SECOND CLASS OPERATOR'S
CLUB MARATHON SPRINT
http://www.qsl.net/soc/030308.htm
Date/Time: March 08, 2003, 1800Z through 2400Z
Exchange: Member - RST,
State/Province/Country, SOC Number
Non-Member
- RST, State/Province/Country, Power Out
QSO
Points:
Member = 5 Points
Non-Member, Different Continent = 4 Points
Non-Member, Same Continent = 2 Points
Multiplier: SPC (State/Province/Country) total for
all bands.
The same station may be worked on more than one band for
QSO points and SPC credit.
Power Multiplier: 0 - 250 MW = X 15;
250 MW - 1 Watt = X 10;
1 W - 5 W = X 7;
Over 5 W = X 1.
Suggested Frequencies:
GENERAL NOVICE
160
Meters
1810 KHz
80
Meters
3560 KHz 3710 KHz
40
Meters
7040 KHz 7110 KHz
20
Meter
14060 KHz
15
Meters
21060 KHz 21110 KHz
10
Meters
28060 KHz 28110 KHz
6
Meters
50128 KHz
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Oklahoma QSO Party
- http://okdxa.org/web/html/okqprulz.htm
10 March - 0800 to 2000 CST (1400 to 0200 UTC)
11 March - 0800 to 1400 CST (1300 to 1900 UTC)
Suggested operating frequencies:
SSB: 3860 - 7260 - 14260 - 21360 - 28360 CW : 3545 - 7045 - 14045 -
21045 - 28045
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Elecraft QSO Party
- http://www.elecraft.com/Awards/eqp_2007.htm
When: 1500z March 10 to 1500z March 11, 2007 (second weekend in March).
You can operate any number of hours during this period.
Bands: Use 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, and 10 Meters ONLY.
Suggested Frequencies (+/- 5 kHz):
CW: 1815 (EU: 1840), 3540, 7040, 14060, 21060, 28060
SSB: 1840 and 1915, 3875 (EU:3775),7275 (EU:7075), 14275, 21325, 28325
DIGITAL:
PSK31 - commonly used frequencies (e.g. 14070) RTTY - commonly used
frequencies (exception: on 40 m, use 7085 to avoid CW stations near
7040)
Have Fun and 73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
P. S. While contesting it is not good practice to use the WARC
bands. In fact it is against our agreements.
Please use the
suggested bands and you will have a much better time of things.
KJR
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