I have a Premium subscription, but I cannot upload more than 50,000 QSO.
My main log contains more than 122,000 QSO.
@A92AA Good Morning,
Sorry you’re having some trouble. Let me reach out to the team and have them take a look for you.
Thanks &73
Brad K4AZE
@A92AA Good Morning,
So these import limits are only for ADIF imports. the import limit is 300,000 contacts for premium. However In previous import activities, you have imported 384,150 contacts out of 780,199 and later deleted those contacts. The limit doesn’t reset after deleting contacts, but that’s not how the import limit works. The limit is lifetime usage, so once it has been used, deleting imported contacts does not restore or reset the available quota.
Since you have a QRZ subscription you can simply use the QRZ import integration to import your QSO’s from your QRZ logbook into your WRL logbook. Not only will this import your QSO’s but it will also bring in your confirmations.
Here is a screen recording on how to set this up: QRZ Import Integration & QRZ callsign lookup setup | Loom
Thanks & 73
Brad K4AZE
Wait that is a lifetime limit?!? So every time I import from WSJT-X, So at some point I will just have to stop using WRL or stop doing FT-8?
Hi Brad…
Thank you for your fast response…
My log contains 122,013 QSOs, which is approximately 41% of my subscription quota. I believe deleting my log will reset everything to zero.
QRZ Import Integration
Following your suggestion, I started importing my QSOs from QRZ yesterday afternoon (Bahrain Time). As of this morning, only 71,574 QSOs have been imported out of the 121,973 QSOs in my QRZ logbook. QRZ Import Integration needs to be faster.
Clublog Integration
I strongly recommend adding this feature to the integration list with other applications.
Finally,
Thank you for your great work in providing a wonderful solution to Hams worldwide. Our input shows our respect, support, and belief in the WRL application.
@A92AA @AA8TT There is no ‘subscription quota’ its only an ADIF import quota. You can still log as many contacts as you want inside the platform, stream contacts via WSJTX, N1MM, N3JFP (or whatever) via UDP broadcast streaming. The import limits only apply to ADIF imports.
Hi Brad,
Thank you for your reply.
I would appreciate a voice chat via WhatsApp
@A92AA I dont use those apps. You can send me a direct message on here though.
Unfortunately this is what i do, I finish my ft8 then i just import my log. That way I can import it to qrz, lotw and eqsl. Well that stinks.
@AA8TT You can simply use the WRL integrations app to stream your contacts from WSTJX into your WRL logbook. You can use Gridtracker to also send those QSO’s to QRZ and QRZ has an integration with LOTW. So if this is setup correctly you can log contacts in WSJTX they get sent to Gridtracker which sends them to WRL and QRZ and then QRZ can send them to LOTW. This is how I use it.
Here is a screen recording on how to set this up:
Thanks & 73
Brad K4AZE
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I had no idea the limits were lifetime limits on ADIF imports. I assumed it was a daily/weekly limit kind of thing. Note to self, read the fine print.
I had an issue with importing logs, we discussed here: Missing Log Data issue
I was not able to clear my QRZ logbook and start over, per discussion with QRZ. This would have been problematic at QRZ. So my QRZ Records are permanently missing data from those records.
To solve this problem going forward I adopted a send from my main log to all logging systems, individually, approach. Export directly to each system. This approach is my best effort to keep complete, detailed logs. Now with lifetime limits I have to once again rethink my method. Because of the earlier issue, linked above, I have trust issues with other systems transferring complete information.
I can see this being a big problem for those not using integrations. I would think that direct ADIF imports would be the preferred method, not to mention faster, by cutting out the middleman. I do not mind integration of cross platform confirmations, LoTW, QRZ, eQSL, ClubLog, etc. My concern is complete records
I also do not like running multiple programs to integrate live. I never log Live. In the heat of battle errors can and do happen. Not only do I have to repair in my main log, I also have to chase it elsewhere. I log, review afterword’s , and then send. I am never in a hurry to send my logs.
Is there a way we can look at our logs an know where we stand on the limits?
It has been a while since I have logged anything, months actually. Life has a way of getting in the way. I guess I consider myself fortunate as I have a very small log.
@N4NG Hey Dave,
For lifetime members there is unlimited adif imports, for premium members its 300,000, for basic its 50,000 and for free members its 20,000. This is all on the membership page.
Thanks & 73
Brad K4AZE
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@K4AZE Many thanks.
The quip about reading the fine print was a knock on me. It was posted as you so eloquently posted here. 
But, is there a way to know where we stand on the limit? As a source of information.
I’m certain limited members would like to know. In other words, how much do we have left towards our limit?
As usual I greatly appreciate your speedy response! ! !
Stay Safe, 73
@N4NG Not currently, no. I’m happy to add this as a feature request though.
Many thanks Kind Sir.
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Hi Brad,
Is is possible to reset my quota when I delete my log …?
@A92AA We dont reset quota’s when you delete your logbooks
Could you please reset my quota… ?
@A92AA You have a qrz subscription and a wrl membership, you can import all your QSO’s via the QRZ import integration without having to use the ADIF import and with a premium membership you have a 300,000 import quota.
I’ll talk to the team
@k4aze It takes a long time to synchronize with QRZ, and few QSOs are not uploaded to QRZ.
I am using Ucxlog and it is more accurate than QRZ.