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Peter Goodhall edited this page Oct 16, 2019
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The QSO function allows you to send ADIF QSO strings via JSON to be imported into Cloudlog, dupe checking is handled on the fly and you can send more than one QSO at a time.
{"key":"YOUR_API_KEY", "type":"adif", "string":"<call:5>N9EAT<band:4>70cm<mode:3>SSB<freq:10>432.166976<qso_date:8>20190616<time_on:6>170600<time_off:6>170600<rst_rcvd:2>59<rst_sent:2>55<qsl_rcvd:1>N<qsl_sent:1>N<country:24>United States Of America<gridsquare:4>EN42<sat_mode:3>U/V<sat_name:4>AO-7<prop_mode:3>SAT<name:5>Marty<eor>" }
{"key":"YOUR_API_KEY", "radio":"FT-950","frequency":14075,"mode":"SSB","timestamp":"2012/04/07 16:47"}{"key":"YOUR_API_KEY", "radio":"SATPC32", "uplink_freq": "2400210000", "downlink_freq": "10489710000", "uplink_mode": "SSB", "downlink_mode": "SSB", "satmode": "S/X", "satname": "QO-100", "timestamp":"2012/04/07 16:47" }Cloudlog does have an API which can query the database see its page for more information Legacy XML API
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