Getting started with SRR awards

The award.srr.ru platform brings together amateur radio award programmes of the Union of Radio Amateurs of Russia (SRR), callsign profiles, activity pages and an online logger.

This is a short introduction in English. Most linked pages and the account interface are in Russian. Programme pages contain the full award rules; this overview is not a translation of those rules.

1. Create your account and confirm your callsign

  1. Open the home page, select «Войти» (Sign in), then «Зарегистрироваться» (Register).
  2. Enter your name, email address and password. Your email address is your login. Check your inbox and spam folder for the confirmation message.
  3. After signing in, add your callsign in your account and provide the supporting document requested by the site. Creating an account does not automatically confirm a callsign.

Registration and callsign guide, with screenshots (Russian)

2. Check your log and award credit

Use the ADIF checker to inspect a log before uploading it through your account. Uploading a file and processing its records are separate steps: review the processing status and any reported errors.

A submitted QSO is not automatically a confirmed or credited QSO. Confirmation sources, dates, regions, territories, bands and modes can affect eligibility. Read the award-credit guide (Russian) and the rules of the programme you want to complete.

3. Choose an award programme

See all published programmes and ordering information (Russian). Award eligibility and fulfilment depend on the particular programme.

4. Log contacts and explore activities

Open SRR Logger or read its operating guide. A separate CAT connection guide covers supported ways to connect a transceiver. These guides are in Russian.

Use callsign profiles to find published information, and browse public activities. The activity guide explains how to prepare an activity and publish its story.

Need help?

The help library contains detailed instructions. If a problem remains, use the feedback form and describe the page, action and error message. Never include your password.