Moreover, if you contributed DURING the operation, they got their LotW list
updated and your QSOs were QSL'd on LotW within a day of your online
donation.
They clearly had the IT portion of the project nailed.
Ed W0YK
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If you contributed prior to the operation, your Qs were almost immediately
uploaded to LOTW. My 160m Q was confirmed on LOTW about 10 minutes later once I
recovered from the joy of seeing “You just made a QSO with VKØEK,” pop up and
thought to upload an ADIF file.
Impressive indeed and likely
I completed an OQRS QSL request for VK0EK and made a modest donation to help
with expenses. To my surprise my VK0EK QSOs are already confirmed on LoTW.
While this operation had plenty of challenges with propagation I felt the
operation was very well run, well organized, and the operators
Absolutely agree Dave. I am sure those who didn't make it in the log
probably feel differently.
When I made my QSO on 160 - it was my first QSO with them. I had no idea
about how their web page was setup to show QSOs that occurred in the past
minute or two. I brought up the web page - and my
Some years ago I worked for a government EMC laboratory (ECAC) in Annapolis,
MD. One of the problems we had to mitigate was over at the old Navy Transmitter
site on Greenburry Point. They ran 1.5MW ERP and the antenna was installed on
bedrock. Ground wave was Greenwich England. In any event the
Hi Top band lovers
Doug NX4D just reach a milestone on topband DX. #300 worked countries on
160m from 1/5 acre lot. Doug wants to motivate people about what is possible
with dedication and good practices.
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2003 I set myself a goal to someday work 300 countries and 40 zones on 160m
from
