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__About These Awards
__The NDB List Awards Program recognizes the achievements and issues certificates free of charge to NDB List Members who DX non-directional radio beacons in the LF/MF frequency range (190 to 1800 kHz). These certificates are not intended as, nor should they be considered prizes in a 'contest'. They are tangible symbols of the hard work, dedication, technical skill and fun that goes along with our hobby.
__Virtually all listeners who desire them can get at least one in each category. The 'difficulty factor' in each ranges from modest to a level that even experienced listeners will find challenging. In setting these requirements, we have kept in mind the fact that the vast majority of List members are in either Europe or North America.
__To request an award, click on the shopping-cart icon besides the award name and category.
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__Long Ranger DX Awards
__This certificate recognises really long distance reception of NDBs particularly at night when skywave propagation is possible.
| __Miles |
__KM |
| 500-999 |
805-1607 |
| 1000-1499 |
1608-2413 |
| 1500-1999 |
2414-3217 |
| 2000-2499 |
3218-4022 |
| 2500-2999 |
4023-4826 |
| 3000-4999 |
4827-8044 |
| 5000+ |
8045+ |
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__ID |
__Location |
__S/P |
__ITU |
__Pwr |
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__KM |
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RL |
Red Lake |
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CAN |
1000 |
981 |
1579 |
2010-11-27 |
1012 |
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| 233 |
QN |
Nakina |
ON |
CAN |
400 |
1287 |
2071 |
2010-11-11 |
0803 |
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__North American NDB DX Awards
__(15 qualifying countries)
__This certificate recognises reception of NDBs located in in North America. Remember that each US state and Canadian province is considered a separate 'country'.
| __NDB List Country codes |
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| AB BC CA CO ID MB MN MT NE NT |
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__North of 60 Award
__(1 qualifying signals)
__This certificate recognises reception of NDBs located at least 60 Degrees of latitude north of the Equator. This area includes Iceland, Greenland and Alaska as well as most of Scandinavia and parts of Russia and Canada.
| __NDBs |
__Qualifying Signals |
__Order |
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