Koledar tekmovanj

Aug
11
Thu
Italian Activity Contest (50 MHz)
Aug 11 @ 19:00 – 23:00

Contest rules

Ital: http://www.ari.it/en/contest-vhf-up/iac/regolamento.html

Aug
12
Fri
19. International EME Conference @ 19. International EME Conference
Aug 12 – Aug 14 all-day

http://www.eme2020.cz/

144 MHz Meteorscatter Spring Contest 2022
Aug 12 @ 15:00 – Aug 14 @ 14:59

“ 144 MHz Meteorscatter Sprint Contest 2022 “

 

 

MMMonVHF[1], in cooperation with the magazines DUBUS[2] and Funk-Telegramm[3], invites you to take part in the 15th edition of the “144 MHz Meteorscatter Sprint Contest” during the maximum of the Perseids meteor shower (PER). Based on predictions from IMO[4] (the International Meteor Organisation), this maximum will occur on August 13, 2022, between 02:00 GMT and 05:00 GMT.

More info about the 2023 edition of the contest at the bottom of the page.

RULES:

 

Contestperiod:

August 12, 2022, 15:00 GMT – August 14, 2022, 14:59 GMT (end time last completed QSO).

 

Participation:

Class 1: QRP (< 1.5 kW ERP)

Class 2: QRO (>1.5 kW ERP)

Stations can participate in one class only. No difference between single- or multioperator stations or modes (HSCW, FSK441, MSK144, JTMS etc).

 

Exchange:

Full callsigns, reports (e.g. 26 or R26) and final rogers (RRRR)[5].

 

Scoring:

For each completed QSO you receive an amount of points that equals the distance between you and the station you completed with. A worked station only counts once, so no duplicates allowed.

Note: each year we see logged QSO’s with distances below 400 km. As from 2021, we assume that these contacts are not made via meteorscatter, unless the path shows a clearly blocked direct path. This will be investigated by the contest manager.

 

Final scoring:

The total score is the  sum of all points you received for all completed QSO’s together.

 

Logs:

Logs can be send via E-mail or regular mail. Your log has to be received before September 15, 2022 23:59 GMT. In case you have send your log by regular mail, the postmark will count. Logs received after that date will be considered as checklogs.

Logs via E-mail can be sent to: ms******@mm******.de ; Subject: MSSprint “Call”

Logs via regular post can be sent to: A.F. Veldhuijsen, PA4EME,

Westlandstraat 9,

6137 KE  Sittard,

The Netherlands.

 

Be sure you log contains at least the following:

–          Your call, name, adress and class you want to participate in. Stations in Class 1 (QRP) have to state details about the equipment they used in form of used output power and antennagain. If no data about your station is given, you will be placed in Class 2. The power used for the calculation of the Effective Radiated Power will be the power measured at the output of your transceiver or active amplifier(s);

–          The QSO list. As there are many logging programs available nearly every format is possible[6]. But make sure that the log will show at least: date, time (to be specific: end time), call, report send, report received, locator and distance (equals points). If you don’t have a logprogram, send a simpel .txt file from your notepad. Just list your QSO’s as dd/mm/yy; hh:mm; call, locator. No need for distance calculation then as all distances will be calculated when processing your log.

 

With sending your log you also declare to have operated within the limits of your chosen Class, licence and local regulations when performing any activity that could impact your submitted score. Unsportsmanlike conduct can be ground for disqualification. Also you agree to have the log open to the public which might result in publishing your log on MMMonVHF or in the magazines DUBUS and/or Funk-Telegramm.

Reception of a log will be confirmed in the same way it was received.

Stories and pictures are welcome for the soapbox.

 

Conditions to be observed:

The use of DX-clusters and chat-channels during the contest is only allowed in such way that there is no exchange of reports or other data from which the status of the QSO can be extracted. Limited information on the cluster (e.g. 12:00 DK5EW PA4EME JN48MB<MS>JO20WX) or chat (e.g. 12:00 PA2DW 144.355 CQ for MS Sprint) is allowed.

Selfspotting exceeding more then once every 15 minutes will be considered as unsportsmanlike behaviour.

 

Acceptable examples:

“Shall we make a sked on 144.388?”

“I have QRM, let’s move to 144.218 kHz and start again”

“Nothing received, please try again” and the QSO starts again

“Thank you for a nice QSO” – Note: Only after the QSO has completed on the radio

 

Winner of the contest:

The winner of the contest is the station with the highest amount of points. There will be a winner in each class. If two stations have the same amount of points, the position will have to be shared.

 

Special scoring for outside Europe stations:

There will be a seperate listing for stations outside Europe.

 

Certificate:

All stations will receive a digital certificate showing the Class and ranking achieved. The certificate will be send the same route as the received log.

Results:

The results of the MS Sprint Contest will be published on the foreseen date that DUBUS magazine no. 4, 2022 will be issued: December 7, 2022. Results will be online that day on MMMonVHF. Printed versions will be in DUBUS magazine no.4, 2022 and Funk-Telegramm no. 1, 2023. VHF-editors around the world are free to publish the list as well provided the source and organizers are mentioned.

 

Additional notes:

[1] MMMonVHF (Make More Miles on VHF): www.mmmonvhf.de

[2] DUBUS – the serious magazine for VHF and up amateur radio: www.dubus.org

[3] Funk-Telegramm – Magazin für Funkamateure: www.funk-telegramm.de

[4] IMO – International Meteor Organisation: www.imo.net

[5] Operating Procedures for Meteor Scatter QSO’s: http://www.vhfdx.de/ms_howto.pdf

[5] Проведение MS QSO в 1 районе IARU: http://www.vhfdx.ru/ms/provedenie-ms-qso-v-1-rayone-iaru

[6] The “144 MHz Meteorscatter Sprint Contest” is supported by at least two software

programs:

–  Arcom (Ham Office) : www.hamoffice.de

–  Ucxlog : www.ucxlog.de

Other logging programs are allowed as well.

 

When using MGM generated modes, please take in account that in Europe we use 30 second periods. Using 15 second periods on the center calling frequencies will cause inteference and waste 50% of your time. Stations in Western and Central Europe (stations in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Northern France) are always transmitting second periods while calling CQ on the center calling frequencies. If you feel the need to do otherwise, do it well away from the center calling frequencies and be sure not causing inteference at a station you can copy via tropo.

 

Aug
16
Tue
Italian Activity Contest (1296 MHz)
Aug 16 @ 19:00 – 23:00

Contest rules

Italy: http://www.ari.it/en/contest-vhf-up/iac/regolamento.html

Aug
18
Thu
SP Activity Contest – Open Class (70 MHz)
Aug 18 @ 19:00 – 23:00

Aug
20
Sat
31. S59DBC srečanje radioamaterjev @ S59DBC srečanje radioamaterjev
Aug 20 @ 12:00 – 23:59
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Aug
21
Sun
9A Activity C’test
Aug 21 @ 07:00 – 12:00

 

Pravila UKV natjecanja 9A Activity contest

Organizator natjecanja

Organizator natjecanja je Hrvatski radioamaterski savez (HRS) s ciljem propagiranja rada i povećanja aktivnosti na UKV frekventnim područjima.

Sudionici

Pravo sudjelovanja u natjecanju imaju sve licencirane postaje iz Republike Hrvatske i iz zemalja članica IARU-a.

Termin održavanja natjecanja

Termin svakog od 11 perioda je treća nedjelja u mjesecu i to počevši od siječnja i zaključno sa studenim.

Vrijeme održavanja natjecanja

Od 0700 do 1200 UTC.

Frekvencije

Natjecanje se održava na 144 MHz, 432 MHz i 1296 MHz,  sukladno band planu 1. regijeIARU-a.

Kategorije

  • – 144 MHz – jedan operator, sve vrste rada,
  • – 144 MHz – više operatora, sve vrste rada,
  • – 144 MHz – jedan operator, sve vrste rada, mala snaga (do 100 W),
  • – 144 MHz – više operatora, sve vrste rada, mala snaga (do 100 W),
  • – 432 MHz – jedan operator, sve vrste rada,
  • – 432 MHz – više operatora, sve vrste rada,
  • – 1296 MHz – jedan operator, sve vrste rada,
  • – 1296 MHz – više operatora, sve vrste rada,

Klupske postaje mogu raditi isključivo u kategoriji više operatora.

Općenito

Dopuštena je uporaba samo jedne pozivne oznake na jednom opsegu, kao i odašiljanje samo jednoga signala na frekventnom opsegu (bez obzira na kategoriju).  Nije dopuštena uporaba više pozivnih oznaka s jedne radiopostaje.

Vrste rada

Dopuštene vrste rada su CW, SSB i FM prema postojećemu band planu 1. regije IARU-a. Veze ostvarene refleksijom od Mjeseca (EME), meteoritskih tragova (MS), preko satelita, transpondera ili repetitora, kao i cross-band veze ne priznaju se.

Raporti

Tijekom natjecanja obvezna je izmjena raporta po RST skali, rednoga broja veze (koji u svakomu periodu počinje od 001 i uvećava se za 1 za svaku narednu vezu) i WW lokatora.

Na svakom bandu vode se posebni redni brojevi.

Bodovanje

Sve veze boduju se po principu 1 kilometar = 1 bod.

Tijekom natjecanja boduje se samo jedna veza s korespondentom na istom frekvencijskom području bez obzira na kategoriju i vrstu rada. Dvostruke (duple) veze moraju obvezatno biti uvedene u dnevnik natjecanja i posebno označene, te obvezno bodovane s nula bodova.

Natjecateljski dnevnici i zbrojni list

Natjecateljski dnevnici vode se u standardnom EDI obliku za svaki opseg posebno, sa zaglavljem koje treba sadržavati: ime i prezime natjecatelja (ili naziv radiokluba), pozivnu oznaku, adresu postaje na koju glasi dozvola za rad, lokaciju postaje za vrijeme natjecanja, WW lokator, nadmorsku visinu, kategoriju u kojoj se natjecalo, popis operatora i pomagača, ODX pozivnu oznaku, ODX lokator, ODX QRB, tehničke podatke o korištenoj opremi, broj veza, zbroj ostvarenih bodova, komentar natjecanja, te svim potrebnim podatcima veze: nadnevak, vrijeme (po UTC-u), pozivna oznaka korespondenta, vrsta rada, predani raport i redni broj veze, primljeni raport i redni broj veze, WW lokator korespondenta, ostvareni QRB u km.

Dostavljanje natjecateljskih dnevnika

Dnevnike natjecanja za 9A Activity contest treba dostavljati na slijedeće adrese:

-UKV robot: www.hrvhf.net, rubrika Contest -> Upload EDI

ili

E-mail9a***@ha******.hr.

Rok za dostavljanje natjecateljskih dnevnika je najkasnije 8 dana po održanome natjecanju (periodu).

Obrada dnevnika i objava rezultata

Za izradu rezultata pojedinih perioda odgovoran je HRS-ov koordinator za 9A activity natjecanje.

Svi sudionici imaju pravo pismene žalbe na rezultate natjecateljskom povjerenstvu u roku 8 dana od dana objavljivanja neslužbenih rezultata pojedinog perioda.

Oduzimanje bodova, diskvalifikacija i sve moguće sporne situacije rješavat će se sukladno Općim pravilima UKV natjecanja HRS-a.

Sve sporne detalje, rješavat će Izvršni odbor Hrvatskoga radioamaterskog saveza.

Konačni rezultat

Konačni rezultat natjecanja dobije se zbrajanjem ostvarenih bodova iz rađenih perioda 9A Activity natjecanja na svakom bandu posebno. U završnomu plasmanu natjecanja naći će se sve postaje koje su sudjelovale u najmanje 3 (tri) perioda natjecanja.

Rezultati natjecanja bit će objavljeni u časopisu Radio HRS-u kao i na web stranicama HRS-a: http://www.hrvhf.net.

Nagrade natjecateljima

  • Peharom i diplomom bit će nagrađene tri prvoplasirane postaje iz Republike Hrvatske u svim kategorijama
  • Plaketom i diplomom bit će nagrađene tri prvoplasirane postaje izvan Republike Hrvatske u svim kategorijama,
  • Plaketom i diplomom biti će nagrađena najbolje plasirana 9A postaja koja je radila u natjecanju isključivo FM vrstom rada, na 145 MHz, bez obzira na kategoriju.
  • Plaketom i diplomom bit će nagrađena najbolje plasirana 9A – YL postaja, na 145 MHz.
  • Plaketom i diplomom bit će nagrađeni najbolje plasirani mladi 9A operator, koji u kalendarskoj godini navršava najviše 18 godina, na 145 MHz.

Za sve ostale detalje vrijede Opća pravila UKV natjecanja u organizaciji HRS-a

HRS UKV contest koordinator                                 9A UKV manager

Krešo Bišćan, 9A2HM                                             Darko Grubić, 9A6ARP

 

HA Activity C’test
Aug 21 @ 07:00 – 12:00

 

Activity Contest „VHF Maraton”

 

Arranged by Radio Club Theodore Puskás HA5KHC on behalf of MRASZ BSZ (Budapest Federation of the Hungarian Radio Amateur Society).

Purpose:
To develop contest skill of beginning radio amateurs in Hungarian and foreign language communication, to support field days activities and to test equipment of own development.

Contest periods
Between 07.00 – 12.00 UTC on the 3rd Sunday of every month in each year from January to November

Frequency bands:
From 144 MHz to 76 GHz according to IARU Region 1 Band Proposal. Exceptions: repeaters and the frequency 145,500 MHz

Transmission modes:
CW (A1A), SSB (J3E) and FM (F3E).

Participants:
All domestic and foreign radio amateurs possessing a valid radio license accepting the rules contained in the call for participation.

Categories:

Individual stations, in each band

Collective stations, in each band

Call:
CQ Maraton or CQ TEST or CQ CONTEST

Control number:
RST or RS + in each band and in each round a serial number starting with 001 and WW QTH position (e.g. 599102 JN97NL).

Scoring:
each kilometer distance of the contact x 1 point,
contacts within the same QTH position: 5 points

Final score:
According to international practice the bands are evaluated separately. The end result is calculated as the sum of points earned monthly, by each band.

Contest logs:

proposed program: REG1TEST (EDI) or a protocolling program downloaded from the contest homepage (Editor, UCX-Log, S53WW, DXlog.net, etc)

the line PSECT shall contain SINGLE or MULTI

in each round, and for each band separately compiled Junior age participants please indicate their age. Posting deadline of the protocols: the 14th day after the contest round. Email address of incoming protocols: maraton at mraszbsz.hu In the subject field of emails please indicate CALLSIGN and MONTH!

Evaluation:
A call will be evaulated only if it is contained in the protocol sent by the partner station or if the partner station appears in at least 3 protocols
In case of mode difference both parties will be evaluated to 0 points.
In case of callsign failure, received QTH failure and received report failure the contact of the receiving station will be evaluated with 0 points.
In case of a time difference exceeding 3 minutes, and the failing party is clearly established from the logs, he gets 0 points,
if the failing party cannot be established, both parties receive 0 points.

Awards:
Certification of Merit will be awarded to the first three positions of each category.
Junior age participants receive a memorial certificate in electronic form.

Publication of results:
Preliminary result will be communicated on the homepage of the contest within 60 days following the closing of the yearly contest.
The final result will appear on the homepage of the contest (http://maraton.mraszsz.hu) and on the homepage of MRASZ BSZ (www.mraszbsz.hu).

Award ceremony:
Every year during radio amateur meeting BURABU.(Hungarian HAM meeting) Contest manager: HG5VY Németh János

Wish all participants a successful contest!

The Budapest Federation of MRASZ

 

 

http://www.mrasz.org/ha-contest[:]

ZRS Maraton 8. termin
Aug 21 @ 07:00 – 12:59
OK Activity C’test
Aug 21 @ 08:00 – 11:00

 

Rules of the OK VHF/UHF/SHF Activity Contest

1. Dateevery third Sunday in each Month
2. Time0800 – 1100 UTC
3. Categories
  1. 144 MHz-Single Op
  2. 144 MHz-Multi Op
  3. 432 MHz-Single Op
  4. 432 MHz-Multi Op
  5. 1296 MHz-Single Op
  6. 1296 MHz-Multi Op
  7. 2.3 GHz-Single Op
  8. 2.3 GHz-Multi Op
  9. 5.7 GHz-Single Op
  10. 5.7 GHz-Multi Op
  11. 10 GHz-Single Op
  12. 10 GHz-Multi Op
4. ModeCW/SSB/FM
5. ExchangeReport RS(RST) + Serial Nr. of QSO (start 001) + WW Locator

pravila tekmovanja:    https://vkvpa.hamradio.cz/rules/PA%20VKV_2023%20%E2%80%93%202022_12_23_en.pdf

rezultati:                        https://vkvpa.hamradio.cz/?str=edit_hlaseni

 

http://www.crk.cz/ENG/UHFE