Hi Scott and the rest of list, I just gave it a quick run through and it looks very good. Tried logging difference scenarios, and the W1AW/150 correctly scores at 3 points, as does "anycall/150" score

For 3-4 years, I ran the local net for my club. You can create a new database/filename. Then switch between the two files before and after each session. Hope this helps, 73 Joe KJ8O

Hello, This is not an easy question to answer as each net has it's own rules. This won't cover every circumstance, but I will start with a few. Local nets on 2 meters using a repeater: I don't log the

My pleasure, sir. Hope you like it. VY 73 de Joe

If you want the full data including county, grid square, etc., then you will want to use the QRZ xdata service. They do charge for the service. Once you pay for a year, you enter your QRZ login ID and

It is the serial number. You log the number the other operator sends you. Hope this helps. 73 de Joe KJ8O

No problem my friend. I have senior moments all the time. Vy 73 de Joe

Yes, it is. I use it all the time. Go to "awards". Left click on "calculate". Right click on "worked" for the award you want, WAS, DXCC, etc. Paste (Control V, etc.) into to receiving software. I like

I must be the minority opinion on this. Granted the frequency is not shown​ as in a DX spot, but as I see it, the call sign heard on the air is compared to information obtained from an outside source.

My observations... when a new licensee first appears on QRZ, they will estimate the grid locator and the county based on the address given to them from the FCC. Once an existing ham moves to a new loc

​This did work​, very easy to install, and looks nice in ACLog. I did bump it up to size 11, but I'll experiment. ​This did not work on my W10 computer. Even though the file extension was TTF, ACLog k

Hi Scott, Nice! One year I made the "stupid" mistake of reading from the number of contacts made instead of the exchange so I am very appreciative of your efforts here. Now, let's hope your efforts br

Hi Scott and the Group, Looking good here. Runs as expected, did a download and an upload into LOTW, and for laughs, I entered an imaginary QSO with N3FJP using the FT8 mode. All looks very good indee

Hi Scott and the group, I am shamelessly borrowing this from the HIQP website... Hawaii QSO Party Multipliers Any station can contact Hawaii Stations Hawaii Stations Multipliers HIL Hilo (Big Island)

Congratulations Scott, If I can chime in, a minimum of 400 QSOs with less than a 1% error rate is what it takes to get on the list. Just the 400 QSOs is more than what the majority of operators do dur

Good morning Dan and the group, LOTW uses a half hour time frame, you can be off up thirty minutes in either direction in order to get a match. Unfortunately, there is no way to correct or even delete

Hey Dan and the group, The way that QRZ updates it's records is from the daily report issued by the FCC. FCC info only includes call sign, name, address, license class​ and expiration date. QRZ at som

Thank you Larry, I just contacted VE100VIMY/VY2 and they are not putting in the extra slash. It looks like the LOTW is going smoothly now. VY 73 de Joe

Earlier this week, I contacted VE100/VIMY/VE1 a special event station which will be active throughout 2017 from the different provinces in Canada. Please note the call sign is exactly as stated on the

Hi Chris, Scott and the group I had the pleasure/misfortune​ of working him on both 40 and 80 meters, but what I did was to log it four times, one for each county, then I went back and edited the addi