Dr OMs,
how can I reverse the ALT+R polarity?
This problem continues since DX4WIN contains the PSK31 module.
I'am using the YAESU FT1000MP MARK-V.
Standard FT1000MP setting for PSK 31 is PKT and LSB.
Not PKT and USB which dx4win needs.
This setting is given by rig possibility to switch narrow 2
I am running a personal log-checker on the web (see www.dl5no.de), which is
based on the records of the ADIF-export of DX4WIN and my QSL-records at the
LOTW . Combination of both files is done on a linux-server with a
Perl-routine, which compares several significant parts of the records
(callsigns,
i hope some one can help me out. i had a kenwood 570 and used
a tnc with dx4win and it worked great, i just had to click on
a spot and the rig went to that band and frec. i now have a
icom pro ll and want to do the same thing but with telnet
dxcluster.net.i i have ver. 5.03. thanks for any help
th
How about a separate reflector just for LOTW ?
And when LOTW and ARRL move on from the "beta" and actually inform software
developers of their strategic direction then modifications may be made
rather than a change for change sake !
Sorry but LOTW is taking up a lot of bandwidth on here recently
Paul,
I like your suggestions. This will let us update our DXCC confirmations, which
is the main thing needed, and in no way keeps you from further integration if
you decide to. At least for now, the one electronic confirmation flag would be
sufficient.
A couple other things to ponder?
1) D
On Sat, 25 Oct 2003 13:56:38 -0400, Paul van der Eijk wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have been reading most of the exchanges about this topic, and
>came up the following ideas / questions.
>
>1. Support for a few more 'confirm flags'; see below
Absolutely. Probably only LOTW to begin with since
eQSL's are not
By the way, I am also using DXTELNET with DX4WIN.
Thanks.
- Original Message -
From: "Herb Rosenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "dx4win"
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 17:15
Subject: [Dx4win] Dx4WIn with VE7CC
> I just came across the VE7CC application, and it looks very cool.
>
> Wh
I just came across the VE7CC application, and it looks very cool.
What I am wondering is if there is any intergration of this application with
DX4WIN?
In other words, if I am already using my rtty window to telnet to a internet
DX cluster, what if any benefit will I get for running the VE7CC appl
Paul keep it sweet and simple. If when I printed out the countries list it
told me if it was electronic or card in hand I would be real happy.
Rod WC7N
- Original Message -
From: "Paul van der Eijk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 10:56 AM
Subject: [Dx4win] Sup
At 02:16 PM 10/25/2003, Steve wrote:
>How about a separate reflector just for LOTW ?
There is already one, with lots of traffic:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ARRL-LOTW/
I agree with Paul, let's try to keep discussions here specifically to LoTW
and DX4WIN and how they work together.
OK As I see it...
I don't think you need to do anything about eQsl... It isn't
necessary... It stands on it's own and keeps track of it's own awards.
I've been using eQsl for quite a long time... And all you need is an
easy way to upload the QSOs. Batch mode ADIF is fine... In future a
real-time u
Steve,
I agree to some degree; I would like the discussions about LOTW
to be limited to the DX4WIN context.
Paul
At 07:16 PM 10/25/03 +0100, Steve wrote:
>How about a separate reflector just for LOTW ?
>
>And when LOTW and ARRL move on from the "beta" and actually inform software
>developers of
LOTW is out of Beta for some time now.
And the reason for the bandwidth is because there is a real issue
tracking award status with the program as it stands, if you use LOTW,
and there is a real possibility that DX operations may adopt LOTW as the
primary way of providing credit for DXCC as it's c
Hi Steve. There is a LOtW reflector. What I believe you saw here is
concerns that are limited to use with DX4WIN.
Rod WC7N
- Original Message -
From: "Steve" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [Dx4win] Support for LOTW
> How about a separat
Hi,
I have been reading most of the exchanges about this topic, and
came up the following ideas / questions.
1. Support for a few more 'confirm flags'; see below
2. Add a function to the logbook import mechanism to use the QSOs to set
the confirm flag in the existing log. The imported QSOs will
Thanks for everyone who responded to my post. I was not aware of this
feature and the reason I no longer use the program. I am going to VE7CC
website and download the latest and work with it today.
Thanks Guys and 73's
john
You missed the point John... VE7CC is running on your computer as a
node... You then connect DX4Win to it, and it's exactly the same as
connecting to any other cluster... But the connection won't drop because
it is a loopback connection to your own computer.
Anyway, it's something Paul should addr
Ok Don,
that is the downside of the VE7CC packet cluster program. It will not
go into your dx4win logbook and highlight in the 9 or so colors to make you
aware it is a new country you need to work, or a new band, or a new mode. I
am going to stick with the present DX4WIN packet cluster even th
To All,
I am running an Ar-Cluster and have been for the last 4 years. Telnet
address is dxc-ka5eyh.drhnet.com.
I also use DX4WIN, it stays connected for weeks on end. Some ISP will not
alow a full time connect.
If you need to test this, try useing my node by telnet useing DX4Win, if you
get dro
Well, I might as well have a go at this. I now connect to clusters via
broadband wireless and do have an excellent connection as I am very near the
signal source. Previously, I used a dial up connection, a little less reliable.
Before that, two meter packet, even less reliable.
Now, I can ping t
Mark K6FG,=20
Dx4win has not provisions to "stay alive" or ping the cluster. What has =
worked very well is to download VE7CC's program AR users
(http://www.ve7cc.net )and run this in the background. It will connect =
you to your telnet or packet cluster and will track the disconnects, =
user sets
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