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Object: Contact as many stations as possible on 160,80,40,20,10 and All VHF bands. Work each station once per band and mode. WARC band, Cross band and Repeater QSO’s are not permitted.
Suggested frequencies:
Phone: 1.860, 3.960, 7.260, 14.260, 21.360, 28.360, 50.145
CW: 1.825, 3.550, 7.050, 14.050, 21.050, 28.050, 50.950
VHF – around customary calling frequencies or on simplex frequencies
All Stations should operate with regard to the ARRL Band Plans.
Categories:
NOTE: For award purposes all stations are considered to be operating in the same category.
Stations may operate the following categories.
Single – Single Operator, one transmitter (SO), Multi-Single – Multiple operators, one transmitter (MS).
No Multi-Multi operations allowed.
Use of packet spotting (except self spotting) is encouraged and does not affect the entry category.
Power Categories:
Stations must operate the same power category for the entire contest.
High Power: Greater than 150 watts (>150 watts)
Low Power: Less than or equal to 150 watts (< = 150 watts)
Qrp: Less than or equal to 5 watts (< = 5 watts)
Tilt-N-Raise and Delaware QSO Party
The use of the Tilt-N-Raise antenna mount in the Delaware QSO Party event is a great idea. You can use the Tilt-N-Raise to get your antenna up in short order and then you can concentrate on getting the rest of your gear operational. Think of the extra Delaware counties you and your group (if you are in one) can have in the logs. The antenna is a major part of an amateur radio station operating in Delaware QSO Party and the last thing you need to worry about is whether the antenna will stay upright during the Delaware QSO Party. If you have yet to buy a Tilt-N-Raise then just use our link to order a Tilt-N-Raise for yourself, then you can rest easy while working the Delaware QSO Party or any other radio event.