Announcement for the MRR Military on the Air activity

The aim of the MRR activity nights is to reactivate and use vintage military radio devices, but we’d
also like to encourage everybody else without a military background to participate!
If a station consists majorly of former military radio components, it will be considered as a “Military
Station”. However, parts of the station, such as the receiver or the antenna, may be commercial
components. The activity nights offer the great opportunity to work members and club stations of the
MRR in order to obtain the MRH certificate. Logs will be considered as applications for the certificate.

Dates
March 01, beginning 1700 UTC and ending 20:00 UTC,
November 12, beginning 1700 UTC and ending 2000 UTC,

Bands
Band CW SSB FM
160m 1820 – 1835 1845 – 1850
80m 3510 – 3560 3700 – 3790
40m 7010 – 7025 7060 – 7100
10m 28050 29120 – 29200
Please mind the dedicated frequency allocations!

Calling procedure: CQ MRR

Exchange
MRR members send signal report, MRR number, rig (e.g. 599/123/SEG100)
Nonmembers send signal report, rig (e.g. 59/IC-7000)

Certificates
Every participant will receive a QSL card from the QSL bureau after sending in his log. Especially
qualified stations, such as the station with the most QSOs or the person with the oldest station, will
receive special certificates with a different face.

Entry deadline
Three weeks after each activity

Log form
We accept handwritten logs, although we prefer computer log files.

Please send your log to
dl0mrr@darc.de

Dan Schirmer / DL5SE
Mittelweg 3
09573 Erdmannsdorf