I've been roving for 5 years, and I've visited at least 20 grids in
various contests .. and in a number of grids I have multiple locations
I've used.
So it seems that I need to create W1RT/R, and then add a location to
it for each of the 30 or so rover sites I've used, and then add a VUCC
account for each of those locations .. does that sound right?
de w1rt/john
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 11:03 AM, Peter Laws <plaws@plaws.net> wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 15:31, T. M. <k7xc@charter.net> wrote:
>> I just talked to the LOTW guy at ARRL and all you need to is change your
>> station location (GRID) when uploading files from various grids...
>>
>> A certificate for each grid operated from IS NOT NEEDED as I previously
>> thought....
>
>
> You need a certificate for every CALLSIGN you use, including callsigns
> with self-assigned designators, such as N5UWY/9.
>
> Each certificate can have one or more locations assigned to it.
>
> This is done via TQSL, the program that signs your logs.
>
> Dave, AA6YW, author of DXLab Suite, has a really clear set of
> instructions on adding locations to your TQSL configuration here:
> http://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/CreateStationLocation
>
> Of the 100 or so 6m contacts I have confirmed in LoTW, *12* had no
> grid locator in their configuration! I listed them in a message that
> has yet to be approved ...
>
> Peter
>
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