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AGB New Year Snowball unverified

The Activity Group of Belarus' New Year hour: 0000-0100 UTC on 1 January.

Rules at ev5agb.comThe rules are the sponsor's. This page holds the dates and the facts.

These dates have not been checked against AGB's own published rules yet. They are computed from the rule below, which is what the catalog holds — but the sponsor's page wins.

When it runs

January 1, every year

  • 0000Z → 0100Z

Times are UTC, as the sponsor states them.

Next runnings

  1. → · 1h2027

    in 75 days

  2. → · 1h2028

    in 440 days

  3. → · 1h2029

    in 806 days

  4. → · 1h2030

    in 1171 days

Operating

Modes
CWSSBDigitalFT8, FT4
Bands
not read off the sponsor's page yet — so every band filter on the schedule hides this contest
Exchange
Non-members: RS(T) and serial number. AGB members: RS(T), serial number and AGB member number. FT8/FT4: the normal QSO exchange.
Logs
Cabrillo
Who can enter
Anyone, anywhere.

Licensed amateurs worldwide and SWLs per the AGB rules page; the page is stale, so unverified.

Where this comes from

Checked against the sponsor
unverified — these dates have not yet been checked against AGB's own page. Treat the sponsor's rules as authoritative.
What the source says
ev5agb.com/contest/agb_nysb.htm: 'First January 0000-0100 UT'; FT8/FT4 added 2020; log 'target date for 3 week'. Read 2026-10-15.
Recorded caveats
Bands: Bands are not stated; the listed CW 3510-3555 kHz and SSB 3700-3750 kHz segments imply 80m but the page never says so, so none is recorded. The AGB pages are stale: the examples are dated 2022-2023 and the log deadline text still reads 15.01.2022, and no 2024-2026 date is published, so whether it is still run is unconfirmed. 2026 date derived from the stated rule only. The page says '8 periods' but names only four 15-minute periods.

Something wrong? How to report it — a link to the sponsor's own page is all it takes.

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