[SECC] CQ WPX Contest SSB This Week End

[John Laney]

Yes.  Steve. Sorry I fogot to mention that there is a club aggregate 
score part of CQ WPX and we want to make a good showing.  Just put South 
East Contest Club in the hearder of your log.  We don't need to register 
calls ahead of time.  To count, ops must be club members within the 
appropriate circle for this contest and I think that's quite large.  
Hope to work you on several bands Sunday.  73, K4BAI

On 3/26/2020 5:26 PM, Steve And NAT Lochotzki wrote:
> Are we doing a team for the WPX this weekend? Kc8yrk
>
> On Fri, Mar 20, 2020, 3:43 PM John Laney <k4bai at att.net 
> <mailto:k4bai at att.net>> wrote:
>
>     Hello guys and gals:
>
>     This weekend it is likely our activities will be more limited than
>     usual.  On the other hand today (UTC date) is the vernal equinox and
>     that is usually a good time for DX.
>
>     The Russian DX Contest has a club aggregate score competition for
>     clubs
>     that submit five or more logs.  Be sure to put your club "South East
>     Contest Club" in the Cabrillo header on the "CLUB:" line.
>
>     This contest is CW only, or SSB only, or Mixed.  It runs 24 hours.
>     1200Z Sat to 1200Z Sun.  8 AM Sat to 8 AM Sun. EDT. For this contest,
>     there is no "club circle" limitation, so any SECC member may submit a
>     score for SECC.  There is no requirement to pre-register before the
>     contest, so just get on, have fun, submit your score to 3830 if
>     possible
>     and submit your Cabrillo log to the sponsor.
>
>     There are also awards for each power level, HP, LP, and QRP. Single
>     band entries are also possible and you can enter single band with the
>     same call on two different bands. Note requirements for naming your
>     single band logs to include the band.
>
>     Everyone can work everyone else, so it is a combined DX and domestic
>     contest.  This contest is a big counter for WRTC qualification so I'd
>     expect all the big contesters to be QRV.
>
>     Packet or cluster is permitted for all classes of competition, but no
>     "self spotting" is permitted.  There is no limit on band changes, but
>     each station who is single op can have only one signal on the air
>     at any
>     one time.
>
>     If things get slow in the Rus DX, there is also the VA QSO Party this
>     weekend.
>
>     Using our radios to contact others worldwide while our usual
>     activities
>     are curtailed is a good idea and should lift our spirits.
>
>     Have a really good weekend.
>
>     73, John, K4BAI
>     President, SECC
>
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