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In the year of the highest solar activity of the 25th cycle, this race will offer us many opportunities for active operation in the 10 m band.
This race is for everyone - big guns and small pistols alike. For those who have antenna farms with high directional antennas, and for those who hang the dipole on a broom under the window.
The complete rules, along with organizer comments, can be found on the ARRL website: ARRL 10M contest Rules.
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Deadline
Preteky formálne prebiehajú from 00:00 UTC on Saturday to 23:59 UTC on Sunday. Účasť súťažiaceho je obmedzená na 36 hodín práce, pričom 12 hodín je vyhradených na ľubovoľné prestávky, ktoré musia trvať najmenej 30 minút. To znamená, že je dostatok času na nočný spánok alebo aj na rýchlu prechádzku so psom cez deň. Prakticky je v pásme 10 m propagácia otvorená od východu do západu slnka, s miernym predĺžením pri použití veľkých smerových antén.
Multipliers and exchangeable code
Súťaže sú typu World Wide, teda everyone works with everyone all over the world. Multipliers are countries DXCC, štáty USA, provincie Kanady a Mexika, ako aj ITU regióny od staníc /mm.
It is good to familiarize yourself with the abbreviations used by stations from the USA, Canada and Mexico in their reports:
USA abbreviations
Canada abbreviations
Mexico abbreviations
Other stations from around the world are reporting poradové číslo QSO z logu.
Log submission
Logs must be sent through the page: ARRL Log Submission do 7 dní po ukončení pretekov. Zaujímavosťou je možnosť odoslať log papierovou poštou – klasika!
Categories
Pravidlá rozlišujú rôzne kategórie based on transmitter power (5, 100, 1500 W), access to spots (SOU - Single Operator Unlimited or SO - without access to spots) and number of operators (MS - Multioperator Single Transmitter, SOU, SO). Used modes: CW, SSB, Mixed.
An interesting subcategory is Limited Antennas Overlay, which highlights an operator using a single-element antenna, such as a vertical antenna, end-fed wire, or a simple dipole. These antennas must not exceed 50 feet (15.25 m) above the ground.
So it's clear that this race is for everyone. Good luck in the competition! 73!