CROATIA

General Requirements: Contacts made on any band after July 5, 1992 are valid for these awards. SWL OK. A submission of the log entries and a possession of the QSL-cards are required for the awards. QSLs can be requested for verification. Fee for the awards is 5€ or $US6 , and 3€ or $US4 for different level endorsements. The method of payment is by direct deposit to the HRS bank account at Zagrebacka Banka, Zagreb, Croatia, account # 30101-601-16-2500-3222756. Apply to: Vladimir Pavlica, 9A9R, HRS diplome manager Hrvatski radioamaterski savez, Dalmatinska 12, P.p. 149, 10002 Zagreb, Croatia.

CW contacts made with 9A stations. There are three levels of the award:
Bronze 25 2xCW QSO’s,
Silver 50 2 x CW QSO’s
Gold 75 2xCW QSO’s.

The objective of the award is to stimulate amateur radio activity from all grid squares in the Republic of Croatia. Only contacts made on 50 MHz and above are valid for this award and no repeaters. The award can be issued for three different levels, either mixed band or single band: 3^{rd
level – 6 grid squares
minimum, 2nd level – 10
grid squares minimum and
1st level – all 15 grid
squares. Grid squares
available in 9A are: JN 64,
65, JN 72, 73, 74, 75, 76,
JN 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, JN
92, 94, 95.}

The objective of the award is to stimulate amateur radio activity from all 21 counties in the Republic of Croatia, as well as to encourage the participation in the 9A contests from all parts of the country. The award can be issued for three different levels: Bronze – 10 worked 9A counties, Silver – 15 worked 9A counties and Gold – worked all 21 9A counties

Contact each of the call sign 10 prefixes of Croatia. The award can be issued for three different levels: Bronze, Silver and Gold. Special Event prefixes such as 9A100, 9A80 etc may be used to substitute for one missing prefix. The Bronze level requires one contact in each call area. Silver requires two, and the Gold level requires three.

Award is presented by the National Croatian Tourist Board in cooperation with the Croatian ARA. Contact or provide contacts from islands of Croatia; chasers, activators and SWL’s respectively. The levels of this challenging award are as follows:

Chasers must submit QSL cards or copies of the cards. Any QSLs deemed to have been altered will be disallowed. Activators must show evidence that they have made a minimum of 50 contacts from each island claimed and proof of operation is required, such as photographic or paper authorizations. Activators may count their activity towards the chasers award. Contacts must be made from the same country and made since 26 June 1991 on any HF band 1.8 up to and including 50MHz. Maritime contacts NOT allowed.

Islands of Croatia Directory costs 8 IRCs or 10€ and should be used for any application. This cost includes the cost of the basic certificate. Bronze, Silver and Gold levels cost 8€ or 10 IRCs plus 4 IRCs or 5€ for QSL return postage. All levels of the lOCA award are free of charge for activators. Plaque and trophies costs 25 IRCs. On applying for the Basic award, applicants should send only sufficient postage for the return of their QSL or they will be returned via the bureaus if needed. Application forms to be sent to: Emir Mahmutovia, Slovenska 15, HR-10000 Zagreb, Croatia.

Issued for confirmed contacts with hams operating from different Croatian counties on or after 5 July 1992. Available for: CW, Phone, RTTY and Mixed modes. All contacts on HF and WARC bands are allowed. The diploma is available for both 50 MHz and 144MHz contacts as well, but only in the mixed category. No use of repeaters, packet radio or satellites. SWL OK.

GCR list should include: callsign, county name, date, time, frequency, mode and signal report. The award manager will have the right to check one, or several cards on request. The award is available after receipt of a properly filled application form.

Apply to: Croatian County Award Manager, Kresimir Juratovic 9A7K, PO Box 88, HR-48001 Koprivnica, Croatia.

County list. Easy way to check is by using the postal code to identify the county:
(20 counties, and city of Zagreb has county status for a total of 21 counties.)

Any licenced amateur or SWL can qualify as a CIHG member and earn a special certificate by working (or SWLing) a minimum of 100 different IOTA references after 5 July,1992. At least one 9A-IOTA is needed The qualifying islands include: EU-016, EU-090, EU-110, EU-136 or EU-170.

GCR_list of QSO data from 100 received QSLs (include the callsign, Island name, IOTA reference, QSO date) should be mailed to CIHG president: Kresimir Juratovic,9A7K, P.O.Box –– 88, HR –– 48001 Koprivnica, CROATIA. Existing IOTA program participants may send a copy of recognized IOTA credits, instead of received QSLs data. One_time membership fee is $US5 or 10 DEM. Each member will receive a membership Award, with membership serial number.

Croatian IOTA Hunters Group issue the Croatian IOTA Reference Award, available to all licensed hams and SWLs. The purpose of the award is to promote operation from beautiful Croatian islands, and stimulate hams from Croatia and all over the world to activate Croatian IOTA references. Contacts after 5 July 1992.

The award is issued in the following categories:CW, PHONE and MIXED; all short_wave QSOs count, WARC bands included. The award is also available for 50MHz/6M and for 144MHz/2M as well, but in MIXED level only. Repeater, packet radio or satellite QSOs do NOT count for the award.

GOLD endorsement requirements: ALL 9A_IOTAs (currently 5 IOTAs: EU_016, EU_090, EU_110, EU_136, EU_170 ).

Award Fee is $US5 or 5€. Gold Endorsement Fee is $US2 or 2€. GCR_list (island name, IOTA reference and other relevant QSO data), verified by 2 licenced hams or national ham association.

No QSL cards are needed, but the Award manager is entitled to check one or all QSLs.

Award manager: Kresimir Juratovic, 9A7K P.O.BOX : 88, HR 48001 Koprivnica CROATIA

Sponsored by the Croatian IOTA Hunters Group - CIHG to pay tribute to people located on Croatian islands with residents, some of which are small, desolate islands and islets. It is issued for confirmed contacts with hams operating from Croatian islands with year-round residents on or after 5th July, 1992.

A. All Croatian Islands Award - BASIC
Available for CW, Phone, RTTY and Mixed modes.
All confirmed contacts on HF are eligible, including WARC bands. 50MHz, 6M and 144MHz/2M also valid.
No contacts using Relay Stations, Satellite, Packet Radio or telephone.

Diploma Levels	Award Applicants Need the following number of different islands from the official ACIA list:	Fee
ACIA Basic Class I	5	5E
ACIA Basic Class II	3	5E
ACIA Basic Medal	10	15E
ACIA Basic Trophy	15	30E

SWL OK. Cards must be in your possession. The award manager has the right to check any cards on request. The award is available after receipt of a properly filled application form. http://www.9a7k.com/ACIA/ACIA-Application %20form.zip Data requested in this application form are the following: call sign, CIA reference, island or lighthouse name, date, time, frequency, mode and report.

Apply to: ACIA Award Manager, Kresimir Juratovic, 9A7K, P.O. Box - 88, HR - 48001 Koprivnica, CROATIA.

B. All Croatian Islands Award - DIAMOND
Available for CW, Phone, RTTY and Mixed modes.
All confirmed contacts on HF are eligible, including WARC bands. 50MHz, 6M and 144MHz/2M also valid.
No contacts using Relay Stations, Satellite, Packet Radio or telephone.

Diploma Levels	Award Applicants Need the following number of different islands from the official ACIA list:	Fee
ACIA Diamond Award	50	7€
ACIA Diamond Bronze Medal	100	15€
ACIA Diamond Silver Medal	200	15€
ACIA Diamond Gold Medal	300	15€
ACIA Diamond Plaquette	400	30€
ACIA Diamond 500 Trophy - Pitcher	500	40€
ACIA Diamond 600 Trophy - Pitcher	600	40€
ACIA Diamond 700 Trophy - Pitcher	700	40€
ACIA Diamond Honour Roll - Sticker	800	Free
ACIA Diamond Honor Roll No. 1 - Sticker	900	Free

Apply to: A CIA Award Manager, Kresimir Juratovic, 9A7K, P.O. Box - 88, HR - 48001 Koprivnica, CROATIA.

Sponsored by the Croatian IOTA Hunters Group _ CIHG , in collaboration with Croatian Amateur Radio Association. The award pays tribute to people located on small, desolate islands and islets, daily exposed to hardship and danger, and we acknowledge and honour their dedicated work. The award encourages amateur radio activity from Croatian lighthouses. . The award is available for both working and operating/activating Croatian lighthouses. All QSOs after 1st July, 2000 are valid. Each recognized lighthouse is allocated its permanent CLH reference number (ie, lighthouse Palagruza is CLH_100). Special rules for activators. A list of all Croatian lighthouses for CLHA is obtainable from the Award manager on request. List is free of charge, however, return postage cover is required ($US3 or 6 IRCs). Each award applicant needs a CLHA Directory. Application sheet is inside this Directory and each activator or award applicant must fill it out and return to Award manager. There are 6 levels to the award:

Endorsement available for all CW, phone or mixed. All contacts in short_wave and WARC bands are allowed. Diploma is available for both 50 MHz and 144 MHz contacts as well, but only in category Mixed. No use of repeaters, packet radio or satellites. Contacts must be made from same country. Manager reserves right to check cards. Fee for Basic award is$US6 or 5€ for hams outside Croatia. Croatian hams shall pay a fee in local currency of 25 kuna. Each endorsement fee is 10 kuna, 5€ or $US2. Each endorsement fee is 10 kuna or $US2, Medal fee is $US17 or 15€, or equivalent in local currency kuna. Trophy fee is $US35 or 30€.. Diploma CLH Honour Roll is free_of_charge for all hams. SWL OK.

Apply to: CLH Award Manager, Kresimir Juratovic, 9A7K, P. O. BOX: 88, HR-48001 Koprivnica Croatia.

This award is sponsored by the HRS (Croatian Amateur Radio Association) and issued by Croatian IPA members. Available to all licenced radio amateurs and SWLs and may be earned for CW, SSB or MIXED contacts. All bands.

    1. CPA SILVER : 50 points + 1 Croatian IPA member + 3 IPA countries
    2. CPA GOLD : 100 points + 1 Croatian IPA member + 5 IPA countries
    3. CPA MEDAL : 200 points +1 Croatian IPA member + 10 IPA countries.
    4. CPA TROPHY: 500 points + CPA Silver (award) + CPA Gold (award) + CPA Medal (gold) + 15 IPA Countries.

Each QSO with IPA member in your own country = 2 points, QSOs with IPA members on your own continent = 5 points, QSOs with IPA members in other continents = 10 points

Cost of the Award: CPA SILVER AND CPA GOLD $US6 or 6€, CPA Medal (gold) $US17 or 15€ and CPA Trophy $US35 or 30€..

GCR_list, should be sent to the Award Manager: 9A7K., P.O.BOX : 88, HR 48001 Koprivnica CROATIA.

Issued for confirmed contacts with Croatian amateur radio stations with different prefixes on or after 5 July 1992. The basic award Class I requires 3 different, and Class II needs 2. The 9A-PFX Gold Medal requires 5 different 9A prefixes, and the 9A-PFX Trophy requires 10 different 9A prefixes.

For each class, you may substitute one time any special 9A prefix: e.g. 9A2000, 9A900, 9A700. May be endorsed for all: CW, Phone, RTTY and Mixed. All bands, including WARC allowed. The diploma is available for both 50 MHz and 144 MHz contacts as well, but only in the Mixed category. No use of repeaters, packet radio or satellite. SWL OK. The award manager has the right to check one, or several, cards on request. GCR list (including callsign, date, time, frequency, mode and RS/T) and fee of $US6 or 5€ for basic award, fee for medal is $US17 or 15€, and fee for Trophy is $US35 or 30€.

Apply to: 9A - PFX Award Manager, Kresimir Juratovic, 9A7K, P.O. Box 88, HR - 48001 Koprivnica, CROATIA.

General Requirements: Sponsored by the Croatian Section of the European PSK Club (EPC-CRO), a part of the Radio Club of Zagreb. The awards are based on working members and the geography of Croatia. SWL OK. Work members using PSK modes. PSK contacts ok on or after 10th June 2006. Awards are available only to members of the group, but membership is FREE of charge - refer to Internet address to join. All awards are issued FREE of charge in a high quality PDF format and sent via email to the applicants.

Application Procedure: All claims for the EPC awards should be made using this Application Form or the UltimateEPC Award Management Software by DK5UR. The award applicant should re-submit his application when claiming for higher/other classes of awards. The award manager will keep all your records in our database. Please make sure before you submit your ADIF log that you have checked it with the appropriate software.

The EPC-CRO Awards may be claimed by any EPC member eligible under the EPC-CRO PSK Award Series General Rules listed above who can produce evidence in a form of ADIF log of having contacted different Croatian stations by using any type of the Phase Shift Keying. Each contact with EPC-CRO member is worth 10 points. Only one QSO is permitted with each EPC-CRO member. Ten contacts with ordinary Croatian stations (EPC-CRO non-members) can be used as a «Joker» to replace any one missing QSO with EPC-CRO member (only three missing EPC-CRO members could be replaced in whole EPC-CRO award program). Each ordinary Croatian station (EPC-CRO non-member) counts only once, and each QSO is worth 1 point. The final score is the result of the total QSO points.

1. EPC-CRO BRONZE AWARD 50 Points
2. EPC-CRO SILVER AWARD 100 Points
3. EPC-CRO GOLD AWARD 150 Points
4. EPC-CRO PLATINUM AWARD 190 Points
5. EPC-CRO DIAMOND AWARD 230 Points

The EPC-CRO Regional Awards may be claimed by any EPC member eligible under the EPC-CRO Award Series General Rules listed above who can produce evidence in a form of ADIF log of having contacted different EPC members in various EU Areas within Croatia (see map on web site) by using any type of the Phase Shift Keying. Each station counts only once in each EU area within Croatia. Requirements per each award are listed below.

1. EPC-CRO EAST REGION AWARD
The applicant should make PSK contacts with EPC members from any 3 EU Areas in East Region of Croatia (comprises of CR01, CR02, CR10, CR11, CR17 and CR18).
2. EPC-CRO NORTH REGION AWARDThe applicant should make PSK contacts with EPC members from any 3 EU Areas in North Region of Croatia (comprises of CR06, CR07, CR09, CR14, CR16, CR20 and CR21).
3. EPC-CRO SOUTH AWARD
The applicant should make PSK contacts with EPC members from any 4 EU Areas in South Region of Croatia (comprises of CR03, CR04, CR05, CR08, CR12, CR13, CR15 and CR19).

KOPRIVNICA CITY AWARD - K C A

The diploma is issued for contacts with Croatian amateur radio stations which are located in the city of Koprivnica . All QSOs after 5 th July, 1992 are valid. SWL OK.

a) BASIC - award
Class I : 2 QSO's with different amateur radio stations from the city of Koprivnica
Class II : 1 QSO with amateur radio station from the city of Koprivnica

b) Gold medal:
I 3 QSO's with different amateur radio stations from the city of Koprivnica or
II 3 QSO's with the special call sign 9A 650 C on three (3) different bands

c) Trophy: I 5 QSO's with different amateur radio stations from the city of Koprivnica or
II 5 QSO's with the special call sign 9A 650 C on five (5) different bands

The diploma is issued for the following categories: CW, Phone, RTTY , PSK31 and Mixed . All contacts on HF and WARC bands are allowed. The diploma is available for both 50 MHz and 144 MHz contacts as well. Contacts through repeaters, packet radio or satellites are not allowed. The award fee is 5 EUR , the medal fee is 15 EUR and the trophy fee is 30 EUR . QSL cards do not have to be in the applicant's possession. The GCR list (with call sign, date UTC, band and mode) must be certified by two licensed OM 's or by the national award manager.

All applications for '' Koprivnica City Award'' should be directed to Koprivnica City Award Manager, Kresimir Juratovic, 9A7K, P.O. Box - 88, HR - 48001 Koprivnica, C R O A T I A.

Internet:: http://www.9a7k.com

Offered by the "Marko Polo" International Center and Radio Club "Korcula" 9A1CLM to publicize the historical links between this well_known world traveler and the town of Korcula. SWL OK. All contacts must be made from the same country or or after 5 July 1992.

Requirements: make one QSO with Marco Polo’s home town of Korcula, Croatia and at least 20 confirmed contacts with DXCC countries that are geographically located on the historical Silk Road. Contacts with China/BY, Italy I plus an amateur located in the town of Korcula are required. All bands and modes, but cross band contacts are not permitted. Contact at least 20 countries from the following list:

Afghanistan (YA), Armenia (EK), Azerbaijan (4J,4K), China ( BY),
Egypt (SU), Georgia (4L), Greece (SV), India (VU),
Indonesia (YB,YC), Iran (EP), Iraq (YI), Israel (4X),
Italy (I), Kazakh (UN,UQ), Kirghiz (EX), Lebanon (OD),
Mongolia (JT), Palestine (E4), Singapore (9V), Sri Lanka (4S),
Syria (YK), Tadjik (EY), Turkey (TA), Turkoman (EZ),
Uzbek (UJ,UM), West Malaysia (9M2_4).

The list of the stations that are active from the town of Korcula is as follows: 9A1CLM, 9A2FL, 9A2QQ, 9A2ZM, 9A3EG, 9A5ABX, 9A6KUD, 9A7N, 9A7PSL. (M/M or /P contacts are OK).

Cards are not needed, though manager reserves the right to ask for any. GCR list and fee of $US7 to: Nenad Kosovi" 9A7N, Sv. Nikole 73, 20260 Korcula, CROATIA.E_mail: nenad.kosovic@du.tel.hr

General Requirements : Contacts must have been made since 1 Jan 2000. Any lighthouses under the CLH, ARLH, LH or WLH reference system which are also found on the TWLH list are recognized as valid for purposes of this award. SWL OK. The awards are available to be endorsed for CW, Phone, RTTY or Mixed. All bands OK, including WARC. Separate endorsement for 50MHz/6m also available. No use of relay stations, satellite, packet or telephone is permitted. You must possess the cards. GCR list is accepted and must include all QSO information plus reference number (CLH, ARLH, LH or WLH) identifying the location, plus the name of the lighthouse. Manager is: Kresimir Juratovic 9A7K, PO Box 88, HR 48001 Koprivnica, Croatia.

Information on joining this group of lighthouse hunters is found on their website.

SWL OK. All bands and modes OK, except no use of repeaters, packet radio or satellites. GCR list and fee of 5€, $US5 or 5 IRCs to: Radio Club Zagreb, Trg zrtava fasizma 14, HR-10000 Zagreb, Croatia.

Sponsored by the Radio Club of Zagreb, 9A1ADE, one of the oldest clubs in Europe for contacting any amateur station in the city of Zagreb using digital communication modes. Contacts must be made on or after 5 July 1992. You may use HF (including WARC bands), VHF and UHF. All digital modes are valid including: RTTY, PSK31, PSK63, THROB, HELL, MFSK, MT63, WSJT, STREAM, PACTOR, OLIVIA, etc. as permitted by the IARU band plan. SWL OK.

     Requirements:
     9A stations need 10 contacts.
     All other Europeans need 5.
     All others need 3.

Apply with a GCR list showing all QSO information, including digital mode used. Cards are not required, but the award manager reserves the right to request them. Fee is $US6, 5E or 20KN for HRS members to: Radio Club ZAGREB, Trg Žrtava fašizma 14, HR-10000 Zagreb, Croatia.

Make contacts with 9ACWG after 1 May 1995 as follows. 9A's need 10 contacts, Europeans 6, all others 3. GCR list and fee of $US5 or 5€ or 10 IRCs to: Mato Samardzic 9A3SM, Jure Kastelana 20, HR-10000 Zagreb, Croatia.

Members: 9A1AA 9A2AJ 9A2EU 9A2TN 9A2VB 9A2WJ 9A3A 9A3PA 9A3SM 9A3UF 9A4W 9A5I(SK) 9A5O 9A6T 9A7AA 9A7V 9A7W 9A8A BV2TA DF4BV DK1WU DL3MCO DL4CF DL4FDM DL8HRW DL8KAZ F5PIQ G0EBW HA0EQ HA3NU I7ALE K1RH(SK) K9QVB OE4CSK OH4YR OK1RR ON5ME ON6CW PY1BVY RA6AR S51M S58MU T94GB T94YT UA1CGS Z35M

Croatian members of DIG (Diplom Interessen Gruppe) issue the Worked 9A DIG Members Award.

The diploma is issued for confirmed contacts with Croatian radio amateurs who are members of DIG (Diplom Interesse Gruppe). All contacts after 5^th July, 1992 are valid. No use of repeaters, packet radio or satellite. SWL OK.

Available for CW, Phone, RTTY and Mixed contacts. All contacts on HF and WARC bands are allowed. The diploma is available for both 50 MHz and 144 MHz contacts as well. GCR list should include callsign, DIG number, date, time, frequency, mode and signal report. Apply to: Kresimir Juratovic, 9A7K(DIG 5738), P.O. Box 88, HR - 48001 Koprivnica, CROATIA.

Member list: 9A1BTU – 0934 9A1CAY – 0524 9A1CBM – 0525 9A2AA – 0513 9A2AU – 1257 9A2AZ – 0453 9A2CB – 0593 9A2CC – 3658 9A2HF – 5286 9A2JK – 1256 9A2LA – 0469 9A2LM – 2449 9A2TX – 5703 9A2WJ – 0537 9A3IJ – 5078 9A3SM – 4740 9A3ZG – 5565 9A5I – 0558 – SK 9A7K – 5738 9A2KL - 5948

General Requirements: All modes and bands. SWL OK. Fee of 10 IRCs or $US5 for each award. GCR accepted. For all awards, calls beginning with KG4 (Guantanamo Bay) are NOT valid. Apply to either:
1. FRC Award Department, POB #1, Habana, Cuba.
2. Luis Gomes CT1ESO, PO Box 207, 8900 V.R.STº Ant, Portugal.

Work and confirm 30 countries and islands of the American Continent for Class III, 35 for Class II, and over 40 for Class I. Contacts must be after 1 January 1959. One of the countries must be Cuba. KG4 is not valid.

Class I Excellent : work 30 of the 32 countries and call areas in the Caribbean including those countries with a coast on that area such as XE, VP1, TG, HR, YN, TI, HP and YV. Class II: work 25; Class III: work 20 Countries that have changed call signs accepted under any valid call. One of the countries must be Cuba. KG4 is not valid, not a surprise.

Work all eight Cuban call districts (CL CM CO T41 T48 ) from 1 to 8. Any missed district, and no more than two, may be substituted by contacting Cuban Club stations. Cuban stations must work the eight districts and cannot use substitute contacts. Club stations have three letters in the suffix. Contacts after 1 January 1959.

Award Level	Croatian Counties Needed	Fee
Basic - Class I	5	$US6 or 5E
Basic - Class II	3	$US6 or 5E
Gold Medal	10	$US17 or 15E
Trophy	15	$US35 or 30E
Honor Roll Endorsement	21	Free if you possess basic award, medal and trophy.

County name	Zip code
Zagreb City	10000 - 100xx
Zagreb County	10xxx - 10xxx
Krapina and Zagorje County	49000 - 49xxx
Sisak and Moslavina County	44000 - 44xxx
Karlovac County	47000 - 47xxx
Varazdin County	42000 - 42xxx
Koprivnica and Krizevci County	48000 - 48xxx
Bjelovar and Bilogora County	43000 - 43xxx
Rijeka County	51000 - 51xxx
Lika and Senj County	53000 - 53xxx
Virovitica and Podravina County	33000 - 33xxx
Pozega and Slavonia County	34000 - 34xxx
Slavonski Brod and Posavina County	35000 - 35xxx
Zadar County	23000 - 23xxx
Osijek and Baranja County	31000 - 31xxx
Sibenik and Knin County	22000 - 22xxx
Vukovar and Srijem County	32000 - 32xxx
Split and Dalmatia County	21000 - 21xxx
Istria County	52000 - 52xxx
Dubrovnik and Neretva County	20000 - 20xxx
Medjimurje County	40000-40xxx

	50 + 144 MHz	432MHz
Stations in city of Zagreb	50	5
Outside the city of Zagreb	25	3

Award Level	DIG members from 9A required	Fee
Basic – Class I	3	$US6 or 5E
Basic – Class II	2	$US6 or 5E
Gold Medal	5	$US17 or 15E
9A Members Trophy	10	$US35 or 30E
Honor Roll – gold endorsement	15	$US2 or 2E

Level	Chasers Need:	Activators Need:
Basic	10	5
Bronze	25	10
Silver	50	20
Gold	75	40
Diamond	100	50
Plaque	150	75
Trophy	200	100
Gold Trophy	300	150
Diamond Trophy	400	200

Diploma Level	Activator	Applicants
Basic	10	10
Silver Endorsement	50	50
Gold Endorsement	100	100
Medal	150	150
CLH Trophy	180	180
CLH Honor Roll	200	200

Basic Award	Different Lighthouses from the TWLH List:	Fee
Class I	3	5E
Class II	2	5E
Medal	5	15E
Trophy	10	30E

Award of Excellence	Different Lighthouses from the TWLH List:	Fee
TWLHD – Excellent	50	10E
Excellent 100	100	2E
Excellent 200	200	2E
Excellent 300 (Trophy)	300	2E (50E)
Excellent 400	400	2E
Excellent 500	500	2E
Excellent 600 (Trophy)	600	2E (50E)
Excellent 700	700	2E
Excellent 800	800	2E
Excellent 900 (Trophy)	900	2E (50E)
Excellent 1000	1000	2E

QTH of the Applicant	# of contacts in Zagreb
Zagreb	30
other cities in Croatia	20
other Europe	10
stations outside Europe	3