QSO BANAT Association (YO2KQT) · RO
VHF-UHF FT8 Activity: 1296 MHz unverified
A four-hour FT8 activity night, once a month, on one VHF/UHF band; one point per unique callsign, multiplied by grids worked.
Rules at ft8activity.euThe rules are the sponsor's. This page holds the dates and the facts.
These dates have not been checked against QSO BANAT Association (YO2KQT)'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 Wednesday of every month
- 1700Z → 2100Z Wednesday
Times are UTC, as the sponsor states them.
Next runnings
→ · 4h2026
in 4 daysLogs due
→ · 4h2026
in 32 daysLogs due
→ · 4h2026
in 60 daysLogs due
→ · 4h2027
in 95 daysLogs due
→ · 4h2027
in 123 daysLogs due
→ · 4h2027
in 151 daysLogs due
Operating
- Modes
- DigitalFT8
- Bands
- 23cm
1296 MHz: FT8 or any other digital mode.
- Exchange
- Callsign and 4-character grid locator
- Power categories
- Low Power 10 WHigh Power
- Logs
- ADIF · due 5 days after the end
- Who can enter
- Anyone, anywhere.
Rules: an 'OPEN' contest; 'each and every ham radio with a valid license'.
Where this comes from
- Checked against the sponsor
- unverified — these dates have not yet been checked against QSO BANAT Association (YO2KQT)'s own page. Treat the sponsor's rules as authoritative.
- What the source says
ft8activity.eu/rules (2026): 'Every third Wednesday of each month for the 23 cm band'; 'Round period: 17:00 to 21:00 UTC'; 'Only electronic logs in ADIF format'; 'maximum 5 (five) days from the end of each round'. The 2026 round table lists every date and each is the stated nth Wednesday. Read 2026-10-15.
- Recorded caveats
- UNVERIFIED RULE: the sponsor states the Wednesday pattern for 'January to December 2026' only. It lists all twelve 2026 dates and each matches the stated nth Wednesday; re-read the 2027 rules when published.
Something wrong? How to report it — a link to the sponsor's own page is all it takes.
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