Free Russian prefix maps still available.... Plain vanilla, suitable for printing: http://www.qsl.net/ei8ic/maps/russia.html JavaScript version, with added information about zones, oblasts, regions,
Last week an envelop arrived in the mail from Russia. Inside were two certificates and a 58-page book of results, statistics, soapbox, awards, records-to-date, commentary (in both Russian and English
Hi All, When I arrived home from school a few days ago I had a beautiful plaque = from the Russian DX Contest waiting for me for #1 NA CW. Also included = was a beautiful certificate and a nice bookl
--EBEB76AAF49D93807BE58196 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi guys! Soyuz Radiolyubitelej Rossii (The Union of Radioamateurs of Russia) welcomes all of you
Dear fellow contesters! Russian DX Contest team has a great pleasure to invite you to take part in Russian DX Contest held from 12:00 GMT March, 18th, 2006 till 12:00 GMT March, 19th, 2006. We'd like
Hi all, I'm thinking about trying the Russian DX contest this year. How is the activity level? Rates? I can't say I remember hearing what the bands are like during this one. I found the web site real
Take a look at the 2006 results ( http://www.rdxc.org/results/2006/results.asp ) and think about who you are likely to be able to work in 2007. I really like the rules for this contest, but for those
Hello Guy, Wednesday, February 21, 2007 Guy Molinari wrote to cq-contest@contesting.com: Number of received logs, Russian DX Contest: 2000 - 893 logs, 2001 - 1242 logs, 2002 - 1304 logs, 2003 - 1671
73 - Guy, N7ZG Hi Guy(s). I highly recommend this contest. One of the most fun times I had was back in 2001 when there were actually sunspots :-). Ended up with over 2000 qsos in only 24 hours. A gre
Hi Guy and all, Below is some statistics of W7RN SOAB CW in RDXC last year. I think you can do better then that especially working more Russian stations on 20 and 40m Sure this contest could be more
I last tried this contest in 2000, and was underwhelmed with the level of activity. I was laid up with a broken leg however and had nothing elese to do. It's great that activity has tripled since th
Since the next WRTC is being hosted in Russia, I wonder if scores in the RDXC will be used in the results-based selection criteria? That would be a good reason to operate. Even from here, we don't ha
a As far as I know - YES. Results in RDXC will be counted when selecting WRTC teams. contest as during Exactly Randy. Good point. Besides you can work each other and Europe in this contest and it is
Guy, As someone who played in RDXC 3 times from Pacific Northwest I can tell you that this contest can be fun and very frustrating. I agree with Steve N2IC, who pointed out this contest is very very
Thanks Denis, This is exactly the kind of detailed and pragmatic feedback I was looking for. I also agree with K5ZD that we should support contests outside the US. From here on the west coast I try t
Quote from http://www.rdxc.org/results/2006/report.asp: -- In 2010 Russia will host the most remarkable amateur radio event - HF World Radio Team Championship, WRTC 2010. As many of you may guess, s
Hello Steve, Wednesday, February 21, 2007 Steve London wrote to cq-contest@contesting.com: big Steve, unfortunately you are right, US and JA participation is very low. If you go to http://rdxc.org/as
Hello Randy, Thursday, February 22, 2007 Randy Thompson wrote to cq-contest@contesting.com: I just got the clarification from RA3AUU, his answer is "Yes, the RDXC scores will be used in the results-b
To be sure, I'm on the East Coast, but I don't think we have heard the whole story yet. For one thing, the rules permit non-Russians to work *anyone* else. Here's an excerpt from the rules: 7.2 Non-R
fun UA9C, UA9 is pretty different from UA3. Just check the path from these 3 countries to the US. To prove that I put down here last year results of 3 more or less equally equipped stations. UR is e