ARRL hopes that this will boost participation from international clubs outside of the US and Canada in the event. Club members should take care to use the same spelling of the club name and avoid abbreviations/acronyms to ensure the aggregate score will be calculated correctly. International contest club secretaries should remind their members who wish to participate to include their club's name in the Cabrillo log when submitting their logs. Clubs located outside of the United States and Canada will have their club's aggregate scores listed separately in the results from the existing ARRL Affiliated Club Competition. NEWS, PRESS RELEASES, AND GENERAL INTERESTĭX Club Scores to published for ARRL International DX ContestĪRRL has announced that aggregate scores for foreign clubs will be published in the 2022 ARRL International DX Contest results. The feature is described briefly in the User Guide at /pulsar/K1JT/wsjtx-doc/wsjtx-main-2.5.3.html#TXMACROSĪ download link has been posted on the WSJT-X web page at //pulsar/k1jt/wsjtx.html.Ĭomplete information for all contests follows the Technical Topics and Information section The new feature for the ARRL VHF contests is an enhanced macro facility for Tx messages, aimed at making it easier to ask another station to QSY to a new band.

This new release includes a feature of special interest to users participating in the ARRL January VHF Contest (January 15-17, 2022). The WSJT-X Development Team - Joe Taylor, K1JT Steve Franke, K9AN and Nico Palermo, IV3NWV - have announced the release of version 2.5.3.

WSJT-X Development Team Releases Version 2.5.3 If you wish to participate in the survey, but have not received an invitation, we are seeking your input until December 28, 2021.įollow the link at /r/VHF-Contest-Survey-2021 to complete the survey. VHF contest participants from 20 events were sent invitations to participate in the survey to the email address supplied upon entry. The objective of the survey is to better understand participation in ARRL VHF Contests, in particular how digital modes contribute to the ARRL VHF Contest Program.

Through the ongoing work of ARRL's Contest Advisory Committee (with input from their Ad Hoc VHF Subcommittee), a survey has been sent to recent participants in ARRL's January, June, and September VHF Contests. ARRL Seeks Input from VHF Contest Participants.

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