[DX-CHAT] TX5C logs have been updated

2008-03-18 Thread Garth
TX5C logs have been updated.

Garth, KW4MM

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RE: [DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs My 2 cents worth...

2008-03-18 Thread Charles Harpole
 
Could there be more than ten or twenty guys who would INTENTIONALLY work a DX 
more than 
 
twice on any band/mode?  Likely not.
 
BUT there may be several hundred guys (a thousand?) who had legitimate trouble 
confirming  or hearing the 
 
confirmation of their contact.
 
Some wish to punish the many legitimate callers wishing confirmation again, 
because of the 
 
assumption that the dup is for a bad reason.  As someone said, it is just as 
easy to say call/59 as 
 
it is to say call/dup.  Actually, it is ultimately much easier for DX just to 
be sure they got the call 
 
signs BY REPEATING THE CALLER'S CALL SIGN and saying "copy?" for the 
confirmation.  Don't make 
 
a record number of QSOs;  make a record of ACCURATE QSOs.   73
Charles Harpole
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 
> Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2008 10:59:20 -0400> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 
> dx-chat@njdxa.org> Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs My 2 cents worth...> > 
> Worked a previous Ducie Island operation and sent for qsls. Cards came > and 
> my 12M CW qso marked NIL... Manager said he found KA2DZS not BZS in > the 
> log.> Wow! the op sent BZS and now I'm not in the log.. Emailed the manager > 
> and he said he would send a qsl with KA2DZS logged on it. I explained > that 
> KA2DZS was a Novice class op who's callsign expired in 1995 but to > no 
> avail.. Sure wish they had an online log, I would have tried to work > 'em 
> again on 12CW..> Sure was a pleasure to work this operation on 12CW and 10 
> thru 160 and > RTTY and see my callsign in the log for real. Just one dit did 
> me in > the first operation> Here is the best one yet.. I saw on the cluster 
> VP6DX on 17RTTY 17.110 > QSX down but had no copy on my screen at all. I did 
> see T32YC calling > CQ QSX down 1 and called him about ten times before he 
> faded into the > noise with no luck... Half hour later VP6DX is chatting with 
> a W5 who is > apparently related to the operator.> After they sign off VP6DX 
> sends qrz up. I go up 5 and call and he sends > back "KA2BZS we worked before 
> QRZ" Wow, I worked the guy and he didn't > even tell me what time ;-) He must 
> have picked me out down trying to > work the T3 station. Managed to work 
> VP6DX 2 days later after sending > "First qso I know of"> Was in the online 
> log the next morning though...> Isn't this a fun hobby?? 73/DX.. Ron . > > > 
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Re: [DX-CHAT] on line logs

2008-03-18 Thread Don Greenbaum
Right you are Stu.

In fact, in 1997 VK0IR from Heard Island used ham radio satellites to relay the 
logs to me which I put up on our website within hours of the QSOs.

Back then I don't seem to recall the angst when a call wasn't found in the log, 
people just worked them again.

Maybe we make it too easy?

Don
N1DG



At 07:36 PM 3/18/2008, Stuart Santelmann KC1F wrote:
>Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 12:33 PM
>Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] on line logs
>
>Todd:
> 
>Online logs preceeded K7C by quite a bit. They are the first op that posted 
>real-time listing of your call when they were or had just worked you. That is 
>on-line logs on steroids. The more they give us, the more be expect everyone 
>to do it and are disturbed when they don't do it quite the way we want them 
>to. 
> 
>The Clipperton gang limped back onto their boat a tired and beaten group of 
>people. They suffered quite a bit. Can't we just cut them a little slack and 
>let them do things when they have time to do them. If you are not in the log, 
>there is no way of now trying to repeat a contact. Not all apparent contacts 
>end up in the log. There is way too much wasted bandwidth on this topic.
>  

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RE: [DX-CHAT] Dupes -- It Takes Two to Tango

2008-03-18 Thread Charles Harpole
 
Old fashioned technique of passing messages (remember "traffic nets"?) advised 
the receiving station
 
to REPEAT the incoming msg so that the sending station has confidence in the 
receipt.
 
DX ops need to understand that clarity sacrificed to speed is a dubious 
practice.  They should carefully 
 
and clearly repeat the caller's call sign; I do that twice and then the 
frustration and doubt of the
 
caller goes down and there is less hostility on the freq.After all, what 
the callers want to hear 
 
are their call signs coming back.  73Charles Harpole
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> Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2008 13:24:21 -0400> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 
> dx-chat@njdxa.org> Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] Dupes -- It Takes Two to Tango> > > 
> After my first QSO with TX5C, I decided to adopt the Japanese technique of> > 
> never sending a signal report until after your callsign is sent – and> > 
> received -- correctly.> > Very good idea, I will absolutely do that in the 
> future.> > >(It goes without saying that once they do have your> > callsign, 
> don't send it again.)> > The flip side of that, of course, is that I'm ever 
> on a DXPedition and> a guy is sending his call 10 times back at me , I'll 
> assume that> whatever I sent him is wrong ;-) But yeah, I've learned the hard 
> way> that most *DO* assume that, and sending your call again if they have> it 
> right is a trigger for them to change what they wrote down.> > Of course, I 
> guess there's a chance N3MX was actually in there... he> certainly had other 
> band modes, but given the long drawn out attempt> it doesn't seem likely. I 
> do end up in a lot of pileups on 160 with> K3OX and he usually beats me ;-)> 
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RE: [DX-CHAT] on line logs

2008-03-18 Thread Charles Harpole
 
New ways are not always better ways.  A lesson for engineers.73Charles Harpole
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL 
PROTECTED]: Re: [DX-CHAT] on line logsDate: Tue, 18 Mar 2008 19:36:43 -0400



3Y0PI

- Original Message - 
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Cc: DX Chat 
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 12:33 PM
Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] on line logs

Todd:
 
Online logs preceeded K7C by quite a bit. They are the first op that posted 
real-time listing of your call when they were or had just worked you. That is 
on-line logs on steroids. The more they give us, the more be expect everyone to 
do it and are disturbed when they don't do it quite the way we want them to. 
 
The Clipperton gang limped back onto their boat a tired and beaten group of 
people. They suffered quite a bit. Can't we just cut them a little slack and 
let them do things when they have time to do them. If you are not in the log, 
there is no way of now trying to repeat a contact. Not all apparent contacts 
end up in the log. There is way too much wasted bandwidth on this topic.
 
-- Original message -- From: Todd Ruby <[EMAIL 
PROTECTED]> Uh, on line logs were pretty much non existent before the last Kure 
Is Dxpedition, K7C. Maybe I am a little off but not by much. my point is that 
it is a fairly new feature that is a luxury a lot of people seem to think is 
compulsory of the DXpedition to provide. 

Hey it is nice to see if your Q's are in the log but what did you do 5+ years 
ago? Send in your card and hope for the best.

Otherwise just wait until they post it and have fun with ham radio in the 
meantime.



73
de
todd
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Re: [DX-CHAT] on line logs

2008-03-18 Thread Stuart Santelmann KC1F
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  - Original Message - 
  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Cc: DX Chat 
  Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 12:33 PM
  Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] on line logs


  Todd:

  Online logs preceeded K7C by quite a bit. They are the first op that posted 
real-time listing of your call when they were or had just worked you. That is 
on-line logs on steroids. The more they give us, the more be expect everyone to 
do it and are disturbed when they don't do it quite the way we want them to. 

  The Clipperton gang limped back onto their boat a tired and beaten group of 
people. They suffered quite a bit. Can't we just cut them a little slack and 
let them do things when they have time to do them. If you are not in the log, 
there is no way of now trying to repeat a contact. Not all apparent contacts 
end up in the log. There is way too much wasted bandwidth on this topic.

-- Original message -- 
From: Todd Ruby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
Uh, on line logs were pretty much non existent before the last Kure Is 
Dxpedition, K7C. Maybe I am a little off but not by much. my point is that it 
is a fairly new feature that is a luxury a lot of people seem to think is 
compulsory of the DXpedition to provide. 


Hey it is nice to see if your Q's are in the log but what did you do 5+ 
years ago? Send in your card and hope for the best.


Otherwise just wait until they post it and have fun with ham radio in the 
meantime.







73

de

todd

WB2ZAB



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Re: [DX-CHAT] SWL QSL-ing and more

2008-03-18 Thread Stuart Santelmann KC1F
Yes indeed - I have a ton of those from the Soviet Union days.  I always 
thought that the inked part on the generic cards looked like the potato stamp 
things we made in Cub Scouts.  I answered them all.  Just cross out "2 way" and 
write "SWL rprt" above the crossed out "QSO"

StuKC1F




  Just a reminder.during the earlier days it was required of Russians 
wishing to obtain a license to prove their ability to use radio receivers by 
obtaining SWL report confirmations.

  They were assigned call letters and sent out large numbers of cards through 
the years.

  We were always encouraged to reply as it was of value to the amateur radio 
community.

  73   Norm  K1AA



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Re: [DX-CHAT] Clipperton Group

2008-03-18 Thread David Johnson
The VP6DX group was using a phone from a different satellite phone company 
and it uses a different technology.  The Clipperton group had very calm seas 
on the way down and were able to keep a connection  but that's not the case 
on the way back to San Diego.


Dave - K4SSU



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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; 
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 11:06 AM
Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] Clipperton Group


Well, the reason I asked was that I assumed it could be done from the 
ship.  The VP6DX group made their final updates that way, and the 
Clipperton group was updating their page while they were on their way to 
Clipperton.  So, I wondered why it was different.  I didn't mean it to be 
deemed a naive question.


Dave W7AQK


- Original Message - 
From: "David Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; 
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 6:25 AM
Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] Clipperton Group


The satellite phone they have requires a beamed signal to the satellite 
and in the rough sea with the ship rocking and rolling they can't keep a 
connection.  It worked fine when they were on land.


Dave - K4SSU



- Original Message - 
From: "T. David Yarnes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: 
Sent: Monday, March 17, 2008 11:19 PM
Subject: [DX-CHAT] Clipperton Group


Anyone know why they haven't posted any more updates on their logs?  The 
last update was almost 2 days before they pulled the plug.


Dave W7AQK



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Re: [DX-CHAT] 5t5dc

2008-03-18 Thread Dave G4GED
Jim, It's via 

http://www.5t2008.de/index.html

and the Log was updated today 18.3.08

73
Dave
  - Original Message - 
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  Subject: [DX-CHAT] 5t5dc


  I googled 5t5da, etc and I can't fing a log search page .Is there one and 
what is the url?
  Jim



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Re: [DX-CHAT] 5t5dc

2008-03-18 Thread Mark Robinson


http://www.5t2008.de/



You can get this url by doing a Callsign search on QRZ and the page then lists 
the station's web page - always worth a try


Mark N1UK G3ZZM



  - Original Message - 
  From: Jim Abercrombie 
  To: dx-chat@njdxa.org 
  Sent: Tuesday, 18 March, 2008 3:53 PM
  Subject: [DX-CHAT] 5t5dc


  I googled 5t5da, etc and I can't fing a log search page .Is there one and 
what is the url?
  Jim

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Re: [DX-CHAT] 5t5dc

2008-03-18 Thread Dan Zimmerman N3OX
5t2008.de

On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 3:53 PM, Jim Abercrombie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> I googled 5t5da, etc and I can't fing a log search page .Is there one and
> what is the url?
> Jim
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[DX-CHAT] 5t5dc

2008-03-18 Thread Jim Abercrombie
I googled 5t5da, etc and I can't fing a log search page .Is there one and what 
is the url?
Jim

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Re: [DX-CHAT] my 2 cents worth

2008-03-18 Thread Dan Zimmerman N3OX
>Then I wouldn't be checking the online log for my call, Wayne

Someone decided at least one or maybe a couple well known Low Band
DXers needed to be in the VP6DX logs on all bands and modes.

There were no high band attempts, but when they searched their calls
the guy I'm thinking of nearly had a sweep.  I heard it from him that
he didn't make the contacts.

Some party, presumably bored, bootlegged the call to work VP6DX all
over the place.

A bunch of high band QSOs seemed to start appearing with another well
known 160m DXer soon after but I don't know one way or another if that
was the same thing...

But sometimes you just want one or two bands so you're still going to
check the log.

73
Dan


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RE: [DX-CHAT] my 2 cents worth

2008-03-18 Thread Jim Reisert AD1C
--- harris_ruben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> >How about if your call is in the log, but you didn't make a Q and in fact,
> >you weren't even calling???
> 
> Then I wouldn't be checking the online log for my call, Wayne

Yes, but I can almost guarantee that there are folks who do not work a
DXpedition, check the on-log anyway, find a busted call that matches theirs,
and try to cajole a QSL out of them.

73 - Jim AD1C


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Re: [DX-CHAT] my 2 cents worth

2008-03-18 Thread Dan Zimmerman N3OX
> Hell, if they didn't get my call right, then I didn't
>  have a good 2X to begin with. I didn't bother resubmitting it.

If I heard for sure during the QSO that the op sent N3OX but N3OZ was
in the log on that band and no other band (or if he didn't exist, not
very likely with 1x2's at this point) I'd absolutely resubmit because
they might have just misTYPED it.

The 2X QSO as it exists on the air is what's important, and that's why
it's so important for everyone to confirm calls.  5T5DC was doing a
great job last night... think they often/always sent the call TWICE.

CE1/K7CA was doing a notably great job of that too when on 160m
simplex in some contest "N3OX UR 5NN N3OX TU" ... so much better
for noisy low band/loud simplex pileup situations.

It makes a huge difference in pileup control from what I've heard
too just because it gives people a chance to stop transmitting and
to be sure of who the DX came back to.

I honestly think that in a lot of simplex situations literally sending
"BLAH BLAH N3OX 5NN " would work just as well,. you need that filler
at the beginning more than anything ;-)

Dan


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Re: [DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs

2008-03-18 Thread T. David Yarnes
Ooh!  That's being a bit testy isn't it?  Au contraire, mon ami'!  I've 
seen many occurrences where one gets his or her report, and thinks the report 
given was also received.  But with so many people inappropriately transmitting 
on the wrong frequency, sometimes the confirm (or lack thereof) is "stepped 
on".  Or, you think they have your call right, but they heard an "m" when you 
gave an "n", or things like that.  Lots of reasons not to be 100% confident.  
And those of us running barefoot (and/or QRP) with multiband verticals have 
more reason to be less confident that those who have KW's and beams.  When the 
final logs are posted I expect to see 19 band slots confirmed--I have 16 
showing right now.  I have a friendly competition going among several friends.  
I want to see not only my final number, but theirs as well.  So, it's not all 
about "if", but "how many" as well.  It's very important to see who buy's the 
beer

Dave W7AQK


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  Subject: [DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs


  If you have to go to an on-line log to know whether you worked the station or 
not, you DIDN'T ...

  ... and the analogy is similar to the "DX nets" wherein the net control 
bleats out "good one!"

  My anti-flame suit is on.  So don't waste bandwidth.  You won't be in the log.

  73.





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RE: [DX-CHAT] my 2 cents worth

2008-03-18 Thread harris_ruben

How about if your call is in the log, but you didn't make a Q and in fact,
you weren't even calling???


Then I wouldn't be checking the online log for my call, Wayne


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Re: [DX-CHAT] Dupes -- It Takes Two to Tango

2008-03-18 Thread Dan Zimmerman N3OX
 > After my first QSO with TX5C, I decided to adopt the Japanese technique of
> never sending a signal report until after your callsign is sent – and
> received -- correctly.

Very good idea, I will absolutely do that in the future.

>(It goes without saying that once they do have your
> callsign, don't send it again.)

The flip side of that, of course, is that I'm ever on a DXPedition and
a guy is sending his call 10 times back at me , I'll assume that
whatever I sent him is wrong ;-)  But yeah, I've learned the hard way
that most *DO* assume that, and sending your call again if they have
it right is a trigger for them to change what they wrote down.

Of course, I guess there's a chance N3MX was actually in there... he
certainly had other band modes, but given the long drawn out attempt
it doesn't seem likely.  I do end up in a lot of pileups on 160 with
K3OX and he usually beats me ;-)

73,
Dan


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[DX-CHAT] my 2 cents worth

2008-03-18 Thread harris_ruben
1. If I see my call in the log, I'll leave the band/mode for someone 
else to work. No need for me to dupe what I can see is a good QSO.


2. I got a card from an expedition with one of my Q's NIL. The 
on-line log showed my missing contact as N2ERM (not N2ERN). Well, 
there isn't an N2ERM. The manager noted that I might wait a few 
months and resubmit the card with a note that they loggged my call 
incorrectly. Hell, if they didn't get my call right, then I didn't 
have a good 2X to begin with. I didn't bother resubmitting it.


So yes, I like on-line logs. They can help keep pileups down and 
answer lots of questions.


harry N2ERN


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Re: [DX-CHAT] on line logs

2008-03-18 Thread Jim Reisert AD1C
--- Todd Ruby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Uh, on line logs were pretty much non existent before the last Kure  
> Is Dxpedition, K7C.

I believe it was the FP/N9PD DXpedition in 1998 that was the first to use
real-time log displays, i.e. you could see your QSO on the web within seconds
of working it.

Maybe someone needs to compile a history of on-line and real-time logging.

73 - Jim AD1C


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Re: [DX-CHAT] on line logs

2008-03-18 Thread Jim Reisert AD1C
I believe the first use of on-line logs was the Cordell DXpedition to Easter
Island, XR0Y back in 1995.

73 - Jim AD1C


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[DX-CHAT] Dupes -- It Takes Two to Tango

2008-03-18 Thread wmills
For duping an expedition, the rule is simple: If you didn't hear your call
to your satisfaction, work 'em again. If a DXpedition operator doesn't like
it, and if it happens too often, that operator may realize that some
examination of his/her operating procedure may be in order. Sad to say, many
DXpedition operators are lax in not repeating a callsign after correcting it
- or not. My famous "I don't sure" QSO comes to mind. (That was my own
realization at XF4L that there might actually be a reason why the guy duped
me four times. When I slowed down and asked, he said "I don't sure." I'll
never forget that QSO.)

 

After my first QSO with TX5C, I decided to adopt the Japanese technique of
never sending a signal report until after your callsign is sent - and
received -- correctly. That procedure served me well for all of my
subsequent contacts. (It goes without saying that once they do have your
callsign, don't send it again.)

 

Wayne, N7NG

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

 

 

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dan Zimmerman
N3OX
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 9:40 AM
To: dx-chat@njdxa.org
Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs My 2 cents worth...

 

>After they sign off VP6DX sends qrz up. I go up 5 and call and he sends

>back "KA2BZS we worked before QRZ"

 

I know they want to discourage duping but most people who dupe are

doing it because they didn't think they got in.

 

It doesn't really take that much longer to send "KA2BZS 5NN" than "KA2BZS
B4"

 

If we didn't have such a problem with idiot constant callers and

people calling before the "QRZ?" this would rarely be a problem, but

I've had occasional trouble with completing hard QSOs with big

DXpeditions when they THINK they have you OK and they don't.

 

I raised TX5C's attention on 160m and they had me as N3MX ... I sent

my call five or six more times with them listening for me and their

confirmation at the end got lost in the static crashes.  I don't know

if I got lost in the QRN or just in the din of the pileup that heard

my "de N3OX N3OX N3OX 5NN BK" and started calling right then, but I

lost the QSO as far as I'm concerned.  I *don't* know if I lost the

QSO as far as TX5C was concerned.

 

 I would have hated to work them in the clear later on in the night

and just be told "B4" (though I would have taken it, I got no chances

at all after that ;-) ).  I want the chance for a QSO I know is a QSO.

 I suspect most people won't be chronic dupers for the sake of boredom

but maybe I'm wrong about that?

 

Dan

 

 

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Re: [DX-CHAT] on line logs

2008-03-18 Thread jcowens1
Todd:

Online logs preceeded K7C by quite a bit. They are the first op that posted 
real-time listing of your call when they were or had just worked you. That is 
on-line logs on steroids. The more they give us, the more be expect everyone to 
do it and are disturbed when they don't do it quite the way we want them to. 

The Clipperton gang limped back onto their boat a tired and beaten group of 
people. They suffered quite a bit. Can't we just cut them a little slack and 
let them do things when they have time to do them. If you are not in the log, 
there is no way of now trying to repeat a contact. Not all apparent contacts 
end up in the log. There is way too much wasted bandwidth on this topic.

-- Original message -- 
From: Todd Ruby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
Uh, on line logs were pretty much non existent before the last Kure Is 
Dxpedition, K7C. Maybe I am a little off but not by much. my point is that it 
is a fairly new feature that is a luxury a lot of people seem to think is 
compulsory of the DXpedition to provide. 


Hey it is nice to see if your Q's are in the log but what did you do 5+ years 
ago? Send in your card and hope for the best.


Otherwise just wait until they post it and have fun with ham radio in the 
meantime.







73
de
todd
WB2ZAB


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Re: [DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs My 2 cents worth...

2008-03-18 Thread Gerry Hohn

Dan,

I brought up the lag in uploading logs and that they where sending NO DUPS 
and QSOB4 with one of their pilots but he simply said "work them again". Go 
figure.


Gerry VE6LB


- Original Message - 
From: "Dan Zimmerman N3OX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: 
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 9:40 AM
Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs My 2 cents worth...



>After they sign off VP6DX sends qrz up. I go up 5 and call and he sends

back "KA2BZS we worked before QRZ"


I know they want to discourage duping but most people who dupe are
doing it because they didn't think they got in.

It doesn't really take that much longer to send "KA2BZS 5NN" than "KA2BZS 
B4"


If we didn't have such a problem with idiot constant callers and
people calling before the "QRZ?" this would rarely be a problem, but
I've had occasional trouble with completing hard QSOs with big
DXpeditions when they THINK they have you OK and they don't.

I raised TX5C's attention on 160m and they had me as N3MX ... I sent
my call five or six more times with them listening for me and their
confirmation at the end got lost in the static crashes.  I don't know
if I got lost in the QRN or just in the din of the pileup that heard
my "de N3OX N3OX N3OX 5NN BK" and started calling right then, but I
lost the QSO as far as I'm concerned.  I *don't* know if I lost the
QSO as far as TX5C was concerned.

I would have hated to work them in the clear later on in the night
and just be told "B4" (though I would have taken it, I got no chances
at all after that ;-) ).  I want the chance for a QSO I know is a QSO.
I suspect most people won't be chronic dupers for the sake of boredom
but maybe I'm wrong about that?

Dan


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[DX-CHAT] Recordings of DX

2008-03-18 Thread Dan Zimmerman N3OX
So I posted this:

>  Mine too, and they heard my 100W.  They had such a nice signal I had
>  no question that I got in (though a little surprise)
>
>  http://n3ox.net/files/5T5DC_031808_0403Z_160m.mp3
>

And  had a couple comments about that not being me in the file
above... I realize now that a lot of people record their topband QSOs
but this isn't one of those ;-)  Now that I look at my post it really
does look like I posted what I thought was my recorded QSO!

I didn't.  I took some audio of them later in the night because they
had such a nice signal.  Don't want anyone thinking I'm a TOTAL lid,
counting other people's QSOs as my own ;-)

- - - - - -

Got me thinking though that I might start recording my own QSO's...
and wondering how many out there do it?  It would be fun to go back
and listen to them I suppose.

Do you roll tape on your own QSOs?

Dan


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Re: [DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs My 2 cents worth...

2008-03-18 Thread Dan Zimmerman N3OX
>After they sign off VP6DX sends qrz up. I go up 5 and call and he sends
>back "KA2BZS we worked before QRZ"

I know they want to discourage duping but most people who dupe are
doing it because they didn't think they got in.

It doesn't really take that much longer to send "KA2BZS 5NN" than "KA2BZS B4"

If we didn't have such a problem with idiot constant callers and
people calling before the "QRZ?" this would rarely be a problem, but
I've had occasional trouble with completing hard QSOs with big
DXpeditions when they THINK they have you OK and they don't.

I raised TX5C's attention on 160m and they had me as N3MX ... I sent
my call five or six more times with them listening for me and their
confirmation at the end got lost in the static crashes.  I don't know
if I got lost in the QRN or just in the din of the pileup that heard
my "de N3OX N3OX N3OX 5NN BK" and started calling right then, but I
lost the QSO as far as I'm concerned.  I *don't* know if I lost the
QSO as far as TX5C was concerned.

 I would have hated to work them in the clear later on in the night
and just be told "B4" (though I would have taken it, I got no chances
at all after that ;-) ).  I want the chance for a QSO I know is a QSO.
 I suspect most people won't be chronic dupers for the sake of boredom
but maybe I'm wrong about that?

Dan


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Re: [DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs

2008-03-18 Thread Dan Zimmerman N3OX
>  Depends on the band . My 160 QSO with 5T5DC posted overnight, but
>  if it didn't show up until dusk tonight, no big deal :-) !! (and
>  *wow* do they have a nice signal on 160!)

Mine too, and they heard my 100W.  They had such a nice signal I had
no question that I got in (though a little surprise)

http://n3ox.net/files/5T5DC_031808_0403Z_160m.mp3


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Re: [DX-CHAT] Clipperton Group

2008-03-18 Thread T. David Yarnes
Well, the reason I asked was that I assumed it could be done 
from the ship.  The VP6DX group made their final updates 
that way, and the Clipperton group was updating their page 
while they were on their way to Clipperton.  So, I wondered 
why it was different.  I didn't mean it to be deemed a naive 
question.


Dave W7AQK


- Original Message - 
From: "David Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; 
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 6:25 AM
Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] Clipperton Group


The satellite phone they have requires a beamed signal to 
the satellite and in the rough sea with the ship rocking 
and rolling they can't keep a connection.  It worked fine 
when they were on land.


Dave - K4SSU



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To: 
Sent: Monday, March 17, 2008 11:19 PM
Subject: [DX-CHAT] Clipperton Group


Anyone know why they haven't posted any more updates on 
their logs?  The last update was almost 2 days before 
they pulled the plug.


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Re: [DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs My 2 cents worth...

2008-03-18 Thread Ronald Loneker Sr.
Worked a previous Ducie Island operation and sent for qsls.  Cards came 
and my 12M CW qso marked NIL... Manager said he found KA2DZS not BZS in 
the log.
Wow! the op sent BZS and now I'm not in the log.. Emailed the manager 
and he said he would send a qsl with KA2DZS logged on it.  I explained 
that KA2DZS was a Novice class op who's callsign expired in 1995 but to 
no avail.. Sure wish they had an online log, I would have tried to work 
'em again on 12CW..
Sure was a pleasure to work this operation on 12CW and 10 thru 160 and 
RTTY and see my callsign in the log for real.  Just one dit did me in 
the first operation
Here is the best one yet.. I saw on the cluster VP6DX on 17RTTY 17.110 
QSX down but had no copy on my screen at all.  I did see T32YC calling 
CQ QSX down 1 and called him about ten times before he faded into the 
noise with no luck... Half hour later VP6DX is chatting with a W5 who is 
apparently related to the operator.
After they sign off VP6DX sends qrz up. I go up 5 and call and he sends 
back "KA2BZS we worked before QRZ"  Wow, I worked the guy and he didn't 
even tell me what time ;-)  He must have picked me out down trying to 
work the T3 station.  Managed to work VP6DX 2 days later after sending 
"First qso I know of"

Was in the online log the next morning though...
Isn't this a fun hobby??73/DX..  Ron . 




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RE: [DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs

2008-03-18 Thread Peter Dougherty

At 10:38 AM 3/18/2008, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:

Still, when last QSO posted is nearly 24 hours old when the log is 
posted, the on line log is practically useless.


Depends on the band . My 160 QSO with 5T5DC posted overnight, but 
if it didn't show up until dusk tonight, no big deal :-) !! (and 
*wow* do they have a nice signal on 160!)




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Peter,
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RE: [DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs

2008-03-18 Thread Joe Subich, W4TV

> If you have to go to an on-line log to know whether you 
> worked the station or not, you DIDN'T ...

Hardly, I had a "QSO" with one of the recent DXpeditions where 
the operator originally called N4TV, I corrected them, they 
acknowledged the correction and the operator made an additional 
comment to me by name ... and that "QSO" is still not in the 
on-line log. 

On-line logs are helpful to avoid dupes (and panic about missing 
band/modes) but they are not perfect.  Still, when last QSO posted 
is nearly 24 hours old when the log is posted, the on line log 
is practically useless. 

73, 

   ... Joe, W4TV 
 


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> To: dx-chat@njdxa.org
> Subject: [DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs
> 
> 
> If you have to go to an on-line log to know whether you 
> worked the station or not, you DIDN'T ...
> 
> ... and the analogy is similar to the "DX nets" wherein the 
> net control bleats out "good one!"
> 
> My anti-flame suit is on.  So don't waste bandwidth.  You 
> won't be in the log.
> 
> 73.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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Re: [DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs

2008-03-18 Thread Peter Dougherty

At 09:28 AM 3/18/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you have to go to an on-line log to know whether you worked the 
station or not, you DIDN'T ...
... and the analogy is similar to the "DX nets" wherein the net 
control bleats out "good one!"


My anti-flame suit is on.  So don't waste bandwidth.  You won't be in the log.


Not a flame, but consider this: Sometimes a Q is good, you've clearly 
copied your call coming back and report, etc...and the DX station, 
through touch-typing on his laptop and paying attention to something 
else, logs a different call or enters nonsensical characters by 
accident - and doesn't pick up the error.


Or maybe something even more basic - the log from that computer gets 
damaged somehow between when the Q was made and your card is 
presented to them for verification.


We can live without online logs, but if they're available, that's a 
huge plus for us AND a huge plus for them (in terms of less dupes), 
AND a huge plus for the low power/low wire stations who have a bunch 
of extra chances to make *their* Q's since less big guys will be 
calling and duping.





Regards,

Peter,
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Re: [DX-CHAT] Clipperton Group

2008-03-18 Thread Dan Zimmerman N3OX
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 9:25 AM, David  Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The satellite phone they have requires a beamed signal to the satellite and
>  in the rough sea with the ship rocking and rolling they can't keep a
>  connection.  It worked fine when they were on land.

And for those with selective memories that  want to say "but they
uploaded from the ship while they were on the WAY to Clipperton" let
me excerpt the website:

"In true ham spirit, we did what they said could not be done...connect
to the satellite while in motion.  We had an excellent connection and
now expect to be able to update our website daily before we get to
Clipperton...so keep watching THIS PAGE!!"

They also mentioned calm seas and beautiful WX at that point.

73
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Re: [DX-CHAT] SWL QSL-ing and more

2008-03-18 Thread Norm Gertz
Just a reminder.during the earlier days it was required of Russians wishing 
to obtain a license to prove their ability to use radio receivers by obtaining 
SWL report confirmations.

They were assigned call letters and sent out large numbers of cards through the 
years.

We were always encouraged to reply as it was of value to the amateur radio 
community.

73   Norm  K1AA

  - Original Message - 
  From: Elmar NL13289 
  To: dx-chat@njdxa.org 
  Sent: Monday, March 17, 2008 5:20 PM
  Subject: [DX-CHAT] SWL QSL-ing and more


  Hello all,

  This weekend some more QSL cards came in via the bureau as an answer to my 
reception report.
  The QSL card that draw my attention was the QSL from Charles HS0ZCW. 
  It's the first QSL card I receive that is especially designed for answering 
SWL Reception reports!
  So thanks a lot Charles!
  How many of you do reply on a QSL card from a SWL?

  Every now and then, discussions are started on this reflector about good and 
bad manners when operating.
  Pile-ups are a great example of mis behaviour by quite a few hams.
  Those "amateurs" need to start over again and do a few years of SWL-ing.
  Give it a try to log about 6 stations in a row (with complete RS(T)-reports) 
for a station not working split in a pile-up.
  Thats what I allways try to do. But it can be hard sometimes because of the 
manners of stations trying to contact the calling station.

  73s, Elmar NL13289

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Re: [DX-CHAT] Clipperton Group

2008-03-18 Thread David Johnson
The satellite phone they have requires a beamed signal to the satellite and 
in the rough sea with the ship rocking and rolling they can't keep a 
connection.  It worked fine when they were on land.


Dave - K4SSU



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To: 
Sent: Monday, March 17, 2008 11:19 PM
Subject: [DX-CHAT] Clipperton Group


Anyone know why they haven't posted any more updates on their logs?  The 
last update was almost 2 days before they pulled the plug.


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[DX-CHAT] On-Line Logs

2008-03-18 Thread W0WOI
If you have to go to an on-line log to know whether you worked the station  
or not, you DIDN'T ...
 
... and the analogy is similar to the "DX nets" wherein the net control  
bleats out "good one!"
 
My anti-flame suit is on.  So don't waste bandwidth.  You won't  be in the 
log.
 
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Re: [DX-CHAT] on line logs

2008-03-18 Thread Bob Beaudet
On line logs are a lot like bonuses at work. 
The first time you receive one is a nice surprise. 
The next time a year later is welcome but somewhat expected.
Not receiving one next year is perceived as negative, like a cut in pay.

I worked in staffing. We were always careful in starting anything that we 
didn't expect could be sustained.
Sometimes, it's best to simply do nothing. 

We used to wait for months to learn if we were in the log. We used to wait for 
months to get our ticket.
Now, with the expectation of instant gratification so common, I wonder what 
will be next.

73, Bob W1YRC
 
  - Original Message - 
  From: Todd Ruby 
  To: dx-chat@njdxa.org 
  Sent: Monday, March 17, 2008 22:19 PM
  Subject: [DX-CHAT] on line logs


  Uh, on line logs were pretty much non existent before the last Kure Is 
Dxpedition, K7C. Maybe I am a little off but not by much. my point is that it 
is a fairly new feature that is a luxury a lot of people seem to think is 
compulsory of the DXpedition to provide. 


  Hey it is nice to see if your Q's are in the log but what did you do 5+ years 
ago? Send in your card and hope for the best.


  Otherwise just wait until they post it and have fun with ham radio in the 
meantime.







  73

  de

  todd

  WB2ZAB



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RE: [DX-CHAT] Clipperton Group

2008-03-18 Thread Ron Notarius W3WN
The word from multiple sources (including FO5A/MM) is that final logs will
be posted after their arrival home in CA.  The trip takes about 5 days, so I
wouldn't expect them to be up until near the end of the week.

73

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of T. David
Yarnes
Sent: Monday, March 17, 2008 11:19 PM
To: dx-chat@njdxa.org
Subject: [DX-CHAT] Clipperton Group


Anyone know why they haven't posted any more updates on
their logs?  The last update was almost 2 days before they
pulled the plug.

Dave W7AQK




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