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Subj: ASIA-PACIFIC Sprint Contest
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ASIA-PACIFIC Sprint Contest (revised January 2007
============================= updated October 2008)
The Asia-Pacific Sprint Contest Committee would like to announce the latest
running of this spectacular radiosporting event - note changes in the rules:
Objective:
For stations outside the Asia-Pacific region to work as many Asia-Pacific
stations as possible within the 2 hour time limit.
For stations inside the Asia-Pacific region to work as many stations as
possible, anywhere in the world, within the 2 hour time limit.
(A complete list of the Asia-Pacific countries is defined below)
Awards:
1 For each contest, an official AP Sprint T-shirt will be awarded to the top
three winners in the Asia-Pacific Region, and the winner of each continent
outside the Asia-Pacific region. Winners must have at least 5 QSO's in the
log to be eligible for this prize. One can recieve only one T-shirt in the
same calender year. If a winner does not recieve a T-shirt for the 2nd or 3rd
win in a year, it will be awarded to the runner-up.
2 At the end of each calendar year, an official AP Sprint Plaque will be
awarded to the top three winners in the Asia-Pacific Region, and the winner
of each continent outside the Asia-Pacific region. The winners are
determined by summing the ranking of the 3 sprints of the same calendar year.
The winners must participate all 3 sprints of the year to be eligible for
this prize. This prize is sponsored by CQ Ham radio (Japan).
- Example: If one's results for the 3 sprints of the same calendar year were
2nd, 5th and 1st, then his/her points for the year would be 8 (=2+5+1).
The one with the least point would be the winner.
- This prize is not awarded to a station, but to an operator. An individual
who operated more than one station in the same region in the same calendar
year is eligible for this prize. Conversely, a station operated by
different operators in the same calendar year is not eligible for this
prize.
Date/Time/Bands/Mode: 14 February 2009 / 1100-1300 UTC / 20m & 40m / CW
Mark your calendar now - future Asia-Pacific Sprints will be held:
Summer (15m/20m SSB) - 2nd Saturday of June (13 June 2009) 1100-1300 UTC
Fall (15m/20m CW) - 3rd Sunday of October (18 Oct. 2009) 0000-0200 UTC
Spring (20m/40m CW) - 2nd Saturday of February (13 Feb. 2010) 1100-1300 UTC
Suggested frequencies:
CW - 15m: 21030-21050, 20m: 14030-14050, 40m: 7015-7040 kHz
SSB - 15m: 21350-21380, 20m: 14250-14280 kHz
Power limit:
Stations in Asia-Pacific region - 150W output
Stations outside Asia-Pacific region - legal limit in each country
Entry categories: Single operator, Single radio only
- SO2R type of operation is not allowed (use of 2nd transmitter is not
allowed). Use of 2nd receiver (separate or built-in) is allowed.
Contest exchange: RS/RST + Serial number beginning with 001
Duplicate contacts: Same station may be worked only once on the per band
Multipliers: Prefixes per WPX rules (once only - not once per band)
QSY rule:
CW - called station (usually CQer) QSYs at least 1 kHz after a QSO
SSB - called station (usually CQer) QSYs at least 6 kHz after a QSO
Final Score: Number of QSOs x Multipliers
Asia-Pacific countries for this contest:
(coutries from Asia side PacificRim to 180 degrees longitude):
3D2(all), 4W, 1S/9M0, 9M2, 9M6/8, 9V, BV, BV9, BY, BS, C2, DU, FK(all),
FW, H4(all), HL, HS, JA, JD1/Ogasawara, JD1/Marcus, KH2, KH9, KH0, P29,
T2, T30, T33, T8, UA0(not UA9) , V6, V7, V85, VK1-9(all except VK9X &
VK9Y), VR, XU, XV/3W, XX9, YB, YJ, ZL(all except Chatham & Kermadec)
Results will be posted to:
CQ-CONTEST@contesting.com
contest-rules@ne.nal.go.jp
http://jsfc.org/apsprint/
CQ Ham Radio
Log Instruction:
Only electronic logs sent by email are accepted.
All entries must contain complete QSO information plus a summary indicating
your claimed score and T-shirt size. Each QSO information must include band,
date, time, callsign, sent nr and received nr. If any of those are not shown
in the log, it will be checklog. The operator's callsign and name has to be
indicated if the operator is different than of the owner of the station used
or if the station used is not owned by an individual. Entries without a
summary may be treated as a checklog. (The summary contained in the Cabrillo
log satisfies this requirement)
Electronic logs in Cabrillo format are strongly recommended. In any case,
the log & summary must be in ASCII format (no binary files nor non-English
characters, please). The file name of the electronic log must be your
callsign. (For example, 9V1YC.CBR for Cabrillo log) The electronic log
file must be attached to the email.
The subject of the email must contain your callsign.
Email: apsprint@jsfc.org
Entry deadline:
7 days after end of contest
Cabrillo QSO template for AP Sprint
--------info sent------- -------info rcvd------
QSO: freq mo date time call rst exch call rst exch
QSO: ***** ** yyyy-mm-dd nnnn ************* nnn ****** ************* nnn ******
QSO: 7019 CW 1999-02-13 1231 9V1YC 599 001 VR2BG 599 002
0000000001111111111222222222233333333334444444444555555555566666666667777777777
1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789
(exact frequency does not have to be logged if your radio is not connected to
your PC ie. 7000 for 40m, 14000 for 20m and 21000 for 15m is OK)
Sample log in Cabrillo format
--------------------
START-OF-LOG: 2.0
CONTEST: AP-SPRINT
CALLSIGN: 9V1YC
CATEGORY: SINGLE-OP ALL LOW
CLAIMED-SCORE: 140
NAME: James Brooks
ADDRESS: 26 Jalan Asas
ADDRESS: Singapore 678787
SOAPBOX: See you next time.
QSO: 7019 CW 1999-02-13 1231 9V1YC 599 001 VR2BG 599 002
QSO: 7019 CW 1999-02-13 1231 9V1YC 599 002 W2VJN 599 001
QSO: 7018 CW 1999-02-13 1232 9V1YC 599 003 JE0UXR 599 002
QSO: 7018 CW 1999-02-13 1232 9V1YC 599 004 JM1NKT 599 003
QSO: 7024 CW 1999-02-13 1235 9V1YC 599 005 JA6UBK 599 005
QSO: 7024 CW 1999-02-13 1235 9V1YC 599 006 JA6ZLI 599 003
QSO: 7023 CW 1999-02-13 1239 9V1YC 599 007 JR1UJX 599 005
QSO: 7023 CW 1999-02-13 1240 9V1YC 599 008 JF2BDK 599 005
QSO: 7019 CW 1999-02-13 1241 9V1YC 599 009 JH5RXS 599 008
END-OF-LOG:
Further information on Cabrillo may be obtained from the following web page.
http://www.kkn.net/~trey/cabrillo/
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