[WriteLog] WL SS Problems

Tue Nov 8 07:38:51 EST 2005

Yes that is a so2-r problem. When you put a call in radio 2 it assigns a serial number. If you work a station with the other radio right away it may duplicate this serial number. If you hold the call on radio for a long time and then delete it, it may skip that number. And then there are some things it does that I have yet to figure out. Most often if there is a number out of sequence, there will also be a duplicate. You can edit the numbers, but then they will not agree with what you sent. My best guess is to send it in and work on something else. I did not experience the lock-up problem. What radio/keying interface are you using??
John K9DX
 ----- Original Message ----- 
 From: K6VVA - Contester<mailto:dx35 at hilding.com> 
 To: writelog at contesting.com<mailto:writelog at contesting.com> 
 Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 8:56 PM
 Subject: [WriteLog] WL SS Problems
 My last SS QSO# in WL was 817, but the summary sheet only said 
 800. Looking thru the log, I could find only one dupe (Red D), but noticed 
 QSO #'s were sometimes out-of-sequence (i.e., 31, 32, 33, 35, 34, etc.).
 I was experimenting with SO2R...could this have accounted for the 
 out-of-sequence #s? But what happened to my other 17 Q's?
 Very annoyingly, WL "locked-up" numerous times during SS, and at least 5 
 times would not keep sending/looping the exchange regardless of how many 
 times I pushed the escape button. Very QLF output ;-(
 Did anyone else experience similar problems or know what might be the problem?
 Tnx & 73...
 Rick, K6VVA
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