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2008 CADXA DX Competition
In 2008, CADXA offers another Band-Entities Competition but with several significant changes from last years event.
1. This year it will be for the entire 2008 calendar year, not just Mar-Dec like in 2007
2. Plaques will similarly be awarded to the Power class winners PLUS Certificates to the highest scorer on each Band/category.
Work the highest band-countries (ok band-entities for you purists) between January 1, 2008 and December 31, 2008 and you will win a nice plaque and be the envy of all!
Three plaques will be awarded:
QRP (5w or less output)
Low Power (between 5 and 100w)
High Power (over 100w up to 1500w)
Certificates
For you “band specialists”, certificates will be awarded to the highest scorer on each band in each Power class above. To spread around the wealth, the plaque winners will not be eligible for a band certificate. That allows everyone to get in on this event and compete.
All HF bands are in play in this one. 1.8 thru 30 MHz.
Contest QSO's ARE encouraged as this gets the club some needed contest points as well! We are all about points, ya know. ;-)
Entries are due to me bobk8ia@aol.com by January 15, 2009. I prefer an ADIF file for the 2008 calendar year, but will accept most any form, spreadsheet, document that is organized.
Honor system prevails folks. We’re just competing for paper and wood, not gold.
73, Bob
K8IA
CADXA Contest Coordinator
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The Central Arizona DX Association, an ARRL-affiliated club, is a group of
ham radio operators in the Phoenix area whose
primary interest is in DXing. The club has been in
existence for over 25 years and our members are
very active in DXing, contesting and DXpeditions.
Many of our members are well known DXers and our
club has sponsored a number of well-known DXpeditions over
the years.
DX information is
reported regularly on the K5VT repeater, 147.32(+).
CADXA DX cluster node:
K5VT - Carefree 145.03 MHz.
Telnet DX
Cluster CADXA
has a new DX telnet cluster, NJ7I.net.
Member and non-members alike are welcome. Simply telnet to nj7i.net
and if your telnet software asks for a port number, give it
"23". Click
here for a convenient command summary in PDF format.
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The CADXA meets
the FIRST THURSDAY of each month at 7:00 P.M. at
the SRP PERA Club located at 1 Continental Drive,
Tempe. Continental is about a half mile south of
McDowell Road. The PERA Club is at the extreme western
end of Continental, west of 68th St.
Click
here to view directions and a map.
Dues:
$25.00/yr, prorated on the calendar year, for primary members
and $12.50/yr for each additional family
member.
CADXA
Listserver One
of CADXA's primary means of communication between members is
the Club
Listserver. Thanks to club member Dave, AI7R, and
the City of Tempe, we have a dedicated internet email
subscription list that allows club members to interact about
anything they have on their minds. You can subscribe to,
and unsubscribe from, our listserver by clicking
here.
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The
CADXA has members on the DX Advisory Committee. The Southwestern Division consists of Southern
California and Arizona.
