DQRM RFP Project
The Northern California DX Foundation recognizes the negative aspect deliberate QRMers are having on our hobby. We believe this is a problem that can be mitigated by applying amateur operators' vast knowledge and receiving tools to good use. In order to spur research into solving the problem the NCDXF Board of Director's at their latest Board meeting allocated $100,000 to help develop solutions.
NCDXF will entertain grant proposals from individuals and/or groups that specifically outline their approach to identify bad actors. A group of directors led by Craig Thompson (K9CT) and Don Greenbaum
(N1DG) will weigh the probability of success of these proposals as well as monitor the progress of the grantees.
Funding is available for R & D as well as implementation of the technology. It is hoped that manufacturers will also assist us with equipment and resources.
NCDXF will shortly outline specifics for how to apply for these grants.
The Northern California DX Foundation recognizes the negative aspect deliberate QRMers are having on our hobby. We believe this is a problem that can be mitigated by applying amateur operators' vast knowledge and receiving tools to good use. In order to spur research into solving the problem the NCDXF Board of Director's at their latest Board meeting allocated $100,000 to help develop solutions.
NCDXF will entertain grant proposals from individuals and/or groups that specifically outline their approach to identify bad actors. A group of directors led by Craig Thompson (K9CT) and Don Greenbaum
(N1DG) will weigh the probability of success of these proposals as well as monitor the progress of the grantees.
Funding is available for R & D as well as implementation of the technology. It is hoped that manufacturers will also assist us with equipment and resources.
NCDXF will shortly outline specifics for how to apply for these grants.