Hi all,
Interesting that these should pop up again after so many years! They were
published in 1998 and 1999, IIRC.
I don't have the electronic files on my current system. They may be on
floppies upstairs in a box somewhere :-) Unlikely that they are in PDF
format but maybe. I'll eventually
I'm glad to let everybody know we have a new author for the ARRL 160
Contest writeup. Mark Beckwith N5OT has stepped into the ample shoes of
outgoing author, Gary Breed K9AY whose writeups we enjoyed for a number of
years. Hats off to both gentlemen! I know we'll continue to hear K9AY on
Top
If the web upload app for log submission finds something in a QSO: line
it can't deal with...
> The ARRL submission AP tells you to correct the mistakes rather than
remove or unclaim them and that is NOT RIGHT!
Point of clarification - the app does not really know anything about a
, but it's not official
http://3830scores.com/listeditions.php?arg=B6cgaWz5a3
73 Mark K3MSB
On Dec 4, 2016 4:17 PM, "Ward Silver" <hward...@gmail.com
<mailto:hward...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Not by me, I assure you, but several have been reported after this
weekend'
Not by me, I assure you, but several have been reported after this
weekend's excellent conditions.
Does anyone know of historical clean sweeps of all ARRL/RAC sections in
any prior ARRL 160 contests? The online score database only lists
"mults" which include both sections and DXCC entities.
Perhaps an alternative analogy would be helpful here...
Each of the many signals can be imagined as its own phasor. One end of
the phasor is anchored on the origin (0 V) and the other is spinning
around the origin at the frequency of the signal with a length equal to
its amplitude. Since the
An unfortunate cut-and-paste misfire resulted in omitting the RAC Winter
Contest and Stew Perry TBDC contests from the lists of upcoming events - I've
corrected the online version. The ARRL Letter should have the correct
information when it goes out later this week - apologies.
73, Ward N0AX
I concur with Tree that it is a good thing having three quite different 160
meter contests in the space of two months (ARRL, Stew, CQ WW) and the ARRL DX
Contest if you want to do it as a single-band entry. The scoring is different
because all of them have different missions.
I also recognize
My comments?follow on three topics that have been brought up,
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HFTA - It can import?the elevation angle files generated from
IONCAP/VOACAP that Dean N6BV produced. HFTA?does not have an ionospheric
module in it. And yes, the files only go down to?80m because of
IONCAP/VOACAP limitations.
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