"I'll give up CW when I'm dead! MAYBE!" (Rick, KC8AON)
Today HamQTH.com celebrates two years anniversary with good health and growing number of users. What was the most important news last year? We moved to new and much faster server with 28 GB of RAM, 4x1TB disk connected to RAID 10. Forum has been added, now is not visited so often but hopefully, it will […]
Thanks to your donations, I could buy much better server. Now HamQTH VPS (virtual private server) has 3GB RAM and 90GB HDD. The old server has only 1GB RAM. I did tons of optimization but last few months the server was overloaded most of the time. I’m going to move HamQTH to new server tomorrow […]
New version of HamQTH.com is online! News: last 5 uploaded logs are stored and available for download – another backup for your QSO IOTA and POWER fields added to logsearch new log upload page for logging software developers created, more in developers section a few layout improvements developers section improved uploading images improved a few […]
What happened during our first year? How was HamQTH improved? Information about new free ham radio call book was published on 29 of June 2011. After that, I got a lot of databases from users, who like the idea of HamQTH, and imported it. Thank to them, the database had more than 1 300 000 […]
I’d like to inform you about news at HamQTH.com – Free hamradio callbook database. News: added CONDX prediction tab where you see the best time and band to contact searched station, this is possible thanks to VOACAP online into edit profile page WAZ, ITU, UTC offset, latitude, longitude and continent fields added (some of them […]
HamQTH.com started 6 moths ago. Information about new free ham radio call book was published on 29 of June 2011. When it started we had a few problems with old records for many US stations. I did a mistake in script that imported data from FCC database. Fortunately, I fixed the problem soon.
It seems that HamQTH.com become more and more popular. Yesterday I found out that my profile at qrz com has been deleted. It was without any warning or email notice. I’m just deleted :-). No problem, you find me at www.hamqth.com/ok2cqr. Please be aware of qrz.com, if you do something what they don’t like, you’ll […]
I’ve created new free hamradio callbook – http://www.hamqth.com. Since the owner of one popular server decided to hide all addresses until you are not registered, I decide to write my own.
