Thanks to Bill n4GBK I got Bob YN5PL lat evening before his signal faded. His call is not in QRZ but DX Coffee gives the detail YN5RN & YN5PL Nicaragua 3 weeks ago | 0 comment Mike W1USN and Bob

Hi y'all, Here's an invitation to participate in the NCQP today. Contest Period: 1500 UTC February 28, 2016 to 0059 UTC February 29, 2016. (10 am to 8 pm EST on February 28, 2016). Bands: 80/75,

Great spot Bill Thanks John KE4JB

Leap Year starts tomorrow night! Sunday evening USA times: 2016-02-29 0000Z --david KJ4IZW

Hi Barry, The "Upper Signal Level" and the "Signal Range" controls interact with each other. On my system -10 and 65 gives yellow traces on a blue background. If I set -29 and 35, I get red strong

0300 UTC, Bob is at 7.070 + 770. (7.070.770 kHz). 73, Bill N4GBK0

Yeah, Tried to get WinWarbler to go there when I checked and WW “refused” to allow me to go there… is there a reason for that? … I’m just sayin’ 73 de K3JAE John Etling k3jae@...

My apologies Jim John KE4JB On Feb 27, 2016 7:25 PM, "jinnis@... [070]" <070@...> wrote:

Paul The lower left controls adjust the intensity of all WF including background. I can adjust it here or using VAC. I would like the individual tracks to pop. The strong ones should be RED not pale

“How do I do it?”, you ask? My Icon IC-756 P3 has stacked registers, 3 per band. I push 7 and it Takes me to 7070.0. Push it again and it goes to 7035.0, and a third time, 7015.0. It also

the controls are lower left, two boxes with left and right arrows each, which set what level moves you off black, and what the slope of signal intensity/color change is. You can also adjust the color

Got the vert size working. Still trying to adjust intensity. thanks Barry ---In 070@..., <boat.anchor@...> wrote : Been using HRD for 10yrs and trying to get FLDIGI set up. Is it OK to ask questions

John You also want to check 7035 and 7040 for Asia I have those es 7070 set up in HRD Barry ---In 070@..., <w3hf@...> wrote : Way below the usual for USA, but typical for European DX. Steve W3HF

Way below the usual for USA, but typical for European DX. Steve W3HF On 02/28/16, 'John Etling' john@... [070]<070@...> wrote: Isn’t that like WAAAAAY below the normal PSK area??

Yeah, probably a tough one to get from BC. Sorry. It wasn't easy from the east coast either. I don't know if he had European QRM or what, but it seemed to take quite a few calls for him to copy me.

Isn’t that like WAAAAAY below the normal PSK area?? … I’m just sayin’ 73 de K3JAE John Etling k3jae@... 070 #1820 LONP #321 PODXS 070 – Nobody Special – Just a Member

Wouldn't that be sweet. Barry VA7GEM ---In 070@..., <w3hf@...> wrote : Jose is at 7040.6 at 0020z, in the middle of a lot of non-PSK QRM. Steve W3HF

John you beat me to the Idaho, and I sat here patiently waiting....by the time you finished, he had disappeared from my waterfall. Curse you, red baron! Jim K5SP

Jose is at 7040.6 at 0020z, in the middle of a lot of non-PSK QRM. Steve W3HF

Anyone on the reflector from Iowa? Hope, hope. Mike - W0TMW #2207 --"Lose not thy airspeed, lest the ground rises up and smites thee." -- William