OK - so I just checked. I have two other fields left open still. What are 6 other fiends taken up with? Current Location: Often enough the station I am working is in a SPTA/POTA location too. SOTARef:

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Grid and County? I know you can enter a grid in the SETUP that can be made available. But I don't know how that would react to an automatic upload. What I do know is that choosing the location file fo

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One day maybe Scott will add a few more OTHER fields and I can implement this. Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC. El Paso, Texas - DM61rt. SOTA W5T-Texas Association Manager. https://summits.sota.org.uk/association

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And that is the incorrect way to do it. Now every person who contacted you will have your home grid confirmed, not the actual grid where you operated from. It’s your circus and your monkeys….. but JMH

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Good morning Savi. Larry is partially correct. This is not an AC-Log issue, AC-Log is reporting what you entered into it, as it should. LoTW is warning you of an issue. You have your grid in AC-Log se

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Is there anyone on this reflector that writes German and runs AC-Log under Apple? Please reply direct. I speak German well, read it some, but my brother-in-law E-mailed me one day begging me to just E

Glad to be helpful sir. I can certainly see where it gets confusing. 12 years ago when I started SOTA in the W5 region I had no clue how to handle the uploads to LoTW myself. I quickly became expert a

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So I am confused. Why do you need to upload this to LoTW twice? Did you actually make TWO contacts separately with each station? Or did you make only one contact with each station, and added both park

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Thank you Scott. I sorta figured this might be the case. I'll need to download ADIF-Master and massage the logs before sending them to POTA. Never ran into this before, because I never operated POTA i

I've made a few hundred contacts so far. SOTA and POTA in Netherlands and Belgium, then a few summits and parks in Germany. Luxembourg and France still to come. I've been changing my LAT/LON and Grid

You're killing me Jim! This morning I unpacked the carry-on radio case, fired up the computer and downloaded your new country list, and refreshed the LoTW list at the same time. And here I am just 13

Thank you sir. Now I have to unpack my lap-top and fire it up to update. I suspect I would have a connection in Europe, but it might get forgotten before then. Everyone, have a SUPER Day! Vy73 - Mike

Do you think an 8 WPM op would not want to shorten his sending length by any means possible?

Agreed. I am struggling to understand their problems here. I work a lot of portable, and sometimes I get home and join in a few evening nets while I clean up the log on the laptop. When I finish, I ex

The neat thing about AC-Log is you can do it the way you want. It does not matter what you like, or what anyone else likes. Set it up to make you happy and drive on. Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC. El Paso, Texa

Just a quick heads-up for those of you who work DX, SOTA and POTA. We are on our way to Germany on 1 June. My nephew DO5AL had a 4-country loop made up for Netherlands-Belgium-Luxembourg-France. These

My point is – and I thought I was clear – LoTW will not accept the upload of a non-standard callsign. ACL has nothing to do with it. But you can go ahead and keep trying. Have a SUPER weekend. Wishing

Of course not. It is not a valid Amateur Radio Callsign. LoTW is an amateur radio system. It isn’t geared to SWL or anything like that. Vy73 – Mike – KD5KC – WRFF851 – El Paso – Texas – DM61. The cany

Yeah - it is really difficult logging on my little phone. But it is even more difficult carrying a Windows Lap-Top. I have not found an Android logging program that will also read the frequency and mo

Heh heh heh – Android is the most prolific O/S in the entire world. We’ve been waiting and hoping that AC/Log (and FD-Log) would eventually get ported over to Android. Scott says it is a possibility –