When the level of guilt exceeds the amount of inertia, my laziness get put on the back seat and with much moaning and groaning I post my log updates. First LoTW, then eQSL then QRZ. With zero interest

Hello all! Yours truly will be operating as W4F celebrating the first voice transmission in 1900 this weekend. If you want to lock in a PSK qso with W4F, feel free to text me at 571-225-6180 or email

Wait, Iceland time always = UTC? Why am I just hearing this now? This is great.

This is so frustrating. My uBITX is on the bench 'cause i blew up the two IRF510 MOSFETS and a few other parts. The finals were crybabies and went all Chernobyl on me due to so called "operator error"

Sorry to be confused (it is soooooo easy, hahah) but is there a chat room like netlogger/aim, or hamspots, or groups.io/chat for the event? Than you for the hand holding!

Stan and Co. I can not thank you enough for making a great experience. Using PSK is fun, operating on 160m is totally new, and working with others on a contest was simply a thrill. I'm likely the wors

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I just had a qso with Pete, WV3S, on 15m. The decode rate was appalling-- like 20-30%. But I finally got his call, and it was a hoot. Even more amazing, pete is a fellow uBITX kit radio operator. Do t

I've never had a qso on 15m. My WSPR works on 15m, so I know that technically it should work...so lets give it a go...I'm caling cq on 21070.123

Steve, if you want to try qrp to qrp, that would be fun. I'm back in town next week, love to try it. text me at 571-225-6180 with a head's up if you want to try. I've had great success doing most all

well, I was in the wrong place, as usual. I found 'em and it all works out great. And now I know my rig actually works on 30m haha. yeehaa and thanks to all.

stupid question...so I just had a great qso on 40m with Bob. I asked him where to look on 30m for W9SMR. Given my zero experience on 30m, i have no idea what I'm doing there. So Bob suggested 10.140.

Hello John! While late in the day and lon after your made the post, I tuned to 18,097 and called CQ. I didn't know my radio worked that band, hahah. Yes, it was crickets all around, but it was fun to

Thank you! I have to get better at uBITX fldigi RX level management. Thanks again!

Jerry -- good advice. My little kit radio had no internal pads or notch filters. So I'll just move on to other open spots. I'm always interested in Waveform spurs/harmonics due I part to my uBITX's co

So this PSKer was at (approx) 950, 1.8k and 2.9K on my waterfall. Is this simply an overdriven TX?

Hello Lee!! I was sooo lucky to PSK with you last night. Thank you so much for the fun history lesson, and the chance to meet and chat with you. Very fun indeed. Thanks again for the special station o

The kind packages were a delight. Thank you so very very much for the thrill. In a virturalized world, a physical note with your name is an extrodinary thrill. Well done and thank you.

Buddy, I watched summit Dx and DX Heat, etc. And never saw any PSK spots for the 13 Colonies. I wondered if you just had to stay in a PSK watering hole and see if any of the Fab 13 made an appearance.

Yes, separate log and I got the FD format working. Thank you!

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Hello! For Field Day, is there a smart way to use Fldigi to record PSK31 QSOs using just the fldigi's organic log facility? I've never actually used Fldigi for FD with PSK31 so I'm a bit clueless....t

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