On lotw.arrl.org go to Your QSO then Query and search one of the calls that
is "busted".
Click on details to the left after the QSO has been shown.
I am not online now, but I guess that you can see upload date for the QSO.
73 Joe OZ0J
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: DX4WIN
"I wasn't even on the air that day".
Um, no. YOU uploaded a QSO for that day. Who you QSOd with ALSO uploaded a
QSO for that contact. It matched, and generated a QSL. Someone else saying
that they worked you never shows up in your LoTW downloads.
Please check again.
(It's quite possible for
No other log files in use.
On 11/21/2016 19:04, David Kozinn, K2DBK wrote:
This is probably more something for the LoTW group, but unless
something has changed you can't download a QSO that isn't a QSL. In
other words, it has to match for you to get it. That's one of the
security features in
This is probably more something for the LoTW group, but unless something
has changed you can't download a QSO that isn't a QSL. In other words,
it has to match for you to get it. That's one of the security features
in LoTW.
Is it possible that you had a different log file open on that day, or
I just did a LOTW upload and download. After uploading the interim QSLs
rcvd file into DX4WIN, it told me that 12 QSLs were found with no QSOs.
So I looked that the lotw.notfound report amd cjecked a few of the QSOs
marked with an X. For some of them, I wasn't even on the air that day.
Does
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