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| LI/NJ QRP Doghouse Operation Sprint |
sponsored jointly by the Long Island QRP & New Jersey QRP clubs. Here’s a sprint that you can work and still manage to stay out of the doghouse on the Saturday afternoon prior to Thanksgiving. You can play radio, and have plenty of time to mow the lawn, shovel snow, clean the guest room; do whatever it takes to get the house ready for Thanksgiving. |
| Date: |
Fourth Saturday of November 20 November 1999 |
| Time: |
1700 - 2100 UTC The contest is a single-op QRP CW sprint. Try to operate as many ops in as many area codes as possible. Stations may be worked more than once on different bands. |
| Suggested QRP Frequencies: |
1.810, 3.560, 7.040, 14.060, 21.060, 28.060 MHz. |
| Exchange: |
RST, Telephone Area Code and first name. |
| QSO points: |
2 points per QSO. |
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| Total points: |
(QSO points x power multiplier) + bonus points. Certificates will be awarded for the highest overall total score and most unique Area Codes worked from each Call Sign Area in the US, Canada and DX country. Area Codes can be counted once per band. |
| Logs: |
Submit logs within one month after the sprint to Kevin, N2TO. Submit e-mail messages with attached text files to: or snail mail to: 429-73rd Street BROOKLYN, NY 11209 USA Please include an SASE if you’d like to receive contest results. Results will be posted to QRP-L, LIQRP and NJ-QRP by year’s end.
Late entries will count as check logs. Good luck to all, and remember, radio and holiday/family do mix!
The Amateur is Balanced...Radio is his/her hobby. He/she never allows it to interfere with any of the duties he/she owes to his/her home, his/her job, or his/her community. I think we can do both here!
Join us for the third LI/NJ QRP Doghouse Sprint. |
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| (Date of info: September 15, 1999) - Source: Ken Newman, N2CQ |
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