E-Mail Lists of Interest to 10-10ers

 

E-Mail Lists of Interest to 10-10ers

Hi Gang:

It came to my attention that many of the list users only have TEXT only E-Mail service. In order to inform them of other lists they may wish to subscripe to,I have gone to the web page on copied all the info they have there. I hope this will be of help to some of the members.

Best 73 es Hope 2 HEAR YOU soon!
John N9UKX 66423


AMSAT-BB: General discussion of amateur radio satellites.
For more info: Send mail to listserv@amsat.org with text (not subject): help

ANS (AMSAT News Service): Official bulletins of the AMSAT News Service
For more info: Send mail to listserv@amsat.org with text (not subject): help

arrlcad: ARRL Computer Aided Design List
To subscribe: Send mail to listproc@tapr.org with text (not subject): subscribe arrlcad Firstname Lastname
To post: Send mail to arrlcad@tapr.org

AR_HAMS:Arkansas Hams Mailing List
To subscribe send to: listserv@wolfden.swsc.k12.ar.us Leave the subject blank. Text: subscribe AR_HAMS FirstName LastName Yes, AR_HAMS must be all Caps to subscribe. To post messages, send to:
ar_hams@wolfden.swsc.k12.ar.us The post must be in small letters in-order to be posted.
Now, you are probably asking yourself, What is ar_hams. ar_hams is short for Arkansas Hams and is a way for hams to discuss problems and ways to solve them.

arrl-exam-list: Amateur Radio License Examinations Scheduled in the US and in Some Foreign Areas.
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arrl-nediv-list: Bi-Monthly Bulletins from the ARRL NE Division Director.
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arrl-ve-list: Announcements to ARRL VEs and VE Teams.
This is a one-way list, run by Bart Jahnke of the ARRL VEC, for announcements to VEs and VE teams.
To subscribe: Send mail to listserv@netcom.com with text (not subject): subscribe arrl-ve-list
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barc-list: Boston Amateur Radio Club
Information, discussion and anouncements for the Boston Amateur Radio Club and hams in Eastern Massachusetts.
To subscribe: Send mail to listserv@netcom.com with text (not subject): subscribe barc-list
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barc-races: RACES in MA and Emergency Management
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To post: Send mail to barc-races@netcom.com

boatanchors: Radio’s with Tubes
Purpose: An active mailing list devoted to the discussion of pre-1970s vintage communications equipment, including amateur radio receivers, transmitters, microphones, Morse Code keys, accessories, certain military radio equipment, etc. Vacuum tube or “Fire-bottle” technology is the principal qualifier in determining the equipment’s acceptability for discussion. Wanted and items for sale are posted. Expect to find classic examples of radio folk known as “Old Farts”,” Wily Curmudgeons”, and others of their ilk. Newcomers are welcome, but “flash-in-the-pan” types with nothing to contribute are discouraged. Flames are not welcome – this list has one of the highest signal-to-noise ratios in the Internet and we want to keep it this way. A definite interest in and commitment to the preservation, restoration and operation of vintage radio equipment is essential. A FAQ and daily digest format are available as well as a Boatanchor archives is maintained at another site. You will find the accumulated knowledge and wisdom accumulated here if you have questions about vintage radio operation, maintenance, restoration or history.
To subscribe: Send mail to listproc@ThePorch.com
For help: Send mail to listproc@ThePorch.com with text (not subject): HELP.

bull-fwd: Ham Radio BBS Bulletin Distribution
Machine-originated text only.
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ct-user: Contesting
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To post: Send mail to ct-user@mlo.dec.com

cq-contest: Contesting
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For more info: see the FAQ.
To post: Send mail to cq-contest@tgv.com

dsp2232: AEA DSP 2232 – Digital Signal Processing Multi-Mode Data Controller
To subscribe: Send mail to dsp2232-request@rmi.de.
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To post: Send mail to dsp2232@rmi.de.

DX: DX Mailing List.
To subscribe: Send mail to dx-request@ve7tcp.ampr.org.
To unsubscribe: Send mail to dx-request@ve7tcp.ampr.org.
For additional info see the FAQ.
To post: Send mail to dx@ve7tcp.ampr.org

fieldorg-l: ARRL Field Organization Discussions.
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fox-list: Fox Hunting and Radio Direction Finding.
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GTRADIO: GA Tech Radio Club Mailing List
To subscribe: Send mail to listserv@GITVM1.BITNET with text (not subject): sub GTRADIO Your Name
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ham-ant: Bidirectional mailing list with Usenet group rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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To post: Send mail to ham-ant@ucsd.edu

ham-bsd: Ham Radio Applications of the Jolitz 386BSD software
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ham-digital: Bidirectional mailing list with Usenet groups rec.radio.amateur.digital.*
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ham-equip: Bidirectional mailing list with Usenet group rec.radio.amateur.equipment
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ham-l: Bitnet list.
To subscribe: Send mail to listserv@vm.ege.edu.tr with text (not subject): SUB HAM-L yourfirstname yourlastname
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ham-homebrew: Bidirectional mailing list with Usenet group rec.radio.amateur.homebrew
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ham-policy: Comments and Queries Regarding Ham Radio Regulations, the Future of Ham Radio, and Related Subjects.
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ham-radio: Experimental Digest from Ham Radio Related Usenet Traffic Using Subject Grouping and MIME Encapsulation.
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HAM-SAT: Discussion List of Amateur Radio Satellites
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ham-space: Bidirectional mailing list with Usenet group y1n-list: VE Exams in New England.
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land-mobile-radio: commercial land mobile two-way radio communications
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letter-list: Redistribution of the ARRL Letter.
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I (VE2DM) am the originator of a discussion group for the AEA LogWindows logbook program. It is on Lyndon’s (VE7TCP) machine, and is in no way affilated with AEA (however many AEA people actively participate. I would appreciate your adding LogWindows to your listings. Info is as follows:
To subscribe: Logwindows-request@ve7tcp.ampr.org
Body: subscribe
To unsubscribe: unsubscribe
FAQ’s are sent on subscription
Posts: Logwindows@ve7tcp.ampr.org

mars-list: Military Affiliated Radio Service
To subscribe: Send mail to listserv@stat.com with text (not subject): subscribe mars-list
To unsubscribe: Send mail to listserv@stat.com with text (not subject): unsubscribe mars-list
To post: Send mail to mars-list@stat.com

NASAINFO: Information from NASA about space missions, especially those of interest to the amateur radio space program.
For more info: Send mail to listserv@amsat.org with text (not subject): help

newsline-list: Redistribution of Amateur Radio Newsline.
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To post: Send mail to newsline-list@netcom.com

nos-hacks: KA9Q ‘NOS’ Amateur Radio Networking Package, and other ‘NOS’ and ‘NET’ derivatives.
To subscribe: Send mail to listserv@ucsd.edu with text (not subject): add nos-hacks
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packet-radio: Packet-Radio Mailing List, Gatewayed from Usenet Newsgroup alt.ham-radio.packet.
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PRIE-L: Packet Radio Internet Extension List.
To subscribe: Send mail to listserv@UCSFVM.BITNET with text (not subject): sub PRIE-L Your Name
To post: Send mail to PRIE-L@UCSFVM.BITNET

QRP-L: QRP (Low Power) Radios and Related Equipment.
This is the qrp mailing list, previously maintained by Bruce Walker at Think.com. It is for discussions about the design, construction, and use of qrp (low power) radios and related equipment.
To subscribe: Send mail to listserv@lehigh.edu with text (not subject): subscribe QRP-L Firstname Lastname Callsign
To post: Send mail to QRP-L@lehigh.edu
See also the The QRP-L Resource Page.

radio-info: Echo of the Usenet Newsgrop rec.radio.info.
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SAREX: News and information about the Space Shuttle Amateur Radio Experiment (SAREX).
listserv@amsat.org

TAPR listserv: The Tucson Amateur Packet Radio runs several mailing list devoted to digital modes over amateur radio.
You may also check their general mailing list.

tcp-digest: Digest Form of the tcp-group list.
To subscribe: Send mail to listserv@ucsd.edu with text (not subject): add tcp-digest
For more info: Send mail to listserv@ucsd.edu with text (not subject): help

tcp-group: TCP/IP use on Ham Packet Radio
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For more info: Send mail to listserv@ucsd.edu with text (not subject): help
To post: Send mail to tcp-group@ucsd.edu

‘TOPBAND’ Reflector.
It is a 160 Meter Mailing List. Send “subscribe” to topband-request@lists.frontier.net r

UKARC: University of Kentucky Amateur Radio Club.
To subscribe: Send mail to listserv@UKCC.BITNET with text (not subject): sub UKARC Your Name
To post: Send mail to UKARC@UKCC.BITNET

vhf: VHF/UHF/Microwaves
To subscribe: Send mail to listserv@w6yx.stanford.edu with text (not subject): subscribe your-email-address-here vhf
To post: Send mail to vhf@w6yx.stanford.edu

w1aw-list: ARRL Bulletins, News, and Information.
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990: Yaesu 990 Mailing List
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To post: Send mail to 990@xyzoom.info.com



DX Award Claim Sheet

10-10 DX Countries Award Claim Sheet

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DX Application Form

TEN-TEN INTERNATIONAL NET, INC.

DX COUNTRIES AWARD APPLICATION

CALL__________________________ 10-10#___________________________

NAME______________________________________

MAILING ADDRESS_______________________________________________________

CITY, STATE, COUNTRY, ZIP________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________
BASIC OR ENDORSEMENT APPLYING FOR (CIRCLE ONE)

BASIC 25 (OR)


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135     140     145      150      155       160      165      170

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I VERIFY, BY MY SIGNATURE, THAT I HAVE MADE THE ENCLOSED CONTACTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RULES OF THE TEN-TEN INTERNATIONAL DX COUNTRIES AWARD PROGRAM


SIGNATURE_______________________________________ DATE____________________

(Please attach proof of paid dues)

Send application to

Mike Davidson, N5MT
3518 Bellfontaine
Houston, TX 77025-1310

Anniversary Scholarship Donation Form

Anniversary Scholarship Donation Form

As you may be aware the image above was selected by the membership as the logo for the 50th anniversary of Ten-Ten International. This logo is now available on a 1 1/4 inch square lapel pin. For a limited time this lapel pin can be acquired by the membership for a $15 donation to the 10-10 Scholarship Foundation. If your donation exceeds $25 you can request a second anniversary pin or one of our historical pins will be selected by the Scholarship Manager. Due to limited supply, please only two Anniversary pins per household. These donations are used to fund four $1500.00 10-10 Scholarships annually. More information can be found on the Scholarship link under the Misc. menu from the home page.

Be sure to request the Anniversary Pin and make out checks or money orders to 10-10 International Net Scholarship Foundation and mail to:

Larry Berger, WA2SUH
10-10 International Net Scholarship Manager
9 Nancy Boulevard
Merrick, NY 11566.

If you prefer to make your donation using a credit card please complete the form below and you will be guided to a donation link upon completion.

All fields are required unless otherwise indicated

First Name:
Last Name:
Call Sign:
Ten-Ten:
Email:
Address:
Address2:   Not Required
City:
State/Country:
Zip/Postal Code:
My donation will exceed $25 and I would like a second Anniversary Pin.

 
 

QSO Party Rules

5.2 10-10 QSO PARTIES

10-10 QSO Parties are events that are held for fun and to meet old, new and prospective members around the world. The rules listed here are for all general QSO parties.

5.2.1 WHO IS ELIGIBLE?

QSO Parties are open to all amateurs with operating privileges on the 10 meter band, however, logs will be accepted only from active members as of the date of the event with the following exception: Open Season event logs will be accepted from all amateurs. Other logs received will be handled as check logs. Check logs are used to validate (check) other logs, but do not qualify the sender for any awards. A QSO Party contact log submitted by an Amateur that intentionally submits erroneous contact information to cause errors on membership applications and awards will be considered an invalid log. Ten-Ten will not accept any log of contacts from an Amateur who had his or her membership/1010 number revoked.

5.2.2 WHEN ARE THE QSO PARTIES?

There are currently three QSO Parties held throughout the calendar year:

Winter Phone – held on the first full weekend in February – 0001 UTC Saturday through 2359 UTC Sunday.

Summer Phone – held on the first full weekend in August – 0001 UTC Saturday through 2359 UTC Sunday.

Sprint – a 24 hour event held on October 10th (10-10) – 0001 UTC through 2359 UTC.

5.2.3 FREQUENCY AND MODES

Direct unassisted contacts only are permitted. Repeater, Satellite, IRLP, Echo link, or any other similar type of assisted contacts are NOT allowed. The Winter and Summer PHONE QSO Parties must be operated in the PHONE area of the 10 meter band and may be operated using any approved method (SSB, AM, FM). The SPRINT utilizes all operating modes (except weak signal modes) in the 10 meter band.

5.2.4 ENTRY CLASSIFICATION

Entrants may submit a log in ANY of the following classifications:

QRP: Includes single station operators and can also include OM/XYL teams or any families or groups of people using individual call signs and 10-10 numbers.  CW/Digital/RTTY operations max 5 watts and Phone operations max 10 watts during the entire event.

LOW POWER: Same as QRP listed above except that output power for CW/Phone/Digital/RTTY operations is max 150 watts during the entire event.

HIGH POWER: Same as QRP listed above except that output power for CW/Phone/Digital/RTTY operations is greater than 150 watts during the event.

CLUB: : A Club must have a valid club station license issued by their National Licensing Authority and must have an active 10-10 membership. Club entries must list the call, name and 10-10 number (if any) for all operators using the club call. Club operations will take place at one location using one set of equipment.  Operators entering under a club entry may also submit an individual log for contacts made using their own call sign.

MOBILE: A mobile applies to car, truck, RV, motorcycle, boat, airplane or other mode of transportation. Use of a base station antenna, amplifier or commercial power is not permitted. Safety is paramount when operating mobile. Mobile stations will receive awards within their own category and will not be included in the individual sections or Top Ten in the World.

5.2.5 TRANSMITTER INFORMATION

An operator may operate mobile, portable or fixed. If they change their exchange QTH during the QSO Party, the operator must show same in their log. The operator may enter a log from one call district, province, or DX country. Multi-transmitters (two or more transmitters operating simultaneously, sharing one call sign) are NOT permitted in any QSO Party. No matter your physical location, your QTH is the location of the transmitting antenna.

5.2.6 EXCHANGE

10-10 members send call sign, name, 10-10# and QTH (State, Province or Country). If received exchange does not have a 10-10#, then record a zero (0) in the log.

5.2.7 QSO POINTS

Two (2) points are awarded for contacts WITH a 10-10 number. One (1) point is awarded for contacts WITHOUT a 10-10 number. Ensure there are no duplicates in your log. Any log showing 10% or more errors may be handled as a check log. A station may be counted only once regardless of mode.

5.2.8 CHAPTER SCORE ASSIGNMENT

Any entrant who is a chapter member may assign his/her score to that chapter. QSO Party chapter scores for the Sprint and Open Season may not be assigned.

5.2.9 QSO PARTY ENTRIES

Logs shall be forwarded to the QSO Party Manager as identified in the 10-10 NEWS or on the 10-10 web site. It is strongly suggested that logs be sent as soon as possible after the close of the event. It is also recommended that DX logs should be sent AIR Mail to insure they are received in good time. Any logs received with a postmark date AFTER the deadline date will be handled as a check log. Any logs received more than 8 days after the entry deadline, regardless of postmark, will be discarded. LOGS MAY BE SENT VIA Email to tentencontest@ten-ten.org

 Q95 files are not a proper format nor are they readable, therefore, they will not be accepted.

5.2.9.1 ENTRY DESCRIPTION

Entries must contain a Cover Sheet, Log and Dupe Sheet as described here: COVER SHEET will list the Event Entered, Entry Classification, US Call Area (W0-W9 or DX Country), Chapter Score Assignment (if any), number of contacts and points with 10-10#, number of contacts and points without 10-10#, and total contacts and points claimed. LOGS must be listed in date/time order and list UTC Date, UTC Time, Call, Name, as copied over the air, 10-10# (zero (0) if none), QTH and Contact Point Value. A DUPE SHEET is required for any logs exceeding 50 contacts. It may be either a list of all calls contacted in call sign order or hand entered on a dupe sheet grid.

5.2.9.2 ENTRY DEADLINES

Entries for all QSO Parties listed EXCEPT the Sprint shall be postmarked no later than 8 calendar days (this will always be a Monday) after the close of the event. Entries for the Sprint (held on 10/10) shall be postmarked no later than October 18th, unless that day falls on a Sunday or holiday, than the postmark deadline shall be October 19th.

5.2.10 QSO PARTY RESULTS AND AWARDS

QSO Party results will be posted on the 10-10 web site about 15 days after the closing deadline for the event and printed in the 10-10 NEWS in the appropriate issue. Awards will be issued by the certificate manager for Top Ten Individual scorers in the World, the top individual scorer in each US Call Area (W0-W9), each DX Country, and for top QRP, LOW POWER, HIGH POWER, CLUB, MOBILE and CHAPTER. Electronic certificates will be utilized in all categories.

5.2.11 10-10 SPRINT (October 10) QSO PARTY

An award will be issued for working all 10 USA Call Districts.

5.2.12 W6OI/VE9TEN/DL0X SPECIAL EVENT

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!

This event is held during the 3rd weekend of November each year from 0000 UTC Saturday through 2359 UTC Sunday.  This special event operation is where volunteers operate the 10-10 official club stations (W6OI/VE9TEN/DL0X) seeking to work anyone anywhere.  Any mode of operation is permitted.  Many operators will be authorized to operate W6OI from most US states and VE9TEN from various Provinces/Territories simultaneously.  DL0X is operated by Henry, DL8YBM.  The purpose is to have fun promoting 10-meter activity making contacts with 10-10 members and, of course, non-members.  This is a great way to increase membership!  Exchange is similar to any 10-10 QSO Party event – name, call, QTH and 10-10 number if one is available.  As contacts are made, provide info on the 10-10 organization and where to find our website – www.ten-ten.org.  If anyone wants to volunteer to operate W6OI during this event contact Dave, NF0J.

5.2.13 FOR MORE INFORMATION

Current information about 10-10 and upcoming 10-10 QSO Parties and events are always available on the 10-10 web site. Cover sheets, logging forms and dupe sheets are also available for downloading or printing at http:/www.www.ten-ten.org. Any unanswered questions regarding the QSO Party rules may be forwarded to the QSO Party Manager.

Download this document in PDF format.

Rules as of November 25, 2025
 

Archive QSO Party Results

 

Archive QSO Party Results

updated March 7, 2026

2025 Archive

Winter Phone

Spring Digital

Spring CW

Open Season

Weak Signal

Summer Phone

10-10 Sprint

Fall CW

Fall Digital

2024 Archive

Winter Phone

Spring Digital

Spring CW

Open Season

Weak Signal

Summer Phone

10-10 Sprint

Fall CW

Fall Digital


2023 Archive

Winter Phone

Spring Digital

Spring CW

Open Season

Weak Signal

Summer Phone

10-10 Sprint

Fall CW

Fall Digital

Anniversary and Worked All Volunteers

 

2022 Archive

Winter Phone

Spring Digital

Spring CW

Open Season

Weak Signal

Summer Phone

10-10 Sprint

Fall CW

Fall Digital

 

2021 Archive

Winter Phone

Spring Digital

Spring CW

Open Season

Summer Phone

10-10 Sprint

Fall CW

Fall Digital

 

2020 Archive

Winter Phone

Spring Digital

Spring CW

Open Season

Summer Phone

Fall CW

10-10 Sprint

Fall Digital

 

2019 Archive

Winter Phone

Spring Digital

Spring CW

Open Season

Spirit of 76

Summer Phone

Fall CW

10-10 Sprint

Fall Digital

Anniversary and Worked All Volunteers

 

 

2018 Archive

Winter Phone

Anniversary and Worked All Volunteers

Spring Digital

Open Season

Spring CW

Spirit of 76

Summer Phone

10-10 Sprint

Fall CW

Fall Digital

 

2017 Archive

Winter Phone

Spring CW

Spring Digital

Open Season

Spirit of 76

Summer Phone

10-10 Sprint

Fall CW

Fall Digital

Anniversary and Worked All Volunteers

 

2016 Archive

Winter Phone

Spring CW

Spring Digital

Open Season

Summer Phone

Spirit of 76

10-10 Sprint

Fall CW

Fall Digital

Anniversary and Worked All Volunteers

 


2015 Archive

 

2014 Archive

 

2013 Archive

 

2012 Archive

 

2011 Archive

 

2010 Archive

 

2009 Archive

 

2008 Archive

 

2007 Archive

 


2006 Archive

 

 

 

 

 

 

QSO Party Results

 

 

TEN-TEN INTERNATIONAL
QSO Party RESULTS

The following most recent 10-10 International QSO party results are available by clicking on the entry.

Winter Phone

Summer Phone

 

 

 


Use this link to access the Archive QSO Party Results of previous years events.

Use this link to view the current year’s QSO Party Schedule

Use this link to read the QSO Party rules that apply to all 10-10 contests, including the 10-10 Day Sprint.

A cover sheet is required with all log submissions.

A log form is available on line. It has space for 20 contacts per page, with left margin reference numbers for convenience. You will have to control the font size to ensure the tabular form prints properly on your printer. You may, of course, use your own form (hand or computer entry), so long as headings conform to those specified in the QSO Party rules.

You may view graphic reproductions of the 10-10 Contest Dupe (Contact Duplication) Sheets:
Dupe Sheet

These files are in .PDF format and require a copy of Acrobat Reader (free at many sites) to open, view, and print. However, since the format is preset, they print in perfect order.

updated March 6, 2026


Open Season Ten Meter QSO Party

 Open Season Ten Meter QSO Party 2023

Sponsored by Ten -Ten International Net, Inc.

 

070 Ten-Ten EPC

Preamble
The policies and rules for this event in no way affect or modify the policies for other scheduled Ten-Ten events: these events are described in detail on the Ten-Ten web page.

Purpose
To stimulate PSK activity on the ten meter band.

Eligibility
Open to all licensed Amateurs with privileges on the digital section of the ten meter band. It is not necessary that an Amateur be a member of any of the following to submit a log for scoring: 10-10, 070, or EPC, or any other organization to enter the contest.

Date & Time
Start 0000 UTC June 3, 2023 end 2400 UTC June 4, 2023

Mode
BPSK31
All contacts must be 2-way BPSK31
No repeater, cross-mode or cross-band contacts allowed.

BANDS
Ten meters: digital section
Primary suggested frequency: 28.120 (suggested in case of heavy traffic 28.125).

Entry Categories

  1. QRP: (maximum 5 watts output) – Includes single station operators.
  2. LOW POWER: (maximum 50 watts output) – Includes single station operators.
  3. HIGH POWER: (maximum 100 watts output) – Includes single station operators.
  4. CLUB: (maximum 100 watts output) – A Club must have a valid club station license issued by their National Licensing Authority. Club entries must list the call and name for all operators using the club call. Club operations will take place at one location using one set of equipment.

 

Suggested CQ
“CQ Open Season de (your call) pse K”

Exchange
Callsign, Name. QTH (State, Province or Country), and all of the following numbers that are held: 10-10, EPC, and 070.

The order of numbers must be strictly followed and should be 10X-EPC-070.

For example:
“VE9KM de WA4EEZ, Leslie, FL, 15675-299-359 QSL?? BK”
There must be a number or digit. If a contact does not have a number, you must enter a zero (0)

i.e. 21354-0-1234. If a contact has no numbers then enter as follows: 0-0-0

This will enhance the scoring process by having a standard format.

Scoring
1 point for each contact, plus 1 point for each of the following numbers: 10-10, 070, and EPC.
(For example, if you work a station with no affiliation with any of the three clubs, you get 1 point. If you work a station with a 10-10 number you get 2 points, up to 4 points for working a station with numbers from all three clubs.)
No multipliers.

Entries
Send log data showing date, time (UTC), exchange received and claimed score. For entries with 50 contacts or more include a dupe sheet listing contacts in call sign alphanumeric order. Be sure to also include your call sign, address, e-mail address, entry class and club member numbers if applicable. A sample log is available on the Ten-Ten International web page.
Send your entry as a .txt file via E-mail to tentencontest@www.ten-ten.org or via USPS to:

Dan Morris KZ3T
3162 Covington Way
Lenoir, NC 28645
USA


Entries with an excessive number of dupes will be listed as check logs. All entries are subject to verification.

Submission deadline
All entries must be received by June 12, 2023.

 Awards
Awards will be issued by the certificate manager for Top Ten individual scorers in the World, the top individual scorer in each US Call Area (W0-W9), each DX Country, and for top QRP, LOW POWER, HIGH POWER and top CLUB. Electronic certificates will be sent to the 2nd and 3rd place scorers in these categories. Please indicate on your entry if you would rather have an electronic certificate instead of a printed one if applicable.


General
Ten-Ten International Net, Inc. reserves the right to disqualify entries deemed not in accordance with the above rules or contrary to the spirit of this event. Please direct all inquires regarding this event to dbmorris315@gmail.com

Forms
Sample log sheets and cover sheets are available here
Links
Ten-Ten
070
EPC
Ten Meter PSK Users list

Disclaimer: The graphics used on this page were by permission of the organizations participating.


Page created            November 10, 2007
Last revised              May 37, 2023
Revision 1.3


 

 

QSO Party Schedule

 


TEN-TEN INTERNATIONAL
QSO Party Schedule

 

Contest Dates Log Postmark
Deadline


WINTER
(Phone)

February 7-8, 2026 February 17, 2026


SUMMER
(Phone)

August 1-2 2026 August 10, 2026

10-10

10-10 Day Sprint
(all Modes)

October 10, 2026 October 18, 2026

 

All logs should be submitted via email to the Contest Mailbox

If you do not use email then mail to (and then you have my address on there already)

Dan Morris, KZ3T #41015
3162 Covington Way
Lenoir, NC  28645

 


All regular 10-10 QSO Parties begin at 0001 UTC on the first listed date and close at 2400 UTC on the second listed date. The 10-10 Day Sprint is, of course, a 1-day contest.

Use this link to read the QSO Party rules that apply to all 10-10 contests, including the 10-10 Day Sprint.

Forms

.PDF Forms for Download and Printing

Use this link to access and download Key Forms for contest use: Log, Cover, 10-10 Dupe sheets, are provided. These files are in .PDF format and require a copy of Acrobat Reader (free at many sites) to open, view, and print. However, since the format is preset, they print in perfect order.

 

QSO Party Results

Use this link to view recent QSO Party Results

updated February 09, 2026

 

Membership Update

 

    Membership Expiration Date: 

 

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Leave blank for USA

Email

 

Old Call 1

 

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