Le postulant devra en plus d'être membre du CGQ satisfaire aux conditions suivantes:
• avoir envoyé le log aux organisateurs des concours auxquels il participe (les checklogs ne seront pas considérés comme valides)
• sur le log, l'affiliation au Contest Group du Québec devra être mentionnée
• afficher le résultat au moyen du Forum sur le site web CGQ (ceci pour faciliter la compilation des résultats à même notre site web)
• dans le cas d'égalité pour le nombre de concours, le trophée sera remis à la station ayant le plus grand nombre de qso (tels que rapportés sur le site CGQ)
I'd like to announce my plans
to work from Sept-Iles (Quebec) from July 8 to July 12, 2009 by using callsign VE2EKA.
That's zone 2 in the CQ list and ITU zone 9. VHF grid - FO60te. I will be active mostly CW on all bands 160-6. The main target is to present zone 2 mostly on 160-80-40. One 320 meters Beverage antenna to EU as well as effective verticals are going to be installed there.
VE2EKA is going to be active during IARU HF World Championships contest on July 11, 2009 as SOAB CW Only High Power.
QSL via VA2WDQ.
Victor VA2WDQ
Welcome to RTTY Contesting
Contributed by Claude
By Claude Du Berger, VE2FK, Contest Group du Quebec,
and Ed Steeble, K3IXD, Low Country Contest Club, Silent Key
RTTY is becoming very popular on the HF bands. Many hams, both old timers and new comers, have gotten RTTY working and made QSOs. Now they are trying RTTY contesting. We, and other RTTY contesters, have noticed that some RTTY new comers are unaware of efficient contest exchanges or have picked up a few bad habits. After each RTTY contest there are email discussions about ineffective (i.e. time consuming) exchanges.
I'd like to announce my plans
By Claude Du Berger, VE2FK, Contest Group du Quebec,
and Ed Steeble, K3IXD, Low Country Contest Club, Silent Key