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Hi Mark Just an observation. I wonder if this is something that needs to be set in your logging program? Having said that, being able to change fields ( any field) in bulk in QLog would be a handy

Good morning When you enter a QSO in Qlog LOTW is defaulted to "queued" so that the QSO is automatically uploaded when you do your next LOTW upload. However I have discovered that when you import QSOs

Hi, In case an op gets a new callsign, is there any document explaining how to have both logbooks and consider them both for cluster alerts, awards and statistics? Thanks, Juanma - EA3IFV

Hi Ladislav That worked, thanks very much! I'll start putting some wiki entries together over the next few days. By the way your English is excellent. 73 Mark ZL3AB

Mark, Thanks for the reply. It's a shame that the world of hamradio is not unified. This exactly leads to the fact that the application uses so many settings, which can be a nightmare for users.

Hi Ladislav Thanks for the reply. On the CW issue and as you have said, it appears Yaesu and Icom use LSB (CW-L) by default for CW and Kenwood uses USB on CW (CW-U) by default. Therefore in Kenwood's

Indeed - this helped a lot. I did found my mistake and Problem was solved with your advice! Many thanks and 73 Peter DL4ZAQ

Peter, I don't know if we understand each other, but QO-100 is not a problem to operate with QLog. Did you try the Offsets as I sent you? What didn't work about it? Maybe I'm missing something. I

Hi Ladislav, Firstly thank you for A1 Support! Love the program and will continue to use it! And thank you for fixing my problem, I agree that surnames may not be a high priority but, if people use

Hi Mark, Thanks for your comments. See my response below. Regards Ladislav ne 7. 4. 2024 v 8:14 odesílatel Mark ZL3AB <markzl3ab@...> napsal: I will need some advice here. I've read a few

ok, let's unify the first and last name in QLog. I did research with the following findings. 1) In the case of HamQTH Callbook query, the first and last name is recorded by QLog 2) In the case of QRZ

Hi Firstly can I say I have been using Qlog for the last few days and I am very impressed with it so far (especially Dark Mode).? A couple of comments: 1. I have a Kenwood TS590SG which I control

Hi Ladislav, Yeah, sorry about that, I knew what I was talking about but, that doesn’t help you! See the 2 pictures I’ve attached where the surnames don’t seem to show on Qlog. Regards, Scott

Hi Ladislav, dear all, not sure if rit is the way to go. Guess I need a kind of a converter selection to calc the transmitter frequency from the receiver frequency in this case. The result must be

Hello Peter, I think, Rig RX/TX offset can help you. You can define the RIG offset <https://github.com/foldynl/QLog/wiki/Initial-Setup#rigs> for each Rig profile to achieve the correct frequency in

I have been using the QO-100 satellite with the Adalm Pluto and the SDR console for some time now. Using virtual serial ports, I have now managed to transfer the frequency to the logbook software via

Hi Scott, Thanks for the email. Unfortunately, it is not clear from your description under what circumstances the problem occurs. Surname is not specially recorded. So if you think there is an issue

Hi Ladistav & THANK YOU! Love what you have here, the only issue I have had is that it is not recording surnames. (Well not all of them). Not a major problem but, I thought I'd let you know if you

Ok thank you. I guess I was thinking much more simplistically. I know with RumLogNG I just save my log file in my dropbox folder. I just make sure to only use one instance at a time and make sure

Hi Michael, Unfortunately, QLog is not ready to have the database stored anywhere other than on the local filesystem. There are also other things that prevent the implementation of multiplatform