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+ AA6YQ comments below I can understand that DXLab is not supporting non-existant awards. Is ok to me. The only thing I want is to monitor 60M for new DXCC using Spotcollector + RBN. But scripts

I can understand that DXLab is not supporting non-existant awards. Is ok to me. The only thing I want is to monitor 60M for new DXCC using Spotcollector + RBN. But scripts like Bandworked="N" and

+ AA6YQ comments below Wikipedia is not up to date I worked 80 countries in one month, heard many more. Most of them FT8 but also cw&ssb. Clublog 'clubleages' shows 166 countries on the no. 1 @

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Ken, Here they are again:

Wikipedia is not up to date I worked 80 countries in one month, heard many more. Most of them FT8 but also cw&ssb. Clublog 'clubleages' shows 166 countries on the no. 1 @ VERON. So about 50% of the

+ AA6YQ comments below + I meant "too narrow for award chasing". 73, Dave, AA6YQ

It may be worthwhile to add that the 15 kHz allocation used by 47 countries results from a decision at the 2015 World Radio Conference and is on a secondary basis. Many of these 47 countires have

Summary of 60m band allocations shown in <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/60-meter_band#Band_allocations> 12 countries provide allocations of 50 kHz or more 1 country provides an allocation of 30

+ AA6YQ comments below No error file .. I see nothing being populated in the position vector window. It seems to know the gps is on my port and I do not get any errors. + OK. Please do the

* more AA6YQ comments below There's this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/60-meter_band#Band_allocations Not sure of accuracy, but it looks fairly comprehensive..... * Thanks, Ian. That article

Joe, I know the ARRL says "center frequency, one user only" but I cannot find anything in the actual FCC regulations. As for the ARRL, they were very wrong when we got the current allocations and

No error file .. I see nothing being populated in the position vector window. It seems to know the gps is on my port and I do not get any errors.

There's this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/60-meter_band#Band_allocations Not sure of accuracy, but it looks fairly comprehensive..... 73, ~iain / N6ML

+ AA6YQ comments below + I agree, Barry, 100 kHz is sufficient for DXing. + If anyone has (or can point at) "60m amateur frequency allocations by region" information, please post it here.

Hi All I for one am GOBSMACKED at how the USA (ARRL, FCC , NTA and others) are so far behind at sorting out the 60m allocation. Even here in ZS (which is not known for quick response to

For educational purposes... If that's a direct copy/paste, the error was because you used a double-quote on the end and single quotes everywhere else. You can use either, but must be

Thank you, Dave. jack Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2020 7:33 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [DXLab] SQL expression to find + AA6YQ comments

+ AA6YQ comments below Band=40m RTTY FT8 + Assuming you mean "Show all 40m QSOs made in either RTTY or FT8", then the desired SQL expression is (Band='40m') and ((Mode='RTTY' ) or (Mode='FT8'))

Band=40m RTTY FT8 I have tried (Band='40m') and Mode='RTTY' and Mode='FT8" Which results in error Please correct my “grammar.” Thank you, Jack ak7o Sent from Mail for Windows 10