BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//contestcal//Amateur Radio Contest Calendar//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Amateur Radio Contests (RSGB 3.5 MHz Autumn Series\, CW) X-WR-TIMEZONE:UTC REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT12H X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT12H X-WR-CALDESC:Rolling window: the last 30 days and the next 365 days. Filter ed: RSGB 3.5 MHz Autumn Series\, CW. Dates are computed from each sponsor' s own published rules. Times are UTC instants\; events marked TENTATIVE ha ve not been verified against the sponsor's page yet. BEGIN:VEVENT UID:rsgb-autumn-cw-20260916T1900@contestcal DTSTAMP:20261001T173832Z DTSTART:20260916T190000Z DTEND:20260916T203000Z SUMMARY:RSGB 3.5 MHz Autumn Series\, CW DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: RSGB Contest Committee\nModes: CW\nBands: 80m\nBand no te: 3510-3565 kHz at any speed\, with 3565-3570 kHz reserved for 15 wpm ma ximum.\nDuration: 1h 30m\nExchange: RS(T) plus a serial number starting at 1 and incrementing by 1.\nLogs due: 2026-09-19\nNote: THE CLOCK MOVES IN NOVEMBER AND THE RECORD SAYS SO PER DATE. September and October run 1900-2 030 UTC\; November runs 2000-2130. Every leg of this series sits on one si de or the other of that change\, so a single stored time would put two of the three runnings on the calendar an hour wrong.\n\nThis is the first use of PER-DATE TIMES in a manual rule\, a schema question NEEDS_A_HUMAN had been carrying since the REP FT4 series hit the same wall. The alternative was one record per clock time -- six records for a nine-leg series the spo nsor treats as one -- or one record per leg\, which is nine. Splitting by MODE is the split a reader actually wants\, because the mode filter is wha t they reach for\, and per-date times are what make that split possible wi thout lying about an hour.\n\nMANUAL BECAUSE RSGB PUBLISHES DATES AND NO R ULE for this series. The legs fall on Mondays\, Wednesdays and Thursdays w ith no discernible ordinal\, which is exactly the shape an ordinal must no t be fitted to.\n\nNON-UK STATIONS MAY ENTER AS INDIVIDUALS -- RSGB states it outright\, which is worth noting beside the AFS and Club Calls contest s where entry really is UK&CD only.\nRules: https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rule s/2026/rautumn.shtml URL:https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rules/2026/rautumn.shtml CATEGORIES:CW STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:rsgb-autumn-cw-20261005T1900@contestcal DTSTAMP:20261001T173832Z DTSTART:20261005T190000Z DTEND:20261005T203000Z SUMMARY:RSGB 3.5 MHz Autumn Series\, CW DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: RSGB Contest Committee\nModes: CW\nBands: 80m\nBand no te: 3510-3565 kHz at any speed\, with 3565-3570 kHz reserved for 15 wpm ma ximum.\nDuration: 1h 30m\nExchange: RS(T) plus a serial number starting at 1 and incrementing by 1.\nLogs due: 2026-10-08\nNote: THE CLOCK MOVES IN NOVEMBER AND THE RECORD SAYS SO PER DATE. September and October run 1900-2 030 UTC\; November runs 2000-2130. Every leg of this series sits on one si de or the other of that change\, so a single stored time would put two of the three runnings on the calendar an hour wrong.\n\nThis is the first use of PER-DATE TIMES in a manual rule\, a schema question NEEDS_A_HUMAN had been carrying since the REP FT4 series hit the same wall. The alternative was one record per clock time -- six records for a nine-leg series the spo nsor treats as one -- or one record per leg\, which is nine. Splitting by MODE is the split a reader actually wants\, because the mode filter is wha t they reach for\, and per-date times are what make that split possible wi thout lying about an hour.\n\nMANUAL BECAUSE RSGB PUBLISHES DATES AND NO R ULE for this series. The legs fall on Mondays\, Wednesdays and Thursdays w ith no discernible ordinal\, which is exactly the shape an ordinal must no t be fitted to.\n\nNON-UK STATIONS MAY ENTER AS INDIVIDUALS -- RSGB states it outright\, which is worth noting beside the AFS and Club Calls contest s where entry really is UK&CD only.\nRules: https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rule s/2026/rautumn.shtml URL:https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rules/2026/rautumn.shtml CATEGORIES:CW STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:rsgb-autumn-cw-20261126T2000@contestcal DTSTAMP:20261001T173832Z DTSTART:20261126T200000Z DTEND:20261126T213000Z SUMMARY:RSGB 3.5 MHz Autumn Series\, CW DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: RSGB Contest Committee\nModes: CW\nBands: 80m\nBand no te: 3510-3565 kHz at any speed\, with 3565-3570 kHz reserved for 15 wpm ma ximum.\nDuration: 1h 30m\nExchange: RS(T) plus a serial number starting at 1 and incrementing by 1.\nLogs due: 2026-11-29\nNote: THE CLOCK MOVES IN NOVEMBER AND THE RECORD SAYS SO PER DATE. September and October run 1900-2 030 UTC\; November runs 2000-2130. Every leg of this series sits on one si de or the other of that change\, so a single stored time would put two of the three runnings on the calendar an hour wrong.\n\nThis is the first use of PER-DATE TIMES in a manual rule\, a schema question NEEDS_A_HUMAN had been carrying since the REP FT4 series hit the same wall. The alternative was one record per clock time -- six records for a nine-leg series the spo nsor treats as one -- or one record per leg\, which is nine. Splitting by MODE is the split a reader actually wants\, because the mode filter is wha t they reach for\, and per-date times are what make that split possible wi thout lying about an hour.\n\nMANUAL BECAUSE RSGB PUBLISHES DATES AND NO R ULE for this series. The legs fall on Mondays\, Wednesdays and Thursdays w ith no discernible ordinal\, which is exactly the shape an ordinal must no t be fitted to.\n\nNON-UK STATIONS MAY ENTER AS INDIVIDUALS -- RSGB states it outright\, which is worth noting beside the AFS and Club Calls contest s where entry really is UK&CD only.\nRules: https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rule s/2026/rautumn.shtml URL:https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rules/2026/rautumn.shtml CATEGORIES:CW STATUS:CONFIRMED TRANSP:TRANSPARENT END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR