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The document is a DXCC Record Sheet used for submitting or checking QSL cards for the DXCC program. It outlines the process for submitting cards either directly to ARRL or through a DXCC Card Checker, emphasizing the need to sort cards by band and mode, and to provide complete information including entity names. The form includes sections for recording QSO dates, callsigns, entities, bands, modes, and country names.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the DXCC Record Sheet in the editor.
Begin by entering your call sign at the top of the form. This is essential for identification.
In the QSO DATE section, fill in the date of each contact using the format (DD | MM | YY). Ensure accuracy for proper record keeping.
For each entry, provide the CALL sign of the station you contacted. This should be filled out sequentially from 1 to 25.
Next, specify the ENTITY/BAND and MODE for each contact. This information helps categorize your contacts correctly.
Finally, write down the COUNTRY NAME corresponding to each contact. Make sure to use official entity names rather than just prefixes.

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Is FT8 really ham radio?

FT8 is one of the fastest-growing digital modes for ham radio. It offers several advantages over traditional voice modes that are worth considering.

How many DXCC for Honor Roll?

The DXCC Honor Roll is earned by amateurs who submit confirmation for contacts reached within the numerical top 10 of the overall number of entities on the DXCC List. As of 06 Mar 2025, there were 340 current entities on the list, with 331 being required for the Honor Roll.

What is the arrl DXCC award?

DXCC is Amateur Radios premier award that hams can earn by confirming on the air contacts with 100 countries. You can begin with the basic DXCC award and work your way up to the DXCC Honor Roll.

What does DXCC mean in ham radio?

DX Century Club DXCC is Amateur Radios premier award that hams can earn by confirming on the air contacts with 100 countries.

How to get DXCC award?

5-Band DXCC is earned by confirming 100 current entities on each of the following bands: 80, 40, 20, 15, and 10 Meters. Deleted entities do not count toward this award. Once you have the initial 5-Band award, you can endorse it for 160, 30, 17, 12, 6, and 2 Meters.

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What is the FT8 controversy?

Since FT8 automatically transmits and receives only the bare minimum of information necessary to complete what officially counts as an amateur radio contact (QSO), FT8 has been criticized by some amateur radio enthusiasts as a means for radio amateurs to cheat their way to victory in certain contests and award

Do deleted countries count for DXCC?

Deleted entities do not count towards the DXCC Honor Roll.

Does FT8 count for DXCC?

Digital modes include FT4, FT8, RTTY, PSK-31, JT65, etc. and any modes that are only machine-readable, and any that use computer sound card technology, with the exception of digital voice, which counts for Phone.