Description
After a ham radio contact, getting a confirmation that counts toward your awards means signing the record and sending it to ARRL's Logbook of the World. TQSL is the official tool for that step: it signs the record and uploads it, and once both sides have logged it the contact is confirmed.
What it does is sign and upload contact records: request a callsign certificate, import your log, sign, and submit to LoTW, all in one program with no manual certificate handling.
Certificate requests:Apply for and manage the certificates used to sign by callsign.
Log import:Reads ADIF files exported by the common logging programs.
Sign and upload:Signs the records and sends them straight to LoTW.
Multi-platform:The official download has a Windows MSI installer, plus Mac and Linux versions.
What it does is sign and upload contact records: request a callsign certificate, import your log, sign, and submit to LoTW, all in one program with no manual certificate handling.
Features
Certificate requests:Apply for and manage the certificates used to sign by callsign.
Log import:Reads ADIF files exported by the common logging programs.
Sign and upload:Signs the records and sends them straight to LoTW.
Multi-platform:The official download has a Windows MSI installer, plus Mac and Linux versions.
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Tags:ham-radio