Greeting All,
First of all, my hat is off to Casey KI7UNJ and Jonathan KI7BEX for freezing their tails off in order to bring us a bunch of rare grids from BLM land in Nevada, thanks guys!!!
Dmitri N6DNM emailed me that he couldn't confirm our satellite QSO on QRZ, even though all the data seemed to be correct. I have noticed this as well, that none of my satellite QSOs have been confirmed on QRZ either. We both uploaded our contact information via TQSL, filling all the information including transmit and receive bands and frequencies and then loaded it up to LoTW. I also use the specific frequency at the middle of the passband, for example, 435.350 and 145.880 for AO-92. I also save the adif file, naming it for the specific satellite and then upload it to QRZ.com and my HRD logbook. Why aren't my satellite QSOs getting confirmed on QRZ?
Thanks for your help.
73
Bob N6REK
If you figure it out, let me know. I have several QSOs with you and a couple of others that QRZ just refuses to accept. I keep getting errors that the band, mode, or time are wrong, even when they don't seem to be. I have other QSOs that confirm just fine on QRZ, and there doesn't seem to be any obvious difference between them. The same ADIF files works fine on LoTW, eQSL, and ClubLog.
Getting QRZ QSLs doesn't matter to me personally, but it'd be nice to get this working so I can give those QSLs to those folks who do want them. Maybe someone will have the answer.
73, Ryan AI6DO
On Sunday, February 10, 2019, 11:39:37 AM PST, Bob Keating bkeating1954@gmail.com wrote:
Greeting All,
First of all, my hat is off to Casey KI7UNJ and Jonathan KI7BEX for freezing their tails off in order to bring us a bunch of rare grids from BLM land in Nevada, thanks guys!!!
Dmitri N6DNM emailed me that he couldn't confirm our satellite QSO on QRZ, even though all the data seemed to be correct. I have noticed this as well, that none of my satellite QSOs have been confirmed on QRZ either. We both uploaded our contact information via TQSL, filling all the information including transmit and receive bands and frequencies and then loaded it up to LoTW. I also use the specific frequency at the middle of the passband, for example, 435.350 and 145.880 for AO-92. I also save the adif file, naming it for the specific satellite and then upload it to QRZ.com and my HRD logbook. Why aren't my satellite QSOs getting confirmed on QRZ?
Thanks for your help.
73
Bob N6REK
QRZ does not support satellite QSOs.
73,
Paul, N8HM
On Sun, Feb 10, 2019 at 3:33 PM Ryan Noguchi via AMSAT-BB amsat-bb@amsat.org wrote:
If you figure it out, let me know. I have several QSOs with you and a couple of others that QRZ just refuses to accept. I keep getting errors that the band, mode, or time are wrong, even when they don't seem to be. I have other QSOs that confirm just fine on QRZ, and there doesn't seem to be any obvious difference between them. The same ADIF files works fine on LoTW, eQSL, and ClubLog.
Getting QRZ QSLs doesn't matter to me personally, but it'd be nice to get this working so I can give those QSLs to those folks who do want them. Maybe someone will have the answer.
73, Ryan AI6DO
On Sunday, February 10, 2019, 11:39:37 AM PST, Bob Keating <bkeating1954@gmail.com> wrote:Greeting All,
First of all, my hat is off to Casey KI7UNJ and Jonathan KI7BEX for freezing their tails off in order to bring us a bunch of rare grids from BLM land in Nevada, thanks guys!!!
Dmitri N6DNM emailed me that he couldn't confirm our satellite QSO on QRZ, even though all the data seemed to be correct. I have noticed this as well, that none of my satellite QSOs have been confirmed on QRZ either. We both uploaded our contact information via TQSL, filling all the information including transmit and receive bands and frequencies and then loaded it up to LoTW. I also use the specific frequency at the middle of the passband, for example, 435.350 and 145.880 for AO-92. I also save the adif file, naming it for the specific satellite and then upload it to QRZ.com and my HRD logbook. Why aren't my satellite QSOs getting confirmed on QRZ?
Thanks for your help.
73
Bob N6REK
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I'd agree that satellite QSOs do seem to be unsupported by QRZ. While I have lots of QSLs for satellite QSOs in my QRZ Logbook, confirmations are unreliable and the criteria for acceptance appears to be nondeterministic.
73, Ryan AI6DO
On Sunday, February 10, 2019, 12:35:48 PM PST, Paul Stoetzer n8hm@arrl.net wrote:
QRZ does not support satellite QSOs.
73,
Paul, N8HM
On Sun, Feb 10, 2019 at 3:33 PM Ryan Noguchi via AMSAT-BB amsat-bb@amsat.org wrote:
If you figure it out, let me know. I have several QSOs with you and a couple of others that QRZ just refuses to accept. I keep getting errors that the band, mode, or time are wrong, even when they don't seem to be. I have other QSOs that confirm just fine on QRZ, and there doesn't seem to be any obvious difference between them. The same ADIF files works fine on LoTW, eQSL, and ClubLog.
Getting QRZ QSLs doesn't matter to me personally, but it'd be nice to get this working so I can give those QSLs to those folks who do want them. Maybe someone will have the answer.
73, Ryan AI6DO
On Sunday, February 10, 2019, 11:39:37 AM PST, Bob Keating bkeating1954@gmail.com wrote:
Greeting All,
First of all, my hat is off to Casey KI7UNJ and Jonathan KI7BEX for freezing their tails off in order to bring us a bunch of rare grids from BLM land in Nevada, thanks guys!!!
Dmitri N6DNM emailed me that he couldn't confirm our satellite QSO on QRZ, even though all the data seemed to be correct. I have noticed this as well, that none of my satellite QSOs have been confirmed on QRZ either. We both uploaded our contact information via TQSL, filling all the information including transmit and receive bands and frequencies and then loaded it up to LoTW. I also use the specific frequency at the middle of the passband, for example, 435.350 and 145.880 for AO-92. I also save the adif file, naming it for the specific satellite and then upload it to QRZ.com and my HRD logbook. Why aren't my satellite QSOs getting confirmed on QRZ?
Thanks for your help.
73
Bob N6REK
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I just checked my QRZ page this evening, and it seems that a QSO that I entered with Dmitry K6DNM has been confirmed. I tried experimenting with my entry data on TQSL and did not enter RX Band or RX frequency and QRZ.com seemed to accept it. At least, it has been confirmed in my QRZ log. Dmitry please tell me if our latest QSO is confirmed in your logbook. The question needs to be asked, how important it it to have BOTH transmit and receive bands and frequencies in our logs.
73,
Bob N6REK
On 2/10/2019 12:47 PM, Ryan Noguchi via AMSAT-BB wrote:
I'd agree that satellite QSOs do seem to be unsupported by QRZ. While I have lots of QSLs for satellite QSOs in my QRZ Logbook, confirmations are unreliable and the criteria for acceptance appears to be nondeterministic.
73, Ryan AI6DO
On Sunday, February 10, 2019, 12:35:48 PM PST, Paul Stoetzer <n8hm@arrl.net> wrote:QRZ does not support satellite QSOs.
73,
Paul, N8HM
On Sun, Feb 10, 2019 at 3:33 PM Ryan Noguchi via AMSAT-BB amsat-bb@amsat.org wrote:
If you figure it out, let me know. I have several QSOs with you and a couple of others that QRZ just refuses to accept. I keep getting errors that the band, mode, or time are wrong, even when they don't seem to be. I have other QSOs that confirm just fine on QRZ, and there doesn't seem to be any obvious difference between them. The same ADIF files works fine on LoTW, eQSL, and ClubLog.
Getting QRZ QSLs doesn't matter to me personally, but it'd be nice to get this working so I can give those QSLs to those folks who do want them. Maybe someone will have the answer.
73, Ryan AI6DO
On Sunday, February 10, 2019, 11:39:37 AM PST, Bob Keating bkeating1954@gmail.com wrote:
Greeting All,
First of all, my hat is off to Casey KI7UNJ and Jonathan KI7BEX for freezing their tails off in order to bring us a bunch of rare grids from BLM land in Nevada, thanks guys!!!
Dmitri N6DNM emailed me that he couldn't confirm our satellite QSO on QRZ, even though all the data seemed to be correct. I have noticed this as well, that none of my satellite QSOs have been confirmed on QRZ either. We both uploaded our contact information via TQSL, filling all the information including transmit and receive bands and frequencies and then loaded it up to LoTW. I also use the specific frequency at the middle of the passband, for example, 435.350 and 145.880 for AO-92. I also save the adif file, naming it for the specific satellite and then upload it to QRZ.com and my HRD logbook. Why aren't my satellite QSOs getting confirmed on QRZ?
Thanks for your help.
73
Bob N6REK
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Here is what I do for QRZ as it does not accept (from JTAlert) or report (to LoTW) required information:
All satellite QSOs are manually uploaded to LoTW directly using TQSL.
Every so often, I go to my QRZ log > Settings > Download from LoTW (click the button)
You will be prompted for your LoTW login password.
At this point QRZ will fetch all qsos from LoTW that it has not gotten before. They will automatically be imported to your qrz log, INCLUDING the qso information. A nice summary screen is presented at the end of the auto-import, including specific qso detail if you ant to peruse it. When qrz is done importing the data, and you go back to you qrz log screen, you will see all the confirmed qsos in your qrz log.
If you have never done this before, the first time you do it, it will take a while to get the data from LoTW, from that point on, it will do it quickly as it only gathers "new" data in an incremental update.
By doing doing this my qrz log is always kept up to date with my sat qsos that already have been uploaded to LoTW and all the info is correct.
73, N0AN Hasan
On Sun, Feb 10, 2019 at 11:52 PM Bob Keating bkeating1954@gmail.com wrote:
I just checked my QRZ page this evening, and it seems that a QSO that I entered with Dmitry K6DNM has been confirmed. I tried experimenting with my entry data on TQSL and did not enter RX Band or RX frequency and QRZ.com seemed to accept it. At least, it has been confirmed in my QRZ log. Dmitry please tell me if our latest QSO is confirmed in your logbook. The question needs to be asked, how important it it to have BOTH transmit and receive bands and frequencies in our logs.
73,
Bob N6REK
On 2/10/2019 12:47 PM, Ryan Noguchi via AMSAT-BB wrote:
I'd agree that satellite QSOs do seem to be unsupported by QRZ. While
I have lots of QSLs for satellite QSOs in my QRZ Logbook, confirmations are unreliable and the criteria for acceptance appears to be nondeterministic.
73, Ryan AI6DO
On Sunday, February 10, 2019, 12:35:48 PM PST, Paul Stoetzer <n8hm@arrl.net> wrote:
QRZ does not support satellite QSOs.
73,
Paul, N8HM
On Sun, Feb 10, 2019 at 3:33 PM Ryan Noguchi via AMSAT-BB amsat-bb@amsat.org wrote:
If you figure it out, let me know. I have several QSOs with you and
a couple of others that QRZ just refuses to accept. I keep getting errors that the band, mode, or time are wrong, even when they don't seem to be. I have other QSOs that confirm just fine on QRZ, and there doesn't seem to be any obvious difference between them. The same ADIF files works fine on LoTW, eQSL, and ClubLog.
Getting QRZ QSLs doesn't matter to me personally, but it'd be nice to
get this working so I can give those QSLs to those folks who do want them. Maybe someone will have the answer.
73, Ryan AI6DO
On Sunday, February 10, 2019, 11:39:37 AM PST, Bob Keating <bkeating1954@gmail.com> wrote:
Greeting All,
First of all, my hat is off to Casey KI7UNJ and Jonathan KI7BEX for freezing their tails off in order to bring us a bunch of rare grids from BLM land in Nevada, thanks guys!!!
Dmitri N6DNM emailed me that he couldn't confirm our satellite QSO on QRZ, even though all the data seemed to be correct. I have noticed this as well, that none of my satellite QSOs have been confirmed on QRZ either. We both uploaded our contact information via TQSL, filling all the information including transmit and receive bands and frequencies and then loaded it up to LoTW. I also use the specific frequency at the middle of the passband, for example, 435.350 and 145.880 for AO-92. I also save the adif file, naming it for the specific satellite and then upload it to QRZ.com and my HRD logbook. Why aren't my satellite QSOs getting confirmed on QRZ?
Thanks for your help.
73
Bob N6REK
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AMSAT-NA.
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