This
fine award is issued by the UBA - Section of Gembloux – GBX (ON6GX) and can be
obtained by all radio amateurs or short waves listeners under the following
rules:Award of Wallonie Rules
This
fine award is issued by the UBA - Section of Gembloux – GBX (ON6GX) and can be
obtained by all radio amateurs or short waves listeners under the following
rules:
Basic
requirements
Contact
stations located on territory of the belgian region of Wallonie. There is no
mode, province or bands restrictions.
Attribution
to:
·
Non-European stations should contact 5 different stations from Wallonie
·
European stations should contact 10 different stations.
·
Belgian stations should contact 15 different stations.
Valid
contacts
All
Contacts after October 1st, 1980 are valid. Only contacts with the provinces of
Namur (zip code 5000-5999), Liège (zip code 4000-4999), Luxembourg (zip code
6000-6999), Hainaut (zip code 7000-7999), and Brabant Wallon (zip code
1300-1399) are valid. QSO with Brussels (zip 1000-1299) are NOT good
NB: Contacts with new province of Brabant Wallon count only starting January 1st, 1995. Before, contacts with french speaking part of Brabant only are good (Post code 1300-1399)
Same rules for SWL.
How
to determine a valid call sign?
It
is not possible to determine by the call sign the location of a Belgian station,
but a list of all belgian callsigns with city and ZIP code can be found on the
Belgian Post and Telecommunication Institute website at:
http://www.ibpt.be/Telecoms/ReseauxRadiocom/radioamateurs-CALLS.xls
Application
QSL
cards are not required. Applications should be made on a GCR list or log copy.
Applications
must be sent to: