31 August 2019 A.R.I. DX Bulletin
No 1478
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Direttore Responsabile I2VGW
PERIOD CALL REF
till 31/08 CB70E, CB70K, CB70O, CB70Y: special calls (Chile) 1473
till 31/08 KL7RRC/p: Sledge Island (NA-210) 1478
till 31/08 SN0ARCO: special callsign 1474
till 31/08 TM36V: special callsign (France) 1475
till 01/09 8A74RI/#: special callsign 1477
till 01/09 9M62MA, 9M62MB, 9M62MC: special calls (West Malaysia) 1476
till 01/09 9M62MD, 9M62MJ, 9M62MK: special calls (West Malaysia) 1476
till 01/09 9M62MM, 9M62MN, 9M62MP: special calls (West Malaysia) 1476
till 01/09 9M62MQ and 9M62MS: special calls (East Malaysia) 1476
till 01/09 9M62MR and 9M62MT: special calls (West Malaysia) 1476
till 01/09 9M62MW and 9M62MY: special calls (West Malaysia) 1476
till 01/09 HC2/IZ1HGP: Ecuador 1473
till 01/09 IQ5BL: Para-Archery Championships 1476
till 01/09 YJ8RN: Vanua Lava (OC-104) 1477
till 01/09 YP0F: Fericirii Island (EU-191) 1475
till 02/09 DJ4EL/p and DJ5TM/p: Neuwerk Island (EU-127) 1478
till 03/09 H44MI: Malaita (OC-047), Solomon Islands 1475
till 05/09 D44CH: Ilha do Sal (AF-086), Cape Verde 1478
till 05/09 OX3LX: Upernavik Island (NA-134) 1477
till 15/09 3Z1919PS, HF1919PS, SN1919PS: special callsigns 1474
till 15/09 SO1919PS, SP1919PS, SQ1919PS: special callsigns 1474
till 22/09 P29VIM: Papua New Guinea 1478
till 22/09 PA75SODS: special callsign 1476
till 24/09 H44MS: Malaita (OC-047), Solomon Islands 1468
till 25/09 PD538RNI: special callsign 1476
till 30/09 LY30BW: special callsign 1474
till 30/09 PA75OSB: special callsign 1476
till 04/10 J68HZ: St Lucia (NA-108) 1476
till 10/10 Z81D: South Sudan 1476
till 23/10 4U73B: special callsign (Italy) 1434
till October VK0HZ: Davis Station, Antarctica (AN-016) 1431
till October ZL5A: Scott Base, Ross Island (AN-011), Antarctica 1431
till 17/11 TM500LV: special callsign (France) 1465
till 02/12 IB2LV: special callsign 1477
till 31/12 8J3ICOM and 8N3ICOM: special callsigns 1476
till 31/12 9A62AA: special callsign 1452
till 31/12 Canadian National Parks On The Air (CNPOTA) 1443
till 31/12 DL70AFUG: special callsign 1447
till 31/12 DL70BRD: special callsign 1444
till 31/12 DM70GER: special callsign 1444
till 31/12 DQ1200ASP: special callsign 1443
till 31/12 DR50DIG: special callsign 1446
till 31/12 EI100YXQ: special callsign 1447
till 31/12 EI19RE: special callsign 1447
till 31/12 EN185UNIV: special callsign 1458
till 31/12 FK8CJ: New Caledonia (OC-032) 1477
till 31/12 HB90 and HB30: special prefixes (Switzerland) 1443
till 31/12 SF50CG: special callsign 1444
till 31/12 SP60DXC: special callsign 1477
till 31/12 TC10GITRAD: special callsign (Turkey) 1451
till 31/01/2020 EM1UA and EM1U: Galindez Island (AN-006), Antarctica 1450
till 30/06/2020 GB60ATG: special callsign 1473
31/08 DJ4EL/p and DJ5TM/p: Scharhoern Island (EU-127) 1478
31/08-01/09 TC113PTR: special callsign 1476
31/08-02/09 9M4IOTA: Perhentian Island (AS-073), West Malaysia 1478
31/08-04/09 TC0Z: Kefken Island (AS-159) 1478
31/08-17/09 9U3TMM: Burundi 1478
August 3D2DOM: Fiji 1473
August HO1D: special callsign (Panama) 1473
August II4BRD: special callsign 1444
August JW/LB2PG: Bear Island (EU-027), Svalbard 1465
August LZ304AE: special callsign 1444
01/09 DJ4EL/p and DJ5TM/p: Scharhoern Island (EU-127) 1478
01/09 VE2GT/150: Ile du Havre (NA-176) 1477
01/09-05/09 ES0KA: Saaremaa Island (EU-034) 1478
01/09-07/09 VE7ADA/1: NA-010 and NA-081 1477
01/09-15/09 EG1SDC-EG9SDC: special callsigns 1476
01/09-15/09 EH1SDC-EH9SDC: special callsigns 1476
01/09-24/09 LZ/R2ATP/mm: lighthouses and Flora & Fauna 1477
01/09-30/09 4U500M: special callsign (VIC, Austria) 1475
01/09-30/09 9M16KING: special event station (West Malaysia) 1478
01/09-30/11 PH100KLM: special callsign 1476
02/09-08/09 3D2VR: Fiji 1478
02/09-12/09 OY/DL1ZBO, OY/DL2VU, OY/DL5FF: Faroe Islands (EU-018) 1478
02/09-15/09 EX6QP: Kyrgyzstan 1476
02/09-18/09 TM44WFF and F4GTB/p: Flora & Fauna (France) 1477
03/09-08/09 GB4BIT: Bardsey Island (EU-124) 1478
05/09-09/09 JT7A: Mongolia 1478
06/09-09/09 K7TRI: Tillamook Rock (NA-211) 1477
06/09-09/09 T88PB: Koror (OC-009), Palau 1478
06/09-11/09 JI3DST/0 and JR8YLY/0: Sado Island (AS-206) 1478
06/09-15/09 T30L: West Kiribati (OC-017) 1474
06/09-22/09 TK19IOTA: Corsica 1475
07/09 ES2TT/3: Vormsi Island (EU-034) 1478
07/09-08/09 TM1MOON: special callsign (France) 1461
07/09-10/09 E6AN: Niue (OC-040) 1478
07/09-13/09 EA6/IU2IBU: Minorca, Balearic Islands (EU-004) 1478
07/09-14/09 PJ4/K5SL: Bonaire (SA-006) 1478
07/09-14/09 W6A-W6I: Route 66 On The Air special event 1478
07/09-14/09 W6K-W6U: Route 66 On The Air special event 1478
08/09-16/09 E51SFS: Rarotonga (OC-013), South Cooks 1477
08/09-20/09 V26K: Antigua (NA-100) 1478
08/09-21/09 9G5QU: Ghana 1477
09/09-15/09 5W0VR: Samoa 1478
13/09-16/09 EA9/DL2JRM: Ceuta & Melilla 1475
13/09-22/09 PA75OMG: special event station 1477
13/09-27/09 TM41CDXC: special callsign (France) 1477
14/09-28/09 6O7O: Somalia 1477
16/09-21/09 A35JY: Tonga 1478
16/09-25/09 C21W: Nauru (OC-031) 1474
16/09-01/10 3DA0AO: eSwatini (Swaziland) 1469
20/09-25/09 E51SFS: Aitutaki (OC-083), South Cooks 1477
20/09-05/10 HB0/DL5YL and HB0/DL5YM: Liechtenstein 1478
21/09-27/09 MD/OP2D: Isle of Man 1462
23/09-27/09 3D2VR: Fiji 1478
23/09-06/10 A35JT: Tongatapu (OC-049), Tonga 1455
28/09-02/10 WW0WWV: special event station 1477
24/09-08/10 FP/KV1J: Saint Pierre & Miquelon (NA-032) 1475
29/09-13/10 D44TWO: Sao Tiago (AF-005) 1477
30/09-11/10 A82X and A82Z: Liberia 1476
September II4GRM: special callsign 1444
September JW/LB2PG: Bear Island (EU-027), Svalbard 1465
September LZ304EW: special callsign 1444
01/10-11/10 ZK3A: Tokelau Islands (OC-048) 1478
01/10-19/10 7P8AO: Lesotho 1469
02/10-14/10 TO80SP: St. Pierre et Miquelon (NA-032) 1477
05/10-06/10 F6CUK/p: Sainte-Marguerite Island (EU-058) 1477
07/10-23/10 T30GC: Western Kiribati (OC-017) 1462
17/10-29/10 5K0K: San Andres (NA-033) 1478
18/10-23/10 3G1DX: Pajaros Rocks (SA-100) 1475
18/10-28/10 VK9NC: Norfolk Island (OC-005) 1475
18/10-01/11 VP6R: Pitcairn Island (OC-044) 1454
18/10-04/11 VK9NE: Norfolk Island (OC-005) 1475
19/10-31/10 VU7RI: Lakshadweep Islands (AS-011) 1459
20/10-01/11 D68CCC: Comoro Islands (AF-007) 1462
28/10-04/11 VK9NG: Norfolk Island (OC-005) 1475
October II4MNU: special callsign 1444
October JW/LB2PG: Bear Island (EU-027), Svalbard 1465
October LZ311HI: special callsign 1444
04/11-07/11 YJ0RRC: Gaua Island (OC-104), Vanuatu 1457
06/11-17/11 TX7T: Marquesas Islands (OC-027) 1477
08/11-13/11 YJ0RRC: Tongoa Island (OC-111), Vanuatu 1457
12/11-29/11 VK9CZ: Cocos (Keeling) Islands (OC-003) 1459
14/11-20/11 YJ0FWA: Efate Island (OC-035), Vanuatu 1457
16/11-27/11 9G5W: Ghana 1469
November II4VAL: special callsign 1444
November JW/LB2PG: Bear Island (EU-027), Svalbard 1465
November LZ365BM: special callsign 1444
December II4TIB: special callsign 1444
December LZ4408SPA: special callsign 1444
TBA 2019 3Y0I: Bouvet Island 1459
TBA 2019 T33T: Banaba Island (OC-018) 1470
04/02-18/02/2020 5I5TT and 5I4ZZ: Zanzibar Island (AF-032) 1477
21/02-05/03/2020 VP8/VP8DXU: South Orkney Islands (AN-008) 1474
March 2020 9J2LA: Zambia 1463
05/10-12/10/2020 CY0C: Sable Island (NA-063) 1463
October 2020 KH6VV/KH4: Midway Island (OC-030) 1476
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31 August 2019 A.R.I. DX Bulletin
No 1478
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Direttore Responsabile I2VGW
9M2 - The Kuala Lumpur DX Team will be active as 9M4IOTA from Perhentian
Island (AS-073), West Malaysia from 31 August to 2 September. They
will operate CW, SSB and digital modes on 40-10 metres. QSL direct
(see qrz.com for information).
9M2 - Special event station 9M16KING will be active on 1-30 September
from Kuala Lumpur, West Malaysia in celebration of the incumbent
16th constitutional monarch and head of state of Malaysia, elected
in January 2019. Activity will be on 80-10 metres CW, SSB and
digital modes. QSL direct (see qrz.com for information). [TNX The
Daily DX]
9U - Francesco, IV3TMM will be active again as 9U3TMM from Burundi from
31 August to 17 September. He will operate SSB and digital modes on
60-6 metres. QSL via Club Log's OQRS and LoTW. [TNX DX World]
D4 - David, CT7AUP (ex CT1EKU) will be active again as D44CH from Ilha
do Sal (AF-086), Cape Verde from 29 August to 5 September. He
operates SSB and FT8. QSL via LoTW and eQSL.
DL - Look for Markus, DJ4EL/p and Thorsten, DJ5TM/p to be active from
IOTA group EU-127 between 30 August and 2 September. They will
operate from Neuwerk Island (WWL JO43fv), with a side trip to
Scharhoern Island (WWL JO43fx) on 31 August and 1 September.
E6 - Andrew, OZ1XJ/OZ5E (http://www.oz5e.dk/) will be active holiday
style as E6AN from Niue (OC-040) on 7-10 September. This will be "a
'research-activation' to prepare for a 'real' DXpedtion later in
the sunspot cycle, so there will not be very much activity". He
will operate FT8, SSB and maybe some CW mainly on 40, 20 and 15
metres, plus "maybe 160, 80 and 17" and "10m if it is open".
QSL via LoTW, or direct to OZ5E.
EA6 - Alessandro, IU2IBU will be active holiday style as EA6/IU2IBU from
Minorca, Balearic Islands (EU-004) on 7-13 September. He will
operate SSB on 80-10 metres. QSL via home call (bureau or direct)
and LoTW. [TNX NG3K]
ES - Ari, OH3KAV will be active as ES0KA from Saaremaa Island (EU-034)
on 1-5 September. He will operate mainly CW and FT8 on 80-10m. QSL
via OH3KAV, bureau or direct. He will upload his log to LoTW and
Club Log.
ES - Eddie, ES2TT will be active as ES2TT/3 from Vormsi Island (EU-034)
on 7 September, starting around 8.30-9 UTC. He will operate CW and
SSB on 20 metres. QSL via home call, direct or bureau.
GW - In celebration of the Bardsey Island Trust's 40th anniversary, Rob,
MW0IBF and Brian, GW4DVB will be active as GB4BIT from Bardsey
Island (EU-124) on 3-8 September. They plan to operate on the HF
bands, 6m, 2m and 70cm using SSB, CW, FT8/FT4 and SSTV. QSL direct
only to GW4DVB.
HB0 - Look for Tina, HB0/DL5YL and Fred, HB0/DL5YM to be active once
again from Masescha, Liechtenstein from 20 September to 5 October.
They will operate CW, RTTY (during the CQ WW DX RTTY Contest) and
maybe some SSB on 160-6 metres, with a focus on the low bands for
North America in their early morning hours. They will be looking
for Asia and Oceania on the long path, as the short path is blocked
by the mountains. QSL via home calls, direct or bureau. [TNX DL5YM]
HK0_sa - The Czech DXpedition Team (OK1BOA, OK1CRM, OK1FCJ, OK1GK , OK2ZA,
OK2ZC, OK2ZI and OK6DJ, plus HK3CW) will be active as 5K0K from San
Andres (NA-033) between 17 and 29 October. They will operate CW,
SSB, RTTY and FT8 on 160-10 metres, with a focus on the low bands.
QSL via Club Log's OQRS and LoTW; traditional cards via OK6DJ
(direct or bureau). See http://www.cdxp.cz/ for further information
and QSLling policy.
JA - Take, JI3DST and Masa, JR8YLY will be active as JI3DST/0 and
JR8YLY/0 from Sado Island (AS-206) on 6-11 September. They will
operate SSB, CW, FT8 and RTTY on 80-6 metres. QSL via home calls.
[TNX DX World]
JT - RA0SMS, UA0SC, UA0SE, UA0SRQ and UA0SU will be active as JT7A from
the Khovsgol Nuur National Park, Mongolia on 5-9 September. They
will operate SSB, CW, FT8 and FT4 on the HF bands. QSL via Club
Log's OQRS, or via RA0SMS.
OY - Look for OY/DL1ZBO, OY/DL2VU and OY/DL5FF to be active from the
Faroe Islands (EU-018) on 2-12 September. They will operate SSB, CW
and digital modes, and will participate in the Russian "Radio" RTTY
WW Contest (7 September). QSL via home calls. [TNX NG3K]
P2 - Puiu, YO5BIM will be active again in is spare time as P29VIM from
Papua New Guinea between 29 August and 22 September. He operates
CW, FT8 and JT9 on all bands. QSL via home call.
PJ4 - Randy, K5SL will be active holiday style as PJ4/K5SL from Bonaire
(SA-006) on 7-14 September. He will operate mainly CW on 40, 30, 20
and 17 metres. QSL via home call. [TNX The Daily DX]
T6 - T6AA and T6A (for use during major contests) are the callsigns
issued to Robert, S53R for his operations from Kabul, Afghanistan
[425DXN 1468]. He expects to be QRV in early September, and
continue until summer 2021. He will operate mainly CW, with some
SSB and digital modes, on 160-6 metres. QSL via LoTW; an OQRS will
be organized for paper cards (direct only). Updates will be posted
to https://www.qrz.com/db/t6aa.
T8 - Nobu, JA0JHQ (http://pandasan.jimdo.com/) will be active again as
T88PB from Koror (OC-009), Palau on 6-9 September. Main activity is
likely to be during the All Asian DX SSB Contest (7-8 September).
QSL via LoTW (preferred) or direct to JA0JHQ.
TA - A team from the YM1KM Amateur Radio Club will be active as TC0Z
from Kefken Island (AS-159) from 31 August to 4 September. Four
operators (TA0TA, TA2MN, TA6CQ and TA6N) will be QRV on 160-10
metres SSB and digital modes. The log will be uploaded to loTW and
Club Log.
V2 - Bud, AA3B will be active as V26K from Antigua (NA-100) on 8-20
September. In his spare time he will operate mainly CW on the HF
bands. QSL via Club Log's OQRS, LoTW, or via home call. [TNX The
Daily DX]
W - Organized by the Citrus Belt ARC, the 20th annual Route 66 On The
Air special event celebrates the historic US Highway 66. Twenty
amateur radio stations using 1x1 callsigns (W6A-W6I and W6K-W6U)
will operate from cities along the "Mother Road" on 7-15 September.
See http://w6jbt.org/ for information about the event and QSL
routes.
PACIFIC TOUR ---> Heli, DD0VR and Bigi, DE3BWR will be active as 3D2VR from
Fiji on 2-8 September and again on 23-27 September, as 5W0VR from Samoa on
9-15 September, and as A35JY from Tonga on 16-21 September. QSL via DD0VR,
direct or bureau. [TNX The Daily DX]
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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!
4U1UN ---> The following update was posted to the United Nations Amateur
Radio Club's Facebook page on 25 August:
"We are receiving a lot of messages regarding the lack of 4U1UN (United
Nation Amateur Radio Club) activity on the bands. We will try to clear
some things about the current Club's activities.
Many of you do not know that after the renovation of the UNHQ building in
New York, the room dedicated to the recreation area, on the 41st floor,
in which the 4U1UN radio equipment was located, was transferred to the
special UN unit - Broadcast and Conference Support Section. That room now
is allocated to professional communications equipment. This was the only
room technically suitable to be used for installing our gear, with easy
access to the roof but after renovation it became off-limits for any
other services, except BCSS.
Please do not think that UNARC members gave up and are doing nothing -
believe me, almost daily communication has not been interrupted for the
past seven years. After the successful activity of 4U70UN back in 2015,
with the support of the UN Administration, we were able to secure a tiny
20-square-feet room for the Club's needs on the ground floor of the
building. For obvious reasons, no one will give us the opportunity to run
a separate coaxial cable from the ground floor to the 41st floor.
Considering the fact that the room, allocated for the Club, can be
transferred to any other place at any time, we have developed a project
for installing a remote station on the 41st floor.
The main difficulty in quick implementation of such project at the UNHQ
is not political, but administrative and organizational. The BCSS is
responsible for the security for all the UN communications equipment.
They provide the entire UN communication (including emergency etc.) to
all UN field locations around the World. There are communication
repeaters, satellite links and other equipment, access to which is
strictly limited. Only security personnel, authorized by this service,
have permission to be there. Coordination of access to this room for club
members (UN staff) at such a high level, takes several months to be
approved, and the time allowed for work is limited to only one or two
hours per visit.
If it were not for BCSS support, nothing would have been possible at all,
even the placement of the beacon station and antenna! Imagine that you
want to put a remotely controlled and unsupervised amateur radio station
in the server room of the White House special communications service, and
you will get the picture. Every time we get access - we are accompanied
by representatives of three different UN services, and only because none
of us is giving up - the process of returning the UN amateur radio
station in the air, although slowly, continues.
Now, some good news!
This Saturday [24 August 2019, ed.], several members of the UN radio
club, representatives of UN services and guests, once again got the
opportunity to continue the configuration of equipment and its
connections. Unfortunately, the assembled 19-inch rack and part of the
equipment were disconnected during delivery to the 41st floor, including
disassembling of the power amplifier. This is mainly because the BCSS
personnel needed to hand carry all the equipment several flights of
stairs to the top floor. The ACOM-2000A amplifier fully assembled is very
heavy, so its disassembling was certainly needed.
After four hours of work, the connections of the SteppIR BigIR vertical
antennas were restored, a new SDA-100 controller was installed and a
RemoteRig 1216H was connected for easy remote access. The antenna was
tested and configured. Remote access from the first floor works (special
thanks for the separately run Ethernet cable over the entire height of
the building, for the use of the Radio Club). The operation of the ACOM-
2000A amplifier with an antenna was tested.
While we were testing, we realized that our Elecraft K3 needed to be
disconnected and sent for repair. Apparently, due to the lack of the
ability to retract BigIR antenna earlier, static discharges damaged the
K3 power control board. Updating/re-installing of the K3 firmware didn't
helped. Let's hope for a speedy recovery of the transceiver after
treatment at Elecraft!
We really hope that in the very near future, after debugging and setting
up all the equipment, we will finally be able to proudly look at the work
done and begin to appear steadily on the bands; and you will be able to
get ATNO with the UNHQ!
Thanks to everyone involved, especially to James Sarte K2QI (UNARC
President), Philip Dale G6CBR (UNARC), UN Security Staff, UN BCSS Staff,
Adrian Ciuperca (KO8SCA).
To be continued!"
50MHZ ITALIAN PROVINCES CONTEST ---> The 18th edition of the 50MHz Italian
Provinces Contest, sponsored by ARI Fidenza, will be held on 15 September
from 7 to 15 UTC. Starting from this year, participation has been extended
to stations operating from outside Italy. Complete rules can be found at
http://www.arifidenza.it/contest.asp [TNX IK4CIE]
KL7RRC/P ---> The IOTA DXpedition to Sledge Island (NA-210) [425DXN 1475]
was delayed by bad weather, and started activity around 02:50 UTC on 29
August. The forecast does not look promising, and there is "strong
possibility" that the team might have to leave on 31 August, much earlier
than the expected QRT date of 2 September.
NCDXF ---> The Northern California DX Foundation (https://www.ncdxf.org/)
announced on 23 August that grants have been issued to two Pacific DXpedi-
tion teams.
"The 2019 Western Kiribati (T30L) and Nauru (C21W) DXpeditions slated for
September have been granted $5,000 from NCDXF. Team Leader Yuris, YL2GM,
has assembled another high-energy team to activate these two islands in
an exciting back-to-back operation in September. One of the operators is
Kristers, YL3JA, a 21-year old first-timer and future WRTC 2022 hopeful.
The upcoming ZK3A DXpedition slated for October 2019 has been issued a
$4,000 from NCDXF using a new grant matching program. To encourage more
European club participation in early funding raising efforts for DXpedi-
tion teams, NCDXF pledged $2,000 up-front to the ZK3A DXpedition team and
also offered to 'match' up to an additional $2,000 in pre-trip funded
grants obtained from an y EU DX Clubs or Foundations. We are happy to
report that this new grant-matching plan worked well as the ZK3A team has
received an additional $2,000 from European Clubs and Foundations in
vital up-front funding.
During the last 46 years, NCDXF has granted over $1 million to hundreds
of DXpeditions - helping to put an 'all-time-new-one' (ATNO) in the log
and make DX happen for thousands of DXers worldwide. DXpeditions to rare
entities are becoming more expensive, a trend that will continue. If you
agree with the importance of NCDXF's work, please visit our website to
study our history and to consider providing your support". [TNX AA7A]
ZK3A ---> Preparations for the 1-11 October DXpedition to Tokelau [425DXN
1471] are in the final stage (https://tokelau2019.com/). Three team members
(KO8SCA, N7QT and ZL3WW) will be arriving a week earlier than the main team
(YT1AD, UR0MC, UT5UY, K6VHF, PY2NDX, R7KW, RW7K, RX3APM, SV2BFN, UR9QQ,
US0KW, UT8IO, UX0LL, VE7NY, VK3FY, VK3GK, WD5COV) to set up the stations.
The Tokelau Islands (OC-048) consists of three atolls, and the ZK3A team
will establish an Amateur Radio Club on each of them: Atafu (ZK3RA), Fakaofo
(ZK3RF) and Nukunonu (ZK3RN). Each club will have a TS-590S and dipoles for
40 and 20m; in addition, ZK3RF's equipment will include an A3S 3-element
beam for 10, 15 and 20m, and a 800-watt linear amplifier. Power will be
provided by solar panels, but the team will also donate a 6 kVA generator to
each island. The total donation amounts to about 8,000 US$.
QSL via Club Log's OQRS (direct and bureau), or direct to YT1AD; the full
log will be uploaded to LoTW six months after the DXpedition. A free of
charge certificate issued in electronic format will be available for working
ZK3A on 3 different bands regardless of mode, or on 3 different modes
regardless of band (send your application to uz1rr[@]ukr.net). [TNX YT1AD]
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3Z1OD SP1PBT GB2LBN GM4UYZ SF50CG SM0BYD
4L/G4ENL N4GNR GB2TD GW0LIS SK4RY SM4RGD
4L1R W3HNK GB5BL GI0BJH SK50HD SM6FKF
5Q5W DL2SWW GB5HCL M0KZC SN10WFF SP5C
8S7LHJ SK7CA GB5PSL 2E0ZDX SN80FL SP2PTU
9A0HRS 9A3JB H44MI DL2GMI SN80TR SP2TMT
9A7T 9A2EU H92L HP1MRA SO1919PS SP9ZHP
9H3IT IK4ALM HB9ILLW HB9FVR SP1919PS SP9PNB
9H9SEL 9H1XT HC1E EC6DX SP60DXC SP7DQR
A65DR N4GNR HF100CC SP5PSL SV0AMS DL2MGP
AN7AL EA7URI HF670ML SP8N SV8/IW7EGQ M0OXO
AO7RL EA7KP HG30PANEU HA1KSS T41FR CO1RH
CO6WD W0SA HP2DX HP2BWJ T46LC CO6CG
CR6L CT1EXK II1CM IZ1YPF TC1LHS YM1KE
CR6LH CT1GZB IY7M IZ7XNB TM0LHG PA0HEL
CR6YLH CT2ISX KL7RRC/p N7RO TM10SRY F5KCC
CS2LH CS5LX LX/OO9O ON7SS TM17FFF F4GFE
CW1R CX1AA MM0XAU DJ6AU TM2LW F4ELJ
CW5B CX2ABC MS0INT M0SDV TM36V F5OHM
CX1T IK2DUW N2OB N2OO TM75LBJ F6KEX
CX7CO EA5GL OA4GL EA7HBC TT8JLH ZS6AAG
D73G HL4CCM OC3CH OA4O UE90AGN RZ4Z
DK5T DK5ON OJ0MR OG2M UE90PR RK1O
DM19LGS DG0ERS OJ0O OE1ZKC XF3LL EA5GL
DR10WCA DF6EX OM100MRS OM3KHT XU7AKJ JA3ULS
EG1FSA EA1RKA ON9BD ON6EF XZ2B JH3SIF
EG1LWB EA1LC OX3LX OZ0J YJ8RN NZ4DX
EH1LSI EA1AUO OZ0IL DL1UWE YP0F YO9RIJ
EI0CAR EI4JR OZ0MF DF5LW YQ0BIKE YO6KNE
EI0LHL EI5HXB PA6FUN PA3HHT YR9F YO9FNP
EM30TPU UR7TWY PA6URK PA3GNE Z21LS DE1ZHB
EN7P UT1PG PA75SODS PI4ZWN ZD8SC WB4GHY
EO65QRC UR4QZZ PH6WAL PI4WAL ZF2EZ W5SJ
GB0HL G4ARN R14MAKS UA3DJ ZS0RR PA2PGU
5H3DX Charles W. Powell, 201 North 13th Street, Louisburg KS 66053-3520,
USA
7P8JK Arnold J. Kalan, 16690 Charmel Ln, Pacific Palisades CA 90272-2210,
USA
9M4LHJ Jayakanthan M. Lachmanan, Surya 2 - G1, Jalan Cyber Suria,
Cyber Heights Villa, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
9M4LHN Rabindra Harichandra, Peti surat 73, 71007 Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia
9M4LHT PEMANCAR Terengganu, 4878 Jalan Tanjung Belor, Kampung Pengkalan
Berangan, 21040 Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu, Malaysia
DR175CW Jamie Williams, 41 Overton Lane, Hammerwich, Burntwood, WS7 0LQ,
United Kingdom
EG5VCE Manolo Sanchez Perez, Apartado Postal 173, 03660 Novelda
(Alicante), Spain
GB1OL David Wishart, Curcum, Swannay by Evie, Orkney, KW17 2NS,
United Kingdom
GB1PBL David Houlden, 29 Court Barton, Portland, DT5 2HJ, United Kingdom
JH3SIF Kiichiro Onishi, 3-19 Tomogaoka, Suma-ku, Kobe-shi, Hyogo,
654-0142, Japan
KH0/KC0W Thomas M. Callas, P.O. Box 1058, Minnetonka MN 55345, USA
KP3LH Puerto Rico Amateur Radio Team, PO Box 1179, Maunabo PR 00707, USA
N7RO Richard J. Moen, 2935 Plymouth Dr, Bellingham WA 98225, USA
NP3VI Vieques Island ARC, PO Box 1220, Vieques PR 00765, USA
RM0F Burykh Yury M,. PO Box 12, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, 693023, Russia
RV1CC Sidorov Vladimir K., PO Box 127, Sankt-Peterburg, 191186, Russia
VY2PLH George Dewar, 57 Perth Station Rd, Cardigan PE C0A 1G0, Canada
W2GSB Great South Bay ARC, PO Box 1356, West Babylon NY 11704, USA
YO9RIJ Stolnicu Petrica, CP 12 Buzau 7 Ghiseu 1, 120340 Buzau, Romania
ZB2LGT GARS, PO Box 292, Gibraltar
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Friday, August 30, 2019
Tuesday, August 27, 2019
This Weeks Contests by WA7BNM 26 August 2019
THIS WEEK'S CONTESTS
Compiled by Bruce Horn, WA7BNM
August 26 - September 2, 2019 Edition
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73 de Bruce, WA7BNM (bhorn@hornucopia.com)
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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Hawaii QSO Party: 0400Z, Aug 24 to 0400Z, Aug 26
Geographic Focus: United States/Canada state/province QSO party
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW, Phone, Digital
Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10m
Classes: Single Op (QRP/Low/High)
Multi-Single (Low/High)
Multi-Multi (Low/High)
Max power: HP: 1500 watts
LP: 100 watts
QRP: 5 watts
Exchange: HI: RS(T) + QTH
non-HI W/VE: RS(T) + (state/province)
DX: RS(T)
Work stations: Once per band per mode
QSO Points: 2 points per SSB QSO
3 points per CW/digital QSO
Multipliers: HI: Each HI QTH once
HI: Each state/province/territory/country once
non-HI: Each HI QTH once per band
Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
Submit logs by: September 30, 2019
E-mail logs to: ad6e[at]arrl[dot]net
Upload log at: http://www.b4h.net/hqp/hqpsubmitlog.php
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.hawaiiqsoparty.org/Rules/HQP/HQPRules-2019-A.html
QCX Challenge: 1300Z-1400Z, Aug 26 and 1900Z-2000Z, Aug 26 and 0300Z-0400Z, Aug 27
Geographic Focus: Worldwide
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW
Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10m
Classes: Single Op
Max power: HP: >5 watts
QRP: 5 watts
Exchange: RST + Name + (state/province/country) + Rig
Work stations: Once per band
QSO Points: 3 points per QSO with QCX station
1 point per QSO with non-QCX station
Multipliers: (none)
Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points
Submit logs by: 0400Z August 29, 2019
Post log summary at: http://www.3830scores.com
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.qrp-labs.com/party.html
SKCC Sprint: 0000Z-0200Z, Aug 28
Geographic Focus: Worldwide
Participation: Worldwide
Awards: Worldwide
Mode: CW
Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10m
Classes: (none)
Exchange: RST + (state/province/country) + Name + (SKCC No./power)
Work stations: Once per band
QSO Points: (see rules)
Multipliers: Each state, province, or country once
Score Calculation: Total score = (total QSO points x total mults) + bonus points
Submit logs by: 2359Z August 30, 2019
E-mail log summary to: (none)
Post log summary at: http://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/weekday_sprint/submit-display.php
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/weekday_sprint/
Phone Fray: 0230Z-0300Z, Aug 28
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 August 30, 2019
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, Aug 28 and 1900Z-2000Z, Aug 28 and 0300Z-0400Z, Aug 29
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 August 31, 2019
Post log summary at: http://www.3830scores.com
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: https://cwops.org/cwops-tests/
QRP Fox Hunt: 0100Z-0230Z, Aug 30
Geographic Focus: United States
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW
Bands: 20m Only
Classes: Single Op (Fox/Hound)
Max power: 5 watts
Exchange: RST + (state/province/country) + name + power output
QSO Points: 1 point per QSO
Multipliers: (none)
Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points
Submit logs by: 0230Z August 31, 2019
E-mail logs to: (see rules)
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.qrpfoxhunt.org/summer_rules.htm
NCCC RTTY Sprint: 0145Z-0215Z, Aug 30
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 1, 2019
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: 0230Z-0300Z, Aug 30
Geographic Focus: North America
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW
Bands: (see rules)
Classes: (none)
Exchange: Serial No. + Name + QTH
Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
Submit logs by: September 1, 2019
E-mail logs to: (none)
Post log summary at: http://www.3830scores.com/
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.ncccsprint.com/rules.html
Hiram Percy Maxim Birthday Celebration: 0000Z, Aug 31 to 2359Z, Sep 8
Geographic Focus: United States/Canada
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW, Phone, Digital
Bands: All, except 60, 30, 17, 12m
Classes: (none)
Exchange: W/VE: RS(T)/SNR + ARRL/RAC Section
DX: RS(T)/SNR + "DX"
Work stations: Once per band per mode
QSO Points: 1 point per QSO with non-members
2 points per QSO with ARRL members (call/150)
3 points per QSO with W1AW/150
Bonus Points: see rules
Multipliers: Each ARRL/RAC section once
Score Calculation: Total score = (total QSO points + total mults) + Bonus Points
Submit logs by: September 18, 2019
E-mail logs to: (none)
Upload log at: http://contests.arrl.org/arrlHPM150scoressubmission.php
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.arrl.org/hpm150-birthday-celebration
UK/EI DX Contest, SSB: 1200Z, Aug 31 to 1200Z, Sep 1
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)
Single Op Overlay: (Single-Element-Antenna)
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 2, 2019
Upload log at: http://logs.ukeicc.com/cgi-bin/hfenter.pl?Contest=DX%20SSB%20Contest
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: https://www.ukeicc.com/dx-contest-rules.php
World Wide Digi DX Contest: 1200Z, Aug 31 to 1200Z, Sep 1
Geographic Focus: Worldwide
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: FT4/8
Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10m
Classes: Single Op All Band (High/Low/QRP)
Single Op Single Band (High/Low/QRP)
Multi-Single (High/Low)
Multi-Two
Multi-Unlimited
Max power: HP: 1500 watts
LP: 100 watts
QRP: 5 watts
Exchange: 4-character grid square
Work stations: Once per band
QSO Points: 1 point per QSO plus 1 point per 3000 km short path distance between stations
Multipliers: Each grid field (first 2 letters of grid square) once per band
Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
Submit logs by: 2359Z September 6, 2019
E-mail logs to: (none)
Upload log at: http://ww-digi.com/logcheck/
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: https://ww-digi.com/
Colorado QSO Party: 1300Z, Aug 31 to 0400Z, Sep 1
Geographic Focus: United States/Canada state/province QSO party
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW, Phone, Digital
Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10, VHF/UHF
Classes: Single Op (CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low/High)
Multi-Single (CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low/High)
Mobile Single Op (CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low)
Mobile Multi-Op (CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low)
Portable Single Op (CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low)
Portable Multi-Op (CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low)
School(CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low/High)
Max power: HP: >150 watts
LP: 150 watts
QRP: 5 watts
Exchange: CO: Name + county
W/VE: Name + (state/province)
DX: Name + DXCC prefix
Work stations: Once per band per mode per CO county
QSO Points: 1 point per phone QSO
2 points per CW/digital QSO
Double QSO points for countries outside of W/VE
Multipliers: CO Stations: Each CO county, state, VE province, DXCC country, maritime region once per mode
Non-CO: Each county once per mode
Power: (see rules)
Score Calculation: (see rules)
Submit logs by: October 5, 2019
E-mail logs to: coqplogs[at]ppraa[dot]org
Mail logs to: Colorado QSO Party
PO Box 16521
Colorado Springs, CO 80935-6521
USA
Find rules at: http://ppraa.org/coqp
Tennessee QSO Party: 1800Z, Sep 1 to 0300Z, Sep 2
Geographic Focus: United States/Canada state/province QSO party
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW, Phone, Digital
Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10, VHF/UHF
Classes: Fixed (Single Op/Multi-Op)(CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low/High)
Mobile (Single Op/Multi-Op)(CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low/High)
Max power: HP: >150 watts
LP: 150 watts
QRP: 5 watts
Exchange: TN: RS(T) + county
non-TN: RS(T) + (state/province/country)
Work stations: Once per band per mode
QSO Points: 3 points per QSO
(see rules for bonus QSO points)
Multipliers: TN: TN counties, states, provinces, DXCC countries once per band
non-TN: TN counties once per band
Score Calculation: Total score = (total QSO points x total mults) + bonus points
Submit logs by: October 2, 2019
E-mail logs to: logs[at]tnqp[dot]org
Mail logs to: 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/
RSGB FT4 Contest Series: 1900Z-1959Z, Sep 2
Geographic Focus: United Kingdom
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: FT4
Bands: 80m Only
Classes: 100W
10W
Exchange: Signal Report + 4-character grid square
QSO Points: 1 point per km between stations (50 points if both stations in same grid)
2500 points per QSO with G#6XX and G#3DR
Multipliers: (none)
Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points
Submit logs by: 1959Z September 3, 2019
Upload log at: https://www.rsgbcc.org/cgi-bin/hfenter.pl
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rules/2019/r80m_ft4.shtml
MI QRP Labor Day CW Sprint: 2300Z, Sep 2 to 0300Z, Sep 3
Geographic Focus: Worldwide
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW
Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10, 6m
Classes: (none)
Max power: 5 Watts
Exchange: RST + (state/province/country) + (member no./power output)
Work stations: Once per band
QSO Points: 5 points per QSO with members
2 points per QSO with non-member W/VE stations
4 points per QSO with non-member DX stations
Multipliers: Each state, province or country, once per band
Bonus: multiply total points by 1.25 if xmtr or receiver is homebrew
Bonus: multiply total points by 1.5 if both xmtr and receiver are homebrew
Score Calculation: Total score = bonus multiplier x total QSO points x total mults
Submit logs by: September 16, 2019
E-mail logs to: n8xx[at]arrl[dot]org
Mail logs to: Hank Greeb, N8XX
5727 11 Mile Rd NE
Rockford, MI 49341
USA
Find rules at: https://www.miqrp.net/contest
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NEXT WEEK'S CONTESTS:
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Hiram Percy Maxim Birthday Celebration 0000Z, Aug 31 to 2359Z, Sep 8
MI QRP Labor Day CW Sprint 2300Z, Sep 2 to 0300Z, Sep 3
ARS Spartan Sprint 0100Z-0300Z, Sep 3
Phone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 4
CWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Sep 4
1900Z-2000Z, Sep 4
0300Z-0400Z, Sep 5
UKEICC 80m Contest 2000Z-2100Z, Sep 4
G3ZQS Memorial Straight Key Contest 2300Z, Sep 4 to 2300Z, Sep 6
NRAU 10m Activity Contest 1700Z-1800Z, Sep 5 (CW)
1800Z-1900Z, Sep 5 (SSB)
1900Z-2000Z, Sep 5 (FM)
2000Z-2100Z, Sep 5 (Dig)
SKCC Sprint Europe 1900Z-2100Z, Sep 5
NCCC RTTY Sprint 0145Z-0215Z, Sep 6
NCCC Sprint 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 6
All Asian DX Contest, Phone 0000Z, Sep 7 to 2400Z, Sep 8
Russian RTTY WW Contest 0000Z-2359Z, Sep 7
Wake-Up! QRP Sprint 0600Z-0629Z, Sep 7
0630Z-0659Z, Sep 7
0700Z-0729Z, Sep 7
0730Z-0800Z, Sep 7
SKCC Weekend Sprintathon 1200Z, Sep 7 to 2400Z, Sep 8
IARU Region 1 Field Day, SSB 1300Z, Sep 7 to 1259Z, Sep 8
RSGB SSB Field Day 1300Z, Sep 7 to 1300Z, Sep 8
Nebraska QSO Party 1300Z, Sep 7 to 0100Z, Sep 8
Ohio State Parks on the Air 1400Z-2200Z, Sep 7
AGCW Straight Key Party 1600Z-1900Z, Sep 7
PODXS 070 Club Jay Hudak Memorial 80m Sprint 2000Z, Sep 7 to 2000Z, Sep 8
North American Sprint, CW 0000Z-0400Z, Sep 8
WAB 144 MHz QRO Phone 1000Z-1400Z, Sep 8
4 States QRP Group Second Sunday Sprint 0000Z-0200Z, Sep 9
RSGB 80m Autumn Series, SSB 1900Z-2030Z, Sep 9
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CONTEST LOG SUBMITTAL DEADLINES FOR RECENT CONTESTS
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Please consult the individual contest rules to determine what log
documentation must be submitted (i.e. summary sheet, dupe sheets, etc.).
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SCC RTTY Championship: August 27, 2019
E-mail: (none)
Upload log at: http://lea.hamradio.si/scc/rtty/rtty_log_submission.htm
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: http://lea.hamradio.si/scc/rtty/rttyrules.htm
QCX Challenge: August 29, 2019
Post web summary: http://www.3830scores.com
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.qrp-labs.com/party.html
Russian District Award Contest: August 31, 2019
E-mail: rx3rc[at]rdaward[dot]org
Upload log at: http://ua9qcq.com/en/submit_log.php
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: http://rdaward.org/rdac1.htm
YARC QSO Party: August 31, 2019
E-mail: contests[at]yarc[dot]world
Upload log at: (see rules)
Mail: (see rules)
Find rules at: https://yarc.world/events/contests/2019/05/05/summer-qso-party-2019/
Portugal Day Contest: September 1, 2019
E-mail: rep-concursos[at]rep[dot]pt
Mail: REP – Rede dos Emissores Portugueses
Manager de Concursos e Diplomas
Avenida Yasser Arafar nº 4 A
2770-375 Amadora
Portugal
Find rules at: http://www.rep.pt/portugal_day_contest/rules.html
SARL HF CW Contest: September 1, 2019
E-mail: zs4bfn[at]mweb[dot]co[dot]za
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.sarl.org.za/Web3/Members/DoDocDownload.aspx?X=201812010726248P1Jfp4GJT.PDF
NJQRP Skeeter Hunt: September 1, 2019
E-mail: w2lj[at]arrl[dot]net
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: https://www.qsl.net/w2lj/
Keyman's Club of Japan Contest: September 5, 2019
E-mail: 2019kcjtest[at]kcj−cw[dot]com
Upload log at: https://www.kcj-cw.com
Mail: T.Nakamura
4-7 Shinden-Nakamachi
Daito, 574-0056, Osaka
Japan
Find rules at: https://www.kcj-cw.com/contest/19_kcj_contest_rule_e.pdf
50 MHz Fall Sprint: September 7, 2019
E-mail: NT4RT[at]ARRL[dot]net
Post web summary: http://www.3830scores.com/
Mail: Bruce Randall
928 Falls Rd.
Rock Hill, SC 29730
Find rules at: http://svhfs.org/2019FallSprintRules.pdf
CVA DX Contest, CW: September 9, 2019
E-mail: (none)
Upload log at: http://cvadx.org/logcheck/
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: https://cvadx.org/regulamento-versao-1-2/
CVA DX Contest, SSB: September 9, 2019
E-mail: (none)
Upload log at: http://cvadx.org/logcheck/
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: https://cvadx.org/regulamento-versao-1-2/
Maryland-DC QSO Party: September 10, 2019
E-mail: MDCQSOP[at]w3vpr[dot]org
Upload log at: https://www.w3vpr.org/MDCQSOPentry
Mail: MDC QSO Party
P.O. Box 308
Davidsonville, MD 21035
USA
Find rules at: http://w3vpr.org/mdcqsop/
SARTG WW RTTY Contest: September 12, 2019
E-mail: sm7bhm[at]telia[dot]com
Upload log at: http://ua9qcq.com/en/submit_log.php
Mail: SARTG Contest Manager
Ewe Hakansson, SM7BHM
Pilspetsvagen 4
SE-29166 Kristianstad
Sweden
Find rules at: http://www.sartg.com/contest/wwrules.htm
MMMonVHF/DUBUS 144 MHz Meteorscatter Sprint Contest: September 15, 2019
E-mail: mssprint[at]mmmonvhf[dot]de
Mail: A.F. Veldhuijsen, PA4EME
Westlandstraat 9
6137 KE Sittard
The Netherlands
Find rules at: http://www.mmmonvhf.de/ctestinfo.php
Ohio QSO Party: September 23, 2019
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 24, 2019
E-mail: logs[at]yodx[dot]ro
Upload log at: http://86.34.67.56:8080/WebEditor/app
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.yodx.ro/
ALARA Contest: September 30, 2019
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, 2019
E-mail: ad6e[at]arrl[dot]net
Upload log at: http://www.b4h.net/hqp/hqpsubmitlog.php
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.hawaiiqsoparty.org/Rules/HQP/HQPRules-2019-A.html
W/VE Islands QSO Party: September 30, 2019
E-mail: ns4j[at]usislands[dot]org
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: http://usislands.org/qso-party-rules/
Kansas QSO Party: October 1, 2019
E-mail: logs[at]ksqsoparty[dot]org
Mail: Kansas QSO Party
c/o Bob Harder, W0BH
PO Box 746
Hesston, KS 67062
USA
Find rules at: http://ksqsoparty.org/rules/KSQPRules2019.pdf
ARRL 10 GHz and Up Contest: October 22, 2019
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
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Compiled by Bruce Horn, WA7BNM
August 26 - September 2, 2019 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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Hawaii QSO Party: 0400Z, Aug 24 to 0400Z, Aug 26
Geographic Focus: United States/Canada state/province QSO party
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW, Phone, Digital
Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10m
Classes: Single Op (QRP/Low/High)
Multi-Single (Low/High)
Multi-Multi (Low/High)
Max power: HP: 1500 watts
LP: 100 watts
QRP: 5 watts
Exchange: HI: RS(T) + QTH
non-HI W/VE: RS(T) + (state/province)
DX: RS(T)
Work stations: Once per band per mode
QSO Points: 2 points per SSB QSO
3 points per CW/digital QSO
Multipliers: HI: Each HI QTH once
HI: Each state/province/territory/country once
non-HI: Each HI QTH once per band
Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
Submit logs by: September 30, 2019
E-mail logs to: ad6e[at]arrl[dot]net
Upload log at: http://www.b4h.net/hqp/hqpsubmitlog.php
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.hawaiiqsoparty.org/Rules/HQP/HQPRules-2019-A.html
QCX Challenge: 1300Z-1400Z, Aug 26 and 1900Z-2000Z, Aug 26 and 0300Z-0400Z, Aug 27
Geographic Focus: Worldwide
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW
Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10m
Classes: Single Op
Max power: HP: >5 watts
QRP: 5 watts
Exchange: RST + Name + (state/province/country) + Rig
Work stations: Once per band
QSO Points: 3 points per QSO with QCX station
1 point per QSO with non-QCX station
Multipliers: (none)
Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points
Submit logs by: 0400Z August 29, 2019
Post log summary at: http://www.3830scores.com
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.qrp-labs.com/party.html
SKCC Sprint: 0000Z-0200Z, Aug 28
Geographic Focus: Worldwide
Participation: Worldwide
Awards: Worldwide
Mode: CW
Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10m
Classes: (none)
Exchange: RST + (state/province/country) + Name + (SKCC No./power)
Work stations: Once per band
QSO Points: (see rules)
Multipliers: Each state, province, or country once
Score Calculation: Total score = (total QSO points x total mults) + bonus points
Submit logs by: 2359Z August 30, 2019
E-mail log summary to: (none)
Post log summary at: http://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/weekday_sprint/submit-display.php
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/weekday_sprint/
Phone Fray: 0230Z-0300Z, Aug 28
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 August 30, 2019
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, Aug 28 and 1900Z-2000Z, Aug 28 and 0300Z-0400Z, Aug 29
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 August 31, 2019
Post log summary at: http://www.3830scores.com
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: https://cwops.org/cwops-tests/
QRP Fox Hunt: 0100Z-0230Z, Aug 30
Geographic Focus: United States
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW
Bands: 20m Only
Classes: Single Op (Fox/Hound)
Max power: 5 watts
Exchange: RST + (state/province/country) + name + power output
QSO Points: 1 point per QSO
Multipliers: (none)
Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points
Submit logs by: 0230Z August 31, 2019
E-mail logs to: (see rules)
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.qrpfoxhunt.org/summer_rules.htm
NCCC RTTY Sprint: 0145Z-0215Z, Aug 30
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 1, 2019
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: 0230Z-0300Z, Aug 30
Geographic Focus: North America
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW
Bands: (see rules)
Classes: (none)
Exchange: Serial No. + Name + QTH
Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
Submit logs by: September 1, 2019
E-mail logs to: (none)
Post log summary at: http://www.3830scores.com/
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.ncccsprint.com/rules.html
Hiram Percy Maxim Birthday Celebration: 0000Z, Aug 31 to 2359Z, Sep 8
Geographic Focus: United States/Canada
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW, Phone, Digital
Bands: All, except 60, 30, 17, 12m
Classes: (none)
Exchange: W/VE: RS(T)/SNR + ARRL/RAC Section
DX: RS(T)/SNR + "DX"
Work stations: Once per band per mode
QSO Points: 1 point per QSO with non-members
2 points per QSO with ARRL members (call/150)
3 points per QSO with W1AW/150
Bonus Points: see rules
Multipliers: Each ARRL/RAC section once
Score Calculation: Total score = (total QSO points + total mults) + Bonus Points
Submit logs by: September 18, 2019
E-mail logs to: (none)
Upload log at: http://contests.arrl.org/arrlHPM150scoressubmission.php
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.arrl.org/hpm150-birthday-celebration
UK/EI DX Contest, SSB: 1200Z, Aug 31 to 1200Z, Sep 1
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)
Single Op Overlay: (Single-Element-Antenna)
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 2, 2019
Upload log at: http://logs.ukeicc.com/cgi-bin/hfenter.pl?Contest=DX%20SSB%20Contest
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: https://www.ukeicc.com/dx-contest-rules.php
World Wide Digi DX Contest: 1200Z, Aug 31 to 1200Z, Sep 1
Geographic Focus: Worldwide
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: FT4/8
Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10m
Classes: Single Op All Band (High/Low/QRP)
Single Op Single Band (High/Low/QRP)
Multi-Single (High/Low)
Multi-Two
Multi-Unlimited
Max power: HP: 1500 watts
LP: 100 watts
QRP: 5 watts
Exchange: 4-character grid square
Work stations: Once per band
QSO Points: 1 point per QSO plus 1 point per 3000 km short path distance between stations
Multipliers: Each grid field (first 2 letters of grid square) once per band
Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points x total mults
Submit logs by: 2359Z September 6, 2019
E-mail logs to: (none)
Upload log at: http://ww-digi.com/logcheck/
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: https://ww-digi.com/
Colorado QSO Party: 1300Z, Aug 31 to 0400Z, Sep 1
Geographic Focus: United States/Canada state/province QSO party
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW, Phone, Digital
Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10, VHF/UHF
Classes: Single Op (CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low/High)
Multi-Single (CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low/High)
Mobile Single Op (CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low)
Mobile Multi-Op (CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low)
Portable Single Op (CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low)
Portable Multi-Op (CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low)
School(CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low/High)
Max power: HP: >150 watts
LP: 150 watts
QRP: 5 watts
Exchange: CO: Name + county
W/VE: Name + (state/province)
DX: Name + DXCC prefix
Work stations: Once per band per mode per CO county
QSO Points: 1 point per phone QSO
2 points per CW/digital QSO
Double QSO points for countries outside of W/VE
Multipliers: CO Stations: Each CO county, state, VE province, DXCC country, maritime region once per mode
Non-CO: Each county once per mode
Power: (see rules)
Score Calculation: (see rules)
Submit logs by: October 5, 2019
E-mail logs to: coqplogs[at]ppraa[dot]org
Mail logs to: Colorado QSO Party
PO Box 16521
Colorado Springs, CO 80935-6521
USA
Find rules at: http://ppraa.org/coqp
Tennessee QSO Party: 1800Z, Sep 1 to 0300Z, Sep 2
Geographic Focus: United States/Canada state/province QSO party
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW, Phone, Digital
Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10, VHF/UHF
Classes: Fixed (Single Op/Multi-Op)(CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low/High)
Mobile (Single Op/Multi-Op)(CW/Phone/Digital/Mixed)(QRP/Low/High)
Max power: HP: >150 watts
LP: 150 watts
QRP: 5 watts
Exchange: TN: RS(T) + county
non-TN: RS(T) + (state/province/country)
Work stations: Once per band per mode
QSO Points: 3 points per QSO
(see rules for bonus QSO points)
Multipliers: TN: TN counties, states, provinces, DXCC countries once per band
non-TN: TN counties once per band
Score Calculation: Total score = (total QSO points x total mults) + bonus points
Submit logs by: October 2, 2019
E-mail logs to: logs[at]tnqp[dot]org
Mail logs to: 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/
RSGB FT4 Contest Series: 1900Z-1959Z, Sep 2
Geographic Focus: United Kingdom
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: FT4
Bands: 80m Only
Classes: 100W
10W
Exchange: Signal Report + 4-character grid square
QSO Points: 1 point per km between stations (50 points if both stations in same grid)
2500 points per QSO with G#6XX and G#3DR
Multipliers: (none)
Score Calculation: Total score = total QSO points
Submit logs by: 1959Z September 3, 2019
Upload log at: https://www.rsgbcc.org/cgi-bin/hfenter.pl
Mail logs to: (none)
Find rules at: https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rules/2019/r80m_ft4.shtml
MI QRP Labor Day CW Sprint: 2300Z, Sep 2 to 0300Z, Sep 3
Geographic Focus: Worldwide
Participation: Worldwide
Mode: CW
Bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10, 6m
Classes: (none)
Max power: 5 Watts
Exchange: RST + (state/province/country) + (member no./power output)
Work stations: Once per band
QSO Points: 5 points per QSO with members
2 points per QSO with non-member W/VE stations
4 points per QSO with non-member DX stations
Multipliers: Each state, province or country, once per band
Bonus: multiply total points by 1.25 if xmtr or receiver is homebrew
Bonus: multiply total points by 1.5 if both xmtr and receiver are homebrew
Score Calculation: Total score = bonus multiplier x total QSO points x total mults
Submit logs by: September 16, 2019
E-mail logs to: n8xx[at]arrl[dot]org
Mail logs to: Hank Greeb, N8XX
5727 11 Mile Rd NE
Rockford, MI 49341
USA
Find rules at: https://www.miqrp.net/contest
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NEXT WEEK'S CONTESTS:
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Hiram Percy Maxim Birthday Celebration 0000Z, Aug 31 to 2359Z, Sep 8
MI QRP Labor Day CW Sprint 2300Z, Sep 2 to 0300Z, Sep 3
ARS Spartan Sprint 0100Z-0300Z, Sep 3
Phone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 4
CWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Sep 4
1900Z-2000Z, Sep 4
0300Z-0400Z, Sep 5
UKEICC 80m Contest 2000Z-2100Z, Sep 4
G3ZQS Memorial Straight Key Contest 2300Z, Sep 4 to 2300Z, Sep 6
NRAU 10m Activity Contest 1700Z-1800Z, Sep 5 (CW)
1800Z-1900Z, Sep 5 (SSB)
1900Z-2000Z, Sep 5 (FM)
2000Z-2100Z, Sep 5 (Dig)
SKCC Sprint Europe 1900Z-2100Z, Sep 5
NCCC RTTY Sprint 0145Z-0215Z, Sep 6
NCCC Sprint 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 6
All Asian DX Contest, Phone 0000Z, Sep 7 to 2400Z, Sep 8
Russian RTTY WW Contest 0000Z-2359Z, Sep 7
Wake-Up! QRP Sprint 0600Z-0629Z, Sep 7
0630Z-0659Z, Sep 7
0700Z-0729Z, Sep 7
0730Z-0800Z, Sep 7
SKCC Weekend Sprintathon 1200Z, Sep 7 to 2400Z, Sep 8
IARU Region 1 Field Day, SSB 1300Z, Sep 7 to 1259Z, Sep 8
RSGB SSB Field Day 1300Z, Sep 7 to 1300Z, Sep 8
Nebraska QSO Party 1300Z, Sep 7 to 0100Z, Sep 8
Ohio State Parks on the Air 1400Z-2200Z, Sep 7
AGCW Straight Key Party 1600Z-1900Z, Sep 7
PODXS 070 Club Jay Hudak Memorial 80m Sprint 2000Z, Sep 7 to 2000Z, Sep 8
North American Sprint, CW 0000Z-0400Z, Sep 8
WAB 144 MHz QRO Phone 1000Z-1400Z, Sep 8
4 States QRP Group Second Sunday Sprint 0000Z-0200Z, Sep 9
RSGB 80m Autumn Series, SSB 1900Z-2030Z, Sep 9
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CONTEST LOG SUBMITTAL DEADLINES FOR RECENT CONTESTS
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Please consult the individual contest rules to determine what log
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SCC RTTY Championship: August 27, 2019
E-mail: (none)
Upload log at: http://lea.hamradio.si/scc/rtty/rtty_log_submission.htm
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: http://lea.hamradio.si/scc/rtty/rttyrules.htm
QCX Challenge: August 29, 2019
Post web summary: http://www.3830scores.com
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.qrp-labs.com/party.html
Russian District Award Contest: August 31, 2019
E-mail: rx3rc[at]rdaward[dot]org
Upload log at: http://ua9qcq.com/en/submit_log.php
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: http://rdaward.org/rdac1.htm
YARC QSO Party: August 31, 2019
E-mail: contests[at]yarc[dot]world
Upload log at: (see rules)
Mail: (see rules)
Find rules at: https://yarc.world/events/contests/2019/05/05/summer-qso-party-2019/
Portugal Day Contest: September 1, 2019
E-mail: rep-concursos[at]rep[dot]pt
Mail: REP – Rede dos Emissores Portugueses
Manager de Concursos e Diplomas
Avenida Yasser Arafar nº 4 A
2770-375 Amadora
Portugal
Find rules at: http://www.rep.pt/portugal_day_contest/rules.html
SARL HF CW Contest: September 1, 2019
E-mail: zs4bfn[at]mweb[dot]co[dot]za
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.sarl.org.za/Web3/Members/DoDocDownload.aspx?X=201812010726248P1Jfp4GJT.PDF
NJQRP Skeeter Hunt: September 1, 2019
E-mail: w2lj[at]arrl[dot]net
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: https://www.qsl.net/w2lj/
Keyman's Club of Japan Contest: September 5, 2019
E-mail: 2019kcjtest[at]kcj−cw[dot]com
Upload log at: https://www.kcj-cw.com
Mail: T.Nakamura
4-7 Shinden-Nakamachi
Daito, 574-0056, Osaka
Japan
Find rules at: https://www.kcj-cw.com/contest/19_kcj_contest_rule_e.pdf
50 MHz Fall Sprint: September 7, 2019
E-mail: NT4RT[at]ARRL[dot]net
Post web summary: http://www.3830scores.com/
Mail: Bruce Randall
928 Falls Rd.
Rock Hill, SC 29730
Find rules at: http://svhfs.org/2019FallSprintRules.pdf
CVA DX Contest, CW: September 9, 2019
E-mail: (none)
Upload log at: http://cvadx.org/logcheck/
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: https://cvadx.org/regulamento-versao-1-2/
CVA DX Contest, SSB: September 9, 2019
E-mail: (none)
Upload log at: http://cvadx.org/logcheck/
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: https://cvadx.org/regulamento-versao-1-2/
Maryland-DC QSO Party: September 10, 2019
E-mail: MDCQSOP[at]w3vpr[dot]org
Upload log at: https://www.w3vpr.org/MDCQSOPentry
Mail: MDC QSO Party
P.O. Box 308
Davidsonville, MD 21035
USA
Find rules at: http://w3vpr.org/mdcqsop/
SARTG WW RTTY Contest: September 12, 2019
E-mail: sm7bhm[at]telia[dot]com
Upload log at: http://ua9qcq.com/en/submit_log.php
Mail: SARTG Contest Manager
Ewe Hakansson, SM7BHM
Pilspetsvagen 4
SE-29166 Kristianstad
Sweden
Find rules at: http://www.sartg.com/contest/wwrules.htm
MMMonVHF/DUBUS 144 MHz Meteorscatter Sprint Contest: September 15, 2019
E-mail: mssprint[at]mmmonvhf[dot]de
Mail: A.F. Veldhuijsen, PA4EME
Westlandstraat 9
6137 KE Sittard
The Netherlands
Find rules at: http://www.mmmonvhf.de/ctestinfo.php
Ohio QSO Party: September 23, 2019
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 24, 2019
E-mail: logs[at]yodx[dot]ro
Upload log at: http://86.34.67.56:8080/WebEditor/app
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.yodx.ro/
ALARA Contest: September 30, 2019
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, 2019
E-mail: ad6e[at]arrl[dot]net
Upload log at: http://www.b4h.net/hqp/hqpsubmitlog.php
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: http://www.hawaiiqsoparty.org/Rules/HQP/HQPRules-2019-A.html
W/VE Islands QSO Party: September 30, 2019
E-mail: ns4j[at]usislands[dot]org
Mail: (none)
Find rules at: http://usislands.org/qso-party-rules/
Kansas QSO Party: October 1, 2019
E-mail: logs[at]ksqsoparty[dot]org
Mail: Kansas QSO Party
c/o Bob Harder, W0BH
PO Box 746
Hesston, KS 67062
USA
Find rules at: http://ksqsoparty.org/rules/KSQPRules2019.pdf
ARRL 10 GHz and Up Contest: October 22, 2019
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
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