Holders of awards

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Callsign     Freq.  Spot by          Grid/Comment              UTC Date   


KD4WFE      7204.0 W2C        EM65WT FN33EH                 0257 15 Dec
KN4MKX     18100.0 VE2VAG     EM97RE FN46                   0119 15 Dec
KN4MKX     28074.0 N1BRL      EM97RE FN31                   0108 15 Dec
M0XXQ       1888.0 RL4F       IO95DA KO85                   2316 14 Dec
F4CXO      10116.6 HP1RIS     JN26PP FJ09GA HRD 539         2307 14 Dec
F4CXO      10106.0 HB9TPT     JN26PP JN47HF HRD 539         2302 14 Dec

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Dear Guest!

   This site has been developed to accommodate Amateur Radio operators from around the world

   By entering your contacts through the electronic interface, you can apply to receive MY WORLD AWARD! series of diplomas. This award program accepts confirmed contact made on HF bands by hams, beginning January 1, 1980. The program aims at popularizing communications from QTH-locators around the world

   QTH-locator is comprised of a sector – AA, large square – 00 and small square – aa. This program counts QSOs with correspondents located in separate sectors, and achieved rating is established based on sectors and large squares. The award covers 9 bands – 10, 12, 15, 17, 20, 30, 40, 80 and 160 meters

   In order to promote ‘collecting’ large squares, this site features ON-LINE rating of the program participants. One can view world-wide Top 10 achievements. If you haven’t yet reached that plateau, enter your call and see where you are at the moment

   If we interested you in our award program – welcome!

   Please register by clicking Register new user

   Pay attention when entering your information. Your name and correct mailing address are essential for prompt delivery of your award. Once your entry is validated by the award manager (within 24 hours), you will gain full access to your electronic log database. Your log keeps track of confirmed unique sectors and large squares. QSO data may be entered manually (Add QSO) or we can import your ADI-format file (from your log, like DX4WIN, for example). Import by clicking Add QSO from ADI-file. ADI file should not exceed 5 mB, which is approximately 25,000 contacts. Be patient, processing of your log may take few minutes.

   Whenever new log is imported, program will take in only new data – unique sectors and squares. Sectors are displayed with full QSO data, but large squares – only as a sum of all credited squares. In the Summary info section, on the bottom, one’s achievements are presented. See what large squares you have been credited with. You can also remove wrong information or add new, using Add /Del buttons. Summary info also contains all available award levels. As you move along, OK! Tags would appear next to the awards that you have completed. By clicking on the Get it! link, you receive formatted text file. Print it, sign it, have it verified by two hams and mail it to the award manager to claim your award. Each award category features continent maps, showing your missing sectors (the ones you need to work). Ideally, when you worked everything, a full conquered continent outline will be visible!

   Best regards, Sergey, RM8M

   Award Program Manager

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