All these cards could carry the QSL Code Of Conduct logo
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Recently received via bureau
C37N Andorra on 160, 80, 40, 20 and 15m SSB
RA9AE Asiatic Russia on 10m SSB and 40m CW
9Y4W Tobago on 15 and 20m SSB
TU2/F5LDY on 12m SSB
Monday, September 10, 2012
Clublog's OQRS
I've been discussing the use of Online QSL Request System on Clublog. This is a new feature you can attach to your searchable log which can be published for instance on you blog, website or QRZ page. Can....because you can choose to switch it on or off. The problem actually is that you can't set the expense box to "no charge" or €0,00. As the OQRS system is ment to be one way. Personally I think this feature should only be accessible to DXpeditions and SES stations that have no use for a card in return. Otherwise people could try to make profit out of it. Look at the outrageous amount you can set? I checked in today and see that they now recommend to disable OQRS unless you know what you're doing. See: http://www.clublog.org/docs/display/guide/OQRS+-+Online+QSL+Requests. Keep it in mind when setting up a log and or make use of OQRS.
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