The VHF Contests' Championship
1. The VHF Contests'
Championship aims to provide an overall result for the year based on a
representative selection of contests. The contests that count towards the
championship are:
i.
March 2m/70cm (The overall 2 band normalised score)
ii.
432MHz Trophy
iii. May 144 MHz
iv. 50 MHz
Trophy
v. 144 MHz
Low Power
vi. 432 MHz
Low Power
vii.
144 MHz Trophy
viii. 70 MHz Trophy
ix. 1.3 GHz
Trophy
x.
2.3 GHz Trophy
xi. 10GHz
Trophy
2. All stations entering
any of the events are automatically included in the championship. The best 7 scores will count towards an individual's final championship score. (All scores count towards the AFS section).
3. The championship is open to
4. The low power section is
open to single operator fixed stations who enter any
of the above contests using 25W or less output and a single antenna. If a
station enters some contests with high power or extra antennas, and some with
low power and a single antenna, only the low power, single antenna scores will
count towards this award.
5. The overall score is
calculated from the sum of the best seven normalised scores for
each event listed above. The normalised scores are
calculated as 1000 * square root of (Score achieved divided by session leader score).
Low power entrants will be normalised against the best low power score.
6. The John Pilags Memorial Trophy is awarded to the winner of section
SF, and the Racal Radio Cup to the winner of section O, and the Low Power
Championship Trophy to the winner of section LP.
7. The VHF Championship AFS Trophy is awarded to the winner of AFS section