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Old December 7th 03, 04:05 PM
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Uploaded my logs, 7400 QSO's and have 249 QSL's, sounds about average at
this point. As more folks upload the hit rate should climb.

Sam


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Old December 8th 03, 01:08 AM
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In article ,
"Bob 9V1GO" wrote:

Anyway, if you worked 9V1GO, your card is in the server.

73

Bob 9V1GO G4VGO


Does this mean you will not QSL cards via the buro?

Dick, aa5vu
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Old December 8th 03, 01:08 AM
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In article ,
"Bob 9V1GO" wrote:

Anyway, if you worked 9V1GO, your card is in the server.

73

Bob 9V1GO G4VGO


Does this mean you will not QSL cards via the buro?

Dick, aa5vu
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Old December 8th 03, 01:25 AM
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196 from 6800 uploaded to LoTW.
Mostly DX, fairly small number of NA.

Suspect low hit count might have something to do with the
fact that some of the QSOs I uploaded date back to 1954 ...

Don't forget to also upload to eQSL :-)

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"Bob 9V1GO" wrote in message
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I recently updated my LoTW for both 9V1GO and G4VGO. Only 240+ hits for
7,900 QSO's for G4VGO, and thirty or so hits for 9V1GO (2K Q's uploaded).
Is anyone using this service? It makes contest QSLing easy, and saves the
direct QSL hassle if you are in a place nobody operates the lower bands (who
QSLs at least).

Anyway, if you worked 9V1GO, your card is in the server.

73

Bob 9V1GO G4VGO

PS-Direct is OK also, turnaround is about three days when it gets here.




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Old December 8th 03, 01:25 AM
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196 from 6800 uploaded to LoTW.
Mostly DX, fairly small number of NA.

Suspect low hit count might have something to do with the
fact that some of the QSOs I uploaded date back to 1954 ...

Don't forget to also upload to eQSL :-)

--

... Hank

Hank: http://horedson.home.att.net
W0RLI: http://w0rli.home.att.net

"Bob 9V1GO" wrote in message
...
I recently updated my LoTW for both 9V1GO and G4VGO. Only 240+ hits for
7,900 QSO's for G4VGO, and thirty or so hits for 9V1GO (2K Q's uploaded).
Is anyone using this service? It makes contest QSLing easy, and saves the
direct QSL hassle if you are in a place nobody operates the lower bands (who
QSLs at least).

Anyway, if you worked 9V1GO, your card is in the server.

73

Bob 9V1GO G4VGO

PS-Direct is OK also, turnaround is about three days when it gets here.






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Old December 8th 03, 03:31 AM
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Hi Bob,

Yes, the service is "way cool'. G

73,
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Old December 8th 03, 03:31 AM
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Hi Bob,

Yes, the service is "way cool'. G

73,
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Old December 8th 03, 07:47 PM
 
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On Mon, 08 Dec 2003 01:08:38 GMT, "Dick, AA5VU"
wrote:

In article ,
"Bob 9V1GO" wrote:

Anyway, if you worked 9V1GO, your card is in the server.

73

Bob 9V1GO G4VGO


Does this mean you will not QSL cards via the buro?

Dick, aa5vu


Bob can answer that question for you, but since he's in a place
you need a card from, and he probably spends a lot of time on
the radio because people want cards from Singapore (or they just want
to give Bob a signal report, but that'd be a first), I'd suggest you
do the decent thing and send him a card direct, one way or the
other, and include some postage for your return card.

Bob shouldn't have to help pay for your QSL card collection........

73, Jim KH2D


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Old December 8th 03, 07:47 PM
 
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On Mon, 08 Dec 2003 01:08:38 GMT, "Dick, AA5VU"
wrote:

In article ,
"Bob 9V1GO" wrote:

Anyway, if you worked 9V1GO, your card is in the server.

73

Bob 9V1GO G4VGO


Does this mean you will not QSL cards via the buro?

Dick, aa5vu


Bob can answer that question for you, but since he's in a place
you need a card from, and he probably spends a lot of time on
the radio because people want cards from Singapore (or they just want
to give Bob a signal report, but that'd be a first), I'd suggest you
do the decent thing and send him a card direct, one way or the
other, and include some postage for your return card.

Bob shouldn't have to help pay for your QSL card collection........

73, Jim KH2D


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Old December 11th 03, 09:58 PM
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Hi,

I already see one drawback to this project. I am sure that thousands hams
working from small entities will never confirm your "most wanted" QSOs as
they are probably not connected to the Internet, but conversely, if you want
to valide the most usual contacts, american stations, and other English
spoken big DXCC (VK, G, etc) or big DX-peditions, this procedure should be
useful.

Thierry
ON4SKY
http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry


"Bob 9V1GO" wrote in message
...
I recently updated my LoTW for both 9V1GO and G4VGO. Only 240+ hits for
7,900 QSO's for G4VGO, and thirty or so hits for 9V1GO (2K Q's uploaded).
Is anyone using this service? It makes contest QSLing easy, and saves the
direct QSL hassle if you are in a place nobody operates the lower bands

(who
QSLs at least).

Anyway, if you worked 9V1GO, your card is in the server.

73

Bob 9V1GO G4VGO

PS-Direct is OK also, turnaround is about three days when it gets here.




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