[Andrew M0YMA]

If this needs correcting, please advise the corrections.

[Andrew M0YMA]

Are they all invalid, or do they need correcting?

[Andrew M0YMA]

I’ll add to the next update 🙂

[Andrew M0YMA]

Noted 🙂

[Andrew M0YMA]

Thanks… fixed 🙂

[Andrew M0YMA]

If you go into Logsearch, select QSOs, and DOWNLOAD

This gives you a list of all Hunter QSOs creditted to you… edit the file, and add YOUR reference in the HunterRef column and HIGHLIGHT the changed cells

Then email me the file………

[Andrew M0YMA]

As I understand it, the REPORT is “59 F-xxxx”

I suggest the following (as being in accordance with the ADIF spec):

• RST_SENT – the SENT report (eg 59)
• STX_STRING – the SENT contest reference (eg F-1234)
• RST_RCVD – the RECEIVED report (eg 59)
• SRX_STRING – the RECEIVED contest reference (eg F-0018

Plus the usual WWFF fields

• MY_SIG – WWFF
• MY_SIG_INFO – your WWFF reference (eg OZFF-1234)
• SIG – WWFF
• SIG_INFO – the received WWFF reference (eg GFF-0018)

[Andrew M0YMA]

Done

[Andrew M0YMA]

Done

[Andrew M0YMA]

KN4T corrected to KN7D

[Andrew M0YMA]

OK done… but, in future please DO NOT upload a second log (and let us correct the original)

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by Andrew M0YMA.

[Andrew M0YMA]

Fixed 🙂

[Andrew M0YMA]

Hopefully this is now fixed…. 🙂

Please try and upload now.

[Andrew M0YMA]

So what’s to stop someone from participating in a contest to rack up WWFF contacts?

Absolutely nothing 🙂 In fact, it is encouraged – see GreenDay

In the same way, some of the Big DxPeditions have submitted their logs.

[Andrew M0YMA]

https://www.wwff.co/directory ?

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