[HCDX] 7th Russian DX Contest

["Dmitry Mezin" <dm65@xxxxxxxx>]

Hi all,

7th Russian DX Contest will take place from 18 to 28 Feb 2005. Similarly to
the last years' one, it is divided into three parts. In Part 1 and Part 2
you have to receive radio stations from Russia, former USSR states, and
various world regions. Only licensed broadcasting stations are valid - no
utilities, no hams, no pirates. Frequency range is from 150 to 30 000 kHz.
Each station must be logged for at least 15 minutes. The longer is distance
between your location and the transmitter, the more points it brings you.
Your contest log must contain the following data for each logged station:
date, time (UTC), frequency, SINPO and some definitive program details.

Part 3 is a quiz of 20 questions.

You can find complete rules on the Web at http://dxsignal.info/indexen.htm.
Contest manager this year is Ildus Ibatullin; many of you know him as a QSL
manager of GTRK "Tatarstan". Your questions are welcome to
dxc2005@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Printed version of contest rules can be requested at:
Russian DX Contest, c/o Ildus Ibatullin, P.O.Box 134, Kazan, 420136, Russia.

The Contest is open for everyone, regardless of either nationality or
knowledge of Russian language.

If somebody wishes to donate some prizes for the contest, please contact me
and Ildus at dxc2005@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

This message can be freely distributed in any DX media.

73 and good dx,
Dmitry Mezin
Kazan, Russia

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