You are suffering from unmatched parentheses. Try ((CQ = '18') or (CQ = '16') or (CQ = '22') or (CQ = '23') or (CQ = '25')) and (MODE = 'CW') or ((CQ = '18') or (CQ = '16') or (CQ = '22') or (CQ = '23

DXKeeper will import QSOs where the end time is equal to the start time (such as contacts imported from a contest log where the original logging program only exported a single time for the QSO). It ob

I believe it was JT-Alert that was sending both frequencies to DXKeeper. If you are using WSJT-X without JT-Alert, it only sends the TX frequency. 73, Rich VE3KI

Jupiter is a lot closer (less than 1 light-hour) and it emits radio waves too. 73, Rich VE3KI

The problem was in the software at the log submittal site. It has now been fixed. 73, Rich VE3KI

I spoke too soon about the sent exchange in my last paragraph. While the sent exchange other than serial numbers is not normally exported to ADIF by N1MM+, in the case of a Rover contest entry it is e

Correct. If your contest entry category in N1MM+ is ROVER and you use the COUNTYLINE command to enter the location as the corner of DuPage, Kane, Kendall and Will counties (DUPG,KANE,KEND,WILL) and en

Mike, If you already have a lot of QSOs transferred from N1MM+ to DXKeeper via the Gateway and the only ones you are missing are from county line QSOs (which I assume are only a small fraction of the

Dave, There are 58 (+/-) QSO parties with county abbreviations supported by N1MM+. Those abbreviations range between 3 and 6 characters in length - four characters was for the particular QSO party Phi

I can't tell you for sure whether N1MM+ emits one <contactinfo> message or four, but from the N1MM+ manual: "Separate QSOs will appear in your log, one for each county." If four separate QSOs are logg

The contest exchange consists of two separate parts that should be stored in separate locations -- the signal report (59) and the serial number. You should have entered them into separate fields when

That's exactly what I used to do when I visited with family in Winnipeg and operated from there. Before the trip, I copied the DXKeeper database from the shack desktop computer to my laptop. While the

The Canadian government did not remove the online directory. They changed its address to <https://apc-cap.ic.gc.ca/pls/apc_anon/query_amat_cs$.startup>. Be warned, it's not very fast. RAC callbook - T

On that same image there is a set of check boxes at the upper right. Check the one called "Online QSL". 73, Rich VE3KI

The logic has nothing to do with licensing rules. It comes about because the ten US call areas are used as geographic multipliers in their contests. If they did not have such a rule in effect, someone

Yes Downloading an ADIF file from LotW would not be any easier than exporting an ADIF file from DXKeeper, and exporting from DXKeeper would make it easier to select which QSOs were exported, depending

N1MM+ does this using its AutoTRXUpdate setting. See the N1MM+ documentation for details - go to <https://n1mmwp.hamdocs.com/manual-operating/digital-modes/>, type Ctrl+F to open your browser's search

N1MM Logger V12.11 was released in November 2012. Version 1.0.8519.0 was released on July 7, 2020. The version numbering scheme changed in 2014. Before then, versions were labelled with yy.mm.xxx; sin

Your K3 was probably configured to force both VFOs to be on the same band. Mine is normally configured that way, although I can change this setting if I have a reason to. When it is configured like th

What is "Split Operation" set to in your WSJT-X settings window? My personal experience has been that with my rig (a K3) and radio control via Commander, the "Rig" setting is slow to swtich to transmi