[W3GV] Results of North American QSO Party CW 1/11/14

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N1MM wont cost you a dime, other than the time to download it....it is a great general logger also, however, it wont do things like QSL tracking, DXCC or other awards, etc.....it does allow you to export those contacts in an ADIF file, which I’m sure FJP can import....EQF was my first software, on a 5 1/4 floppy and running on an 8088 !!!! I knew Tom and in the DOS world, his software was about as good as it gets...Win-EQF though really isnt Windows software (unless the new developer changed something).....last I knew it was still basically the DOS version ported over to run in a Windows type box.....still a lot of users, and still being sold, but theres are lot more choices now, more suited to a “modern” PC.....
On 1/12/2014 3:13:08 PM, zipperkng at aol.com wrote:
> Sorry crahill...
> Don't know ur name.
> 
> The TS-2000 will only be used, I would guess, 5-10% of the time for
> contesting. It is the main rig, hooked up to a possible 1500 watts and a tri  band
> yagi .I have also used N1MM software and find it very good, but John,
> WB3IFD, has already purchased the CD with all the programs from N3FJP. We have
> been using the General Logging Program for several weeks now. I, as
> Contesting  Chairman, am just giving my opinion as such. I would not be opposed to
> switching  to another logging system if the membership wants to, and would
> fully support  any change .I do not thing it is wise to have several different
> logging programs  from different sources used at the club. It will lead to
> problems sending in  logs when we do multi-station contesting, and we will
> possibly not have one  consistent log on the TS-2000 station, but possibly
> many, that will make it very  difficult, if not impossible, to mesh into one
> concise and accurate log for  the entire W3GV call sign. Of course, if anyone
> wants to operate with their own  call sign, they can use any logging
> program they want (paper or otherwise  or none).
> 
> I totally agree with you regarding the Laptop and Rigblaster. Both  merit
> consideration by the Memb