Pile-Up Control System (PUCS)
Question: how do you control the incoming requests for QSO's of eager operators? Answer: let's all use PUCS (both sides of the potential QSO).
OM Barry, PC1K, heard our challenge and in a very short time helped us set up a Pile-Up Control System. Working the system shown here is very simple:
1. If there is an empty field available: type your callsign or SWL number and press Submit.
2. Your call/number will be called by our team and after we have logged your call/number in QRZ.com, your call/number will disappear from the screen and open up a new empty field for other users to be used.
With this system we will keep pile-ups more manageable and the flow running.
The future SES logbook (PB25BP):
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PUCS behind the scenes: (right click to open inmage in new tab) |
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To include on QRZ.com:
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<p style="text-align:center"><span style="font-size:22px">PLEASE BE ADVISED</span></p>
<p>In order to keep pile-ups manageable, we are going to use PUCS (Pile-Up Control Software) when there are too many calling stations. But only then!</p>
<p>This software was kindly developed by <a href="https://pc1k.nl/">Barry, PC1K</a>.</p>
<p>Click on the image to get to the PUCS page and fill in your callsign for a QSO with our station.</p>
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