
2009 Certificate presented to VE7BFC

The BCIT Amateur Radio Club receiving there 1st place certificates.
2nd place - VE7XF (left) and 3rd place - VA7KO
B.C. QSO Party
Feb 6 & 7 2010
British Columbia QSO Party 2010 - Sponsored by The Delta Amateur Radio Society
OBJECT
Stations outside of British Columbia to work only B.C. stations in the 36 B.C. federal electoral districts.
Stations in B.C. to work anyone in the 36 B.C. federal districts, Canadian provinces, U.S. states, and DX countries.
CONTEST PERIOD
The contest starts Feb 7, 2009 at 1600Z Saturday, and runs for 12 hours till 07:59Z Sunday Feb. 8, 2009. All operators may operate all 12 hours of the contest.
FREQUENCIES & MODES
- Contest bands: 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10, and 6 meters
- Contacts on WARC bands, and bands above 6 meters are not allowed
- Contest modes: SSB, CW, Digital
(Any computer-to-computer mode is considered digital. Only one digital contact may be made with a station on each band.)
Suggested Frequencies:
- CW - 1850, 3550, 7045, 14050, 21050, 28050 kHz and 50.095 MHz
- Phone - 1850, 3825, 7260, 14225, 21380, 28380 kHz and 50.130 MHz (check for US General)
- Digital - Around the customary calling frequencies by mode
CLASSES
Single-Operator, All Bands (SOAB)
Modes: CW, Phone, Digital, Mixed
Power: QRP - 5 watts or less; Low - up to 100 watts; High - over 100 watts.
GENERAL RULES
Use of packet spots is allowed in all classes.
Requests to be spotted or self-spotting is prohibited in all classes.
EXCHANGE
British Columbia stations send: RS(T) and District (two letter abbreviation)
Non-British Columbia stations send: RS(T) and State, Province or DXCC entity
QSO POINTS
2 points for Phone QSOs
4 points for CW and Digital QSOs
The same station may be worked for QSO points on each band on Phone, CW, and Digital.
CW and Digital QSO's must be in the CW/Data sub-bands.
MULTIPLIERS
For all entrants: 36 British Columbia electorial districts (listed below).
For BC stations: 13 Canadian provinces/territories: Nfld/Lab, PEI, NS, NB, Que, Ont, Man, Sask, Alta, BC, Yukon, NWT, Nun.
Each Multiplier may be counted ONLY ONCE regardless of mode or band.
SPECIAL BONUS STATION
Any QSO with the Delta Amateur Radio Society's callsign, VE7SUN, will be worth an additional 10 points (therefore 12 or 14 points for that QSO).
SCORING
Total = QSO points from all bands X total multipliers.
LOGS
Logs should show Date, Band, Mode, Time in UTC, Station worked, Exchange sent and received,
QSO points claimed, new multipliers worked.
Dupe sheets required for 200 QSO's or more.
Summary sheet listing QSO totals for mode, multipliers, and final claimed score
Logs of any contest software are acceptable, but plain ASCII files are acceptable if they show the above QSO data.
Electronic submissions as a separate attachment are encouraged, but can include the summary sheet in the body of email message.
Entries MUST BE POSTMARKED OR EMAILED NOT LATER THAN March 31.
Email logs to: VE7FKY@RAC.CA.
Send paper logs to:
Delta Amateur Radio Society,
1108-56 Street
Delta, British Columbia, V4L 2A3
Canada
AWARDS
Certificates suitable for framing will be awarded:
Please direct questions to ve7fky@rac.ca
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2009 Results |
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VE7BFC |
| VE7XF |
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VA7KO |
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VE7RE |
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VE7HRA |
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VE7JT |
| VE7RSV |
| WR1Q |
| WA5SWN |
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AK4I |
| VE7JKZ |
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VA7IQ |
| K2BBQ |
| W0BH |
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K4BAI |
| KR2AA |
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W1END |