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so i finally did my first WWFF activation last weekend at a local nature reserve near me (KFF-2847 i think, had to double check the reference number like three times before i went out lol). been meaning to try this for ages after seeing people post about it on here and on the WWFF facebook groups.
set up my KX3 with a linked dipole strung between two trees, pretty much the same kit i use for SOTA except i didnt have to hike up anything steep which my knees appreciated. conditions werent amazing but i still managed to get 44 contacts in about 2 hours, mostly 40m with a few on 20m. got the 44 needed for a valid activation which i was relieved about cause at one point the rate really died off.
my question is about logging - i used HAMRS in the field and then uploaded to ADIF to the WWFF logbook when i got home but im not sure if i did the reference tagging right. does anyone know if the sig and sig_info fields in the ADIF are what matter most or is there something else i might have missed? also is there a way to see if your activation has been validated yet or do you just wait for an email? the whole submission process felt a bit clunky compared to SOTA honestly
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