Get Dxcc Record Sheet

To qualify for the DXCC Honor Roll, you need to confirm at least 331 countries. This challenging goal requires persistence and skill in navigating the world of ham radio. Tracking your progress with your DXCC Record Sheet can keep you motivated as you work toward this prestigious achievement.

The ARRL DXCC honor roll is a special distinction for ham radio operators who have confirmed contacts with the highest number of countries. To achieve this, you must submit your DXCC Record Sheet listing the countries you have contacted and confirmed. This listing enhances your reputation within the ham radio community and shows your commitment to the hobby.

DXCC, or the Worked All States program, is a prestigious award offered to amateur radio operators who successfully confirm two-way communications with various countries. The DXCC record sheet allows you to track your contacts and verify your achievements. This recognition reflects your skills and dedication to the ham radio community.

In addition, but not yet confirmed, FT8 QSOs will now only count for Digital DXCC, and not Mixed DXCC.

DX Century Club DXCC is Amateur Radio's 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.

DX Century Club DXCC is Amateur Radio's 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.

v) The DXCC Challenge Award is available for working and confirming at least 1,000 DXCC band-entities on any Amateur bands, 160 through 6 meters (except 60 meters). The challenge award is presented to the top three leaders as of the 31st of December each year.

The DXCC Challenge award is available to applicants who reach 1,000 band points on bands 160 through 6 Meters. This includes only current entities. Deleted entities do not count toward this award. Once you reach 1,000 band points, you are automatically entered into the Challenge listing.

The DXCC Challenge Award is earned by working and confirming at least 1,000 DXCC band-points on any Amateur bands, 160 through 6 meters (except 60 meters). Certificates are available for this award, and there is a distinctive wall plaque available to display your achievement.