Now that LoTW is up and running, I have a question for the "big guns" as well as the rest of us <grin>... Will you be uploading your contest logs to LoTW in addition to the regular contest robot? Mys
At 09:37 AM 9/26/2003, Dennis Ponsness WB0WAO wrote: Now that LoTW is up and running, I have a question for the "big guns" as well as the rest of us <grin>... Will you be uploading your contest logs
On Fri, 26 Sep 2003 13:37:28 +0000 "Dennis Ponsness" <wb0wao@hotmail.com> writes: Well, so far I've got about 118,000 qso's in there. Now if I can figure out how to convert some older log files to Ca
At 01:37 PM 9/26/03 +0000, Dennis Ponsness wrote: Now that LoTW is up and running, I have a question for the "big guns" as well as the rest of us <grin>... Will you be uploading your contest logs to
a I have tried to upload my 40 000 QSO log onto LoTW but abandoned the idea as soon as I learn they require my sending them copy of my license by mail before issuing the authorization. I am prepared
I will, once I'm able. I have an 82K QSO file to upload. My ISP limits email to 2 meg, and the web upload is broken. Once it's fixed, it will be uploaded. Barry W2UP -- Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w
Yes !!! As a "Little Gun" all I can say is I'll be using LoTW after every Contest I work!!! My next question is WHAT is the cost for applying to ARRL Awards ??? LoTW Is FREE to use and UPLOAD your Q'
I am a tiny gun, but I'm using it. One OT question, though, how can I get a cert. for my OLD callsign? I followed the instructions to wait until my current callsign cert. was good, and it is. I can u
I would if I could, but since I can't I won't! In the first place, the ARRL wants a mailed copy of my license before they will issue me a certificate. I can't mail that until I get back to Little Cay
When applying for a cert for an old, expired callsign, you must sign it with the cert you got for your current call. To do so, select "Signed" when prompted by TQSLcert during the cert request proced
Bruce, I would contact the league and see if they will accept a mailed CD-ROM containing your signed logs (assuming you have CD-R capability.) During the design phase, there was some talk about accep
Hi, I don't speak for the ARRL, but my guess is that if you send in a signed cert request signed with your current cert, that will do the the trick. Be sure to confine the valid dates to the time tha
Ah, that won't work unless you also send them the private key. Which I think is a very bad idea. I think it would be better to send a CD with the signed log to a friend or someone else willing to up
You can put the signed log/ certified log on the CD-ROM. All they need then is your public key. If I got this wrong, somebody shout at me but I always uploaded SIGNED logs. Bob Ah, that won't work un
Doesn't it make sense that the ARRL should enter contest logs into LoTW? After all, they can verify QSOs by cross checking the logs of many of the participants. If they consider the post-UBN logs as
At 06:16 AM 9/29/2003, Ed Parish K1EP wrote: Doesn't it make sense that the ARRL should enter contest logs into LoTW? After all, they can verify QSOs by cross checking the logs of many of the partici
Greetings, This would only make sense if you could upload your contest logs as signed tQSL. The LoTW database must only have authenticated tQSLs in it. Otherwise they would be meaningless. It is impo
Bob, You got it more than right. A signed log has the certified in it. A certified has the public key for both the signer and the CA public (which in this case is ARRL). Therefore all you need to se
While I agree with Darryl that the most secure method is for a DX station to send a CD-R with a signed log to a QSL manager for upload to LoTW, this may not be feasible or desirable in all cases. The
Greetings Dick and the group, This is a interesting idea. Is there any policy reason why the call sign owner and a TrustedQSL manager couldn't each have a cert for the same call sign? This would allo