DID TEURS

Robert Baker WB2G FE
75 Windsor Dr.
Ateo NJ 08004
CRP ARCI ANNUAL esc PARTY
2000 GMT Aprll18 to
0200 GMT April 20
The contest is open 10 all
amateurs and all ere eligible for
the awards. Stations may be
worked once per band for aso
and mu ltiplier credits.
EXCHANGE:
Members-AST, state-crcvince-country,
and OAP number.
Non-Membera-c-R'S'I, statecrovmce-countrv.
power input.
SCORING:
Each member aso counts 3
points. Non-member oscs are 2
po ints, and station s other than
WNE count 4 polntseaeh. Multipliers
are as follows: More than
100 Watts input, x 1; 30-100
Apr 4·5
Apr 8-9
Apr 11 ·1 2
Apr 15·1 6
Apr 18-19
Apr 18-20
Apr 25-26
May 2·3
May 9·10
May 10
May 16-18
May 23·24
Jun 6-7
Aug 8·9
Aug 15-16
Sep 12-13
Sep 12·13
Sap 12·14
Sap 26
Nov 8
Nov 14·15
Dec 26·31
CONTESTS
Watts, )(1 .5; 10-30 Watts, x 2;
J.l0 Walts, x 4; '·3 Watts, x S;
less than 1 Watt input, x 10.
Final score is total aso
points times total number 01
states-provinces-countries per
band limes the power multiplier.
FREQUENCIES:
CALENDAR
Novlce- 371 0, 7110, 21110,
281 10,
88B-1810 , 3985, 7285,
14285,21385,28885,50385.
CW-1810, 3560, 7040, 14060,
21060,28060,50060.
Try SSB on even hours, and
don't forget Novice frequencies.
AWARDS:
Certificates to the highest
scoring slation in each state,
province, or country with two or
more entries. Other awards will
be given depending on activity.
One certificate to highest scoring
NovlcefTechnican overall.
One certificate for th e sta tion
showing three skip contacts using
the lowest power.
LOGS AND ENTRI ES:
Send full log data, including
full name, address, and bands
used, equipment, antennas, and
power used, Entrants desi ring
results sheet and scores, please
ARRL Open CD Party-Phone
DXlYL to NAlYL Contest-CW
ARRL Open CO Party-CW
OXlYL to NAlYL Contest-Phone
YL ISSB aso Party-Phone
aRP aso Party
Helvetia Contest
County Hunters SSB Contest
Rocky Mountain Division aso Party
DARC Corona 10-Meter RTTY
Michigan aso Party
Europe and Africa Giant RnY Flash
VKJZUOceanla RTTY OX Contest
European OX Contest-CW
SARTG Wortdwlde RTTY Contest
European OX Contest-Phone
G.QRP·Club CW Actlylty Weekend
Washington State aso Party
OARC Corona 1().Meter RTTY
OARC Corona 1().Meter RTTY
European OX Contest-RTTY
G-QRP-Club Winter Sports
enclose a busrness-eeee envelope
with sufficient return postage.
Logs must be received by
May 20th to qualify. Send all
log s and data to: QRP ARCI Contest
Chairman, William W.
Dickerson WA2JOC, 352 Crampton
Drive, Monroe MI 48161.
YL ISSB aso PARTY-PHONE
0001 GMT April 18 to
2359 GMT April 19
Two six-hour rest periods are
req uired. Operating categories
Include: single operator, OXJWK
teams, and YUOM teams. Ail
bands will be used, and the
same station may be contacted
on different bands for contact
points but not as country multipliers.
Two meters may be used,
but contacts must be direct and
not through repeaters.
EXCHA NGE:
Name, RS, SSBer number,
country, state, and partner's
call. If no partner,leave blank. If
non-member, send "No Number."
FREQUENCIES:
3925, 7290, 14332, 21373,
28673. Listen for OX on 3765 and
7090. Listen for VK on 3690 on
75-meter phone, as their top frequency
Is 3700. It is requested
that stations spread out to
rel ieve congestion on 14332.
Use frequencies from 14280 to
14345. Remember the nets on
14313 and 14336. Also OX stations
use 14160 to 14190 for contacts
among themselves.
SCORING:
RESULTS
1980 MICHIGAN aso PARTY
Michlylln
W8PBO
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K8RO 87.235
WAlVNZ 68..70
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SOMO
WAIMAM
5O,1SO
W..uoAF 42,9-48
N8ADWIII 41,1120
WBllAYW 40,8115
WB8ZJ L 37,520
Oul·of-Stal.
VE3DAP 17,784
K3HB 1.,1120
W1AQE 8,244
WMBZW 7,440
NIBNW 6,840
W3PYZ 5.740
W1ULC 5.565
WOllSBR 5,066
U CWl2 4,538
N3AHA 2,938
Score five points for each
member contacted on any continent.
Non-member contacts
count one point. Only member
station contacts count lormultipliers.
MultIpliers are each
state, country, and province.
Also, each team contacted, but
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