What program did you use to work the contest? Most logging and contest sofware will let you export to adif. I would export it to adif. Use TQSL to upload to LoTW, then import the adif into DXKeeper. 7

Yep. I get new confirmations, but the date is not changing. I'm mainly on FT8 & FT4. The LoTW confirmation rate is about 70% for those modes (at least in my case). So I constantly have new confirmatio

Hi Dave. The dates for the "Sync LoTW QSOs" and "Sync LoTW QSLs" are not changing for me,. The latter has 3/31/2020 01:49:15 and each time I sync it does over checks over 130 QSOs (was 139 now 140). I

Thanks Dave. For me, I just want it to clear. I don't need an option. 73. Carl - WC4H

Hi Gilbert. I know that JTAlerts Clears it so it's possible. Like you, I clear i manually. I like it cleared so I guess it could be an option. If it exists, I have not found it. 73. Carl - WC4H

Feature Request when using Spotcollector with DXKeeper & WSJT-X: After logging a QSO from WSJT-X or after press F4 (clearing the callsign) in WSJT-X, DXKeeper does not clear the callsign filter. Can i

Have you synchronized with LoTW since the importing of the FT8 records. I find that about 70% of FT8 users use LoTW. 73. Carl - WC4H Sent from Yahoo Mail. Get the app

Hi Markku. By far, DXLab Suite is the most comprehensive software (free or paid for) for Amateur radio operations. I find that whenever I have a "wish", it's probably already included. I just have to

Hi Ghassan. Here's a link to my google drive. Look for the file called Power_off-off.txt. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1sU0uG2TMruq9uZU0CGvu2QR6IoiF6UfJ 73. Carl - WC4H

Hi Marty. If you want to have CAT control of he 718 you'll need a CI-V device. There are various single radio ones on the internet. You would use the Singalink for the Audio and CI-V for CAT. 73. Carl

Hi John. If you are running commander, you probably do not need OminiRig. Have you tried using the Secondary CAT Serial Port in the Ports Tab under Config in Commander? 73. Carl - WC4H

Hi Bob. You should call the ARRL and ask them to "link" your QSL card confirmations to your LoTW account. This is a one time request. You will then see all of your DXCC credits in LoTW. 73. Carl - WC4

Hi Ed. Years ago, I hosted a website for the Callbook (the Flying Horse - original). I had the entire database in an access file. That was about 1 million records back then and online look ups were vi

Hi Joseph. Make sure it's the "CI-V USB Baud Rate" not the normal one (there are 2 on the IC-7300). Also, just above that setting, CI-V USB Port -- Unlink from [REMOTE]. 73. Carl - WC4H

It is possible that your QSO partner uploaded the QSO with some different information (mode, time, etc.) causing him not to find a match. I would not lose sleep over it, specially if you see the QSO w

No sweat Bill. Glad that you were able to sort it out. 73. Carl - WC4H

It sounds like you want to do manually stuff that DXKeeper can do for you. You can set the parameter for LoTW QSL status: Default it to R when QSO is entered. Then, in the QSL tab, select LoTW in the

FT8 is no the only mode that can use F/H. 73. Carl - WC4H

If you are using it with JTDX try it with WSJT-X. There is a thread on this in the hamapps.io group. Also, don't have the program clear the callsign automatically press F4 after you log it. I think JT

Hi Dave. You don't have to convince me David. I'm a diehard DXLab user. I got into CQRLOG to help a friend setup his Raspberry Pi. It has the most features of the Linux logs but not as many as DXKeepe