Type: Contest

For Amateurs worldwide to exchange information with W/VE amateurs on 160-meter CW. DX-to-DX QSOs do not count for contest credit. Stations located in overseas and non-contiguous U.S. Territories may be worked by DX stations. This includes Alaska KL7, the Caribbean US possessions KP1-KP5, and all of the Pacific Ocean territories KH0-KH9, including Hawaii KH6

For Amateurs worldwide to exchange QSO information with as many stations as possible on the 10 meter band.

• Date: 00:00 UTC to 24:00 UTC Saturday, 3rd full weekend in December.
• Mode: RTTY – Baudot.
• Bands: 10, 15, 20, 40 and 80 meters, according to the IARU band plan.

Time

Every January 2nd Week each year

In 2021 contest will start 9 January 2021 -> 00:00 UTC – 23:59 UTC ( 24 Hours )

Objective

– For amateurs around the world to contact as many other amateurs in as many countries and Indonesia (YB Land) contesters

– Everyone Worked Everyone

Bands

Contact should made on 3.5, 7, 14, 21 and 28 MHz.

No WARC bands.

Exchange

Mode SSB : 59 + Serial Number (eg: 59 001)

Amateurs worldwide contact and exchange QSO information with other amateurs using digital modes (Baudot RTTY, PSK, FT8/FT4, ASCII, AMTOR, and Packet—attended operation only) on 80, 40, 20, 15, and 10 meter bands. Any station may work any other station. Stations may be worked once per band, regardless of mode.

Objective: Increasing activity on the air, strengthening the reputation of amateur radio operators, demonstration and improvement of technical skills and knowledge across the world

Objective:

French amateurs work as many amateur stations in as many French of the 97 metropolitans departments (including F6REF HQ), overseas territories (DOM/TOM) and DXCC countries of the world as possible on 80, 40, 20, 15, and 10 meter bands.

Foreign amateurs work as many F stations in as many of the 97 metropolitans departments (including F6REF HQ) and overseas French territories (DOM/TOM) as possible.

Bands:  80, 40, 20, 15, 10m

The WPX Contest is based on an award offered by CQ Magazine for working all prefixes.

The CQ WPX attracts over 20,000 participants that take to the airwaves with the goal of making as many contacts with as many different callsign prefixes as possible.

Contest Objective: To encourage W/VE stations to expand knowledge of DX propagation on the HF and MF bands, improve operating skills, and improve station capability by creating a competition in which DX stations may only contact W/VE stations. One contest period is CW-only and one is Phone-only.  Use only the 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, and 10 meter bands.

W/VE amateurs: Work as many DX stations in as many DXCC entities as possible.

DX stations: Work as many W/VE stations in as many of the 48 contiguous states and provinces as possible.

For amateurs around the world to contact other amateurs in as many U.S. states, Canadian provinces, and countries as possible utilizing the 160 meter band.

Objective:

French amateurs work as many amateur stations in as many French of the 97 metropolitans departments (including F6REF HQ), overseas territories (DOM/TOM) and DXCC countries of the world as possible on 80, 40, 20, 15, and 10 meter bands.

Foreign amateurs work as many F stations in as many of the 97 metropolitans departments (including F6REF HQ) and overseas French territories (DOM/TOM) as possible.

Bands:  80, 40, 20, 15, 10m

Time

Every March 2nd Week each year

Objective

– For amateurs around the world to contact as many other amateurs in as many countries and Indonesia (YB Land) contesters

– Everyone Worked Everyone

Bands

Contact should made on 3.5, 7, 14, 21 and 28 MHz.

No WARC bands.

Exchange

Mode RTTY : 599 + Serial Number (eg: 599 001)

02:00z on Saturday to 01:59z on Monday

Exchange: RST + serial number + UTC

Bands: 80 – 10 meters (ex. WARC bands)

Mode: RTTY

All logs MUST be received no later than 7 days after the contest.

160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10m  SSB CW WorldWide DX Contest

The WPX Contest is based on an award offered by CQ Magazine for working all prefixes. Held on the last weekend of March (SSB) and May (CW), the contest draws thousands of entries from around the world.

In the SP DX Contest, competitors are divided into two groups – Polish stations and foreign stations outside of Poland. Only contacts made between SP and non-SP participants are scored, however all entries should be left in the log. Polish stations report their one-letter province (voivodeship) abbreviation (as shown on the map), while others give their sequential QSO number.

OBJECTIVE: For amateurs around the world(DX) to contact JA stations in as many JA prefectures + JD1 islands as possible.
For amateurs in Japan to contact DX stations in as many DXCC entities and CQ Zones as possible.

** The band allocation for 1.8/3.5MHz were expanded as follows; 1800-1875 & 1907.5-1912.5KHz 3500-3580/3599-3612/3662-3687/3702-3716/3745-3770/3791-3805KHz

CW 1.8/3.5/7/14/21/28MHz (Recommend 1800-1830KHz

Exchange: JAs: RS(T) + Prefecture number(01 to 50)
Others: RS(T) + CQ Zone number

The Czech Radio Club, ČRK in cooperation with Slovak radioclub SARA is pleased to
announce International “OK-OM DX SSB Contest

The second full weekend in April, 1200 UTC – 1159 UTC

Exchange: Non-Czech and Slovak stations: signal report + QSO number, starting with 001.

Czech and Slovak stations: signal report + County code (three letters).

The „Interest Group RTTY“ (IGRY) was founded in January 2017 to promote and save RTTY Mode. Therefore we invite all amateur radio stations worldwide to contact as many other amateur radio stations as possible using RTTY Baudot Mode (45,45).

The contest is dedicated to the memory of Yuri Gagarin, who realized the first human flight to space, on April 12, 1961.

WorldWide DX Contest by CWJF group presents the CQMM DX Contest, annually event on the third week-end of April

The last full weekend in April, Saturday 13:00 UTC to Sunday 12:59 UTC.

The organizer of contest is the Russian Digital Radio Club. The Russian contest on radio short waves communications Russian WW MultiMode Contest by using the BPSK63, CW, RTTY and SSB modes is conducted according to the present Rules annually.