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 jaw hit the floor when I
saw a world map - with a line from their QTH to mine with "N6TR" in the
box. This was very reassuring to say the least. I found the QSO in my
LOTW confirmations later that day.
Very impressive!!
I was able to use system to determine they busted my callsign - nearly in
real time - on 20CW. I was able to make a second QSO a few minutes later
and verify that they logged me correctly.
Tree N6TR
On Mon, Apr 11, 2016 at 1:08 PM, David Raymond <daraymond@iowatelecom.net>
wrote:
> 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
> outstanding.
>
> 73. . .Dave, W0FLS
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