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The document is an order form for the DXCC Challenge Plaque and related items from the American Radio Relay League. It provides instructions for ordering, including options for a plaque, lapel pin, and endorsement medallions, along with pricing and shipping details. The form requires personal information such as name, callsign, and address, and includes payment options.

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Do deleted countries count for DXCC?

Deleted entities do not count towards the DXCC Honor Roll.

What does DXCC mean in ham radio?

DX Century Club DXCC is Amateur Radios premier award that hams can earn by confirming on the air contacts with 100 countries.

What year were the first DXCC certificates issued?

Ultimately, after a great deal of study, the first postwar DXCC Countries List emerged as published in February 1947 QST. The new DXCC Rules appeared in March 1947 QST. Contacts were valid from November 15, 1945, the date US amateurs were authorized by the FCC to return to the air.

What is the DXCC challenge?

The DXCC Challenge Award is earned by working and confirming at least 1,000 DXCC band-points on any Amateur bands, 160 through 6 meters (except 60 meters). Certificates are available for this award, and there is a distinctive wall plaque available to display your achievement.

How do you qualify for the DXCC award?

What is the DXCC Challenge and how do I apply for it? The DXCC Challenge award is available to applicants who reach 1,000 band points on bands 160 through 6 Meters. This includes only current entities. Deleted entities do not count toward this award.

How many countries are in the DXCC?

Current Entities This is a list of all 340 Current DXCC entities on the ARRL DXCC Entities List.

How many DXCC for Honor Roll?

The DXCC Honor Roll is earned by amateurs who submit confirmation for contacts reached within the numerical top 10 of the overall number of entities on the DXCC List. As of 06 Mar 2025, there were 340 current entities on the list, with 331 being required for the Honor Roll.

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