WSJT Register

Welcome to the WSJT Callsign Registry. This registry is a database register to maintain the callsign.txt data file for WSJT use. Once you register with the database, you are able to add or maintain your information for others to use with the WSJT program.

I have placed the data from the original text file into the database and this data can be extracted at any time. Before you can update your data, you must first register.

I just sent out a mailer and had 252 rejected emails - out of 1500. Here is a list of the ones returned.

I have ported all the information (as of 17-Jun-2004) over from the WSJT database so your logins are the same. My intention is to combine the two databases and eliminate the WSJT database once I've written all the WSJT support programs. I will keep the WSJT web section alive as there are many links to it. PLEASE give the VHF Register a try and send me your comments via the contact page. Your help will be greatly appreciated. You can get to the VHF database at

Please register here first
 
Please login for changes here Added field to disable display of email address
 
Request your forgotten password here
 
Download the callsign.txt/call2.txt file here
 
Search the database Added individual pages - click on callsign
 
Current MS Standings sorted by Call Area or State/Province Working !!!
 
Please feel free to contact me.
 

13-Mar-2003 - A number of registrations have been returned due to invalid email addresses. Here is a list of recent ones returned. You need to send me an email via my contact page and make sure you put in your correct email address. After the Jan VHF Contest, I will be writing a program to send an email to everyone who is registered. Any returns will then be removed from the database and you will have to re-register.

Here's the 60 second rock that smoked my rig during a QSO with K4SSO !!!
Part 1 in NH
Part 2 in MO
Part 3 in NH

Over the past couple of years, I've had a number of offers for donations to support this and the VHF & Up database sites. I've always refused them but after trying to get to a few sites on QSL.NET and thinking there is a better way, I figured I’d offer web hosting for hams inexpensively and at the same time providing a way to support these two sites. Please see ham radio hosting.