Yeah, that is a good general purpose logger but wont check the dupes for ya...Jay.

I used the logging function of Digipan,(1.6) Works, but you have to do some light editing to make it presentable.. Ed N4ZUM

So who all used a computer to log the PSKFest? Any good/bad experiences to relate? I used W3KM's Gen Log. First time I had ever used a computer logger, and except for a glitch that I may have caused

IT will only be a little time until someone does it. I have like 85 DXCC contacts and I know there are folks out here with a lot more than me. So we should hear about it soon, but getting the carsa

Hi Steve, As Kostas replied on another message the band opens up soon after noon (local) and starts to close before sundown. I'm usually available for scheduled QSO on weekends, Sundays

Hey Been making Lots of contact on 24.920 Radiate have made a SV,YO,LZ,EU,UA9,OH,SM,GU,R,Z3 and some more I Cant think of all Via 12m with 100% copys. Thanks Find the best deals on the web at

Hi Steve, 21 MHz opens at about 1200 UTC and closes after our local sunset. Recently I had: 15:03 UTC W1SQL 16:23 UTC N3JWJ 18:01 UTC VE3IAY Signals on 21 MHz are not as strong as on 28 MHz. I

Demetre - That would be very kind of you. Since I have never heard a SV on 15m, I do not know when the band might be open from SV to the US east coast. Do you have any suggestions? Steve

Unfortunately I haven't worked much in the Pacific from here in PA, but I did work NG1P/KH2 last July while I was QRV in California. I only heard him that one day, but he is apparently USAF

Yahoo! Just worked DU3NXE in Bataan, Philipines! Was pretty rough copy, but was able to make the exchange. 10m @ 0145. I had worked a few south pacific stations in the past, but never Philipines,

I use both MixW and Hamscope for RTTY. Both work like a champ and are very easy to set up. I also had trouble with MMTTY and gave up. Hamscope is free and MixW has a reasonable registration

Thanks for the info on the translator web sites. I translated and I am still uncertain of what it was about. I think it was a solicitation. Thanks agn. Jeff Baker KG4ENR

you can try it also with this site: http://www.yourdictionary.com/languages.html More than 260 languages available. 73's Erika /DL2AYL

I haven't used it for Korean, but I have used that site for French and Italian. Although I had taken French in high school, I used it because I hadn't done anything in French in years. I used it on

Ok, looks like AOL has all their stuff fixed so the 070 Club webpages are now accessible again. You can see the latest PSKFest scores at < http://hometown.aol.com/n3dqu/2002_pskfest_results.htm >

Try this site. I have used it a number of times but never for Korean. http://world.altavista.com GL, Joe W1SQL

Anyone know how I translate an email Ireceived in Korean to English? Thanks Jeff Baker KG4ENR

Hi all, I have to agree with you Erika, MixW is a fine piece of software, it has great support and is constantly being developed via feedback from users. Apart from the TX/RX side, I use it as my main

Test 73, Dennis K6DF =========================

All; Interesting article on double peak sunspot cycles! http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2002/18jan_solarback.htm