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X-WR-CALNAME:Amateur Radio Contests (SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE)
 )
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REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT12H
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X-WR-CALDESC:Rolling window: the last 30 days and the next 365 days. Filter
 ed: SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE). Dates are computed from each s
 ponsor's own published rules. Times are UTC instants\; events marked TENTA
 TIVE have not been verified against the sponsor's page yet.
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:skcc-skse-20260903T1900@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173753Z
DTSTART:20260903T190000Z
DTEND:20260903T210000Z
SUMMARY:SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE)
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: Straight Key Century Club\nModes: CW\nBands: 160m\, 80
 m\, 40m\, 20m\, 15m\, 10m\, 6m\nBand note: 160 through 6 m excluding the W
 ARC bands -- SKCC names 60\, 30\, 17 and 12 m as excluded.\nDuration: 2h\n
 Exchange: RST\, QTH\, the operator's name and the SKCC number. Non-members
  send 'none' for the number.\nLogs due: 2026-09-10\nNote: SKCC PRINTS TWO 
 UTC TIMES AND THE CONTEST HAS ONE LOCAL TIME. 2000Z from November to March
  and 1900Z from April to October are both 2100 in central Europe: CET is U
 TC+1 and CEST is UTC+2. So this is not a contest that changes its hour twi
 ce a year\, it is a contest at nine in the evening that Europe's clocks mo
 ve around\, and it is recorded the way the sponsor means it -- `timezone: 
 Europe/Berlin` with wall_clock times\, exactly as the ARS Spartan Sprint i
 s recorded in New York.\n\nTHAT READING IS TESTABLE AND IT PASSES ON THE M
 ONTHS THAT DECIDE IT. Europe changes clocks on the last Sunday of March an
 d of October\, and the first Thursday of both months falls on the near sid
 e of the change: March is still CET and resolves to 2000Z\, April is CEST 
 and resolves to 1900Z\, October is still CEST at 1900Z\, November is CET a
 t 2000Z. All four match SKCC's own table\, which is what makes this one ru
 le rather than two.\n\nEncoding it as two records split by month -- winter
  and summer -- would have produced two entries with the same name and hidd
 en the reason. Encoding one UTC time would have been wrong for five months
  of the year.\n\nStraight keys\, sideswipers and bugs only: no keyer\, no 
 keyboard. That is the club's whole premise rather than a category.\n\nThe 
 fifteen-minute QRS extensions at each end are not in the window: they are 
 an invitation to slow operators rather than part of the scored period.\nRu
 les: https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
URL:https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
CATEGORIES:CW
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:skcc-skse-20261001T1900@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173753Z
DTSTART:20261001T190000Z
DTEND:20261001T210000Z
SUMMARY:SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE)
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: Straight Key Century Club\nModes: CW\nBands: 160m\, 80
 m\, 40m\, 20m\, 15m\, 10m\, 6m\nBand note: 160 through 6 m excluding the W
 ARC bands -- SKCC names 60\, 30\, 17 and 12 m as excluded.\nDuration: 2h\n
 Exchange: RST\, QTH\, the operator's name and the SKCC number. Non-members
  send 'none' for the number.\nLogs due: 2026-10-08\nNote: SKCC PRINTS TWO 
 UTC TIMES AND THE CONTEST HAS ONE LOCAL TIME. 2000Z from November to March
  and 1900Z from April to October are both 2100 in central Europe: CET is U
 TC+1 and CEST is UTC+2. So this is not a contest that changes its hour twi
 ce a year\, it is a contest at nine in the evening that Europe's clocks mo
 ve around\, and it is recorded the way the sponsor means it -- `timezone: 
 Europe/Berlin` with wall_clock times\, exactly as the ARS Spartan Sprint i
 s recorded in New York.\n\nTHAT READING IS TESTABLE AND IT PASSES ON THE M
 ONTHS THAT DECIDE IT. Europe changes clocks on the last Sunday of March an
 d of October\, and the first Thursday of both months falls on the near sid
 e of the change: March is still CET and resolves to 2000Z\, April is CEST 
 and resolves to 1900Z\, October is still CEST at 1900Z\, November is CET a
 t 2000Z. All four match SKCC's own table\, which is what makes this one ru
 le rather than two.\n\nEncoding it as two records split by month -- winter
  and summer -- would have produced two entries with the same name and hidd
 en the reason. Encoding one UTC time would have been wrong for five months
  of the year.\n\nStraight keys\, sideswipers and bugs only: no keyer\, no 
 keyboard. That is the club's whole premise rather than a category.\n\nThe 
 fifteen-minute QRS extensions at each end are not in the window: they are 
 an invitation to slow operators rather than part of the scored period.\nRu
 les: https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
URL:https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
CATEGORIES:CW
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:skcc-skse-20261105T2000@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173753Z
DTSTART:20261105T200000Z
DTEND:20261105T220000Z
SUMMARY:SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE)
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: Straight Key Century Club\nModes: CW\nBands: 160m\, 80
 m\, 40m\, 20m\, 15m\, 10m\, 6m\nBand note: 160 through 6 m excluding the W
 ARC bands -- SKCC names 60\, 30\, 17 and 12 m as excluded.\nDuration: 2h\n
 Exchange: RST\, QTH\, the operator's name and the SKCC number. Non-members
  send 'none' for the number.\nLogs due: 2026-11-12\nNote: SKCC PRINTS TWO 
 UTC TIMES AND THE CONTEST HAS ONE LOCAL TIME. 2000Z from November to March
  and 1900Z from April to October are both 2100 in central Europe: CET is U
 TC+1 and CEST is UTC+2. So this is not a contest that changes its hour twi
 ce a year\, it is a contest at nine in the evening that Europe's clocks mo
 ve around\, and it is recorded the way the sponsor means it -- `timezone: 
 Europe/Berlin` with wall_clock times\, exactly as the ARS Spartan Sprint i
 s recorded in New York.\n\nTHAT READING IS TESTABLE AND IT PASSES ON THE M
 ONTHS THAT DECIDE IT. Europe changes clocks on the last Sunday of March an
 d of October\, and the first Thursday of both months falls on the near sid
 e of the change: March is still CET and resolves to 2000Z\, April is CEST 
 and resolves to 1900Z\, October is still CEST at 1900Z\, November is CET a
 t 2000Z. All four match SKCC's own table\, which is what makes this one ru
 le rather than two.\n\nEncoding it as two records split by month -- winter
  and summer -- would have produced two entries with the same name and hidd
 en the reason. Encoding one UTC time would have been wrong for five months
  of the year.\n\nStraight keys\, sideswipers and bugs only: no keyer\, no 
 keyboard. That is the club's whole premise rather than a category.\n\nThe 
 fifteen-minute QRS extensions at each end are not in the window: they are 
 an invitation to slow operators rather than part of the scored period.\nRu
 les: https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
URL:https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
CATEGORIES:CW
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:skcc-skse-20261203T2000@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173753Z
DTSTART:20261203T200000Z
DTEND:20261203T220000Z
SUMMARY:SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE)
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: Straight Key Century Club\nModes: CW\nBands: 160m\, 80
 m\, 40m\, 20m\, 15m\, 10m\, 6m\nBand note: 160 through 6 m excluding the W
 ARC bands -- SKCC names 60\, 30\, 17 and 12 m as excluded.\nDuration: 2h\n
 Exchange: RST\, QTH\, the operator's name and the SKCC number. Non-members
  send 'none' for the number.\nLogs due: 2026-12-10\nNote: SKCC PRINTS TWO 
 UTC TIMES AND THE CONTEST HAS ONE LOCAL TIME. 2000Z from November to March
  and 1900Z from April to October are both 2100 in central Europe: CET is U
 TC+1 and CEST is UTC+2. So this is not a contest that changes its hour twi
 ce a year\, it is a contest at nine in the evening that Europe's clocks mo
 ve around\, and it is recorded the way the sponsor means it -- `timezone: 
 Europe/Berlin` with wall_clock times\, exactly as the ARS Spartan Sprint i
 s recorded in New York.\n\nTHAT READING IS TESTABLE AND IT PASSES ON THE M
 ONTHS THAT DECIDE IT. Europe changes clocks on the last Sunday of March an
 d of October\, and the first Thursday of both months falls on the near sid
 e of the change: March is still CET and resolves to 2000Z\, April is CEST 
 and resolves to 1900Z\, October is still CEST at 1900Z\, November is CET a
 t 2000Z. All four match SKCC's own table\, which is what makes this one ru
 le rather than two.\n\nEncoding it as two records split by month -- winter
  and summer -- would have produced two entries with the same name and hidd
 en the reason. Encoding one UTC time would have been wrong for five months
  of the year.\n\nStraight keys\, sideswipers and bugs only: no keyer\, no 
 keyboard. That is the club's whole premise rather than a category.\n\nThe 
 fifteen-minute QRS extensions at each end are not in the window: they are 
 an invitation to slow operators rather than part of the scored period.\nRu
 les: https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
URL:https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
CATEGORIES:CW
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:skcc-skse-20270107T2000@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173753Z
DTSTART:20270107T200000Z
DTEND:20270107T220000Z
SUMMARY:SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE)
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: Straight Key Century Club\nModes: CW\nBands: 160m\, 80
 m\, 40m\, 20m\, 15m\, 10m\, 6m\nBand note: 160 through 6 m excluding the W
 ARC bands -- SKCC names 60\, 30\, 17 and 12 m as excluded.\nDuration: 2h\n
 Exchange: RST\, QTH\, the operator's name and the SKCC number. Non-members
  send 'none' for the number.\nLogs due: 2027-01-14\nNote: SKCC PRINTS TWO 
 UTC TIMES AND THE CONTEST HAS ONE LOCAL TIME. 2000Z from November to March
  and 1900Z from April to October are both 2100 in central Europe: CET is U
 TC+1 and CEST is UTC+2. So this is not a contest that changes its hour twi
 ce a year\, it is a contest at nine in the evening that Europe's clocks mo
 ve around\, and it is recorded the way the sponsor means it -- `timezone: 
 Europe/Berlin` with wall_clock times\, exactly as the ARS Spartan Sprint i
 s recorded in New York.\n\nTHAT READING IS TESTABLE AND IT PASSES ON THE M
 ONTHS THAT DECIDE IT. Europe changes clocks on the last Sunday of March an
 d of October\, and the first Thursday of both months falls on the near sid
 e of the change: March is still CET and resolves to 2000Z\, April is CEST 
 and resolves to 1900Z\, October is still CEST at 1900Z\, November is CET a
 t 2000Z. All four match SKCC's own table\, which is what makes this one ru
 le rather than two.\n\nEncoding it as two records split by month -- winter
  and summer -- would have produced two entries with the same name and hidd
 en the reason. Encoding one UTC time would have been wrong for five months
  of the year.\n\nStraight keys\, sideswipers and bugs only: no keyer\, no 
 keyboard. That is the club's whole premise rather than a category.\n\nThe 
 fifteen-minute QRS extensions at each end are not in the window: they are 
 an invitation to slow operators rather than part of the scored period.\nRu
 les: https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
URL:https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
CATEGORIES:CW
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:skcc-skse-20270204T2000@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173753Z
DTSTART:20270204T200000Z
DTEND:20270204T220000Z
SUMMARY:SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE)
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: Straight Key Century Club\nModes: CW\nBands: 160m\, 80
 m\, 40m\, 20m\, 15m\, 10m\, 6m\nBand note: 160 through 6 m excluding the W
 ARC bands -- SKCC names 60\, 30\, 17 and 12 m as excluded.\nDuration: 2h\n
 Exchange: RST\, QTH\, the operator's name and the SKCC number. Non-members
  send 'none' for the number.\nLogs due: 2027-02-11\nNote: SKCC PRINTS TWO 
 UTC TIMES AND THE CONTEST HAS ONE LOCAL TIME. 2000Z from November to March
  and 1900Z from April to October are both 2100 in central Europe: CET is U
 TC+1 and CEST is UTC+2. So this is not a contest that changes its hour twi
 ce a year\, it is a contest at nine in the evening that Europe's clocks mo
 ve around\, and it is recorded the way the sponsor means it -- `timezone: 
 Europe/Berlin` with wall_clock times\, exactly as the ARS Spartan Sprint i
 s recorded in New York.\n\nTHAT READING IS TESTABLE AND IT PASSES ON THE M
 ONTHS THAT DECIDE IT. Europe changes clocks on the last Sunday of March an
 d of October\, and the first Thursday of both months falls on the near sid
 e of the change: March is still CET and resolves to 2000Z\, April is CEST 
 and resolves to 1900Z\, October is still CEST at 1900Z\, November is CET a
 t 2000Z. All four match SKCC's own table\, which is what makes this one ru
 le rather than two.\n\nEncoding it as two records split by month -- winter
  and summer -- would have produced two entries with the same name and hidd
 en the reason. Encoding one UTC time would have been wrong for five months
  of the year.\n\nStraight keys\, sideswipers and bugs only: no keyer\, no 
 keyboard. That is the club's whole premise rather than a category.\n\nThe 
 fifteen-minute QRS extensions at each end are not in the window: they are 
 an invitation to slow operators rather than part of the scored period.\nRu
 les: https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
URL:https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
CATEGORIES:CW
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:skcc-skse-20270304T2000@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173753Z
DTSTART:20270304T200000Z
DTEND:20270304T220000Z
SUMMARY:SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE)
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: Straight Key Century Club\nModes: CW\nBands: 160m\, 80
 m\, 40m\, 20m\, 15m\, 10m\, 6m\nBand note: 160 through 6 m excluding the W
 ARC bands -- SKCC names 60\, 30\, 17 and 12 m as excluded.\nDuration: 2h\n
 Exchange: RST\, QTH\, the operator's name and the SKCC number. Non-members
  send 'none' for the number.\nLogs due: 2027-03-11\nNote: SKCC PRINTS TWO 
 UTC TIMES AND THE CONTEST HAS ONE LOCAL TIME. 2000Z from November to March
  and 1900Z from April to October are both 2100 in central Europe: CET is U
 TC+1 and CEST is UTC+2. So this is not a contest that changes its hour twi
 ce a year\, it is a contest at nine in the evening that Europe's clocks mo
 ve around\, and it is recorded the way the sponsor means it -- `timezone: 
 Europe/Berlin` with wall_clock times\, exactly as the ARS Spartan Sprint i
 s recorded in New York.\n\nTHAT READING IS TESTABLE AND IT PASSES ON THE M
 ONTHS THAT DECIDE IT. Europe changes clocks on the last Sunday of March an
 d of October\, and the first Thursday of both months falls on the near sid
 e of the change: March is still CET and resolves to 2000Z\, April is CEST 
 and resolves to 1900Z\, October is still CEST at 1900Z\, November is CET a
 t 2000Z. All four match SKCC's own table\, which is what makes this one ru
 le rather than two.\n\nEncoding it as two records split by month -- winter
  and summer -- would have produced two entries with the same name and hidd
 en the reason. Encoding one UTC time would have been wrong for five months
  of the year.\n\nStraight keys\, sideswipers and bugs only: no keyer\, no 
 keyboard. That is the club's whole premise rather than a category.\n\nThe 
 fifteen-minute QRS extensions at each end are not in the window: they are 
 an invitation to slow operators rather than part of the scored period.\nRu
 les: https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
URL:https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
CATEGORIES:CW
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:skcc-skse-20270401T1900@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173753Z
DTSTART:20270401T190000Z
DTEND:20270401T210000Z
SUMMARY:SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE)
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: Straight Key Century Club\nModes: CW\nBands: 160m\, 80
 m\, 40m\, 20m\, 15m\, 10m\, 6m\nBand note: 160 through 6 m excluding the W
 ARC bands -- SKCC names 60\, 30\, 17 and 12 m as excluded.\nDuration: 2h\n
 Exchange: RST\, QTH\, the operator's name and the SKCC number. Non-members
  send 'none' for the number.\nLogs due: 2027-04-08\nNote: SKCC PRINTS TWO 
 UTC TIMES AND THE CONTEST HAS ONE LOCAL TIME. 2000Z from November to March
  and 1900Z from April to October are both 2100 in central Europe: CET is U
 TC+1 and CEST is UTC+2. So this is not a contest that changes its hour twi
 ce a year\, it is a contest at nine in the evening that Europe's clocks mo
 ve around\, and it is recorded the way the sponsor means it -- `timezone: 
 Europe/Berlin` with wall_clock times\, exactly as the ARS Spartan Sprint i
 s recorded in New York.\n\nTHAT READING IS TESTABLE AND IT PASSES ON THE M
 ONTHS THAT DECIDE IT. Europe changes clocks on the last Sunday of March an
 d of October\, and the first Thursday of both months falls on the near sid
 e of the change: March is still CET and resolves to 2000Z\, April is CEST 
 and resolves to 1900Z\, October is still CEST at 1900Z\, November is CET a
 t 2000Z. All four match SKCC's own table\, which is what makes this one ru
 le rather than two.\n\nEncoding it as two records split by month -- winter
  and summer -- would have produced two entries with the same name and hidd
 en the reason. Encoding one UTC time would have been wrong for five months
  of the year.\n\nStraight keys\, sideswipers and bugs only: no keyer\, no 
 keyboard. That is the club's whole premise rather than a category.\n\nThe 
 fifteen-minute QRS extensions at each end are not in the window: they are 
 an invitation to slow operators rather than part of the scored period.\nRu
 les: https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
URL:https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
CATEGORIES:CW
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:skcc-skse-20270506T1900@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173753Z
DTSTART:20270506T190000Z
DTEND:20270506T210000Z
SUMMARY:SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE)
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: Straight Key Century Club\nModes: CW\nBands: 160m\, 80
 m\, 40m\, 20m\, 15m\, 10m\, 6m\nBand note: 160 through 6 m excluding the W
 ARC bands -- SKCC names 60\, 30\, 17 and 12 m as excluded.\nDuration: 2h\n
 Exchange: RST\, QTH\, the operator's name and the SKCC number. Non-members
  send 'none' for the number.\nLogs due: 2027-05-13\nNote: SKCC PRINTS TWO 
 UTC TIMES AND THE CONTEST HAS ONE LOCAL TIME. 2000Z from November to March
  and 1900Z from April to October are both 2100 in central Europe: CET is U
 TC+1 and CEST is UTC+2. So this is not a contest that changes its hour twi
 ce a year\, it is a contest at nine in the evening that Europe's clocks mo
 ve around\, and it is recorded the way the sponsor means it -- `timezone: 
 Europe/Berlin` with wall_clock times\, exactly as the ARS Spartan Sprint i
 s recorded in New York.\n\nTHAT READING IS TESTABLE AND IT PASSES ON THE M
 ONTHS THAT DECIDE IT. Europe changes clocks on the last Sunday of March an
 d of October\, and the first Thursday of both months falls on the near sid
 e of the change: March is still CET and resolves to 2000Z\, April is CEST 
 and resolves to 1900Z\, October is still CEST at 1900Z\, November is CET a
 t 2000Z. All four match SKCC's own table\, which is what makes this one ru
 le rather than two.\n\nEncoding it as two records split by month -- winter
  and summer -- would have produced two entries with the same name and hidd
 en the reason. Encoding one UTC time would have been wrong for five months
  of the year.\n\nStraight keys\, sideswipers and bugs only: no keyer\, no 
 keyboard. That is the club's whole premise rather than a category.\n\nThe 
 fifteen-minute QRS extensions at each end are not in the window: they are 
 an invitation to slow operators rather than part of the scored period.\nRu
 les: https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
URL:https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
CATEGORIES:CW
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:skcc-skse-20270603T1900@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173753Z
DTSTART:20270603T190000Z
DTEND:20270603T210000Z
SUMMARY:SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE)
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: Straight Key Century Club\nModes: CW\nBands: 160m\, 80
 m\, 40m\, 20m\, 15m\, 10m\, 6m\nBand note: 160 through 6 m excluding the W
 ARC bands -- SKCC names 60\, 30\, 17 and 12 m as excluded.\nDuration: 2h\n
 Exchange: RST\, QTH\, the operator's name and the SKCC number. Non-members
  send 'none' for the number.\nLogs due: 2027-06-10\nNote: SKCC PRINTS TWO 
 UTC TIMES AND THE CONTEST HAS ONE LOCAL TIME. 2000Z from November to March
  and 1900Z from April to October are both 2100 in central Europe: CET is U
 TC+1 and CEST is UTC+2. So this is not a contest that changes its hour twi
 ce a year\, it is a contest at nine in the evening that Europe's clocks mo
 ve around\, and it is recorded the way the sponsor means it -- `timezone: 
 Europe/Berlin` with wall_clock times\, exactly as the ARS Spartan Sprint i
 s recorded in New York.\n\nTHAT READING IS TESTABLE AND IT PASSES ON THE M
 ONTHS THAT DECIDE IT. Europe changes clocks on the last Sunday of March an
 d of October\, and the first Thursday of both months falls on the near sid
 e of the change: March is still CET and resolves to 2000Z\, April is CEST 
 and resolves to 1900Z\, October is still CEST at 1900Z\, November is CET a
 t 2000Z. All four match SKCC's own table\, which is what makes this one ru
 le rather than two.\n\nEncoding it as two records split by month -- winter
  and summer -- would have produced two entries with the same name and hidd
 en the reason. Encoding one UTC time would have been wrong for five months
  of the year.\n\nStraight keys\, sideswipers and bugs only: no keyer\, no 
 keyboard. That is the club's whole premise rather than a category.\n\nThe 
 fifteen-minute QRS extensions at each end are not in the window: they are 
 an invitation to slow operators rather than part of the scored period.\nRu
 les: https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
URL:https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
CATEGORIES:CW
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:skcc-skse-20270701T1900@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173753Z
DTSTART:20270701T190000Z
DTEND:20270701T210000Z
SUMMARY:SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE)
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: Straight Key Century Club\nModes: CW\nBands: 160m\, 80
 m\, 40m\, 20m\, 15m\, 10m\, 6m\nBand note: 160 through 6 m excluding the W
 ARC bands -- SKCC names 60\, 30\, 17 and 12 m as excluded.\nDuration: 2h\n
 Exchange: RST\, QTH\, the operator's name and the SKCC number. Non-members
  send 'none' for the number.\nLogs due: 2027-07-08\nNote: SKCC PRINTS TWO 
 UTC TIMES AND THE CONTEST HAS ONE LOCAL TIME. 2000Z from November to March
  and 1900Z from April to October are both 2100 in central Europe: CET is U
 TC+1 and CEST is UTC+2. So this is not a contest that changes its hour twi
 ce a year\, it is a contest at nine in the evening that Europe's clocks mo
 ve around\, and it is recorded the way the sponsor means it -- `timezone: 
 Europe/Berlin` with wall_clock times\, exactly as the ARS Spartan Sprint i
 s recorded in New York.\n\nTHAT READING IS TESTABLE AND IT PASSES ON THE M
 ONTHS THAT DECIDE IT. Europe changes clocks on the last Sunday of March an
 d of October\, and the first Thursday of both months falls on the near sid
 e of the change: March is still CET and resolves to 2000Z\, April is CEST 
 and resolves to 1900Z\, October is still CEST at 1900Z\, November is CET a
 t 2000Z. All four match SKCC's own table\, which is what makes this one ru
 le rather than two.\n\nEncoding it as two records split by month -- winter
  and summer -- would have produced two entries with the same name and hidd
 en the reason. Encoding one UTC time would have been wrong for five months
  of the year.\n\nStraight keys\, sideswipers and bugs only: no keyer\, no 
 keyboard. That is the club's whole premise rather than a category.\n\nThe 
 fifteen-minute QRS extensions at each end are not in the window: they are 
 an invitation to slow operators rather than part of the scored period.\nRu
 les: https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
URL:https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
CATEGORIES:CW
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:skcc-skse-20270805T1900@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173753Z
DTSTART:20270805T190000Z
DTEND:20270805T210000Z
SUMMARY:SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE)
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: Straight Key Century Club\nModes: CW\nBands: 160m\, 80
 m\, 40m\, 20m\, 15m\, 10m\, 6m\nBand note: 160 through 6 m excluding the W
 ARC bands -- SKCC names 60\, 30\, 17 and 12 m as excluded.\nDuration: 2h\n
 Exchange: RST\, QTH\, the operator's name and the SKCC number. Non-members
  send 'none' for the number.\nLogs due: 2027-08-12\nNote: SKCC PRINTS TWO 
 UTC TIMES AND THE CONTEST HAS ONE LOCAL TIME. 2000Z from November to March
  and 1900Z from April to October are both 2100 in central Europe: CET is U
 TC+1 and CEST is UTC+2. So this is not a contest that changes its hour twi
 ce a year\, it is a contest at nine in the evening that Europe's clocks mo
 ve around\, and it is recorded the way the sponsor means it -- `timezone: 
 Europe/Berlin` with wall_clock times\, exactly as the ARS Spartan Sprint i
 s recorded in New York.\n\nTHAT READING IS TESTABLE AND IT PASSES ON THE M
 ONTHS THAT DECIDE IT. Europe changes clocks on the last Sunday of March an
 d of October\, and the first Thursday of both months falls on the near sid
 e of the change: March is still CET and resolves to 2000Z\, April is CEST 
 and resolves to 1900Z\, October is still CEST at 1900Z\, November is CET a
 t 2000Z. All four match SKCC's own table\, which is what makes this one ru
 le rather than two.\n\nEncoding it as two records split by month -- winter
  and summer -- would have produced two entries with the same name and hidd
 en the reason. Encoding one UTC time would have been wrong for five months
  of the year.\n\nStraight keys\, sideswipers and bugs only: no keyer\, no 
 keyboard. That is the club's whole premise rather than a category.\n\nThe 
 fifteen-minute QRS extensions at each end are not in the window: they are 
 an invitation to slow operators rather than part of the scored period.\nRu
 les: https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
URL:https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
CATEGORIES:CW
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:skcc-skse-20270902T1900@contestcal
DTSTAMP:20261001T173753Z
DTSTART:20270902T190000Z
DTEND:20270902T210000Z
SUMMARY:SKCC Straight Key Sprint Europe (SKSE)
DESCRIPTION:Sponsor: Straight Key Century Club\nModes: CW\nBands: 160m\, 80
 m\, 40m\, 20m\, 15m\, 10m\, 6m\nBand note: 160 through 6 m excluding the W
 ARC bands -- SKCC names 60\, 30\, 17 and 12 m as excluded.\nDuration: 2h\n
 Exchange: RST\, QTH\, the operator's name and the SKCC number. Non-members
  send 'none' for the number.\nLogs due: 2027-09-09\nNote: SKCC PRINTS TWO 
 UTC TIMES AND THE CONTEST HAS ONE LOCAL TIME. 2000Z from November to March
  and 1900Z from April to October are both 2100 in central Europe: CET is U
 TC+1 and CEST is UTC+2. So this is not a contest that changes its hour twi
 ce a year\, it is a contest at nine in the evening that Europe's clocks mo
 ve around\, and it is recorded the way the sponsor means it -- `timezone: 
 Europe/Berlin` with wall_clock times\, exactly as the ARS Spartan Sprint i
 s recorded in New York.\n\nTHAT READING IS TESTABLE AND IT PASSES ON THE M
 ONTHS THAT DECIDE IT. Europe changes clocks on the last Sunday of March an
 d of October\, and the first Thursday of both months falls on the near sid
 e of the change: March is still CET and resolves to 2000Z\, April is CEST 
 and resolves to 1900Z\, October is still CEST at 1900Z\, November is CET a
 t 2000Z. All four match SKCC's own table\, which is what makes this one ru
 le rather than two.\n\nEncoding it as two records split by month -- winter
  and summer -- would have produced two entries with the same name and hidd
 en the reason. Encoding one UTC time would have been wrong for five months
  of the year.\n\nStraight keys\, sideswipers and bugs only: no keyer\, no 
 keyboard. That is the club's whole premise rather than a category.\n\nThe 
 fifteen-minute QRS extensions at each end are not in the window: they are 
 an invitation to slow operators rather than part of the scored period.\nRu
 les: https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
URL:https://www.skccgroup.com/operating_activities/skse/
CATEGORIES:CW
STATUS:CONFIRMED
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR
