In conjunction with the 2021/2022 GERATOL Net season, we are pleased to announce the launch of a new certificate, to help celebrate our 50th Anniversary. Truly a major milestone for the GERATOL Worked All States Net. This certificate will be available beyond the 2021/2022 season, for anyone who wishes to complete the requirements for this special anniversary certificate.
The following requirements need to be met, in order to qualify for this certificate:
Fifty (50) contacts must be made on the GERATOL Net itself, during an official net session.
One of those 50 contacts must be made with the GERATOL Net Club Station W0NL GERATOL #1M, Frank – AA0ZP Trustee of the GERATOL Club Call, or with one of the GERATOL SPECIAL EVENT Call signs, including W1G and/or K1G.
The 50 Stations worked, (Less the Special Event calls) must have a GERATOL number. However, you don’t need one to complete the certificate.
If you work a station with multiple GERATOL #’s, you must make separate contacts for each G # worked.
Club stations with G #’s are also good for this requirement.
All call sign formats, as always, are eligible and encouraged to participate.
Logs must be submitted to Bob – AI4IL and contain the standard log information, including:
Call Sign of station worked, Date/Time, Signal Reports and Frequency to 4 digits & GERATOL # of the station worked.
Entry logs may be submitted via email to: ai4il@arrl.net
Be sure to include your name as you wish to have it appear on the CERTIFICATE itself.
Also, be sure to include a valid phone number, and email address, should any questions need to be answered by our awards manager.
If you have no email account, paper logs may be sent to: Bob – AI4IL Paper logs will be forwarded to:
Bob Gurka AI4IL
48 Deerwood Estates
Lakeland, GA 31635
If using a paper log, please utilize the log format available on our website which can be found under the FILES tab of the tool bar, and then go to ADDITIONAL AIDS AND FORMS FOR THE GERATOL NET, or simply click on the two images below, for pages 1 and 2 of the log forms, and print them out.