JT-ALERT!!! – HRD V6 Logging Information….

  Important HRD V6 Logging Information

HRD V6 logging is no longer supported by JTAlert starting with version 2.9.0.

JTAlert 2.8.7 is the last version to support HRD V6 logging.

5X1O-Uganda

Jonathan, KK7PW

will again be QRV in Uganda as

5X1O

between 21 February  to 7 March  2017

He may not be on the air everyday,

but will aim for early mornings / late evenings (local time) on 40, 20, 15, or 10m.

Modes : CW and SSB (usually “up 1”), WSPR, and possibly JT65.

QSL: via EA5GL

A25UK-Botswana

An  team, led by

Nobby G0VJG,

will be active from Botswana as

A25UK

between 25 April  and  6 May  2017

They will be QRV with five QRO stations;

160-10m CW/SSB/RTTY for up to 10-11 days.

Antennas include verticals for 80/160 and 4 square for 40m.

Beams and towers will also be in use.

QSL via M0OXO.

9X2CW-Rwanda

Eric, SM1TDE

will be active from Rwanda as

9X2CW

between

17-22 February , 2017.

QRV on 40-10m, CW.

QSL via HomeCall

5X8EW-Uganda

Eric, SM1TDE

will again be active from Entebbe, Uganda as

5X8EW

between

23-26 February  2017

QRV on 40-10m, CW.

QSL via HomeCall

 

2017 World Winter Universiade in Almaty Activity Days

http://aarsk.kz/index.php/35-2017-world-winter-universiade-in-almaty-activity-days

Association of Amateur Radio Services of Kazakhstan (AARSK)

will conduct the activity days dedicated to the 2017 World Winter Universiade in Almaty. The activity will take place in January-February 2017.

All amateur radio operators are welcomed to take part.

Dates and time: 00:00 UTC 29 January  2017 – 24.00 UTC 8 February  2017

General

The main goal is to promote the Universiade in Almaty among licensed amateur radio operators from all over the world. Special stations will be on the air allowing to obtain special QSLs and diplomas.

Activity days will be conducted by the Organizing Committee of AARSK

The Organizing Committee will coordinate special stations, dispatch QSLs and diplomas.

Lists of special stations will be published on www.qrz.kz and almaty2017.hamlog.ru before January 20, 2017

Special stations will operate in the period of January 29-8 February 2017

Special control operators will be assigned to oversee the operation of the activity days participants

Swisslog Version 5.95 – 17.01.2017 – out now

This version includes the following corrections/enhancements:

  • NEW: Added support to FLRIG for transceiver control.

  • NEW: When using OmniRig as transceiver control, you can now switch from Rig1 and Rig2 in the transceiver toolbar. Right click on the toolbar and select Rig1 or Rig2 in the popup menu. This is a very useful and quick method to switch from one rig to another if you have 2 transceivers.

  • NEW: Added QRZCQ support as Callbook database (Premium member required)

  • NEW: Added QRZCQ button in main form to access the QRZCQ station profile

  • NEW: Now Swisslog retrieves the following fields from Callbook databases (when available): IOTA, e-mail, URL, QSL info. Added in Add QSO / Callbook tab and in View / CD-Callbook. The IOTA field will be available in “Options | CD-Callbook / Internet Databases / Field Copy Instructions” tab and also in the “Update QSOs with Data from country table and Callbook” function in the logbook view. The IOTA field can be only retrieved when using QRZ, QRZCQ or HAMCALL (subscription needed) as internet databases. HAMQTH doesn’t (still) support IOTA.

  • NEW: Added 60m band

  • NEW: Added EA QRP Club, Lynx DX Group and 30 meters Digital Group for membership panel.

  • NEW: Added 30MDG statistic in C_SP14 field.

  • NEW: When deleting, importing QSO or adding QSO not in realtime time, the QSO sequence number needs to be resynchronized. Swisslog will now warn you when the Sequence QSO number is out of synch and prompt you if you want to resequence QSOs. User can’t reply NO if don’t want to be warned again during the current session. But you will be warned again at next Swisslog session until it’s fixed. It won’t take a lot of time even in larger databases.

  • NEW: Added BCA, DCI and DFCF awards to the Update award information from internet function.

  • Corrected: when creating a new database there were some missing fields in the QSO table. Now Swisslog searches at startup that the QSO table contains all the needed fields otherwise recreates the QSO table.

  • Corrected: several reported problems when using FLDIGI and JT65-HF HB9HQX Edition.

  • Corrected: QRZ access stop working some days. The XML link used in Swisslog is an old link and seems to be unstable now. I have updated the XML URL to the current one.

  • Corrected: using HAMCALL DVD didn’t find any call. Updated the HAMCAL32.DLL and corrected some other bugs

  • Corrected: HAMCALL online lookup didn’t worked.

  • Corrected: when using OmniRig as transceiver control, in some transceivers CW and RTTY modes were set/read as CW-R and RTTY-R. OmniRig uses CW-USB, CW-LSB, DIG-USB and DIG-LSB modes according the sideband used. Swisslog always set CW-USB/DIG-USB as normal CW/RTTY modes. This is true in most transceivers but in most modern transceivers LSB is used for CW and RTTY. Now there are 2 new options for OmniRig: CW is LSB and RTTY is LSB. This way user can select the right “normal” mode for CW and RTTY according the sideband really used in the transceiver. Swisslog will keep these settings for Rig1 and Rig2 separately.

  • Corrected: when using OmniRig as transceiver control, the QRG could not be set from Swisslog in certain transceivers (i.e.: Kenwood).

  • Corrected: now Swisslog will use Hexadecimal address for Icom transceivers (i.e: 6E).

  • Corrected: QSL action was set to DIRECT when DXCC field was empty (all /MM stations). Also it was impossible to edit this field manually, because Swisslog always checked if having bureau. Now QSL Action will be set to “Direct” in DXCC having no bureau ONLY when adding QSO. User will be able to edit the QSL Action manually and change it if desired.

  • Corrected: when saving QSO from WSJT-X/JTDX/JT65-HF HB9HQX/SIM PSK the default RST (59 or 599) was not cleared in the QSO entry causing that some reports had been saved wrongly (mixing dB report with RST report)

  • Corrected: when working JT65, JT9, SIM31 or SIM63 modes the default value for RST fields will be 0. This is to avoid saving 59 or 599 as report when dB report format is used in these modes.

  • Corrected: WAZ, WAC and WAE statistics to count eQSL confirmations and WPX, WAE to count LoTW confirmations.

  • Corrected: List of supported transceivers/programs sorted in ascending order.

  • Changed: deleted the “Sort QSOs in Date/time order” in the Tools menu. This function has been embedded in the Resequence QSOs function because it was only needed to perform when resequencing QSO. Now Resequence QSOs will perform both functions with a single user action. Swisslog will prompt you now when resequencing is needed, so user won’t have to think about this anymore.

  • Changed: menu item “Open country table” moved from File menu to Tools | For experts only

  • Updated: 30MDG, AGCW, ARLHS, BDM, CWOPS, DCI, DEE, DERESP, DFCF, DIG, DMC, DME, DMVE, EA QRP, EPC, FISTS, FOC, HSC, LYNX, MF, NDG,  SKCC, SOTA, TEN TEN, URE, WCA and WFF statistics on 16/01/2017

  • Updated country table. THANK YOU VERY MUCH to Erik, EI4KF.

9X – RWANDA

Harald DF2WO (XT2AW, D44TWO)
will visit
Rwanda
between 3 February  and 11 March
 He will operate from Kigali as :
9X2AW
 
QSL via M0OXO.

TU5MH – IVORY COAST

 
 Bertrand DF3FS, Norbert DJ7JC and Heye DJ9RR
 Operation from
IVORY COAST
 as
TU5MH
Activity  80 to 10 meter . From 22 January  until 2 February .
 
Mode:CW, SSB and RTTY.
QSL: via DJ5BWD, Club Log OQRS and LoTW.

 

OA0MP – Machu Picchu Antarctic Base

OA0MP

will soon be on air from the

Machu Picchu Antarctic Base,

South Shetland Islands, AN-010.

QSL via OA4O.

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