HQ staff is definitely at reduced capacity but moreso because of this last week’s storm. However they are still responsive to email and phone calls, so please reach out to them. Bart monitors here

OK, I propose that a Larger group of hams are older, pay their own way, worked their way through school, donate to the hobby, build their stations, invent new protocol and pay for their stuff and

Ben; Contact Sharon Taratula, who works with Bart Janke in the Awards Department. Between the two of them you can resolve the problem. They “almost” walk on water, and are very good people to

Maybe not DXCC application process isn’t very clear. Didn’t see where it was something to select or omit when I was on the web Thanks for the help! 73

Ben, Check your credit sheet. Did you request and pay for the individual certificates? ($12 each) If you did not request the DXCC certificate, they will not send it. It is optional. …….and

+ AA6YQ comments below Do you own homes in WA, GA, OR and NY? Are you able to take a flight and go there within a matter of seconds (duration of the flight is seconds), check propagation and decide

Up to a few years ago, you could not use a tablet or phone to control your station. Radio defined by software did not exist. Maybe these should also be disallowed for DXCC. Its an unfair advantage.

Its now called "Motocross" :):) it was better when they didn't sit (or stand) on the horses :):) but raced 1 horsepower buggies. That "industry" did not stand in the way of progress nor were they

so you are saying, use of this newfangled transporter technology will not be allowed for DXCC? :):):). thinking into the future :):):):) Barry

And in reference to you attempting to belittle me for not paying for my RHR access, that is simply because RHR does more for us youths in the hobby than the ARRL could ever dream of. We all get free

-----Original Message----- From: Ria, N2RJ <rjairam@...> To: ARRL-Awards@... Sent: Sat, Aug 8, 2020 8:20 pm Subject: Re: [ARRL-Awards] Proposed Changes to DXCC for Remote Stations - Charge to DXAC It

Ria, Well. I have one thing to say. Life is not fair. The current DXCC rules are working perfectly fine how they are. I do not see people working super rare entities magically because they have a

It actually does matter since there are rankings, and it matters to those who have invested time in pursuing DXCC to get themselves high in the rankings. Things you will understand in the DX chase as

Ria, What does it matter to anyone? Its unenforceable number one... and that isnt the question I asked. W4IPC

Do you own homes in WA, GA, OR and NY? Are you able to take a flight and go there within a matter of seconds (duration of the flight is seconds), check propagation and decide which one is best to work

Val, I believe that it does have bearing on the issue. A large number of youth don’t have the money to go out and buy a nice hf radio and the accompanying accessories. A large number also live in

As I think about the proposed rule change and consider what has been posted so far, I am struck that only The impact on US hams is being discussed. The DXCC rules apply to other counties as well.

The Age of the Operator has no bearing on the issue. It is not AGE Related. Val Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Ria, Haven’t we already been over why not everyone can use their own station at their own location? Because they’re young, don’t have the money for a station, live in a dictatorship of an HOA,

Ria, So to be clear, there is no problem with me moving or having another house in ME and using that for DXCC, but if i use the internet to use it or let my friends use it or another qth i have, then