Date
April 17/18, 2004 (3rd full
weekend of April).
Time
Saturday 12:00 UTC - Sunday
12:00 UTC.
Bands and modes
All bands 1.8 - 28 MHz except
WARC bands. CW and SSB.
Please avoid using DX portions.
The same station may be worked
on both CW and SSB on the same band.
Cross band/mode contacts are
not permitted.
Categories
A: SINGLE OP CW
B: SINGLE OP SSB
C: SINGLE OP MIXED
D: MULTI OP SINGLE TX
MIXED
D category station must stay
on a band for at least 10 minutes.
Exchange
RS[T] + ITU zone number
QSO Points
1 point for a QSO with your
own ITU zone (same or different continent),
3 points for a QSO with another
ITU zone on your own continent,
5 points for a QSO with another
ITU zone on another continent.
Multipliers
Different ITU
zones and different Yugoslav prefixes.
An ITU zone or a Yugoslav
prefix counts as a multiplier once per band only.
Final score
Sum of the QSO points from
all bands
multiplied by the sum of multipliers
from all bands.
Paper Logs
a. Times in UTC.
b. Log all sent and
received exchanges.
c. Indicate QSO points.
d. Indicate a multiplier
the first time on each band.
e. Indicate duplicate
contacts.
f. Use a separate
log sheet for each band.
g. Enclose a summary
sheet containing:
-
callsign, name and address,
-
scoring information, per band and total,
-
station description,
-
signed declaration that contest rules and amateur radio regulations
in the country of operation have been observed.
h. More than 2% of
unmarked duplicate contacts may be a sufficient cause
for
disqualification. For each unmarked duplicate QSO, three immediately
preceeding
QSOs will be nullified.
Electronic
Logs
a. Times in UTC.
b. Log all sent and
received exchanges.
c. Enclose a summary
file containing:
-
callsign, name and address,
-
scoring information, per band and total,
-
station description,
-
declaration that contest rules and amateur radio regulations
in the country of operation have been observed.
d. Cabrillo
IARU HF Championship template is the preferred format,
but
any fixed-format space-delimited ASCII format will do.
e. Use your callsign
as the file name.
f. Send a PC
compatible floppy disk or email your log as an attachment.
Deadline
All entries must be postmarked
no later than 30 days after the contest.
In 2004 the deadline is May
18.
Address
Snail mail:
Savez radio-amatera
Jugoslavije
YU DX Contest
P.O. Box 48
11001 BEOGRAD
Yugoslavia
Email: 2004@yudx.net
APPENDIX
ITU
Zones
The list of world prefixes
with continents and ITU zones indicated
can be found here
on the ARRL site.
A detalied list for USA and
Canada can be found here
on the ARRL site.
World maps with ITU zones indicated:
black
and white map on the ARRL site
colour
map on the ARRL site
colour
map on the JF9EXF site
Yugoslav
prefixes
Yugoslav prefixes start with
YT, YU, YZ, 4N and 4O.
The following digits are normally
used:
1 Republic of
Serbia,
4 Republic of
Srpska (currently within Bosnia & Hercegovina),
6 Republic of
Crna Gora (Montenegro),
7 Autonomous
Region of Vojvodina (within Serbia),
8 Autonomous
Region of Kosovo and Metohija (within Serbia),
9 Special stations,
0 Special stations.
Digits 2, 3 and 5 were once
used by seceded parts of the country.
Not used nowdays, although
a special license may be issued.
Multiplier
checklist
Handy half-page checklist
will not clutter your desktop.
Use it if your software cannot
keep track of Yugoslav prefixes,
or if you do your own logging
the old reliable way.
PDF version
30671 bytes
Microsoft
Word version 26112 bytes
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