g Info Page Includes information on the Cabrillo log format and the new robot operation. A paper log form is available. A Checklist for Sending E-mail Logs 1) Your callsign is in the message subject and in the log 2) Your log is in Cabrillo format. If you don't know how to put it in Cabrillo or aren't sure the format is correct, send your log anyway. If you get an error message, send E-mail to ssb-problems@cqww.com for help 3) The log begins with START-OF-LOG: and has both dashes with a colon at the end. 4) The contest name in the log looks like this: CONTEST: CQ-WW-SSB Be sure a space follows the colon 5) The category is one of the standards shown on the expanded Cabrillo Information page. 6) For USA and Canada stations only, the LOCATION: field should include your State or Province where you operated from. If this field is not included in your file, please use an ASCII text editor (NOTEPAD) and insert it(LOCATION: ) with a space after the colon. This line is not needed for DX stations. 7) The last line in the log is END-OF-LOG: Thank you to everyone for your cooperation and assistance in this transition. If Cabrillo is a problem for you, send your og and we will help you put it in the correct format. Access to Logs In past years, an access code for viewing your log and UBN/NIL reports was sent with the log received confirmation This capability has not been implemented on the new server as yet but is planned for the near future. A list of logs received will be available soon. For queries concerning prior year logs, which are archived, send a message to Help CQ WW All Time Global Records Visit the Introduction then look through the CW and SSB records and find one you can beat or one that hasn't been entered yet Pictures We need pictures for the contest magazine articles and the website. Please send digital pictures or scanned photographs of your station, contest operation, etc., to photos@cqww.com Features The Contest Hall of Fame Members of the CQ WW DX Contest Committee Useful Stuff NG3K's Contest DXpedition Page The CQ WW is about fun, learning and competition. Contesters love to go on DXpeditions to the far reaches of the planet. These DXpeditions make the contest more interesting and challenging for all of us. You can check out the planned DXpeditions for the upcoming CW contest on NG3K's web site at Amateur Radio Contesting Resources and Information. AC6V's Prefix List Don't know your CQ zone? You will find it on AC6V's Prefix List. If you are in the..... Questo video è stato caricato da un cellulare Android.
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CQ WW 160m CW Contest 2010 @ OM6Aby om6az2,393 views
hi,friend,nice short video,have agreat 2011,thankyou for the videos in 2010 from,william,n.ireland.
newtownards1 1 year ago