SM3CER Contest Service/Rules - North American Collegiate Amateur Radio Club Championship

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SM3CER Contest Service - Rules

North American Collegiate
Amateur Radio Club Championship

1. Object: To encourage college and university stations in all ARRL (American Radio Relay League) and RAC (Radio Amateurs of/du Canada) sections to participate in the ARRL November Sweepstakes and compete against other college and university radio clubs.

2. Contest Rules: CW portion takes place on first full weekend of November, phone portion takes place on third full weekend of November.
Both start on Saturday 2100 UTC and end on Monday 0300 UTC.
All rules, as stated in the October issue of QST, pertain to this collegiate competition.
Participation limited to clubs at institutions of higher learning beyond the high school level.

3. Station Location: In an effort to encourage club station improvements all contacts must be made from the established club radio station located on a college campus. No "portable" operation from a nearby contest "super station". A club may operate from a member's station provided that a club station on campus does not exist.

4. Results: Separate champions will be determined for CW, phone and combined scores. Official results will be based on those published in QST so all contestants must submit a valid log to the ARRL. Contestants must also submit a score summary (the contest summary sheet, NOT a complete log!) to the collegiate contest moderator. Provisional scores and winners will be posted on the ham-univ and cq-contest Internet mail reflectors by the moderator.
Send results to:
Internet:
barron@liant.com
Mail:
Robert Barron
P O Box 180703
AUSTIN, TX 78718-0703
USA

5. Awards: To be determined. Certificates will probably be printed.

This means:
1. Entries are not limited to multi-op. Single op efforts may submit their score as their official school effort.
2. Entries limited by ARRL Sweepstakes rules to stations in the US, US possessions and Canada.
3. All club members are allowed to participate (including alumni).
4. Club station location rule waived when no club station exists.

(Date of info: October 18 1996)
(August 30, 1999) - Changed URL to CT Web Site.

This contest directly supported by:
CT Logging Software	NA Logging Program	TR Log
Go to SM3CER Contest Service Software Page

Please send corrections/changes/new rules to:

Jan-Eric Rehn - SM3CER
sm3cer@contesting.com

1. Object:	To encourage college and university stations in all ARRL (American Radio Relay League) and RAC (Radio Amateurs of/du Canada) sections to participate in the ARRL November Sweepstakes and compete against other college and university radio clubs.
2. Contest Rules:	CW portion takes place on first full weekend of November, phone portion takes place on third full weekend of November. Both start on Saturday 2100 UTC and end on Monday 0300 UTC. All rules, as stated in the October issue of QST, pertain to this collegiate competition. Participation limited to clubs at institutions of higher learning beyond the high school level.
3. Station Location:	In an effort to encourage club station improvements all contacts must be made from the established club radio station located on a college campus. No "portable" operation from a nearby contest "super station". A club may operate from a member's station provided that a club station on campus does not exist.
4. Results:	Separate champions will be determined for CW, phone and combined scores. Official results will be based on those published in QST so all contestants must submit a valid log to the ARRL. Contestants must also submit a score summary (the contest summary sheet, NOT a complete log!) to the collegiate contest moderator. Provisional scores and winners will be posted on the ham-univ and cq-contest Internet mail reflectors by the moderator. Send results to: Internet: barron@liant.com Mail: Robert Barron P O Box 180703 AUSTIN, TX 78718-0703 USA
5. Awards:	To be determined. Certificates will probably be printed. This means: 1. Entries are not limited to multi-op. Single op efforts may submit their score as their official school effort. 2. Entries limited by ARRL Sweepstakes rules to stations in the US, US possessions and Canada. 3. All club members are allowed to participate (including alumni). 4. Club station location rule waived when no club station exists. (Date of info: October 18 1996) (August 30, 1999) - Changed URL to CT Web Site.