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X-WR-CALNAME:Amateur Radio Contests (RSGB 3.5 MHz Autumn Series\, Data)
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X-WR-CALDESC:Rolling window: the last 30 days and the next 365 days. Filter
 ed: RSGB 3.5 MHz Autumn Series\, Data. Dates are computed from each sponso
 r's own published rules. Times are UTC instants\; events marked TENTATIVE 
 have not been verified against the sponsor's page yet.
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UID:rsgb-autumn-data-20260924T1900@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173756Z
DTSTART:20260924T190000Z
DTEND:20260924T203000Z
SUMMARY:RSGB 3.5 MHz Autumn Series\, Data
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: RSGB Contest Committee\nModes: RTTY\, Digital (PSK63)\
 nBands: 80m\nBand note: PSK63 3580-3590 kHz\; RTTY 3590-3620 kHz.\nDuratio
 n: 1h 30m\nExchange: RS(T) plus a serial number starting at 1 and incremen
 ting by 1.\nLogs due: 2026-09-27\nNote: THE CLOCK MOVES IN NOVEMBER AND TH
 E RECORD SAYS SO PER DATE. September and October run 1900-2030 UTC\; Novem
 ber runs 2000-2130. Every leg of this series sits on one side or the other
  of that change\, so a single stored time would put two of the three runni
 ngs on the calendar an hour wrong.\n\nThis is the first use of PER-DATE TI
 MES in a manual rule\, a schema question NEEDS_A_HUMAN had been carrying s
 ince the REP FT4 series hit the same wall. The alternative was one record 
 per clock time -- six records for a nine-leg series the sponsor treats as 
 one -- or one record per leg\, which is nine. Splitting by MODE is the spl
 it a reader actually wants\, because the mode filter is what they reach fo
 r\, and per-date times are what make that split possible without lying abo
 ut an hour.\n\nMANUAL BECAUSE RSGB PUBLISHES DATES AND NO RULE for this se
 ries. The legs fall on Mondays\, Wednesdays and Thursdays with no discerni
 ble ordinal\, which is exactly the shape an ordinal must not 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 contests where entry r
 eally is UK&CD only.\nRules: https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rules/2026/rautumn.
 shtml
URL:https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rules/2026/rautumn.shtml
CATEGORIES:RTTY,Digital
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
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UID:rsgb-autumn-data-20261014T1900@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173756Z
DTSTART:20261014T190000Z
DTEND:20261014T203000Z
SUMMARY:RSGB 3.5 MHz Autumn Series\, Data
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: RSGB Contest Committee\nModes: RTTY\, Digital (PSK63)\
 nBands: 80m\nBand note: PSK63 3580-3590 kHz\; RTTY 3590-3620 kHz.\nDuratio
 n: 1h 30m\nExchange: RS(T) plus a serial number starting at 1 and incremen
 ting by 1.\nLogs due: 2026-10-17\nNote: THE CLOCK MOVES IN NOVEMBER AND TH
 E RECORD SAYS SO PER DATE. September and October run 1900-2030 UTC\; Novem
 ber runs 2000-2130. Every leg of this series sits on one side or the other
  of that change\, so a single stored time would put two of the three runni
 ngs on the calendar an hour wrong.\n\nThis is the first use of PER-DATE TI
 MES in a manual rule\, a schema question NEEDS_A_HUMAN had been carrying s
 ince the REP FT4 series hit the same wall. The alternative was one record 
 per clock time -- six records for a nine-leg series the sponsor treats as 
 one -- or one record per leg\, which is nine. Splitting by MODE is the spl
 it a reader actually wants\, because the mode filter is what they reach fo
 r\, and per-date times are what make that split possible without lying abo
 ut an hour.\n\nMANUAL BECAUSE RSGB PUBLISHES DATES AND NO RULE for this se
 ries. The legs fall on Mondays\, Wednesdays and Thursdays with no discerni
 ble ordinal\, which is exactly the shape an ordinal must not 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 contests where entry r
 eally is UK&CD only.\nRules: https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rules/2026/rautumn.
 shtml
URL:https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rules/2026/rautumn.shtml
CATEGORIES:RTTY,Digital
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
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UID:rsgb-autumn-data-20261102T2000@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173756Z
DTSTART:20261102T200000Z
DTEND:20261102T213000Z
SUMMARY:RSGB 3.5 MHz Autumn Series\, Data
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: RSGB Contest Committee\nModes: RTTY\, Digital (PSK63)\
 nBands: 80m\nBand note: PSK63 3580-3590 kHz\; RTTY 3590-3620 kHz.\nDuratio
 n: 1h 30m\nExchange: RS(T) plus a serial number starting at 1 and incremen
 ting by 1.\nLogs due: 2026-11-05\nNote: THE CLOCK MOVES IN NOVEMBER AND TH
 E RECORD SAYS SO PER DATE. September and October run 1900-2030 UTC\; Novem
 ber runs 2000-2130. Every leg of this series sits on one side or the other
  of that change\, so a single stored time would put two of the three runni
 ngs on the calendar an hour wrong.\n\nThis is the first use of PER-DATE TI
 MES in a manual rule\, a schema question NEEDS_A_HUMAN had been carrying s
 ince the REP FT4 series hit the same wall. The alternative was one record 
 per clock time -- six records for a nine-leg series the sponsor treats as 
 one -- or one record per leg\, which is nine. Splitting by MODE is the spl
 it a reader actually wants\, because the mode filter is what they reach fo
 r\, and per-date times are what make that split possible without lying abo
 ut an hour.\n\nMANUAL BECAUSE RSGB PUBLISHES DATES AND NO RULE for this se
 ries. The legs fall on Mondays\, Wednesdays and Thursdays with no discerni
 ble ordinal\, which is exactly the shape an ordinal must not 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 contests where entry r
 eally is UK&CD only.\nRules: https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rules/2026/rautumn.
 shtml
URL:https://www.rsgbcc.org/hf/rules/2026/rautumn.shtml
CATEGORIES:RTTY,Digital
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
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