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Dates:	Starts at midday on Wednesday 25 December and ends at midday on Friday 3 January LOCAL TIMES at the receiver.
Scope:	Please join us wherever you are - try to build a size 10 pyramid with a size 10 aerial on top in the range 190 kHz - 1740 kHz (normal NDBs, no UNIDs, DGPS, NAVTEX or amateur). To do that you will need to log beacons from 19 different radio countries of your choice as follows. Log just TEN NDBs from any one radio country, just NINE NDBs from a second, just EIGHT NDBs from a third, … down to just TWO NDBs from a ninth radio country. 10 extra loggings from 10 other different countries to make the antenna on top. But any size of pyramid, smaller or larger, will also be OK provided that all its levels are filled (no gaps in levels).
Range:	190 - 1740KHz
Additional:	If you wish, for this Event you can use only one Internet-based remote receiver to log signals. Kiwi receiver map : http://rx.linkfanel.net WebSDR receiver List and map : http://www.websdr.org GlobalTuners : https://www.globaltuners.com Perseus SDR Receivers: http://microtelecom.it/map/ServersMap.html General Info and RX directory: https://rx-tx.info

Editors	DGPS	DSC	10M Ham Bcn	Navtex	NDB
Cormac EI4HQ [2]	Y			Y
Rosario Palermo IZ8294SWL [2]		Y
Roelof Bakker PA0RDT [2]			Y		Y