MRASZ · HU
Amatőr rádiózás világnapja RF-WD URH
Hungary's World Amateur Radio Day 2m contest: one hour on 18 April, six ten-minute periods.
Rules at mrasz.huThe rules are the sponsor's. This page holds the dates and the facts.
When it runs
April 18, every year
- 1730Z → 1829Z
Times are UTC, as the sponsor states them.
Next runnings
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Operating
- Modes
- CWSSB
- Bands
- 2m
144 MHz: CW 144.035-144.150 MHz, phone 144.150-144.390 MHz. The sponsor writes 'phone'; SSB is this catalog's reading of that segment.
- Exchange
- RS(T) + age + QTH locator
- Logs
- EDI
- Who can enter
- Anyone, anywhere.
Sponsor: open to all radio amateurs.
Where this comes from
- Checked against the sponsor
- Yes. The rule on this page was read off MRASZ's own published rules. Link last confirmed 2026-10-15.
- What the source says
mrasz.hu rules page: 'évente április 18.-án 17.30 UT-tól 18.29 UT-ig' (every year on 18 April, 17:30 to 18:29 UT); six 10-minute periods. Read 2026-10-15.
- Recorded caveats
- Six 10-minute periods inside the hour. Log: EDI, by midnight of the third day after. Not the REP (Portugal) World Amateur Radio Day sprint, which could not be read.
Something wrong? How to report it — a link to the sponsor's own page is all it takes.
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