----- Original Message ----
From: Mike <mike_g4sjx@...>
To: g3lrs@...
Sent: Sunday, 5 November, 2006 7:23:48 PM
Subject: [g3lrs] Club Calls Contest

Calling all club members,

It's that time of year again! Time to stetch your dipoles and
vertical to resonate on Top band 160m.

Please try to get on during the contest and support the club station
and member stations but remember to work a few others so as not to
produce unique calls ie calls that only appear in one log.

 
RSGB Club Calls Contest 2006.
The aim of this event is to encourage contacts between Affiliated
Societies, to give their callsigns an airing and to encourage new
licensees to operate under appropriate supervision.

Date: Saturday 11th November 2006

Time: 2000 - 2300 UTC  

Freqs: 1870-1990 kHz

Mode: SSB

Exchange: RS + Serial No+ other data

1. Eligible Entrants: All licensed amateurs and SWLs in the UK.

2. Exchange: RS + serial number + name of Club + "Club
Station", "Club Member" or "No Club", as appropriate. NB: the name of
the club must be sent in full. It must not be sent as initials. A
Club Station must use a callsign which is specifically issued to a
Club or Society which is affiliated to the RSGB. Use of special club
station prefixes such as GX etc by club stations is allowed in this
event.

3. Scoring: 3 points per contact, plus bonuses of 5 points for
contacts with any club members, and 25 points for contacts with any
Club
Station.

4. Awards:
The Ariel Trophy to the leading Club station.
Certificates to the leading club, individual club and non-club
member.
The David Hill, G4IQM, Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the club
having the highest aggregate score of five club members operating
within a 30 mile radius of the club meeting place.

5. E-mail logs: should be sent to: 
club.calls.logs@...

Receiving Contest

General Rule 10 and transmitting section rules apply except where
specified below.
1. Log column 'Other Data' to show name of Club + 'Member' or 'No
Club' or name of Club + 'Club Station' as appropriate. Any station
may appear only once in the 'station heard' column, regardless of
mode.

See you on 160M

73 de Mike G4SJX