#MACLOGGERDX TQSL LOCATION UPDATE#
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#MACLOGGERDX TQSL LOCATION UPDATE#

To protect your new Station Location, direct TQSL to update your Backup File. To make this name meaningful, it is recommended that it incorporate both your callsign and town name, or callsign and location name (see Additional Information below) In the Add Station Location dialog, specify a Station Location Name.

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If you are participating as an Activator in the ARRL's National Parks On The Air (NPOTA) event, select the Park in which you're operating so your QSO partners will receive NPOTA credit if you are operating from a location within several Parks, choose the Park selector entry that specifies those Parks joined by + characters, e.g. In the Add Station Location dialog, select your US State (this is particularly important as it provides US State credit to your QSO partners pursuing WAS awards) The example below shows this for a station in the United States: Note: if the DXCC Entity, ITU Zone, and CQ Zone are mutually inconsistent, an Invalid zone selections for DXCC entity message will be displayed, and the Next button will be disabled you must select consistent ITU and CQ zones before proceeding.ĭepending upon your callsign's DXCC entity, the Add Station Location dialog may prompt you to specify your Province, Oblast, State, County or Park. If you do not know your IOTA designation, you can find this information here. If your station is located on an island, specify its IOTA Reference Number use a two-character continent abbreviation followed by a dash and a 3 digit number, e.g. Specify the CQ Zone in which your station is located Specify the ITU Zone in which your station is located Here's an example of specifying a 4-way intersection: a comma-separated list of two or four valid Grid Squares or sub-Squares that describe a station location at a Grid Square boundary or 4-way intersection.The value specified for the Grid Square must be one of the following: Specify the Grid Square in which your station is located (this is particularly important if you operate on VHF or UHF frequencies or via Satellites, as it provides Grid Square credit to your QSO partners pursuing VUCC awards a Google Maps mashup on which you can click to see your Grid Square is here) In the Add Station Location dialog, specify your callsign, grid square, ITU zone, CQ zone, and IOTA Reference Number.Įither select your Call Sign, or leave the Call Sign set to , check the Allow 'None' for Call Sign box, and select your DXCC entity In TQSL, select the Station Locations tab and click the Create a new Station Location button the Add Station Location dialog will appear. Copying all Station Locations from One Computer to Another.The location information you specify in a Station Location enables your QSO partners to obtain award credit for VUCC and WAS awards, so it's important that you be accurate and complete in your selections. if you have more than one Callsign Certificate whose DXCC entity matches the DXCC entity in the selected Station Location, TQSL will prompt you to select the Callsign Certificate with which to submit your QSOs.if you have exactly one Callsign Certificate whose DXCC entity matches the DXCC entity in the selected Station Location, TQSL will submit your QSOs with that Station Location and Callsign Certificate.If when submitting QSOs to LoTW you select a Station Location that doesn't specify a Callsign Certificate (its Call Sign is set to ), If when submitting QSOs to LoTW you select a Station Location that specifies a Callsign Certificate, TQSL will submit your QSOs with that Station Location and Callsign Certificate. Defining, Modifying, Deleting, or Copying a Station LocationĪ Station Location specifies an operating location and, optionally, a Callsign Certificate it contains information you'd typically include on your QSL card.Multiple Callsigns and Operating Locations Replacing an Expired Callsign Certificate Determining Why a QSO Isn't Yet Confirmed

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