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ARRL January VHF Contest unverified

Rules at arrl.orgThe rules are the sponsor's. This page holds the dates and the facts.

These dates have not been checked against ARRL'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

Third full weekend of January

  • 1900Z Saturday → 0359Z Monday

Times are UTC, as the sponsor states them.

Next runnings

  1. → · 32h 59m2027

    in 107 days
  2. → · 32h 59m2028

    in 471 days
  3. → · 32h 59m2029

    in 842 days
  4. → · 32h 59m2030

    in 1206 days

Operating

Modes
Mixed
Bands
6m2m1.25m70cm33cm23cm13cm3cm

All authorized frequencies above 50 MHz

Exchange
not recorded yet
Logs
no deadline or format recorded
Who can enter
Anyone, anywhere.

Where this comes from

Checked against the sponsor
unverified — these dates have not yet been checked against ARRL's own page. Treat the sponsor's rules as authoritative.
What the source says
ARRL generic contest calendar (explicitly variable)
Recorded caveats
ARRL states third OR fourth weekend in January -- varies by year. Confirm against current rules annually.

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

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