Wayne,
That was a great Idea. I have operated mobile for years and am very bad
about logging. I do know that a lot of folks use a cell phone that has
messaging to record or log important contacts. I don't own a cell phone but
wanted to share the information.
73's Jerry KC4YDP
K24U Software
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Subject: [Elecraft] field operating tip: paperless logging in a pinch
Suppose you're operating in the field, or mobile, and don't have a log
book or writing instrument. You then snag a new state or country and
want to remember the call, etc. What to do?
This happened to me today while walking around with my KX1. I worked
AA5AE in New Mexico using 1.5 watts and a 4-foot whip--a new state for
my pedestrian-mobile effort. Not trusting my memory (for the time,
call, QTH, name, and RST), I used one of the KX1's two CW message
buffers to log the QSO. On arriving home, I played back the buffer (in
P=0 playback mode) and logged the QSO.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
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