[SJDXA] ANNOUNCING the FALL 2022 SJDXA WORD CHALLENGE
w1gd at aol.com
w1gd at aol.com
Wed Oct 26 10:42:36 EDT 2022
Cool! I assume we can have "duplicate" words (e.g, G3AND, WA1AND)? How about one letter words (PJ4A) and two letter words (AA1ON)?
Gerry
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From: Bob Schenck N2OO <n2oo at comcast.net>
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Subject: [SJDXA] ANNOUNCING the FALL 2022 SJDXA WORD CHALLENGE
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- Words must be from the “English Dictionary”. No foreign language words.
- Words must be two letters or more in length.
- Words must be entirely in the suffix of the call.
- Words must not be “Proper Names/Nouns” unless there is a dual meaning (see examples).
- You can use this online English reference https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english
Examples: WA2PAM is not allowed because PAM is a proper name and has no definition as a word. WA2BOB is allowed because it has a dictionary definition as a verb (bob for apples) WA2XON cannot count for “ON”. XON is not a word. You must use the entire suffix. WA2BLE cannot count for ABLE since the only letters in the suffix are BLE (not a word) Further examples will be provided if necessary. GOALS:Certificates will be provided with endorsements for accomplishing “25 QSO” levels. (25,50,75,100 etc) with no ceiling. Have fun! 73!de Bob Schenck, N2OOPresident SJDXA!GO SJDXA!www.sjdxa.org ______________________________________________________________
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