The LX Award was first issued in 1970.
It is available for HF and VHF and also for SWL's.
LX Award - Application Rules
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The LX AWARD has been issued since 1970 by the 'Réseau Luxembourgeois des Amateurs d'Ondes Courtes', now 'Radioamateurs du Luxembourg' (RL), a member society of IARU, in commemoration of 50 years of amateur radio activity in the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg
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The Award is available to licenced radio amateurs and short wave listeners
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All LX contacts made by radio amateurs since January 1st 1951 (except 50MHz since March 2nd 1990) count for the LX Award
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The award is issued in two sections:
a) THE HF AWARD:
Applicants must provide proof of having obtained the following number of points:
European stations: 30 points (of which at least 20% should be on 1.8; 3.5 or 7 MHz). Each contact counts 1 point
Non-European stations: 20 points.
Each contact on 14, 18, 21, 24 and 28 MHz counts 1 point
Each contact on 1.8, 3.5, 7 and 10 MHz counts 2 points
If the same station has been worked on all HF bands, European stations my count 10 points and non-European stations 15 points.
b) THE VHF AWARD (above 30 MHz):
Applicants must provide proof of having obtained the following number of points:
European stations: 30 points.
Non-European stations: 20 points.
Each contact on 50 MHz counts 5 points
Each contact on 144 MHz counts 3 points
Each contact on 432 MHz or above counts 5 points
Contacts via earthbound repeaters are not valid
If all contacts have been made on a single band, there will be a special mention on the award.
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The same station may be worked once on each band in different modes.
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There is no restriction on the mode used
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Applicants should submit a list showing the date, station worked or heard, time, band and mode, duly certified by two licenced radio amateurs or by the award manager of their society.
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The applications should be sent to:
Radioamateurs du Luxembourg
The Award Manager
P.O.BOX 1352
L-1013 LUXEMBOURG
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The fee for the award is 5 IRCs or EUR 5 or USD 8
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Any dispute concerning the LX Award shall be settled definitively by the Board of the RL.