NARC Awards
The Club awards (in alphabetical order) are:
BOB BROUGHTON AWARD
For outstanding achievement in the VHF or UHF fields. The project may be a written article, a design, a project or any creditable achievement in VHF or UHF.
BONER AWARD
For the amateur who has made the largest or most classical mistake since April of the previous year. Nominations with the gory details will be most welcome and will provide the opportunity to "Name a Friend".
BUNNY HUNTING AWARD
To the individual or individuals who have demonstrated their ability at mobile radio direction finding or who have contributed significantly to mobile radio direction finding.
HF AWARD
For the individual who has contributed significantly to amateur radio by their active participation in the High Frequency portion of the spectrum.
HOME BREW AWARD
To the individual who has demonstrated technical skills in one or more of the following areas: Modification of commercial equipment including surplus gear. Equipment constructed from either personal design or non-kit design. Equipment constructed from a kit. (Note: This applies primarily to amateurs who have been licensed for two years or less. The age of the builder will be a weighting factor.)
KEN HUTCHISON AWARD
For the individual who has exemplified the spirit of Amateur Radio by his/her participation in public service events.
NEW HAM AWARD
For the individual who has demonstrated a keen interest in the hobby by active involvement in Club activities in their first year as an amateur radio operator.
PRESIDENT'S MERIT AWARD
Selected and presented by the President to the individual who has made the most significant contribution to the Club and to the cause of Amateur Radio.
SPOUSE'S AWARD
For the spouse of an amateur who has contributed to amateur radio by making any contribution of merit to amateur radio.
TED SACKER AWARD
For the successful completion of a project or design which required in-depth technical research and dedication. Projects entered under the Home Brew category may also be eligible for this award.
TRAINING AWARD
For the individual who has made the most significant contribution in the area of amateur radio training. The recipient need not be an active instructor.
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