How does WSJT-X know who has uploaded to LotW? I use my logger to do it. Sounds like a data protection issue if WSJT-X collects the fact that it shares who uses WSJT-X to update to all instances of

See attached for set up for LOTW indicators in WSJTX and JTAlert. Good luck and hope to catch you on the air. 73 Herb WB8ASI On April 27, 2020 at 3:33 PM K8BL BOB

Very true. I don’t call anyone, and don’t respond to anyone, who isn’t on eQSL. I have set JT-Alert to filter out any LoTW users. The only exception to the above rule is when it’s a

+ AA6YQ comments below The wsjtx_log.adi file can be directly uploaded to LOTW using the ARRL supplied TQSL program. Once you navigate to that file one time, TQSL will remember the path next time you

The Windows Resource Monitor would work. It is like Task Manager on steroids. 73 -Jim NU0C "Bill Somerville" <g4wjs@...> wrote:

The wsjtx_log.adi file can be directly uploaded to LOTW using the ARRL supplied TQSL program. Once you navigate to that file one time, TQSL will remember the path next time you open the program so all

DXKeeper is FREE and wonderful. I've been using it since getting back on the air in 2003. JTAlert will log to it automagically once it's been set up. DXKeeper imports ADIF logs, and once you have set

Hi Hernán, what is done is done for a good reason. Note that WSJT-X does not vary the calls to Hamlib according to the rig being controlled, that would be pointless as that is

Hi Bill, I think this problem didn't happen before version 2.1.2, though. I'll try to use an earlier version and see if I observe the same behavior. I should say, though, in the Kenwood protocol it's

On 27/04/2020 23:22, Hernán Freschi wrote: Hi OM, WSJT-X sends the required CAT commands to ensure the correct frequency and mode (if "Settings->Radio->Mode" is not

Tim, From The WSJTX User Manual Section 4.7: Logbook of The World User Validation Stations who are known to have uploaded their logs to the ARRL LoTW QSL matching service can be highlighted. The data

On 4/27/2020 9:56 AM, Timothy Nichols via groups.io wrote: Tim, It's a valid question. If you use the Windows OS, JTAlert is an excellent companion to WSJT-X. One of the may

Timothy, If you run JTAlert in conjunction with WSJT-X or JTDX, it can flag LOTW users and eQSL users real time as well as other useful information. Bruce - K5WBM

A while ago, when I installed version 2.1.2 I noticed the radio (Kenwood TS-450S) did a lot of beeping (command confirmation) every time WSJT-X was going to transmit. I didn't pay attention to it but

Richard, All you need to log your ft8 from wsjt-x is wsjt-x! It creates an "wsjtx.adi" file which you can directly upload to QRZ, LoTW, etc. Use QRZ as my master logging depository; with copies on my

The logging programs are great. I use GridTracker. Not sure if the other programs will upload the QSOs from the past. If they do not you will need to manually upload wsjtx_log.adi to each entity.

I also suggest you first move your contacts into an electronics logbook. (this is one slide from my recent presentation "QSLing in an Online World" available at tiny.cc/qx3 and as a youtube at

Thanks for all of the suggestions from all of you fine gentlemen. I really appreciate your help. and will try to bypass the RigExpert TI-500. Unfortunately I was misled into buying this device which

Andy, You may want to repost your question over on Devin's hamring group. When you do, please note the version that you tried to download. -- Jack - KD4IZ

AT the risk of being abused for not knowing this, how does one actually screen for LOTW users. Is there a list? Thanks Tim N2TC