My favorite id DM780 (HRD). For me it was the easiest to get up and running and I like HRD Logbook. Randy W4RTT

Hello everyone. I'm interested in a decent portable receive antenna. I'm wondering if anyone uses something like that at home or while going portable. Bryon, W7RIV

Too bad you can't announce this to a greater audience. Seems like I see a lot of stations calling "CQ Delaware" looking to get it for their WAS. Have fun and will look for you when I'm not

We are visiting friends in Delaware this week. If anyone needs FM29DQ36 let me know and we can try to schedule a contact. Will be available mostly in the evening. Running 100 watts to a sloping

Try the latest version of PSK Express and if it crashes, send me the crash stack trace. If it has been a while since you have used that, then delete the folder c:\ProgramData\pskexpress

Bryon No easy answer but Steve probably covered it as well as anyone can. Also watch to see if Rick N7WE pipes in with how he did it from a thousand locns. regards es TU Barry ---In 070@...,

Actually Steve… I think (working from memory – which is always dangerous) it will run, but it crashes pretty often when the multi RX window is open. I played with it for a while and gave up.

> ... I had always used Digipan before, but it refuses to run on my Windows 10 machine. ... Mike - My condolences, but I'm surprised. I've managed to keep my copy of DP 2.0 running from Win95

Mike, One very simple program that has very nice and clean GUI like digipan is Airlink Express.� Very easy to set up and use.� Many will vote for FLDigi but for me it was more

Have you tried PSK Express by N7YG ? Jerry N9AVY

Good morning all, I hesitate to ask because I don’t want to start a ‘Ford vs. Chevy’ discussion… but I’m going to ask anyway. After being off the air for a few years, I’m back on and

Great advice from Steve. Here are a couple of additional suggestions from my portable trip last year. ---In 070@..., <melachri@...> wrote : 4. It gets more complicated to use electronic QSL

For QRZ.com you can create a new log. In his case it would have been easier to create a log as operating as a /P. He could however create a new log with the date/times of his activation. When you set

Dxlab/dxkeeper has nice complete functionality for this, where you can create different QTH profiles (call, grid, county, qsl address, etc) and then assign qth profile to QSOs. So everything is in a

Bryon - There really is no absolute right or wrong in this, but some options make it more complicated depending on how you want to QSL. I've posted some of this to the reflector in the past, but

I was below 40w, when you mentioned pushing it a bit, I upped the power to see what it would do. I was hoping I could get out a little further. I didn't know to check the ALC. I'll check that out next

Barry, Maybe I messed up. I didn't use /P What would have been the best thing to do? Bryon, W7RIV

Next weekend starts APE. Marty KJ4LQX will kick off this year’s APE from Jacksonville, FL. Check the web site for a list of current 2017 APEs. For you new members APE stands for August

John is on 20M from AK. 23:58Z Barry

Bryon Not sure what you are doing with your logging from a different QTH Are you using W7RIV/P Just curious how to enter the contact TU Barry VB7150