G-QRP Club Awards.
This is a summary of the G-QRP Club Awards. For more info (as of Jan. 89)
A. D. Taylor G8PG
37, Pickerill Road,
Greasby,
Merseyside L49 3ND
England.

NOTE. G-QRP club recently redefined CW 'QRP'. It had been defined as 5-Watts
      DC power INPUT but was redefined to be 5-Watts RF OUTPUT (as mentioned
      in SPRAT #57, Winter 88/89). QSL cards specifying 5W output will be
      accepted if dated 1st Jan 1988 or later. SSB level is 10W PEP.
      I presume this change is reflected in all these awards and have
      modified the wording where appropriate, but to be sure contact G8PG.

Worked G-QRP club award.
      Open to members and non-members who after Jan 1st, 1975 work 20
      G-QRP club members. Endorsements issued for each additional 20 members
      worked.

Heard G-QRP club award.
      As for Worked G-QRP club award but issued to SWLs who confirm
      reception of 20 G-QRP members.

QRP countries award.
      Members only. Basic award for contact with 25 countries as per the
      DXCC list. Endorsements for each additional 25.

QRP Listener award.
      For any SWL who confirms reception of QRP stations in 15 countries
      and endorsements for each additional 15.

TWO WAY QRP award.
      To any member for contacts with 10 different DXCC countries when both
      the member and station worked were using QRP. Endorsements for each
      additional 10 countries worked.

QRP Master Award.
      Issued to any member holding Worked G-QRP-C with a 60 member
      endorsement, QRP countries with a 75 country endorsement AND a 2-way
      QRP with a 20-country endorsement.

QRP WAC
      Issued to any member who works all 6 continents while QRP.


General Award Rules.

1.    The applicant must either submit QSLs for all contacts OR a list,
      signed by two licensed amateurs, stating that they have seen QSLs
      for the contacts. For two-way QRP the power used MUST appear on all
      cards.

2.    For the transmitting Awards the claimant must submit a signed
      declaration of the following form: "I .... certify that during the
      contacts upon which this claim is based, my power output did not
      exceed 5W RF. SIGNED, DATED".
      (This is affected by the rule change as mentioned at the beginning).

3.    (a) The whole contact, including any calls necessary to establish
      communication must be made with a power output not exceeding 5W.
      (b) This is now obsolete due to power limit change. It specified
      that 5W DC input would be considered equal to 3.6W RF output.
      (c) When SSB is used the power limit is 10W PEP.

FEE for awards. My rather old award list specifies 30 pence or 3 IRCs for
      each award to cover postage costs.