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POLAND COPYED by : YB1PR – FAISAL Page1 AAMMAATTEEUURR RRAADDIIOO AAWWAARRDD’’’SS DDIIRREECCTTOORRYY POLAND COPYED BY : YB1PR – FAISAL Page1 . Polski Zwiazek Krotkofalowcow (PZK) Series --- General Requirements: Awards are available to licensed amateurs or SWL's. Price for each award is 5€, $US5 or 5 "new" IRCs. Endorsement stickers for Powiat are 2€, $US2 or 1 "new" IRC. SWL OK. All contacts, with the exception of satellite or repeaters, regardless of band or mode are valid for their awards. You must possess the QSLs, but GCR rule applies. Apply to: PZK Awards Manager, Augustyn Wawrzwnek SP6BOW, PO Box 54, 85-613 Bydgoszcz 13, Poland. E-mail: [email protected] All Countries of the 15th Zone (AC 15 Z) Contact at least 23 countries/call areas located in CQ Zone 15 as follows: Countries in Zone 15 Aland Is. OH0 Kaliningradsk UA2 Albania ZA Latvia YL Austria OE (2 call areas) Lithuania LY Malta 9H Bosnia T9 Market Reef OJ0 Corsica TK Poland SP Croatia 9A (4 call areas) Czecho. OK San Marino T7 Estonia ES Sardinia IS Finland OH (3 call areas) Sicily IT Hungary HA Slovenia S5 Italy I Vatican City HV Macedonia Z3 Yugoslavia YU The contacts with 4 call areas of Poland are mandatory. Your list should be in Slovakia OM alphabetical order. Contacts since 1 Jan 1955. Pilgrimages of the Holy Father Award Commemorates the pilgrimages of Pope John Paul II. Contact stations in countries visited by the Pope since 16 Oct 1978. No use of repeaters. Prefixes of valid countries shown below. Award classes: HF Class I for QSOs in at least 110 countries. Class II for QSOs in at least 75 countries. Class III for QSOs with at least 50 countries. VHF Class I for QSOs with at least 15 countries. Class II for QSOs with at least 10 countries. Class III for QSO with at least 5 countries. On HF, contacts with Poland and Italy are required. Fee is 10 IRCs, DEM 10 or $US7. GCR list to Awards Manager PZK, Augustyn Wawrzynek SP6BOW, PO Box 42, 64-100 Leszno 7, Poland. Countries: A2 AP C5 C9 CE CN CO CP CT CX D2 D4 DL DU E4 EA EI EK ES F G H4 HA HB9 HB0 HC HH HI HK HL HP HR HS I J5 J6 JA JY K KH2 KL7 KP4 LA LU LX LY LZ OA OD OE OH OK OM ON OZ P2 PA PY S2 S5 S7 S9 SM SP SU SV T7 T9 TA TF TG TI TJ TL TN TR TT TU TY TZ UN UR V3 VE VK VU XE XT YK YL YN YO YS YV Z2 ZA ZL ZP ZS 3C 3D2 3DA 3V 3X 4J 4L 4S 4U1UN 4X 5H 5N 5R 5V 5X 5Z 6W 6Y 7P 7Q 9A 9G 9H 9J 9Q 9U 9V 9X 9Y. Polska Award Contact at least 16 provinces (woejewodztwos) since 1 Jan 1999. On HF, SP’s need at least 5 stations in each province. EU need 2 stations in each province. All Others need 1 station in each province. VHF stations need 5 stations each in 4 provinces. All bands and modes OK. No use of crossband QSOs or repeaters. Province identifiers are: B C D F G J K L M O P R S U W Z. AAMMAATTEEUURR RRAADDIIOO AAWWAARRDD’’’SS DDIIRREECCTTOORRYY POLAND COPYED BY : YB1PR – FAISAL Page2 . Powiat Award Contact at least 100 different "powiats" (small districts) since 1 Jan 99. Special sticker endorsements for 200, 300, 350. All bands and modes. Cross band QSOs and ground or satellite repeaters do not count. Special endorsement for use of one mode. Special endorsement for contacting all 380 powiats. On VHF, basic award available for contacting 50 different powiats in at least 3 different SP call areas. SWL OK. W-21-M Issued for contacts with at least 16 countries located on the 21st East Meridian. QSO with Poland is mandatory. Contacts since 1 Jan 1955. Submit list in alphabetical order. Countries list: Aland Is. OH0 Latvia YL Angola D2 Libya 5A Botswana A2 Lithuania LY Cent.Af.Rep. TL8 Namibia/SWA ZS3/V5 Chad TT8 Norway LA Czech Rep OK Poland SP Estonia ES Rep. of S.A. ZS2-6 Finland OH Rep. of Zaire 9Q Greece SV Romania YO Hungary HA Slovak Rep OM Kalingradsk UA2 Svalbard JW Albania ZA Sweden SM Macedonia Z3 Yugoslavia YU SN0HQ-I AWARD Confirm contacts with SN0HQ during one year of the IARU HF World Championship. The required number is: SP stations: 5 QSOs EU stations: 4 QSOs DX stations: 3 QSOs SN0HQ-II Award Confirm contacts of SN0HQ made during at least two different years of the IARU HF World Championship. The required number is: SP stations: 12 QSOs EU stations: 9 QSOs DX stations: 6 QSOs AAMMAATTEEUURR RRAADDIIOO AAWWAARRDD’’’SS DDIIRREECCTTOORRYY POLAND COPYED BY : YB1PR – FAISAL Page3 . Babia Gora Award Issued by the BGK in Maków Podhalański and 5. BGK special event stations: HF: 16 points / VHF: 18 Headquarters of Babia Góra National Park. Contact points: SP0MRY, SQ0GL, SN0BG and SN0BPN in stations transmitting from the Babia Góra Region of 2000 Poland on HF and VHF since 5 July 1997. QSOs made by 6. other event station: HF: 8 points / VHF: 10 points repeaters are not valid. Main cities and town in this area are: Maków Podhalański, Skawica, Zawoja, Lipnica 7. other stations in the Babia Góra Region: HF: 3 Wielka, Jabłonka, Zubrzyca, Bystra Podhalańska - points / VHF: 5 points Sidzina, Koszarawa, Jeleśnia, Sucha Beskidzka, Żywiec, Pietrzykowice, Lachowice, and Orawka. Additional points may be obtained if above mentioned Polish stations need a total of 65 points, all others need stations worked from a QTH in Babia Góra Region 35. (.../p,.../m..../9): - from Babia Góra ridge: - from Diablak: HF: 20 / VHF: 15 Points may be obtained for QSO with: points 1. BGK charter members stations: HF: 10 points / VHF: - from Sokolica, Cyl (Mała Babia): HF: 15 / VHF: 12 points 12 points. SP9MRY, SQ9GIA, SQ9EDQ and SQ9GL - shelter-home on the Markowe Szczawiny: HF: 12 / VHF: (SP9-8078-KR). 10 points - from region of the shelter-home Hala Krupowa, from 2. BGK honorary members stations: HF: 8 points / Headquarters of BPN, from gmine Zawoja: HF: 8 / VHF: 5 VHF: 10 points: P9AFX, SP9LS, SP9DF, SP9EH, points SP3JHR, SP9GRF, SQ9FMU, SP9DST, DL8BCM. - from any other listed place above: HF: 5 / VHF: 3 points 3. BGK members stations: HF: 5 points / VHF: 7 points: SP1JVZ, SP2QVS, SP6XCF, SQ9FMO, SP9WZD, The points obtained from the same station in different SQ9CWC, SQ9CXC, SQ9GIK, OK2PZA, SP9SVD, years are added up. Numbers of LOC Babia Góra Region SQ9CYZ, SQ9BDB, SP9NSP, SP9EMV, SP9BVC, decide on category of award. The honoured award and SQ9IEP, SQ9FCF, SP9IXZ,and Listeners: SP9- prize: for all more important LOC and the Babia Góra hill- 8090-KR, SP-10028-KR and SP9-8091-KR top. Use standard application form. Cost of award: - 7 zł in 4. BGK Club Station - SP9PGB: HF:10 points/ VHF: 12 stamps, foreign stations: 6 IRC which should be sent with points the application form certified by two licensed Amateurs or a club to Award Manager: SP9MRY - Stanisław Zadora. Os. 1000-lecia 12/24 34-220 Maków Podhalański. Poland. Bieszczady Award Sponsored by the Polish Scouts Amateur Radiostation SP8ZIY of Ustrzyki Dolne to promote the Bieszczady Mountain area. Contacts after 1 Jan 1995. SWL OK. All bands and modes OK. Only one QSO/SWL with same station on same band or mode. SP's need to earn 100 points by QSO's or 200 points by SWL's; all others need a total of 70 points. Values: a. Contact scout station SP8ZIY at its fixed location = 15 points. b. Contact SP8ZIY/P operating portable = 20 points. c. Contact other scout stations in Bieszczady Mountains = 10 points. d. contacts with other stations in Bieszczady Mountains = 5 points. e. contact any member of station SP8ZIY = 5 points. f. contact any station from Baligrod, Cisna, Czarna, Komancza, Solina and the cities of Lesko, Ustrzyki Dolne or Zagorz = 3. GCR list and fee of $US7 or equivalent in your currency to: Award Manager Mr. Wojtek, PO Box 27, 38-700 Ustrzyki Dolne, Poland. AAMMAATTEEUURR RRAADDIIOO AAWWAARRDD’’’SS DDIIRREECCTTOORRYY POLAND COPYED BY : YB1PR – FAISAL Page4 . Blyskawica Award Special diploma offered by Ham Radio Contesters of Klub Garnizonowy Gdynia Oksywie and the ship museum "Blyskawica". SWL OK. Contact stations in city of Gdynia, Sopot and Gdansk on or after 1-1-95 = 1 point each. QSO with members of SP2PMW = 2, QSOs with SP2PMW, 3Z0BLY, 3Z0AMW = 4 points each. SP’s need 10 points, EU 5 and all others 3. Contacts by repeater OK. GCR list and fee as follows: SP’s send 15 PL Zloty, EU or DX $US5 or 5 IRC. Apply to: Tadeusz Kutowioski SP2LLQ, ul. Boxmaoska 40A/II/10, 81-116 Gdynia Oksywie, Poland. (Or SP2PMW, PO Box 52, 81-209 Gdynia, Poland) Funds raised from this certificate are used to restore the battleship museum ship ORP BLYSKAWICA. It is the last surviving Polish WWII warship and testimony to the participation of the Polish Republic in the armed struggle for every nations right to self determination. CHELMNO LANDS DYPLOM Contact at least 4 of the territories of Chelmno which consist of the following medieval towns: Brodnica Jablonowo-Pomorskie Pokrzywno Chelmno Lipienek Radzyn Chelminski Chelmza Lubawa Starogrod golub-Dobrzyn Nowe Miasto-Lubawskie Torun Grudziadz Kowalewo-Pom Unislaw Wabrzezno Ilawa Papowo-Biskupie Zamek-Bierzglowski Send GCR list and fee of 5 IRC or 5€ to: Award Manager Andrzej Tarnawski SP2GWZ, C.Sklodowskiej 12/18, 86-200 Chelmno, Poland. Worked Copernicus Towns Award This award is issued by the TORUN division of the PZK for contacts after 1 Jan 1986.
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