DOWNLOADS PAGE
Updated
01/19/2008
- AA5AU MASTER RTTY Callsign Super Check Partial (SCP) Files
- Updated January 19, 2008
- There are four files available for downloading - all individual
files contain the same 10,803 RTTY callsigns. Click on the file name
to download.
- MASTERTTY.DTA is a CT-compatible
DTA file that can be used with WriteLog, N1MM Logger and Win-Test.
- MASTERTTY_WL.DTA is a
compacted DTA file that can be used with WriteLog.
- MASTERTTY.CAL is an ASCII text
file in alphanumeric order that can be used with RTTY by WF1B,
RCKRtty and Win-Test.
- MASTERTTY.ZIP is a zipped file
containing all three files above.
- For information on how to use the .DTA file with WriteLog see
Setting the DTA file for Super Check Partial
- You can create and maintain your own Super Check Partial files by using the
VE3NEA
Master.dta Editor.
- Please E-mail your Cabrillo log files after each contest so I can
update the RTTY callsign database to
aa5au@bellsouth.net
- NamedMul file by Jerry, W6IHG
- Updated March 20, 2007
- This is a zipped file containing:
- namedmul.ini file used with WriteLog to identify the latest U.S.
stateside & Canadian multipliers in contests like:
- ARRL RTTY Roundup
- ARRL 160M Contest
- ARRL 10M Contest
- ARRL DX Contest
- North America Sprint Contests
- CQ 160M Contest
- ALL NAQP Contests
- CQWW RTTY Contest
- Sweepstakes
- Other contests including CQP, RAC, and stateside
QSO parties for PA, TX, & FL
- NamedmuliniGuidance.txt (a guide to what is included in the
namedmul.ini file)
- ChangeHistory.txt
- Keyboard Templates
- Templates created by Ken, K7ZUM in a Microsoft Works file (.xlr
extension)
- Templates modified for Microsoft Excel by Don, AA5AU
- Modify these templates, print them and put them on your keyboard to mark
your F-keys
- This download is a zipped file containing three templates (one with .xlr
extension and two with .xls extension)
- There are two Excel templates for different sized keyboards (the Dell
template is smaller than the Compaq template)
- AA5AU Icom IC-756PROIII
PowerPoint Presentation (February 2005)
