[Dx-qsl] update on LOTW
Joseph W. Lutz
[email protected]
Wed Nov 12 18:11:01 2003
I guess I will continue to use the 'send the card, and wait hopefully
for a response', as I have uploaded 51K+ so far and have a grand total
of 451 'hits'. Until I see where the 'award' scenario is spelled out,
i.e., if you have submitted x number for say DXCC, will any new 'hits'
be credited automatically, after 'payment' is rendered? With so few
DX hits so far, the only cost/time saving would be for things like
WAS. I still enjoy getting the cards.
For the record, I have uploaded all my acty from W7LPF/DU2 and the
Portugal stint [CT1DKG/CR7DKG]. Have the HB9IBA logs to upload yet,
along with finishing a little over a year of current logs.
73,
Joe W7LPF
Robert T. Devine wrote:
>
> Good point for some but I still prefer the direct QSL. Think in do time LOTW
> might be alright but right now still qsling as many DX stations can not
> afford the LOTW at present. Just need 5 for the lot so no big deal though
> but these qsl cards are momentos of contacts made. May use this LOTW for
> bands though as I have uploaded my logs already and have had hits on it but
> not to many DX stations.
>
> Just my 2 cents worth
>
> Bob KC6AWX
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
> Behalf Of [email protected]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 5:52 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [Dx-qsl] update on LOTW
>
> So far, with 7,900 entries sent to LOTW, ( with 20,000 plus entries still to
>
> add) I have received 207 confirmed hits. Couple of dozen DX stations,
> including about 9 new band/modes. Dont expect any totally new countries,
> cause I
> have confirmed all 330 Ive worked. I have started saying "QSL LOTW, or
> BURO" on
> my contacts. Hopefully, others will pick up on that and start doing the
> same.
> Sure is quicker than hanging around 16 years waiting for some of them to
> send a card. I even have a few confirmations showing up from the CQWW DX
> worked
> this weekend.
>
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