On Sun, 7 Dec 2003 10:32:01 +0800, "Bob 9V1GO"
wrote:

|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.

I've uploaded 7300 Q's. (All I have in my computerized log)

168 hits in lotw.

Wes N7WS

Wes Stewart wrote:
On Sun, 7 Dec 2003 10:32:01 +0800, "Bob 9V1GO"
wrote:

|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.

I've uploaded 7300 Q's. (All I have in my computerized log)

168 hits in lotw.

82,847 QSOs uploaded. (over dialup. I deserve an awardgrin)
3,494 QSLs. Including six for last night's 160m contest.

It does seem to be mostly a USA thing right now. I would hope that will
change when word spreads. I've seen it reported that authenticating a
non-USA license is a bit of a chore.
--
Doug Smith W9WI
Pleasant View (Nashville), TN EM66
http://www.w9wi.com

Wes Stewart wrote:
On Sun, 7 Dec 2003 10:32:01 +0800, "Bob 9V1GO"
wrote:

|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.

I've uploaded 7300 Q's. (All I have in my computerized log)

168 hits in lotw.

82,847 QSOs uploaded. (over dialup. I deserve an awardgrin)
3,494 QSLs. Including six for last night's 160m contest.

It does seem to be mostly a USA thing right now. I would hope that will
change when word spreads. I've seen it reported that authenticating a
non-USA license is a bit of a chore.
--
Doug Smith W9WI
Pleasant View (Nashville), TN EM66
http://www.w9wi.com