[WT-support] Problems observed at LZ9W M/M with Win-Test

wally wally at el-soft.com
Sat Dec 13 21:00:49 CET 2008


Hi Mario,

Thanks for additional comments.

Most probably constantly running AV program on all PCs has caused the
problems we observed. We'll make simulation test and we'll see. Also there
are ARRL contests,too to try to solve the problem in real situation before
WPX SSB 2009. 
Making USA QSOs on 15 m and 20m bands (closing too early here ) will be
difficult,but we'll try to compensate with more USA contacts on 80m :-). Our
new phased MIRTAs ( collinear dipoles in phase towards USA ) seem to be
performing quite well on 80m. Chance to work US below 3775 is giving new
possibilities, too.

Best of Season Greetings to DF0HQ gang there.

73 , Wally LZ2CJ

--- Mario Lorenz <ml-wt at vdazone.org> написано:
> Hi Wally,
> 
> [I wanted to put some dentist joke here but couldnt decide on which one,
> so I left that open...]
> 
> > I have just been told by him that anti-virus software is installed and
> was ON
> > and running constantly during the contests - so this may be the "key to
> the
> > shed's door" :-(.
> 
> In this case I would again try to correlate the exact time when this
> happened, eg. by the half minute hole in the log that this would
> possibly have caused when nobody QSO properly. 
> If that time was an "even" one, like a full hour or so, then I'd
> doublecheck the antivirus software if it does its automatic scan.
> 
> I've been attending a conference for several years now, with the first
> track starting friday afternoon, and you can practically *bet* that one
> of the speakers will be interrupted by his AV starting to scan his
> laptop, for friday afternoon seems to have been the default time for 
> some popular AV software...
> 
> 73s,
> 
> Mario
> 
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