Submitting an Electronic Contest Log

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Submitting an Electronic Contest Log What's this Cabrillo Log Format I've been hearing about? . Sean Kutzko, KX9X. Most contesters today log their QSOs with a computer. Computer Category-Power: the power you used during the Contest . Your logging offers many advantages over paper logging, especially choices are High, Low and QRP. real-time stats and scores, keeping track of multipliers, and Category-Assisted: indicates whether you used any type of huge time savings in Submitting a log! Many Contest sponsors, spotting assistance, such as a spotting network (like Packet including the ARRL, require Electronic logs to be in Cabrillo Cluster ) or an Internet chat room, to get information about format. I've received a lot of questions regarding Cabrillo, so I stations you worked in the Contest (such as their frequency). Your thought it would be good to provide a basic overview. choices are Assisted or Non-Assisted. What Is Cabrillo?

RADIOSPORT RADIOSPORT RADIOSPORT RADIOSPORT Common Problems Some of the more common problems when submitting a log are: No value set for “LOCATION” to tell the Robot where you operated the contest

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