[MiQP-Mail] Another K6JSS suggestion

Hank Greeb n8xx at arrl.org
Fri Apr 15 23:46:30 EDT 2011


Dave:

I've responded in detail to the message below as a private message.  I 
feel that your "put down" of casual operators, and similar "not to 
gentle advice" by other "self proclaimed hotshot contesters", is much 
better said privately.   You may be interested to know that a several of 
the K6JSS/COUNty ops are first time with MiQP, and deserve to be 
publicly encouraged, not publicly belittled by high and mighty 
"suggestions."

72/73 de n8xx Hg
Operating K6JSS/MECO during MiQP 2011

p.s. I can't verify all the types of software, but N3FJP, N1MM, and 
W3KM's Software will accept K6JSS/8, K6JSS/MECO, or K6JSS/8/MECO as in 
the sent file AND in the received portions of the log.  The cabrillo 
file looks a bit strange on N3FJP, but can be edited with a robot.  
GenLog does fine with any of the forms of K6JSS.  N1MM does fine with 
all forms of K6JSS, on the input and "sent" part of the exchange.  But 
if your logging software regurgitates on any K6JSS log submission, send 
it over tome and I'll convert it to whatever your log check software 
demands  I've never seen a log, even with a couple hundred contacts or 
more, which needs to be "hand corrected" line by line.

On 4/15/2011 8:09 PM, David Pruett wrote:
> With regards to the K6JSS/county operations this weekend, I have the 
> following suggestion.
>
> You should log any of the K6JSS stations as K6JSS/cnty, rather than 
> K6JSS/8/cnty,  for two reasons:
>
>   1. Your logging software is much more likely to accept the former 
> rather than the latter.
>   2. I can guarantee that the MiQP logchecking software will accept 
> the former.  I cannot make the same guarantee for the latter, and you 
> shouldn't count on me hand-correcting several hundred QSOs.
>
> The K6JSS grand-poobah, N8XX made a similar point in an earlier 
> e-mail, but then later in the same e-mail referred to "K6JSS/8/cnty" 
> (a typo, I suppose) so I wanted to reinforce the point again before 
> the MIQP.
>
> You can also log K6JSS/cnty simply as K6JSS if you wish.  The MiQP 
> logchecking software automatically takes the county field into account 
> when scoring dupes so your official score will come out correct, but 
> your logging software may require "/cnty" to properly portray things 
> during the contest.
>
> Good luck to all this weekend.
>
> 73, Dave/K8CC
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