The W1AW FMT will run on November 20, 2003 at 0245Z (November 19, 2003, 9:45
PM ET). It will replace the W1AW Phone Bulletin normally scheduled at that
time. It is recommended that participants listen to W1AW's transmissions
prior to the event to get an idea on conditions to see which band (or bands)
will be best for measurement purposes.
Format
The FMT will begin with a general W1AW (QST) call beginning exactly at 0245Z
sent simultaneously on four amateur frequencies. The test will consist of
three 60-second key-down transmissions, followed by a series of dits,
followed by station identification.
The test will last for a period of approximately 15 minutes total. The test
will end with a series of V's, followed by station identification. W1AW will
identify before, during and after the transmissions.
The approximate frequencies are as follows:
80 meters 3584 kHz
40 meters 7049 kHz
20 meters 14051 kHz
15 meters 21054 kHz

Reporting and Results
The submitted report should include the time of reception, frequency
measured and signal report, in addition to name, call and QTH. If possible,
participants should submit reports on more than one band (but not
necessarily on all four).
A Certificate of Participation will be available to all entrants. Those
entrants that come closest to the measured frequency as measured by the ARRL
laboratory will be listed in the test report and will also receive special
recognition on their certificate.
Entries should be postmarked by December 19, 2003 to be eligible. Send
entries to:

W1AW/FMT
225 Main Street
Newington CT 06111