CRAEC · BR
CVA DX Contest (SSB)
Brazil's army-radio-club DX contest, SSB leg: 27 hours on the fourth weekend of August.
Rules at cvadx.orgThe rules are the sponsor's. This page holds the dates and the facts.
When it runs
Fourth full weekend of August
- 1800Z Saturday → 2100Z Sunday
Times are UTC, as the sponsor states them.
Next runnings
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Operating
- Modes
- SSB
- Bands
- 160m80m40m20m15m10m
- Exchange
- Brazil: RS plus state. Elsewhere: RS plus continent. Military stations: RS plus MIL.
- Logs
- Cabrillo · due 5 days after the end · cvadx.org
- Who can enter
- Anyone, anywhere.
Civilian and military stations worldwide.
Where this comes from
- Checked against the sponsor
- Yes. The rule on this page was read off CRAEC's own published rules. Link last confirmed 2026-10-15.
- What the source says
cvadx.org/regulamento (updated 03/08/2026, 67th edition): 'Quarto final de semana de agosto'; 2026 SSB 22 Aug 1800 UTC to 23 Aug 2100 UTC; log deadline 28 Aug 23:59 UTC. Read 2026-10-15.
- Recorded caveats
- 'Fourth weekend' read as the ordinal full weekend; counted from the month's end it would be 8-9 August, so the stated 2026 dates fit only the ordinal reading.
Something wrong? How to report it — a link to the sponsor's own page is all it takes.
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