And we all had fun in spite of your opposition. Get over it, Dave. Your jeremiads are wearing very thin.

+ AA6YQ comments below The Grid Chase was a year long event just like the ARRL Centennial and POTA was before. It is somewhat "strange ' so to say that there has not been another annual event after

Hi Gary: The Grid Chase was a year long event just like the ARRL Centennial and POTA was before. It is somewhat "strange ' so to say that there has not been another annual event after it. Is there any

ARRL, go for it! Give me a reason to get on the air!

Hey ARRL award meisters, Any chance of reinstating the grid chase next year? Despite being popular when first run, it was dropped like a hot coal at the end of the year, for some reason.

Thanks to all that commented. Good comment on checking how the logging software works with more than one station. I need to check on that. I use N3FJP. For now I'll set up another station location

In any case, stop piling on. + No one is piling on. No one criticized you. We just corrected the erroneous information you posted. de AA6YQ

OK, guys. I was wrong, but you know what I meant. He needs to specify a different location, just as I did (guess I don't remember all that well). In any case, stop piling on. This isn't

Dale, Lots of good comments so far. One area you need to consider is: How will your logger help you manage your two sets of QSOs? Some loggers make it easy to manage a single log file with QSOs

The above is not optimal. Any operation in FL under AF7WH should have its own FL certificate. All LoTW confirmations should be correct for the QSO being confirmed. + There is no such thing as

AB1J wrote: The above is not optimal. Any operation in FL under AF7WH should have its own FL certificate. All LoTW confirmations should be correct for the QSO being confirmed. I think some

+ The only reason to obtain a second Callsign Certificate would be if the callsign Dale intends to use over-the-air when making QSOs from his Florida station is AF7WH/4. If he's going to use AF7WH

Required by the BARTG contest organizers, because the US call areas are multipliers. "Stations in areas that count as multipliers whose callsign does not reflects the correct areamust append the

+ AA6YQ comments below + Required by who? de AA6YQ

Unless you're entering something like the BARTG RTTY contests, then I'm required to sign as N9KY/4. So, I have a cert for that situation. Chuck Milam, N9KY Kentucky Section Technical

Signing /4 is not required. + Agreed. I was responding to Hans K0HB’s “for the benefit of OTHER grid/WAS/county hunters” suggestion. + The only way to know exactly where your QSO partner is

Signing /4 is not required. On 11/18/2021 9:34 AM, Dave AA6YQ wrote:

Just for the benefit of OTHER grid/WAS/county hunters I would establish separate certs for each. + The only reason to obtain a second Callsign Certificate would be if the callsign Dale intends to use

I will be living in SW Florida during the winter months (Nov to June). I plan to operate from my QTH in Idaho during the summer months (July thru Oct) and both stations via remote. My question is do

Just for the benefit of OTHER grid/WAS/county hunters I would establish separate certs for each. HB