ADIF Logger quiz — corrections Several questions taught things that were not quite right, and a quiz you trust should not do that. Fixed: FT8 is a mode in its own right while FT4 and JS8 are submodes of MFSK; LoTW does not accept a plain ADIF file, it needs a TQSL-signed one; a signal report never affects award matching; band and mode names are not case-sensitive; and the sent and received QSL fields do not share the same set of values. One question could also be unwinnable, because a second correct answer was sitting among the wrong ones. 73 de A41UX

Accuracy & polish. • Station locations now match the callsign. In Pile-Up Master and Activator Adventures, the place shown next to each call is worked out from the callsign's real prefix — a US call shows a US state, a Chilean call (CE) shows Chile, an Australian call (VK) shows Australia, and so on. No more impossible city pairings. • Rig Simulator: a station you tune in now calls CQ on the band you're actually on. Before, you could be sitting on 20 meters and hear "CQ ten meters" — the spoken band now always follows your VFO. • Rig Simulator: more variety on the air — extra CQ calls, net check-ins, and band-condition chatter that work across every band. • How to play, on every game. Tap the new (i) in any game's top bar for a short how-to-play and the goal of that game — now in all 10 app languages. Follow That Satellite also shows a quick start-up tip the first time (lay the phone flat, then tilt up toward the horizon to track the pass), with a Don't-show-again option. • New Silent Mode in Settings — mutes the spoken encouragement (the cheers after each answer). The sounds you need to play a game (Morse, station voices, listen-and-identify) keep working. 73 de A41UX