I'm pretty new to this, so I'm not sure if this is a bug or a misunderstanding of how to properly use CQRLOG, but a station I recently worked, PY0F/AA4NC, in Fernando de Noronha, seems to be accounted as if it were in the USA. I tried manually editing the country, grid, ITU. WAZ, all to no avail. Any tips on why I can't seem to get this right?
Thanks,
Don - AC8TO
Sat, 2015-10-31 06:19
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Country confusion, Fernando de Noronha
Fixed. Use new country files. The update procedure is automated. Thanks for advice! Don't forget to perform DXCC statistics rebuild!
Works perfectly now; thanks very much! 73!
Don - AC8TO
Hi Martin, another short list, I think there may be a way to use Clublog to update the Country files, not sure how, I know Logger 32 does it, this is how I check my log, then I make corrections. anyway hope all is well.
Callsign: NP2N Date: 2015-10-25 18:38:00 Band: 10 QSL: No
Your log claims UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Overriding your choice and using US VIRGIN ISLANDS.
Note: There are comments about NP2N in the Club Log database, which may provide further details. See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=NP2N&t=1445798280.
Callsign: TO2M Date: 2015-10-25 02:15:00 Band: 80 QSL: No
Your log claims MAYOTTE. Club Log has a specific exception for TO2M and will use MARTINIQUE.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=TO2M&t=1445739300 for details.
Note: There are comments about TO2M in the Club Log database, which may provide further details. See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=TO2M&t=1445739300.
Callsign: TO2M Date: 2015-10-24 12:18:00 Band: 10 QSL: No
Your log claims MAYOTTE. Club Log has a specific exception for TO2M and will use MARTINIQUE.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=TO2M&t=1445689080 for details.
Note: There are comments about TO2M in the Club Log database, which may provide further details. See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=TO2M&t=1445689080.
Callsign: NP2D Date: 2015-08-17 02:32:00 Band: 40 QSL: No
Your log claims US VIRGIN ISLANDS. Club Log has a specific exception for NP2D and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=NP2D&t=1439778720 for details.
Callsign: WP4OPF Date: 2015-06-12 01:05:00 Band: 20 QSL: Yes
Your log claims PUERTO RICO. Club Log has a specific exception for WP4OPF and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=WP4OPF&t=1434071100 for details.
Callsign: KP4KD Date: 2015-04-04 22:22:00 Band: 15 QSL: Yes
Your log claims PUERTO RICO. Club Log has a specific exception for KP4KD and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=KP4KD&t=1428186120 for details.
Callsign: TO4C Date: 2015-03-27 00:55:00 Band: 20 QSL: Yes
Your log claims FRANCE. Club Log has a specific exception for TO4C and will use MARTINIQUE.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=TO4C&t=1427417700 for details.
Note: There are comments about TO4C in the Club Log database, which may provide further details. See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=TO4C&t=1427417700.
Callsign: K6MKF Date: 2015-01-30 00:45:00 Band: 20 QSL: No
Your log claims HAWAII. Club Log has a specific exception for K6MKF and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=K6MKF&t=1422578700 for details.
Callsign: KL7JIU Date: 2014-11-09 23:01:00 Band: 17 QSL: No
Your log claims ALASKA. Club Log has a specific exception for KL7JIU and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=KL7JIU&t=1415574060 for details.
Callsign: WL7HC Date: 2014-08-09 01:13:00 Band: 20 QSL: Yes
Your log claims ALASKA. Club Log has a specific exception for WL7HC and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=WL7HC&t=1407546780 for details.
Callsign: R50EPC Date: 2014-06-24 01:30:00 Band: 20 QSL: No
Your log claims UKRAINE. Overriding your choice and using EUROPEAN RUSSIA.
Callsign: KL7VU Date: 2014-04-06 01:08:00 Band: 15 QSL: No
Your log claims ALASKA. Club Log has a specific exception for KL7VU and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=KL7VU&t=1396746480 for details.
Callsign: LW1EB/XE2 Date: 2013-12-16 02:34:00 Band: 40 QSL: No
Your log claims ARGENTINA. Overriding your choice and using MEXICO.
Callsign: WP2XX Date: 2013-11-03 17:51:00 Band: 10 QSL: Yes
Your log claims UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Club Log has a specific exception for WP2XX and will use US VIRGIN ISLANDS.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=WP2XX&t=1383501060 for details.
Callsign: WP4BHT Date: 2013-07-15 00:36:00 Band: 20 QSL: No
Your log claims PUERTO RICO. Club Log has a specific exception for WP4BHT and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=WP4BHT&t=1373848560 for details.
Callsign: K4F Date: 2013-07-06 15:31:00 Band: 20 QSL: No
Your log claims PUERTO RICO. Club Log has a specific exception for K4F and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=K4F&t=1373124660 for details.
Note: There are comments about K4F in the Club Log database, which may provide further details. See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=K4F&t=1373124660.
Callsign: KP4QT Date: 2013-01-28 22:50:00 Band: 20 QSL: No
Your log claims PUERTO RICO. Club Log has a specific exception for KP4QT and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=KP4QT&t=1359413400 for details.
Callsign: WP2XX Date: 2012-11-22 17:39:00 Band: 15 QSL: No
Your log claims UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Club Log has a specific exception for WP2XX and will use US VIRGIN ISLANDS.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=WP2XX&t=1353605940 for details.
Callsign: K4D Date: 2012-09-29 00:15:00 Band: 20 QSL: Yes
Your log claims PUERTO RICO. Club Log has a specific exception for K4D and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=K4D&t=1348877700 for details.
Note: There are comments about K4D in the Club Log database, which may provide further details. See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=K4D&t=1348877700.
Callsign: 1B1AB Date: 2012-09-19 21:11:00 Band: 20 QSL: Yes
1B1AB is an invalid QSO, either under the ARRL DXCC rules or because it is outside the known dates of a valid operation. Club Log is storing this QSO, but marking it as invalid. For more information, please see http://clublog.freshdesk.com/solution/articles/53820-invalid-mappings
Callsign: KL7JIU Date: 2012-07-03 02:07:00 Band: 20 QSL: No
Your log claims ALASKA. Club Log has a specific exception for KL7JIU and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=KL7JIU&t=1341281220 for details.
Callsign: NH7FL Date: 2012-05-13 22:56:00 Band: 20 QSL: No
Your log claims HAWAII. Club Log has a specific exception for NH7FL and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=NH7FL&t=1336949760 for details.
Callsign: KL7SK Date: 2012-03-18 01:50:00 Band: 20 QSL: No
Your log claims ALASKA. Club Log has a specific exception for KL7SK and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=KL7SK&t=1332035400 for details.
Callsign: TO11A Date: 2012-03-11 21:49:00 Band: 17 QSL: No
Your log claims FRANCE. Club Log has a specific exception for TO11A and will use GUADELOUPE.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=TO11A&t=1331502540 for details.
Note: There are comments about TO11A in the Club Log database, which may provide further details. See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=TO11A&t=1331502540.
Callsign: NP2GM Date: 2011-10-09 00:52:00 Band: 40 QSL: No
Your log claims US VIRGIN ISLANDS. Club Log has a specific exception for NP2GM and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=NP2GM&t=1318121520 for details.
Callsign: YW200T Date: 2011-05-29 23:53:00 Band: 10 QSL: Yes
Your log claims SERBIA. Overriding your choice and using VENEZUELA.
Callsign: KL7QR Date: 2011-04-27 07:47:00 Band: 20 QSL: No
Your log claims ALASKA. Club Log has a specific exception for KL7QR and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=KL7QR&t=1303890420 for details.
Callsign: RP9H Date: 2010-05-06 00:38:00 Band: 20 QSL: Yes
Your log claims EUROPEAN RUSSIA. Overriding your choice and using ASIATIC RUSSIA.
Note: RP9H may be located in Europe, but this prefix counts for Asiatic Russia for DXCC purposes.
Callsign: NH6P Date: 2009-10-04 17:28:00 Band: 20 QSL: Yes
Your log claims UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Overriding your choice and using HAWAII.
Callsign: KL7SK Date: 2009-08-03 00:17:00 Band: 20 QSL: No
Your log claims ALASKA. Club Log has a specific exception for KL7SK and will use UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
See https://secure.clublog.org/t.php?c=KL7SK&t=1249258620 for det
Tom K8WDX
Hi Tom, K8WDX,
you did a great job. Many thanks, your advice is very useful. Other side of the coin is the ability to find a reliable data source. For USA & dependencies it can be the latest FCC listing (available at HamQTH), for others we need a frequently updated callbook (possibly QRZ?).
I am very sorry but I can't accept ClubLog as country/prefix mapping reference. They have many good useful data but don't expect that CQRlog will be intact with ClubLog internal rules. ClubLog introduces a very bad practice, tends to be a self-appointed authority and others, like you, Tom, eat the bait! My sincere pardon and apology to you, OM!
There are some definitely bad, impolite and unacceptable statements like the notice about 1B1AB - this QSO IS CORRECT (!!!), keep in mind that people living within this entity have NO CHANCE to get another licence than with 1B1 prefix (they can't get 5B4, they can't get TA). Such QSO is correct in every aspect, although it is not accepted for DXCC. Quite different situation is, for example, with the so-called Principality of Seborga, misusing the prefix T0. Hams living within Seborgan area CAN GET a regular Italian license, it is THEIR OWN decision to use the illegal T0 prefix. The same applies to the Donetsk republic in Ukraine, signing D0...
Thanks Martin, I change these manually, and yes Clublog is not always correct, I do a lot of research before I change anything, and I always leave 1B1 alone. Now if we just get these US stations to change their call when they move all will be good, most of these stations are Military people and move around a lot so I guess changing calls is not a good idea. 73!
Tom K8WDX