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Contest Objective: Amateurs worldwide contact and exchange QSO information with other amateurs using any digital mode (excluding RTTY) that supports the 4-digit Grid Square exchange — attended operation only -- on the 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10 and 6 meter bands (Technicians are limited per FCC Rules to the 10 and 6 meter bands). Any station may work any other station. Stations may only be worked once per band, regardless of mode. Automated operation is not permitted -- each claimed contact must include contemporaneous direct initiation by the operator on both sides of the contact. 
Dates: First full weekend of June ( June 4-5, 2022) .
Contest Period : Begins 1800 UTC Saturday, ends 2359 UTC Sunday ,
Contest rules are now maintained as a single downloadable document.
For contest information contact contests@arrl.org or (860) 594-0232
Log Submission Deadline
Logs are due within SEVEN (7) days after the event is over. Logs may only be submitted online (Cabrillo format) via our web app at contest-log-submission.arrl.org/
Logs that have been submitted electronically are listed on the Logs Received page. Click the contest name to see a list of submitted logs sorted by call sign and club name.
Online Log Submission - Cabrillo formatted logs must be uploaded via our web app at contest-log-submission.arrl.org . Logs muist be submitted in Cabrillo format via the web app. No paper logs will be accepted.
To convert your log into a Cabrillo formatted log for electronic submission, visit www.b4h.net/cabforms/ and select the event of interest. You can input your log data which will be converted to a Cabrillo formatted log for you (it will generate a log and return it to you), and then you can in turn submit your Cabrillo log online via the web app at contest-log-submission.arrl.org/ .
Certificates will be awarded to: top QRP and Low Power Single Operator scorers; and top QRP and Low Power Multi-single scorers in each ARRL/RAC Section and DXCC country (other than W/VE). Printable certificates will be downloadable from contests.arrl.org/certificates.php .
Plaques, if sponsored, will be awarded to the top scoring QRP and Low Power entrant in each category overall, each ARRL Division, Canada and DXCC country (other than W/VE). Unsponsored plaques may be purchased from the ARRL. For details on plaque sponsorship, contact the ARRL Contest Program at contests@arrl.org or (860) 594-0232.

Single Operator stations may operate up to 24 hours out of the 30-hour contest period. Multioperator stations may operate the entire 30 hours. See "Internation Digital Contest" rules in the complete rules document.
Following the first QSO, up to 6 hours of off-time may be taken in one or two breaks before the final QSO is logged. Each off-time must be at least 60 minutes (1 hour) long. The log checking software will count the 2 longest breaks in your log and use those as the 2 off-times. Additional breaks, and breaks shorter than 60 minutes are ignored. The time before your first QSO and the time after your last QSO don't count as these two off-times. 
The log checking process will check your QSOs and calculate your score over the first 24 hours of operating time. You are encouraged to continue operating if you like - there won't be any penalty for doing so and those QSOs will count for the other operators. Don't delete any QSOs after the 24-hour limit so the other stations get credit for your contact.
The intent of the "two break" rule is to add another element of strategy to the contest. By limiting off-time to no more than two blocks, you can't take a bunch of short breaks. You have to decide based on local propagation, need for sleep, etc. For Single Operator entrants, only 24 hours of the 30 hours count towards your score. 
 
These examples satisfy the rules:
- start at 1800 Sat and operate 24 hours straight
- start an hour late at 1900, take 2 two-hour breaks, end at 2300 one hour early
- start at 1800, operate 12 hours, sleep 5.5 hours, finish at 2330 one half-hour early
If you take several 60-minute off-times, even if they total 6 hours or more, only the first two will be counted toward the 6 hours of required off-time.
FT-4 Recommended Sub-bands (Technician licensees are limited (per FCC Rules) to using only the 10 and 6 meter subbands {see below in bold}):
1.836-1.840 (users are encouraged to avoiding WSPR operations on 1.840)
3.580-3.590
7.080-7.090
14.080-14.090
21.080-21.090 28.080-28.090
50.330 to 50.340
When choosing your operating frequency, set the radio dial at the bottom of the sub-band and QSO with stations on audio frequencies within the radio passband, typically 2.5-4 kHz wide. If a sub-band becomes crowded, move the radio dial frequency up in 2 kHz increments, as needed. (For example: 7.080, 7.082, 7.084, 7.086 and 7.088)
 FT-8 Recommended Sub-bands
(Technician licensees are limited (per FCC Rules) to using only the 10 and 6 meter subbands {see below in bold}):
1.840-1.844 (users are encouraged to avoiding WSPR operations on 1.840)
3.590-3.600 (No Digital above 3600)
7.090-7.100
14.090-14.100
21.090-21.100 28.090-28.100
50.340 to 50.350
When choosing your operating frequency, set the radio dial at the bottom of the sub-band and QSO with stations on audio frequencies within the radio passband typically 2.5-4 kHz wide. If a sub-band becomes crowded, move the radio dial frequency up in 2 kHz increments, as needed. (For example: 7,090, 7.092, 7.094, 7.096 and 7.098)
Tell us how you did! Send us feedback and photos!  Tell us what fun you had, and how you did, what challenges you faced, via our contest Soapbox page.  
Send us your photos!  Please, send us your high-resolution photos – especially youth! Kids (and us adults wanting to regain our youth!) We love to see activity photos – Kids and adults having fun, operating, setting up antennas! For higher resolution, please send your photos as 500kb to 3mb in size. ARRL is always looking for youth activity photos for Write-Ups, Strays and Upfront in QST!
Please be sure to send a Photo Release for each person shown when submitting youth photos - found at www.arrl.org/photo-video-release-form .

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Attention: Results articles for legacy contests have been recently added to the site. Use the link at the bottom of the left navigation menu to access these contests.
Welcome to the ARRL Contests portal - your one-stop shop for all of your ARRL contest interests. From here you can access everything from the starting bell of a contest to your post-event hard-fought certificate of accomplishment.
Use the navigation tabs on the left to access information about specific contests. Use the tabs at the top to submit your log, manage your club's eligibility list, download your certificates and view other information for all contests.

Send comments or questions about this page to ARRL Contest Manager .
Version: 1.0.5, Revised: February 9, 2022
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Click on the appropriate link in the left-navigation column if you wish to submit a log for a different ARRL contest.
Use this form to submit your Cabrillo-formatted log to the ARRL for log checking. It will briefly check your log for proper formatting and completeness before uploading to the log-checking database. All fields are required. Click on the Submit Log button after completing the form.
Submitter's E-mail Address: Call Sign Used During Contest:
Location During Contest: Select ARRL/RAC sections or DX

Outside US/Canada


Connecticut
Eastern Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Western Massachusetts


Eastern New York
New York City-Long Island
Northern New Jersey
Northern New York
Southern New Jersey
Western New York


Delaware
Eastern Pennsylvania
Maryland-DC
Western Pennsylvania


Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Northern Florida
South Carolina
Southern Florida
West Central Florida
Tennessee
Virginia
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands


Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Mexico
North Texas
Oklahoma
South Texas
West Texas


East Bay
Los Angeles
Orange
Santa Barbara
Santa Clara Valley
San Diego
San Francisco
San Joaquin Valley
Sacramento Valley
Pacific


Arizona
Eastern Washington
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Western Washington
Wyoming
Alaska


Michigan
Ohio
West Virginia


Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin


Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota


Maritime (NS,NB)
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland/Labrador
Quebec
Ontario North
Ontario South
Ontario East
Ontario Greater Toronto
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Northern Territories (YT,NT,NU)


 Station 6-Character Grid: ( Find Grid )

Attention: Maximum power for LP entries is now 100W What's the highest output power you used during the contest?
5W or less 100W or less More than 100W 
How many people operated under the call used during the contest?
Only one More than one 
At any time during the contest, did you use spotting assistance of any kind, or software capable of simultaneously decoding multiple call signs?
Yes No 
What mode category are you entering?
Mixed CW Only Phone Only 
If you are 25 years old or younger, please enter your age:

What transmitter category are you entering?
One Two Headquarters 
Select Log File on Your Computer: OR Paste your Cabrillo-formatted log into the text area below:

By submitting a log, I certify that I have observed all competition rules, as well as all regulations for Amateur Radio in my country. My report is correct and true to the best of my knowledge. I agree to be bound by the decisions of the ARRL Awards Committee. All contest rules are available at www.arrl.org/contest-rules/

Send comments or questions about this page to ARRL Contest Manager .
Version: 3.3.5, Revised: September 2, 2022
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Paper Submissions + Where to Submit Your Log Many of the Contest Robot email addresses have been phased out, in favor of the new log submission web app at http:// contest - log - submission . arrl . org / Except for Straight Key Night, remember that electronic entries must be submitted in Cabrillo file format. Field Day Log Submission
The ARRL provides an online ARRL - Contest Group where all radio amateurs - ARRL members and non-members alike - can discuss issues and topics in two-way conversation with ARRL leadership. To join this group visit https://groups. arrl . org /g/ ARRL -Groups/wiki/home or You can join the conversation about contesting. Go Now Soapbox
For contest information contact contests@arrl. org or (860) 594-0232 Log Submission Deadline Logs are due within SEVEN (7) days after the event is over. Logs may only be submitted online (Cabrillo format) via our web app at contest-log-submission.arrl.org / Logs that have been submitted electronically are listed on the Logs Received page.
Welcome to the ARRL Contests portal - your one-stop shop for all of your ARRL contest interests. From here you can access everything from the starting bell of a contest to your post-event hard-fought certificate of accomplishment. Use the navigation tabs on the left to access information about specific contests .
Click on the appropriate link in the left-navigation column if you wish to submit a log for a different ARRL contest . Use this form to submit your Cabrillo-formatted log to the ARRL for log checking. It will briefly check your log for proper formatting and completeness before uploading to the log -checking database. All fields are required.
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Contests - 10 GHz and Up Contest - Log Submission Use this form to submit your 10 GHz and Up Contest log in either Cabrillo or ADIF format to the ARRL for log checking. It will briefly check your log for proper formatting and completeness before uploading to the log -checking database. Please resubmit your log if you need to make modifications.
Select the contest , for which you want to view the lists of logs received, from the list below and click on Go. If your call does not appear in the list and you believe you successfully submitted your log , please e-mail the Contest Branch Manager at: contests@arrl. org . The list is updated immediately after a log is successfully uploaded.
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Click on the appropriate link in the left-navigation column if you wish to submit a log for a different ARRL contest. Use this form to submit your Cabrillo-formatted log to the ARRL for log checking. It will briefly check your log for proper formatting and completeness before uploading to the log-checking database. All fields are required.
Cabrillo log or list of stations worked by band/mode (dupe sheet) Required documentation for bonus points Send comments or questions about this page to ARRL Contest Manager .
Use these templates to ensure your log files are correct. If you are working from paper logs, or notepad or a word-processor, you can use these tools by event to generate a Cabrillo Format Log - Go Here . If you already have a complete Cabrillo log, and are ready to file it online, this new Web App is available to upload your Cabrillo Format logs. To read about this new tool Go Here
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