[RMVHF] Re: [Fwd: [4038416.arrl-vhf-jun] N0YE] Log format
Jim W0EEA
w0eea at w0eea.com
Sat Jul 5 14:35:21 MDT 2008
Don Nelson wrote:
> This is the response I got from te ARRL contest log for my 2008 VHF
> log submittal.
>
> They do not recognize 1296 or higher frequencies in their log
> accepting program!
>
> Don
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Subject:
> [4038416.arrl-vhf-jun] N0YE
> From:
> JuneVHF at arrl.org
> Date:
> Sat, 05 Jul 2008 09:40:26 -0700
> To:
> Don Nelson <n0ugy at comcast.net>
>
> To:
> Don Nelson <n0ugy at comcast.net>
>
>
>ARRL June VHF QSO Party
>
> Callsign: N0YE
> Category-Operator: SINGLE-OP
> Category-Station: FIXED
> Category-Transmitter: ONE
> Category-Power: LOW
> Location: CO
> Name: Donald Nelson
> Address: 3495 Longwood Ave
> Boulder, CO 80305
> n0ye at comcast.net
> Log Deadline: 2008-07-17 03:00:00 UTC
> Received at: 2008-07-05 16:40:26 UTC
> Reported QSOs: 118
> Ignored QSOs: 11
> Confirmation #: 4038416.arrl-vhf-jun
>
>Thank you for your participation in the contest and for submitting
>your log to JuneVHF at arrl.org. While the Contest Robot was able to
>process your log, it has discovered some potential problems. Please
>correct the problems identified below and resubmit your log. We want
>to make sure that we have your information right!
>
>If you believe you have received this message in error or if you are
>having problems creating the required log file, please contact me at
>contests at arrl.org and I will try to help.
>
>73.
>
>ARRL Contest Branch
>
>
>
>
>*** Informative Messages from the Contest Robot ***
>
>[X] FYI: A sample QSO line for ARRL-VHF-JUN looks like this:
>QSO: 50 PH 2006-06-10 2114 K5TR EM00 CO2OJ EL83
>
>[X] QSO: 1296 PH 2008-06-14 1939 N0YE DM79 w0edw dn70
>Line ignored.
>I do not recognize '1296' as a valid VHF contest frequency.
>
>[X] QSO: 1296 PH 2008-06-14 2207 N0YE DM79 n0poh dm79
>Line ignored.
>I do not recognize '1296' as a valid VHF contest frequency.
>
>[X] QSO: 2304 PH 2008-06-15 0200 N0YE DM79 w6hcc dn70
>Line ignored.
>I do not recognize '2304' as a valid VHF contest frequency.
>
>[X] QSO: 2304 PH 2008-06-15 0205 N0YE DM79 w0ba dn70
>Line ignored.
>I do not recognize '2304' as a valid VHF contest frequency.
>
>[X] QSO: 2304 PH 2008-06-15 0206 N0YE DM79 k0rz dm79
>Line ignored.
>I do not recognize '2304' as a valid VHF contest frequency.
>
>[X] QSO: 1296 PH 2008-06-15 2115 N0YE DM79 w6oal dm79
>Line ignored.
>I do not recognize '1296' as a valid VHF contest frequency.
>
>[X] QSO: 2304 PH 2008-06-15 2146 N0YE DM79 w6oal dm79
>Line ignored.
>I do not recognize '2304' as a valid VHF contest frequency.
>
>[X] QSO: 10368 PH 2008-06-16 0212 N0YE DM79 kr0ver dn70
>Line ignored.
>I do not recognize '10368' as a valid VHF contest frequency.
>
>[X] QSO: 2304 PH 2008-06-16 0220 N0YE DM79 kr0ver dn70
>Line ignored.
>I do not recognize '2304' as a valid VHF contest frequency.
>
>[X] QSO: 10368 PH 2008-06-16 0231 N0YE DM79 w6hcc dn70
>Line ignored.
>I do not recognize '10368' as a valid VHF contest frequency.
>
>[X] QSO: 1296 PH 2008-06-16 0255 N0YE DM79 kr0ver dn70
>Line ignored.
>I do not recognize '1296' as a valid VHF contest frequency.
>
>
>
That is 'correct.' The ARRL robot now wants to see Cabrillo V3.0 logs.
In Cabrillo 3 format the correct bands are 1.2G 2.3G 3.4G 5.7G 10G
and 24G.
The G _must_ be there.
Also 900-928 MHz QSOs are all on 902. 903 or any other 900 MHz freq
will cause that
line to be rejected also.
The robot also rejects lines ending with a computer ID number saying
'not in Cabrillo format.'
73, Jim
W0EEA
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