CQ WW DX CW 2014 results
CQ WW DX CW 2014 var året med helt fantastiske forhold. Det er lett å se hvis du tar en titt på de nye Low Power rekordene. Klikk for å se tabellen!
CQ WW CW 2014 Disqualifications and Warnings
We regret to announce the following disciplinary actions issued for CQ WW CW 2014. http://cqww.com/blog/cq-ww-cw-2014-disqualifications-and-warnings/ 🙁
CQ WW SSB 2014 Disqualifications and Warnings
The CQ WW Contest Committee takes its job as referee for the contest very seriously. Each year a group of dedicated members spends many hours pouring over logs, listening to SDR recordings, and following up on input from the contest community. We do not always have perfect information and it is difficult when each entrant…
WWROF Webinar – Planning Your Contest Station by Craig Thompson K9CT
Planning Your Contest Station by Craig Thompson K9CT
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CQ WPX CW 2014 results
Også her ble noen gamle rekorder slått og noen ferske kom til. Sjekk de norske CQ WPX rekordene her
CQ WPX SSB 2014 results
Noen rekorder slått og noen helt ferske. Sjekk de norske CQ WPX rekordene her.
SAC 2014 results
We are now pleased to announce the final results of the Scandinavian Activity Contest 2014, after a number of adjustments to the preliminary results were made during the five-day review period. We’d like to thank you for your observations, and will continue to work on improving the log checking process and the clarity of the…
WRTC2014 Documentary by 9V1YC
James Brooks 9V1YC har laget en fantastisk bra film om WRTC2014 i New England USA. 9V1YC har laget flere videoer fra DXpedisjoner og de er alltid av god kvalitet. WRTC2014 er intet unntak. Sjekk den ut på Vimeo.
CQ WW 2014 Raw Scores
Raw scores for både SSB og CW er ute. Dette er stillingen før loggsjekk.
CW / Single-Op Low All Bands / Europe 1 OR2F............4,117,256 (ON8LDS) 2 LY8O............3,912,779 3 LI8W............3,049,596 (LB1GB) 4 EA4KD...........2,940,960 5 YU1EL...........1,744,575
WRTC 2018 qualification process
The WRTC2018 will consist of up to 63 two-operator teams coming from qualifying regions around the world. The qualifying process is based on results in selected ham radio contests over two years. Team leaders are selected based on their 12 best scores compared to others in their region. See team selection for more information on…