Wednesday, September 19, 2018

True Blue DX er News


Dear fellow True Blue DXers,

When I initially thought about the True Blue DXers Club, last July, I was dreaming to have perhaps 500 members by the end of the year. Three and a half months later we stand at over 750, and new members sign up every day. This is both an indication that I had had a good idea and, especially, that the time was ripe for such an initiative.

Now, we can bask in the modest glory of our growing numbers. Or, we can look ahead and find ways to make ourselves meaningful. Let’s remember that our overall aim is to promote human-to-human DX communication using CW and SSB. Less officially, between ourselves, shall we say that we want to do all we can to keep the CW and phone sub-bands alive, so that we and others can continue enjoying our passion?

One of the ways we have to do that is to launch our own awards programme. This is no easy thing to do, mainly because there is an award for absolutely everything these days.

Still, we managed to come up with four ideas which reflect the specificity of the Club, promote DX excellence using traditional means and recognises the activity of those striving to keep up the activity on HF bands.

Here are the basic concepts:
Worked All True Blue. QSO with 10% of the current membership, as announced by the website. At the moment of writing, for instance, the membership stands at 756, so contacts with 75 different members would be required. An online members database is currently being worked on, and search facility should be available in all major log programs.

CW DX Excellence and SSB DX Excellence. QSO with 200 DXCC countries in a calendar year (365 days between first and last QSO).

MILLION MILES Award. Recognises efforts at increasing everyday CW and phone activity. Exchange WW Locators, work out the distance between stations and tally up one million miles during one calendar year but only during weekdays (in order to exclude contest QSO).

DX ULTIMATE Award. Like the ARRL Grid Square challenge, but open-end, that is no time limits, and CW/SSB only (mixed mode, no digital). Basic award at 500 Grid Squares confirmed, Honor Roll at 1,000. Honor Roll list published and regularly updated on the website, with current totals.
In order to finalise the proposals and to roll out the awards programme, we are looking for an Award Manager. Tony, IZ2ESV, who had initially volunteered, remains fully engaged with the Club, but owing to other commitments, cannot fulfill the role now.

The ideal candidate has 3/4 hours of time per week to dedicate to this activity and excellent written English communications skills. He or she must be highly organised and capable of working in autonomy. He or she will maintain regular contact with myself and Petr OK1RP, the Club President.

If you are interested, please drop a mail to peteparisetti@gmail.com with a few of paragraphs about yourself, your ham radio activity and why you think you are the right candidate.

This is obviously a volunteer position, therefore non remunerated. The selection process is completely informal – basically Petr and myself looking at any candidate we may have, perhaps have a skype chat with a couple, and then make a decision.

We hope to hear from at least some of you!

Meanwhile, thank you for your continued support.

73 Pete MM0TWX
TBDXC Founder and COO



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425 DX Group News

15 September 2018                                         A.R.I. DX Bulletin
                                   No 1428

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                          Edited by  I1JQJ & IK1ADH
                        Direttore Responsabile  I2VGW

3DA    - Pista, HA5AO will be active as 3DA0AO from eSwatini (Swaziland)  on
         16-28 September  [425DXN 1419].  He  will  set up  the  station  on
         Saturday, and plans to enter  the  Africa All Mode International DX
         Contest [425DXN 1427]  in the  SOAB HP CW only category.  After the
         contest he will operate mostly CW, RTTY and FT8  (Fox & Hound mode)
         on 80-10 metres.  If the Internet is available, he will upload  the
         log in real time  to the logsearch and  OQRS system  on his website
         (https://www.ha5ao.com/).  QSL via OQRS  (preferred),  or via  home
         call.  The complete log will be uploaded to LotW  six months  after
         the DXpedition.  Pista is paying all expenses  from personal funds.
         Any donations received through  his website will  be used only  for
         humanitarian purposes  (food, clothing, and school supplies for the
         orphaned and at risk children). [TNX K5GS]
DU     - Bill, G0CXF will be active as DU7/G0CXF from the Camotes Islands in
         Central Visayas, Philippines starting around  20 September  "for at
         least 6 months".  He will operate SSB and PSK mainly  on 80, 40, 20
         and 6 metres.  The Camotes  include the islands  of  Poro (OC-129),
         Pacijan (OC-129), Ponson (OC-129) and Tulang.
EL     - Eric EL2EF,  Col MM0NDX and  Jonathan MM0OKG  plan to be active  as
         EL2EL/4  from  Telengbe Island (AF-111,  new one for IOTA)  on  5-9
         November. This activity is dependent on weather and sea conditions.
         They will be  QRV with up  to three stations  on  40, 30, 20 and 17
         metres, but "also will check propagation  on other bands".  QSL via
         Club Log's OQRS, LoTW or via M0SDV.  This is a "charity DXpedition"
         and  all  donations  will  be  used  to help  MAF (Mission Aviation
         Fellowship)  continue  to  provide humanitarian flight  service  in
         Liberia. See https://af111newiota.wordpress.com/ for more  details.
         [TNX DX World]
F      - The Bergmann family will be  active  from  the  St. Marcouf Islands
         (EU-081) on  20-22 September.  Look  for  Emil F/DL8JJ/p,  his wife
         Verjy F/DL9JJ/p and their 11-year-old daughter  Laura F/DL2JJ/p  to
         operate SSB, CW and FT8 on 80-10 metres.  QSLs via  the  bureau  to
         home calls. [TNX DX World]
FY     - Manfred, FY/DL5FAB [425DXN 1426] will  be  active  from  Ile Royale
        (SA-020), French Guiana on 15-16 September.  He is likely to operate
         mainly CW  and  FT8  on  40-10 metres.  QSL via home call.  [TNX DX
         World]
HP     - Hans HB9BXE,  Nicola  I0SNY,  Elvira  IV3FSG,  Florian  OE3FTA  and
         Alexandru YO8SS will be active as H88X from  Playa Farallon, Panama
         from 24 September  to  9 October.  They will  operate  SSB, CW  and
         digital modes  on various bands.  QSL via I0SNY (direct) or  9A5URI
         (bureau).
OE     - A number of special callsigns with the prefix  OE18 w ill be active
         between 21 September and 1 October  for the  UCI Road Cycling World
         Championships that will  take place  in  Innsbruck-Tirol (Austria).
         For instance,  Club stations  OE7XKJ and  OE7XWI will be active  as
         OE18XKJ  and  OE18XWI  respectively,  OE4VIE as OE18VIE,  OE1SGU as
         OE18SGU and OE5EGN as OE18EGN. See qrz.com for QSL routes.
VE     - Chris, VE6CMV will  be active  as  VO2VC  from  Goose Bay, Labrador
         (Zone 2) from 27 September to 4 October, including an entry in  the
         CQ WW DX RTTY Contest.  He will operate  SSB, RTTY and FT8 on  80-6
         metres.  QSL via LoTW,  or via VE6CMV (direct or bureau).  [TNX The
         Daily DX]

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                         ****  GOOD TO KNOW ... ****
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                          Edited by  I1JQJ & IK1ADH
                        Direttore Responsabile  I2VGW

Access to the main functions of www.425dxn.org is provided by the 425DXN App
for Android. It is available on Google Play - free of charge, no ads. Enjoy!

3Y0Z ---> "We are happy to announce that our 3Y0Z Bouvet sea container is on
its way home", Bob, K4UEE posted to qrz.com's 3Y0Z page on 10 September. "It
should arrive in Chicago on September 26 then be moved to K9CT's QTH shortly
thereafter. All associated costs have been paid. Craig K9CT says he will get
all  the loaned  items/equipment  back  to our  sponsors quickly  and  those
shipping costs will then be paid.
From  my  perspective, we will  then  have  all the expenses  paid  and  can
determine  the amount  of  refund  available  to  DX Clubs,  DX Foundations,
individual supporters and our team.
As  previously  mentioned, there  will  be  several  options  available  for
everyone to consider when deciding what to do with their refund. PLS QRX!"

RI0B --- > Owing to an incoming storm, the RI0B  had to change  their plans.
They landed on Tyrtov Island (AS-121) and were QRV on 10-12 September  while
waiting for the storm to subside. Then they set sail to the  Firnley Islands
(AS-054), and started operations on 13 September.  Plans are to be QRV until
the 15th, and to leave the island on 16 September. Their next destination is
Nansen Island (AS-104).  QSL via  Club Log's OQRS;  the  direct links can be
found on https://www.qrz.com/db/ri0b.

VK9XX ---> The  Christmas Island Amateur Radio Club (VK9XX)  is  the  latest
Affiliated  club  to  the  Wireless  Institute  of  Australia.  It  welcomes
DXpeditioners  to  the  island, and  can assist  with  equipment  needs  and
location  options.  The  club  station  is  also  available  for hire.  More
information on https://www.christmas.net.au/experiences/amateur-radio.html.

+ SILENT KEY + Mustapha Landoulsi, DL1BDF passed away on  10 September  aged
75. A former airline pilot and first licenced  in 1974 as DJ0KO,  he was the
DARC International Affairs Committee's Coordinator for Arabic countries.  He
participated  in  several  expeditions, notably  TS7N (2000 and 2003),  5A7A
(2006) and TS7C (2009), as well as 3V8DLH,  A43DLH,  A65DLH and  A71DLH with
the  Lufthansa Amateur Radio Club.  His motto was  "One World, One Language:
Amateur Radio".

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                        Direttore Responsabile  I2VGW

===================================================================
CALL        MANAGER     CALL        MANAGER     CALL        MANAGER
===================================================================
3B9FR       M0OXO       EH2SDC      EA1AUM      OM100CSR    OM2FY
3DA0AQ      EA5GL       EH3SDC      EA1AUM      ON44WAR     ON7RY
3G4NU       CE4CNU      EH4SDC      EA1AUM      OS8A        ON8VK
4E1A        9V1KG       EH5SDC      EA1AUM      OT35PRA     ON4PRA
4L2M        EA7FTR      EH6SDC      EA1AUM      P3X         5B4AMM
4U1GSC      9A2AA       EH7SDC      EA1AUM      PF2018DOK   PA0MBD
4X0T        4Z5FI       EH8SDC      EA1AUM      PT8CW       PY4KL
8S0C        SM0MPV      EH9SDC      EA1AUM      PY5ZHP      SP7CVW
8T8S        VU2AE       EI0DXG      M0OXO       R1293W      UA1CDA
9K2BS       A61BK       EK8ZZ       EK7DX       R140TU      RW9H
9M2TO       JA0DMV      EL2DT       EL2FM       RK1OWA/p    RZ1OA
9M4DX       JA6IDJ      EL2EF       NR6M        RY0A        RW6HS
9M6ZAE      W3HNK       EN655N      UT7NI       S550DSW     S51DSW
9V1YC       W5UE        EX0PL       SP9KAT      S590RTVS    S50E
9X9PJ       N4GNR       FR/F4HQZ    F4DXW       SN100JH     SP9MOA
A5A         JH1AJT      GB900PC     M5ATR       SN100L      SP9PKZ
A61FJ       LZ1YE       HA1973BA    HA5BA       SN100S      SP3KQV
A61FK       A61BK       HF37B       SP7PB       SN100ZHP    SP5ZIP
A61Q        EA7FTR      HF40KVW     SP5KVW      SO750W      SP6CES
AH2J        JR1VAY      HG10MEGYER  HA5KDR      SP0PILKON   SP3ZBY
AO1IBR      EA4URE      HG480UD     HA0NAR      SP100PAZ    SP6PAZ
BV30R       BM2JCC      HS0ZNP      IW1PQI      SP145PFT    SP5KCR
C31CT       EA3QS       IE9A        IT9YVO      SX2IMA/p    SV2JAO
CO8LY       EA7ADH      II0IADC     IZ0FVD      T32AH       DL2AH
CR3W        DL5AXX      II0IANI     IZ0EUX      T32AZ       KH6QJ
CX6DZ       EA5GL       II2IARD     I2QIL       T88PB       JA0JHQ
DT17IARU    HL1IWD      II4LNZ      IQ4FE       TF/VE2DX    VE2STN
DU1IST/9    JA1HGY      II9IHPM     9A5URI      TM1MAD      F5KLJ
DU3LA       W3HNK       IQ1IM       IK1NEG      TM1VG       F4FCE
E2A         E21EIC      IQ1UA       IZ1PMC      TM220BP     F4GFE
E725ZRHB    E73Y        J68HZ       K9HZ        TM40CDXC    F5CWU
EG0SDC      EA1AUM      JT0DX       JT1CS       TM53J       F6KSU
EG1SDC      EA1AUM      JY5MM       IK2DUW      TO40CDXC    F5CWU
EG2SDC      EA1AUM      LX/OO7W     ON4AUP      TY2BP       IK2IQD
EG3SDC      EA1AUM      LY782A      LY5A        TY2CD       N4GNR
EG4SDC      EA1AUM      LY782QT     LY2QT       V26K        AA3B
EG5SDC      EA1AUM      LZ920MLC    LZ1KCP      VP2ETE      W3HNK
EG6SDC      EA1AUM      MJ/OT9Z     ON8ZL       VY2ZM       EA7HBC
EG7SDC      EA1AUM      MX0SNB      G3SVK       WH0RU       JG7PSJ
EG8BFS      EA8URV      OD5ZZ       NI5DX       XR1SDC      EA1AUM
EG8SDC      EA1AUM      OH0CO       SM6CCO      YL0JMB      YL3GBC
EG9SDC      EA1AUM      OH0JWL      DL5FF       YT0WFF      YU7CM
EH1FVN      EA1ET       OJ0DX       DL3DXX      ZP6TT       IK2DUW
EH1SDC      EA1AUM      OL100CSR    OK1MP       ZS9Z        ZS1OIN
EH2HJ       EA2IR       OL13FORT    OK2NO       ZW5B        K3IRV

DL2AH    Ulrich Krieg, OT Soellichau, Feldstr. 26, 06905 Bad Schmiedeberg,
         Germany
EL2FM    Joe Brown, 10 Oldhams Lane, Bolton, BL1 6PN, United Kingdom
II8IHBC  Michele Politano, Via IV Novembre 23, 81042 Calvi Risorta CE, Italy
IT9YVO   Antonello Scauso, Via Tenente Minniti 105, 98057 Milazzo ME, Italy
JA0JHQ   Nobuaki Hosokawa, 1458-25 Okagami, Asao-ku, Kawasaki-shi,
         Kanagawa-ken, 215-0027, Japan
JA1HGY   Nao Mashita, 8-2-4-2A Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 107-0052, Japan
JG7PSJ   Hiroyuki Kawanobe, 1-4-1 Mikamine, Taihaku-ku, Sendai-shi,
         Miyagi-ken, 982-0826, Japan
JH1AJT   Y. Zorro Miyazawa, P.O. Box 8, Oiso-machi, Naka-Gun, Kanagawa-ken,
         255-0003, Japan
WA2NYC   Wireless Association of New York City, 233 Wolverine St,
         Staten Island NY 10306-1746, USA
ZB2GI    Kevin Hewitt, P.O. Box 292, Gibraltar, GX11 1AA, Gibraltar
ZG2FK    Ernest Stagnetto, 74 Kingsway House, Alameda Estate, Gibraltar,
         GX11 1AA, Gibraltar

15 September 2018                                         A.R.I. DX Bulletin
                                   No 1428

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                           Edited by  I1JQJ & IK1ADH
                         Direttore  Responsabile I2VGW

PERIOD           CALL                                                   REF
till  15/09      4W6VA: Timor Leste (OC-148)                           1419
till  15/09      EX3NOMAD and EX3WNG: special callsigns                1426
till  15/09      PJ7/K5SL: Sint Maarten (NA-105)                       1427
till  15/09      RI0B: Firnley Islands (AS-054)                        1428
till  15/09      SV8/DK7TX: EU-052                                     1426
till  16/09      EJ0DXG: Inishmore Island (EU-006)                     1421
till  16/09      TM95KOB: special callsign (France)                    1416
till  16/09      W6A-W6U: Route 66 On The Air special event            1425
till  17/09      J68HZ: St Lucia (NA-108)                              1427
till  17/09      V26K: Antigua (NA-100)                                1427
till  18/09      FY/DL5FAB: French Guiana                              1426
till  18/09      WH0RU: Saipan (OC-086)                                1426
till  20/09      GB250CC: special callsign (England)                   1423
till  20/09      SV5/HB9OAU: Dodecanese (EU-001)                       1425
till  21/09      EA6/G8GNI: Balearic Islands (EU-004)                  1427
till  21/09      OV2T and 5Q7DX: Vendsyssel-Thy (EU-171)               1425
till  22/09      TM40CDXC: special callsign (France)                   1419
till  23/09      8Q7EC: Maldives (AS-013)                              1426
till  24/09      3B8/PA3HGT: Mauritius (AF-049)                        1425
till  30/09      EI0DXG: Ireland (EU-115)                              1412
till  30/09      LZ920MLC: special callsign                            1392
till  30/09      VI#MARCONI: special callsigns                         1425
till  30/09      XR208A, XR208B, XR208C, XR208D: special callsigns     1425
till  01/10      T32AH: Christmas Island (OC-024), East Kiribati       1399
till  20/10      9A6DR/p: Kolocep Island (EU-016)                      1423
till  20/10      IB2RT: special callsign                               1403
till  31/10      BV50IARU: special callsign                            1414
till  31/10      HL50IARU: special callsign                            1410
till  31/10      HS50IARU: special callsign                            1414
till  31/10      OL100CSR: special event callsign                      1424
till  31/10      OM100CSR: special event callsign                      1424
till  11/11      SN100ID, SN100IP, SN100JH: special callsigns          1426
till  11/11      SN100JP, SN100L, SN100PS: special callsigns           1426
till  11/11      SN100PW, SN100RB, SN100RD, SN100S: special callsigns  1426
till  13/11      OE100: special prefix                                 1401
till  27/12      TM70ONU: special callsign (France)                    1425
till  31/12      4K100W: special callsign                              1400
till  31/12      5W20SAMOA: special callsign (Samoa, OC-097)           1392
till  31/12      9A36W and 9A61AA: special callsigns                   1391
till  31/12      DA200FWR: special callsign                            1391
till  31/12      DJ70WAE: special callsign                             1391
till  31/12      DK200MARX: special callsign                           1391
till  31/12      EI100MCV: special callsign                            1391
till  31/12      HA1973BA: special callsign                            1427
till  31/12      II2RR: special callsign                               1398
till  31/12      IR0FOC: special callsign (Sardinia)                   1394
till  31/12      LM90C, LM90HQ, LM90NRRL: special callsigns            1393
till  31/12      S590RTVS: special callsign                            1407
till  31/12      SU9JT: Egypt                                          1399
till  31/12      YT100SF and YU100WWI: special callsigns               1399
till  31/03 2019 GB100RAF: special callsign                            1404
till  March 2019 RI1ANL: Novolazarevskaya Station, Antarctica          1421
till  March 2019 RI1ANW: Novolazarevskaya Station, Antarctica          1421
till  March 2019 VK0AI: Macquarie Island (AN-005)                      1406
15/09-16/09      FY/DL5FAB: Ile Royale (SA-020)                        1428
15/09-16/09      HR2RCH: Honduras                                      1427
15/09-16/09      T71A, T71B, T71C: Sam Marino                          1427
15/09-17/09      9M4IOTA: Redang Island (AS-073), West Malaysia        1427
15/09-19/09      A35JLL: Tonga (Tongatapu, OC-049)                     1421
15/09-22/09      3W9JK: Cham Island (AS-162)                           1423
16/09-28/09      3DA0AO: eSwatini (Swaziland)                          1428
16/09/30/09      HZ88ND, 7Z88ND, 8Z88ND: special callsigns             1427
17/09-26/09      7Q7ELA: Malawi                                        1425
19/09-30/09      8Q7IP: Maldives (AS-013)                              1427
20/09-22/09      F/DL8JJ/p, F/DL9JJ/p, F/DL2JJ/p: EU-081               1428
20/09-25/09      JW/DL4APJ and JW/DJ2AX: Svalbard (EU-026)             1425
20/09-30/09      Z68UR: Kosovo                                         1427
20/09-06/10      HB0/DL5YL and HB0/DL5YM: Liechtenstein                1425
20/09-06/10      TO6OK: Mayotte (AF-027)                               1419
20/09-22/10      ZD9CW: Tristan da Cunha (AF-029)                      1427
20/09-31/12      DU7/G0CXF: OC-129                                     1428
21/09-01/10      OE18: special prefixes (Austria)                      1428
22/09-27/09      3W9JK/p: Vietnam                                      1423
24/09-28/09      HB0/ON4ANN: Liechtenstein                             1427
24/09-09/10      H88X: Panama                                          1428
25/09-09/10      KG4SS: Guantanamo Bay                                 1427
26/09-01/10      VP2V/AA7V: British Virgin Islands (NA-023)            1427
27/09-02/10      V31VP and V31CQ: Belize                               1427
27/09-04/10      VO2VC: Zone 2                                         1428
28/09-14/10      5W0GC: Samoa (OC-097)                                 1407
29/09-06/10      VK9XT: Christmas Island (OC-002)                      1417
26/09-10/10      9X0T and 9X0Y: Rwanda                                 1419
30/09-12/10      C21GJ: Nauru (OC-031)                                 1413
September        GB6GW: special callsign (England)                     1389
September        II4LNZ: special callsign                              1391
September        KH9/N7NVK: Wake Island (OC-053)                       1418
September        PF2018DOK: special callsign                           1387
September        RI0B: Nansen Island (AS-104)                          1428
September        RI0B: Scott-Hansen Islands (AS-068)                   1428
September        RI0B: Arkticheskogo Instituta Islands (AS-087)        1428
September        RI0B: Sibirjakov Island (AS-005)                      1428
September        RI0BC: Bolshevik Island (AS-042)                      1427
September        RK1OWA/p: Solovetsky Islands (EU-066)                 1427
September        VY0BRR: Baffin Island (NA-047)                        1420
01/10-12/10      ZA5V: Albania                                         1425
01/10-31/10      LZ1545POA: special callsign                           1392
02/10-29/10      WH8/DL2AH: Ofu Island (OC-077), American Samoa        1399
05/10-07/10      TM95KOB: special callsign (France)                    1416
06/10-16/10      E6Y: Niue (OC-040)                                    1415
09/10-21/10      TT8KO: Chad                                           1425
10/10-06/11      V47JA: St Kitts (NA-104)                              1427
15/10-04/11      YJ0GC: Efate (OC-035), Vanuatu                        1407
16/10-22/10      EA9/W1XGI: Melilla                                    1425
16/10-22/10      ZL7X: Chatham Islands (OC-038)                        1425
17/10-30/10      VK9XG: Christmas Island (OC-002)                      1423
18/10-21/10      YB46SEA: special event station                        1411
19/10-29/10      4V7R: Haiti (NA-096)                                  1423
20/10-03/11      VP6D: Ducie Island (OC-182)                           1427
22/10-30/10      XT2SZZ: Burkina Faso                                  1423
26/10-06/11      Z23MD: Zimbabwe                                       1411
October          GB6FWW: special callsign (England)                    1389
October          II4OER: special callsign                              1391
October          PF2018WOR: special callsign                           1387
October          VY0BRR: Baffin Island (NA-047)                        1420
01/11-30/11      LZ33MM: special callsign                              1392
03/11-06/11      VK9XQ: Christmas Island (OC-002)                      1405
05/11-09/11      EL2EL/4: Telengbe Island (AF-111)                     1428
06/11-10/11      VK9CH: Cocos (Keeling) Islands (OC-003)               1405
07/11-14/11      V47FWX: St Kitts (NA-104)                             1423
09/11-12/11      TM100ARM: special callsign (France)                   1418
10/11-11/11      GB0AD: special callsign (England)                     1389
10/11-17/11      VK9XQ: Christmas Island (OC-002)                      1405
16/11-18/11      TM95KOB: special callsign (France)                    1416
November         GB8GW: special callsign (England)                     1389
November         II4HNR: special callsign                              1391
November         PF2018STA: special callsign                           1387
November         VY0BRR: Baffin Island (NA-047)                        1420
01/12-31/12      LZ532PSO: special callsign                            1392
December         II4FRD: special callsign                              1391
December         PF2018xxx: special callsigns                          1387
December         VY0BRR: Baffin Island (NA-047)                        1420
TBA              3Y0I: Bouvet Island                                   1418
TBA              DX8MAP: Mapun Island (OC-105)                         1396
TBA              DX8TT: Tawi Tawi (OC-174)                             1396
TBA              VK6BP/p: Cockatoo Island (OC-071)                     1411

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This Weeks Contests by WA7BNM

THIS WEEK'S CONTESTS
                        Compiled by Bruce Horn, WA7BNM

                           September 17 - 24, 2018 Edition

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This e-mail is divided into three sections:
- Details of this week's contests
- List of following week's contests
- Contest log submittal addresses and deadlines for recent contests

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THIS WEEK'S CONTESTS:
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Run for the Bacon QRP Contest: 0100Z-0300Z, Sep 17
 Geographic Focus: Worldwide
 Participation: Worldwide
 Mode: CW
 Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10m
 Classes: Single Band
          All Band
 Max power: 5 watts
 Exchange: RST + (state/province/country) + (Member No./power)
 Work stations: Once per band
 QSO Points: 1 point per QSO with non-member
             3 points per QSO with member on same continent
             5 points per QSO with member on different continent
 Multipliers: Each state, province, or country once
              Multiply mults by 2 if >50 members worked
 Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
 Submit logs by: September 23, 2018
 E-mail logs to: (none)
 Upload log at: http://qrpcontest.com/pigrun/autolog.php
 Mail logs to: (none)
 Find rules at: http://qrpcontest.com/pigrun/

144 MHz Fall Sprint: 1900 local - 2300 local, Sep 17
 Geographic Focus: North America
 Participation: North America
 Mode: not specified
 Bands: 2m Only
 Classes: Single Op
          Rover
 Exchange: 4-character grid square
 QSO Points: 1 points per QSO
 Multipliers: Each grid square
 Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
 Submit logs by: October 1, 2018
 E-mail logs to: (none)
 Post log summary at: http://www.3830scores.com/
 Mail logs to: Bruce Randall
               928 Falls Rd.
               Rock Hill, SC 29730
 Find rules at: http://svhfs.org/2018_SVHFS_FallSprints.pdf

Phone Fray: 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 19
 Geographic Focus: North America
 Participation: Worldwide
 Mode: SSB
 Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15m
 Classes: Single Op
 Max power: 100 watts
 Exchange: NA: Name + (state/province/country)
           non-NA: Name
 Work stations: Once per band
 QSO Points: NA station: 1 point per QSO
             non-NA station: 1 point per QSO with an NA station
 Multipliers: Each US state (including KH6/KL7) once per band
              Each VE province/territory once per band
              Each North American country (except W/VE) once per band
 Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
 Submit logs by: 0300Z September 21, 2018
 E-mail logs to: (none)
 Post log summary at: http://www.3830scores.com
 Mail logs to: (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.perluma.com/Phone_Fray_Contest_Rules.pdf

CWops Mini-CWT Test: 1300Z-1400Z, Sep 19 and 1900Z-2000Z, Sep 19 and 0300Z-0400Z, Sep 20
 Geographic Focus: Worldwide
 Participation: Worldwide
 Awards: Worldwide
 Mode: CW
 Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10m
 Classes: Single Op (QRP/Low/High)
 Max power: HP: >100 watts
            LP: 100 watts
            QRP: 5 watts
 Exchange: Member: Name + Member No.
           non-Member: Name + (state/province/country)
 Work stations: Once per band
 QSO Points: 1 point per QSO
 Multipliers: Each call once
 Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
 Submit logs by: 0400Z September 22, 2018
 Post log summary at: http://www.3830scores.com
 Mail logs to: (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.cwops.org/cwt.html

RSGB 80m Autumn Series, CW: 1900Z-2030Z, Sep 19
 Geographic Focus: United Kingdom
 Participation: Worldwide
 Mode: CW
 Bands: 80m Only
 Classes: 100W
          10W
 Exchange: [other station's call] + [your call] + [serial no.] + [your name]
 QSO Points: 1 point per QSO
 Multipliers: (none)
 Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points
 Submit logs by: 2359Z September 22, 2018
 Upload log at: http://www.rsgbcc.org/cgi-bin/hfenter.pl
 Mail logs to: (none)
 Find rules at: https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rules/2018/rautumn.shtml

NAQCC CW Sprint: 0030Z-0230Z, Sep 20
 Geographic Focus: Worldwide
 Participation: Worldwide
 Mode: CW
 Bands: 80, 40, 20m
 Classes: (none)
 Max power: 5 watts
 Exchange: RST + (state/province/country) + (NAQCC No./power)
 Work stations: Once per band
 QSO Points: 1 point per QSO with non-member
             2 points per QSO with member
 Multipliers: Each state, province, or country once
              Key Type Mult: 2x if straight key, 1.5x if bug, 1x if other
 Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults x key type mult
 Submit logs by: 2359Z September 23, 2018
 E-mail logs to: naqcc33[at]windstream[dot]net
                 jcoreyc[at]gmail[dot]com
 Upload log at: http://naqcc.info/sprint_submit_log.html
 Mail logs to: (none)
 Find rules at: http://naqcc.info/sprint/sprint201809.html

NCCC RTTY Sprint: 0145Z-0215Z, Sep 21
 Geographic Focus: North America
 Participation: Worldwide
 Mode: RTTY
 Bands: (see rules)
 Classes: (none)
 Exchange: Serial No. + Name + QTH
 Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
 Submit logs by: September 23, 2018
 E-mail logs to: (none)
 Post log summary at: http://www.3830scores.com/
 Mail logs to: (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.ncccsprint.com/rttyns.html

NCCC Sprint Ladder: 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 21
 Geographic Focus: North America
 Participation: Worldwide
 Mode: CW
 Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10, 6m
 Classes: Single Op
 Max power: 100 watts
 Exchange: Serial No. + Name + QTH
 Work stations: Once per band
 QSO Points: NA station: 1 point per QSO
             non-NA station: 1 point per QSO with an NA station
 Multipliers: Each US state (including KL7 and KH6) once per band
              Each VE province once per band
              Each North American country (except W/VE) once per band
 Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
 Submit logs by: September 23, 2018
 E-mail logs to: (none)
 Post log summary at: http://www.3830scores.com/
 Mail logs to: (none)
 Find rules at: http://ncccsprint.com/ladder.html

AGB NEMIGA Contest: 2100Z-2400Z, Sep 21
 Geographic Focus: Worldwide
 Participation: Worldwide
 Mode: CW, SSB, Digital
 Bands: 80m Only
 Classes: Single Op (CW/SSB/Mixed)
          Single Op Mixed QRP
          Multi-Op
          Digital
          One Hour
          SWL
 Exchange: AGB Member: RST + QSO No. + Member No.
           non-Member: RST + QSO No.
 Work stations: Once per mode per 15-minute period (see rules)
 QSO Points: 1 point per QSO with same continent
             3 points per QSO with different continent
             5 points per QSO with AGB member
 Multipliers: Each AGB member once
              Each DXCC/WAE country once
 Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
 Submit logs by: October 21, 2018
 E-mail logs to: eu1eu[at]mail[dot]ru
 Mail logs to: Igor "Harry" Getmann, EU1EU
               P.O.Box 143
               Minsk 220005
               BELARUS
 Find rules at: http://www.ev5agb.com/contest/agb_nemiga.htm

FOC QSO Party: 0000Z-2359Z, Sep 22
 Geographic Focus: Worldwide
 Participation: Worldwide
 Mode: CW
 Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10, VHF
 Classes: Single Op
 Exchange: FOC-Member: RST + Name + Member No.
           non-Members: RST + Name
 Work stations: Once per band
 QSO Points: 1 point per QSO
 Multipliers: (none)
 Score Calculation: FOC-Member: Score = Total QSOs/Total Member QSOs
                    non-Member: Score = Total Member QSOs
 Submit logs by: October 6, 2018
 E-mail log summary to: kz5d[at]aol[dot]com
 Mail logs to: (none)
 Find rules at: http://g4foc.org/qsoparty/

UK/EI DX Contest, SSB: 1200Z, Sep 22 to 1200Z, Sep 23
 Geographic Focus: Worldwide
 Participation: Worldwide
 Mode: SSB
 Bands: 80, 40, 20, 15, 10m
 Classes: Single Op Unconnected (24/12)(QRP/Low/High)
          Single Op Connected (24/12)(QRP/Low/High)
          Multi-Single (QRP/Low/High)
 Max power: HP: >100W
            LP: 100W
            QRP: 5W
 Exchange: UK/EI: RS + Serial No. + District Code
           DX: RS + Serial No.
 QSO Points: (see rules)
 Multipliers: Each DXCC country once per band
              Each UK/EI district once per band
 Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
 Submit logs by: 1200Z September 24, 2018
 Upload log at: http://logs.ukeicc.com/cgi-bin/hfenter.pl?Contest=DX%20SSB%20Contest
 Mail logs to: (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.ukeicc.com/which-contest/uk-ei-dx-contest-rules

Maine QSO Party: 1200Z, Sep 22 to 1200Z, Sep 23
 Geographic Focus: United States/Canada state/province QSO party
 Participation: Worldwide
 Mode: CW, Phone
 Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10m
 Classes: Single Op (QRP/Low/High)
          Single Op Mobile (Low)
          Multi-Single (Low/High)
          Multi-Multi
 Max power: HP: >100 watts
            LP: 100 watts
            QRP: 5 watts
 Exchange: ME: RS(T) + county
           non-ME: RS(T) + (state/province/"DX")
 Work stations: Once per band per mode
 QSO Points: 2 points per QSO with ME stations
             1 point per QSO with non-ME stations
 Multipliers: ME counties, states, provinces, DXCC countries once per band per mode
 Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
 Submit logs by: October 8, 2018
 E-mail logs to: maineqsoparty[at]gmail[dot]com
 Mail logs to: Wireless Society of Southern Maine
               Maine QSO Party
               c/o Thom Watson
               P.O. Box 6833
               Scarborough, ME 04074
               USA
 Find rules at: http://www.ws1sm.com/MEQP.html

AGCW VHF/UHF Contest: 1400Z-1700Z, Sep 22 (144) and 1700Z-1800Z, Sep 22 (432)
 Geographic Focus: Europe
 Participation: Europe
 Mode: CW
 Bands: 144 MHz, 432 MHz
 Classes: Single Op
 Max operating hours: 3 hours: 144 MHz
                      2 hours: 432 MHz
 Max power: A: 5W
            B: 5-50W
            C: >50W
 Exchange: RST + "/" + Serial No. + "/" Power class + "/" + 6-character grid locator
 Work stations: Once per band
 QSO Points: 1 point per km per QSO
 Multipliers: (none)
 Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points
 Submit logs by: October 8, 2018
 E-mail logs to: vhf-uhf[at]agcw[dot]de
 Mail logs to: Manfred Busch, DK7ZH
               Ebachstr. 13
               D-35716 Dietzhoelztal-Mandeln
               Germany
 Find rules at: http://www.agcw.org/index.php/en/contests-and-cw-activities/vhf-uhf-contest

North American SSB Sprint Contest: 0000Z-0400Z, Sep 23
 Geographic Focus: North America
 Participation: Worldwide
 Awards: North America
 Mode: SSB
 Bands: 80, 40, 20m
 Classes: Single Op (QRP/Low/High)
 Max operating hours: 4 hours
 Max power: HP: 1500 watts
            LP: 100 watts
            QRP: 5 watts
 Exchange: [other station's call] + [your call] + [serial no.] + [your name] + [your state/province/country]
 Work stations: Once per band
 QSO Points: NA station: 1 point per QSO
             non-NA station: 1 point per QSO with an NA station
 Multipliers: Each US state + DC (including KL7 and KH6) once
              Each VE province once
              Each North American country (except W/VE) once
 Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
 Submit logs by: 0400Z September 30, 2018
 E-mail logs to: (see rules, web upload preferred)
 Upload log at: http://ssbsprint.com/submit-log/
 Mail logs to: Robert Hayes, KW8N
               9192 Bender Rd
               N. Ridgeville, OH 44039
               USA
 Find rules at: http://ssbsprint.com/rules/

Classic Exchange, CW: 1300Z, Sep 23 to 0700Z, Sep 24 and 1300Z, Sep 25 to 0700Z, Sep 26
 Geographic Focus: Worldwide
 Participation: Worldwide
 Mode: CW
 Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10, 6, 2m
 Classes: (see rules)
 Exchange: Name + RST + (state/province/country) + rcvr/xmtr manuf/model
 Work stations: Once per band per mode per rcr/xmtr manuf/model
 QSO Points: (see rules)
 Multipliers: (see rules)
 Score Calculation: Total score = sum(total mode QSO points x total mode mults) + Bonus Points
 Submit logs by: November 1, 2018
 E-mail logs to: k2rp[at]arrl[dot]net
 Mail logs to: K2RP
               659 Shanas Lane
               Encinitas, CA 92024
               USA
 Find rules at: http://www.classicexchange.org/sep18/Fall_2018_CX_Rules.pdf


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NEXT WEEK'S CONTESTS:
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Classic Exchange, CW                                 1300Z, Sep 23 to 0700Z, Sep 24
                                                      1300Z, Sep 25 to 0700Z, Sep 26
220 MHz Fall Sprint                                  1900 local - 2300 local, Sep 25
SKCC Sprint                                          0000Z-0200Z, Sep 26
Phone Fray                                           0230Z-0300Z, Sep 26
CWops Mini-CWT Test                                  1300Z-1400Z, Sep 26
                                                      1900Z-2000Z, Sep 26
                                                      0300Z-0400Z, Sep 27
UKEICC 80m Contest                                   2000Z-2100Z, Sep 26
RSGB 80m Autumn Series, Data                         1900Z-2030Z, Sep 27
NCCC RTTY Sprint                                     0145Z-0215Z, Sep 28
NCCC Sprint Ladder                                   0230Z-0300Z, Sep 28
ARRL EME Contest                                     0000Z, Sep 29 to 2359Z, Sep 30
CQ Worldwide DX Contest, RTTY                        0000Z, Sep 29 to 2400Z, Sep 30
Feld Hell Sprint                                     0000Z-2359Z, Sep 29
Texas QSO Party                                      1400Z, Sep 29 to 0200Z, Sep 30
                                                      1400Z-2000Z, Sep 30
Classic Exchange, Phone                              1300Z, Sep 30 to 0700Z, Oct 1
                                                      1300Z, Oct 2 to 0700Z, Oct 3
IQRP Quarterly Marathon                              0800Z, Oct 1 to 2000Z, Oct 7
ARS Spartan Sprint                                   0100Z-0300Z, Oct 2


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Please consult the individual contest rules to determine what log
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SKCC Weekend Sprintathon:   September 16, 2018
 Post web summary: http://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/weekend_sprintathon/submit-display.php
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/weekend_sprintathon/

NCCC RTTY Sprint:   September 16, 2018
 E-mail:  (none)
 Post web summary:  http://www.3830scores.com/
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.ncccsprint.com/rttyns.html

SARL Field Day Contest:   September 16, 2018
 E-mail:  contest[at]sarl[dot]org[dot]za
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.sarl.org.za/Web3/Members/DoDocDownload.aspx?X=201712180812348XdiUz5yFy.PDF

CWOps CW Open:   September 16, 2018
 E-mail:  (none)
 Upload log at:  http://www.b4h.net/cwops/
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: https://cwops.org/cwops-tests/cw-open/

NCCC Sprint Ladder:   September 16, 2018
 E-mail:  (none)
 Post web summary:  http://www.3830scores.com/
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://ncccsprint.com/ladder.html

North American Sprint, CW:   September 16, 2018
 E-mail:  (see rules, web upload preferred)
 Upload log at:  http://www.ncjweb.com/sprintlogsubmit/
 Mail:  Boring Amateur Radio Club
        50335 NW Hayward Rd
        Manning, OR 97125
        USA
 Find rules at: http://ncjweb.com/Sprint-Rules.pdf

IARU Region 1 Field Day, SSB:   September 17, 2018
 E-mail:  (none)
 Upload log at:  http://www.darc.de/der-club/referate/conteste/iaru-region-1-fieldday/logupload/ssb/
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: https://www.darc.de/der-club/referate/conteste/iaru-region-1-fieldday/en/

MI QRP Labor Day CW Sprint:   September 17, 2018
 E-mail:  n8xx[at]arrl[dot]org
 Mail:  Hank Greeb, N8XX
        5727 11 Mile Rd NE
        Rockford, MI 49341
        USA
 Find rules at: https://www.miqrp.net/contest

Feld Hell Sprint:   September 19, 2018
 Upload log at:  https://sites.google.com/site/feldhellclub/
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: https://sites.google.com/site/feldhellclub/Home/contests/sprints/hell-on-wheels-sprint

Russian Cup Digital Contest:   September 19, 2018
 Upload log at:  http://www.ua9qcq.com
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.qrz.ru/contest/detail/86.html

NRAU 10m Activity Contest:   September 20, 2018
 Upload log at:  http://ua9qcq.com/en/submit_log.php?lang=en
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.nrau.net/activity-contests/below-30mhz.html

ARRL September VHF Contest:   September 20, 2018
 E-mail:  SeptemberVHF[at]arrl[dot]org
 Upload log at:  http://contest-log-submission.arrl.org
 Web-to-Cab form: http://www.b4h.net/cabforms/arrlvhfsep_cab3.php
 Mail:  September VHF
        ARRL
        225 Main St.
        Newington, CT 06111
        USA
 Find rules at: http://www.arrl.org/september-vhf

Scandinavian Activity Contest, CW:   September 21, 2018
 Upload log at:  http://www.sactest.net/robot/
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.sactest.net/blog/rules/

Ohio State Parks on the Air:   September 22, 2018
 E-mail:  LOGS[at]ospota[dot]org
 Mail:  Ohio State Parks on the Air
        c/o Tom Parkinson, KB8UUZ
        9992 State Route 700
        Mantua, OH 44255
        USA
 Find rules at: http://ospota.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/OSPOTA-Rules2018.pdf

WAB 144 MHz QRO Phone:   September 23, 2018
 E-mail:  aebbooks[at]ntlworld[dot]com
 Mail:  Tony Beardsley, G3XKT
        14 York Avenue
        Sandiacre, Nottingham NG10 5HB
        United Kingdom
 Find rules at: http://wab.intermip.net/Contest%20Rules.php#OtherRules

BARTG Sprint 75:   September 23, 2018
 Upload log at:  http://bartg.rsgbcc.org/cgi-bin/hfenter.pl
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://bartg.org.uk/wp/bartg-sprint75-contests-2018/

Kulikovo Polye Contest:   September 23, 2018
 E-mail:  log[at]kpctest[dot]ru
 Upload log at:  http://ua9qcq.com/en/submit_log.php?lang=en
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.tularadio.ru/?pg=content/kpc-rule-en

North American Sprint, RTTY:   September 23, 2018
 E-mail:  (see rules, web upload preferred)
 Upload log at:  http://www.ncjweb.com/sprintlogsubmit/
 Mail:  Ed Muns, W0YK
        P.O. Box 1877
        Los Gatos, CA 95031-1877
        USA
 Find rules at: http://ncjweb.com/Sprint-Rules.pdf

WAE DX Contest, SSB:   September 24, 2018
 E-mail:  (none)
 Upload log at:  https://www.dxhf.darc.de/~waessblog/upload.cgi?form=referat&lang=de
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.darc.de/der-club/referate/referat-conteste/worked-all-europe-dx-contest/en/

Ohio QSO Party:   September 24, 2018
 Upload log at:  http://www.ohqp.org/index.php/submit-log/
 Mail:  Ohio QSO Party
        c/o Jim Stahl, K8MR
        30499 Jackson Rd.
        Chagrin Falls, OH 44022-1730
        USA
 Find rules at: http://www.ohqp.org/index.php/rules/

YO DX HF Contest:   September 25, 2018
 E-mail:  logs[at]yodx[dot]ro
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.yodx.ro/en/english

ALARA Contest:   September 30, 2018
 E-mail:  alaracontest[at]wia[dot]org[dot]au
 Mail:  Mrs. Marilyn Syme VK5DMS
        14/142 Marian Rd.
        Glynde SA 5070
        AUSTRALIA
 Find rules at: http://www.alara.org.au/contests/

Hawaii QSO Party:   September 30, 2018
 E-mail:  (none)
 Upload log at:  http://hawaiiqsoparty.org/LogUploads/Upload.html
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.hawaiiqsoparty.org/Rules/HQP/HQPRules-2018-A.html

AGCW Straight Key Party:   September 30, 2018
 E-mail:  htp[at]agcw[dot]de
 Mail:  Friedrich W. Fabri, DF1OY
        Birnheck 2
        D-65779 Kelkheim
        Germany
 Find rules at: http://www.agcw.org/index.php/en/contests-and-cw-activities/straight-key-party-htp

Washington State Salmon Run:   September 30, 2018
 E-mail:  salmonrun[at]wwdxc[dot]org
 Mail:  Western Washington DX Club
        P.O. Box 395
        Mercer Island, WA 98040
        USA
 Find rules at: http://www.wwdxc.org/salmonrun/salmon-run-rules/

Collegiate QSO Party:   October 1, 2018
 E-mail:  andy[at]gatorradio[dot]org
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://gatorradio.org/CQP18.pdf

New Jersey QSO Party:   October 1, 2018
 E-mail:  njqp[at]comcast[dot]net
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.k2td-bcrc.org/njqp/njqp_rules.html

Alabama QSO Party:   October 1, 2018
 E-mail:  logs[at]alabamaqsoparty[dot]org
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.alabamaqsoparty.org/

Kansas QSO Party:   October 1, 2018
 E-mail:  logs[at]ksqsoparty[dot]org
 Mail:  Kansas QSO Party
        c/o Bob Harder, W0BH
        Box 3000
        Hesston, KS 67062
        USA
 Find rules at: http://ksqsoparty.org/rules/KSQPRules2018.pdf

All Africa International DX Contest:   October 1, 2018
 E-mail:  contest[at]sarl[dot]org[dot]za
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.sarl.org.za/Web3/Members/DoDocDownload.aspx?X=201712180812348XdiUz5yFy.PDF

G3ZQS Memorial Straight Key Contest:   October 2, 2018
 E-mail:  g3zqslogs[at]fistsna[dot]org
 Mail:  Karl Zuk, N2KZ,
        15 Flintlock Ridge Rd
        Katonah, NY 10536
        USA
 Find rules at: http://www.fistsna.org/operating.html

All Asian DX Contest, Phone:   October 3, 2018
 E-mail:  aaph[at]jarl[dot]org
 Web-to-Cab form:  http://www.b4h.net/cabforms/aadxssb_cab3.php
 Mail:  JARL, All Asian DX Contest, Phone
        170-8073
        Japan
 Find rules at: https://www.jarl.org/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/2018AA_rule.htm

Tennessee QSO Party:   October 3, 2018
 E-mail:  logs[at]tnqp[dot]org
 Mail:  Tennessee QSO Party
        c/o Doug Smith, W9WI
        1389 Old Clarksville Pike
        Pleasant View, TN 37146-8098
        USA
 Find rules at: http://tnqp.org/rules/

Colorado QSO Party:   October 6, 2018
 E-mail:  coqplogs[at]ppraa[dot]org
 Mail:  Colorado QSO Party
        PO Box 16521
        Colorado Springs, CO 80935-6521
        USA
 Find rules at: http://ppraa.org/coqp

SARL VHF/UHF Digital Contest:   October 8, 2018
 E-mail:  contest[at]sarl[dot]org[dot]za
 Mail:  (none)
 Find rules at: http://www.sarl.org.za/Web3/Members/DoDocDownload.aspx?X=201712180812348XdiUz5yFy.PDF

QRP Afield:   October 15, 2018
 E-mail:  K1CL[at]arrl[dot]net
 Mail:  Chuck Ludinsky, K1CL
        6 Pracing Rd.
        Chelmsford, MA 01824-1922
        USA
 Find rules at: http://www.newenglandqrp.org/wordpress/afield/

Iowa QSO Party:   October 16, 2018
 E-mail:  iowaqsoparty[at]hotmail[dot]com
 Mail:  STORY COUNTY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
        1124 Roosevelt Ave
        Ames, IA 50010
        USA
 Find rules at: http://www.w0yl.com/IAQP

ARRL 10 GHz and Up Contest:   October 16, 2018
 E-mail:  (upload preferred)
 Upload log at:  http://contests.arrl.org/arrl10gscoresubmission.php
 Mail:  10 GHz Contest
        ARRL Contest Branch
        225 Main St.
        Newington, CT 06111
        USA
 Find rules at: http://www.arrl.org/10-ghz-up

ARRL 10 GHz and Up Contest:   October 16, 2018
 E-mail:  (upload preferred)
 Upload log at:  http://contests.arrl.org/arrl10gscoresubmission.php
 Mail:  10 GHz Contest
        ARRL Contest Branch
        225 Main St.
        Newington, CT 06111
        USA
 Find rules at: http://www.arrl.org/10-ghz-up

New Hampshire QSO Party:   October 31, 2018
 E-mail:  NHQP[at]w1wqm[dot]org
 Mail:  Port City Amateur Radio Club
        PO Box 2060
        Seabrook, NH 03874-2060
        USA
 Find rules at: http://www.w1wqm.org/nhqso/NEW_HAMPSHIRE_QSO_PARTY_RULES.pdf
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