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[A-DX] Wavescan 2002 DX Contest


  • Subject: [A-DX] Wavescan 2002 DX Contest
  • From: Uwe Volk <mail@xxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 9 Aug 2002 12:54:07 +0200

Hallo a-dx,

  ich glaube, dass AWR die einzige Rundfunkststion sein duerfte, die
  noch regelmaessig einen DX Contest durchfuehrt. Heute erreichten mich
  die Teilnahmebedingungen, die ich hier im Original weitergebe:

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Already, many DXers, shortwave listeners and international radio monitors are asking us, "What are the details for your 2002 DX contest?" In answer to all of these enquiries from many different parts of the world, we present the full details for our "Wavescan 2002 DX Contest".

As with previous DX contests, our 2002 contest will run throughout the month of September 2002 and the main ingredient is a response to the question, "What is your first shortwave QSL?" Also, "What is your first QSL from Adventist World Radio?"

The world winner for the 2002 "Wavescan DX Contest" will receive the 2002 Bronze Medallion and also an autographed copy of Jerry Berg's highly acclaimed book, "On the Shortwaves". Additional continental winners will receive a copy of their choice, either "Passport to World Band Radio" 2003, or "World Radio TV Handbook" 2003. Several hundred additional awards are also available.

All entries must be postmarked during the month of September 2002, though in some cases early entries will be accepted. Late entries will not be awarded any prizes though the reception reports will be QSLed with new QSL cards and the 2002 endorsement, and the 2002 QSL stamp.

Here is a summary of the contest requirements:-

PART A: Give the details of your first shortwave QSL.

PART B: Give the details of your first QSL from Adventist World Radio.

PART C: Submit 3 reception reports on any AWR transmissions.

PART D: Where possible, submit 3 radio cards.

PART E: Where possible, submit a cassette tape-recording containing the opening routine or the closing routine of a local shortwave station.


And now for the requirements in detail:

PART A: YOUR FIRST SHORTWAVE QSL
You should list all of the important QSL details for your very first shortwave QSL. Where possible, a color copy or a black and white copy should also be submitted.

PART B: YOUR FIRST QSL FROM ADVENTIST WORLD RADIO
You should list all of the important QSL details for your very first QSL from Adventist World Radio. Where possible, a color copy or a black and white copy should also be submitted.

PART C: THREE AWR RECEPTION REPORTS
1. You should send reception reports on three AWR shortwave transmissions as heard from an AWR owned shortwave station, or a leased shortwave facility, or a shortwave program relay. 2. You may send additional reception reports if desired. All accurate reports will be QSLed with the special 2002 contest endorsement and the 2002 QSL stamp, though additional reception reports will not gain additional points in your contest score.

PART D: THREE RADIO CARDS - Where Possible
1. You are invited to enclose 3 radio cards for the AWR Historic Collection.
  2. These cards may be old or new or blank QSL cards; or
3. They may be old or new postcards that depict in some way the radio scene, such as radio buildings, radio antennas, city towers that contain radio/TV stations, radio advertising cards, etc.
  4. Not valid for this contest are amateur nor CB QSL cards.

PART E: STATION RECORDING - Where Possible
1. You are invited to make a recording on cassette of the opening routine or the closing routine or the top of the hour announcements of a shortwave station near you. We would like to hear the distinctive sound of your local shortwave station for possible use on the air in Wavescan.
  2. Not valid for this contest are recordings of distant DX stations.

CONTEST AWARDS.
1. The world winner for the "Wavescan 2002 DX Contest" will receive the 2002 Bronze Medallion and an autographed copy of Jerry Berg's highly acclaimed and very readable volume, "On the Short Waves". 2. Additional continental winners will receive a copy of their choice of either "Passport
     to World Band Radio" 2003, or "World Radio TV Handbook" 2003.
3. Several hundred other awards are available from AWR and other radio sources. 4. All reception reports will be verified with the 2002 QSL stamp and with new AWR
     QSL cards endorsed for the 2002 DX contest.
5. Three new QSL cards will be used to verify reception reports for the"Wavescan
     2002 DX Contest":-
     a. 100 copies only of a picture postcard, endorsed as a QSL card.
b. 24 copies only of a picture postcard of AWR Guam endorsed as a QSL card. The reception report must be on a transmission from KSDA AWR Guam.
     c. Card number 5 in the AWR QSL series, "New Millenium QSL Cards".

THINGS TO REMEMBER
1. All entries must be postmarked during the month of September and received in Indianapolis before the end of October, though in special cases early entries will be accepted. Late entries will not be entered into the contest though the reception reports will be verified. 2. Where possible, please provide a self-addressed, business size, strong envelope. 3. Where possible, please provide return postage, preferably in an acceptable form of international currency, though mint postage stamps or IRCs will also be appreciated. 4. The "Wavescan 2002 DX Contest" is open to all radio listeners, old and young, in any country throughout the world. All (listeners, experienced as well as new, have an equal opportunity of winning the contest, or of obtaining one of the awards. The 100 picture postcard QSLs will be divided equally to all major world areas, as will also the 24 picture postcard QSLs that depict the AWR station on the island of Guam. 5. Where needed, the purchase cost and postage for the cassette recording will be
     paid in the form of IRC coupons.
  6. The only address for contest entries is:-

     Anniversary DX Contest
     Box29235
     Indianapolis
     IN 46229
     USA.

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