Working here but VERY slow. Paul N1BUG

132 of 133 did in this case. The one that didn't was an unusual case in that I had logged two QSOs with the station, same band and mode but 8 minutes apart. The report said DXKeeper couldn't tell whic

Looks good, Dave. Thanks. I was able to complete my application using only LoTW. It was processed within a couple of hours. No problems downloading or linking DXCC credits in DXKeeper. This is the met

Thanks for your help, Dave. More comments below. I understand that but I wasn't prepared for such a large difference in the number of QSOs. Merely as a personal comment: I am sure somewhere in the DXL

Steve, Case A. I am trying to make an application based exclusively on QSOs confirmed in LoTW. The idea is to include four all time new ones which would get me back on Honor Roll, to include several n

Jim, That may well be. All I know is I keep starting at step one of a documented process, doing my best to follow step by step but I keep ending up in this situation that is not manageable for me. If

CORRECTION: I see that they appear to be sorted in the same order by entity name but there are just too many in LoTW for me to complete the work flow without MANY errors. I guess my days of persuing D

I hope someone can either help me or we can determine once and for all that I lack the mental capacity to handle DXCC submissions. I have been working 40 years on qualifying for awards and hate to giv

Actually I believe there has been a change. I recall many years ago having correspondence with you about this, Dave, after I found information describing the then current situation. At that time, if i

I'm far from the most knowledgeable about Windows, but... If it is asking for a password to boot into safe mode, wouldn't that be your Windows Administrator password? Or (possibly) Microsoft account p

I have personally seen it go above 250. I think it was actually 270. Not good for HF but those were exciting times on VHF! 2 meters had aurora propagation almost throughout the full 24 hour day and it

Thanks, Dave! Now I have a very clear understanding of how these various actions work. Thanks for all you do. Just yesterday I was telling an old friend that living without DXLab would be like going b

Disregard please. I decided I couldn't get into too much trouble so I tried setting all the QSL received items to 'I'. That seems to have done what I wanted. 73, Paul

I apologize for asking this, but I am having some difficulty locating the information I seek in the documentation. I want to mark a QSO as invalid for awards. Specifically I do not want the QSO to be

I had that same thing happen about a year ago (with a different update, naturally). My connection is 30 Mbps. I searched Microsoft for help with the specific update that failed. There were articles ab

That may not be unlike the chicken and egg question. :) I suspect a lot more amateurs would discover the benefits of linux if good amateur radio software were available for the platform. I have been u

How much *do* you have? I am on one acre. My 2200/630m receive antenna is a 30 foot vertical that requires one square foot of real estate. I hear Europe on 2200 meters more nights than not. 630m too,

560m ?? I voted yes on the other two as I am working very hard on getting my 2200m / 630m station up and running. Paul N1BUG

wrote: I can't speak to the problems others have. I have successfully used the above settings with one change: Mode USB. It works flawlessly in my particular case. I've since changed Split Operation t

Assuming you want to use WSJT-X concurrently with Commander: In WSJT-X: Go to File>Settings. Select the Radio tab. In the 'Rig' list box, select DXLab Suite Commander. Choose a Poll Interval. One seco