Does anyone use ACLog? I'm trying to help someone figure out how to extract their Christmas Run log. Specifically, we need instructions on how to export a file that: - only has QSOs from 12/25/2020 -

"under the table " ???

I would write a sonnet to my IC-7100, but English 101 was a long time ago, and I can't remember the form, plus how would I rhyme "one USB cable"? :-) 73 Ron KE4DRF

I find them useful. They give me a more accurate idea of what my signal looks like on the waterfall - and since they are generated automatically, there is less operator interpretation. I think the

I find the S/N number more useful than ‘599’, as pretty much everyone sends 599 for signal reports unless something really unusual is happening. I try to override the default 599 and send actual

I see stations giving out S/N and IMD reports. Tend to ignore them, but have always wondered if they really have any value or are just filler. If a station can make contact with me that's usually

Michael: No problem. Figured out you were in AZ from the /7 identifier. Made correction in my log. You signal was good enough to get name & signal report; then everything went to pot with your

Michael - Bob's info is exactly correct for eQSL, but I need to tweak the LoTW info. > As for LoTW, you will need to request a new certificate for the KE0CEN/7 call sign. Exactly correct. LoTW

Jerry, Well, I wrote a detailed reply to this post, then my browser crashed before I could send it. Very sorry for the miscommunication Jerry. I was operating as KE0CEN/7 as I was in Phoenix, Az on

Lauri - Understood. The simplification comes from the fact that right now I have three cables from the computer to the interface: Tx audio, Rx audio, and PTT (which is a USB-to-RS232 adapter connected

Mike, As a support volunteer for eQSL, what you need to do is create an attached account for the KE0CEN/7 call. This is how: Log into your existing account

Hello all! First post here on the email reflector, I'm newish to PSK-31 and a new member of PODXS070!! Before my question I'd like to thank all those that volunteer their time and effort to

I'll second Dick's comment on "if I could hear it, I could work it". Sensitivity has never been a problem. However, one does need a decent receiver and antenna system. Jerry n9avy

Hi Steve, I also used a Signallink USB for many years with my IC7000 and FT817. Most of the concerns I have seen is that it is not a sensitive as some believe it should be, like maybe on 1.0 db

You're going to need at least 2 cables. The USB cable is between the SignaLink and the computer, and then you'll need a cable from the SignaLink to the radio.

Ended up with six valid contacts which is much better than I usually do. Seeing as Steve is hand scoring I won't add to his workload by submitting my list. Happy New Year to all Barry

S-L !!! No menues to mess up !!De W8KQ

Thank you to all who shared. That was very helpful. Some things that weren't clear in my question factored into the decision: - I am not looking (at least not now) for rig control. - I am looking for

Steve: The Majority has spoken - you get a Signalink !

I've been using a SignaLink USB for many years and find it very adequate with my Yeasu 817 and 857 at home and portable. Have 2 of them so keep one in the camper as a duplicate station like my home