What contests are the OSCAR's allowed???
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>From William L. Snider" <0006573551@mcimail.com Thu Mar 3 15:52:00 1994
From: William L. Snider" <0006573551@mcimail.com (William L. Snider)
Subject: List
Message-ID: <65940303155256/0006573551PK3EM@mcimail.com>
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>From tree@cmicro.com (Larry Tyree) Thu Mar 3 23:45:41 1994
From: tree@cmicro.com (Larry Tyree) (Larry Tyree)
Subject: Sprint CW Log deadline
Message-ID: <9403032345.AA23035@cmicro.com>
Logs must be received by next Monday, March 7th!!
CW sprint logs may be submitted via internet in ASCII format to
tree@cmicro.com. They may also be uploaded to the N6TR Log BBS
at (503) 658-6116.
Time is running out!!
If you mailed in your log without sending a disk or mailing it on internet,
you should have (so there Derek!) received a post card asking for your
log in electronic format. Your prompt response will help speed along
the log checking process.
Don't forget the next opportunity to sprint, the internet sprint on Saturday,
April 2nd. If you need a copy of the rules, please send me a message.
Tree N6TR
tree@cmicro.com
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>From FRED LUCAS" <LUCAS@evax5.gdc.com Fri Mar 4 17:03:00 1994
From: FRED LUCAS" <LUCAS@evax5.gdc.com (FRED LUCAS)
Subject: 1994 BERMUDA CONTEST
Message-ID: <9403041706.AA16778@gdc.com>
There has been some incorrect information published regarding the
1994 Bermuda Contest. What is in the CQ contest column is NOT correct.
The contest has been changed to be a world wide contest this year and
permits contacts within each country (i.e., US can work US).
The following is a shortened listing of the rules:
1. The Bermuda Contest shall be open to licensed amateurs worldwide.
2. The contest period is from 0001 UTC March 19, 1994 to 2400 UTC
March 20, 1994 (48 hours). Actual operating period is not to exceed
24 hours. Off periods are to be clearly logged and each is to be not
less than 2 consecutive hours.
3. ELIGIBILITY: All stations shall be single operator only.
4. BANDS: 3.5, 7, 14, 21 and 28 MHz amateur bands only are to
be used. No cross band or cross mode contacts are permitted.
Phone and CW may be used on the above bands.
5. EXCHANGES: A valid report shall consist of RS(T) and serial number.
A contact with the same station on SSB and CW on a single band will count
for QSO points only and not as an additional multiplier.
6. SCORING: All valid contacts will be worth 5 points. The final score
is the sum of QSO points for all bands multiplied by the number of
countries on each band, then multiplied by the number of VP9 contacts
each band. Valid countries shall be taken from the most recent
DXCC and WAE country lists.
7. LOGS: Each log, duplicate and summary sheet must be clearly labelled
with the operator's call sign and date (including year) and, where
appropriate, band and mode. All dates and times must be stated in
UTC and frequencies stated in MHz.
All contestants must compute their own score and check for duplicate
contacts. Dupe sheets must be submitted for all bands which 200
or more contacts have been made. A penalty of 3 contacts will be
deducted for every duplicate. A multiplier sheet of VP9 contacts
must be provided. All contestants must provide a signed statement
confirming they have observed the rules of the contest and the terms
of their license. In addition, the contestant must provide their full
name, station QTH, full mailing address and a contact telephone
number.
8. All logs must be received by the Contest Committee, P.O. Box HM275,
Hamilton HM AX, Bermuda not later than 11 a.m. June 1, 1994.
Hope to see you in the contest.
73, Fred K1EFI
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