CQQRS App
Where do I call? net frequencies
BandCentre of activityWhen
20m ±6 kHz DXperiment — times and frequencies allocated by Mike DL3YZ before the net
40m kHz 0700z–1300z
80m kHz 0700z–1300z
160m kHz 0700z–1300z

There is no net control and nobody owns a frequency. Tune around the centre of activity and call anyone you hear; or find a clear spot near it, send QRL?, and if it is quiet call CQ QRS at about 75% of the speed you are comfortable with. If the band goes really quiet, call and listen right on 7025 or 3525.

Tap a frequency to load it into the spot form.

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Put yourself on the board

Moving on shortly?

Saying where you are going lets people follow you, and stops a newcomer thinking they scared you off. Choosing “not moving” takes the notice back down.

Entries drop off by themselves after 90 minutes.

⏱Report closes 1300 Thursday.
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Log a contact

For the report

Mixed case on purpose — the report form asks for these “upper and lower case please”.

This opens Mark’s own form with your night already typed into it, split by band into worked, heard and tried. Check it over and press submit — the report reaches him exactly as it always has, in his format, through his spreadsheet. Nothing here changes his end of it.

This week so far

Nothing logged yet this week.

Built as you go, so there is no form to reopen on Thursday and nothing to retype — and it cannot merge itself with last week's.

10wpm
Send at 8 wpm

The net's own rule: send no faster than 75% of what you can copy. It keeps a QSO relaxed and gives the listeners something they can follow.

Say it in one go

QRS 10

Appending the number turns “PSE QRS” from a plea into a speed contract — Stan ZL3TK's idea. If you are the faster one and happy to stretch, QRQ 14 says so just as plainly.

Your speed rides next to your callsign on the board, so people can match you before they even call.

Set your callsign to track your firsts.

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Try crystal locked, first QSO, a callsign, or "head copy" in quotes for the exact phrase.