A user's guide to JT6M
Who said 6M was a dead band ?
 
 
2008 JT6M 6M Perseids Challenge
 
New !! 2008 JT6M 6M Perseids Challenge
This Challenge is being held to promote the use of JT6M during the Perseids Shower peak. There are no prizes, however the winner will receive a colour printed certificate.
Taking place during the period leading to and including the Perseids meteor shower peak, it is intended that QSO's will be made using meteor scatter.

However it is likely that Tropo, Iono and ES qso's may take place, these qso's can be included.
The Challenge has the same format as before - based on grids worked - you only need to enter the 4 character grid - JO65, JN79, IO88 etc. and the callsign of the station worked.
The winner(s) will be the one(s) working the most grids.
The 2007 Challenge is over !
The winners are :
2007 6M Challenge : SM7CMV with 223 grids worked !
2007 4M Challenge : G7CNF with 69 grids worked !
2007 4M Xband Challenge joint winners : 
SP9HWY and LA4ANA with 25 grids worked !
Final Results of 2007 6M Challenge available here.
Final Results of 2007 4M Challenge available here.
CONGRATULATIONS to all Winners and a big thank you to all who participated.
2006 JT6M Challenge Final results can be seen here
 and 2006 Facts and Figures here
Date : Start 00:00:00 8th August 2008 - End 24:00:00 14th August 2008.     Band : 6M    Mode : JT6M only !
Exchange : Usual MS report (e.g. 27) and 4 digit locator grid (e.g. IO90)
All licence conditions in your country must be observed.
Please read and understand the rules before you register and add your grids.
Skeds may be arranged through chat rooms such as ON4KST, email etc.. Please avoid 50.230 for skeds.
To participate in the 2008 JT6M 6M Perseids Challenge you will need to register - please click here
 

Entrants score to appear here.....

    2008 JT6M 6M Perseids Challenge Rules
  1. You register with a VALID email address.
  2. The correct MS Procedure must be used for all Challenge QSO's
  3. EU stations must use WSJT EU defaults If you aren't sure click here.
  4. Whenever possible, please use a QSY frequency when calling cq on 50.230, - e.g. CQ 235. This will help ease congestion during periods of peak activity.
  5. NO cross-band QSO's allowed (use 4M Challenge).
  6. NO Chat Room or Cluster QSO's please
  7. Posting of QSO info (whether your own or others) in chat room while qso is in progress is not allowed
  8. Maximum power is limited to 400W.
  9. Only QSO's made between 00:00 08-08-2008 and 24:00 14-08-2008 are valid. (Times are UTC)
  10. You may be required to show log details of any entry.
  11. jt6m.org reserves the right to disqualify any entrant found to break the Challenge's simple rules
  12. Please note that only QSO's made after Challenge registration are permitted.
    General Information.

  • Once registered all you need to do is enter your Callsign, Password, new Grid Worked and Callsign worked in that grid.
  • You may update as often as you like.
  • Don't worry about entering duplicate grids - you can't !
  • If you make an incorrect entry you can easily edit or delete it yourself.
  • Just work as many grids as you can and have fun.
  • If you don't know a station's grid you may find it in one of the other Challenge's entrants list.
    If you get stuck you can always email jt6m.org.
  • If you forget your password, you can have it emailed to your registered email address.

  • If you have any problems/queries please send email -  Contact jt6m.org 
 
 
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