It's also much easier to add RTTY to the mix. I ran CW, RTTY and SSB with
N1MM in ARI, 7QP and NEQP a couple weekends back.
My next step is to be able to d the same with my laptop.
Heck, add the new 2M module and you can do almost everything from one rig
for FD...
Now we need Eric to release
Writelog and N1MM are both more powerful software packages but how much
power do you need for field day? We're not talking about dedicated CQ WW
teams who get together and practice using software for three months
prior. For the most part FJP's FD logger gets used by folks on field day
who
Exactly.
Writelog and N1MM are both more
powerful software packages but how much
power do you need for field day? We're not talking about
dedicated CQ WW
teams who get together and practice using software for
three months
prior. For the most part FJP's FD logger gets used by folks
on
On Wed, 13 May 2009 13:12:46 -0500, R. Kevin Stover wrote:
I'm wondering why anybody would need rig control during Field
Day.
Let's define rig control. For contesting, rig control can be as
simple as keeping up with operating frequency and mode and putting
in the log. Contesting with good
For one thing, if you're jumping back and forth between CW and SSB it's
nice to have the computer log the mode appropriately ... it's pretty
easy for any operator to forget to change the mode manually each and
every time. Rig control does it for you. And with regard that, the
N3FJP software
Stupid type ... it should have read:
That's a neat feature for the average Field Day operator that is DOING mostly
search-and-pounce.
Dave AB7E
David Gilbert wrote:
For one thing, if you're jumping back and forth between CW and SSB it's
nice to have the computer log the mode
Wes et al,
Have used FD Logger for a few years now, and always used somebody else's rig.
This year my goal was to get my K3 before FD to use with the program keying
the rig.
FJP's info states that an interface is necessary to do this. I thought the
config
function PTT-KEY could be set to use
10:04 AM
To: n...@yahoo.com
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] N3FJP FD Logger
Wes et al,
Have used FD Logger for a few years now, and always used
somebody else's rig. This year my goal was to get my K3
before FD to use with the program keying the rig.
FJP's info
Sorry Bill but I have no experience with the program keying the rig or using it
with the K3. I use it as a logging program and do my own keying. My rig was
and is until my K3 comes back from Aptos, a TS870. My usual logging program is
DXBase but the N3FJP is excellent for FD and does all of
: Bill Stravinsky [mailto:k3...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 9:04 AM
To: n...@yahoo.com
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] N3FJP FD Logger
Wes et al,
Have used FD Logger for a few years now, and always used somebody else's
rig.
This year my goal was to get my K3 before FD
Subject: [Elecraft] N3FJP FD Logger
Wes et al,
Have used FD Logger for a few years now, and always used somebody else's
rig.
This year my goal was to get my K3 before FD to use with the program keying
the rig.
FJP's info states that an interface is necessary to do this. I thought
On Tue, 12 May 2009 11:00:46 -0400, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
FJP's software will not allow CW, PTT and rig control on one
port. To do CW, PTT and Rig control requires three ports with
FJP software.
To expand on Joe's answer, Writelog and N1MM Logger both DO
support CW, PTT, and rig control
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