Hello Andy:
Really good question. For exemple:
2006-> 173 logs---> 7 USA stations---> 3 F stations
2007-> 210 logs---> 9 USA stations---> 1 F station
2008-> 225 logs---> 6 USA stations---> 1 F station
2009-> 368 logs---> 11 USA stations-> 1 F statio
Rick,
This is exactly what I do. Difficulty varies from completely trivial to
impossible depending on how comfortable with computers you are :-)
Hardware and installation requirements:
1. CAT interface for your Icom. I use a Rigtalk.
2. Computer near your Icom. Any 1GHz Windows machine will do.
Not speaking for everyone here but it could be that the varied methods of
scoring and submitting PSK contest logs may prevent some folks from
submitting their logs. The SSS/CW/RTTY have been contested long enough that
scoring and submitting logs has been made easier over the years. It might
seem th
Posted Monday April 27, 2009 at http://www.kn4lf.com/kn4lf5.htm and
http://www.kn4lf.com/kn4lf72.htm
Today a new solar cycle 23 sunspot group emerged near S08W38. As has been
the norm as of late it remains to be seen if it survives long enough for
NOAA/SWPC to assign it a number, which would be
Just like the last pre-maunder minimum cycle :-( although that data is not
too exact.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
www.ham-radio-deluxe.com
- Original Message -
From:
>
> Solar cycle 23 is
> now 13 years long from first spot to present one, an extension of the
> already record long solar cycle
Hello Rick,
In Multipsk you have a possible TCP/IP connection which is able to import or
export sound ("Multidem" button).
The server could be Multidem (from the author) or better in your case,
Gui_serv_Multipsk (HB9TLK (Cesco).
Note: you must use Multipsk 4.12 or 4.11...but not 4.13 as there
