You are both right. Generic awards (grids, countries, etc) are forever, but LONP is only after membership. Steve W3HF

The only way I found was to mouse-click the arrow. I found that frustrating--the enter key would be much easier and more intutive. I'd love to find a non-mouse solution. Steve W3HF

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Yay! Good to have you back. Steve W3HF

Buz - Contact me offline, w3hf@.... Steve W3HF

Milt - The rules are clear that for a QSO to count for any endorsement or award from the 070 club, it must be in PSK31. So unfortunately the simple answer is no. The 31 Flavors contest is a fun event

No, it will come with your endorsements. You do realize that this isn't really a full-size bumper sticker, right? The description says "a QRP-size bumper sticker for your 070 certificate." Too big for

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Dave - That looked perfect to me, so I just uploaded it for you (with your callsign) to see how the checker reacted. And it worked. It's showing the QRP sticker as an endorsement to apply for, probabl

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Jerry - There are no 4-character suffixes in current FCC-issued amateur radio licenses. (I think there may be some in other countries.) But that doesn't mean that there haven't been 4-character suffix

Dave - You uploaded to the 070 awards checker, right? http://hamclubs.info/070-checker/ ? There's no sign of your file there. The only upload shown for today was N7WE at 17:11 EDT (2111z). A few of us

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More info, since folks started talking about the test elements: From 1951 to 1987, test elements were as follows: Element 1 was the code test. 1A was 5 wpm, 1B was 13 wpm, and 1C was 20 wpm Element 2

Regarding code testing... - All amateur licenses required code tests prior to 1991. Code speed was dependent on license class--5 wpm for Novice and Tech, 13 wpm for General and Advanced, and 20 wpm fo

Dave - I need FN56 and FN65. Steve W3HF

It's a valid grid. Multiple organizations offer awards based on grids. It counts for them. But it's not valid for any current 070 award or endorsements. Steve

P.S. These grids are documented on the club's "Available Endorsements" web page, under the US-CONUS-GRIDS as follows: Work US stations in 436 of the 488 CONUS gridsquares, in increments of 50. We took

Jerry - DL98 is one of the few grids at the extremes of the US that are excluded from the requirements for the 070 grid award. That is by design. Steve W3HF

Group text. Those are area codes. Steve W3HF

610 was me. 352 is Rick. 443 is Dick.

Jerry - How about N5WSU? Maybe he had a typo in the callsign field in his software? In fact, it may be common--there's a Facebook entry from 2015 that lists both callsigns: https://www.facebook.com/AA

Jerry - You can INCLUDE any dupes in the log you submit, but the checker will give you zero points for any that are in your operating period. That means they don't count. For this contest, "dupe" mean

Milt - You can have dupes any time you want. But: - only six hours worth of operating will be counted for your score - dupes during that period will be worth 0 (zero) QSO points The scorer will ignore