Take a look at the 2022 Winter Field Day Guide for example of a log, and guidance for how to edit your. there may be more in this list as folks suggest things. When using CW on the K3 be sure VOX is on. RcForb creates this port every time it starts and removes it when you close the RcForb Client. The RcForb Client creates the virtual COMx port use by N1MM. If you want to see what the Cabrillo format actually looks like, here‘s a good page to start with, though the header “Cabrillo” has one bad link in it, the information can be found on other pages. When you use N1MM with RcForb, always start the RcForb Client first.Take a look at the page and see if it suits your needs. John DeGood recommends which costs a small amount, but can be used free for 30 contacts.It can be used with a paper log to make the Cabrillo output (which may require some tweaking at the end.) Thanks Cathy Tsao for finding this! Use this cool online tool, found online (no warranty implied).Use a logging program during the contest that has Cabrillo output.pdf here: and then send in using “Proper Log Format” Cathy Tsao had a Excel based form which was sent to the club reflector. When operating at a 2 or 3 position station on the past, I have out scored or came very close to a CW station using phone before, but I think digital is increasing during COVID/ home stations over Phone. Many people are not used to setting this up for at the shared Field Day event, this is usually done ahead of time by others. Logs must be sent in “Cabrillo Format” which means you have to format your contacts and station information… There are several options With more people opting to operate from home this year, this is a Zoom online session presented by Tom NY4I on setting up N1MM and TR4W for Field Day. When preparing your log for submission, our club name must be exactly: “David Sarnoff ARC” (no quotes) pdf from our January meeting explains the exchanges and about the logging. N2EIM 1-21 presentation Winter Field Day 2021 Download
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