DX Ham Radio Amateur Radio Articles Page 26

The CQ WW DX CW 2009 contest is over, and the main plot was the leading contenders station inspection. G3SXW was inspecting the EF8M contest position, S50XX was inspecting CR3E, and W3ZZ was inspecting 8P5A.

Taking in belief the information we have from the CQ WW CC about checking the power limitations then it looks like the CQ WW inspector should take local government responsibilities, i.e. he should check if the inspected station follows local regulations in all ways.

It is only a few weeks before the CQ WW DX CW 2009 contest but the discussions and protests on the 2008 results are still taking place.

CQ WW DX CW Contest 2009 is the first contest where the CQ WW observer program will start. As far as I know, inspected persons are: EF8M, CR3E, 8P5A

Recording in CQ WW DX SSB Contest 24 October 2009 CN2R,8P5A,HC8A

Recording 24 october 2009 in CQ WW DX SSB Contest D44AC, RZ3AXX, 4L8A, SU1KM, 4L0A

I just received an e-mail from Box Cox CQWW Contest Director regarding CQWW Observer program. You can read the e-mail at the end of this post.

I think everyone has noticed that the CQWWCC is becoming more and more open and carries on a dialogue with the contest community.

Computer technologies now let us make more QSOs in the contests, every year we see new equipment and computer software offered to help us achieve higher results in the contest activities.

We would like to take this opportunity to inform you of a change to rule XII of the CQ WW DX contest.

The battle for Ukrainian representation on Moscow WRTC 2010 gains strength so we see more publications in different contest-related media.

We persist that the station, named in this "analysis", actually called us during the contest, and we are interested not less than the rest of the readers who is standing behind those callsigns.

Latest contests refereeing is the subject being discussed widely. So how the contest refereeing is being made?

My motivaton for writing this article was my (RG3K, op. UA3QDX) disqualification in CQWW CW-2008 and so-called "private" disqualification(?) in RDXC-2009.

Recently the organizers of probably the most popular contest - CQWW – started to publish the logs of the participants after log checking.