Tennessee QSO Party
Tennessee's party is a Sunday-afternoon event on the first Sunday of September.
Rules at tnqp.orgThe rules are the sponsor's. This page holds the dates and the facts.
When it runs
First Sunday of September
- 1700Z Sunday → 0300Z Monday
Times are UTC, as the sponsor states them.
Next runnings
→ · 10h2027
in 323 days→ · 10h2028
in 687 days→ · 10h2029
in 1051 days→ · 10h2030
in 1415 days
Operating
- Modes
- SSBCWDigital
- Bands
- not read off the sponsor's page yet — so every band filter on the schedule hides this contest
- Exchange
- Tennessee stations send RS(T) and county; others send RS(T) and state, province or DX.
- Logs
- no deadline or format recorded
- Who can enter
- Anyone, anywhere.
Where this comes from
- Checked against the sponsor
- Yes. The rule on this page was read off Tennessee Contest Group's own published rules. Link last confirmed 2026-10-15.
- What the source says
Sponsor's own rules (https://tnqp.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Tennessee-QSO-Party-2026-Rules.pdf), read 2026-10-15: 'first Sunday of September' (About page); 1700Z Sunday 6 Sep to 0300Z Monday 7 Sep 2026; any digital mode that supports the exchange.
- Recorded caveats
- All bands except 60, 30, 17 and 12m; bands left empty (unrecorded). 2027 home page gives 5 September.
Something wrong? How to report it — a link to the sponsor's own page is all it takes.
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