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Download and open your eQSL Inbox
eQSL.cc gives the cards you received — your Inbox — as an ADIF file. Drop it below to see the QSOs in a table, on a map, or as Excel.
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Where to download it
Log in at eqsl.cc. The Inbox and Archive are offered as an ADIF file on eQSL’s Download InBox page (eqsl.cc/qslcard/DownloadInBox.cfm); save the file it gives you and drop it here.
What is in it
The QSOs from the eQSLs other stations sent you — as they logged them, from their side. It is not your own log: QSOs without an eQSL are not in it. Logging programs read this file to mark eQSL confirmations.
What is tested — and what is not
The page reads ADIF as eQSL and other programs write it. We did not download an Inbox from an eQSL account of our own, and eQSL’s help does not describe the download step by step, so the way to it may look a little different.
Questions
- Is anything sent to eQSL?
- No. The file is read in your browser; nothing is uploaded, and your eQSL password is never asked for.
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