[SixClub] Manual contest log forms on-line

[Tom Peters]

WA7BNM has this fantastic form on his web site: http://b4h.net/cabforms=20
which lets you enter or paste your setup and QSO info from contests=20
directly into his form. It then generates a Cabrillo log on screen.

 From there, you either
1. Copy and paste into a text file or e-mail, and do with it what you want,=
 or,
2. Click the SUBMIT button and it e-mails it to the contest sponsor.

I'm finally going to be able to figure out why my own home-brew logger=20
can't create Cabrillo logs that don't get bounced by the ARRL robot. I have=
=20
copies of all the data for the screens that went into it, and the resulting=
=20
log, so my program will be able to reproduce it.

Contests he knows about so far are: (and has forms for)

ARRL January VHF Sweepstakes

CQ 160-Meter Contest, CW

North American QSO Party, SSB

North American QSO Party, CW

ARRL RTTY Roundup




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