Multi ham households - Ability to have separate HRD profiles for each Windows user ID (for members of the same household Windows 10 Support, windows security model compliant Awards Tracking and DX Clusters are also included. There is also the option for automatic eQSL logging and 1-click LOTW logging. The HRD Logbook allows you to make contacts and simultaniously log them onto the computer’s hard drive. Ham Radio Deluxe supports most radios that are on the market that have CAT Control built into the radio. Maybe the TQSL trouble shooting section explains this somewhere, but I didn’t see it.Free download Ham Radio Deluxe 6.8.0.340 full version standalone offline installer for Windows PC, Ham Radio Deluxe Overview Now those contacts I changed to TX upload to LoTW. I’ve been told this can be done with HRD bulk editor, but I haven’t figured that out yet. THEN, you MUST go to each contact in your HRD MyLogbook and edit the MyStation tab and change the state to your two character value then press Update. The fix is to set the MyStation information in HRD to your two character state abbreviation, TX, for me.

I think the LoTW folks should have explained that even though you must pick your state in the TQSL settings drop down, in my case “Texas”, under the hood it uses “TX”. I tried changing MyStation information in HRD from Texas to TX and back, no luck. Looking at the error log in HRD it said my US State of Texas did not match the QSO State TX.

LoTW kept complaining it failed to sign my uploaded log entries. The HRD forum did acknowledge this issue for v2.5.2 but I didn’t initially understand the “fix”.

I could no longer upload contacts to LOTW from HRD My logbook. On 5:07 PM, 'WA5LXS via ' wrote: Yesterday I upgraded TQSL to v2.5.3.

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