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

It's the size of the number that counts ! jerry n9avy

Good luck and God bless, Mike!

That's not funny! Though if you want to count that way, my QSOs with Duncan ZL3JT using my Small Wonders Lab PSK20 (at 3 watts) and the attic dipole would run at over 482 MILLION cm/W. Maybe it's not

For QRP it should be CM/watt :-)

I just want to thank Luck - WA4STO, Jim - K5TSK and Clark - WA5RZJ for meeting me on 40M to knock off three of my last three states for digital WAS. Only Iowa to go.

Paul I spent 3yrs in outback Australia and never did get used to seeing outboard engines rated in Watts. Barry VA7GEM ---In 070@..., <kg7stv@...> wrote : Please, let me advocate *not* mixing

Sounds good, I’ll look for you there. Clark

Clark, I plan on being on 40M around 4pm CST. Thanks, Mike - W0TMW --"Lose not thy airspeed, lest the ground rises up and smites thee." -- William

Yeah, ask NASA how mixing measurement systems went! I prefer during QSO's outside of the US using kilometers. Les k4lea 1746 On 2/27/2016 16:13, Paul Butzi kg7stv@... [070]

We use furlong/horsepower at W6NAG … https://www.qrz.com/db/W6NAG - 73 and good DX de Mike, K6MKF, President - NCDXC

Please, let me advocate *not* mixing measurement systems. Either stick to SI units (km/w) or if you want American Customary units, by all means go with mile/horsepower. Or perhaps

RX_PWR would be useful to note 2x QRP; but otherwise you're right that it's not part of MPW calculation .. And maybe it should be KPW, not MPW, to use the "real" unit system :) [side note: ADIF's

David I am not to sure TX PWR and RX PWR would work as I can never be totally sure what my RX PWR really is. I can give you my TX PWR as well as DISTANCE which should make the calculation relatively

As Steve pointed out, you can use "K3JAE" from somewhere other than your home QTH .. One option for your NPOTA (or other portable) operation, is "K3JAE/3". I have KJ4IZW/4 and KJ4IZW/2 certs/profiles

That's a really interesting one to have a leader board for! Unfortunately, i can't provide a report right now .. The checker only loads certain fields form the ADIF logs into the database. Currently

John - If you are talking about ARRL's "QRP DXCC" award, there's a little extra background. 1. There is no "QRP endorsement" within ARRL's DXCC program. QRP DXCC is a completely separate program. 2.