What does the station at the other end see if I merely "Archive" an eQSL request, without hitting either "Confirm" or "Reject"... or do they even see anything at all?

Sometimes I don't want to "Reject" a number of requests at once, and just want to dispense with them to the "Archive" by clicking "Send all to Archive" and be done with it

Thanks

Dave
W7UUU

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W7UUU David E Ellison

Nothing, the other station does not see ANYTHING, unless you display the eQSL, in which case it goes straight to your archive box, without letting you confirm or reject.
Your correspondent will see the QSO greyed in his outbox, he knows you have displayed it.
Before displaying an eQSL, you'd better confirm or reject it.........




It's up to you...but if you have a really big archive, it will be hard to find them afterwards.
The best way to avoid manual interventions is to upload all your logs on a regular basis.
With digital modes, you can even use a real time upload.

73 de Guy F6DKQ

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F6DKQ Guy FALCOZ

I must have hit the wrong button and atchived all my ft8 qso
How can i get them to allow me to confirm contacts ?

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WB8TVO ralph e bosworth jr

Don't worry, you don't have many QSO's in your archive, 12 QSO's...and you still have 266 in your inbox, in SSB for the major part
So, you did not transfer everything to your archive

To manually confirm your QSO's, be it in your inbox or your archive, it's all the same, you hit the green button at the end of the QSO line...or red if you want to reject them

Now, concerning FT8, you'd better use an automatic upload, JT-Alert linked to WSJT-X can do it..some loggers too. Go to the dedicated forums...groups...
No pain, you just have to reject a few QSO's : not in the log, wrong band, time....aso.

73 de Guy F6DKQ


Edited by F6DKQ Guy FALCOZ on Sep 24, 2018 at 05:31 PM