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<t>All fixed. I had to manually insert my username and password in the lotw manager URL references. I believe it is supposed to be done automatically using the info added in the boxes above, but apparently this was not happening. It's working now.<br/> Thanks for all your help via e-mail Colin.<br/>...

<t>I had a QSO on 446.000Mhz and it doesn't show up on the "Country/Band display" window after I run the Log Check Robot. I also had a QSO on 146.580 with the same station and it is accounted for.<br/> I added and labeled the band in "custom lists" as 440 first, then thought maybe it should be 432. ...

<t>The allocation here in the US is 420-450 for 70cm. <br/> Where do I set the band "pass"? I'm not sure I understand your answer.<br/> Just to clarify, I went to the menu bar, then options/settings/custom lists/add band. I then added 440. When I click on a QSO from the US the "Country/band display"...

Thanks Vlasta. I edited my last post and didn't realize you replied.
I wonder my it isn't working for me...

73 de K2WLO John

Ex KC2WLO

Please note in above image; there are no QSOs in the 432 row when I do have one.

73 de K2WLO John

Ex KC2WLO

quote:
I think it works till to 440.000MHz only.


Vlasta, OK1FIM


That is interesting. What is the frequency allocation for 70cm in Europe?


73 de K2WLO John

Ex KC2WLO

I just edited my log and changed the Freq from 446.000 to 440.000 and Vlasta was correct. Log Check Robot recognized it and it is now accounted for. Is this an easy software fix for the next update, Colin?


73 de K2WLO John

Ex KC2WLO

Hello John,
If I understand your question correctly, I think what you want to accomplish can be done by double clicking directly in the "callsign" box. The box that you enter the call of the station you are logging. I hope this helps.

73 de K2WLO John

Ex KC2WLO