Expand on featured contests. (Config Tool???)

[TravellerNL]

Just looking for a way to totally get rid of Windoze and move ham radio contesting (the last hump) to my Linux daily driver. Super stoked to have just stumbled on to the Not1MM project. However, the number of featured contests are quite limiting.

Was hoping it would feature WAE SSB for coming weekend, but I didn't see it in the list.
Probably not gonna happen before coming weekend either, but it makes me wonder, how hard would it actually be to add the medium to big contests...?

One time I noticed that a not supported contest offered a small downloadable file to have that contest added into N1MM. It's been quite a while to point out exactly what and how. But it makes me think if such a infrastructure would be interesting to use with Not1MM. I mean, what's the alternative, begging for a certain contest to be added? Every time?

Honestly, I just stumbled on to the project and have not looked at the code yet. Big chance it's out of my league anyway. However, I can imagine if there was some sort of a Contest Config Tool to that users can use to help adding to the list of contests, Not1MM would be awesome. I understand that the scoring might me a challenge... Then again, how many different scoring systems are there really?

Just going on a limb here. Success depends on usability. Not1MM's leans on the number of featured contests (even the cookie cutter ones).

[mbridak]

Hello. Had some time while sitting in my car so decided to look at the wae ssb. The main exchange is RS(T) + S/N. So in a pinch you could choose a contest from this list that has the same exchange. You'd of course ignore the scoring that's calculated since that will probably not match.

The biggest problem would be the possible QTC traffic... There is no facility in Not1MM to handle that.

I'd be interested in seeing a previously submitted log if you have one to see what that would look like.

The chance of getting something specific out before that contests is slim to none.

I'm currently focused on getting multi op working and then so2r.

Cheers, Mike K6GTE

[TravellerNL]

 Hii Mike, No worries it’s just a general thought about a tool and upping the list by contributing users. I still have Win11 in a VM with N1MM+ to cover the exotic contests. Yeah that’s right, that QTC traffic threw me off last time. Was not very obvious how that worked in N1MM. So I didn’t do the QTC then. But actually, when I played with it last time (WAE CW) after the contest, it wasn’t that hard, just hidden away. Guess I need to play with it again, as I forgot. Now I’m curious how that works with SSB (no keyer). Well will see, I’ll try to give away some QTC’s coming weekend. I’ll see what I can do to send you some useful N1MM data afterwards, for when you’re bored. ;-) Cheerio, Will -KX4UI- On Sep 10, 2025, at 17:02, Michael Bridak ***@***.***> wrote:  Hello. Had some time while sitting in my car so decided to look at the wae ssb. The main exchange is RS(T) + S/N. So in a pinch you could choose a contest from this list<https://github.com/mbridak/not1mm/blob/master/contest_exchanges.md> that has the same exchange. You'd of course ignore the scoring that's calculated since that will probably not match. The biggest problem would be the possible QTC traffic... There is no facility in Not1MM to handle that. I'd be interested in seeing a previously submitted log if you have one to see what that would look like. The chance of getting something specific out before that contests is slim to none. I'm currently focused on getting multi op working and then so2r. Cheers, Mike K6GTE — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub<#407 (comment)>, or unsubscribe<https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AG36BLQ4SRLG3YZBLRAPOOT3SCGXTAVCNFSM6AAAAACGFK7VXKVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43URDJONRXK43TNFXW4Q3PNVWWK3TUHMYTIMZWG4ZTIMA>. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>