Manifesting Power: Successfully completing a solo walk-on operation with continuous transmission for more than 6 hours, and confirming at least 100 QSOs.
Christmas in the Sky: Establishing a radio station and achieving more than 10 successful connections at an altitude of over 3000 meters.
Earth's Awakening: Conduct orienteering and mobile operation with a radio transmitter in a remote area, either on foot or using mountain bikes, while achieving more than 10 successful connections.
Waterborne Life: Setting up a radio on land during heavy rain or setting up a radio at sea and achieving more than 10 successful connections. (Note: Be aware of lightning and maritime safety!!!)
Wind-Induced Interference: Establishing and operating a radio station in an environment with sustained winds of 6 or higher, or gusts of 7 or higher, while achieving more than 10 successful connections. (Note: Prioritize personal safety!!!)
Ice-bound: Operate a radio in an environment with temperatures below -15°C or snow accumulation exceeding 0.5m, and achieve more than 10 successful connections. (Note: Risk of hypothermia!)
The Ultimate Test: During a field exercise, the subject remained outside for more than 48 hours without resupply and established over 10 reliable communication links.
Ultimate Trust: Successfully establishing a radio station in a park or attraction with over 100 visitors, without any complaints or interference, and achieving more than 10 successful connections.
I feel that this version of "Wild Frontier" has some very challenging levels, in response to the original poster: "Wild Frontier is designed to be engaging, not to encourage extreme sports or life-threatening activities. Therefore, the challenges should be achievable."
Personally, I think adjusting to the following metrics would be better.
Demonstration of Endurance: Successfully completing a 2-hour solo hike to the Wildfire Field location and maintaining continuous on-air time for more than 4 hours.
Confirmed QSO count: SSB: 30, FT8: 100 (calculated as 3600 seconds / 90 seconds = 160)
Christmas in the Sky: Setting up radio stations at altitudes above 1500 meters
Confirmed QSO count: SSB: 20; FT8: 50
Earth's Awakening: Conduct orienteering and mobile operation with a radio transmitter in a remote area, either on foot or using mountain bikes, while achieving more than 10 successful connections.
Confirmed QSO count: SSB: 10; FT8: 40
Water-based life forms: Setting up a radio in the wilderness (rain level or higher) or at sea (be careful of lightning and maritime safety!!!)
Confirmed QSO count: SSB: 10; FT8: 20
Wind-borne interference: Installing a radio in an environment with sustained winds of 5 or higher, or gusts of 6 or higher. (Please note: Ensure personal safety!!!)
Confirmed QSO count: SSB: 10; FT8: 20
Ice-bound: When installing a radio in an environment below 0°C or where snow is more than 0.03m thick, be aware of the risk of freezing. (Note: Freezing risks!)
Confirmed QSO count: SSB: 10; FT8: 20
The Ultimate Lifeline: During a field exercise, maintaining continuous operation for more than 48 hours (with a 72-hour supply)
Confirmed QSO count: SSB: 130; FT8: 200
Ultimate Trust: Successfully establishing a radio station in a park or attraction with over 100 visitors, without any complaints or interference, and achieving more than 10 successful connections.
Confirmed QSO count: SSB: 10; FT8: 20
The standard I modified allows for a completion time of approximately 30 minutes to meet the requirements (excluding device disassembly/assembly time).
If you have any better suggestions for adjusting the metrics, please let me know.
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