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*Roster & Results for RG Event Nr. 19* Saturday August 3rd @ 13:00 - 15:00 UTC (2 hours) There is no limit on nr of code groups per Tx List for this event. Please see the full event description *HERE*

Thanks to all who participated Friday. It was a pretty good turnout. There are still a few operator reports outstanding but it looks like team Sideswiper took the top spot, followed by StraightKey and

Welcome to RandomGram Event Nr. 18 *Date/Time:* July 19th @ 23:00 - 01:00 UTC. That is Friday evening for most. *Objective:* This is a 10-group event with alphanumeric codes. Transmit each of your

*Roster & Results for RG Event Nr. 18* Friday July 19th @ 23:00 - 01:00 UTC (2 hours) There is a limit of 10 code groups per Tx List for this event. Please see the full event description *HERE (

Hello Drew, Thank you for suggestion of using Web radio to attempt copy of RandomGram transmissions. Was only able to try towards end of period but nothing heard. Tried 20m and 40m, initially with a

Hi Vern, Scores are updated on the event page but your individual abstract of code groups (your sent/received groups & the receiving/sending stations) is only available by request. Feel free to

20M turned out to be the only band that had activity. Got through the list and started over. Drew, thanks for sending out the list of transmitted groups correctly received. Is thee a way to get a

Thanks for tryin! ;) [email protected]> wrote:

Dear RG participants, Here in JA, the CONDX wasn’t much great even on 20m band last night. I could exchange only with two stations but a few loud stations helped adding my RX points, for which

Thanks, Bernie. 20m was good here. I had a pretty steady line of callers. I only lost one in QSB, N8VCL. Next event will be a Friday at 23:00 UTC (July 19th). I'll post the event notice here as usual.

Drew Thank you very much for running this event. ?20 meters was good to Ottawa for about 1.5 hours and then the band folded. ?Nothing heard on 40 or 15. ?At least the QRN was way way down this

George, I do it with paper and pencil. Then I type it in after the event. Drew's excellent after-action report also gave me one more point this time. It told me about groups I got wrong or

That is an excellent idea Drew. Next time just notepad and be done with it! Thanks. George NE5A

George, There are several ways you can type the code group as you receive them over the air. - type directly into a text file (Notepad, etc.); no special format required. - type them directly into an

Thanks. I use N1MM to log contacts so I tried to use the udc file for random gram. Worked ok for the first two contacts but the next three it didn’t save what I had typed in. So, quit early and went

Hi George, All you need to send is a list of code groups you received. Just copy the list and paste it into an email. Bang done. Nothing to figure out. GL Scott [email protected]> wrote: -- FP #930 /

Could someone tell me what the first field in the the N1MM UDC for the contest is? I guess I don't know what *2ndC/S* is? I know it is probably something simple but then again so am I! Thanks George

Vern, It is very nice having a 2nd receiver (or sub rcvr or dual watch) for RG events. I often listen to some other operator while sending my own CQs, pausing to copy his traffic, or jump in myself to

Oh, man. You scared me. I read slow, so it took me while to get to the second part. -- Jim N0IPA

I did turn on the radio at 0900EST to test what the band(s) might be active tomorrow. Wasn't too impressed at 15m or 40m but 20m showed promise. Hope to transmit all 25 code groups and get them