We have recently (finally!) released the new DxQSO.net web application (v2) as well as the 1.1 version of the DxQSO mobile app in the Apple App Store. I am excited to get these versions out as we have been working with them for about 5 months now. The new web version is actually the first […]
Hello DxQSO User This is just a quick update to let you know that we will soon be releasing Version 1 of the dxqso.net web site, an updated mobile app, and a brand-new DX-TQSL PC/Mac App. Our logbook sync application (DX-TQSL) now works whether you have an LoTW account or not. Get synchronized updates to your mobile/tablet from your […]
Calling all hams who would be interested in testing our DxQSO pre-release version. We are looking to perform a larger beta test of DxQSO with different logbook applications and mobile platforms. We are particularly interested in hams who are using currently using LoTW® and those using Android phones. What we would like you to do…Sign […]
We are building DxQSO as an amateur radio communications and collaboration tool that will support logbook applications. Our mission is to empower these applications to provide more features and functionality from within their their apps that will improve collaboration and grow the excitement and fun of this hobby! Our initial product includes: Improving the LoTW […]
Why are we developing DxQSO? Our intent is to provide hams worldwide with a new technology platform that will improve the operating experience. This project started as an LoTW 2.0 prototype to demonstrate to the ARRL how a modern, high performance and scalable system could match QSOs in realtime and do it in a cost effective manner. Of […]
Ham radio and the people that I have met in this hobby has contributed to my personal and professional development.
