Here is a good place to describe a list of other Awards related with Polar
Regions
 NEW
AWARD WAP A.S.E.A. - Giovanni Also informs us I1HYW that recently the ARI CR
Lazio and organized by the ARI Cassino the Award they threw WAP A.S.E.A.
(Antarctic Special Event Award) available for those who work at least 5 of the
43 special stations listed in the directory WAP and the instructions to request
this and other diplomas are available in http://www.ddxc.net/wap
IZ8BRI has Also announced that the special station that achieves the biggest
number in QSOs during the 3 AAW, will surrender special badges offered by the
DDXC and the responsible for the web of WAP.
 
ANTARCTIC
AWARDS - WAP-WADA (Worked Antarctic Directory Award) and WAP-WACA (Worked
Antarctic Callsigns Award) they are prizes that have been authorized officially
by the ARI (Italian Amateur Radiates Association) and occurred announce by the
manager of the Italian national prize I2MQP, in November 2004, and published in
the monthly magazine I Radiate Rivista,of ARI. More information has more than
enough Antarctica they are available in the place web of WAP in www.ddxc.net/wap where
the rules, the Directory of WAP and forms of the application are had it is free
downloadable, among other things. In the Dynamic DX Charterhouse www.ddxc.net
is frequently publishing information live DX. (73, of Gianni I1HYW).
Antarctic
Award
Applicants need to make ten (10) confirmed contacts with
amateur radio stations conducting valid operations from Antarctica.
The ten contacts must include stations licensed by at least six (6) different
government authorities, of which one (1) must be a VK0.
Antarctica is defined as the landmass, including islands and
permanent ice shelf, below 60 degrees south latitude.
(This excludes Heard, Macdonald and Macquarie Islands,
being sub-Antarctic).
Only contacts made on or after the 23rd February 1988.
Award
RABA is given for QSO/SWL with radiostations situated on the territory of the
xUSSR and Russian Antarctic Bases :
3
class: 3 QSO/1 Base
2
class: 7 QSO/2 Bases
1
class: 10 QSO/3 Bases
Honour
Roll: more than 10 QSO/3 Bases
There
is no date, band or mode restriction.
Only QSOs with Soviet/Russian Antarctic Bases count for the award.
Repeated QSO/SWL with the same callsign from the same base are not allowed.
Certificates
are issued in three different classes and Plaque - Honour Roll for confirmed
contacts.
The
application must be based on the received QSL cards photocopies of which must be
sent along with the application. You may also email scans of the QSL cards to
award manager. The manager reserves the right to request any specific cards to
satisfy any doubt whatsoever.
When applying for the Honour Roll Plaque, the original QSL cards have to be sent
along with an application.
The
fee for each class of award is 7 EURO or 10 IRC.
The
Plaque - Honour Roll fee - 35€. (a metal based board, weight - 0,6 kg)
Award
and plaque manager:
RU3GN, Victor Rochev, P.O.Box 59,
Lipetsk, 398006, Russia
 RASA"
is given for QSO/SWL with radiostations situated behind the arctic
circle
3
class: 50 points
2
class: 100 points
1
class: 150 points
Honour
Roll: more than 150 points
The
points are given in the following way
1
point - QSO/SWL with the radiostations behind the arctic circle,
(for example: RA0BM, Norilsk)
2
points - QSO/SWL with arctic expeditions behind the arctic circle,
(for example : UA1QV/1)
3
points - with island radiostaions behind the arctic circle,
(for example: isl. Dikson)
5
points - QSO/SWL with drift-ice polar radiostations,
(for example: 4K0E, R0PA)
Repeated
QSO/SWL are not allowed.
There is no date, band or mode restriction.
Certificates are issued in three different classes and Plaque - Honour Roll for
confirmed contacts.
The
application must be based on the received QSL cards photocopies of which must be
sent along with the application. You may also email scans of the QSL cards to
award manager. The manager reserves the right to request any specific cards to
satisfy any doubt whatsoever.
When applying for the Honour Roll Plaque, the original QSL cards have to be sent
along with an application.
The
fee for each class of award is 7 EURO or 10 IRC.
The
Plaque - Honour Roll fee - 35€. (a metal based board, weight - 0,6 kg)
Applications
for the awards and plaque should be sent to award-manager:
RU3GN, Victor Rochev, P.O.Box 59,
Lipetsk, 398006, Russia.
 "FJL"
(Franz Josef Land) is given for QSO/SWL with radiostations of Franz
Josef Land:
3
class: 5 QSO
2
class: 10 QSO
1
class: 15 QSO
Honour
Roll: more than 15 QSO
Repeated
QSO/SWL are allowed on different bands.
There is no date, band or mode restriction.
Certificates are issued in three different classes and Plaque - Honour Roll for
confirmed contacts.
The
application must be based on the received QSL cards photocopies of which must be
sent along with the application. You may also email scans of the QSL cards to
award manager. The manager reserves the right to request any specific cards to
satisfy any doubt whatsoever.
When applying for the Honour Roll Plaque, the original QSL cards have to be sent
along with an application.
The
fee for each class of award is 7 EURO or 10 IRC.
The
Plaque - Honour Roll fee - 35€. (a metal based board, weight - 0,6 kg)
Applications
for the awards and plaque should be sent to award-manager:
RU3GN, Victor Rochev, P.O.Box 59,
Lipetsk, 398006, Russia.
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