Disappointed to find no means to import my WRTC contacts!
@F5VJC Not sure what you mean. Once you enroll in the contest it will auto create the contest logbook. Then you can use the import functionality to import an ADIF into that contest logbook. It most likely wont bring in the contest exchange information though, you’ll have to go back in and add that to the qso records.
Sorry it must be me. I cannot find ‘import ADIF’ in WRL on my WRTC log I created. I actually used N1MM during the WRTC and worked several stations which I would like to import to my WRL WRTC Log.
I used N1MM just through familiarity, I hope in future to use WRL for all logging.
I will go back and search again.
Thanks 73 F5VJC
To follow up, I was looking in WRL Desktop app and could not find an ‘import ADIF’. (Only export ADIF)
In the WRL ‘other’ app on my PC I was able to find the import facility and have now successfully added my QSO’s to my WRTC log.
I find this confusing to have two places to open WRL can you explain how best to use?
Thanks, F5VJC
@F5VJC The desktop app is still VERY beta and does not have all the same features as the web app…yet. Once we get through WRTC we will continue to add additional features and functionality to the desktop app to match the web app. The import functionality is in the web app (as you found). The mobile app is meant to be more striped down and used for portable operating for OTA (on the air) activities such as pota/sota/wwff etc. However we will continue to add additional functionality to it as well.
We started with the web app, created the mobile app for OTA operating then users wanted a desktop app, so we obliged and are still in the process of adding in features.
I hope this makes sense.
Thanks & 73
Brad K4AZE
That’s great I understand now, many thanks.
73 F5VJC
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