Frank K4FMH, HQ staff do monitor the dialogue, but generally do not reply on the list. W5OV is a notable exception when there is something specific to contribute. The HQ staff takes the dialogue

Al, Thank you for reporting this! Why have these groups if the HQ staff isn’t using them? I’m delighted to know that the VUCC contact was proactive here. Congratulations and 73, Frank K4FMH

A follow up! Sharon at the ARRL contacted me directly after I posted this and was able to check on some things. She issued the award this morning and my VUCC account reflects the new award. It will be

Al, I would ask. I've applied for, and received one for 6m in that interval. Keep in mind everyone, that the new web site is a good thing, but any changes, perfect or not, are going to stress

Wondering what the current timeframe is for issued new VUCC awards? Applied for a new 432mhz VUCC award on January 26th and the credit card was charged $17 for the new award. Should I start to worry

Well that’s why I wanted clarification… it says LOCATIONS no more than 200 km apart. It’s seemed pretty clear to me but there is plenty of confusion online for sure. Jason K7HRL

That looks like a poorly written rule. Let's say I have made all my contacts for VUCC from location #1. Then I go to location #2 that is 195 km west of location #1, and make some contacts. All

Thanks for reply, that’s what I thought. I work satellites and that’s gunna be more of a challenge 200 km is kinda close, I only have a few grids that qualify so it’s definitely going to take

Any QTH's that are within 200 km count. If you feel you could best achieve VUCC from a location 1000 km from your home QTH, go for it. Any additional QSO's should be within 200 km of that

I’m sure this topic has been covered in the past so let me apologize in advance for anyone that has to read it again. Rule 6 states: For VUCC awards on 50 through 1296 MHz and Satellite, all

If you need states confirmed using LOTW, here's your first stop: http://www.arrl.org/quick-start 73, Rick N0VT

Bruce & Dave. You are correct regarding setting up a WAS account. It must be set up by the user. The others are set up automatically by LOTW. I don't understand why, but there must be a reason/s. I

HI Dave. Under the Awards tab, does your left menu resemble this? LoTW automatically defaults to my WAS account called “ZL2IFB-WAS”. Does yours have a default WAS account? Are there

Have set up a WAS award yet? If I remember correctly DXCC is set up automatically, but you need to set up WAS yourself. 73 Bruce NJ3K Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Hey Dave. Followed your directions and easily got to the list of states. HOWEVER no call signs are given for any of the states. I also note that the information provided above the list indicates the

If you are using LoTW: Log into your account. Choose the Awards tab and then choose WAS award. Choose the row which matches the WAS award you are interested in - Mixed is

Hey Gary. Thanks for the reply. After clicking the "Select WAS Award Account" button I get 5 boxes labeled as follows: WAS Award New LOTW QSLs LOTW QSLs in Progress WAS Credits Awarded TOTAL

Try this Dave: Login to LoTW Click to open the Awards tab Click the Select WAS Award Account button In the table showing your progress towards various awards, click any of the underlined WAS

Dave, Take a list of states and match them up with the QSOs or use a logging program like N3FJP's AC Log, Log4OM, HRD, etc. and use their reporting functions. 73, Gordon Beattie, W2TTT 201.314.6964

Can anyone direct me to step-by-step directions for obtaining a list of "worked" states (digital mode)? I have 111 QSOs listed in my account, all but about 20 are US states. Is there a way to get a