Diplome im Amateurfunk
Diplome werden von den Radioclubs und Vereinigungen weltweit zur Anerkennung von Leistungen im Amateurfunk vergeben. Diplome werden auf Antrag, der heute oft elektronisch oder per Papierform gestellt wird, vergeben. Elektronische Anträge erfolgen über den Account des DCL oder über das Programm Ultimate AAC welches von der EPC Seite im Download erreicht werden kann. Das Ultimate AAC wird für Diplome in den Digitalen Betriebsarten genutzt.
Das Diplom
(*) Ein Diplom im Amateurfunk ist eine Auszeichnung, die von Amateurfunkorganisationen oder -verbänden vergeben wird, um besondere Leistungen oder Aktivitäten im Amateurfunk zu würdigen. Diese Diplome können für verschiedene Errungenschaften verliehen werden, wie zum Beispiel das Knüpfen von Funkverbindungen mit einer bestimmten Anzahl von Ländern, Kontinenten oder speziellen Stationen, die Teilnahme an Wettbewerben oder das Erreichen bestimmter technischer Fähigkeiten.
Diplome dienen oft als Motivation für Funkamateure, ihre Aktivitäten auszubauen und neue Herausforderungen anzunehmen. Sie werden meistens in Form von Urkunden, Zertifikaten oder digitalen Nachweisen vergeben und sind ein anerkanntes Zeichen für Engagement und Erfahrung im Amateurfunk.
Beispiele für bekannte Amateurfunk-Diplome sind das DXCC (für Verbindungen mit mindestens 100 Ländern), das WAS (Worked All States, für Verbindungen mit allen US-Bundesstaaten) oder spezielle Diplome, die von nationalen oder regionalen Amateurfunkverbänden herausgegeben werden. Ebenso das WAE – Worked All Europe das in den Klassen III bis I herausgegeben wird. (*)
Die Diplom Interessen Gruppe (DIG)
Die DIG richtet sich an alle Funkamateure die sich mit dem Thema Diplome im Amateurfunk und hier insbesondere mit der Erlangung und dem Austausch von Diplomen beschäftigen.
Auswahl von Diplomen des DARC e.V.
Sonderdiplome – Aktuell
1. Purpose
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the PKP (Polish State Railways).
2. Patronage
The Association for the Promotion of Sports, Tourism and Culture „Kolejarz“ and the PKP Group Foundation.
3. Organizer
Dobrzycki Amateur Radio Club SP3PDO and members of the SP FIRAC club.
4. Participating special event stations
SP100PKP, SQ100PKP, HF100PKP, SN100PKP, SO100PKP, 3Z100PKP
5. Award Start / End dates
From 00:00 UTC on September 1, 2026 to 23:59 UTC September 30, 2026.
6. YL / OM QSO
Award is issued following the QSO with the special event stations, in the period indicated in point 5 of this regulation. 2-ways QSO with exchange of report are valid (R/S in SSB, R/S/T in CW and R/S for DIGI).
7. Bands
KF: 160 – 80 – 40 – 30 – 20 – 17 – 15 – 12 – 10 MHz.
8. Modes
SSB, CW and DIGI (FT8, FT4, RTTY, PSK).
9. How to work
Each award station can be worked only once per day on the same band and mode. Contacts may be repeated on the following day.
IT’S PROHIBITED TO ASK THE STATION TO CHANGE BAND OR MODE.
10. Scores / QSOs
For 2-ways QSO on each band and mode:
a. CW – 5 points
b. SSB – 3 points
c. DIGI – 1 points
11. Awards
To obtain the award three categories is required a minimum points listed below:
– Basic – 100 points
– Bronze – 200 points
– Silver – 300 points
– Gold – 400 points
12. SWL (Shortwave Listeners)
The award is also available for SWL stations under the same conditions. Applications must be submitted via e-mail in the form of and electronic log to organizer with subject line: „100th PKP Anniversary“. The application must include the applicant’s e-mail address in order to send the award.
13. Award release and QSL
The Award is issued by downloading the file in digital format, in high resolution A4 format, without registration, through the Hamaward.cloud platform, at the end of the Award.
eQsl download will be available in Hamaward.cloud. Sending your log and qsl in not required.
In special cases is possible to receive the paper QSL card via bureau or direct. SASE is required with sufficient postage.
14. Organizer contact address
SP3TYJ – Dariusz Florczyk, 63-330 Dobrzyca, ul. Kozminska 35, e-mail: sp3tyj@wp.pl
Award Activity Rules for the 40th Anniversary of SP1KZE Radio Club
- Organizer
The organizer of the award activity is the SP1KZE Amateur Radio Club in Chojna.
- Purpose of the Activity
To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the SP1KZE club.
- Dates and QSO Scoring Rules
The activity runs from 20 April 2026 to 31 December 2026.
• A QSO with SN40KZE counts for 5 points.
• QSOs on HF bands using SSB, CW, RTTY, FT4, FT8 are valid for the award.
• QSOs may be repeated on the same band if made with a different mode.
• The contact can be repeated the the next day.
- Requirements for Receiving the E‑Award
• SP stations – 40 points required
• EU stations – 20 points required
• DX stations – 10 points required
• SWL stations – same rules as above
- Electronic Award Download Electronic certificates are available at:
The website also allows you to check your current points total.
- SWL Applications
SWL stations should send their logs to the organizer at:
Von qrz.com PH82LIB – Awardprogram –
Operation Market Garden Award
To claim an Operation Market Garden Award you will need to make 5 (bronze), 10 (silver) or 15 (gold) confirmed unique contacts during the month of September. Each contact on a different band or mode. For example 2 contacts on 40m in CW and SSB count as 2 points.
Please send your Award request to phlibaward@gmail.com. Contacts made with our stations from previous seasons, PH80LIB of PH81LIB, are also valid. You will need to send us the contacts from you log and include date, time, frequency, mode, our stationcall and report. We distinguish the following modes, SSB, CW, FM, AM, RTTY, FT8. Good luck hunting our station!
Working with VK5COP Award
Working with VK5COP Award
The Working with VK5COP Award is available to amateur radio operators who make contacts
with VK5COP. The award is available in six achievement levels, based on the total number of completed QSOs with VK5COP:
• Bronze – 5 QSOs
• Silver – 10 QSOs
• Gold – 15 QSOs
• Platinum – 25 QSOs
• Diamond – 50 QSOs
• Sapphire – 75 QSOs
Award Rules
1. The award is open to all licensed amateur radio operators worldwide.
2. All valid amateur radio contacts with VK5COP made on or after November 1, 2025,
are eligible.
3. QSOs may be made on any amateur radio band and using any permitted mode.
4. Duplicate contacts are permitted and count toward the required QSO total.
5. Each achievement level is awarded upon reaching the required number of QSOs.
6. Operators may continue progressing through the award levels as additional contacts with
VK5COP are completed.
7. Awards are issued electronically through HAMLOG.online.
https://hamlog.online/global/australia/vk5/2006
Working with VK5IPA Award
Working with VK5IPA Award
The Working with VK5IPA Award is available to amateur radio operators who make contacts
with VK5IPA. The award is available in six achievement levels, based on the total number of completed QSOs with VK5IPA:
• Bronze – 5 QSOs
• Silver – 10 QSOs
• Gold – 15 QSOs
• Platinum – 25 QSOs
• Diamond – 50 QSOs
• Sapphire – 75 QSOs
Award Rules
1. The award is open to all licensed amateur radio operators worldwide.
2. All valid amateur radio contacts with VK5IPA made on or after November 1, 2025, are
eligible.
3. QSOs may be made on any amateur radio band and using any permitted mode.
4. Duplicate contacts are permitted and count toward the required QSO total.
5. Each achievement level is awarded upon reaching the required number of QSOs.
6. Operators may continue progressing through the award levels as additional contacts with
VK5IPA are completed.
7. Awards are issued electronically through HAMLOG.online.
https://hamlog.online/global/australia/vk5/2003
DK0ACI Award
QSOs that count for the award must fulfill the following conditions:
- Only QSOs with DK0ACI are valid.
- Only QSOs from July 1st 2026 until August 31st 2026 are valid.
- Modes are aggregated to the mainmodes PHONE, DIGITAL and CW.
- For example FM and SSB count as Phone and RTTY and FT8 count as Digital.
- With other words: Working DK0ACI on the same band in the same mainmode is considered as a dupe QSO and does not count for the award.
Any other combination counts as a valid QSO.
- The following award levels are available:
- Bronze: 1 valid QSO with DK0ACI
- Silver: 3 valid QSOs with DK0ACI
- Gold: 5 valid QSOs with DK0ACI
- Platinum: 7 valid QSOs with DK0ACI
For SWLs the same levels apply, please send a QSO list that contains date, time, band, mode and the call of the station that worked DK0ACI, to dl4eax@darc.de.
Von qrz.com DK0ACI und dort den Link (oben):
Auswahl von erreichten Diplomen in FT4 / FT8
Das SOP – Sea of Peace – Diplom
Unter dem DL0SOP Rufzeichen arbeiteten 2026:
