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Perhaps ARRL should provide legitimate bureau staff access to the member directory (with e-mail) rather than require amateurs to expose themselves to additional unsolicited commercial (spam) e-mail in

I removed my e-mail from QRZ several years ago (what was there was significantly out of date) and receive very few "electronic QSLs" (a.k.a "spam QSLs"). It also seems to limit the level of amateur

I see a lot of entries w/o bio. There have been lots of suggestions here about handling the electronic/email QSLs. Each has it's merit, and it's an individual choice on how to handle them. From where

Try using the SO2R serial port with O2RSP format. See: ../DXLab/Commander/Help/Configuration.htm (Local copy of the Commander Help file). 73, ... Joe, W4TV

What if one would remove the email address and then put it close to the top of the bio? Would that stop the email cards and still allow bureau workers to get the info? Earl / KD5XB Sent from Proton

+ AA6YQ comments below + When the user selects a Spot Database Entry, SpotCollector sends information from that Entry to DXKeeper, DXView, Pathfinder, and WinWarbler. This is not an extensible

Hi All Looking for some help with a C# program in Visual Studio I am working on where I want to get the callsign from the SpotCollector for the spot that I have selected. The same concept that DXView

+ AA6YQ comments below correct, and wasnt that the original question, how can I determine the 137 thats worked but not confirmed? + The request was to identify the 137 unconfirmed QSOs, not 137

correct, and wasnt that the original question, how can I determine the 137 thats worked but not confirmed?

Juergen wrote, in part: looks as if they all use the email-information given in qrz.com (for sender and receiver of the card). If you take out your email information in qrz. <http://qrz.com/> As a

Majority of electronic qsl's I receive are not via QSL World (or using the N1ET tool) but from QSL Creator and those people which use the tool of PA4R. It looks as if they all use the

+ AA6YQ comments below + Sending Frequency-dependent device data to a serial port is not supported. + What make and model antenna switch are you seeking to control? 73, Dave, AA6YQ

+ AA6YQ comments below + The DXCC tab of DXKeeper's "Realtime Award Tracking" window can be used to identify DXCC entities that are Worked but not confirmed. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

+ AA6YQ comments below + Use DXKeeper's Need filter, as described here: https://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxkeeper/Help/FilterLog.htm#Need_filter 73, Dave, AA6YQ

I am trying to use my transceiver frequency that is captured by DxCommander with the Frequency Dependent Device to generate a Ascii string to output to a serial port.? I can get all the way to string

Run the realtime award tracker, and only check worked….

I have 2453 confirmed dxcc challenge qso's and 2590 worked. A delta of 137. What report can I run to identify the 137 qso's so I can attempt to get them confirmed. There may be more than 137 qso's as

Would be ok for me. Thank you very much for your efforts. 73 Juergen, DL8LE + Thanks, Juergen, I meant to add signal reports. How about SNR for K1JT-mode QSOs, and RST for everything else? Callsign:

I don't, Joe. Jim N7US

+ AA6YQ comments below To: [email protected] Subject: [DXLab] sdr interfering Maestro operation SDR interfering Maestro operation + Did you mean to post to the Flex discussion group? 73, Dave, AA6YQ