[Cwo] Rules & loggers

[k6rb at baymoon.com]

Looks like you got 'em all covered, Alan. I hope at least N1MM, WriteLog
and WIN-TEST make the effort. So far as I know, the N1MM CWT logger
already allows all six bands, and probably the time slots. Depending on
how the exchange is coded, it will also probably work with "name" and
"serial number." I know that WriteLog does not yet support 160, 15 and 10
meters - it shows them with the red "B" for out-of-band. That should not
be hard to fix. I don't like the way they do the scoring window, though.
The columns are something like "points" and "dx." It should be "points"
and "mults." Maybe whoever does it will get serious this time and not just
throw something together.

Rob K6RB

Rob K6RB

> FYI,  Today I sent these rules to the following logger vendors and asked
> them to support CWO:
>
> CQPWin  (AE6Y)
> CT  (K1EA, but email bounced)
> GENLOG
> N1MM
> N3FJP  (received feedback that says he may no longer support this logger)
> SD by EI5DI
> TR4W
> WIN-EQF
> WIN-TEST
> WRITELOG
>
> Any others I should hit up?
>
>
> See attached Rev 7 which has some more cleanup.
>
> John or Don, can you put this on the web site:
> http://www.cwops.org/cwopen.html
> I think it's close enough to final to go public with it .. especially now
> that I've given it to these logger vendors.
>
> Thinking about that .. might be better to put the rules/FAQ on a sub page
> like http://www.cwops.org/cwopen/rules.html  ????
> Then you could put the results later as a similar sub-page, and the log
> submission page as another sub-page, and team sign-ups as yet another
> sub-page?
> I'll leave the details to you, I'm just thinking. Some day that whole
> structure may look something like http://www.cqp.org/ or
> http://www.cqww.com/
>
> 73, Alan  AD6E
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