ARRL
members may now partially apply online for DXCC awards and endorsements.
According to the ARRL website, the new system, which debuted April 2, allows
users to use an online form to select cards that he/she would like to submit.
The list is then printed and taken, along with the QSL cards, to an ARRL card
checker or sent to League headquarters. It appears that the biggest change is
that the application fee (which is lower when using the online form) is
collected online by the ARRL, rather than having to go through the card
checker. More details are available at <http://bit.ly/HiO6Ke>.
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012
ARRL Introduces Online DXCC Applications
ARRL
members may now partially apply online for DXCC awards and endorsements.
According to the ARRL website, the new system, which debuted April 2, allows
users to use an online form to select cards that he/she would like to submit.
The list is then printed and taken, along with the QSL cards, to an ARRL card
checker or sent to League headquarters. It appears that the biggest change is
that the application fee (which is lower when using the online form) is
collected online by the ARRL, rather than having to go through the card
checker. More details are available at <http://bit.ly/HiO6Ke>.