Between 4 and 10 August 2024, 22 YLs from 11 countries gathered in Czech Republic at the OK5Z contest station in Popůvky nad Jihlavou.
Please see the very nice report from this event. LINK
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The provisional results of the 70 MHz CW/SSB Contest are available on the IARU R1 VHF Contest Robot.
You can also take a look at your UBNs here!
We evaluated 71 different logs coming from 11 different countries, for a total of 1.988 QSOs.
The winner in the Single Op. category is GM4ZUK/P, the Multi op. category winner is the team G0VHF/P; the 6 Hours category winner is SP5QWB.
The complaining period will end on September 9th, and after that results will be final.
For any further requests please write to Alex IV3KKW[Contest WG Chair].
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The provisional results of the 50 MHz CW/SSB Contest are available on the IARU R1 VHF Contest Robot.
You can also take a look at your UBNs here!
We evaluated 516 different logs coming from 36 different countries, for a total of 37.357 QSOs.
The winner in the Single Op. category is ED5R with 420 QSOs and 630k points; the Multi op. category winner is the team Z3A with 523 QSOs and 786k points; the 6 Hours category winner is the team G4G with 176 QSOs and 248k points.
The complaining period will end on September 9th, and after that results will be final.
For any further requests please write to Alex IV3KKW[Contest WG Chair].
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The provisional results of the June MW Contest are available on the IARU R1 VHF Contest Robot.
You can also take a look at your UBNs here!
We evaluated 713 different logs coming from 18 different countries, for a total of 10.773 QSOs from 1,3 GHz to 122 GHz.
Unfortunately, we didn’t receive logs from some very active areas, for this reason, we recommend to send always your logs to your national contest manager, or uploading them directly to the IARU VHF Contest Robot.
The complaining period will end on September 9th, and after that results will be final.
For any further requests please write to Alex IV3KKW[Contest WG Chair].
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Last Friday marked the beginning of this year’s annual YOTA summer camp, this time hosted in Czechia by the Czech Radio Club. With 90 participants from 30 countries and a packed schedule of activities, it is poised to be a great event, and hopefully inspires societies and hams all over Region 1 (and beyond!) in their efforts to get more youth into the hobby.
Detailed daily reports and photos can be found on the Youngsters On The Air website:
Arrival Day: The Adventure Begins!
Day 1: A Blast from the Start!
Day 2: Meeting the Countries
Day 3: Construction and Culture
Day 4: Culture and Construction
Day 5: A Day of Exploration and Learning
Day 6: A Farewell to Prague
Gallery: YOTA Summer Camp 2024
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