IARU Region 1 VHF Managers Handbook - UBA

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Contacts made via active repeaters or transponders do not count for points. 5.7.6 Types of emission On each band on which ATV transmissions are allowed, contacts may be made using the mode(s) authorized for ATV on that band. 5.7.7 Contest exchanges The following information shall be exchanged during a contact: i) a codenumber IARU Region 1 page 72/148 Version 5.40 VHF managers handbook For each band used a transmitting station shall choose a four-figure code group that shall not change throughout the contest. The four figures shall neither be the same (e.g. 2222) nor consecutive (e.g. 4567 or 5432). Stations using such groups shall be disqualified. THIS CODE GROUP SHALL BE EXCHANGED IN VIDEO ONLY AND SHALL NOT BE TRANSMITTED BY ANY OTHER MODE THAN VISION. On different bands a different code group - obeying the above rules - must be used. ii) - Call sign (also in video) - Vision and sound report - IARU Locator (also in video) - Contact serial number, starting with 001 on each band used and increasing by one for each successive contact on that band For the vision report the internationally recognized codes B0 to B5 shall be used: B0 - No picture perceived B1 - Synchronisation with very little picture contents B2 - Only large images (callsign etc.) perceivable B3 - Picture noisy but some detail resolved B4 - Picture slightly noisy but with good detail and resolution B5 - Noise-free picture For the sound report the codes T0 to T5 shall be used: T0 - No sound T1 - Audible but unintelligible sound T2 - Partly intelligible sound T3 - Noisy, but intelligible sound T4 - Slightly noisy sound T5 - Perfect noiseless sound The report (e.g. B4T4) is followed by the suffix 'C' if the transmission is received in colour.
5.7.8 Scoring Section 1: A two-way exchange of the four-digit code group by vision together with the exchange of the other information specified in rule 7 by vision or any other mode of transmission shall score: IARU Region 1 page 73/148 Version 5.40 VHF managers handbook for contacts on the 435 MHz band : 2 points/kilometre for contacts on the 1.3 GHz band : 4 points/kilometre for contacts on higher bands : 10 points/kilometre If only one station received the four-digit code group, and the other information specified in rule 7 was exchanged, the scores for both stations shall be reduced by 50%. Section 2: Reception of the four-digit code group by vision and of the other information specified in rule 7 shall score: Notes. 5.7.9 Entries for reception on the 435 MHz band : 1 points/kilometre for reception on the 1.3 GHz band : 2 points/kilometre for reception on higher bands : 5 points/kilometre i) For scoring purposes all valid contacts shall be deemed to have taken place over a distance of at least 5 kilometres, even if the two stations in contact have the same or adjacent IARU Locators. ii) In order to make contest scores comparable, for the conversion from degrees to kilometres a factor of 111.2 should be used when calculating distances greater than the 5 kilometres mentioned under i) with the aid of the spherical geometry equation (Noordwijkerhout, 1987). The entries must be set out on log sheets fulfilling the requirements given under rule 12. Multi-operator stations shall be clearly marked as such. A copy of the logs must be sent to the national ATV Manager, VHF Manager or the national Contest Committee postmarked not later than the third Monday following the contest weekend. Late entries will not be accepted. The submission of the logs implies that the entrant accepts the contest rules. 5.7.10 Judging of entries The judging of the entries shall be the responsibility of the organising society, whose decision shall be final. Entrants deliberately contravening any of these rules or flagrantly disregarding the IARU Region I bandplans shall be disqualified. Minor errors may result in loss of points. The claimed contact will be disqualified for an obviously wrongly stated Locator, callsign, codenumber, or a time error of more than 10 minutes.
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