You hear a Delta Tango callsign on the radio, but the signal fades before you catch where the operator is based. The Delta Tango Members Network gives you a place to look up the callsign and learn more about the group’s reach.
Look up a callsign
Start with Find a member. Try a callsign from your logbook and see what the directory lists for that station. If you only caught part of the callsign, compare the results with your notes before you settle on a match. A directory entry gives you a lead. The operator can confirm it next time you speak.
See where members are listed
The member map gives you a different view of the directory. You can explore where members are listed and see how far the group reaches beyond your own area. The map shows the network’s geographic spread. For current activity and confirmed nets, visit On the Air.
Browse the QSL gallery
The gallery is worth a visit even if you don’t have a callsign to look up. Browse the cards to see how other operators use flags, local landmarks and their own artwork to make a contact memorable. If a design gives you an idea for your own card, try it in the QSL Card & Avatar Studio.
Next time a Delta Tango station comes through, write down the full callsign before the band fades. That’s where your search starts.