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The Romanian Amateur Radio Federation is proud to invite you to
participate at our traditional international contest dedicated to VHF/UHF.
 
1. Contest period: 06 - 07 July 2002 , 14.00 - 14.00 UTC
 
   This contest takes place every year, during the first full weekend of
   July. Starts at 14.00 UTC on Saturday, ends at 14.00 UTC on Sunday.
 
2. Bands: all VHF/UHF/SHF/EHF amateur radio bands, starting with 144 MHz,
   except 3,4 GHz.
 
3. Modes: A1A, J3E and F3E according to IARU Region I bands plan.
 
4. Sections:
 
-                    A = Single operator 144MHz
 -                    B = Single operator 432MHz
 -                    C = Single operator 1296MHz
 -                    D = Single operator multiband 144, 432 and 1296MHz
 -                    E = Multioperator multiband 144, 432 and 1296MHz
 -                    F = SHF/EHF all amateur radio band, starting with
		       2320 MHz, regardless number of operators.
			   
  
5. Contest call: CQ YO Contest or TEST YO
 
6. Exchanges: RS(T) plus a progressive serial number starting with 001 on
   each band plus the WW QTH locator.
 
7. Scoring:
 
-                    144  MHz = 1p/km
 -                    432  MHz = 5p/km
 -                    1296 MHz = 10p/km 
  
 
	For D and E sections, the final score is the sum of the points for
        each band.
 
        For the F section (SHF/EHF), one km distance counts one point. The
	score on each band is the sum of the points multiplied by the following 
        factor:
-                    1 for 2320 MHz
 -                    3 for 5760 MHz
 -                    6 for 10368 MHz 
  
 	The final score for this category is the sum of the scores
        obtained on each SHF/EHF band.
8. Log instructions:
 
-         Separate on each band and summary sheets for each entry.
 -         All times must be in UTC.
 -         Each log has to be accompanied by a Summary sheet showing
	following informations: callsign, country, name, address,
	section, QSOs number, points, multiplier, score, station description. 
 - 	Also it has to include a signed statement that all contest rules and 
	regulations for amateur radio in the own country has been respected.
 -         Electronic logs are accepted in ASCII format and will contain
        all information requested above. Pictures and equipment details
	are welcome.
  
9. Deadline: All entries must be mailed or E-mailed no later than July 31
 
		Mail address:
 
	Romanian Amateur Radio Federation 
 	P.O. Box 22-50
 	RO-014780 Bucuresti 
 	ROMANIA
        
 
Email: yo7aqf@soliber.net
 
10. Classifications and awards:
 
-         The highest scoring station in each section will receive the title
        of "International Champion of Romania"  and the	appropriate 
	certificates.
 -         The first ten places of each section will be awarded with
        certificates.
		
  
11. Notes:
 
-         Logs may be submitted also on floppy disk. Logs submitted on disk
        must contain all required  information. Only ASCII format and
        MS-DOS compatible disks will be accepted.
 -         Single operator means that a single person performs both
	operation and logging.
 -         It is not allowed to change the callsign or the QTH during the
	contest.
 -         DX Packet clusters and DX alerting assistance are permitted in all
        sections.
 -         A station may be worked once on each band.
 -         Contesters must observe and respect the amateur radio regulations
        in their countries, as well as the IARU Region I recommendations.
  
	We are gently asking you to make available the informations about
our contest to all those hams who might be interrested.
		 
Rules updated on July, 3. 
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