[Dx-qsl] VU7LD qsos upload to LOTW

[Dave AA6YQ]

Logging applications review LotW entries in order to verify that uploaded
QSOs were accepted.

    73,

       Dave, AA6YQ



-----Original Message-----
From: Osten B Magnusson [mailto:sm5dqc at areteadsl.se]
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 5:41 PM
To: Dave AA6YQ; Terry; bernie at dailydx.com
Cc: dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Dx-qsl] VU7LD qsos upload to LOTW



Dave!

Upload the VU7LD QSO's again  -  I don't know if LoTW can see
several QSO's at the same time, probably it should not matter as
in a contest you may run several QSO's within the same minute, but
to be absolutely sure do change the time one or two minutes  -  the
other VU7LD/RSB QSO's etc. will be there for ever but ONLY you
can see them, and why should you look for them?

73/DX de Osten SM5DQC    sm5dqc at areteadsl.se

----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave AA6YQ" <aa6yq at ambersoft.com>
To: "Terry" <terry at kk6t.com>; <bernie at dailydx.com>
Cc: <dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 11:28 PM
Subject: RE: [Dx-qsl] VU7LD qsos upload to LOTW


> Once you upload a QSO to LotW, there is no way to correct it if you later
> discover an error in what you uploaded. Someone who has already uploaded a
> QSO with VU7LD/VU3RSB must now upload a QSO with VU7LD -- either by
> modifying the original QSO in his or her log and then re-uploading it, or
by
> logging a new QSO with VU7LD that is in all other respects identical to
the
> VU7LD/VU3RSB QSO and re-uploading that. If one chooses the first approach,
> then one's log is accurate, but there's now an entry in LOTW -- the QSO
with
> VU7LD/VU3RSB -- that matches no QSO in the user's log; we have come to
refer
> to these as Zombie QSOs. The second approach ensures that there's a logged
> QSO for each of the user's LOTW entries, but records the same VU7LD QSO
> twice. Pick your poison.
>
> It would be nice if a user could delete an erroneous LotW entry in his or
> her account so that uploading a correction didn't create a Zombie.
>
>    73,
>
>         Dave, AA6YQ
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: dx-qsl-bounces at mailman.qth.net
> [mailto:dx-qsl-bounces at mailman.qth.net]On Behalf Of Terry
> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 4:13 PM
> To: bernie at dailydx.com
> Cc: dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net
> Subject: Re: [Dx-qsl] VU7LD qsos upload to LOTW
>
>
> That's fine Bernie.  I'll take the blame for uploading my VU7LD QSO
> wrong.  That's not really my point.  My point is that this type of
> confusion will continue for LOTW transactions because LOTW is so rigid
> as to what constitutes a legitimate match, as well it should.  This puts
> the burden on DXpeditions to make sure they indicate what callsign is
> going to be uploaded.
>
> This might even require logging programs to have an additional field:
> LOTW callsign vs. logged callsign.
>
> 73 de Terry KK6T
>
> Bernie McClenny, W3UR wrote:
>> Terry all the press I saw said the callsign for all of the ops was VU7LD
> and
>> they had to identify themselves as the operator.  There was only one
> license
>> and only one QSL card.  The QSL had one callsign - VU7LD.  It did list
who
>> the ops were that you worked at the bottom of the lable.
>>
>> Bernie
>>
>>
>> Bernie McClenny, W3UR
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Terry [mailto:terry at kk6t.com]
>> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 14:59
>> To: bernie at dailydx.com
>> Cc: dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net
>> Subject: Re: [Dx-qsl] VU7LD qsos upload to LOTW
>>
>> Bernie your example isn't quite fair.  If someone logs you as W3UR/VP2V
>> when you were transmitting VP2V/W3UR then they are at fault and have no
>> one to blame if they don't get a match in LOTW.
>>
>> In the case of VU7LD, they were sending VU7LD/VU2.... and that's what
>> many of us logged.  That included me because I was taught to log what
>> was sent.  In all cases it should be made very clear (and maybe it was
>> for VU7LD) that the callsign that will be uploaded to LOTW is XXXXX and
>> not XXXX/XXX.  There will be lots of busted Qs in LOTW otherwise.
>>
>> 73 de Terry KK6T
>>
>> Bernie McClenny, W3UR wrote:
>>
>>> Yes the VU7LD logs have been uploaded to LOTW.  The callsign was VU7LD
> and
>>> not VU7LD/VU2xxx.  The /VU2xxx was to indicate who the operator was.
> This
>>> was required by Indian authorities but the actual license was VU7LD!  So
>>>
>> if
>>
>>> you don't have a match or confirmation you should check your LOTW log!
>>>
>>> It is very important that everyone who uses LOTW logs and uses the right
>>> callsign.  If I were to operate from the British Virgin Islands and sign
>>> VP2V/W3UR on the air and upload my call as W3UR/VP2V anyone who logged
>>> VP2V/W3UR would never get credit.  If I operated as VP2V/W3UR uploaded
> the
>>> log as VP2V/W3UR and someone loaded the QSO as W3UR/VP2V they would not
>>>
>> get
>>
>>> credit.  Bottom line is for everyone to get the call right!
>>>
>>> Nice to see another country (VU7) using LOTW!  Well over 300 countries
> are
>>> now in LOTW.
>>>
>>> 73
>>> Bernie, W3UR
>>>
>>> Bernie McClenny, W3UR
>>> ------------------------------------------
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up
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>>>
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>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: dx-qsl-bounces at mailman.qth.net
>>>
>> [mailto:dx-qsl-bounces at mailman.qth.net]
>>
>>> On Behalf Of Jim Spears
>>> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 13:46
>>> To: dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net
>>> Subject: [Dx-qsl] VU7LD qsos upload to LOTW
>>>
>>> One of our locals reported that his VU7LD qsos got matches from the
> upload
>>> earlier today.  Mine did not, I looked at the situation.  He uploaded
his
>>> log without the /VU. part and I had the /VU. as part of the call sign.
>>>
>> The
>>
>>> upload was for VU7LD only as the call sign.  Therefore there was no
> match.
>>> Time for a log update/upload.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Jim
>>>
>>> N1NK
>>>
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