Welcome to the
West Allis Radio Amateur Club
A Non-Profit Educational Organization

WIQP Team

Chuck Dellis
W9WLX

Tom Macon
K9BTQ

Howard Smith
WA9AXQ

Your comments and questions are welcome!

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Wisconsin QSO Party

March 10, 2013 - 1800Z to 0100Z March 11
(1:00PM CDT to 8:00PM CDT on Sunday, March 10)
The first day of Daylight Savings Time!

2013 Information
	Logs Received Rules WIQP Multiplier List Wisconsin Counties Map Entry Form (needed with paper logs only) WIQP Package - (pdf format) Includes: Rules, Entry Form, Multiplier List and County Map WIQP Flyer - one page with summary of rules and county map/list (pdf format) Activate All 72! Wisconsin has 72 counties - let's activate all of them! Here's more info. Mobiles: 2013 Route Postings Post your route plans on the WIQP Mailing List or on the County Hunters website. Click on Planned Trips. Detailed maps of each Wisconsin county are available on the Wisconsin DOT website.
Operating Tips
	Mobile Tips Interested in going mobile? This article by Jim, K8IR, will get you started! 10 Reasons Why YOU Should Operate in the Wisconsin QSO Party An interesting article for beginners and veterans alike by Fred, N9FH. The above article in pdf format
Logging Software
	A popular WIQP logging program is available from N3FJP Amateur Radio Software and an updated version has recently been released. The new version 2.0 reflects our current WIQP rules, so the disclaimer note about the WIQP program on the N3FJP website is gone. Everyone using the N3FJP program for WIQP is encouraged to upgrade. How to upgrade Operating Tips V2.0 Change notes
	Another popular logging program is the N1MM logger. N1MM Tips for WIQP
General Information
	New WIQP Committee Join our Mailing List (Reflector)
History
	WIQP History since 1996 All-Time Standings