Amateur Radio Awards and awards and awards

TelescopeMan shows the two main web sites for amateur radio awards. The ARRL log book of the world --- LOTW
and Eqsl, Electronic QSL. Both groups can be used to get many different types, and modes, of amateur radio awards.

[@JoeLalumia]

I am now at 95 on my ARRL LOTW DX award.

[@jerrybates5791]

Congrats, Joe. I didn’t know there were tracking for all these contacts.

[@JoeLalumia]

Texas Jerry yes there is and you can even download the contact file and store it on your computer or a flash drive. 73

[@hamradioshack9066]

Great work 👏 I want to be like u W7ABO just got WAS ft8 and mixed

[@JoeLalumia]

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[@JoeLalumia]

The American Radio Relay League- ARRL www.arrl.org/ Direct link to LoTW- www.arrl.org/logbook-of-the-world eQSL Main Link- www.eqsl.cc/qslcard/Index.cfm

[@JoeLalumia]

DXCC Award Rules-- www.arrl.org/dxcc-rules Worked all States Award Rules- www.arrl.org/was

[@JoeLalumia]

How to get on the ARRL Log Book of the World LoTW- www.arrl.org/logbook-of-the-world Click the links on the page that comes up.

[@dx398]

Joe, what do you think about chasing a DXCC award using only QRP ??

[@JoeLalumia]

dx398 tough assignment but can be done.