[Cwo] Sample Cabrillo 3.0 File

[Alan Maenchen]

I would expect to see "Pete" instead of "001"
It needs to match whatever name you use on the air.

A less important question: How long of a name can you log?
The spec implies 10 characters, but it's workable if at least six or seven.
If you copy "Rumpelstiltskin" what happens?
This has actually happened in Sprint before... especially the "Internet
Sprint" where things got really weird where you could incur a 10,000 point
penalty if you used the name "Butthead".

Alan



On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 3:43 AM, Peter Chamalian <w1rm at arrl.net> wrote:

> That’s my error.  I put # in the exchange rather than 001 – Here’s a
> revised output Cabrillo file.
>
>
>
> START-OF-LOG: 3.0
>
> LOCATION: CT
>
> CALLSIGN: W1RM
>
> CLUB: Yankee Clipper Contest Club
>
> CONTEST: CWOPS-Open
>
> CATEGORY-OPERATOR: SINGLE-OP
>
> CATEGORY-ASSISTED: ASSISTED
>
> CATEGORY-BAND: ALL
>
> CATEGORY-MODE: CW
>
> CATEGORY-POWER: HIGH
>
> CATEGORY-STATION: FIXED
>
> CATEGORY-TRANSMITTER: ONE
>
> CLAIMED-SCORE: 25
>
> OPERATORS: W1RM
>
> NAME: Peter Chamalian
>
> ADDRESS: 81 Savarese Lane
>
> ADDRESS-CITY: Burlington
>
> ADDRESS-STATE-PROVINCE: CT
>
> ADDRESS-POSTALCODE: 06013
>
> ADDRESS-COUNTRY: USA
>
> CREATED-BY: N1MM Logger V11.5.3
>
> QSO: 21013 CW 2011-05-31 1040 W1RM            1     001
> K6RB            1          ROB
>
> QSO: 21013 CW 2011-05-31 1041 W1RM            2     001
> AD6E            1          AL
>
> QSO: 21013 CW 2011-05-31 1042 W1RM            3     001
> W1XX            1          JOHN
>
> QSO: 21013 CW 2011-05-31 1042 W1RM            4     001
> W1ECH           2          GARY
>
> QSO: 21013 CW 2011-05-31 1042 W1RM            5     001
> G4BUE           3          CHRIS
>
> END-OF-LOG:
>
>
>
> Pete, W1RM
>
>
>
> *From:* Alan Maenchen [mailto:ad6e at arrl.net]
> *Sent:* Monday, May 30, 2011 1:58 PM
> *To:* Peter Chamalian; cwo at kkn.net
> *Subject:* Re: Sample Cabrillo 3.0 File
>
>
>
> Things seem to be happening faster than I can keep up with. Probably a good
> thing.  :-)
>
> The sample file - here is one QSO:
> QSO: 14022 CW 2011-05-29 1924 W1RM            10    #
> K6RB            0          ROB
>
> Note there is no sent NAME, but there is "#" which is irrelevant, and will
> cause trouble in log checking.
> The Received serial number is zero.  Is this what happens when you forget
> to log a number?  If so, then it is OK.  Other QSOs had a valid serial
> number (even some >1000 which is highly unlikely in a 4 hour event).
> Everything else seems OK.
>
> 73, Alan  AD6E
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 5:18 AM, Peter Chamalian <w1rm at arrl.net> wrote:
>
> Attached is a sample Cabrillo output from the N1MM logger with the CW Open
> contest module.
>
>
>
> Pete, W1RM
>
>
>
>
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