[ARC5] Classic Exchange CW portion

[Dennis Monticelli]

I will be on with my T22/ARC-5 and BC-453-B with 40M converter.  It
would be great if more ARC-5 equipment shows up.

Denny AE6C

On 1/23/07, howard holden <holden7471 at msn.com> wrote:
> The CW Classic Exchange will run from 1400 UTC January 28 to 0800 UTC
> January 29, 2007..
> (9 AM Eastern Time on Sunday to 3 AM Eastern Time Monday)
> Send: "CQ Classic Exchange"
> Frequencies: 1.810 mc. 3.545 mc. 7.045 mc. 14.045 mc. 21.135 mc. 28.050 mc.
> 50.100 mc. 144.100 mc.
>
>
> Exchange your name, RST, QTH (state US, province for Canada, country for
> DX), receiver and transmitter manufacturer/model (homebrew send final amp
> tube or transistor type) and other interesting conversation.
> The same station may be worked with different equipment combinations on each
> band and in each mode.
> Non-participating stations may be worked for score if all required
> information is exchanged.
>
> 1. Calculate your score for each mode (AM, SSB, FM, CW)
> 2. Total those scores for your overall CX score.
> To calculate the score for the mode: Multiply the total number of complete
> QSOs (all bands) in that mode by your CX multiplier.
> Complete QSO requires successful exchange of name, QTH, RST, type of
> transmitter and type of receiver.
> CX multiplier is the total age in years old of all receivers and
> transmitters you used in that mode. Do not include age of ancillary items
> such as separate VFO, amplifier, key or bug, antenna, tree holding up
> antenna, operating desk, operator, or operator's dog.
> Each receiver and transmitter must be used in a minimum of three complete
> QSOs to be counted in the multiplier.
> If the equipment is homebrew, count it as a minimum of 25 years old unless
> actual construction date or date of its construction article is older.
> Transceivers score as separate receivers and transmitters of equal age.
> Please send a copy of your log and a listing the equipment used with ages
> for each mode.
> If you operate 6 or 2 meters please note it in a way that the scores can be
> easily extracted.
> All QSOs must be direct radio communications - not through repeaters in
> Internet.
>
> Full details on the Classic Exchange Website
> http://qsl.asti.com/CX/spring2007announcement.html
>
> Certificates and appropriate memorabilia are awarded every now and then for
> the highest score, the longest DX, exotic equipment, best excuses and other
> unusual achievements.
> Send logs, comments, anecdotes, pictures, etc. to
> J.D. "Mac" Mac Aulay, WQ8U
> at
> WQ8U at ARRL.NET
> Or by mail to:
> WQ8U
> 104 W Queen St.
> Hillsborough, NC 27278
>
>
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