I agree Mark! If signal reports are exchanged I log the FT8 QSO! Many disagree but many contests count a QSO without signal reporting. Some only want name/location, etc. Jack AK7O Sent from XFINITY

+ AA6YQ comments below I use Gridtracker for visualization of FT-8 or ... Spots - very fast and nice. See https://tagloomis.com/grid-tracker/ Maybe it would ok to have a server for this brilliant

I use Gridtracker for visualization of FT-8 or ... Spots - very fast and nice. See https://tagloomis.com/grid-tracker/ Maybe it would ok to have a server for this brilliant program within

+ AA6YQ comments below I will never become an FT8 addict although I managed to work a few new ones on 6m and 160m using that mode. However, FT8 now outnumbers all other modes in terms of QSO numbers

AND for best results, you should *never* delete the ALL.TXT file, the information in it is priceless. I have used it as a resource when I get a QSL for an FT8 QSO that isn’t in my log. I can go back

Dave and group, I will never become an FT8 addict although I managed to work a few new ones on 6m and 160m using that mode. However, FT8 now outnumbers all other modes in terms of QSO numbers and

Hello, Ron, and others. Glad that all worked out for you, Ron. You will enjoy what JTA has to offer. That app also has its own reflector on Groups.io - - named HamApps - - that is worth checking

A beautiful thing bro!

...via the Databases tab of DXView's Configuration window 73, Dave, AA6YQ

I am certain that your DXKeeper folder has a Databases subfolder, and that it contains a file named LoTW_QSOs_ADI.txt Please look again. 73,

Thank you, Dave. There is NO folder so named. There are TWO folders labeled LotW_QSLs_ADI.htm -- neither of them dated either yesterday or today.Does that mean I need to upload the QSOs again?73,

Thank you to Dave, Iain, Neil and Mark. With your help I now have FT8 working, using WSJT-X, JT Alert and DX Keeper. I was also able to find the ADIF log file and import that into DX Keeper

Are you sure? wsjtx_log.adi and wsjtx.log (CSV format) should contain only logged QSOs. The "ALL.TXT" file contains all decoded and transmitted messages. You should be able to import wsjtx_log.adi

+ AA6YQ comments below

Ron download JT Alert. Open it go to settings then log. The rest should be obvious Mark WC3W

You need JT-Alert which does a few things, but is a very effective bridge between WSJT-X & DXKeeper. Download from Hamapps.com Neil, KN3ILZ

+ AA6YQ comments below Hi group. After a long run of success with DXKeeper syncing Lotw QSOs, after uploading the adi from the WAE contest I can no longer sync the QSOs using the DXK routine

+ AA6YQ comments below I doubt WWV and WWVH will shut down in the short term. Based on the pending appropriations legislation in the House and Senate, Congress is likely to appropriate NIST

Did your LoTW certificate expire?

Check you TQSL certificate(s) they may have expired. Dave, w6de