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Welcome
Welcome to the official web site of CQ World Wide RTTY Contest.
Held each year on the
last full weekend of September, the contest draws over 15,000
participants and over 3300 log submittals from around the world.
MixW Cabrillo Logs
Many of the Cabrillo format problems in submitted logs are
from MixW users. There is a new DLL for CQ WW RTTY that
must be used. See MixW Notes
for details.
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CQ WW RTTY DX Contest
September 27-28, 2014
Starts: 0000 GMT Saturday
Ends: 2359 GMT Sunday
Identical wording is used for both the RTTY and
CW/SSB rules where the intent is the same. However, there are
some key differences for the RTTY:
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No 1.8 MHz operation
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Multi-Single:
- Low Power, as well as
High Power
- 8-band-changes per clock hour, rather than a
10-minute rule
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Contact points:
- Different-country contacts within any continent (not
just North America) get 2 points
- Same-country contacts get 1 point
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Third multiplier for QSOs with US/VE
stations
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2014 Rules
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Bulgarian
(TNX Boyan LZ2BE)
- Chinese
(TNX Dai Dan BD4WM)
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Czech (TNX Vasek OK1VRF)
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Dutch
(TNX Herman
ON4QX)
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English
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Finnish (TNX
Tapani OH2LU)
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French (TNX
Fabi VA2UP)
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German
(Wolfgang DK9VZ)
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Greek
(TNX Kostas SV1DPI)
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Italian
(TNX Joe IT9BLB)
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Japanese
(TNX Kazu JK3GAD/M0CFW)
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Portuguese
(TNX Marcos
PY2WS)
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Romanian (TNX
Andy YO3JR)
- Russian
(TNX Vlad VE3IAE)
- Spanish (TNX
Diana XE2DN/N6DNK & Hector XE2K/AD6D)
Note: If you can translate to other languages,
please send to the contest director.
List of received logs for
2013
Results
Searchable Scores Database
"A Look
at the CQ WW RTTY Contest": A PVRC-sponsored
webinar was held on 19 September 2010, 1900-2030UTC.
The recording is available at the link above. Agenda:
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History
of CQ WW RTTY
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Distinctive rules from the CW/SSB CQ WW events
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Score
Database
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Plaques
and Certificates
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Logging
considerations
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Log Check
Reports
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Stories
and Pictures
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PDF of the slides shown.
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