For those that have not yet participated in the ARRL's Logbook of
the World (LOTW) beta test, I've written a step-by-step tutorial on
how to download the software, install the software, create the certificate
request, load the certificate, create a signed log, submit your log and
accessing the
Up to 246 submissions. Added a pull-down menu on the Results Page
that links to top 50 entities needed from Asia, Europe North America.
There were not enough submissions from the other continents to justify
pages for AF, SA or OC (yet).
http://www.aa5au.com/rttysurvey_results.html
If you have
The RTTY Most Needed DXCC Entities Survey has been updated to include
all submissions to date.
http://www.aa5au.com/rttysurvey_results.html
I'm still trying to figure a better way to submit updates. I ask that you hold onto
updates until I can make them easier to submit. If you submitted to
on the digital modes overall. We need your needs list on RTTY no matter now
many you need!
If you have not already submitted to the survey, I ask that you do so.
http://www.aa5au.com/rttysurvey.html
Thanks,
Don AA5AU
- Original Message -
From: Don Hill AA5AU [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MMTTY
Ed's got a big signal here in the southern USA this afternoon.
He's peaking S7. Running 50 baud, 21085 mark listening up
at 1730Z 7/4/02 working USA EU.
Getting Started on RTTY is finished www.aa5au.com/rtty.
There will be periodic updates as they present themselves.
73 GL!
Don AA5AU
I am surprised to Ed on 15M RTTY today. I had been informed
that he would be in Beijing today picking up a new hex beam. Anyone
know anything about that?
Even though P5/4L4FN RTTY contacts do not count for DXCC (yet),
if you haven't made a contact with him yet on SSB, it's an easy way
to get
