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OZ100OZ Award 2026

Today it is 100 years since the first Legal Danish amateur radio license were issued.

In March 1926, the Ministry of Public Works finally decided to give experimental Danish amateurs access to build and operate private
radio transmitting stations on a legal basis. Thus, Børge Jørgensen OZ7BJ and James Steffensen OZ7JS became the first two Danish radio amateurs to be issued a valid Danish broadcasting license and this happened in March 1926 - 100 years ago.

During 1926, more than 40 new OZ-licenses were issued, thus legalizing the use of their transmitting equipment.

Experimental Danish Radio Amateurs are celebrating this by activating an event from
1st March at 00:00 UTC to 8th March at 23:59 UTC,
where the call sign OZ100OZ will be on the air.

Activity can be followed here: https://www.supersaas.dk/schedule/edr/OZ100OZ

All two-way contacts and SWL reports count towards the diploma.
Contact with OZ100OZ on different bands or modes (CW, SSB or DIGI) counts 1 point. Max. 3 points per band.

There are three categories of diplomas:
DX: GOLD=8 - SILVER=6 - BRONZE= 4 (Stations outside Europe)
EU: GOLD=14 - SILVER=10 - BRONZE=6 (Stations in Europe)
OZ: GOLD=18 - SILVER=14 - BRONZE=8 (Stations in Denmark)

Please check that your QSOs are in our Log on https://clublog.org/logsearch/OZ100OZ before you submit an application! Applications must be submitted no later than December 31, 2026.

Print your own diploma
This diploma is free. Send an email to award manager oz4cg(at)live.dk with information about your callsign, as well as each QSO with date, time, mode and frequency. We will check the log and send an email with the diploma attached as a PDF file.

Printed and laminated diploma

The diploma costs 75 DKK. Send your PayPal payment together with the information mentioned above, plus your postal address, to "Laminate manager": ha(at)hand.dk

OZ100OZ QSL cards will be available
Use OQRS Clublog to order a card.
Questions regarding QSL should be sent to oz1acb(at)wiland.dk

Information can be found at http://qrz.com/db/OZ100OZ

Organizers:
Log manager = OZ0J - Jørgen – oz0j(at)oz0j.dk
QSL manager = OZ1ACB - oz1acb(at)wiland.dk
Award manager = OZ4CG - oz4cg(at)live.dk
Layout manager = OZ2i - oz2i(at)edr.dk

OZ2I Henning Andresen OU2I
Experimenting Danish Radioamateurs

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