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Bunkers you have hunted and where the QSO is in the WWBOTA database

Your bunkers worked

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Instructions

Your Bunkers Worked — User Guide

1 Reading the table

Here's what each part of the widget shows.

Your bunkers worked

4 different bunkers
Reference Name Scheme Times Your last contact
B/G-2114 WW2 Bunker No.1 (Grovely Woods) 🇬🇧 UKBOTA 7 14/08/2026
B/G-1312 Airfield Battle HQ - Polebrook 🇬🇧 UKBOTA 3 02/07/2026
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1Title — reads "Your bunkers worked" normally, or "Bunkers on master list" when the toggle (4) is switched to "Show all".
2Count badge — how many bunkers are currently listed, based on the active filter and view mode.
3Scheme dropdown — filter the table to a single national scheme (e.g. UKBOTA), or leave it on "All schemes".
4Show all / worked toggle — switch between just your worked bunkers, or the full master list of bunkers worldwide.
5Times & last contact — how many separate days you've worked that bunker as a hunter, and the most recent date you made contact.
6Pagination bar — move between pages, and change how many rows are shown at once.
7Download buttons — export exactly what's currently filtered as a CSV spreadsheet or a formatted PDF.

2 Filtering by scheme

Use the scheme dropdown in the top-right to narrow the table to one national scheme at a time. The dropdown only lists schemes you actually have bunkers in — so if you've only ever worked UKBOTA and USBOTA bunkers, that's all you'll see there.

3 Show worked vs. show all

By default the table only shows bunkers you've personally worked (hunted) at least once. Click the green Show all button to browse the entire master list of bunkers worldwide instead — handy for finding a reference or checking a bunker's details even if you haven't worked it. Click Show worked to switch back.

In "Show all" mode, bunkers you haven't worked will simply show 0 in the Times column and a dash for the last contact date — that's expected, not an error.

4 Exporting your data

The two orange buttons under the table let you download whatever is currently shown, respecting the scheme filter and view mode:

Download CSV — a plain spreadsheet file, useful for opening in Excel or Google Sheets.

Download PDF — a nicely formatted printable table.

YOUR BUNKERS WORKED · USER GUIDE