[ADXA] I did something I thought I’d never do today…… also, who can copy 220 WPM

J. Setcer j.setcer at gmail.com
Fri Jun 7 05:33:52 EDT 2024


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I always upload to ClubLog & QRZlog.
I am hoping that when LOTW is rebuilt, but all our log data is GONE, I can
do a few mouse clicks and Merge my logs from ClubLog and QRZlog up to
LOTW...
-- Secondarily, Some of the smaller contests I work, like State QSO
parties, Those guys never did use LOTW, but they do use QRZlogbook. I feel
like an Elmer uploading their contact to QRZlogbook.
-QJ

On Thu, Jun 6, 2024 at 6:46 PM Steven Rutledge <steven.t.rutledge at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Regarding LOTW, I'm guessing it will never come back from the original
> data.  I think they are concerned that any data they put back online
> might be infected with some kind of malicious software that could infect
> every user's system.  My guess, and its only a guess, is they will have
> to build a new system and all of the users will have to upload their
> entire logs again.  I might add that I have absolutely no idea what has
> happened in Newington but someone does.  I have somewhat limited
> experience catching and prosecuting cyber criminals in my previous life
> but this is the best theory I can come up with.
>
> Steve, N4JQQ
>
> On 6/6/2024 6:15 PM, Dennis Schaefer wrote:
> > I uploaded 25k QSOs to QRZ.   I’ve always thought Lotw was the only
> > online system I needed to support.  It has good security for user
> > uploads and supports the awards that matter.   I think I signed up for
> > eQSL once but couldn’t really see the point.   Why does QRZ even have
> > a logbook, I wondered?  They have a system of awards, but anyone could
> > do that.  Maybe eHAM.net does, too - I don’t know and I don’t care.
> >
> > I guess I just needed to upload something.  I decided that Lotw isn’t
> > really a logbook, and maybe there would be some advantage to uploading
> > everything to QRZ and seeing what it would do for me.  A lot of people
> > think you’re terrible if you don’t at least upload to Lotw, QRZ,
> > Clublog, and eQSL.  That attitude is part of what limited my uploads
> > to Lotw and Clublog.
> >
> > It was pretty easy to tell DXKeeper to send everything to QRZ and now
> > I am there.  Will I upload to eQSL? Probably not, but who knows what
> > might happen.
> >
> > Come back, Lotw - we need you!
> >
> > On another note, I saw a video featuring our friend Adrian.  He was
> > helping a 12 year old demonstrate copying random call signs on RUFZ at
> > 220 WPM.  Not 220 Characters, 220 Words!  I’ve never seen anyone sit
> > and copy anything over 60 WPM.  I think I have copied ONE callsign at
> > 60 in RUFZ.  How could someone do over three  times that?   A freaky
> > savant kind of mental ability?  Can the human ear even distinguish
> > three dits from four at that speed?  Is it possible to memorize all
> > the possible call signs in the RUFZ database and what they sound
> > like?  I’m not world class, but it is sobering to realize there are
> > kids who can do three times better.  Or is there some kind of “trick”
> > to it that I’m not seeing?
> >
> > 73,
> > Dennis/RZ
> >
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