Event: CW: 05/28/2016, 0000 UTC until 29.05.2016, 2359 UTC

to working stations: all, each station once per band

bands: 160m - 10m (excluding WARC)

classes:

Single OP / All Band / High Power
Single OP / Single Band / High Power
Single OP / All Band / Low Power
Single OP / Single Band / Low Power
Single OP / Single Band / QRP
Single OP / All Band / QRP Single OP / Assisted / All band / high Power Single OP / Assisted / Single band / high Power Single OP / Assisted / All band / low Power Single OP / Assisted / Single band / low Power Single OP / Assisted / All band / QRP Single OP / Assisted / Single band / QRP

Overlay Categories: (a Single OP, in addition to an overlay
class participate)
Single Op / TB-Wires (a three-band directional antenna and a wire antenna);
Single Op / Rookie (newcomers = less than 3 years licensed);

Assisted: use of cluster etc. Allowed

High Power: over 100W; Low Power: up to 100W; QRP under 5W

Multi Op classes (all only All band and high power) Multi OP / Single Tx (Multi-One) : . At any time, only a single transmission signal allowed in each hour (00-59) are a maximum of ten (10) band change allowed . a change of eg 20m by 40m and then back to 20 meters counts as two band changes. For the entire log a single consecutive serial numbering to use. Multi OP / two Tx (Multi-two) at any time a maximum of two transmitted signals at two different bands allowed. each TRX every station can be worked on this band. from the Cabrillo log should (in column 81) to be seen, with which each TRX QSO was driven. each TRX may be max. perform eight (8) band changes per full hour (00-59). A change of 20 to 40m, and then back to 20 meters counts as two band changes. For all bands separate consecutive serial numbers are to be used. Multi OP / Multi Tx (only one signal per band) are allowed a maximum of six channels, one for each band at a time. It may be six bands simultaneously activated. For all bands separate consecutive serial numbers are to be used.

Digit exchange:

RS (T) + fd. . No. 001
for Multi-Tx stations see in classes

QSO points:

each QSO:
14 - 28 MHz
- with DX 3 points
- with its own continent 1 point
- with own country 1 point
to 1.8 - 7 MHz
- with DX 6 points
- with its own continent 2 points,
- with their own country 1 Point

Multiplier points:

per different prefix than 1 point (not per band)
Example of prefixes: DL1, N8, P40, P41, WD8, WB20, DQ2203 etc.
F / DF4ZL counts as FO; K1AR / 3 counts as K3

Final Score:

Sum of QSO points times the sum of the multiplier points

logs:

preferably electronically in Cabrillo:
CW: cw (at) cqwpx.com
paper logs only handwritten copies of PC logs are not accepted;

Deadline:

5 days after the contest:
CW: 06/03/2016 23:59 UTC

Contest Manager:
Terry Zivney, N4TZ, n4tz (at) cqwpx.com
Awards:

. Diplomas and plaques for winners of each class per country
requirements for a diploma / plaque are:
submission of an electronic logs and
at least 12h operation for single or 24 for Multi OP

Source: http://www.cqwpx.com/index.htm