I've been in this contest for over 30 years without a problem. Have you ever operated in a contest while in much pain with a broken bone? You tend to make mistakes you don't make when you are well. Ch

OK, Kevin. Yes, I did use the 10 meter contest program created by N3FJP. I do not recall filling in the setup page as you did. Is there a way I can redo that and then upload my QSOs to the program aga

Mark, That was a very helpful reply. At least I now know the rules weren't changed and all those I worked who are in an ARRL section were not wrong when they just gave me their state in the exchange.

Were you in the contest, Larry? It looks like you are in Eastern Mass. Did you send Eastern Mass, or just Mass? Chris

So, I can look forward to perpetual itching. Thanks a million, Mike. You just made my day! :-) 73, Chris NU1O

Hi Mike, So, you are saying we were supposed to send our ARRL sections and not our states? I must have worked 25 to 50 stations in my home state of Mass. Not one of thise stations sent me Eastern or W

No, I am positive I didn't send serial numbers. I sent my state each and every time. I did receive serial numbers from DX stations but they are supposed to send a serial number. I may have a broken an

I've been in the ARRL 10 meter contest for decades using AC Log. I've never had this problem submitting my log. Last night I finished the contest and completed a Cabrillo file. Today I uploaded it to

He should, but he will not.

You probably have more errors that 10, too. It's too easy to make mistakes. I doubt any of us with thousands and thousands of QSOs have a perfect LoTW log, and it is a royal PITA that a LoTW entry can

Six digit grids. Chris

I agree with you Dave. It's useless using AC Log for local stations. It's accurate for overseas stations but I can't get a heading for a friend 10 miles away 73, Chris NU1O

Thanks, Scott. I'm forwarding your answer to my friend, 73, Chris NU1O

He said his dues are current, but I'll ask again. Thanks, Pat. Chris NU1O

I have a friend who is an N3FJP owner but he doesn't belong to this group. The QRZ data is not filling into AC Log for him. He has QRZ checked under callbooks and he has the data on the QRZ internet l

Yes, I've been changing the time a minute per QSO line for a long time now. LoTW won't accept the same time and same call even if the counties are different. 73, Chris NU1O

It means you've been fooling around with the type of gal your mom told you to stay away from. :-)

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I'm pretty sure ALC is a county abbreviation. The rovers add their county to their call signs. It makes it easy to follow their county changes. However, that is not part of the call. The county abbrev

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I just downloaded the CAQP to see if anything had changed. I'm using Version 4.2 Out of State. At the top, where it says "List", there are all of CA's counties spelled by both their full name and thei

Most contestants simply use 59/599 in a contest exchange. The POTA group is out of step with everybody else. I have an Honor Roll plaque and all countries count the same regardless as to whether the s