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PRCC 2026 Competition
Rules
7th Edition
To be
included in this ranking, contestants must participate during a
calendar year using the same callsign in at least two of
the three contests organized
by the PRO RADIO CONTEST CLUB, PRO
DIGI Contest (in january). PRO-SSB
Contest
(in november) and PRO CW Contest (in december) and
in each of these contests, they must make at least fifteen
valid QSO
with stations
from at least three DXCC entities.
For the PRCC rankings, each
competitor's score is calculated as follows:
The scores obtained in the competitions in
which the contestant participated are added together,
and the result is multiplied by the number of
those competitions and then divided by
ten.
PRCC score = [(PDC score +PSC
score + PCC score)
x (number of competitions: two or three)] / 10
For example, if a competitor obtained
25,000 points in the PDC, 350,000 points
in the PSC and 580,000 points in the PCC, result will be :
PRCC score: [(25,000 + 350,000+580,000) x 3] / 10
= 2,865,000 / 10 = 286,500 points.
I recommend that, over the course of a calendar
year, competitors take part in these contests in the
sub-categories of the same category
from among the three listed below (M, SO and C&T)
and that this ranking be drawn up after the conclusion of
the PCC in December. .
(For example for
category M : at PDC at subcategory M-RTTY, at PSC
at M-20 and at
PCC at M-HP) or
for
category SO : at PDC at subcategory SO-FT4, at PSC at SO-LP and at PCC
at SO-80).
Contestants taking part in subcategories
from both categories (M and SO) will be considered to belong
to the M category.
Categories and subcategories
PRCC:
1. M
(M-HP, M-LP, M-80, M-40,
M-20, M-15, M-10, M-PSK, M-FT, M-RTTY
),
2. SO (SO-HP,
SO-LP, SO-80, SO-40, SO-20, SO-15, SO-10, SO-PSK, SO-FT,
SO-RTTY)
3. C&T ( Club Stations and Teams)
The PRCC results for each year
are published after the PRO CW CONTEST by December 31.
Revision date:Aug 23, 2026 at 03:23 UTC YO2RR