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[CQ-Contest] Announcing the half hour RTTY NS (NCCC Sprint) contest this

To: NCCC Main Reflector <nccc@groups.io>, NCCC-blue <nccc-blue@groups.io>, CQ-Contest Reflector <cq-contest@contesting.com>, "Reflector: Rtty" <rtty@groups.io>, "rttydigital@groups.no" <rttydigital@groups.no>
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Announcing the half hour RTTY NS (NCCC Sprint) contest this Thursday evening North America time.
From: Ed Radlo via CQ-Contest <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Reply-to: Ed Radlo <eddrad@aol.com>
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2023 04:53:58 +0000 (UTC)
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To all RTTY ops:  

This is a reminder thatonce again, the Northern California Contest Club is 
pleased to present ourregular weekly half hour RTTY Sprint, aka the NS RTTY, 
this Thursday eveningNorth America time.  Non-North Americanstations are 
welcome in this contest as well.

The start time of the NSRTTY is always 0145Z, regardless of whether we’re on 
Standard Time or DaylightSavings Time.

Last week, we welcomednewcomers W0ZA and KJ0I, and we were pleased to have N0KQ 
rejoin us. We hope to see all of you again this week!

For those of you who arenew to our weekly NS RTTY’s, we use a variation of the 
NCJ Sprint’s QSY rule– 1 KHz QSY’s rather than 5 KHz – and allow same band 
duplicate contacts aftermaking at least one intervening contact.  If you need a 
fullexplanation of these special rules, send me an e-mail, and I’ll give you 
allthe details, e.g., a precise definition of our QSY rule. 

Remember to QSY afteryou’ve made a contact that you‘ve solicited; and that both 
callsigns, yourname, your state, and your sequential contact number are 
required as part of the exchangethat you send.

After the contest,please remember to submit your score to www.3830scores.com.  
It’s easy –on 3830, the name of this contest is “NCCC RTTY Sprint”.  
Reportingyour score, whether it be big or small, helps build enthusiasm for 
this event.That in turn increases participation for future editions, which 
benefits all ofus. 

For those of you usingthe popular N1MM+ logger, the contest module to use is 
NSRTTYDUPE.  A goodset of example function keys is in the N1MM+ website's 
function key gallery,available for free download. 

Remember to try 15meters at the beginning of this Thursday night's contest – 15 
is usually openwith spotlight propagation at 0145Z.

The details of ournext NS RTTY: 

Friday,  14 July 2023UTC, 0145Z to 0215Z (Thursday, 13 July 2023 in North 
America)

--1845 to 1915 PDT

--2145 to 2215 EDT

-- (others in betweenthose two time intervals)

-- 160 meters: Try 1804, 1805, or 1806 during the last two minutes

-- 80/40/20/15meters:  mostly +83 kHz to +89 kHz up from the lower band edge

-- Same banddupes are allowed for credit after one intervening QSO

-- 1 kHz QSYrule, otherwise standard NCJ Sprint QSY rules

-- Multipliers arecounted anew on each band, so if 4 or 5 bands are open, 
you’ll get a lot ofmults!

-- 100W output powerlimit

Please visit https://www.ncccsprint.com/rttyns.html for complete rules and 
links to otherinfo. If you find any problems with the Web pages, please let me 
know so we canget them fixed. 

If you would like toreceive all the latest info about NS (both CW and RTTY), as 
well as a have a vehiclefor expressing your comments and questions, sign up for 
the NS mailinglist:  https://groups.io/g/nccc-blue. ;

Contestonlinescore.com has a slot set up for us if you’d like to make sure 
yourlogger is talking to the world.  Select “NCCC NA RTTY Sprint”. 

Report scores to 3830scores.com, and join us at 0300Z on 3610 kHz (+/- a 
fewdepending upon who else is on) for comments and questions. 

73, 

EdRadlo  AJ6V

eddrad@aol.com

 

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