[Dx-qsl] Remote station time-share for only 30ドル/mo!

Tue Jan 27 10:08:28 EST 2015

Dave, good luck with your project.
Yes I have to agree that the new DXCC is no longer an individual
achievement, it has to be a group effort.
So you should let us know what countries you still need, then we can help.
Doug 
I wasn't born in Saskatchewan, but I got here as soon as I could.
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Given the changes in the rules regarding the DXCC awards program, I've
decided to turn my station into a "*remote station
time-share*" (RSTS).
While other services will force you to buy an Elecraft K3 (or rent you the
head-end) and ask you to pay about 3,000ドル per year, my offering will be
about 30ドル per month and will not require hardware on your
end. All you'll need is *Ham Radio Deluxe* and the free TeamViewer.
Subscribers will have access to specific slots of time to use
my station when I'm at work or otherwise not home.
You'll be logging to a web-based database running MySQL... so you'll never
lose a log and can have access to it when you're not
connected to the "RSTS".
I think you'll enjoy jumping into pileups with my Yaesu FTdx5000MP and OCF
Windom at 25' (my HOA doesn't know it's there). (In case
you think the station is lame, I'm 1 country away from DXCC Honor Roll and
have 1,500 Challenge credits. If you happen to work one
of the 10 I have left on my station, and since DXCC is no longer a
reflection of "individual achievement" as the last version of the
rules stated, then heck... toss my call out there for me.)
>>>Rule 11 of the revised DXCC awards says

"... it is never OK for you to ask someone else at another station in
another place to make QSOs for you."
<http://www.arrl.org/dxcc-rules>
>>>And the revised rules still say "Individual achievement is measured by
working and confirming the various entities comprising the
DXCC List. This is the essence of the DXCC program."
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