This is one way to stir up interest in a contest. I wonder where they got
my call and email address. Did all SECC folk get one of these?
73,
Jay, K4OGG
>thread-index: AcQLUCec+hBizDbhShK8NNvCGgE7TA==
>Thread-Topic: Russian DX Contest - 2004
>From: "Russian DX Contest" <rusdxc@contesting.com>
>To: <jpryor@uga.edu>
>Subject: Russian DX Contest - 2004
>Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 15:13:56 +0300
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>Dear K4OGG !
>
>We invite you to take active part in 11th Russian DX Contest which will be
>held from 12:00 GMT March, 20th, 2004 till 12:00 GMT March, 21st, 2004.
>
>We can?t leave unnoticed the constantly increasing number of participants.
>More than 1700 logs were received from participants of RDXC 2003! We
>promise you great activity of Russian stations from almost all of regions.
>
>The contest WEB-site is http://www.rdxc.org. The news, rules, trophies
>list, tips& hints and more useful information about RDXC. The contest
>rules are presented on 9 languages. You?ll find results from 1997 till
>2003, contest FAQ, some analysis, articles, contest records, announced
>operations, photo gallery and more.
>
>The contest rules are very democratic ? you can work anybody and make your
>best score within 24 hours time format.
>
>Good news for awards hunters ? from 2003 you can claim RDA ? Russian
>Districts Award without submitting the log extracts and QSL checks. The
>RDA information is available on http://www.rdaward.org RDXC offers a great
>opportunity to apply for the new 'Russia' award, just by submitting logs,
>without QSLs.
>
>We would like to point you to the trophies list ? there are separate
>prizes for best Club in North America, best score from South America, Best
>MS station from Zone 25 and others.
>
>We hope to have your signals in forthcoming RDXC-2004.
>
>RDXC Committee: RW1AC, UA1AAF, UA2FZ, RA3AUU
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