[Dx-qsl] LoTW STATUS

Tue Jan 6 22:51:00 2004

Great new Joe.
I'm taking the same approach. I'm putting the stations I manage on LoTW but will always
answer mailed qsl requests.
My only comment, where can I get glasses that decipher handwriting better?????
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Joseph Lutz" <[email protected]>
To: "QSL List" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 8:44 PM
Subject: [Dx-qsl] LoTW STATUS
>> Have about 1 1/2 years logs to go and I should be done. So far I have
> uploaded over 66K entries and have a little of 1100 'hits', and as
> N7DC stated, most of those from stateside & N.A. stations. All of
> my logs from W7LPF/DU2 are uploaded [over 26K] and as I put them into
> the PC by hand, if anyone is still looking for a card from there,
> or confirmation, send me the information and I will check my paper
> logs [20+books & contest printouts] and see if I either typed wrong,
> or I had a busted call. Do Not send me request by mail, even if you
> wish a card - I first have to find out if it is 'in the log' - so all
> requests so be sent via email and we will go from there. Also
> uploaded are the logs for CT1DKG/CR7DKG and HB9IBA. I am still
> looking for my paper logs from W7ZQV/KG6 and they will be uploaded
> when I find & type them in.
> The idea of LoTW is good, but myself I still will be sending paper
> cards out both direct and to the bureau. It may make application
> for DXCC, etc., a bit easier and maybe less expensive with the
> mailing of cards back/forth or trying to find a 'field checker'
> in your area.
> 73 and have a great year - my goal is to at least hit 300 with my
> G5RV & TH3JR @ 20' with 100W.
> Joe W7LPF
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