INFORMATION FOR HUNTERS
Register with WWFF Logsearch, so you can track your progress and apply for awards.
Listen out on the recommended WFF frequencies, e.g. 7.144. 14.244. In Australia 7.090 and 14.310 are often used by park activators.
If you work a park activator, consider spotting the activator on the DX cluster and parksnpeaks. This will greatly assist the activator reaching their required QSO threshold, and will also assist fellow park hunters.
As a Hunter, you do not have to provide your log. Simply check your progress on WWFF Logsearch. Sit back, and let WWFF Log Search and the Award Managers do all the work for you.
All awards are issued via WWFF Log Search. Do not send paper logs, spreadsheets, emails, etc unless specified.
Please try to keep your overs short. Protracted overs will potentially only frustrate the activator and the hunters who are waiting to work the activator. Remember, the activator is seeking 10 and/or 44 QSOs and may often be working in adverse environmental conditions.
Listen out on the recommended WFF frequencies, e.g. 7.144. 14.244. In Australia 7.090 and 14.310 are often used by park activators.
If you work a park activator, consider spotting the activator on the DX cluster and parksnpeaks. This will greatly assist the activator reaching their required QSO threshold, and will also assist fellow park hunters.
As a Hunter, you do not have to provide your log. Simply check your progress on WWFF Logsearch. Sit back, and let WWFF Log Search and the Award Managers do all the work for you.
All awards are issued via WWFF Log Search. Do not send paper logs, spreadsheets, emails, etc unless specified.
Please try to keep your overs short. Protracted overs will potentially only frustrate the activator and the hunters who are waiting to work the activator. Remember, the activator is seeking 10 and/or 44 QSOs and may often be working in adverse environmental conditions.