On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of our UBA, more than 60 stations with the special ON75 prefix will be on the air during the months of January and February. Naturally, the UBA invites all amateurs worldwide to participate.
In the meantime the event has also received international publicity. From your cosy shack you will not only be able to hunt for these special stations: no less than eleven different certificates in two categories will be offered. You can read all about these certificates here.
General
On the occasion of the seventy-fifth anniversary of the UBA, no fewer than eleven different diplomas in two different categories are offered.
The diplomas are available (free of charge) via this website.
Via this URL, each participant can view his or her scores. In addition, lists of the top scores, ON75 spots, etc. are available.
UBA 75 Award
This certificate is issued in six different classes. Anyone who succeeds in working at least ten different ON75 stations can decorate his shack with a diploma.
An overview of the different classes:
| Class | Number of different worked ON75 stations |
|---|---|
| Bronze | 10 |
| Silver | 20 |
| Gold | 30 |
| Diamond | 40 |
| Platinium | 50 |
| Extreme | All 64 |
UBA 75 CLASS Award
This diploma is awarded on the basis of a well-defined number of points. Each QSO with an ON75 station in a different band/mode combination earns you one point. You can obtain the basic certificate after having gathered 100 points.
An example: ON75UBA worked on 40m CW, ON75YLC worked on 20m SSB, ON75DIG worked on 17m FT8, ON75UBA worked on 40m SSB, ON75YLC worked on 15m SSB, ON75DIG worked on 30m RTTY = 6 points. Please note that all digital modes (RTTY, PSK31, FT8, FT4, PSK63, ...) count as one mode.
An overview of the different classes:
| Class | Number of point |
|---|---|
| Bronze | 100 |
| Silver | 200 |
| Gold | 300 |
| Diamond | 400 |
| Platinium | 500 |
