DX2006 Prizes

This page was last updated: Wednesday July 19, 2006 03:24:57 PM -0700
The BCDX Club is pleased to announce ICOM Canada as our primary sponsor for DX2006. In a continued demonstration of their unfailing commitment to support amateur radio activities worldwide, ICOM Canada is donating our grand prize... a
IC-756PROIII HF/50MHz All Mode Transceiver Take your DXing to the Next Level with +30dBm-class Third-order Intercept Point The 756PRO Series Legacy Continues to Grow Icom and the renowned IC-756PRO series continue to make ham radio history: First 32-bit floating point DSP transceiver First transceiver with customizable filter shapes. There were no optional filters to buy, for none were needed. First mid-class HF transceiver with +30dBm-class third-order intercept point* First amateur HF transceiver with a large TFT color LCD For the new IC-756PROIII, Icom's combined the cutting-edge receiver technology of the IC-7800 with the familiar ergonomics of the IC-756PROII. Take your DXing to the next level with Icom's IC-756PROIII. (*in the 14MHz Band)
The BCDX Club thanks the following prize contributors for their support If you would like to donate a prize, please email Dave, VE7VR This page will be constantly updated as we work towards the Convention
Prize Donor or Vendor	Item Description
	Athlon 64 and motherboard
	Low noise computer with LCD screen

DX Publishing, Inc	Two (2) certificates for subscriptions (to the winners choice) of either QRZ DX or The DX Magazine
	One (1) year subscription to the Weekly DX One (1) year subscription to the Daily DX
and BCDX Club	One (1) Vibroplex 100th ANNIVERSARY ORIGINAL
	Power tool, copper wire and a brass 'RADIO ROOM' sign
KB7HDX	2006 ARRL Handbook and Antenna Book
	One (1) Antenna Specialist On-Glass”® Vibration Resistant UHF Collinear Antenna One (1) Kent Keyer
	Two (2) copies of the "Amateur Contact Log" logging and contest program software
	Four (4) 3Y0X Mugs	Four (4) 3Y0X Mousepads
	YAESU - FT-857D The FT-857D, the world's smallest HF/VHF/UHF mobile transceiver, provides base station-type performance from an ultra-compact package that's ideal for mobile or external battery portable work. Wide frequency coverage, outstanding receiver performance, and the convenience of optional remote-head operation make the FT-857D the expert's choice for high-performance mobile operation! The FT-857D includes coverage of the U.S. 60-meter (5 MHz) band, plus the optional DSP circuitry. This generous donation is "new in box" -- purchased at Dayton 2005.
	XG2 Three Band Receiver Test Oscillator / S-Meter Calibrator Elecraft's new XG2 Three Band Receiver Test Oscillator expands upon the original XG1 to three popular bands: 80, 40 and 20MK. The XG2 is a fixed-frequency signal source with switch selectable oscillator frequencies on 80, 40 and 20M. Its highly-accurate precision low-level crystal oscillator generates 1 microvolt and 50 microvolt output levels with an absolute output accuracy of better than +/- 2 dB, and an extremely small unit-to-unit variation of typically +/- 1 dB. This ensures that measurements made with different XG2s are consistent, which can be helpful when evaluating used equipment found at flea markets or on the web.
	One (1) discount certificate for a SteppIR antenna
	One (1) copy of the Complete DXer, by Bob, W9KNI One (1) copy of Low Band DXing by John, ON4UN
	One (1) WRTC2006 Referee's jacket
	Two (2) T-shirts Three (3) copies of: "The Care and Feed of Power Grid Tubes", by Eimac
+	One (1) ICOM IC-V82 Handheld
Jason, VE7AG + +	One (1) ICOM IC-2200H VHF mobile
This page was last updated: Wednesday July 19, 2006 03:24:57 PM -0700