I'm getting several errors in my outbox due to my remote operations. The Transceiver and Antenna are both located in a grid square that is not my QTH. Using an indicator would not really apply.

Any help?? Thx John N0JL

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N0JL John R Heckman

Another QTH means another account

Create another QTH/Nickname for your callsign

Otherwise, you will get red flags in front of each qso that does not match your account settings (state, county, grid...)

73 - F6DKQ

add : and dates MUST NOT OVERLAP !
Edited by F6DKQ Guy FALCOZ on Jun 7, 2020 at 07:09 AM

Need clarification - are you saying that I can attach an indicator to my present call sign?

Such as N0JL/W1C? These are called special indicators. I am transmitting from my present QTH in the USA to another transmitter and antenna both located within US boundaries via the Internet/web browser.

In the US the ARRL has section abbreviations that are used for contests, but I believe that could be used just as a matter of course.

Can't do another callsign with another QTH.

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N0JL John R Heckman

HI,

yes, you can attach an indicator, use a variant of you callsign , any prefix, suffix you want

But,for instance, if you use N0JL/W1C, the other station should enter N0JL/W1C in his log
to have the QSO's match, be automatically confirmed

73 - F6DKQ
Edited by F6DKQ Guy FALCOZ on Jun 10, 2020 at 08:12 AM