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Time is off

Submitted by AE4RM on

I'll start by saying this is my first time using CRQLOG. I have it installed, talking to my radio, LOTW, QRZ, etc.

I have having an issue with time. It is off 2 hours from my computer time. If my computer says its 14:00, CRQLOG will say its 16:00. My computer time is set to UTC-4, EDT. Time in all other applications are right.

Any help would be appreciated.

Roger

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Preferences - Bands - Frequencies: Band-Limits & Mode QRGs

Submitted by do2hg on

Hi there,
I'm just wondering, what good the mode-limits will do for me, if entered in the frequencies table.
My assumption was, that if no TRX-Connection is present, the mode will be picked as a suggestion from the table, though offering the option to overwrite it.
This is apparently not the case, as the setting ist taken from the Preferences - New QSO defaults.

My current understanding is as follows:
The frequencies table specifies the *starting* frequency for the relevant mode. That would make e.g. the following values for 80m in Germany:

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two callsigns and log uploading to hamqth.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on

Hi,
I have got new callsign and I add it to my old profile at qthcom. Next I changed my call sign to new one in cqrlog-> preferences-> station and logging qsos under my new callsign to the same database. Now when I uploading qsos made under new callsign to hamqth.com log they are going to my old callsign log instead of new one.
Any suggestions to fix it?

Slav, EI2IDB

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Howto install CQRlog on a FRESH LinuxMint 20

Submitted by PA1SBM on

Hello all,

I have seen a lot of people wanting to use LM20 (me included), and they are having problems to get it working...
There are a few issues....
- OK2CQR PPA does not support focal (yet)
- The CQRlog 2.4.0-3 package in the LM20 repository does NOT work due to mysql being automatically installed! You need mariadb

So.... how to install CQRlog that it will work on LM20........
Its quite simple to be honest.... just 2 commands in a shell...

sudo apt install mariadb-common mariadb-server mariadb-client
sudo apt install cqrlog

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Programmatically importing ADIFs

Submitted by W3DJS on

I already read the manual, and couldn't find any information on importing ADIFs via the command line or other automated method.

Is this possible?

If no, can I please make it a feature request? I have a BASH script which auto uploads new QSO information to LotW, eQSL.cc and ClubLog. I'd like to import those QSOs into CQRLog automatically as well, as it is my centralized logger under Linux.

Thank you and 73,

-Dave W3DJS

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