Awards

 

AMSAT Awards

and Other Awards with Satellite Endorsements

AMSAT Director of Contests and Awards Bruce Paige, KK5DO PO Box 1598 Porter, TX 77365
KK5DO that at symbol ARRL.NET

NOTE: The email address [email protected] will be decommissioned 08/31/24



Click on one of the awards to jump to that section

AMSAT Submission Rules
AMSAT Satellite Communicators Club
AMSAT Satellite Communications Achievement
AMSAT Sexagesimal Award
AMSAT Century Award
South Africa Satellite Communications Achievement Award
AMSAT Rover Award
AMSAT GridMaster Award
AMSAT Reverse VUCC (VUCC/r) Award
Robert W. Barbee Jr., W4AMI Satellite Operator Achievement Award
ARRL Awards
 

General Submission Rules for AMSAT Awards

General Submission Rules for AMSAT Awards To submit for AMSAT awards, you need to send copies (you may reduce the size to fit more on a page as long as I can read the QSO information) of the front and backs (if there is QSO information there) of your confirmed QSL cards (eQSL cards are not valid for AMSAT or ARRL awards. Email confirmations of a QSO are not acceptable) to AMSAT Director of Contests and Awards, Bruce Paige, KK5DO. The cost (unless otherwise noted below) is $5.00 for members (include your membership number) and $10.00 for non-members. All awards should be paid for after being reviewed by the AMSAT Awards Manager on thorough the AMSAT.ORG online store where postage rates are up-to-date.

In 2005 we added the ability to apply for the awards via email – the preferred method. Now that the AMSAT Online Store is in full operation, AMSAT is offering the ability to apply for and pay for any of the AMSAT Awards online.

2015 AMSAT will now accept ARRL LOTW entries towards all of the AMSAT awards.

Log into your LOTW account, click on ‘Your QSOs’. Select the station you want to include for your AMSAT award. Click on ‘Details’. Use a screen capture program or Windows Snipping tool and attach that screen shot.

The information displayed contains both callsigns, the DXCC entity, the Grid Square, the time/date and mode for the contact. Everything we need for the contact to be accepted.
Attach the jpg files to your email or put them in a PDF file and email them to me along with any scans of cards you will also be using.

After your application has been accepted and approved, you will receive a reply email instructing you to make your payment. You may then go online to the AMSAT Online Store and make your payment. Your certificate will then be sent to you using the shipping address you used with the online payment.

Those without scanners may still send the Xerox copies of their QSL cards to the AMSAT Director of Contests and Awards and then pay for the awards online after they are accepted.

To take advantage of this program, you need to scan your QSL cards (back only required if QSO info appears there). Send them as JPG or GIF files attached to your email. You may also put the images in a Word Document or an Adobe PDF document. Email your file to the AMSAT Director of Contests and Awards (presently, Bruce, KK5DO), and indicate which AMSAT Award you are applying for and your name as you want it to appear on the certificate.

After your application has been accepted and approved, you will receive a reply email instructing you to make your payment. You may then go online to the AMSAT Online Store, http://www.amsat.org/shop and make your payment. Your certificate will then be sent to you using the shipping address you used with the online payment.



AMSAT Satellite Communicators Club

The first award is the Satellite Communicators’ Club. This award is given to any operator for having made their first contact. To apply for this award you should go to the AMSAT.ORG online store and purchase the award. In the comments please enter your QSO information. After completing your purchase, email the AMSAT Awards Manager, kk5do AT amsat DOT org that you have made the purchase.

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AMSAT Satellite Communications Achievement

The next award takes a little bit more work. It is the Oscar Satellite Communications Achievement Award. This is for working 20 contacts on any satellite. A contact is defined as one with a station in another state, DXCC country or Canadian Call Area. Once you have a contact with a station in that area, you must hunt for another. So, if you work 6 canadian stations that are all in Quebec, then you can only submit one of them towards this award. For those that have the RAC CANDADAWARD or ARRL WAS with satellite endorsements, you may submit a copy of your certificate as proof of working the 13 Canadian Call Areas or 50 U.S. States.

All QSOs must be completed from locations separated by no more than 50 miles or 80 kilometers.

State shall mean any state of the United States and the District of Columbia.

The ARRL Worked All States award may be used to credit 50 states towards this award. Use of this award will provide credit for Maryland unless documentation is provided that a QSO with the District of Columbia was used as credit for Maryland.

The 14 Canadian call areas are: VE1 – Nova Scotia, VE2 – Quebec, VE3 – Ontario, VE4 – Manitoba, VE5 – Saskatchewan, VE6 – Alberta, VE7 – British Columbia, VE8 – Northwest Territories, VE9 – New Brunswick, VO1 – Newfoundland, VO2 – Labrador, VY0 – Nunavut, VY1 – Yukon, VY2 – Prince Edward Island. The RAC Canadaward may be used to credit 13 Canadian call areas. Use of this award will provide credit for call area VO1 unless documentation is provided that a QSO with VO2 (Labrador) was used as credit for the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Callsigns need not reflect the call area operated from. The station location will determine the call area credited.

Credits may not be counted for multiple types of entities. For example, a QSO with Alaska counts as an additional state, not as both a state and DXCC entity. Go to Top

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No issuance dates were in the printout I found from 1988 except those that are shown for numbers 1-214

AOA#CallDate IssuedName
215W0OGJ4/27/1981
216K3MD4/28/1982
217W4RHZ7/23/1981
217AHB9POM11/8/1981
218JR1ETY1/5/1982
219CT4KQ3/1/1982
220WA6VGS4/12/1982
221ON1KE4/14/1982
222K5DHU4/14/1982
223OK2AQK4/13/1983
224K8YAH4/12/1983
225WA9MJT9/2/1983
226W9MXC12/22/1983
227I4UJF10/23/1984
228DL1VW4/12/1985
229W5LTR1/15/1986
230WD6BCN4/16/1986
231KC3RT5/1/1986
232ZR2FK12/9/1986
233GM6RGN2/21/1987
234G6XHR9/12/1988
235AL7JM9/12/1988
236KY1T6/12/1989
237WA6ARG1/8/1989
238N1ETT4/2/1989
239K8XF9/10/1990
240KE4BM2/9/1991
241WA5ZIB8/12/1992
242VE4AMU11/10/1992
243K7YHA5/28/1993
244KC4YAU5/28/1993
245WB1BRE5/30/1993
246WW8T5/30/1993
247WE1U6/15/1993
248N3KVQ7/25/1993
249W5UB7/25/1993
250VE2QB7/25/1993
251WS7C7/25/1993
252WA8NPX9/9/1993
253N0ULV9/21/1993
254IW1PED10/7/1993
255VE7KLX10/24/1993
256KB5ZRV (KK5DO)10/24/1993
257N8VEA11/13/1993
258KB2DAB11/13/1993
259W8JOI11/13/1993
260WA7GCS1/4/1994
261XE1KK1/4/1994
262W3BBO1/4/1994
263VP9MU1/5/1994
264KF9KF1/7/1994
265WB5OTD4/3/1994
266KB4IUL5/2/1994
267WB8OTH5/30/1994
268WB5NRI7/25/1994
269KAOYOS7/25/1994
270N2MUC7/26/1994
271N0GVK8/29/1994
272ZL2UYH9/18/1994
273KG8BG9/19/1994
274K4FPF10/28/1994
275VE3EFF10/28/1994
276WB6LLO11/11/1994
277WA5TWT11/22/1994
278HH2B11/22/1994
279KB4NVD12/10/1994
280N8WLJ12/10/1994
281F1OK1/3/1995
282W4LMJ1/3/1995
283N1KAT1/22/1995
284K8RWL1/22/1995
285N0FXC1/22/1995
286N2QXF4/26/1995
287SV1CIF5/15/1995
288WB4SON7/14/1995
289SP5FKW7/14/1995
290N3JNX7/14/1995
291KS4DU11/18/1995
292VE6ITV11/18/1995
293N8JTR1/20/1996
294N5YAV3/19/1996
295HB9SLO3/19/1996
296KB7TJM6/2/1996
297N3QWE8/30/1996
298F8GB8/31/1996
299N1FCC10/5/1996
300N9MMT10/5/1996
301VS6XMT10/5/1996
302WA3TXR11/24/1996
303DG9BIP11/24/1996
304VE6SWC1/14/1997
305AC4RZ1/14/1997
306KE0VN3/3/1997
307KI2V3/3/1997
308NM1K4/21/1997
309KC7QFS4/21/1997
310KI5OS4/21/1997
311AA9LC4/26/1997
312N2QOE4/26/1997
313W0KSD4/26/1997
314W8ZCF4/26/1997
315WA5VKS6/30/1997
316DL3FDL6/30/1997
317TI5RLI9/14/1997
318K9YKL12/12/1997
319N1JEZ12/12/1997
320W4PBG12/12/1997
321KD6VPE3/7/1998
322WY4D4/18/1998
323HB9VBO8/9/1998
324NH6VB8/9/1998
325F5RRS8/9/1998
326AC5DK10/14/1998
327N3ZLL10/14/1998
328K8KFJ12/12/1998
329XE2YVW12/21/1998
330VR2ZGK1/17/1999
331W5DGK6/17/1999
332K5OE6/17/1999
333N5ZNL5/15/2000
334XX9AW5/15/2000
335WB2MKQ7/8/2000
336WA2RF7/19/2000
337KB9PAO/48/21/2000
338VY1RT8/26/2000
339N8GHZ9/24/2000
340K1DRW9/27/2000
341IK0WGF10/10/2000
342N5AFV10/10/2000
343VE9MIC11/16/2000
344W5ADC12/20/2000
345WB1EEU1/22/2001
346IW3GEA6/5/2001
347K5ALE2/23/2002
348K5MAN2/23/2002
349W9QO4/1/2002
350W9VX4/1/2002
351KD5NJR4/1/2002
352NA2X6/26/2002
353N5VHO7/15/2002
354K9PO10/27/2002
355KB1GVR10/27/2002
356KB9ZLB11/19/2002
357KB9WXO11/19/2002
358PA3GJE12/1/2002
359AA9NF12/4/2002
360KA5EYH12/12/2002
361KG6GMT12/14/2002
362W8MRR12/25/2002
363WC9C1/9/2003
364KC7USS1/9/2003
365F6IXI1/16/2003
366YB0KTQ1/22/2003
367KB9UPS2/23/2003
368KF2ZQ2/23/2003
369KC8TDS3/4/2003
370K7KCS3/11/2003
371KA9ERV3/11/2003
372KG6GSU3/12/2003
373KD6V3/16/2003
374W5SSG3/17/2003
375JO2OXL4/2/2003Ochiai Takushi
376W4JBB5/10/2003Joel Black
377WB4YDL5/14/2003James Hall
378KL0AD6/3/2003Mark Herrick
379K6YK6/19/2003John Lee
380W0EEC6/28/2003Emily Clarke
381K0NR6/28/2003Bob Witte
382K5RCR6/28/2003Rick Rogers
383K0GEO7/15/2003Jay Close
384VK5DG7/20/2003David Giles
385PY6JTV8/2/2003Joesenio Veras
386AA6NP8/31/2003Gene Davies
387KA4KYI10/4/2003Ronald Nutter
388N2AJK11/12/2003Peter Sitter
389N1HOQ11/23/2003Shawn Reed
390XQ3SA11/23/2003Guillermo Guerra
391KB1GUE1/1/2004Glenn Graf
392N9KQQ1/4/2004Ted Carlson
393KE8FK1/28/2004Edward Lock
394VE2DWE3/20/2004Luc Leblanc
395SV1AWE5/25/2004Bob Koulouris
396WS4Z6/8/2004Anna Osbron
397VK6WW7/9/2004Marv Feldman
398KB2RC7/11/2004Bill Bruno
399N1MIW7/22/2004Larry Zielinski
400KD4NOQ8/20/2004David Campbell
4019M2OK10/1/2004Othman Ismail
402SP9SOU10/19/2004Dariusz Bojanowicz
403K0TOM11/2/2004Thomas Martin
404VE4WMK11/5/2004Arundathie Kumari
405DG3YEV12/9/2004Tobias Weber
406SP9TTX12/21/2004Dariusz Dabek
407G8ATE12/30/2004Robert Turlington
408VE6AB1/13/2005Jerry Clement
409N2AMC1/13/2005Gary Cachules
410W7YED2/21/2005Robin Alexander
411ZR2DX2/22/2005Barry Murrell
412KC8BEW3/11/2005Matthew Murphy
413K7RQN3/29/2005Robert Fairfield
414KD7ZLF4/5/2005Howard Merritt
415KB2YCC4/16/2005Robert Palmer, Jr.
416VK6XH4/24/2005Keith Bainbridge
417K8ZZU4/26/2005James Sanford
418W4SCO5/3/2005Leslie Scofield
419KB3FGJ5/3/2005Rich Shivers
420K3KO6/9/2005Brian Alsop
421W9DQ9/27/2005Phillip Crawford
422AE6QG9/27/2005Wadhah Al-Tailji
423KK4EMK10/25/2005Allen Kenny
424KD5MSS10/25/2005Marc Sanchez
425IW9HBY11/15/2005Sebastiano Trovato
426W0CK11/21/2005Jonathan Poulton
427F1JKJ12/30/2005Laurent Ferracci
428GM0ICF1/17/2006Bill Ward
429KE7YEQ2/13/2006Zachary Schrempp
430VE3DIJ3/2/2006Terry Moorby
431PH7AT7/26/2006Andre Theelen
432N3PKC7/26/2006Joe Jaffer
433KB3MBO7/29/2006Robert Wyckoff
434KE5AQD7/29/2006Roger Banks
435K9CHP8/2/2006Amir Findling
436KC5ACR8/15/2006William McArthur
437WA4AEJ9/19/2006Dale Gates
438N1XED9/26/2006Rick Wiggins
439W3AFE9/28/2006Karl Doepel
440WB5RMG10/9/2006Alan Sieg
441KF4OTN10/11/2006Eric Christensen
442EB3FYM12/1/2006Carles Roy I Garcia
443DF7WN1/10/2007Juergen Pape
444EB3JT1/31/2007Jordi Tarrida Subirana
445CT1ETE2/15/2007Paulo Pinto
446NA4N3/18/2007Greg Drzyzga
447CT2ISG3/18/2007Fernando Martins
448SO5AS3/28/2007Stephen Ayling
449KC8RAN4/25/2007Joe Prokop
450PS7JN5/2/2007Joaquim das Virgens Neto
451N2JDQ5/2/2007Steve Raas
452KB3P7/3/2007Michael Shaffer
453N3YZ7/31/2007John Sagi
454K7WIN9/4/2007Jeffery Thomas
455KD8CAO9/15/2007Douglas Papay
456N4NAB12/6/2007John Henderson
457N1SPX12/11/2007Charles Doolittle
458AJ1O1/22/2008Ollie Eisman
459WD9EWK2/27/2008Patrick Stoddard
460WB1FXX3/14/2008Francis Geraci
461AA4FL3/25/2008Jay Garlitz
462KI4CKT4/1/2008Clyde de Rossett
463W4DFU4/18/2008Gator ARC
464SW1JGW4/29/2008Dimitrios Pallis
465KI4BKE5/14/2008Rob Rousseau
466XE2RV6/18/2008Rafael Valdez Jr.
467NA2H8/6/2008Robert Netzband
468W8KHP8/13/2008Allen Vinegar
469WA2S9/10/2008Marc Sullivan
470WW3O9/10/2008Peter Carr
471KF4ZMT9/24/2008Eddie Lawrence
472K4DLG10/8/2008David Gendle
473N3TL10/8/2008Tim Lilley
474N1RCN10/8/2008Dwight Fletcher
475EA3AGH10/29/2008Jose M. Escribano
476I6IBE12/3/2008Ivo Brungera
477WB5TOI12/9/2008Clayton Freund
478KB0RZD1/18/2009Gail McDaniel
479AL1F1/18/2009Joe Seibert
480KB9ZLK1/27/2009Peter Nintzel
481KC9MLN2/10/2009Douglas Anoman
482AB3ID2/10/2009Gary Lockhart
483NE5BO3/4/2009Mount Nebo VHF Contest Club
484WA4NVM3/4/2009Rick Tillman
485KB1PVH3/4/2009David Webb
486KN7D3/25/2009L. Val Hanney
487XE2YBG3/31/2009Benigno Gomez
488N5EN4/22/2009Steve Niles
489K8YSE4/22/2009John Papay
490KB9CL5/19/2009Chris Lemon
491W8EH5/20/2009Ernest Howard
492WB2OOQ5/20/2009Peter Portanova
493DH5MK5/26/2009Michael Klomfass
494N8OQ5/26/2009James DeYoung
495W5RKN5/26/2009Ronald Parsons
496KX3TL5/26/2009Thomas Lepley
497KC0YBM5/28/2009Chris Meyers
498KB1RVT5/29/2009Nick Kucij
499WA5KBH6/5/2009George Carr
500WC0Y6/6/2009Ward Hall
501N6JMK6/9/2009Jim Klassen
502ND9M6/13/2009James Clary
503OD5RI8/3/2009Rizkallah Azrak
504AA1VX8/12/2009Dave Glow
505SV1EEK8/12/2009Evangelos Kafetzopoulos
506KC0ZHF8/19/2009Rodney Waln
5079A5YY9/16/2009Neven Mrduljas
5089A2EY11/2/2009Zeljko Ulip
509KD0HKD1/20/2010Randal Schulze
510AC8CX1/26/2010Michael Vargo
511CU3EQ2/18/2010Jose Toste
512KI6YAA4/6/2010Larry Teran
513W6ZKH4/6/2010John Neeley
514N0JE4/21/2010Gerry Krebs
515W7ETH4/27/2010Hugh Empey
516K8SAR6/29/2010Stephen Rish
517AJ5C8/15/2010Bob Herrell
518K0BAM9/1/2010Jim Adams
519OK2UUJ9/2/2010Leo Hucin
520N2JK9/27/2010Jay Kendall
521N8RO10/13/2010Ronald Oldham
522KB9RID10/19/2010Ryan Case
523AA4QE10/22/2010Merle Olmsted
524KD8KSN10/30/2010Zachary Beougher
5259A2GA11/22/2010Boris Lanca
526N6MA11/30/2010Paul Gagnon
527K7TEJ12/2/2010Rick Tejera
528KE4KOL12/12/2010Jim Bennett
529KA6SIP12/15/2010Tom Deeble
530WB0KFC12/15/2010Glenn Barr
531AC0RA1/19/2011Wyatt Dirks
532N2VYT1/26/2011Patrick Farcon
5339A3ST3/2/2011Branko Martincic
534SQ9MES3/23/2011Marizusa Kocot
535VE3NKL4/20/2011Nikolai Ozerov
536KA5IQX5/20/2011Richard Batchelor
537IK1YRC5/29/2011Claudio Ferrari
538DL0IKT5/31/2011Berufliches Schulzentrum Elektrotechnik Dresden
539WB8TGY7/6/2011Mark Korroch
540KA3HSW7/7/2011George Henry
541K7BBR7/16/2011Brandon Rasmussen
542W5PFG7/20/2011Clayton Coleman
543YO6PIB8/8/2011Csaba-Zoltan Kertesz
544NX9G10/25/2011Yanko Yankov
545KF5LOQ10/25/2011Jackson Wilson
546WD4DHJ10/29/2011Bill Caton
547CO6CBF12/21/2011Hector Luis Martinez Sis
548YB9AY12/28/2011I Made Sudarsana, SE
549IK0USO2/15/2012Marcelo Teruel
550KC9TTR6/26/2012Kenneth Holland
551IK8YSS10/10/2012Costantino Montella
552N5JF10/30/2012Joseph Fouquet
553KD8OEE11/24/2012Tony Sirianni
554GM4CFS3/18/2013Glyn Dodwell
555IK4IDY5/1/2013Alessio Vacondio
556KM5LY6/25/2013Charles Allen
557KC9UQR7/24/2013Brad Smith
558KC9GHA8/6/2013David Johnson
559NR0T8/13/2013Rolf Krogstad
560VE6RGU8/23/2013Randy Morden
561N8HM10/29/2013Paul Stoetzer
562W2SKI2/11/2014Richard Manderski
563DJ8MS4/16/2015Toralf Renkwitz
564AI9IN6/15/2015Steve Kristoff
565K6FW7/27/2015Frank Westphal
566W3UTD7/27/2015Fraser Bonnett
567KA4H8/11/2015Carlton Noll
568NP4JV12/15/2015Fernando Ramirez-Ferrer
569WB4SON7/29/2016Robert Beatty
570AL7RS10/8/2016Dan Koawl
571N6UK11/2/2016Robert Hinshaw
572AE5PH11/13/2016Mac Cody
573K8YSE/711/22/2016John Papay
574KG5CCI12/8/2016Dave Swanson
575VA3NNA12/24/2016Adrian Liggins
576KK4FEM1/31/2017Matthew Stevens
577OM4MX3/10/2017Milan Stancel
578HI8KW4/6/2017Rafael Martinez
579KC2LM10/2/2017Ed Poccia
580WI4L10/16/2017David Stanley
581WI7P3/11/2018Randy Kohlwey
582W4AQT3/18/2018Marissa Robledo 11-year old
583KE0PBR6/7/2018Paul Overn
584AD0HJ7/15/2018Mitchell Ahrenstorff
585WF7T8/17/2018Brad Brooks
586N4QX9/18/2018Brennan Price
587KI7WIB9/22/2018Michael Lozano
588UA4RAB1/26/2018Dmitry Krglov
589N6REK2/21/2019Bob Keating
590W5RKN3/5/2019Ronald Parsons50th Anniversary Certificate
591K7TAB3/5/2019Chris Tabor50th Anniversary Certificate
592KG5GJT3/5/2019Brian Karcher50th Anniversary Certificate
593KB6LTY3/6/2019Christy Hunber50th Anniversary Certificate
594KC9VGG3/6/2019John E. Stone50th Anniversary Certificate
595K6FW3/6/2019Frank Westphal50th Anniversary Certificate
596N1RCN3/10/2019Dwight Fletcher50th Anniversary Certificate
597K5IX3/12/2019David Loftus50th Anniversary Certificate
598WD9EWK3/14/2019Patrick Stoddard50th Anniversary Certificate
599KI7UNJ3/15/2019Casey Tucker50th Anniversary Certificate
600W5RTX3/15/2019Gary Pritchard
601VA3NNA3/15/2019Adrian Liggins50th Anniversary Certificate
602KE8FZT3/15/2019Andrew Northam50th Anniversary Certificate
603KM4LAO3/16/2019Ruth Willet50th Anniversary Certificate
604K2MTS3/17/2019Mike Styne50th Anniversary Certificate
605VE3CWU3/17/2019Robert Hudson50th Anniversary Certificate
606NS3L3/19/2019Stephen Nordahl50th Anniversary Certificate
607K4WPX3/19/2019James Oulman50th Anniversary Certificate
608KB4PML3/20/2019Paul Locke50th Anniversary Certificate
609KE8AKW3/23/2019Nicholas Mahr50th Anniversary Certificate
610K9UO3/24/2019Robert Sours50th Anniversary Certificate
611WH6ETF4/26/2019Brandon Nuss
612KD8RTT5/25/2019Anthony Milluzzi
613KC2JED5/27/2019James Lawson
6144Z1KM6/2/2019Micha Klein
615KD2QET6/13/2019Dennis Madarang
616KL1XI6/28/2019David Hoffmann
617KA2CZU6/28/2019Robert Switzer
618N3CAL7/22/2019Cal Spreizter
619CU2ZG7/28/2019Pedro Dutra Sousa
620KL2DN9/2/2019Jonathan Zylstra
621KE4AL9/29/2019Robert Bankston
622KN4GQB10/26/2019Sloan Davis
623WP4T12/4/2019Walter Mercado Vazquez
624WA8ZID3/30/2020Russel Kinner
625W5CBF4/20/2020Hector Luis Martinez Sis EM30
626W5CBF4/21/2020Hector Luis Martinez Sis
627KS1G5/11/2020Stephan Greene
628NR1Z5/21/2020Anthony Rizi
629KJ7KOJ7/9/2020Angus Alexander
630K4KMP9/12/2020Michael Pelaez
631K9UO10/8/2020Robert Sours
632KN4ZAA12/29/2020Edward Campagnuolo
633N9EAT3/1/2021Martin Schuette
634N8URE3/22/2021Stephen DeVience
635KB0RFY4/26/2021Dave Lane
636K4WSD6/2/2021Allen Beard
637NA1ME8/12/2021Wes Baden
638K0CFI8/14/2021Thomas Talley
639VA3VGR11/22/2021Richard Nolet
640NK0S2/7/2022Harvey Hutchison
641VA7LM3/29/2022Douglas Keech
642TI3IES10/26/2022Ignacio Granados Vega
643KE8RPJ11/2/2022Steve Bohlen
6449A1CAL12/21/2022Radio Club Medjimurie
645G4NMD05/07/2023Graham Smith
646KG5IPA05/28/23Juan Polanco
647NJ2DX08/21/23Thomas Kenny
648XE1BJ08/24/23Heber Palafox Pena
649W4BB11/20/23Stephen Josey
650SP7JS12/29/23Jacek Stawnicki
651SP9ECS3/1/24Gregorz Suder
652AA0K3/20/24Paul Swanson
653KK7OVF4/20/24Sean Borgerson
654K0PHP5/5/24Chris Swisher
655JS1LQI05/08/24Masahiro Myoga
656K6VHF08/14/24Alex Nersesian
 

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AMSAT Sexagesimal Award

The next award is the Oscar Sexagesimal Award. This is the same as the Oscar Satellite Communications Achievement Award but is given for 60 contacts. All the qualifications and costs are the same. Go to Top

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OSA#CALLDATE ISSUED
1WA7GCS31-Jul-75
2WA3LND6-Nov-75
3WA2CBB25-Nov-75
4VE5XU7-Jan-76
5OH2RK16-Jan-76
6VE3BNO16-Jan-76
7K2OVS13-Apr-76
8W4WSF30-Apr-76
9W6CG15-May-76
10W4GCB15-May-76
11W3BWU15-May-76
12K7VNU15-Jun-76
13W1JR3-Jul-76
14W6ETJ9-Jul-76
15K9EIV9-Jul-76
16W6NZX9-Jul-76
17WA4LBO9-Aug-76
18OK4CDI30-Aug-76
19DK4QE30-Aug-76
20W0SL15-Sep-76
21W1JSM17-Sep-76
22N4QQ17-Sep-76
23DJ2RE17-Sep-76
24WA3DMF11-Oct-76
25W4AIT22-Oct-76
26W6HEW22-Nov-76
27WB9RJQ12-Nov-76
28YV5ZZ12-Nov-76
29WA3THD30-Nov-76
30W1CRL30-Nov-76
31DJ1QT17-Jan-77
32W9OII17-Jan-77
33G3IOR14-Feb-77
34W2HXF17-Feb-77
35W0II17-Feb-77
36VE3TP4-Apr-77
37K4CAW8-Apr-77
38W2RS21-Apr-77
39WB0NST23-May-77
40WB5MPU30-Jun-77
41W4RJC15-Jul-77
42W2UZL30-Aug-77
43K2ZRO4-Nov-77
44K9SM25-Nov-77
45YO2IS13-Dec-77
46PA0LQ13-Dec-77
47W4FJ31-Dec-77
48PA0JOZ20-Jun-78
49W1PV21-Jul-78
50F6BEG21-Jul-78
51F9YZ21-Jul-78
52WA4BUE21-Jul-78
53W9MXC21-Jul-78
54W7RZY31-Jul-78
55W4NG30-Aug-78
56K9RVG30-Aug-78
57WB0RLY30-Aug-78
58W3JPT30-Aug-78
59OZ3GW30-Aug-78
60W5UCY16-Oct-78
61N2UN17-Nov-78
62W2IBZ23-Mar-79
63W7US23-Mar-79
64PA0BN13-Aug-79
65TU2EF11-Jan-79
66I3LDS11-Jan-79
67N5XX9-Jan-80
68K0IJV23-Sep-80
69W7UFE22-Oct-80
70W5VVR25-Feb-81
71OK3AU25-Feb-81
72G4CUO13-Apr-81
73WA1ZUB8-Jun-81
74WB8NYV2-Sep-81
75WB3HFU5-Sep-81
76PE1BIF16-Mar-82
77K5DHU14-Apr-82
78K3MD26-Feb-83
79K8YAH12-Apr-83
80W3TFA28-Dec-86
81WH6AMX11-Mar-81
82W9MXC22-Dec-83
83DL1VW12-Apr-85
84W5LTR15-Jan-86
85ZR2FK9-Dec-86
86G6XHR12-Sep-88
87WA6ARG28-May-89
88K8XF10-Sep-90
89KE4BM9-Feb-91
90WA5ZIB12-Aug-92
91VE4AMU10-Nov-92
92PY2ACM28-May-93
93WA3YGQ28-May-93
94WA8NPX9-Oct-93
95IW1PED9-Oct-93
96WA8JOI13-Nov-93
97KB5ZRV (KK5DO)21-Feb-94
98WB5OTD3-Apr-94
99N8VEA5-Apr-94
100VP9MU26-Apr-94
101WB8OTH30-May-94
102KB4IUL25-Jul-94
103KA0YOS18-Sep-94
104KG8BG11-Nov-94
105WB6LLO11-Nov-94
106VE3EFF15-May-94
107K4FPF14-Jul-95
108SP5FKW15-Nov-95
109VS6XMT5-Oct-96
110WE1U14-Jan-97
111AA9LC26-Apr-97
112TI5RLI14-Sep-97
113N1JEZ12-Dec-97
114F8GB7-Mar-98
115VE6ITV18-Apr-98
116K5OE17-Jun-99
117XE2YVW21-Mar-00
118N8GHZ24-Sep-00
119IK0WGF10-Oct-00
120AC5DK27-Nov-00
121WA5VKS17-Feb-01
122N5AFV3-Apr-01
123W5ADC17-Apr-01
124NA2X27-Jun-02
125K5MAN9-Dec-02
126WC9C9-Jan-03
127KF2ZQ23-Feb-03
128N5VHO7-Mar-03
129KA9ERV11-Mar-03Start entering names in column e
130K6YK19-Jun-03John Lee
131AA6NP31-Aug-03Gene Davies
132N1HOQ23-Nov-03Shawn Reed
133W0EEC8-Jan-04Emily Clarke
134K9PO17-Feb-04Scott Migaldi
135VK6WW9-Jul-04Marvin Feldman
136W6GMT28-Oct-04Brock Thomsen
137KB2RC9-Nov-04Bill Bruno
138G8ATE30-Dec-04Robert Turlington
139VK6XH24-Apr-05Keith Bainbridge
140K8ZZU26-Apr-05James Sanford
141KC5ACR15-Aug-06William McArthur
142EB3JT31-Jan-07Jordi Tarrida Subirana
143EB3FYM14-Feb-07Carles Roy I Garcia
144KB2YCC20-Jun-07Rob Palmer Jr
145DF7WIN17-Oct-07Juergen Pape
146KD8CAO9-Jul-08Doug Papay
147WA4NVM4-Mar-09Rick Tillman
148K8YSE22-Apr-09John Papay
149DH5MK26-May-09Michael Klomfass
150KC7USS11-Aug-09David Bird
151WD9EWK13-Aug-09Patrick Stoddard
152KB0RZD19-Aug-09Gail McDaniel
153KB1RVT24-Nov-09Nick Kucij
154N8RO13-Oct-10Ronald Oldham
155KD8KSN30-Oct-10Zachary Beougher
156AJ5C3-Nov-10Bob Herrell
157VE3DIJ17-Nov-10Terry Moorby
158N6MA30-Nov-10Paul Gagnon
159N0JE23-Mar-11Gerry Krebs
160KC0ZHF13-May-11Rodney Waln
161WB8TGY6-Jul-11Mark Korroch
162AC0RA26-Oct-11Wyatt Dirks
163WA5KBH29-Oct-11George Carr
1649A2EY11-Jan-13Zeljko Ulip
165IK4IDY1-May-13Alessio Vacondio
166N8HM9-May-14Paul Stoetzer
167DJ8MS16-Apr-15Toralf Renkwitz
168KB1VPH12-May-15David Webb
169K6FW27-May-15Frank Westphal
170CO6CBF29-Jul-15Hector Luis Martinez Sis
171KA4H11-Aug-15Carlton Noll
172W5PFG9-Sep-15Clayton Coleman
173NP4JV29-Jul-16Fernando Ramirez-Ferrer
174N6UK2-Nov-16Robert Hinshaw
175AL7RS4-Nov-16Dan Koawl
176K8YSE/722-Nov-16John Papay
177KG5CCI8-Dec-16Dave Swanson
178W5RKN11-Dec-16Ronald Parsons
179KK4FEM31-Jan-17Matthew Stevens
180VA3NNA29-Nov-17Adrian Liggins
181AE5PH10-Dec-17Mac Cody
182WI7P11-Mar-18Randy Kohlway
183CU2ZG28-Jul-19Pedro Dutra Sousa
184KE4AL29-Sep-19Robert Bankston
185W5CBF20-Apr-20Hector Luis Martinez Sis EM30
186W5CBF21-Apr-20Hector Luis Martinez Sis
187KS1G11-May-20Stephan Greene
188KI7UNJ22-May-20Casey Tucker
189K9UO8-Oct-20Robert Sours
190N9EAT1-Mar-21Martin Schuette
191N8URE22-Mar-21Stephen DeVience
192NA1ME12-Aug-21Wes Baden
193VA3VGR20-Jul-22Richard Nolet
194NK0S10-Nov-22Harvey Hutchison
1959A1CAL21-Dec-22Radio Club Medjimurie
196NJ2DX13-Nov-23Thomas Kenny
197AA0K20-Mar-24Paul Swanson
198K0PHP05-May-24Chris Swisher
199JS1LQI08-May-24Masahiro Myoga
200K6VHF14-Aug-24Alex Nersesian
201SP7JS03-Sep-24Jacek Stawnicki

 

 

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AMSAT Century Award

Next there is the Oscar Century Award. This is the same as the other two awards but is for 100 contacts. Qualifications and costs are the same.

Please note that the previous 3 awards are aggregated. Once you have worked your 20, that applies towards your 60 so you only need 40 more contacts. The same is true for the 100, once you get your 60, you only need 40 more for your 100. Go to Top

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OCA#CALLDATE ISSUED
1G3IOR14-Feb-77
2WA2CBB8-Apr-77
3W2RS21-Apr-77
4VE3BNO21-Jul-78
5W4AIT31-Jul-78
6W1JR31-Jul-78
7K2ZRO11-Jul-80
8OK3AU25-Feb-81
9Not Issued
10W9MXC22-Dec-83
11W0SL30-May-84
12WH6AMX30-May-84
13G6XHR12-Sep-88
14K8XF10-Sep-90
15WA5ZIB12-Aug-92
16VE4AMU10-Nov-92
17PY2ACM28-May-93
18WA8JOI13-Nov-93
19WB8OTH30-May-94
20WA3YGQ25-Jul-94
21KB5ZRV (KK5DO)11-Nov-94
22SP5FKW20-Jan-96
23WA7GCS26-Apr-97
24VS6XMT30-Jun-97
25TI5RLI14-Sep-97
26N1JEZ12-Dec-97
27VE6ITV6-Mar-99
28N8GHZ24-Sep-00
29IK0WGF18-Jan-01
30K5OE2-Feb-01
31XE2AT22-Oct-O1
32NA2X27-Jun-02
33K6YK19-Jun-03
34AA6NP31-Aug-03
35AA9LC5-Nov-03
36N1HOQ23-Nov-03
37G8ATE30-Dec-04
38DH5MK1-Sep-09
39K8YSE20-Jul-10
40KB1RVT9-Nov-10
41KD8CAO15-Mar-11
42AC0RA2-Apr-13
43KB1PVH12-May-15
44N8HM21-Jul-15
45CO6CBF29-Jul-15
46KA4H1-Apr-16
47N4UFO17-Aug-16
48KG5CCI8-Dec-16
49K6FW16-Dec-16
50DJ8MS6-Feb-17
51N8RO11-Mar-17
52W5PFG14-Mar-17
53WA5KBH15-Oct-17
54KE4AL29-Sep-19
55W5CBF20-Apr-20
56VA3NNA9-Aug-20
57N9EAT1-Mar-21
58NA1ME12-Aug-21
599A1CAL21-Dec-22
60NJ2DX15-Jan-24
61KF7R04-Feb-24
62K0PHP05-May-24
63JS1LQI08-May-24
64K6VHF
14-May-24

 

 

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South Africa Satellite Communications Achievement Award

South Africa has a nice award it is called the South Africa AMSAT Satellite Communication Achievement Award. It is for 25 different stations on phase 2 satellites. Satellites that qualify for this award are AO-7, Fuji-Oscar 20/29, AO-21, AO-27 and RS-10/12/15, UO-14, AO-49, SO-50, AO-51 and future satellites that are LEO. These contacts may all be in the same state or Canadian call area. You only need 25. AO-10, AO-13 and AO-40 contacts do not count. The costs are the same as previous awards and are also sent to AMSAT Director of Contests and Awards, Bruce Paige, KK5DO.

sa

SAA#CALLDATE ISSUEDName
1N1ETT4/2/1989
2KY1T6/12/1989
3VE4AMU5/15/1991
4K7YHA5/28/1993
5?
6?
7?
8?
9?
10?
11?
12N3KQV7/25/1993
13W5UB7/25/1993
14VE2QO7/25/1993
15WS7C7/25/1993
16IW1PED10/7/1993
17KB5ZRV (KK5DO)10/24/1993
18N8VEA11/13/1993
19WA7GCS1/4/1994
20WB5OTD4/3/1994
21WB8OTH5/30/1994
22KA0YOS7/25/1994
23N2MUC7/26/1994
24N0GVK8/29/1994
25VE3EFF10/28/1994
26KG8BG10/30/1994
27KC4YAU11/11/1994
28KB4NVD
29NH6YK1/3/1995
30W4LMJ1/3/1995
31K8RWL1/22/1995
32XE1KK1/22/1995
33N2QXF7/14/1995
34F1OK7/14/1995
35N7DQU9/29/1995
36HR2KOS11/15/1995
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US1SP5FKW11/15/1995
US2SV1SN11/18/1995
US3KS4DU11/18/1995
US4VE6ITV11/18/1995
US5SV1CIF1/20/1996
US6AA4XO1/20/1996
US7N8JTR1/20/1996
US8DL6UAA1/20/1996
US9N3QWE6/2/1996
US10F5RRS6/2/1996
US11WA8NPX8/31/1996
US12F8GB8/31/1996
US13N9MMT10/5/1996
US14KI5OS10/5/1996
US15VS6XMT10/5/1996
US16KB7TJM10/5/1996
US17WA3TXR11/24/1996
US18DG9BIP11/24/1996
US19VE6SWC11/24/1996
US20N5JGK11/24/1996
US21WA3YGQ1/14/1997
US22N1JEZ1/14/1997
US23WE1U1/14/1997
US24N1RWY1/14/1997
US25W8FDV1/14/1997
US26NM1K1/14/1997
US27KE0VN1/14/1997
US28N1HHQ3/3/1997
US29N9YCT3/3/1997
US30N8LGP3/3/1997
US31DA1LA3/3/1997
US32W4PBG3/3/1997
US33VE2QO3/3/1997
US34KE6QHS4/21/1997
US35KC6SZY4/26/1997
US36W0KSD4/26/1997
US37WA5VKS4/26/1997
US38KC7QFS6/30/1997
US39IW1CBG7/7/1997
US40TI5RLI9/14/1997
US41F1PYW12/12/1997
US42VP9MU1/3/1998
US43KD6VPE3/7/1998
US44VR2IL3/7/1998
US45KE4BF3/7/1998
US46WY4D4/18/1998
US47HB9VBO8/9/1998
US48AC5DK8/9/1998
US49N3ZLL10/14/1998
US50XE2YVW10/14/1998
US51F6ACC12/12/1998
US52K1MKF12/12/1998
US53W5DGK6/17/1999
US54DL4VBS3/21/2000
US55N5ZNL5/15/2000
US56WA2RF7/19/2000
US57KB9PAO/48/21/2000
US58VY1RT8/26/2000
US59N8GHZ9/24/2000
US60KC0GCK10/12/2000
US61N5AFV1/8/2001
US62WB1EEU1/22/2001
US63NC7I2/26/2001
US64F4BLE3/6/2001
US65W5ADC8/8/2001
US66GM0ICF2/26/2002
US67K5ALE3/15/2002
US68K5MAN5/27/2002
US69NA2X6/27/2002
US70PA3GJE12/1/2002
US71WC9C1/9/2003
US72K9PO2/6/2003
US73KF2ZQ2/23/2003
US74W5SSG3/17/2003
US75JO2OXL4/2/2003Ochiai Takushi
US76W4JBB5/10/2003Joel Black
US77W0EEC6/28/2003Emily Clarke
US78K5RCR6/28/2003Rick Rogers
US79N9KQQ1/7/2004Ted Carlson
US80KA4KYI3/3/2004Ron Nutter
US81WS4Z6/8/2004Anna Osborn
US82N1MIW7/22/2004Larry Zielinski
US83KC7USS10/11/2004David Bird
US84SP9SOU10/19/2004Dariusz Bojanowicz
US85K0TOM11/2/2004Thomas Martin
US86SP9TTX12/21/2004Dariusz Dabek
US87VE6AB1/13/2005Jerry Clement
US88IW9HBY4/5/2005Sebastiano Trovato
US89W4SCO5/3/2005Leslie Scofield
US90W9DQ9/27/2005Phillip Crawford
US91KD5MSS10/25/2005Marc Sanchez
US92WI7B12/11/2005Ken Beck
US93KE7EYQ1/30/2006Zachary Schrempp
US94K7RQN2/6/2006Robert Fairfield
US95VE3DIJ3/2/2006Terry Moorby
US96PH7AT7/26/2006Andre Theelen
US97WA4AEJ9/19/2006Dale Gates
US98N1XED9/26/2006Richard Wiggin
US99W3AFE9/28/2006Karl Doepel
US100KF4OTN10/11/2006Eric Christensen
US101EB3FYM12/1/2006Carles Roy i Garcia
US1029W2QC12/28/2006Sion Chao
US103DF7WN1/10/2007Juergen Pape
US104EB3JT1/31/2007Jordi Tarrida Subirana
US105CT1ETE2/16/2007Paulo Pinto
US106KB3MBO2/20/2007Robert Wyckoff
US107NA4N3/18/2007Greg Drzyzga
US108KC8RAN4/25/2007Joe Prokop
US109N2JDQ5/4/2007Steven Raas
US110XE2RV7/2/2007Rafael Valdez, Jr.
US111N3YZ7/31/2007John Sagi
US112K7WIN9/4/2007Jeffery Thomas
US113KD8CAO9/19/2007Douglas Papay
US114CT2ISG10/15/2007Fernando Martins
US115N4NAB12/6/2007John Henderson
US116N1SPX12/17/2007Charles Doolittle
US117AJ1O1/22/2008Ollie Eisman
US118WD9EWK1/28/2008Patrick Stoddard
US119AA4FL3/25/2008Jay Garlitz
US120SW1JGW4/8/2008Dimitrios Pallis
US121W4DFU4/18/2008Gator ARC
US122KI4BKE5/14/2008Rob Rousseau
US123NA2H8/6/2008Robert A. Netzband
US124W8KHP8/13/2008Allen Vinegar
US125VE2DWE8/20/2008Luc Leblanc
US126WA2S9/8/2008Marc Sullivan
US127EA3AGH10/29/2008Jose M. Escribano
US128I6IBE11/19/2008Ivo Brugnera
US129KB0RZD1/18/2009Gail McDaniel
US130KC9MLN2/10/2009Douglas Anoman
US131WA4NVM3/4/2009Rick Tillman
US132KB1PVH3/4/2009David Webb
US133WW3O5/26/2009Peter Carr
US134KB9CL5/26/2009Chris Lemon
US135KX3TL5/26/2009Thomas Lepley
US136WA5KBH6/5/2009George Carr
US137SV1EEK8/4/2009Evangelos Kafetzopoulos
US138KC0ZHF8/19/2009Rodney Waln
US1399A2EY11/2/2009Zeljko Ulip
US1409A5YY11/30/2009Neven Nrdljas
US141K5KNT12/1/2009Kent Frazier
US142KD0HKD1/20/2010Randal Schulze
US143AC8CX1/26/2010Michael Vargo
US144CU3EQ1/27/2010Jose Toste
US145KI6YAA4/6/2010Larry Teran
US146N0JE4/21/2010Gerry Krebs
US147WA7ETH4/27/2010Hugh Empey
US148W6ZKH8/13/2010John Neeley
US149K0BAM9/1/2010Jim Adams
US150N2JK9/27/2010Jay Kendall
US151SQ9MES10/6/2010Mariusz
US152N8RO10/13/2010Ronald Oldham
US153AJ5C10/16/2010Bob Herrell
US154KB9RID10/19/2010Ryan Case
US155AA4QE10/22/2010Merle Olmsted
US156KD8KSN10/30/2010Zachary Beougher
US157KB1RVT11/9/2010Nick Kucij
US1589A2GA11/22/2010Boris Lanca
US159K7TEJ12/2/2010Rick Tejera
US160KE4KOL12/12/2010Jim Bennett
US161KA6SIP12/14/2010Tom Deeble
US162WB0KFC12/14/2010Glenn Barr
US163AC0RA1/19/2011Wyatt Dirks
US164N2VYT1/26/2011Patrick Farcon
US1659A3ST3/2/2011Branko Martincic
US166KA5IQX5/20/2011Richard Batchelor
US167DL0IKT5/31/2011Berufliches Schulzentrum Elektrotechnik Dresden
US168WB8TGY7/6/2011Mark Korroch
US169KA3HSW7/7/2011George Henry
US170K7BBR7/16/2011Brandon Rasmussen
US171W5PFG7/20/2011Clayton Coleman
US172YO6PIB8/8/2011Csaba-Zoltan Kertesz
US173NX9G10/25/2011Yanko Yankov
US174KF5LOQ10/25/2011Jackson Wilson
US175WD4DHJ10/29/2011Bill Caton
US176UA3RAB11/22/2011Demitry Krylov
US177IK0USO11/26/2011Marcelo Teruel
US178CO6CBF12/21/2011Hector Luis Martinez Sis
US179KC9TTR6/26/2012Kenneth Holland
US180IK8YSS10/10/2012Costantino Montella
US181DU2XXA11/7/2012Arnel Nebrida
US182KD8OEE11/20/2012Anthony Sirianni
US183KG4JAG12/2/2012Mark Gearis
US184GM4CFS3/19/2013Glyn Dodwell
US185N5JF6/13/2013Joseph Fouquet
US186KM5LY6/25/2013Charles Allen
US187KC9GHA8/6/2013David Johnson
US188VE6RGU8/23/2013Randy Morden
US189N8HM10/29/2013Paul Stoetzer
US190W2SKI2/11/2014Richard Manderski
US191DJ8MS4/16/2015Toralf Renkwitz
US192AI9IN6/15/2015Steve Kristoff
US193K6FW7/27/2015Frank Westphal
US194W3UTD7/27/2015Fraser Bonnett
US195KA4H8/11/2015Carlton Noll
US196NP4JV12/10/2015Fernando Ramirez-Ferrer
US197N6UK11/2/2016Robert Hinshaw
US198AL7RS11/4/2016Dan Koawl
US199AE5PH11/13/2016Mac Cody
US200K8YSE/711/22/2016John Papay
US201KG5CCI12/8/2016Dave Swanson
US202VA3NNA1/3/2017Adrian Liggins
US203KK4FEM1/31/2017Matthew Stevens
US204OM4MX3/10/2017Milan Stancel
US205HI8KW4/6/2017Rafael Martinez
US206WI4L12/16/2017David Stanley
US207W4AQT3/18/2018Marissa Robledo 11-year old
US208KE0PBR6/7/2018Paul Overn
US209WF7T8/17/2018Brad Brooks
US210N4QX9/18/2018Brennan Price
US211KI7WIB8/22/2018Michael Lozano
US212N6REK2/21/2019Bob Keating
US213W5RTX3/15/2019Gary Pritchard
US214WH6ETF4/26/2019Brandon Nuss
US215KD8RTT5/25/2019Anthony Milluzzi
US216KC2JED5/27/2019James Lawson
US217KD2QET6/13/2019Dennis Madarang
US218KL1XI6/28/2019David Hoffmann
US219KA2CZU6/28/2019Robert Switzer
US220N3CAL7/22/2019Cal Spreitzer
US221CU2ZG7/28/2019Pedro Dutra Sousa
US222KL2DN9/2/2019Jonathan Zylstra
US223KE4AL9/29/2019Robert Bankston
US224KN4GQB10/7/2019Sloan Davis
US225WA8ZID3/30/2020Russel Kinner
US226W5CBF4/20/2020Hector Luis Martinez Sis
US227W5CBF4/21/2020Hector Luis Martinez Sis
US228N0TEL5/6/2020Wade Stuart
US229KS1G5/11/2020Stephan Greene
US230NR1Z5/21/2020Anthony Rizi
US231KI7UNJ5/22/2020Casey Tucker
US232KJ7KOJ7/9/2020Angus Alexander
US233K4KMP9/12/2020Michael Pelaez
US234K9UO10/8/2020Robert Sours
US235KN4ZAA12/29/2020Edward Campagnuolo
US236N9EAT3/1/2021Martin Schuette
US237N8URE3/22/2021Stephen DeVience
US238KB0RFY4/26/2021Dave Lane
US239K4WSD6/2/2021Allen Beard
US240NA1ME8/12/2021Wes Baden
US241K0CFI8/14/2021Thomas Talley
US242VA3VGR11/22/2021Richard Nolet
US243NK0S2/7/2022Harvey Hutchison
US244VA7LM3/29/2022Douglas Keech
US245TI3IES10/26/2022Ignacio Granados Vega
US246KE8RPJ11/2/2022Steve Bohlen
US2479A1CAL12/21/2022Radio Club Medjimurie
US248G4NMD05/07/2023Graham Smith
US249KG5IPA05/28/23Juan Polanco
US250NJ2DX08/21/23Thomas Kenny
US251XE1BJ08/24/23Heber Palafox Pena
US252W4BB10/22/23Stephen Josey
US253SP7JS12/29/23Jacek Stawnicki
US254SP9ECS1/11/24Grzegorz Suder
US255KF7R02/04/24Fernando Ramirez
US256AA0K03/20/24Paul Swanson
US257KK7OVF4/20/24Sean Borgerson
US258K6VHF08/14/24Alex Nersesian

 

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AMSAT Rover Award

The AMSAT Rover Award

1. The AMSAT Rover award is granted to stations who achieve a combined 25 points using any combination of the following achievements:

  • 1 base point for each grid square activated outside your home grid square using a single-channel FM satellite transponder.
  • 2 base points for each grid square activated outside your home grid square using a linear (SSB/CW) satellite transponder.
  • 3 base points for each grid square activated outside your home grid square using a digital mode satellite transponder. This includes those carrying digital voice such as LO-90. Other examples: ISS packet, NO-84 PSK31
  • 1 additional point added to each grid square score for activating a state, province, or DX entity outside your home entities. Example: Activating 1 grid square on SSB outside your home DX entity = 2 + 1 = 3 points awarded.
  • 5 additional points for advertising your grid operation using an open and public social media account, tagging @amsat or #amsat at least 24 hours in advance of the activation. These additional points are not multiplied for grid boundary operations. If you operate a two or four-way boundary, only 5 additional points are awarded. Advertisement via the AMSAT-BB email listserv or AMSAT News Service (ANS) will count for this bonus.
  • 5 additional points for photographing your grid operation and posting them afterwards using an open and public social media account, tagging @amsat or #amsat. These additional points are not multiplied for grid boundary operations. If you operate a two or four-way boundary, only 5 additional points are awarded.
  • 10 points for activating a grid square while operating Maritime Mobile (/MM.) This will also result in a /MM endorsement on the award. This supersedes any base point calculation based on mode.
  • 15 points for documenting your grid activation in an article published in the AMSAT Journal. The article must document the planning of your activation, equipment used, and general comments on the lessons learned from the operation.

2. For this award, your home grid is defined by the record of your licensing authority. 3. Two and four-way grid boundaries will count as a multiplier to the qualified points based on mode (FM, SSB/CW, or Digital.) Examples: Two-way grid boundary operated on SSB = 2 x 2 = 4 points awarded. Four-way grid boundary operated on FM = 4 x 1 = 4 points awarded. 4. Eligibility for this award is based on portable satellite operating on or after January 1, 2018. 5. To claim an activation of a grid square, you must complete at least one confirmed two-way QSO from that grid square. You may earn points for activating a grid square on each mode defined above, but must complete at least one confirmed two-way QSO on each mode claimed. Once you have claimed an activation of a grid square on each mode, you may not earn any more base points or bonus points for an activation of that grid (unless you activate another state, province, or DXCC entity from the same grid). Either LoTW QSO detail screenshots or scanned QSL cards may be used as confirmation of an activation. The LoTW screenshot or scanned QSL card must indicate your grid square and satellite used (and complete station location information if you wish to claim extra points for activating a grid square outside your home state, province, or DXCC). Screenshots or URLs of appropriate social media postings for bonus points must indicate grid squares and/or entities activated. Note: For the purposes of this award, state means any U. S. state plus the District of Columbia. Province means any Canadian province or territory. DXCC entities are as defined on the ARRL DXCC list. To apply for this award, email your score calculation, details, and required evidence to [email protected]. A scoresheet is in development, but is not required to apply for this award.

 



RoverCallDate Issued
001AC0RA 02 Jan 2018
002WD9EWK 05 Jan 2018
003NJ4Y 08 Jan 2018
004M0IDA 09 Jan 2018
005KG5GJT 12 Jan 2018
006EB1AO 18 Jan 2018
007N7AGF 22 Jan 2018
008N4YHC29 Jan 2018
009W0S07 Feb 2018
010KE0PBR08 Feb 2018
011K5IX18 Feb 2018
012AK4WQ23 Feb 2018
013WI7P25 Feb 2018
014K5ND09 Mar 2018
015N6UA12 Mar 2018
016N9IP16 Mar 2018
017N4UFO04 Apr 2018
018K7TAB27 Apr 2018
019K8BL10 May 2018
020AD0DX16 May 2018
021HB9WDF28 May 2018
022KE4AL28 May 2018
023KE9AJ30 May 2018
024AA8CH27 Jun 2018
025WY7AA29 Jun 2018
026KE8FZT17 Jul 2018
027KX9X21 Jul 2018
028K4FTP30 Jul 2018
029KB2YSI15 Aug 2018
030N3CRT17 Aug 2018
031N2WLS19 Aug 2018
032K2MTS22 Aug 2018
033AI6DO23 Aug 2018
034KD8RTT18 Aug 2018
035AD7DB26 Sep 2018
036AB5SS24 Nov 2018
037W9TWJ26 Nov 2018
038WN9Q07 Dec 2018
039KM6NJL12 Dec 2018
040KM4LAO18 Dec 2018
041KI7UNJ12 Feb 2019
042CJ7EWK/306 Jun 2019
043N7EGY01 Jul 2019
044CU2ZG28 Jul 2019
045K9EI04 Sep 2019
046KR5Z06 Sep 2019
047N4DCW26 Oct 2019
048KC9VGG28 Dec 2019
049W3ZM/9 (op KC9VGG)28 Dec 2019
050W5PFG04 Jan 2020
051PR8KW02 Mar 2020
052LW2DAF08 Apr 2020
053N0TEL10 May 2020
054AK7DD18 May 2020
055KE0WPA23 May 2020
056WI4T25 May 2020
057ND9M24 April 2021
058LA9XGA04 July 2021
059WI7P12 July 2021
060KF6JOQ30 July 2021
061VA3VGR11 Oct 2021
062N6UTC26 Oct 2021
063SP5XSD13 Jun 2022
064DF2ET14 Jun 2022
065AF5CC27 Jun 2022
066WU0I13 Jul 2022
067LU7MC14 Jul 2022
068DK9JC04 Aug 2022
069DL2GRC27 Aug 2022
070KI7QEK11 Sep 2022
071DL8SCU23 Jan 2023
072OE3SEU02 Feb 2023
073LU5ILA21 Feb 2023
074VK5DG24 Mar 2023
075W8MTB09 May 2023
076W5CBF17 May 2023
077HB9GWJ09 Jun 2023
078PA3GAN20 Jun 2023
079VA7LM26 Jun 2023
080VE7PTN30 Jun 2023
081AG7NR19 Oct 2023
082N4AKV19 Oct 2023
083YU0W25 Dec 2023
084W4BB15 Feb 2024
085K6VHF14 Aug 2024



 

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AMSAT GridMaster Award

 

AMSAT’s most prestigious award is the GridMaster Award. This award was first introduced by Star Comm Group in 2014. AMSAT thanks Damon Runion, WA4HFN, and Rick Tillman, WA4NVM, for not only sponsoring this award since its inception, but, also, entrusting AMSAT with the honor of carrying on this important award for the benefit of the entire AMSAT community.

The GridMaster award is available to all amateurs worldwide who submit proof with written confirmation of contacts with each of the 488 maidenhead grids located within the contiguous United States of America.

Two-way communication must be established via amateur satellite with each grid. There is no minimum signal report required.
Contacts must be made from the same location, or from locations no two of which are more than 200 kilometers apart. The applicant’s attestation in the award application serves as affirmation of abidance to the distance rule. Individuals may apply for and be granted multiple GridMaster awards, when achieved from another location, which is in a different 200-kilometer circle.

Contacts must be confirmed in writing, preferably in the form of QSL cards or via Logbook of the World (LoTW).

AMSAT reserves the right to inspect original QSL cards from any application in order to maintain the integrity of the program. Failure of the applicant to respond to inspection requests may result in disqualification from the GridMaster program. False statements on GridMaster applications or submission of forged or altered cards may result in disqualification. The decision of the AMSAT Awards Committee, regarding any issue with which it is tasked, is final.

GridMaster Award, sponsored by Star Comm Group and Squirt the Birds

Cert No.NameCall SignDate Issued
01John PapayK8YSEMay 16, 2014
02Doug PapayKD8CAODecember 15, 2014
03Rick TIllmanWA4NVMApril 26, 2015
04Glenn MillerAA5PKAugust 22, 2017
05Clayton ColemanW5PFGSeptember 14, 2017
06Alvaro De Leon R.XE2ATNovember 1, 2017
07Fernando RamirezNP4JVDecember 28, 2017
08Ron OldhamN8ROJanuary 14, 2018
09Randy KohlweyWI7PJuly 18, 2018
10Frank WestphalK6FWApril 7, 2019

GridMaster Award, sponsored by AMSAT

Cert No.NameCall SignDate Issued
11Drew GlasbrennerKO4MAJune 19, 2020
12Kevin ManzerN4UFOJune 25, 2020
13Hector Luis Martinez SisW5CBFJuly 19, 2020
14Gerry KrebsN0JESeptember 12, 2020
15Paul StoetzerN8HMSeptember 20, 2020
16Chris PolenaAA8CHOctober 28, 2020
17Robert BankstonKE4ALOctober 28, 2020
18George SakaiN3GSOctober 29, 2020
19Kerry LaDukeWC7VOctober 30, 2020
20Martin A. SchuetteN9EATNovember 1, 2020
21Kevin ZariKK4YELNovember 19, 2020
22Robert SoursK9UONovember 23, 2020
23Chris TaborK7TABNovember 23, 2020
24Paul OvernKE0PBRNovember 23, 2020
25Casey TuckerKI7UNJNovember 23, 2020
26Greg PhillipsWI4TNovember 30, 2020
27Tanner JonesW9TWJJanuary 23, 2021
28Ronald ParsonsW5RKNFebruary 19, 2021
29Kell BodholtKI7UXTApril 16, 2021
30John PapayK8YSE/7May 27, 2021
31Christy HunterKB6LTYJune 21, 2021
32Michael McCoyKC9ELUJuly 06, 2021
33Dave ChaseyN9FNAugust 28, 2021
34Douglas TaborN6UASeptember 16, 2021
35Patrick StoddardWD9EWKMarch 15, 2022
36Dennis LoveN7EGYMarch 26, 2022
37Chris WilfordVE7CEWMarch 26, 2022
38Merle OlmstedAA4QEMarch 28, 2022
39Randy ShirbrounND0CApril 03, 2022
40Justin FountainN5BOMay 02, 2022
41Jerod SpeckW4ZXTMay 02, 2022
42Adam WhitneyK0FFYMay 03, 2022
43Robert GoodmanK3RRRMay 05, 2022
44Paul BousquetN1PEBMay 24, 2022
45Michael WhitmanN4DCWJune 08, 2022
46Jerry RogersW8LRJune 23, 2022
47Humberto GonzalezXE1HGJune 25, 2022
48Keith AustermillerKB9STRJuly 09, 2022
49Walt HaynesWI6KAugust 31, 2022
50Mitch AhrenstorffAD0HJSeptember 27, 2022
51Vince RosemannK7VNEOctober 27, 2022
52Paul PhilipAC9ONovember 18, 2022
53Scott DavisK5TANovember 22, 2022
54Mark JohnsK0JMDecember 25, 2022
55Larry CalahanKF6JOQMarch 23, 2023
56Carlos CardonW7QLMay 26, 2023
57Terry HolmanAJ4AJune 11, 2023
58Steve NordahlNS3LJune 26, 2023
59Bill AttwoodVE6WKJune 26, 2023
60Joel WeinerVE6WQJuly 16, 2023
61John LangilleVE1CWJSeptember 26, 2023
62Alan BowkerWA6DNROctober 28, 2023
63Lyle HoodWB7VUFJanuary 12, 2024
64Robert BraggWY7AAApril 23, 2024
65Andrew NorthamKE8FZTApril 24, 2024
66Frank HoonhoutKJ7DZJuly 03, 2024
67Endaf BuckleyN6UTCAugust 05, 2024
68Raymond CraftonKN2KAugust 05, 2024
69Steven OriskoKC1MMCAugust 11, 2024
70Jerald OliverKJ4EUSeptember 02, 2024
71Ryan ZinkKI7QEKSeptember 06, 2024

Application Process

To apply for the GridMaster Award, applicants must email a completed GridMaster Application Form and GridMaster Grid Schedule (the GridMaster Grid Schedule is no longer required as of 10/26/20), along with confirmation of two-way satellite communication for each of the 488 worked/confirmed grids.  Acceptable forms of confirmation include photocopies or scans of QSL card and the below LoTW complete listing of your account.

  • QSL confirmation must include, at a minimum, the applicant’s call sign, band, mode, satellite, confirmed grid, date and time, and indicate that the QSO was two-way.
  • To provide your LOTW confirmation is quite easy to produce.                                                         
    • Click on your VUCC Award in LoTW                                                                                                                                           
    • Click on All Credits                                                                                                                                                                                    
    • Right click within the listing and select Print                                                                                                                                      
    • Choose PDF instead of your printer, provide a location and name for your file and save. Next time you print something, be sure to select your local printer as Microsoft likes to remember your last choice and print there. 

  • Download GridMaster Application Form (PDF)
  • Download GridMaster Grid Schedule (Excel) (PDF)

Application Fees

The application and certificate for GridMaster achievement has been underwritten by an anonymous donor.  In addition, recipients may purchase an engraved acrylic trophy.  After your application has been approved, you may order the trophy. The certificate may take a little bit of time to receive. 

Email your application and the LoTW PDF to Bruce, KK5DO. kk5do  @(at)  arrl .(dot) net or  kk5do  @(at)  amsat .(dot) org

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AMSAT Reverse VUCC (VUCC/r) Award

This award was first introduced by the Central States VHF Society and a discussion of the origin appears below in their and now our rules. AMSAT thanks the Central States VHF Society (CSVHFS) for not only sponsoring this award since its inception, but, also, entrusting AMSAT with the honor of carrying on this important award for the benefit of the entire AMSAT community. This award was officially voted on by the CSVHFS and transferred to AMSAT on September 14, 2021. It was announced to the AMSAT membership at the AMSAT General Meeting on October 30, 2021. All submissions from this point on should be sent to the address below for AMSAT to process. 

Reverse VUCC Award Program

Purpose:

This program is to recognize the contribution of rover station operators to the world of grid hunting. Rovers are folks operating while mobile in motion or temporarily parked to give out grids to fixed stations.

Discussion:

Fixed station operators have long appreciated the efforts to which Rovers go to activate rare grids–both in contests and outside of contests. While the fixed station operator is collecting grids usable for earning the ARRL’s VUCC award, the rover or portable station, until now, has been unable to put his work towards a similar award.

The award is called the Reverse VUCC Award. The abbreviation is VUCC/r. It is not an easy award to earn. Those who can meet it’s stringent rules will have earned a cherished honor. For instance, imagine a fixed station collecting grids on 10GHz. If one Rover is the station who activates the appropriate number of grids for him, each operator made identical contacts but who worked harder? The Rover–it is that effort which the CSVHFS wants to recognize and honor.

The award is very similar to the ARRL’s VUCC, but rather than contact a set number of grids on a frequency band, the goal is to make contacts FROM a set number of grids per band. The number of grids coincides with the ARRL award. Certificates will be awarded as well as endorsement stickers. QSL cards are required and will be verified by the program administrator. Awards will be presented with a unique serial number. 

The award came into fruition due to the efforts of Bill Wageman, K5MAT, who wanted to show appreciation for the activity and grids that Rovers provide. Rules and contact information will always be available on the AMSAT website at www.amsat.org . Rovers and portables, take a look at the rules, initiate cards from all those QSO’s from your past, and submit entries for this significant award.

AMSAT took over the issuance of this award from the Central States VHF Society in September, 2021. 

Rules:

Contacts made on January 1, 1983 or later qualify. The rules that govern the ARRL VUCC program are also applicable to VUCC/r with the following exceptions and qualifications:

1.  All contacts must be made operating while away from the home station grid.

2.  2. The applicant must work and confirm contacts made while activating different grids. Confirmation can be QSL cards, QSO listings, LoTW or log extracts.

2a.  Required information: QSL Cards, QSO listings, LoTW and log extracts must include both calls, both grids, mode, date, time, satellite, and band/frequency. The QSLing stations fixed info such as callsign and grid need not be on every line of a QSO listing, or log extract but must be indicated somewhere on the page. Required information may be in any order on a QSO listing or log extract. Cards, listings, LoTW and extracts should additionally have the name of the licensee (person or club); mailing address; operating location information if different from mailing address (address, 6-digit grid); and have a written signature (minimum of first name) of the licensee, trustee, operator, QSL Manager or appropriate person confirming the specifics of the listed contacts. If a QSL card does not natively indicate the grid in which the rover was operating, it should be added in pencil.

2b.  QSL cards, QSO listings, LoTW, or log extracts may be submitted indicating contacts beyond the number required for an award or endorsement level. The program administrator will maintain record of these additional QSOs. Subsequent submissions should refer to QSOs on file when applying for an endorsement.

Sample QSO Listing:

 

Date

 

Satellite

 

Mode

Time

(UTC)

 

My Call

 

My Grid

 

Station Worked

 

Their Grid

2020-Jun-10

SO-50

FM

1900

N5AFV/R

EM43

KK5DO

EM20

2020-Jun-11

AO-27

FM

0123

N5AFV/R

EM33

KK5DO

EM20

2020-Jun-11

RS-44

SSB

1202

N5AFV/R

EM35

KK5DO

EM20

2020-Jun-11

XW-2C

SSB

1952

N5AFV/R

EM45

KK5DO

EM20

2020-Jun-11

FO-99

SSB

2346

N5AFV/R

EM44

KK5DO

EM20

2020-Jun-12

RS-44

SSB

0253

N5AFV/R

EM34

KK5DO

EM20

2020-Jun-23

RS-44

CW

0147

N5AFV/R

EM42

KK5DO

EM20

1995-Jul-01

AO-27

FM

0305

N5AFV/R

EM56

KK5DO

EM20

 

3.  This rule was deleted by the CSVHFS awards committee with BOD approval on 7/25/2015.

4.  Endorsements above the basic award may be submitted in groups of 25.

5.  The only report form needed is a readable alphabetized list of the grids from which operation was done with the calls of the station worked. The applicants call and name must be clearly stated.

6.  Scans of QSL cards and/or lists from LoTW can be emailed to Bruce Paige, KK5DO, at [email protected] or [email protected]

Application Fees

The fee for this award is the same as all other AMSAT awards. $10 for non-members and $5 for members of AMSAT-NA plus postage. All endorsements  in a single application are $10 for non-members and $5 for members of AMSAT-NA plus postage. If you submit for an endorsement of 25 grids or 300 grids, you pay the same as long as it is on one submission. 

Questions? Contact the program administrator at: [email protected] 

 

Reverse VUCC or VUCC/r sponsored by Central States VHF Society

Cert No.NameCall SignReverse GridsDate Issued
01Randy KohlweyN7SFI now WI7P20017 January 2005
02Allen MattisN5AFV109Date Not In Records
03James ClaryND9M34010 January 2010
04Robert DunhamKD4ZGW100Date Not In Records
05Clayton ColemanW5PFG10009 December 2015
06Ron OldhamN8RO11202 April 2017
07Robert BraggWY7AA11517 June 2020
08Patrick StoddardWD9EWK10304 November 2020

Reverse VUCC or VUCC/r sponsored by AMSAT

Cert No.NameCall SignReverse GridsDate Issued
9Randy KohlweyWI7P4257-Nov-21
10James ClaryND9M47517-Apr-22
11Phil SauveyAK8CW10325-Dec-22
12Ian ParsonsK5ZM10408-Jun-23
13Eddy SchebestaOE3SEU13228-Feb-24
14Paulo Bauer JorgeF5VMJ10229-Feb-24
15Sean KutzkoKX9X10305-Aug-24
16Randy ShirbrounND0C10913-Aug-24
17Leticia Raquel AlonsoLU5ILA10610-Sep-24
18Nina RiethmuellerDL2GRC10212-Sep-24

 

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Robert W. Barbee Jr., W4AMI Satellite Operator Achievement Award

 

Another satellite award is the Robert W. Barbee Jr., W4AMI Satellite Operator Achievement Award. It is awarded for the submission of 1,000 satellite contacts on OSCAR-6 or later satellites. Effective November 01, 2021, contacts can no longer be made on any FM satellite towards this award. FM contacts made prior to November 01, 2021 still qualify. There is an endorsement for each additional 1,000 and a special certificate at 5,000. To receive the award, send $5.00 for AMSAT members or $10.00 for non members and postage. Send to AMSAT Director of Contests and Awards, Bruce Paige, KK5DO.

If you have 1,000 or more contacts on satellite, send in for this nice award and get onn. Remember to keep your log of every contact. Every time you say hello to your friend on a satellite, log it. In no time at all, you will have enough for the award.

To submit for this award, email a copy of your log in Microsoft Excel format XLS(X) or ADI(F) to kk5do at amsat dot org. You do not need to extract confirmed contacts from LoTW, this is simply all contacts you have made even if while roving. All contacts have to have your call sign in the reported call such as KK5DO, KK5DO/3, HP/KK5DO/MM, VE7/KK5DO.

Just a little history, Robert W. Barbee Jr., W4AMI, was a very prolific operator and in his honor this certificate was created and the first certificate was issued to him on June 27, 1994. He has since become an SK and his local club has taken over his call sign. The award was originally the W4AMI Satellite Operator Achievement Award. The local club asked me not to use their call sign for the award. I changed the award to The Robert W. Barbee, Jr. W4AMI Satellite Operator Achievement Award. And here we are today, finally having issued over 100 certificates and over 30 of the 5,000 certificate. Bruce, KK5DO, 04/19/2020


W4AMI Award 1000-4000 Contacts
Serial #CallsignDateNameNo of Contacts
1W4AMI27 Jun 94Barbee3500
2KB5ZRV/KK5DO27 Jun 94Paige4001
3WA5ZIB/W5ACM27 Jun 94MacAllister1000+
4KG8BG28 Oct 94Snyder1000
5XE1KK15 Dec 94Santoyo1000
6AB5YG25 Jul 95Musa1000
7PA0HTR25 Jul 95Kanon1000
8K0BLT25 Jul 95Cahoy1000
9VE7VVW25 Jul 95Seiler1000
10SP5FKW10 Dec 95Staniszewski1000
11F5RRS8 Apr 96Forestier1000
12OE3JIS8 Apr 96Maier1000
13DL6UAA8 Apr 96Moebius1000
14VE6ITV3 Aug 96Smith1000
15N1JEZ3 Jan 97Seguin3083
16AD1B17 Jun 97Hart2495
17KC7IAS17 Jun 97Perry1000
18KC7QFS17 Jun 97Michelsen1000
19K9YKL13 Feb 98Young1000
20VE6SWC13 Feb 98Corbett1000
21TI5RLI/etc17 Mar 98Gregory2400
22F8GB17 Mar 98Fouret1000
23WA5VKS5 Oct 98Raitt4106
24XE2YVW13 May 99De Leon R4000
25AA4MD9 Oct 99Huhta1000
26N8GHZ30 Aug 00O'Hara2454
27W9CRK5 Jan 01Klingensberg1003
28N5AFV2 Feb 01Mattis1000
29W6ZQ24 Feb 01Cade1000
30K6CCC17 Mar 01Walls1015
31KE4AZN17 Mar 01Kingery1000
32W5ADC2 Apr 01Campbell1008
33K5MAN17 Aug 02Sandstrom1020
34WC9C17 Dec 02LyDay1000
35N1HOQ9 Aug 03Reed2003
36W0EEC2 Aug 03Clarke3001
37WA4EWV5 Nov 03Lee1000+
38N7EQF6 Feb 04Ozias5000
39KG7EZ1 Feb 05Martin1000
40WB8OTH13 Feb 06Yantis1000
41VE6AB20 Feb 06Clement1000
42JA6BX22 Mar 06Esaki1551
43VE4AMU11 Apr 06Behma1000
44KM7I30 May 06Schrempp1013
45PH7AT26 Jul 06Theelen1000
46WX7P31 Jan 07Morgan2000
47WD9EWK27 Feb 08Stoddard4000
48VE7JRX27 Feb 08Choo1000
49K7WIN26 Mar 08Thomas2274
50KA4KYI15 Apr 08Nutter1014
51XE2RV18 Jun 08Valdez1000
52KD8CAO24 Sep 08Papay4000
53WA4NVM04 Mar 09Tillman4000
54SW1JGW28 Jul 09Pallis1000
55WA5KBH12 Aug 09Carr3000
56SV1EEK12 Aug 09Kafetzopoulos4000
57KB0RZD19 Aug 09McDaniel1000
589A2EY24 Aug 09Ulip4000
59KB1PVH30 Dec 09Webb1000
60KC9MLN07 Jan 10Anoman1000
61KD7ZLF21 Jan 10Merritt1000
62W4PBG23 Mar 10Weems1237
63N8RO13 Jun 10Oldham1000
64AJ5C02 Sep 10Herrell1000
65KD8KSN29 Sep 10Beougher1019
66SQ9MES06 Oct 10Kocot4000
67SP9TTX06 Oct 10Dabek4000
68KE4KOL21 Dec 10Bennett1600
69K7CWQ15 Feb 11Rasmussen1200
70K0BAM19 Feb 11Adams2000
71NZ5N21 Feb 11Dzurilla1100
72N0JE08 Apr 11Krebs4000
73K8YSE12 Apr 11Papay1500
749A3ST11 Oct 11Martincic4000
75AC0RA25 Oct 11Dirks1000
76CO6CBF21 Dec 11Sis2000+
77KA6SIP15 Feb 12Deeble1300
78W5PFG03 Apr 12Coleman1500
79AA5CK17 Jul 12Doty1370
80IK4IDY01 May 13Vacondio1000
81CO6CBF01 Nov 13Martinez4000
82N8HM13 May 14Stoetzer4000
83KC9ELU06 Jan 15McCoy4000
84K6FW19 Sep 15Westphal4000
85K8YSE/714 Oct 15Papay1000
86NP4JV17 May 16Ramirez-Ferrer1000+
87NX9G05 Sep 16Yankov1000
88PY3TX18 Nov 16Rodrigues1000
89W5RKN11 Dec 16Parsons4000
90OM4MX10 Mar 17Stancel1000
91EI5EV11 Apr 17Murphy2000
92KK4FEM20 Apr 17Stevens1000
93IK4JQQ24 Oct 17Morandi1000
94AE5PH10 Dec 17Cody1000
95VA3NNA16 Dec 17Liggins4000
96NS3L04 Jan 18Nordahl1849
97N3CRT21 Sep 18Reiche1000
98KC9VGG14 Mar 20Stone1239
99KB6LTY08 Apr 20Hunter4000
100AD0HJ11 Apr 20Ahrenstorff4000
101N9FN11 Apr 20Chasey1000
102KE0PBR12 Apr 20Overn3000
103K9UO18 Apr 20Sours4000
104KI7UXT18 Apr 20Bodholt4000
105N0TEL19 Apr 20Stuart2000
106KJ5Z19 Apr 20Frazier1000
107KE8AKW03 May 20Mahr1000
108W4ZXT04 May 20Speck1000
109KI7UNJ14 May 20Tucker3000
110N4DCW17 May 20Whitman1000
111K0JM25 May 20Johns3000
112KL1XI17 Jun 20Hoffman2000
113AK7DD08 Jul 20Sauvey1000
114N7EGY23 Jul 20Love1000
115WI4T26 Sept 20Phillips1000
116DL6IAN11 Oct 20Scholer3000
117VE4MM19 Nov 20Mark2000+
118N8URE06 Mar 21DeVience1000
119KF6JOQ21 Mar 21Callahan1000
120KN4ZAA11 Sep 21Campagnuolo1000
121W5CBF11 Sep 21Martinez4000
122KB9STR04 Nov 21Austermiller1000+
123IK1DOC17 Nov 21Zanella1000+
124N1RCN06 Jan 22Fletcher1000
125XE1ZD02 Jul 22Vazquez1000+
126LZ1CWK24 Jan 23Mantsarov2000+
127NJ2DX05 May 24Kenny1002
128VA7LM15 May 24Keech4400+
129KJ7DZ30 Jul 24Hoonhout1000+
130K6VHF14 Aug 24Nersesian1000+

 

W4AMI Award 5000 Contacts

Serial #CallsignDateName
1K5MFA15 Dec 94Love
2WB6LLO15 Dec 94Guimont
3W0CA25 Jul 95Laub
4N7SFI3 Jan 97Kohlwey
5VE6ITV17 Jun 97Smith
6KC7QFS15 May 98Michelsen
7W4NML5 Sep 98Braithwaite
8JA1WPX etc17 Oct 98Shimoichi
9N1JEZ15 Dec 98Seguin
10KK5DO12 Oct 00Paige
11XE2YVW27 Oct 00DeLeon R
12AD1B23 Jun 01Hart
13N5AFV29 Jul 01Mattis
14WA5VKS18 Sep 01Raitt
15W6ZQ3 Apr 02Cade
16K5MAN7 Jan 04Sandstrom
17N7EQF6 Feb 04Ozias
18W0EEC4 Mar 04Clarke
19WB8OTH13 Feb 06Yantis
20KG7EZ21 Nov 07Martin
21WD9EWK15 Feb 09Stoddard
22WA4NVM04 Mar 09Tillman
23SV1EEK01 Jun 10Kafetzopoulos
24SP9TTX06 Oct 10Dabek
259A2EY07 Oct 10Ulip
26N8RO19 Apr 11Oldham
27AJ5C08 May 11Herrell
28KB0RZB03 Jun 11McDaniel
29SQ9MES19 Dec 11Kocot
30KD8CAO10 Jan 13Papay
31CO6CBF01 Nov 13Martinez
32KC9ELU01 Jan 15McCoy
33N8HM07 Oct 16Stoetzer
349A3ST15 Sep 17Martincic
35VA3NNA06 Jul 19Liggins
36W5RKN22 Nov 19Parsons
37KB6LTY08 Apr 20Hunter
38K9UO08 Oct 20Sours
39W5CBF11 Sep 21Martinez
40AD0HJ11 Nov 21Ahrenstorff
41VA7LM28 Jun 24Keech

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ARRL Awards

There is an award from the ARRL called VHF/UHF Century Club or VUCC and it is for working 100 different grid squares and you can receive it with satellite contacts. Endorsements are for each additional 25 grids worked. You can get information and an application from ARRL by visiting their website at http://www.arrl.org.
Another award from the ARRL is the Worked All States or WAS. For this you must contact a station in each of the 50 states. Here again, you can request an application from ARRL headquarters. There is no 5-Band WAS for Satellite.
WAC or Worked All Continents. This requires contacting a station on each of the 8 continents. This award is also administered by the ARRL. Cards and application must be sent to the ARRL, there is no other way to receive this award.
The award that is the most difficult to attain on satellite is DX Century Club or DXCC. This requires contacting 100 different DXCC countries on satellite and getting QSL cards or LoTW entries for them. Applications are available for the ARRL.
For ARRL, visit http://www.arrl.org The ARRL awards require you to send the actual QSL cards to an ARRL Field Checker. Either I can check your QSL cards for ARRL DXCC, VUCC, ARRL WAS or ARRL 5BWAS or you can find another ARRL Field Checker.

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