[contestru] Fw: [RTTY] Russian RTTY test this weekend?

[kh6nd@lava.net]

Waldemar, and all...

I received this from RW9WA just a few hours ago. Please note the change
in the log submission e-mail address.

With the solar flux predicted to be around 200, this could be a
memorable RU RTTY Contest weekend.

73,

Mike
KH6ND


Hi, Mike!

Just spoke to UA4LCQ regarding Russian RTTY contest. He says that
contest will be held as usual.
Date, time, rules and addresses to send your logs to are the same.
He's quite busy on a job so didn't manage to make announcements in time.

Go Russian RTTY Contest !

Start 00:00 UTC 27 july to 24:00  28 july 2002
NR = rst + zone CQ
Russia = rst + Russian oblast
Points = same continent 5 points
                other continent 10 points

Mult  DXCC + Rus oblast

Log
Yuri katyutin
P.O. box 1200
Ulyanovsk 432035

or

cdma@simcom.ru


73! Andrey RW9WA


----- Original Message ----- 
From: <kh6nd@lava.net>
To: <rw9wa@ufanet.ru>
Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2002 3:12 AM
Subject: Russian RTTY WW Contest


| Dear Andrey,
| 
| Will you be handling the Russian RTTY WW Contest this year?
| 
| Where can I find the rules for 2002?
| 
| Aloha,
| 
| Mike
| KH6ND


Waldemar DK3VN wrote:
> 
> "VSH [RW4WZ]" wrote:
> >
> > The address for logs are:
> >
> > ....
> > ua4lcq@ulstu.ru
> >
> > 73!
> > Larry
> > RW4WZ
> > ....
> 
> Hmmm ... something is going wrong in Russia! Just sent an e-mail
> to Yuri, UA4LCQ and received ..:
> >>>>
>     <ua4lcq@ulstu.ru>: host mx1.ulstu.ru[62.76.34.34]
>     said: 552 <ua4lcq@ulstu.ru>:
>     Recipient address rejected: User doesn't access his mailbox here
> <<<<
> 
> It makes me sad to see, that Russia is not able to manage their
> Russian RTTY Contest! Anyone has ever seen the results for 2000?
> It is time for a decision, if this contest should be listed in
> the RWRL or not.
> 
> BTW: I don't have the plan to participate in this contest.
> 
> 73 de Waldemar, DK3VN
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