Jubilee certificate from HB0 Liechtenstein

200 years sovereignty 1806 - 2006 Principality of Liechtenstein

20 years AFVL Amateurfunk Verein Liechtenstein (amateur radio club Liechtenstein) 1986 - 2006

 On the occasion of the 200 year sovereignty

of the Principality of Liechtenstein 1806 - 2006

 and the

20 year jubilee of the AFVL 1986 - 2006

Amateurfunk Verein Liechteinstein (amateur radio club Liechtenstein)

this certificate is issued.

The diploma can be requested by radio amateurs and also by SWL's for contacts from 1. January 2006 to 31. December 2007.

For a certificate application at least 2 points have to be proved by radio contacts.

2 points  for contacts with the club station HB0FL (counts only once)

1 point    for contacts with members of the AFVL.

There are no limitations. All operation modes may be used, except echo-link and relays. Each call sign may only be listed once in the application for the certificate.

Certificate application: www.afvl.li, as pdf file.

The charge of CHF 30.00 in Switzerland, EUR 20.00 for Europe and USD 26.00 for all DX countries, includes the certificate, packaging and postage.

Transfer to:           Liechteinsteinische Landesbank, 9490 Vaduz

                                Amateurfunk Verein Liechtenstein, Postfach 629, LI-9495 Triesen

                                Account no 651.564.09

                                IBAN LI24 0880 0000 0651 5640 9

The certificate application has to be sent to the following address together with an excerpt from the logbook.

Amateurfunk Verein Liechtenstein

Certificate

P.O.Box 629

LI-9495 Triesen

Principality of Liechteinstein

All Africa Award

The All Africa Award is sponsored by the South African Radio League.

Its aim is to encourage more QSOs with African countries.

Applicants must prove having made contact with the following 31 areas:

    *  One contact with a station in each of the six call areas of South Africa (ZS1 to ZS6).

    *  One contact in each of 25 African countries outside South Africa.

Only contacts with stations on the African continent are valid.  African islands and ship-based stations do not count.  "Country" means a country according to the DXCC list maintained by the ARRL.  Deleted countries also count, provided that contacts were made while the country existed.

Application must be made in writing.  A list of QSL cards must be included.

The list must be certified by an official of a local radio club or two licenced radio amateurs, who have seen the QSL cards.  The list must contain at least the following information:

   UTC time and date of the contact

   Callsign of the station

   Transmission mode

   Frequency band

   Name of the country

Endorsements for single modes and/or bands can be requested.

Include US$ 10.00 or 10 IRCs to cover postage and handling charges.

The award is free to members of the South African Radio League.

Applications should be addressed to:

   The Awards Manager

   SA Radio League

   P.O.Box 1721

   Strubensvallei

   1735 South Africa

Email enquiries can be directed to zs6p@iafrica.com

Note:

   ZS3 before 21 March 1990 counts for V5

ZS3 note:

During 1996 changes were made to the AAA to accommodate various political changes on the African continent.  The rules now require a contact with each of the six ZS call areas and 25 African countries outside South Africa. 

ZS3 callsigns were issued in South West Africa during its administration by South Africa.  On the 21st of March 1990, South West Africa became the new independent country Namibia (V5).   ZS3 is now issued in the North Western part of the Republic of South Africa.