Is there a way that I can check via the SOTA database, that an Activator has my call in his Logbook? (besides sending an email to confirm)
Richard G4TPJ
Is there a way that I can check via the SOTA database, that an Activator has my call in his Logbook? (besides sending an email to confirm)
Richard G4TPJ
Yes, you can view the activator’s log.
See the last post on this thread which mentions you Richard.
73 Victor GI4ONL
But make sure you are logged into the database Richard, otherwise, the show log option isn’t there.
This is how I do it - there may be a quicker way:
Of course, you can’t do this until the activator enters his log into the database so give him enough time to do that. This can be a variable depending upon the activator - I try to get my logs entered within a day or two of the activation, others may be quicker or slower.
If you are not sure or if you find a call sign similar to yours at the time that you think you worked the activator, send the activator a polite PM on this reflector or an email if you can find his or her email address but don’t post something to the normal reflector list.
73 Ed.
Or search for the activator on sotl.as and check the QSO button at the respective day/summit.
SOTLAS
(You need to be logged in with your database/sotawatch account)
But in general. If you think the QSO did not happen (with all details exchanged) why would you claim points for it?
Hello Joe @OE5JFE,
I guess he is only interested in confirmation. For some QSO’s I make as a chaser with my small qrp station, I also always check the logs and I am happy when the QSO is in the database. Like a paper QSL, only digital… somehow…
73 Marcel DM3FAM
Hi Marcel,
I am fully aware of this not unusual situation that in QRM or QSB situation one seeks for confirmation. I just wanted to point out that when in doubt - and no way to confirm it - then it did not happen.
But all good and case closed
73 de Joe