[ADXA] ClubLog

Wed Mar 25 08:45:34 EDT 2026

Let me change that to “making” time and I’m a tight wad! 😂

KI5QQG

On Wed, Mar 25, 2026 at 7:25 AM Debbie McKenzie <debchas57 at gmail.com> wrote:

> The blue verified comes from LOTW if you have club log synced with it.
> Meaning when in LOTW you select a country band slot for an award it turns
> blue. I think that’s right!
>
> We are behind in getting our awards. With the 4 in the house , it’s time
> consuming and costly. I need to get mine and KF5TL challenge sent off, we
> are past due.
>
> Being on the bottom, middle or top, still there is something to work for.
> 😊 That is what I like about this hobby.
>
> Now to get ready for therapy today! Ouch!!
>
> KI5QQG
> Debbie
>
> Thanks for the spots! I’m still needing Macao band slots and a few for
> Sable Island.
>
> On Wed, Mar 25, 2026 at 6:45 AM Michael Nettles via ADXA <
> adxa at mailman.qth.net> wrote:
>
>> We were down the list a while back but have been moving up.
>>
>> I have noticed before that in addition to (W)orked and (C)onfirmed there
>> is also (V)erified. What makes a contact show up as Verified. I liked the
>> post about all the different things Clublog will do for us. We have a great
>> group here.
>> 73
>> Mike kb5wbh
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Mar 24, 2026, 10:09 PM Jon W. Reynolds via ADXA <
>> adxa at mailman.qth.net> wrote:
>>
>>> Some of us are listed dead last....even though I'm trying to fix that,
>>> somebody has to be there and I'm just glad to hang out with the group!
>>>
>>>
>>> Jon
>>> KI5UCZ
>>>
>>>
>>> -------- Original Message --------
>>> On Tuesday, 03/24/26 at 21:29 Randell Curtis, W5ZJ via ADXA <
>>> adxa at mailman.qth.net> wrote:
>>>
>>> I've uploaded every contact I can beg borrow and steal, and I'm still
>>> holding us back.
>>>
>>> I'm not signing this email so you all won't know who I am....
>>>
>>> On Tue, 24 Mar, 2026 at 7:36 PM, EJ Jones via ADXA <adxa at mailman.qth.net>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> To: bill kennamer; jay bromley; 'adxa' <; adxa at mailman.qth.net>
>>> I looked at the club rankings a while back and estimated that if
>>> everyone uploaded their DXCC totals, we would be number one in the world
>>> EJ
>>>
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>>> *From:* adxa-bounces at mailman.qth.net <adxa-bounces at mailman.qth.net> on
>>> behalf of BILL KENNAMER via ADXA <adxa at mailman.qth.net>
>>> *Sent:* Tuesday, March 24, 2026 6:20:02 PM
>>> *To:* Jay Bromley <jayw5jay at outlook.com>; 'ADXA' <adxa at mailman.qth.net>
>>> <adxa at mailman.qth.net>
>>> *Subject:* Re: [ADXA] ClubLog
>>>
>>> I figured that the ClubLog ranking seems to
>>> Depend on the number of members who have DXCC.
>>> So, every club member who has DXCC and isn’t on ClubLog should register,
>>> show ADXA on their account info, and boost the club rankings from#14, which
>>> is already pretty good. I use a logging program ( free one) that logs every
>>> QSO into ClubLog directly when made. I like to look at the log matching
>>> daily, that’s fun.
>>>
>>> K5FUV
>>>
>>>
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>>>
>>> On Tuesday, March 24, 2026, 1:21 PM, Jay Bromley via ADXA <
>>> adxa at mailman.qth.net> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi ADXA gals and guys,
>>> You may have noticed a note a few days back from our treasurer, Glenn
>>> Wolf N5RN, about paying a donation to ClubLog.  The ADXA likes to
>>> support/donate to groups that make being a DXer fun for our members and
>>> supporting that effort.  Clublog doesn't require the user to pay any fees,
>>> but that doesn't mean it is free to set up and maintain.  They have many
>>> volunteers and the server space cost money and is one of the reasons we
>>> donated to them.
>>>
>>> While I mentioned some of ClubLogs features in the last ADXA Quarterly,
>>> I want to list just a few of them again in case you want to join us.  My
>>> hope is for all ADXA members to please upload their logs to Clublog.
>>>
>>> First feature Clublog is free!  All you need to do is register with
>>> them.  Then upload an ADIF log to them and you are good to go!  Here is the
>>> link for that:  https://clublog.org/signup.php
>>>
>>> You may have seen the live streaming, that is full of features in
>>> itself, but it is so nice to be able to see your call when you work them.
>>> I don't know how many times I have made a contact with a DX station, when
>>> DQRM pops up during the confirmation of my report.  You don't even have to
>>> log in or register with ClubLog to get on the live streams, just click
>>> here:
>>> https://clublog.org/livestreams.php
>>> We are so lucky right now, as you can see so many of the current
>>> DXExpeditions using livestream!  Go check them out in the above link.
>>>
>>> I did learn something new from my Kathy WQ5T, which is using the above
>>> live stream a bunch these days.  You can click on the band button (Green
>>> LED) you are interested in, then you will only see that band's contacts!
>>> Even an old dog can learn new tricks from his wife and I do!
>>>
>>> Now I am sure if you have been chasing DX for a while, you have come
>>> across OQRS.  OQRS stands for Online QSL Request System.  While not the
>>> only OQRS game in town, ClubLog has to be one of the largest out there.  If
>>> you have a log uploaded to Clublog and you match the DXexpedition's log,
>>> you can do an Online QSL Request.  If you didn't upload a log, you will
>>> have to provide the correct date and time to request OQRS.  OQRS feature
>>> will cost you money, but that doesn't go to ClubLog, it goes to the
>>> DXExpedition.  Most Expeditions will do an LOTW upload and mail you QSL
>>> card once you provide a small donation.  Compared to the old days of
>>> QSLing, it sure saves a bunch of time and money doing OQRS.  I always hated
>>> doing the QSL cards, OQRS IMHO is so much easier to do.
>>>
>>> ClubLog has a bunch of log tracking, statistics, and can keep up with
>>> your totals as well.  You can do searches on new entities needed to move up
>>> the DXCC ladder.  All this will also interact with other logging programs
>>> like DXLabs and LOTW just to name a few.  They all work together and can be
>>> synced together.
>>>
>>> You can also add to your QRZ page the last 50 or so worked with
>>> Clublog.  Examples on how to do all this is well documented on the ClubLog
>>> web site help info.  Get stuck and there is a ClubLog help person to guide
>>> you.
>>>
>>> One of the last things I love to do is see what our club ranking is!
>>> Plus, I can see what the ADXA group is doing with each Expedition they are
>>> working.  From the Big Dog's right down the Puppy Dog folks.  It is a ton
>>> of fun to see where you are in the ADXA pack, LOL.
>>>
>>> Above are just a few things that can be done with ClubLog and the above
>>> are only a few things it can do for you!  Go check them out and find new
>>> things I am not doing currently with  it, then teach that to me!
>>>
>>> Have fun and go work some of these hard ones that are on the air
>>> currently!  Thank you all and 73 de w5jay/jay..
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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