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1 Worked All Germany (WAG) Contest Rules

Worked All Germany (WAG) Contest Rules

(DL1DTL, 28.08.2009)
Translation by D23 (DO1GVT, DC4LW)

Deutscher Amateur-Radio-Club (DARC) invites all radio amateurs to take part in the annual Worked All Germany Contest (WAG).

The original rules are published at http://www.darc.de/referate/dx/xgdcgr.htm on the website of the DARC Referat DX und HF-Funksport

Contest Period

October, third full weekend, 1500 UTC on saturday until 1459 UTC on sunday.

2009: October 17th and 18th
2010: October 16th and 17th

Modes and Bands

SSB, CW: 3,5 - 7 - 14 - 21 - 28 MHz

According to IARU region 1 regulations and the experience gained from 2006 and 2007 contests, contesting isn't allowed on the following frequencies to not interfer with JOTA participants:

80m: CW - 3560 - 3800 kHz, SSB – 3650 – 3700 kHz
40m: SSB – 7080 – 7140 kHz
20m: CW - 14060 - 14350 kHz, SSB – 14100 – 14125 kHz und 14280 – 14350 kHz
15m: SSB – 21350 – 21450 kHz
10m: SSB – 28225 – 28400 kHz

Entry Categories

Single operator, CW, low power
Single operator, CW, high power
Single operator, mixed, low power
Single operator, mixed, high power
Single operator, mixed, QRP
Multi operator
SWL, single operator

Output rating: QRP = up to 5 Watt, low power = up to 100 Watt, high power = more than 100 Watt

Multi Operator: Must remain on a band and mode for at least 10 minutes before changing bands or modes; exclusion: working a multiplicator (other stations may be used besides the main trx for working multiplicators on other bands; that means several signals may be used simultaneously on several bands)

NEW 2009 The equipment used for contesting must be located within a single 2km diameter circle.
The use of a DX cluster is allowed for all categories
Only one transmitted signal is allowed at any given time (except when doing Multi Operator)

Contest Exchange

Foreign participants can only work German stations. German stations can work any station.

Foreign participants send the usual control number containing RS(T) and QSO serial number. German participants send the RS(T) and their DOK (special-DOK with 4 numbers prefix the first character should be avoided).

NEW 2009 German stations not being a member of DARC send "NM" instead of the DOK. "NM" does not count for multipliers.

Stations that didn't send a control number have to be logged with "000".

A station may only be worked once per band and mode.

Multiplicators

German participants may use the valid DXCC-/WAE-list. Each DXCC-/WAE-area counts one multiplicator per band independently of the mode.

Foreign stations receive one point per worked district (first character of the DOK) and band. When working with special-DOKs the first character counts as well.

Counting

German stations receive one point per QSO with another german station, three points with another european station and five points with a DX-station. Forgein stations receive three points for each QSO with a german station. The result is calculated by the overall number of the QSO points multiplied by the multiplicator points.

Contest Certificate

Contest certificates will be available in Portable Document Format (pdf) for printing.

Disqualifications

Fouls or unsportsmanlike behaviour may result in disqualification.

Logs

Logs have to be sent in STF or Cabrillo format to the email address wag (at) dxhf.darc.de

The submission will be acknowledged by an email robot with remarks to the quality of the log. Be sure to use the correct radio call sign in the subject.

NEW 2009 The logs are part of the DCL. By submitting the logs the participant acknowledges the contest rules.

Special rules for SWL stations

SWL stations receive one point (SSB) or three points (CW) for each new german station with a control-number and the radio call sign of the participant station. The multiplicator is the sum of each listened german district (first character of the DOK) on each band independent of the mode. Each German station may be logged once per band and mode.

Closing date for the logs

NEW 2009 The closing date is two weeks resp. the third Monday after the end of the contest.

2009: November 2nd
2010: November 1st

Contact

Logs: wag (at) dxhf.darc.de
E-Mail: wag-info (at) dxhf.darc.de

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 * Translation by D23 ([[c:DO1GVT|DO1GVT]], [[c:DC4LW|DC4LW]])
-''Deutscher Amateur-Radio-Club (DARC) invites all radio amateurs to take part in the annual Worked All Germany Contest (WAG).''
+'''Deutscher Amateur-Radio-Club (DARC) invites all radio amateurs to take part in the annual Worked All Germany Contest (WAG).'''
+''The original rules are published at http://www.darc.de/referate/dx/xgdcgr.htm on the website of the [http://www.DARCDXHF.de DARC Referat DX und HF-Funksport]''
 ==Contest Period==
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 * {{NEW|2009}} The equipment used for contesting must be located within a single 2km diameter circle.
 * The use of a DX cluster is allowed for all categories
-* Only one transmitted signal is allowed at any given time (allowed when doing Multi Operator)
+* Only one transmitted signal is allowed at any given time (except when doing Multi Operator)
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 ==Special rules for SWL stations==
-SWL stations receive one point (SSB) or three points (CW) for each new german station with a control-number and the radio call sign of the participant station.  The multiplicator is the sum of each listened german district (first character of the DOK) on each band independent of the mode.  Each German station may be once per band and mode.
+SWL stations receive one point (SSB) or three points (CW) for each new german station with a control-number and the radio call sign of the participant station.  The multiplicator is the sum of each listened german district (first character of the DOK) on each band independent of the mode.  Each German station may be logged once per band and mode.