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[AK9W]

I used N3FJP Field Day Log. Only the band is recorded in the log and not the frequency. When recording in the QRZ Logbook, I must insert a frequency to continue in the log fields and save my entry. What frequency should be used?

AK9W - Arnie

[G4FUT]

I Can't see a problem. You can insert a frequency e.g. 14.0210 or just click on the band in the box to the right of frequency and it will insert 14.000. You have the choice.

[K2DSL]

You can use just any frequency in the band or select one that is relevant for the mode. Eg 14.250 for 20m SSB and 14.000 for 20m CW, etc.

[G4FUT]

Just beat you to it... LOL

[N4DBR]

I tried to log a QSO from 60 meters that I had the other day. There are only 5 allowed frequencies on 60 and the logbook wouldn't accept any of them so I had to make one up. There isn't even a clickable 60 meter button between 40 and 80 on the entry form.

73, N4DBR

[KJ4VPI]

I was trying to log a 30M contact on 10.14015. I couldn't see the 015 on the displayed view. Is there a plan to offer more significant digits? I presume the intent is to log everything in Mhz.

[N4DBR]

There is not a button for 60 meters. I logged a contact on 5405. It's one of the 5 allowed frequencies on 60 pre-programmed into my FT-897D. But I can't click on the button for 60 meters since it isn't there and when I try and manually put in 5.405 it won't accept it as legitimate.

[KA5S]

Most contests don't allow contacts on the WARC abnds and 60 to count. That's why they may be locked out in a a contest logger.

Cortland
KA5S

[N4DBR]

The QRZ logbook is not just a contest logger. You can use it to log contest contacts but it isn't limited to that. You'll find 12 and 17 meters listed, but not 60.

[PA4HB]

430.287.5 is a problem to log, the program makes 430.288 from it