At 07:12 AM 9/17/2004 -0500, FireBrick wrote: >Well I'm not sure to exactly tell you how to fix it because I don't know what you did. >But one quick way would be.... >First off, T8/KC6GG should not have been the call. >If it was after 1990, he should have had a T8 call.
I don't think it's that simple. As I said earlier, "There were Western (before 1994) and Eastern Carolines (before 1986)." Both were KC6 when they were U.S. protectorates. As I also said earlier, I have one of each. If you have a KC6 card pre 1986 it could be either T8 or V6; no way to tell without looking at the card. >If you added the T8, check the qso and see if the proper Prefix is selected in the prefix >column. >Change it if not. > >The quick way to assign a non conforming prefix is to enter the data, select the proper >prefix, and enter the qso. A popup will ask you if you wish to 'map' this call to that >prefix. Say yes. Or say no. It doesn't matter for that one QSO. For example I can enter 1A1A on 80 meters and change the prefix to P5, answer NO at the query and the log will show a not-confirmed P5 QSO on 80. (I wish, but 20 meters will have to do)
