2001 Awards
The following short term awards are available for contacts made during the year 2001.
ARMENIA 1700th Anniversary of the Adoption of Christianity in Armenia
The Armenian Federation of Radio sports grants this award to any radio amateur who has acquired 1700 points
for contacts with radio amateurs in Armenia under the following schedule:
each contact with an individual Armenian station = 100 points
each contact with a club station (EK8--) = 150 points
each contact with EK6GE = 150 points
each contact with the club station EK8WV = 200 points
each connection with mobile station (call signal EK1700—from various QTH) related to the history of Christianity in Armenia = 250 points
Radio contacts must be made between 01.01.01 and 31.10.01 on all bands and modes.
Log extract must be submitted before 31.12.01 at the following address: P.O. Box 22, Yerevan, 375002, Republic of Armenia.
Or sent via e-mail at: 1700@mfa.am
Please include the full return address on the envelope.
The cost of diploma is $US5 or 10 IRC coupons.
Tks UA6HZ 8/01
Austria OEVSV Anniversary Award
T
he OEVSV issues this award to celebrate its 75th anniversary during the year 2001. SWL OK. Austrians will use the special prefix OE75 during the entire year 2001. Austrians need to work at least 75 stations, other Europeans 50 and stations outside Europe 25 OE75 stations. No band or mode restrictions, but no repeater contacts. Send log extract + 10$, 100 ÖS or 15 DM to: ÖVSV HQ - Award Manager, Eivogelgasse 4, A-1060 WIEN, Austria.BELGIUM The OQ Award
The Belgian IARU society UBA proudly presents The OQ Award at the occasion of the birth of H.R.H. Princess Elisabeth, born on October 25th, 2001. Belgian stations are entitled to use the special prefix OQ until the end of 2001. Every HAM and SWL is encouraged to apply for this commemorative certificate.
Requirements:
Work/hear stations using the OQ prefix between October 26th and December 31st,
2001.
On HF, Belgians need at least 15 different stations, including at least 4
different prefixes;
On VHF/UHF Belgians need at least 20 different stations, including at least 6
different prefixes;
Other Europeans need at least 7 different stations, including at least 3
different prefixes;
All others need at least 5 different stations, including at least 2 different
prefixes.
There are no band restrictions, but repeater
contacts are invalid. All modes, except packet radio may be used.
Send your log extract + the fee of 5 € or 5 $ no later than February 28th,
2002 to:
UBA
Award Manager, Egbert Hertsen, ON4CAS,
Postbus 85, Mechelen 2, B-2800 Mechelen, Belgium.
BELGIUM NMBS – SNCB 75
This short term award (2001) is issued on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Belgian Railway Company. Any ham working for this company may add /75 to their call sign during 2001. Belgians need to contact 3, all others 2 such stations. Membership list available from sponsor. SWL OK. Send log extract + 2$ to : Mario Vandervelde, ON4KV, rue de la station 81, B-7850 Petit-Enghien, Belgium
Tks ON4CAS 10/2001
BOSNIA Vitez Club Series
(This series is, for 2001, a short term award celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Vitez RC. T97V indicates it will probably be made into a permanent award in 2002. Period for short term status is 1-1-01 to 12-31-01. Stay tuned.)
General Requirements: Amateur radio club ,,Vitez" (Knight) from central Bosnia, makes this award program available on the occasion of its 30th anniversary. These awards are available to individual amateur station, club stations and SWL stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina and worldwide. Contacts after 15 October 1991. Contacts must be two way in the same mode, - no cross band QSO’s,, no satellite or repeater QSO’s. GCR list acceptable. Cards are not needed. Fee for any award of this program is $US8, 15 IRC , or 15 DM. Apply to: T 9 7 V - Vladica Babic, Hrvatske mladezi 18, 72250 Vitez, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The award may be earned in seven different varieties with sticker endorsement after earning the initial award.
B&H CALL AWARD ( BHCA)Contact 10 different T9 stations who have different number in call, (T90-T99), if you missing one number , you can substitute with 3 of the same number. Different call numbers would include T92XY = T91JKL, T94EF, T99A.
B&H HF AWARD (BHHA)Make 1 QSO with different T9 stations on 9 different HF bands (9 QSO`s). For one missing band, you may substitute with 3 more different call on three other band’s. (If missing a 3.5MHz QSO = 1QSO on 14MHz + 1QSO on 21MHz + 1QSO on 10MHz).
B&H VHF/UHF AWARD (BHVA)Make 5 QSO with T9 stations on VHF/UHF bands. Station from other continent need 1 QSO.
B&H SQUARE AWARD (BHSQA)Contact T9's in 4 different squares. No restriction per HF or (4 QSO`s) Squares in T9 are JN74; JN75; JN82; JN83; JN84; JN85; JN92; JN93; JN94 and JN95.
B&H CW AWARD (BHCWA)Make 10 QSO with different T9 stations in CW mode. All bands may be used.
B&H SSB AWARD (BHSA)Make 10 QSO with different T9 stations in SSB mode, (10 QSO`s). All bands may be used.
B&H MIXED AWARD (BHMA)Make 10 QSO with T9 stations in different modes. 3 must be on CW, 3 on SSB, and rest four must be in a different mode. ( FM, AM, RTTY, SSTV, PACKET, PACTOR, AMTOR, PSK31,..) A minimum of four different modes, no restriction per band
EU RECONSTRUCTION PROGRAM IN B&H AWARD: EURPBHA
Make 10 QSO with different countries which are involved in the reconstruction program in Bosnia and Herzegovina and 10 QSO with different T9 stations,
List of EU contributing/participating nations: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, UK.
IPTF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA AWARD: BHIPAUN MISSION IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA AWARD UNMBHA
This award may be earned in three different levels: . All bands and modes may be used.
UN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA AWARD: BHUNA
Make need 30 QSO with different country who are member of UN and 10 QSO with different T9 stations from Bosnia and Herzegovina. (40 QSO's)
(list of UN members on www.un.org )
SFOR BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA AWARD: BHSFAMake 20 QSO with different country who have SFOR soldiers in Bosnia and 10 QSO's with different T9 stations. (30 QSO`s)
List of SFOR contributing/participating nations:
Albania, Austria, Argentina, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Morocco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, UK, USA.
Make 20 QSOs with different countries who have IPTF police forces in Bosnia & Herzegovina and 10 QSO with different T9 stations. (30 QSO's).
List of IPTF contributing/participating nations: Argentina, Austria, Bangladesh, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Fiji, Finland, France, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Jordan, Kenya, Malaysia, Nepal, Netherlands, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Poland, Portugal, Russian Federation, Senegal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, USA.
Tks T97V 6-01
Czech Republic AWARD 50 years of Engineering
Branches in UNICOV
Available to all OK-OM as well as to foreign stations under the following
conditions:
Diploma is issued to the 50th anniversary of engineering branches teaching
at the vocational school in Unicov on every SW + VHF band
by all kinds of MODE. Period of time 1.May.2001 -
31.Dec.2001. All modes: CW, SSB, FM, SSTV, PSK31, RTTY
No use of satellites or during contests permitted.
Earn at least 50 points. The Station of Radio Club in Unicov = 20
points, all others 5 points.
List of the individual stations:
SW-VHF-UHF Only VHF-UHF
OK2BMI
OK2ILD
OK2SMK
OK2JBI
OK2BHT
OK2IEM
OK2BJK
OK2ZAK
OK2BKU
OK2JNX
OK2ZLD
OK2JNJ
OK2HAZ
OK2UJS
OK2PBL
OK2BAW
OK2PVC
Endorsement for mode on request. GCR list and fee of 60 CZK for OK-OM and
OK-OM-RP station, and 10 IRC, 5 USD, 10 DEM for all others.
Apply to: OK2BMI Milan Macek, Bri. Capku 818, Unicov 783 91 CZECH REPUBLIC
Tks ON4CAS 6/01
England
IARU Millennium 2000 Award (2001 also)
This award is designed to encourage the reporting of long distance propagation events on the VHF bands and is open to all radio amateurs resident in IARU Region 1. Contacts must take place during the Millennium years 2000/1. All reports will be forwarded to Jim Bacon, G3YLA, to help his research into Sporadic E propagation modes.
Rules:
The award may be claimed for the first confirmed contact in excess of 2000km made by Sporadic E propagation in the 50, 70 or 144MHz bands. Qualifying contacts must be made between 0000UTC 1st January 2000 and 2400UTC 31st December 2001. Qualifying claim(s) must be supported by QSL card(s) which must accompany the claim. Claim(s) should be accompanied by a log extract showing details of any other Sporadic E contacts over 1000km made on the same day. Apply to: RSGB VHF/UHF Award Manager, 31, The Downings, Herne Bay, Kent, England CT6 7EJ
Check out the website announcement: http://www.argonet.co.uk/users/tonyg6ttl/awards/iaru2.htm
Tks OH3GZ 4/01
France EURO AWARD
REF 19 is sponsoring the EURO AWARD for the commemoration of the EURO, new money which will be put into circulation on January the 1st 2002.
RULES:
-1 QSO or 1 SWL report with a station from each country of the EURO zone. ( 12 countries )
* CT Portugal * DL Germany * EA Spain
* EI Rep. of Ireland * F France * I Italy
* LX Luxembourg * OE Austria * OH Finland
* ON Belguim * PA Netherlands * SV Greece
-1 QSO with TM2E can be used as a joker.
QSO's have to be made between 1st of January 2002 and 31st of December 2002. All modes on all bands are accepted, except via relays. The award must be requested before 31st of December 2003. No QSL's, only certified log extract.
The fee is 20 EUROS or 25 IRC's for EUROPEans and 25 EUROS or 30 IRC's for the rest of the world. The award is a handsome wooden plaque. Apply to: DEJEAN Mauricette F8BPN, 10, Impasse M. R. GUILLOT, F-19240 VARETZ FRANCE.
Tks F8BPN e-mail 8/01
GERMANY HARTGELD
AWARD
This short term award is issued by the Activty
Group Wolfsburg-Gifhorn to commemorate the end of the "Deutsche Mark"
currency. Starting Jan 1, 2002, the German Mark will be replaced by the Euro (a
single currency for 15 European Union member states). The award is issued for
contacts between September 1, 2001 and December 31st, 2001. SWL OK. You need at
least two stations in each of those German cities where the coins are made. The
divisions of the German Federal Reserve and their cities where the coins are
being made are
A: Münze Berlin
D: Bayrisches Hauptmünzamt München (= Munich)
S: Staatliche Münze Stuttgart
G: Staatliche Münze Karlsruhe
J: Hamburgische Staatmünze (= Hamburg)
Furthermore, at least one contact with a AWG (Activty Group Wolfsburg-Gifhorn )
station is mandatory. These are: DL0AWG, DO0AWG, DL2ABM, DL9OE, DO1OBB, DO1OMA,
DG7ABR and DK3RIC , making a total of 11 contacts. A special sticker
is available is if the suffix of the station you contacted contains the letter
for that specific city, e.g. DL7AWG => A for Berlin or DK0DMD => D for München.
Send log extract and 10 DM before Febr 28, 2002 to: Richard Walter, DK3RIC,
Meinstrasse 102, D-38448 Wolfsburg, Germany.
Tks ON4CAS 10/2001
GERMANY Landshuter
Wedding
Diploma
(Short time
diploma 1.1.2001-31.12.2001)
In the year 1475 the Landshuter Duke George that married the Polish princess Hedwig. In memory of this unusually splendid celebration a celebration with original-faithful meetings takes place in land hat since 1903 every four years. In it 2000 Landshuter citizens and citizens in historical Gewaedern as well as about 800,000 visitors from all world participate. DOK U08, sponsors the award for all radio amateurs and SWLs to be compiled in the year of the performance. . To earn the award, at least 1475 points must be achieved after the following point system:
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DL0LA / DL0LAT = 400 |
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Landshuter stations (DOK U-08 and Z-76) = 150 each. |
All bands and modes. All contacts must take place in the year 2001! Applicants from DL must have operated one of the club actions mentioned. GCR list and fee of DM10, 7 IRCs or $US8 to Martin Rast, DL3RDR, Breslauer Str. 12 b, D-84028 Landshut, Germany
http://www.hautsch.net/u08/diplom.shtm
Tks PA3CUZ 7/01
GERMANY JOHAN SEBASTIAN BACH - AWARD
The local HAM-association of the native town of Johan Sebastian Bach - Eisenach, DOK X-11, sponsors this award in appreciation of the the life-work of this great German composer and on the occasion of the Johan Sebastian Bach year. SWL OK. .
Evaluation of Points: Contacts may be made between: 1 Jan .2000 and 31. Dec. 2001. For an application you will need to earn at least 100 Points during this period. For Every contact with a station from the following places (marked with DOK), you will receive 5 points. The places marked with DOK are important in the life from Johan Sebastian Bach . For contacts with club stations from these places you will get 10 points.
Eisenach (X-11) Ohrdruf (X-17) Lüneburg (E-05) Weimar (X-03) Arnstadt (X-10) Mühlhausen (X-02) Köthen Leipzig (S-30,S-31,S-37)
For contacts to special-stations with special-DOK's (special occasions) where Johan Sebastian Bach worked, you will get 20 points. Connections in CW count double. All bands and modes. The application will be send with a confirmed log and award fee (DM10, or $US7, or 5 Euro) to the following address: Peter Meyer (DO2ANT), An Stein 6; 99846 Seebach; Germany
http://home.t-online.de/home/m.baertig/page35.htm
Tks PA3CUZ 7/01
GERMANY
25 Years "Maerkisches Viertel" Radio Club
"Maerkisches Viertel" is a part of Berlin and the DARC division there
(DOK D13) issues this award to celebrate its 25th anniversary. Collect 25 points
by working D13 members between Jan 1, 2001 and Dec 31, 2002. SWL OK. No band or
mode restrictions. Each member counts 3 points, YLs count 4 points and the
clubstations DA0MVB, DL0MVB, DB0MVB and DO0MVB count 5 points each One
clubstation is mandatory. Log extract + fee of 15 DM, 5 IRCs or 10$ to: Bernd
Fleger (DO7JVB), Wilhelmsruher Damm 120, D-13439 Berlin, Germany.
Tks ON4CAS 1/01
GERMANY
500 Years Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg
This short term award is issued by the DARC division Halle-Wittenberg (DOK W35)
to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Martin Luther University in the city.
Contacts between October 31st, 2001 and November 30th, 2002 are valid. Contact
stations from the following DOKs : W19, W21, W24, W29 and W35. Germans need 8
QSOs, other Europeans 4, stations outside Europe need 2 QSOs. At least one
contact with any W35 member or the clubstation DL0LMU is mandatory. The award is
FREE ! A small donation to cover postage would be much appreciated, of course.
Send your log extract to : Dr. Roland Unger, DK2RM, Victor-Klemperer-Str. 18
D-06118 Halle, Germany. A picture, membership list (click on "Mitglieder
W35") and German rules can be found at :be found at :http://www.physik.uni-halle.de/Fachgruppen/Polymer/dl0mlu/500mlu/index.html
HUNGARY
Diploma dedicated to the first Hungarian Queen Gisela
Founded by the Veszprem County Section of the Hungarian Radio Amateur Society.
Contact for the period 01.01.2001 - 31.12.2005
Points needed:
Hungarian stations: 60
European stations 40
Other countries 20
Point values:
10 points for special call HA2G ( Gizella )
3 points for the contacts with hams in town Veszprem and DL7LL in Passau.
2 points for all other HA2 or HG2 prefixes.
1 point for every other licensed Hungarian HAM station
A station may be worked only one time.
The cost of the diploma for foreign stations 3 US Dollar.
Diploma manager:
György Veres HA2EQD, Gizella Kiralyne Award, Veszprem,
pf 252, H-8201 Hungary.
Thanks to OH3GZ 1/27/01
ISRAEL 2000
years of history in the Holyland award: (4X2K).The 4X2K award is for promotes historical sites related to the beginning of Christianity in the Holyland. Purpose and goals:
1. To enhance and develop historical sites in the Holyland.
2. To help foresting and development of nature and recreational areas around the historical sites. 3. To promote historical awareness of the region.
4. To encourage portable and mobile HF operations.
5. To establish contacts with amateurs from all over the world.
6. To encourage foreign amateurs to come and operate from these historical sites.
1. Operation for the 4X2K award will take place from Jan. 1st 2000 until Dec. 31st 2001. Each amateur must work within his license permissions and comply with the Ministry of Communication restrictions.
3. All bands including WARC, and all modes are permitted (Relays and cross modes are excluded).
4. SWL's are also encouraged to work the award.
Major historical sites:
7 major historical sites related to the life of Jesus were selected. Each is marked with a number:
*1 for the Bethlehem region.
*2 for the Nazareth region.
*3 for the Jerusalem area.
*4 for the Tiberias and the Sea of Galilee
*5 for the Galilee (excluding Tiberias and the Sea of Galilee)
*6 for the Samaria region
*7 for the Judea region.
Requirements for the Award:
1. Gathering a minimum of 300 points and also working at least 5 of the major historical sites are required.
2. SWL's need the same as above.
Credits and points:
1. A QSO with a station operating from a major historical site gives 5 points.
2. A QSO with a Holyland station located outside the major historical area gives 1 point.
3. A special station 4X2K will operate as /area number throughout the year. A QSO with this station gives 20 points. E.g., if 4X2K/3 operates from Jerusalem, then a QSO with this station gives 20 points, and a credit of area 3 for Jerusalem. Each area may count only once for the award.
4. All QSO's made during the Holyland contest will count double points: E.g., A QSO with a station operating from a major historical site during that time credits 10 points.
Limitations:
1. A station operating from a specific major historical area counts only once. The same station may be worked again only from another major historical area. The same rule applies for stations operating outside the major historical areas. Exchange: Report must include callsign and the major historical area number, and RST report. For stations located outside the major historical areas the exchange includes just callsign and RST. Fees:
The basic fee is the price of one tree to be planted by the Forestry Department in one of the major historical areas (10 USD or equivalent or 12 IRCs). A certificate will be issued in the name of the amateur that contributed the fee. Special certificates are also available for 10 trees or more. Logs without fees will not be accepted.
Logs:
1. Logs must include callsign, RST reports, date, time (UTC) and major historical area. Also all calculations for credit must be clearly specified on the log.
2. Operator callsign, name, country/state, address/mail address and zip code must be clear on the log form.
3. No QSLs are required.
4. All logs must be sent before 3/3/2001 to the award manager either via bureau or via home address (new address): Yoram Gottesman 4Z1GY. 1 Kehilat Jitomir St. Neot Afeka, Tel Aviv 69410 ISRAEL e-mail: high_test@ibm.net
Picture of award and rules on Yoram's website.
Tks 4Z1GY via e-mail message 12-18-99 - updated 7-3-01.
JAPAN JARL A1 CLUB The 21st CENTURY AWARD
Make QSOs
with "21" different stations using "A1-mode on 21Mhz" on the
day "21st" of any month in 2001. A QSO with A1-CLUB member is
counted as 2-QSOs. SWL stations can also apply. (No additional
prize) The day and time have to follow the standard time (00:00-23:59) of
the QRV place. (QSL
cards are not required) (The place of QRV is not limited)
Endorsement:
STRAIGHT-KEY, QRP(5W output), AJD(All Japan District :call area zero
to nine)
PERFECT (achieve the basic rule every month for NINE consecutive months).
HALF (6 months), THREE(3 months)
* "PERFECT" is awarded with some additional prize. (It may be a KEY!)
Fee: 6 US dollars or 5 IRCs
Application: Please send the list of QSOs with your
certifying the truth of the contacts.
Manager: Kazuyoshi Nasu (JM1TUK)
3-12-11-201, Oda, Kawasaki, 210-0846 Japan
Tks JH8MWW via e-mail 12-3-00.
JAPAN JARL-21st Century Dream Award
To commemorate the beginning of the 21st Century JARL will
issue the following special award to licensed amateurs and SWL's worldwide.
"JARL-21st Century Dream Award" will be issued for contacts with more
than 21 different* amateur stations on a single band (including satellite
communications) or single mode. (*Contacts with the same station on different
bands will not qualify)
<Requirements>
<Examples of custom endorsements:>
*For more information, direct all correspondence to:
Japan Amateur Radio League - Award Desk
1-14-5 Sugamo, Toshima, Tokyo 170-8073, JAPAN
oper@jarl.or.jp http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-2_Awards/Aw_Dream21.htm
Tks ON4CAS 12/00 (Url corrected 9/3/01, thanks KD0AL)
KOREA 2002 ASIAN Game Memorial Award
1.Class A :Contact one of the Memorial Stations and make
one confirmed QSO with each KDN (Korean District Number B01 to B25 (
PUSAN Area ).
2.Class B : Spell the words "THE 14TH ASIAN GAMES PUSAN" using the
last letter from each of 21 confirmed HL station QSO's.
3.Class C : Contact with 50 HL stations and one memorial station.
4.Class D : Contact with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Area, 0 station (club) in
HL station and one memorial station.
GCR + List + fee of 8 IRC's or US $ 5.00 (
£Ü3,000 ) plus a copy of your QSL.
6. KARL PUSAN Branch (HL0BHQ) or any memorial station will count for the
"14" in Class B.
NETHERLANDS 50 YEARS
FOR VRZA
Wim Visch, PA3BIZ, Vice President of the VRZA, informs OPDX that "this year the V.R.Z.A. ( Dutch Amateur Radio Society ) celebrates its 50th aniversary. For this occasion a special award will be issued. To qualify for this award, one needs to contact at least four of the following special stations, who will be on the air throughout the year 2001: PI50VRZ/A, PI50CQP/A, PI50V, PI50R, PI50Z and PI50A. Each week the callsigns PI50V, PI50R, PI50Z and PI50A will be assigned to 4 of the 18 clubstations participating in this event and shifting the next week to four other clubstations, until the circle is closed, going the whole year around. QSL should be sent via the regular club stations call sign i.e. PI4( clubcall) so please ask, if you work a PI50(?), for the club stations call sign. The stations will be on all bands all modes, also during contests etc.... A log file of the four stations you have heard/worked, signed by two other amateurs and accompanied by $US5 or equivalent will be sufficient to apply for at our award to the manager: Ben Horsthuis, PA0HOR, Fr. Halsstraat 95, 3781 EV VOORTHUIZEN, The Netherlands."
New Zealand
Old Timers' Club "75" Award:An award being run by the Old Timers' Club, New Zealand, to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the formation of NZART (Inc.).
Start: 1 January 2001 Finish: 31 August 2001 Logs to be in by: 30 September 2001
Minimum of 75 points required between start and finish dates.
Points can be gained by contact with ZL6OTC – 10 points per contact, a further 5 points can be gained per contact by working an OTC member (quote OTC Number) if necessary top up points may be gained by contacting any other amateur who is not a member of OTC but is a member of NZART – 1 point
Contacts may be on any band, any mode.
Operator's licence conditions must be observed.
Conditions:
A minimum of 2 contacts with ZL6OTC per certificate – each with a different operator of the club call sign. Over the award period ZL6OTC will be roistered to a number of OTC members.
There must also be contacts with at least 5 other OTC members.
Logs with $5.00 to Peter Anderson ZL1IR, 32 Gilmour Street, Waihi 3061, New Zealand. anneanderson@xtra.co.nz
A handsome certificate will be awarded.
New Zealand MARLBOROUGH FESTIVAL WEEK AWARD
Sunday 11 February 2001 to Sunday 18 February 2001 inclusive.
This award has been arranged by Branch 22 to coincide with the Marlborough Festival Week, incorporating our Wine and Food festival, and other events.
Award Rules:
Points:
Six points for working ZL6MFW (compulsory).
Three points for working ZL2KS (club station).
Two points for working any member of Branch 22.
A suitably endorsed Award Certificate will be awarded to the operator collecting the most points.
ZL6MFW will only be counted once. Other stations including the Club Station ZL2KS may not be worked more than once on any particular day, but may be worked on different days.
Times and Frequencies:
ZL6MFW and ZL2KS may appear on any band at any time, but will be active exclusively on 80m around 3.575 MHz +/- between 2000 hours and 2100 hours each evening during the award period.
Members of Branch 22 involved in giving out points will advertise the fact by adding the words "for the Branch 22 Award" in their normal call and may also appear on any band at any time.
RUSSIA Ural Expo Arms Award
Make 5 contacts with stations located in Oblast 154 "SV" (UA9C and UA9D) between 1 July 2000 and 1 January 2003. All bands and modes may be used. Same station may be contacted on different bands or modes for credit. On 160 meters, you need 3 contacts, on VHF, just 1 QSO. GCR list and fee of 10 IRCs or $US5 to Vlad Koroljiv UA9CVQ, Club "Yupiter", PO Box 86, Nizhnij Tagil, 622022 Russia.
Tks UA9CVQ 12/01
SWEDEN
SI900TKM 900 YEAR JUBILEE OF
THE THREE KING MEETING IN KUNGAELV, YEAR 1101.
In 2001 Swedes celebrate "The meeting of the three Kings". This 900
year old jubilee is a tribute to the three Nordic regents, who, in 1101, met in
Kungälv to "vent disputes and promote peace". Our own modern day
version of "The meeting of the three Kings", with meetings and dialogs
is an exchange of culture, interest and community. We celebrate with a series of
meetings from January 1st to the middle of August. Meetings between everything
and everyone in Kungälv.
The Royals of Sweden, Norway and Denmark will during the year meet in Kungalv to
confirm the old agreement and it´s celebration. Because of this occasion
the members of Kungalv Radio Club, SK6NL, are active with the special call sign
SI900TKM, Sierra India Ninehundred. Three King Meeting, during the year
2001.
A special QSL card and diploma will be released.
DIPLOMA RULES
Simply, during the year 2001, work five stations from each country, Sweden,
Norway and Denmark PLUS one contact with the special callsign SI900TKM. Any
band, any mode, (No repeater QSO). Send a copy of your log and a fee of 5USD to
SK6NL to get the diploma.
Kungaelv Amateur Radio Club, SK6NL, will be QRV 1 Jan - 31 Dec 2001 with
the special callsign SI900TKM. QSL via buro or direct to:
Kungälvs Sändareamatörer SK6NL
Box 625
SE - 442 17 Kungälv Sweden
(Tks
SM6DEC)
Website: http://www.listen.to/sk6nl
SWITZERLAND 20 Years of Helvetia Telegraphy Club HTC
The award may be earned during the period 11 March 2000 and 14 September 2003. Make CW contacts with HTC members exchanging name and QTH. The HTC members will also provide their membership number. SWL OK, but must log both sides of the QSO. All bands, including WARC, count. Each HTC member station may be worked one time per band. One QSO with club station HB9HC is required.
A total of 2000 points are required, and scoring is as follows:
HTC Members:
200/20 points for each QSO with HB9HC
(1st QSO = 200, others 20).
20 points for each QSO with an HTC
member.
2 points for each QSO with all other
stations.
All Others
500/50 points for each QSO with HB9HC
(1st = 500 points, others 50).
50 points for each QSO with an HTC
member.
5 points for each QSO with all other
stations.
Send log extract which is verified by two witnesses . HTC members indicate their member number with the application. Fee is $US10 or Euro 10. HB stations fee is CHF 10--. Send to: Claude Haenggi HB9CRX, Rosenweg 5, CH-2556 Schwadernau, Switzerland.
HTC web address is http://www.htc.ch
Thanks PA3CUZ 9/01
UKRAINE
100 years zoo Nikolaev
March 30, 2001 to 2002.
The diploma is established by the Nikolaev urban executive committee and
Nikolaev branch of Ukrainian Amateurs Radio League.
To earn the award, it is necessary to earn 100 points during the period from March 30, 2001 till March 30, 2002 with QSOs with radioamateurs stations of the Nikolaev area. QSOs with the same station may be made on different bands for credit. Each QSO = 10 points.
20 points for QSOs with the jubilee
radio station EO100ZOO, which will be active from 3.09.2001 till
9.09.2001.
The call signs of the radioamateurs of the Nikolaev area:
UR1Z..- UR0Z..;
US1Z..- US0Z..;
UT1Z..- UT4Z..; UT6Z..- UT0Z..;
UX1Z..- UX0Z..;
UY1Z..- UY4Z..; UY6Z..- UY0Z..;
UZ1Z..- UZ0Z..;
EO1Z..- EO0Z..;
EM1Z..- EM0Z..;
And also the following stations: UT5NH; UT5NK; UT5NN; UT5NT; UT5ZA; UT5ZB;
UT5ZM; UT5ZX; UT5ZY; UY5TD; UY5TE; UY5TG; UY5TH; UY5TI; UY5TK; UY5TM; UY5TT.
To receive the diploma it is necessary to apply to the application 2 IRC
for pay to transfer the diploma to the applicant. The application (the statement
from the log) apply to N.S. Gubenko, Box. 309, Nikolaev-34, 54034,
Ukraine.
Tks UY5TE 9/2001
UKRAINE 75 years of LVIV Shortwave Club Award
A special jubilee award "75 years of
Lviv Shortwave Club" is issued by Lviv branch of Ukrainian Amateur Radio
League in occasion of 75th anniversary of the
founding one of the first European amateur radioclubs. To earn this
award it is necessary to collect 75 points during the period of January, 1th to
December, 31th 2001.
QSO with expedition EM70DXG (only during June
of 2000) or special jubilee station EM75W counts 25 points;
QSO with UR4WWE, G3PTN, RU3DX (UR3WDX), VA3UA, UR0UL, KK4WW (US5WUS), KD4GMV
(US5WMV), N0ISL (UR5WJD), K2JV, SP8NFE (UR5WHA) - counts 10 points.
QSOs with stations from Lviv region of Ukraine (usually letter W follows after
the prefix) counts 3 points.
QSO points which were made during December 2001 are multiplied by two.
All bands and modes. Each station can be worked no more than 3 times (different
bands or modes). Fullcolor award.
The fee is 3 IRCs or $US2.
GCR list should be sent until March, 31st 2002 to:
Serge Krivokhizh (UR5WAN), Box 2071, Lviv, 79040, UKRAINE.
Tks UY5XE 2/01