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UNION OF SWISS SHORTWAVE AMATEURS (USKA) 
General Rules and Regulations for HF Contests 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
October 2006 Edition 
 
Rules for all HF Contests 
Helvetia Contest 
Field Day 
National Mountain Day 
Christmas Contest 
HF Contest Champion 
 
..............


2. Helvetia 
Contest 
The Helvetia Contest is open to radio amateurs and shortwave listeners in Switzerland and worldwide. 
The following regulations and the \"General Rules and Regulations for HF Contests\" (Section 1) are to 
be followed. 
2.1  Date and contest period 
The last full weekend in April, Saturday 1300 UTC until Sunday 1259 UTC. 
2.2 Object 
Swiss participants make contacts with both Swiss and foreign stations.  
Foreign participants make contacts with Swiss stations. 
2.3 Entry  categories 
2.3.1  Participants in Switzerland  
 Single-operator  stations,  CW. 
  Single-operator stations, SSB.  
 Single-operator  stations, CW + SSB. 
  Single-operator QRP, CW, maximum 5 watts output + SSB, maximum 10 watts output.  
 Single-operator  stations, Digital: PSK31, RTTY 
 Multi-operator  stations,  CW 
  Multi-operator stations, SSB  
  Multi-operator stations, CW + SSB  
 Multi-operator  stations,  digital (PSK31 + RTTY)  
 Shortwave  listener. 
2.3.2 Participants outside Switzerland 
 
 Single-operator  stations, CW + SSB 
 Single-operator  stations, QRP CW + SSB 
 Single-operator  stations, digital (PSK31, RTTY) 
  Multi-operator stations, CW + SSB 
 Multi-operator  stations, digital (PSK31, RTTY) 
 Shortwave  listeners. 
2.4  Operating bands  
1.8, 3.5, 7, 14, 21, 28 MHz. Contacts are to be made within the following band segments:  
 
CW SSB  Digital 
1810 – 1838 kHz 
1840 - 2000 kHz 
1838 - 1843 kHz 
3500 – 3560 kHz 
3600 – 3650 kHz; 
3700 – 3800 kHz 
3580 – 3600 kHz 
7000 – 7030 kHz 
7050 – 7200 kHz 
7035 – 7045 kHz 
14000 – 14060 kHz 
14125 – 14300 kHz 
14070 – 14089 kHz
 
21000 – 21125 kHz 
21200 – 21350 kHz 
21080 – 21120 kHz 
28000 – 28120 kHz 
28300 – 29000 kHz 
28050 – 28150 kHz 
 
2.5 Contest  exchange 
The contest exchange required for every contact consists of the signal report (RS or RST) and the 
running minimum three-figure serial number. Swiss stations add the two-letter abbreviation of the 
canton where the station is located (e.g. 58001ZH, 589001ZH). Contacts with incomplete signal 
reports, missing serial numbers, or a missing and/or incorrect canton are void.  
2.6  Scoring of contacts, multipliers 
2.6.1 Participants  in  Switzerland 
Contacts  European   
with 
stations       1 
point 
Contacts  non-European   
with 
stations 
     3 
points 
 
Multipliers: Swiss cantons and DXCC countries/entities  
(including 
Switzerland) 
per   
band: 
     1 
point 
2.6.2  Participants outside Switzerland 
Contacts  Swiss   
with stations: 
      3 
points 
Multipliers: Swiss cantons per band:   
 
 
 
 
1 point  
2.6.3 Shortwave  listeners 
Monitored 
contacts: 
       3 
points 
Multipliers: see paragraphs 2.6.1 and 2.6.2:   
 
 
 
1 point 
2.7 Final  score 
The final score is the total sum of the QSO points, multiplied by the total number of multipliers. 
2.8  Rest periods for single-operator stations 
Single operators must rest for a period of at least six (6) hours, which may be divided into a maximum 
of two (2) periods of any length; the beginning and end times of the required rest periods are to be 
noted on the summary sheet. With electronic logs, the rest periods are to be entered in the “Soapboxö 
section. Additional rest periods are allowed and can be taken at will. 
2.9  Certificates and prizes 
  The three (3) highest scorers in Switzerland in each category will receive a certificate. The first-
place station in each category may also receive an additional prize. 
  For foreign participants, rankings will be determined for each DXCC country/entity as well as each 
call sign district of the USA and Canada. In the complete rankings, participants in multiop stations 
from outside Switzerland will be especially highlighted. The determination of the call sign district 
in the USA is the actual state in which the station is located. The first-place station in each 
category in every country and every call sign district of the USA and Canada will receive a 
certificate. 



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