Curt Go to the contest reflector and go to the files section and you'll find them there. John KC3FL

There's a break in the rain and lightning right now. Had 2.91 inches of rain in about an hour or two. Saw you working Mike, KC7MAW and gave him a shout when you were done but he didn't hear me. You we

I just did a search by grid on QRZ and there are no hams in DL88, US and XE so looks like the only way to get it is to have someone activate it. John KC3FL

Dave, In Fldigi you can get away with two macros, <MODEM:BPSK31> and <MODEM:QPSK31>. That will change your mode to either BPSK31 or QPSK31. Down at the lower left corner it will say either BPSK31 or Q

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Mike, You can put the number in the notes field but you don't have to include the number with your upload. You can easily create the ADIF file from the Fldigi log. Just go under the Logbook tab and se

Jerry, you go get him hi hi Norm, good catch. You beat me. mine cost me $30, only because it was listed under musical equipment because the guy had no idea of what he had.. Think the guy thought it wa

I was just looking at some ham accessories on EBay and there is a KK7UQ IMD Meter listed with no bidders and it ends at 9 PM esdt. These usually go for $75 to $100 and right now with shipping it's at

I believe that is for MixW software. With Fldigi to change modes in a macro. Setup a Qpsk macro with <MODEM:QPSK31> and a macro for BPSK with <MODEM:BPSK31> Down at the very lower left there is a box

With Fldigi to change modes in a macro. Setup a Qpsk macro with <MODEM:QPSK31> and a macro for BPSK with <MODEM:BPSK31> Down at the very lower left there is a box that shows what mode you are using an

Ronnie Milsap was one of my first 10 or 20 CW contacts as a new novice in the 70's. Didn't know his last name till I looked his call up in the Call Book. Remember that monster? Barry Goldwater was a r

Mainly restaurant management with large chains which made moving south easy. Then 79 to 91 managed Radio Shacks back when the walls were lined with parts and the only phone we sold cost $2500 and moun

Rick, We're too close. I could hardly copy him on the vertical but he was 559 on the beam but he couldn't cpy me. Funny thing about it was if I pointed the beam at him I could hardly cpy him, but turn

Well it was a bummer for me, out of town on Sat but managed 44 q's Fri night. That part was fun. John KC3FL

I heard him but couldn't work him. I did work him last year on 40. The DX is out there on 40 because I worked 8P6ET, Barbados last night on 40 at 00:27 and held on to him for 6 minutes. John KC3FL

Guess I should have said 18097.100 Khz. Which brings up a question. When someone says they are on 18.097, do they mean on the waterfall frequency or the radio frequency? If the radio is at 18.097, the

I couldn't hear or see Jeff or Milt but had a good contact with a station in Colorado Springs. We were 30 to 35 dB to each other, both running 30 watts so there is something out there. He was at 18097

Rick I've noticed that before and tnx fer answering that. Here's another thing about Psk Reporter that a lot of folks aren't aware of. Since PSK doesn't have forward error correction like some of the

Stan, I'm on also but can't see your signal, too close. Also calling CQ John KC3FL

That should be a good time for 17. The past few days when 20 was dead in the morning, 17 was packed with FT8 signals but no one doing PSK. It's a shame because 17 is a great band. John KC3FL

20 mtrs dead, net even any FT8, same with 40 mtrs. Plenty of FT8 on 17 and a little on 15 so I'll hang out on 17 till abt 18:00 if anyone wants to give it a try. John KC3FL