Profile and preferences
Changing your e-mail address, password and billing address, your chat name, and statement e-mails.
Updated 12 Nov 2026
On this page
Account → Settings gathers your login details, profile and billing settings. Sign Out is in the account menu at the top of every page, and in the console under your callsign.
E-mail address
- In the Login section, click Change E-mail.
- Enter the new address. A message is sent to it to confirm the change, and the page says Check your new e-mail address for the confirmation link.
- Open the link in that message. Your address is changed and the page confirms Your e-mail address has been changed.
Until you click the link, RHR keeps using your old address.
If RHR's e-mails to you bounce, your account page shows a banner that your address appears to be inactive and asks you to change it. Billing and license e-mails are not delivered until you do.
Password
Click Change Password for Update Account Password. Enter the new password twice and click Update Password. Passwords are 8 to 128 characters and must include a lowercase letter, an uppercase letter and a digit.
If you have forgotten your password, use Reset password on the sign-in page. The e-mailed link is valid for six hours.
Billing address
Click Change Address in the Profile section, edit the fields and click Update Address.
Preferences
Click Change Preferences:
- Chat Name: the name shown next to your callsign when you join the console chat. See Chat, news and the DX calendar.
- Statement E-mails: Never, Daily, Weekly or Monthly. A statement lists your unbilled airtime and when it will be collected. Bills are always sent monthly regardless. See Paying for airtime.
Staying signed in
Stay signed in on the sign-in page keeps you signed in on that browser for 14 days. Leave it unticked on a shared computer.
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When airtime is collected, the usage cap on new accounts, early payments, statements, and what happens when a payment fails.
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Operating the console
Chat, news and the DX calendar
Talk with other operators, read RHR's bulletins, and keep the announced DX operations one tab away.
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