The purpose of the Indiana QSO Party (INQP) is to encourage contact with Indiana amateur radio stations by other Indiana hams and hams worldwide. Stations outside of Indiana work Indiana stations only. Indiana stations work everybody, including other Indiana stations. See the rules for the rest of the details.

To all the stations that got on the air for the 2008 INQP: Thank you!
--- Don't forget to submit your logs by June 15. ---
Results will be posted on the scores page when log checking is complete.

If you worked the Bison Stampede special event station W9UUU, then here's another reason to submit your log. You qualify for a certificate as well as a 50 point bonus! Again this year there were four more special event stations using the calls N9I, N9N, N9Q, and N9P. If you worked all four 1x1 stations, you will receive a special certificate. Additional special certificates will be awarded for working all four 1x1 stations on each of two or more bands. QSL routes: W9UUU direct, N9I via W9IU, N9N via W9RE, N9Q via KE9I, and N9P via AK9F.

In addition to individual awards, there is an award for the Indiana Amateur Radio Club whose members turn in the highest total aggregate score. Clubs must be legitimate radio clubs, meeting FCC requirements for club licensing. Clubs need not have a club license or be members of the Indiana Radio Club Council to qualify. The sponsor of Indiana QSO Party, currently the Hoosier DX and Contest Club, is not eligible for this award. Please see the rules for more details.

Speaking of awards, the INQP is a great time to work on your Worked All Indiana Award. It only takes 60 confirmed counties to earn the initial certificate.

You are invited to join the INQP reflector. Post your questions about the INQP, make suggestions for next year, or just jump in the general discussion with other participants and the organizers.