Read the comments from our readers:

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• Stefano, IV3JAK: This evening I read the guide on FT8 and FT4 that I purchased for 10 euros. Although I have been using this technology for a long time, I must say that the manual is really well done and absolutely indispensable for beginners: clear, exhaustive, and capable of explaining all the fundamental aspects. Even for those, like me, who already have experience, it still offers some interesting technical insights with small useful tips to check and delve into. Overall, I believe that the 10 euros were well spent. The only suggestion I feel like giving would be to expand the section related to spectrum configuration and perhaps integrate information on emerging new software, especially those used in expeditions. A guide that I really recommend to anyone interested in these digital modes! 73 de Stefano, IV3JAK

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• Nicola Armenisa:Excellent, just purchased, really well done

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Tips & Tricks

How to export a part of your Log?

We are re-publishing this article from a previous Newsletter for the benefit of new subscribers who hadn't read it and for those who contacted support to ask for information regarding this functionality.

If you need to extract a part of your log, you can easily and flexibly do so using the Print section, as shown in the figure below.

Use the Copy button to set the selection criteria and all QSOs matching the criteria will be copied to the buffer. You can first empty the buffer, or you can leave the previous selections in the buffer, depending on your needs and goals.

Your selection can be composed of different conditions. 

Please note that if you add multiple condition rows, only the QSOs that meet all of them will be copied.

Once the QSOs have been copied to the buffer, you can print them (press Print) or export them to an ADIF file (press > ADIF). You can also select which fields to include using the Fields button.

If you want to create a new Log using the recently exported QSOs, use the >ADIF button to export them in ADIF format and create a new Log by importing the ADIF file through the ADIF converter (Tools menu). 

OmniRig Driver per 

IC-7760

Andrea, IK4OLQ has verified that the driver for the IC-7300 also works well for the new IC-7760

Therefore, we have created a driver file (identical to that of the IC-7300) for the IC-7760 which can be downloaded here:

download the IC-7760 driver 

download the IC-7300 driver

To install the drivers in OmniRig, copy the .INI files to:

C:\Program Files (x86)\

Afreet\OmniRig\Rigs

Thank you Andrea IK4OLQ for your tests!

ARRL RTTY Roundup contest

From 1800Z January 4

to 0000Z January 5

Bands: 80m, 40m, 20m, 15m, 10m, Duration: 24h

• Single Op (QRP/Low/High)
• Single Op Unlimited (QRP/Low/High)
• Single Op Overlay: (Limited Antennas)
• Multi-Single (Low/High)
• Multi-Two
• Multi-Multi

DX-Pedition, notizie e attività da tutto il mondo.

Exchanged Data:

W/VE: RST + state/province

Non W/VE: RST + Serial number

Points: 1 point per QSO

Multipliers: 

• Each US state+DC (except KH6/KL7) once only
• Each VE province/territory once only
• Each DXCC country (including KH6/KL7) once only

 Registered Users

Benefit from 12 more months of free updates, diploma update services, access to a dedicated Facebook group, and priority technical support.

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From our community

EasyLog Ham Radio Calendar as a gift 🎁

Let's celebrate together with a special gift: the 2025 EasyLog calendar!

🎉 Let's celebrate the arrival of 2025 together! 🎉
To celebrate the end-of-year festivities and welcome the new year, we have prepared a special gift for you: the 2025 Calendar dedicated to the world of amateur radio!

📅 This calendar, ready for printing, will also include the main world events of 2025, becoming a perfect companion for all enthusiasts.

🗓️ Available from the first week of January 2025.
Don't miss the chance to start the year with a unique tool, specially designed for you!

The ARI section of TERMINI IMERESE (PA) is pleased to announce that on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of its foundation, a diploma has been established involving our section.

The diploma will start at 00:00 UTC on January 11, 2025, and will end at 23:59 UTC on January 19, 2025

All radio amateurs are invited to participate according to the methods better specified in the regulations available by clicking the following button

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