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Participation in a public Service net - 1 point; maximum 40

Handling formal messages (radiograms) via any mode - 1 point/message handled; maximum 40

Serving in an ARRL-sponsored volunteer position: ARRL Field Organization appointee or Section Manager, NTS Net Manager, TCC Director, TCC member, NTS official or appointee above the Section level – 10 points for each position; maximum 30.

Participation in scheduled, short-term public service events such as walk-athons, bike-a-thons, parades, simulated emergency tests and related practice events. This includes off-the-air meetings and coordination efforts with related emergency groups and served agencies - 5 points/hour or any portion thereof) of time spent in either coordination and/or operating in the public service event; no time limit.

Participation in an unplanned emergency response when the Amateur Radio operator is on the scene. This also includes unplanned incident requests by public or served agencies for Amateur Radio participation – 5 points per hour (or any portion thereof) of time spent directly involved in the emergency operation; no limit.

Providing and maintaining (a) an automated digital system that handles ARRL radiogramformatted messages; (b) a Web page or e-mail list server oriented toward Amateur Radio public service – 10 points per item.

Monthly qualifying total: 70 points