I upload all my contest logs , even whit few qso's

73 de in3fhe, Helga

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IN3FHE Helga Ferrante Picelli

Yes Andy I upload every contest log as OK2SWD and OK5SWL(op.OK2SWD)
and from time to time interesting QSOs (new prefixes, new countries on different bands...).
I confirm all the incoming eQSL, too.

VY 73
Dusan OK2SWD

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OK2SWD Ing. Dusan Hanak

Hi Helga, i' m happy to read on this Forum.
I' m Uploading my Contest QSO on eQSL and LoTW, but also QSO outside Contest.
73 de IW1QN Federico
UX5UO Print Italian Reference

iw1qn@acehighdx.org
iw1qn@strangeradioteam.com

www.qsl.net/iw1qn
www.acehighdx.org
Edited by IW1QN Federico Spinetti on Mar 19, 2009 at 12:38 AM

I upload several times a month and sometimes immediately via my logprogramm.

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DL7FA Anne Faust

I use N3FJP software as well, this weekend will be my first contest and I plan to upload both to eqsl and LOTW.

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K1GIG Arline Lovell

Yes I upload contest logs here. trying to make it a routine part of the end of
contest "paperwork". I use N1MM.

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KB8OCP Dave Kalter
Dayton Hamvention Forums Chairman
forums@hamvention.org

I upload my contacts on the fly from HRD Logbook and the Contest logs get batch uploaded from HRD Logbook after the contest. See you in the next Contest! QRP of course.
Bob W1IG

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W1IG Bob Munro

I uploaded all of my contest logs since about one year. I use the ADIF Export function of my logbook program (Ham Radio Deluxe by HB9DRV), which makes it very easy to generate an ADIF file to upload to eQSL.cc. Many contesters do the same, so this is a very effective way to collect DXCC and Prefix points for the eDX and ePFX300 awards. Within the one year of my membership, I have collected 88 countries and 450+ prefixes. Of course I admit, I am participating (more or less) in contests every weekend, as time permits ...
73s de Roland, DL1EAL

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DL1EAL Roland Lehmann

HI everybody, I am still in progress to upload all my contest and paper logs. Till now there are more than 30.000 qso's, but there are also about 15-20.000 waiting to be uploaded.

73 Venco Z36W

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Z36W Venco Stojcev
Edited by Z36W Venco Stojcev on Nov 11, 2009 at 10:36 PM

Hello,

I use N1MM in contests. After each contest I import these qsos via ADIF into DXKeeper, which is my main-logger. With DXKeeper I upload and synchronisize all my qsos with eQSL.

vy 73 de Uwe, DL4AC

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DL4AC Dipl.-Ing. Uwe Hermanns

I also upload all my contest logs after the contest . Have been using N!MM , but just got LOGic and gonna give it a whirl in the up-coming arrl 10 meter contest.
This is my first post here , But I check in pretty regular.

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W4AMS Angus M. Sims

Hey Bob ( w1ig ). I completed survey. Very interesting. If I may ask, what system do you have set up for QRP. I'm redoing my station and ants. I have Yeasu FT 950 new and TT jupiter. I will be running FSK with software. Also TT 3 watt rx/tx rig just putting together. I'm on 20/40m mostly at the lower CW end. Ants-TH7DXX Hygain triband. 3 element 40m beam Hygain. Various wire on 1.6 ac's. 2nd tower has 40m beam, but is feed with a Gamma match. Has 80+ radials. Also going to put Inverted L off the backside of 2nd tower. My next Ant will be a homebrew 4 Square for all bands but esp 40/80. The phase direction box may give me a tumble. But I'll try. I'm going to sell or trade Jupiter/40m bm. I worked QRP for a long time esp when in Europe and Asia. Same reason for attic. I wound up using a small Magnetic Loop. I was really surprised at how well it work. I may of had $25 in it. It was 4ft hd 4ft wid. Used pvc pipe for frame. Very easy to tune as butterfly cap at top apec. Also very gud for RX as you could null out noise. Then transmitt on vertical or dipole. Was an Internet google ant. I had better go as I tend to ramble. I love HAM RADIO. 73. Roger, W4IV, Murfreesboro, Tn.

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W4IV roger hughes

I upload all of my contacts, contest or otherwise, to Eqsl and Lotw the same day. I wish more people would use these awesome services.

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KC8KCU Robert L. MacDonald Jr.

I upload all my contacts. If everyone did it and took the time to get certified, maybe ARRL would recognize these QSOs

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KF4IRC Brian W. Naylor

I am still trying to figure out how to do the ADIF deal and get my logs uploaded. This is all really new to me and I am not too good at all thiscomputer stuff. What can I read that will get me through this.

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WT8E Walter H. Jones

Walter,
Follow this link:

http://www.eqsl.cc/qslcard/EnterADIF.cfm

Scroll toward the bottom, browse your pc for the adif (adi) file you want to upload and hit the 'UPLOAD' button. That's all there is to it.
73
Andy - n1ork

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N1ORK/P Orest 'Andy' Zajac

I am using HRD 5.0 and have it set to automatically upload to eQSL after it is logged. I also upload daily to LoTW by adif/TQSL. It is simple to create the adif, just highlight the qso's you want to export and click "more" export...

I agree that if everyone had (AG) status and did an automatic or daily upload to eQSL, maybe ARRL would recognize eQSL as the valid system it is.

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WA0HPN JERRY SCHEMPP (USAF Ret)

I manage a few callsigns including contest team RT5G (ex RK3GYM) and upload logs after each contest.
We use N1MM logger.

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UG3G Igor Nasonov

IMHO - The ARRL will never recognize eQSL. Why? The ARRL is a business (like it or not). If they recognized eQSL they would probably lose a portion of their membership. I know a lot of hams who only belong to the ARRL for the certificates.

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KE3W Nevins "Frank" Frankel
Temporary QTH: Centralia, Pennsylvania (USA)
http://www.ke3w.com
Edited by KE3W N A 'Frank' Frankel on May 4, 2011 at 08:57 AM

I use the latest version of the HRD Logbook which can be set to automatically upload each QSO to eQSL. For contests I upload the log from SD to HRD and they all go to eQSL with no effort. Great system!

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G0CPA Anthony (Tony) Prichard
Edited by G0CPA Anthony on Nov 3, 2011 at 08:02 PM
Edited by G0CPA Anthony on Nov 3, 2011 at 08:03 PM