[SFDXA] New hamradio callbook server - HamQTH.com

[Bruce Phegley]

Error on website adr..  if you click on it it comes up wrong because of 
space between . and com.

http://www.hamqth.com/   this is correct.




On 9/13/2011 8:45 AM, WILLIAM MARX wrote:
> New hamradio callbook server - HamQTH.com
> Posted by: "Martin" martin at ok1rr.com   ok1rr
> Mon Sep 12, 2011 12:18 pm (PDT)
>
> We (OK2CQR, OK1HRA and OK1RR) are pleased to inform you about the new
> callbook server and database offering an unlimited evaluation for free.
> Created initially as a supplement to the CQRLOG logging software, it
> developed into a big, standalone project serving the Ham Radio Community
> worldwide.
>
> Why another hamradio callbook?
>
> Since the owner of the one of popular callbook servers decided to hide
> all addresses until you get registered and log-in, Petr, OK2CQR decided
> to write his own. This callbook, now available at http://www.hamqth. com/
> provides all information for free because you entered data to callbook
> for free and didn't get paid for it. So it won't be right to ask for any
> payment if you want to publish your data. Also, we believe that the
> "auto fill" features that use the callbook servers in the background to
> fetch callsign data as soon as the user types in a callsign into his
> logging program is a very useful option which should NOT be discouraged,
> in contrary to some other calbook server owners.
>
> You can register to the HamQTH.com server, add or edit your address or
> QSL route, write some biography details, put photos here etc. What is
> unique, you can choose if your address or other details will be shown
> also to unregistered users. Your profile is split into two parts, you
> can enter your on-air nickname and QTH as the nearest large city
> (example) which will be "auto filled" if requested. You can leave empty
> your actual name and address if you feel compromised. Of course, your
> profile can be deleted any time and HamQTH.com will never store any info
> about you...
>
> HamQTH.com includes other interesting features like activity overview
> using the DX Custer spots and RBN (Reverse Beacon Network) entries,
> customizable multi-language user interface and much more.
>
> HamQTH.com uses exclusively data widely available on the Internet for
> free. The server space and other web site related things are, of course,
> not available for free, it would be appreciated if you send a small
> donation. Or just spread all over the world that this nice site exists.
> We'd like to have as much users as possible.
>
> How can you help?
>
> - register, create and keep up-to-date your profile and use HamQTH.com
> as frequently as possible.
>
> - tell your friends about HamQTH.com, spread this info everywhere you
> can (publish it in your local ham radio magazine etc.). Remind them to
> create or update their profiles, add photos and more details, publish
> your station and QTH info, a story or whatever you want. You can have
> your personal web site there!
>
> - provide us with any electronic callbook of your country, keep us
> informed about callbook download links etc.
>
> - consider to create a localization file in your language. Contact us
> (to prevent double effort), we will tell you immediately if we need your
> language file.
>
> HamQTH.com can't exist without your support. Use it, promote it and keep
> it up to date!
>
> 73
> Petr, OK2CQR
> Dan, OK1HRA
> Martin, OK1RR
> ______________________________________________________________
> South Florida DX Assoc. Reflector
>
> SFDXA WebSite: http://qsl.net/k4fk
> SFDXA Repeater 147.33+ 103.5 Tone
> DX Net Wed 7:30 PM Repeater
> EchoLink: K4FK-R
> To Post: mailto:SFDXA at mailman.qth.net
> Info:http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/sfdxa
>
> This list hosted by: http://www.qsl.net
> Please help support this email list: http://www.qsl.net/donate.html
>

-- 
It only takes one dog to control a herd of sheep!
Tolerance is the Virtue of men who NO longer believe in anything.