All listening reports, QSL (dQSL) and 50ANT diplomas are only processed online via this website.
The applicant himself manually enters the SWL reports on our log/diploma server. To do this, the SWL must first register once in order to obtain a password for accessing a personal logbook page Logbook SWL on the server.
Where can I obtain this password?
Please send us an email requesting a password (stating your SWL call sign *) to 
. A login will then be created for you on the server and the password will be sent to you. NOTE: Processing on the server and sending the password are done promptly, but may take a few hours.
* You don’t have an SWL call sign yet, but are still interested? No problem. Just enter your name instead. Please note: Your diplomas and dQSL cards will also be issued in this name.
Regarding your SWL logbook:
Enter your SWL call sign (or login name) and the password you have been given. Please enter your QSO data in the logbook that will now open.
Special features of the SWL report
First special feature: Two counterpart stations
We only expect QSOs that you have actually heard yourself and not a cluster transcript! Therefore, for every QSO a second counterpart station must generally be specified within a time frame of max. 20 minutes. (The time of the first counterpart station must be entered!) NOTE: A log entry can only be made successfully if it is verified and (then) accepted by the server! For this to happen, the SES log must already be available on the server. Please take this possible delay and the following note into account!)
Second special feature: Temporary log entries
If you have already made your log entry before the SES log was available on the server, you will receive an error message “Log was searched… QSO not in the log”. As there is a possibility that the SES log is not yet available on the server, your log entry will now be saved temporarily. If all the data was correct, these entries will then be automatically transferred when the SES is uploaded (later). However, the data is only transferred to the SWL logbook on the DAY AFTER the SES log upload, as the server synchronization for this takes place at night.