ALL MALTA AWARD

All individual licensed amateur radio operators, worldwide, may apply for this award.

A completed application form has to be downloaded from www.9h1mrl.org/awards.htm

You need to contact all the different 9H prefix’s from the list to be eligible for this award.

STATION Description Qso’s needed 9H1 Class A 2 qso’s

9H3 or 9H / Foreign or CEPT 1 qso 9H4 Gozo 1 qso 9H5 Class B 1 qso

* 9H9 or 9H0 MARL special call 1 qso 9H1MRL Club Station 1 qso

9H1MRL /P Portable 1 qso

* Please be sure that the 9H9 or 9H0 are a MARL activity.

Copies of QSL cards (both sides if needed) must be submitted . You need eight ( 8 ) qsl cards confirmed to be eligible for this award. Cards should be verified.

The Name and Callsign will appear on the Award certificate. The award certificate shall be dated and serial numbered by mode ( SSB 001, CW 001, RTTY 001).

Your callsign must be verifiable, either on an internet database like QRZ or HamCall. Qso’s after January 1990 are eligible for this Award. Bands eligible for this award : All Bands.

A fee of €10 for EU and €12 for Outside EU should accompany the application, to cover printing and mailing expenses for each award.

Minimum information on each QSL: Call signs of both ends , Date and time of the QSO , Band or frequency of the QSO. Mode is eligible.

Qso’s that count (or do not count): Cross band Qso’s are NOT counted . Remote base operation Qso’s are NOT counted. All Qso’s must be completed with the operator physically located at the transceiving station. Qso’s under authorizations other than amateur radio allocations are NOT counted.

All applications shall be mailed to: MARL Award Manager POBox 575, Valletta, CMR 01, Malta.

Certificate size: A4 Note : If you have any questions please contact MARL Awards Manager. Details on www.9h1mrl.org/awards.htm or http://www.qrz.com/db/9h1mrl