We've seen a lot of complaints about not-too-sharp operation,
wierd phonetics, etc. Yup, it's there. Yup, it kills your
rate. Repeat after me: "It's a hobby." If it ain't fun,
go home. If there's fun in it, find it and do it. When
I had a chance to single-op for a while I went for rate
just for the fun of it. At other times I just enjoyed
the good company, memories of FD's past and my old
elmer (now SK), and the good barbeque.
You get out of Ham Radio what you put into it. If you put
in anger and frustration, you take it home with you again.
If you had fun at FD, you won, no matter what the score. If
you made FD fun for a new op, and role-modeled good operating
practices, you won one for all of us.
On another topic:
Bruce WW1M wrote:
> 3. Funny how, during an "emergency preparedness drill", if an actual
> emergency comes up, such as, in our case, severe weather, everyone hurriedly
> disconnects all the power and antennas, grabs a fresh 807, and heads for the
> cars...
We had a 4.3 'quake. At first, we thought 'BXP had backed into
the trailer...
73, Dave NG0X (2E SCV)
P.S. For the record: I did *not* say: Norway Gnome Zero Xylophone
>From willis@lsil.com (Marc Willis) Fri Jul 1 01:14:34 1994
From: willis@lsil.com (Marc Willis) (Marc Willis)
Subject: "Wierd Phonetics"
Message-ID: <9407010014.AA06496@sks-n68.scrd>
Remebering the Bobbett News Headlines
KN6 Severed Organ
Marc KN6SO
>From Barry Martz <ki8w@freenet.Grfn.ORG> Fri Jul 1 01:30:14 1994
From: Barry Martz <ki8w@freenet.Grfn.ORG> (Barry Martz)
Subject: SHACK-ON-A-BELT
Message-ID: <Pine.3.89.9406302055.E19505-0100000@freenet.grfn.org>
GREAT TERM! I CHUCKELED ALL DAY! FITS LIKE A GLOVE!
73 AND THANKS FOR THE LAUGH, I NEEDED ONE AFTER FD!
de KI8W
>From Tom Frenaye <0002349723@mcimail.com> Fri Jul 1 02:43:00 1994
From: Tom Frenaye <0002349723@mcimail.com> (Tom Frenaye)
Subject: TS-850
Message-ID: <15940701014351/0002349723PK4EM@mcimail.com>
I've had a TS-850 for a couple of years (and recently grabbed a second
one as a spare/second radio). I'm pretty happy with it overall. The
N6TR modification in the NCJ earlier this year to allow for volume adjustment
of the CW sidetone is a requirement (plan carefully, if possible look at a
copy of the tech manual for the parts placement). With some care you can
also break the rx line on the small board with the TR relay and set things
up for a second antenna (beverage, etc). As NJ2L's review in QST noted, the
RIT/XIT control does not have an easy way to set it to zero (no dimple).
Switching from 2.7khz to 500hz filters and back is a bit of a pain if you
have to do it often. There was a QST article about 18 months ago(?) by
KB2?? on a way to control the filters and VBT externally.
All in all, it starts out to be very good and there are reasonable ways
to get around a few quirks. I find it hard to understand why Kenwood hasn't
made any changes to the design in two years though - they should have enough
feedback by now. Don't assume I like the TS850 because I've compared it
to Yaesu or ICOM radios though. 73 Tom K1KI 2349723@mcimail.com
>From Steve Merchant <merchant@crl.com> Fri Jul 1 06:20:30 1994
From: Steve Merchant <merchant@crl.com> (Steve Merchant)
Subject: FD @ K6TZ - CW Stn Results
Message-ID: <Pine.3.87.9406302230.A25110-0100000@crl2.crl.com>
I did Field Day for the first time in over 10 years, and did it from the
Santa Barbara club station, K6TZ (yes, I'm still a club member). We set
up on the soccer field of Ellwood High School in Goleta, about 200 yards
from the beach -- you can hear the sea lions at night.
The CW station came together late in the day, but we got up a tribander @
40', an 80/40 dipole @ 70' (fed with twinlead, tnx K1VR), and a 350'
longwire for 160. The club has a monster diesel generator (250A) --
power is no problemo.
We ran a TS930, a ThinkPad 720C and CT v9.01 -- made 669 Q's on CW.
We called ourselves 3A but the only real operating I saw was from the CW
and VHF stations. The phone station guys made some Q's on Saturday, then
decided to work on their tans on Sunday -- it was 90+F there. We had a
novice station and a rover and a packet. Hard to say what the final
score will be. Everyone seemed to have a very good time -- lots of food,
esp. the traditional Santa Maria style Tri-Tip barbeque at the end of
teardown on Sunday.
Next year: 1) All CW operators must log 10 hours on PED in the two weeks
prior to the event. 2) Forget 160m. 3) Bring Xanax for the Real
Contesters (tm).
It was lots of fun.
73, Steve N4TQO
merchant@crl.com
>From Dieter Dippel" <UNRZ45@daphne.rrze.uni-erlangen.de Fri Jul 1 11:06:57
>1994
From: Dieter Dippel" <UNRZ45@daphne.rrze.uni-erlangen.de (Dieter Dippel)
Subject: WAEDC 1993 CW SCORES (20kByte)
Message-ID: <184221246@daphne.rrze.uni-erlangen.de>
39th European DX Contest (WAEDC) CW 1993
List shows European and Non-European scores in each category.
Complete results with detailed top scores, scores by countries, contest
comments and pictures will be published in the February issue of DARC`s
CQDL radio magazine and in the WAEDC contest booklet.
The WAEDC contest booklet will automatically be sent to those who have
submitted a log in one of the 1993 contests. If you did not send a log
in 1993 and you would like to receive the booklet, please write to:
-----------------------------------------------------------------
WAEDC Contest Committee, P.O.Box 1126, D-74370 Sersheim, Germany
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Contest booklet mailing is in June, also for the certificates, plaques.
Number groups after call: score-QSOs-QTCs-multipliers
Single Operator Europe
LY5R 694548 647 1315 354 S52AA 678380 937 1203 317
DL2MEH 659013 760 1293 321 DL5ATD 634120 870 1040 332
YL2KL 613437 723 1200 319 S57MM 600399 796 1007 333
UT5UGR 591408 661 1337 296 IR2W 559548 855 1029 297
S59AA 559416 558 1235 312 UT4UZ 548695 614 1185 305
DL2EBX 518466 707 1027 299 LZ5Z 514796 801 962 292
S57DX 498213 650 1123 281 SP7GIQ 441650 788 818 275
DL7ON 402962 603 895 269 UY7E 354200 582 818 253
OH6NIO 345663 598 1193 193 SP5CJQ 340480 407 873 266
DL2ZAE 327446 548 683 266 SN3A 314080 747 763 208
I3FDZ 282036 493 744 228 UB5ZAL 279450 415 827 225
DJ9MT 267441 412 707 239 RB5QF 262440 473 742 216
DF8WS 257620 461 710 220 9A2OB 239544 549 560 216
SP9BBH 218313 344 799 191 UA6LAM 196944 493 626 176
DL6RDR 187110 318 573 210 UC2ADX 179208 467 319 228
DK3KD 175680 438 477 192 DL1JF 173951 347 536 197
UA3DPX 173850 316 843 150 LZ6R 166873 400 369 217
YU7BW 161336 483 455 172 DK4RM 160398 276 522 201
RA6LW 157334 300 511 194
G5LP 153966 273 493 201 DJ5GG 151050 343 452 190
DL7VOG 149891 273 658 161 OH8LAE 146927 332 371 209
UB3IQ 144652 335 506 172 HA5LZ 143242 300 466 187
OM3FON 142800 337 363 204 LY1DI 141198 313 386 202
DL5JQ 136116 289 395 199 OK2RU 129786 241 428 194
RA3AUU 128464 350 797 112 YU7AV 127463 301 616 139
DK5OS 123312 238 496 168 RB5QW 120006 318 360 177
OM3CND 119784 337 307 186 DJ7MG 115506 317 396 162
YO2DFA 115325 269 390 175 I0ZUT 109515 345 400 147
DL5GAC 107163 270 459 147 OZ5KU 103820 272 444 145
DL8UCC 101800 302 207 200 OK2EC 98164 321 185 194
DK3BN 95700 201 379 165 DK4TB 93896 302 182 194
DK9NH 89544 287 246 168 UY5TE 87898 223 396 142
SP3FLR 86636 241 243 179 YO9AGI 85624 241 375 139
RA3DUT 84937 291 250 157 DJ7PR 81088 212 236 181
DL1ARJ 80850 279 271 147 G3ESF 79212 276 207 164
SM6CUK 72738 150 299 162 DK9IP 69290 131 279 169
LZ2VP 67914 375 318 98 UB5ZKG 67860 269 79 195
DL1EV 67580 202 234 155 DJ1OJ 66080 186 286 140
LY2DX 65155 208 207 157 DL2NY 62350 226 204 145
LY2OU 58587 331 0 177 DL0UM 58233 329 0 177
LA4YW 57959 187 292 121 OH1AJ 57600 200 0 288
DL3JAN 57159 179 478 87 GM4SID 55296 275 157 128
HA6NW 54663 366 45 133 IK0SHF 53106 212 106 167
GM3CFS 52490 201 161 145 SP5YQ 51696 201 158 144
OM3TEG 48804 186 146 147 SP1AEN 47424 171 245 114
YL2DZ 47336 191 197 122 HA9SU 47040 374 116 96
UA3UCD 46332 194 130 143 LZ3FN 44460 220 40 171
DL5GBG 40905 148 257 101 DL3DTH 40020 194 96 138
YO8KOS 38502 137 142 138 DF3OL 38406 207 15 173
OK1MGW 38367 193 68 147 LZ2DL 37009 141 170 119
UO5OA 36850 238 97 110 RA3XA 36848 89 240 112
OM3CCC 36153 222 87 117
DJ7RJ 35872 200 36 152 F/DL8FR 34780 196 39 148
SP6EQZ 34762 129 62 182 OK2HI 34504 167 60 152
LY1CX 34188 118 400 66 DF4TD 32430 172 63 138
DL5HBS 31725 133 102 135 OO4APA 31584 170 112 112
DK5DQ 31165 171 100 115 ON4XG 30392 175 87 116
DL7VOX 30301 170 23 157 YU1BO 29792 148 244 76
DL7VZF 29580 168 87 116 OE5SPW 29512 215 2 136
DJ5AV 28558 158 60 131 S58MU 28428 131 178 92
DK6NJ 26187 150 53 129 RB4EK 25702 137 44 142
DL2DUL 25652 212 0 121 YL2GVW 24072 204 0 118
ES6PZ 23874 173 0 138 UA1NFA 23868 170 34 117
DL6CIA 23400 145 55 117 YU1RA 23324 96 247 68
DJ9MH 22895 151 90 95 YU7SF 22703 104 207 73
DL8UED 22512 201 0 112 DL8NBE 21672 125 133 84
DK7FP 21456 101 197 72 IK0ADY 21297 124 105 93
DL1GBQ 20544 161 53 96 PA3BBP 20424 222 222 46
OK1MNV 20160 164 46 96 DF3IAB 19902 131 190 62
OH6RC 19504 122 90 92 DL8HAA 19488 122 102 87
HB0/DJ9CB/p 18868 128 84 89 DL1ZQ 18815 119 236 53
OH3NM 18800 188 0 100 DL2HTF 18724 151 0 124
OK1VD 18032 202 120 56 YO3CR 17871 161 0 111
DF0RN 17834 113 128 74 YU7KM 17748 136 38 102
DL2GBB 17640 180 0 98 RN1NJ 17290 112 70 95
LY1CN 17236 139 0 124 DL8UI 16983 153 0 111
S51MF 16638 117 165 59 OK2BWJ 16335 104 61 99
DJ9RR 16100 142 19 100 DL8FM 15568 139 0 112
DJ2YE 15370 145 0 106 HB9DX 14880 80 0 186
LY3BY 14352 138 0 104 G5MY 13689 169 0 81
DL4GBA 13200 78 54 100 SP5GH 13197 73 10 159
DL2HRA 12792 164 0 78 RA3UC 11970 133 0 90
HA3GE 11663 107 0 109 DL2RUG 11644 107 35 82
PA3GBQ 11628 235 88 36 UC2ABO 11396 76 78 74
OK1DQT 10608 104 0 102 OM3CPY 10286 139 0 74
HB9HLE 10260 82 89 60 OK2BDI 10206 138 51 54
DK5GD 10192 132 76 49 SP3HC 10112 128 0 79
YL2EC 10080 120 0 84 DK7LA 10044 101 61 62
SP4GFG 9718 113 0 86 HA8FW 9309 87 0 107
IK5TSS 9125 125 0 73 UB5PCU 8816 100 52 58
OK1AXB 8798 72 94 53 DL6DCJ 8769 102 9 79
LY2BKT 8190 100 95 42 OE/DL8DYL 8096 93 91 44
SM0TGG 7869 129 0 61 DJ8WD 7544 92 0 82
OK2SWD 7398 124 13 54 DL5HL 6804 108 0 63
SP3FAR 6612 58 0 114 DL3MGT 6365 65 30 67
LY1DR 6348 42 50 69 UA4AO 6324 102 0 62
HA4FB 6264 87 0 72 UB5PAC 5904 123 0 48
LZ3BG 5776 84 68 38 OH2GI 5658 82 0 69
OM3CDN 5625 75 0 75 SP2JGK 5590 65 0 86
SP6AUI 5590 86 0 65 DJ7ST 5548 76 0 73
SP4EAK 5472 144 0 38 UB3MP 5459 103 0 53
DL7UTA 5440 68 0 80 Z32DR 5382 117 0 46
DJ1FN/A 5110 70 0 73 EA7CA 4488 50 38 51
EA6ZS 4488 88 0 51 SM0NJO 4416 69 0 64
OE1TKW 4320 42 66 40 OO4KFM 4088 73 0 56
DL6NW 3933 69 0 57 OK2BND 3834 71 0 54
UB5JNW 3604 106 0 34 DL0SE 3478 74 0 47
DF2HL 3456 54 0 64 HB9RE 3312 82 10 36
UB5VK 3200 100 0 32 RA3UF 3072 48 0 64
PA3BTH 2970 55 0 54 UA4QK 2940 105 0 28
OM3YCA 2928 61 0 48 DL6UAM 2880 72 0 40
OK1AOU 2812 74 0 38 PA0YN 2730 46 45 30
UA1OMS 2662 35 86 22 SP5UAF 2660 70 0 38
YO5BQ 2624 64 0 41 PA0TA 2585 47 0 55
SP3LPR 2507 27 82 23 EA2CR 2432 43 33 32
SP4TBM 2352 42 0 56 YU7YZ 2352 84 0 28
DL5DAV 2336 33 40 32 EA7TG 2300 115 0 20
II2I 2250 75 0 30 DL6AXI 2236 36 7 52
YL2PP 2212 79 0 28 RT5UE 2160 60 0 36
SP6JZB 2160 40 0 54 SP2DKI 2120 53 0 40
DK3AX 1935 34 9 45 DL2DN 1888 59 0 32
YO2QY 1855 35 0 53 OM3CNS 1824 57 0 32
DK8IP 1748 38 0 46 DL2VLA/p 1600 50 0 32
LZ1BJ 1530 15 70 18 DL7YS 1530 41 10 30
LZ1IA 1500 40 10 30 DL9ZWG 1435 35 0 41
DL5BWE 1416 39 20 24 LZ1FJ 1404 48 6 26
YU1ANO 1400 35 0 40 OK1MYA 1368 36 0 38
OK2PJD 1296 54 0 24 YU1FJK 1170 19 20 30
UA3VRP 1152 28 20 24 ON5WL 1116 62 0 18
DL1IZ 990 30 0 33 RB5EM 880 20 0 44
DF4XG 840 30 0 28 YO4AAC 819 21 0 39
OK2PBG 598 23 0 26 LA5AP 594 33 0 18
IK3VZO 580 16 4 29 DL1DBR 460 20 0 23
YO2ARV 440 20 0 22 DL3HWW 352 22 0 16
EA7PN 312 13 0 24 LZ1OQ 300 15 0 20
SP8LZC 110 11 0 10 DJ0CU 72 12 0 6
UB2JQ 50 5 0 10 IK3NWX 24 4 0 6
RA3QK 22 1 10 2 UV3QUP 22 1 10 2
Single Operator Non-Europe
EA9LZ 12427210 2278 2192 543 C43A 1954575 1872 1851 525
EA8EA 1692875 1824 1801 467 UH8EA 1506883 1766 1763 427
K2TW 931380 1291 1289 361 K1VR 906912 1206 1206 376
7Q7XX 857410 1305 1090 358 N6AR 853370 1171 1167 365
EA8AB 837760 1088 1088 385 UN7BY 735110 1011 1003 365
K2LE 731218 1122 1121 326 AA3B 708178 1117 1117 317
HZ1AB 695624 988 966 356 EX0M 677079 1005 924 351
ZF2NE 648985 1226 1223 265 HZ1HZ 624750 1085 1040 294
UD0/DL0KVA 622080 960 960 324 UM8QDX 585396 1017 801 322
JH7WKQ 572796 1168 1105 252 JH5FXP 541576 1049 987 266
JJ3YBB 532611 1087 1052 249 KC1F 521664 912 912 286
W2AX/1 513264 892 884 289 AB2E 466400 885 875 265
K3WW 458934 784 777 294 RW0AB 458658 923 919 249
UA9RZ 452473 878 869 259 JA5EXW 395560 857 848 232
RW9SW 389844 666 660 294 HH2PK 359813 747 746 241
KA1DWX 354732 575 573 309 W3UM 348676 717 712 244
JR7OMD/2 336141 761 760 221 UN7BN 317968 591 578 272
ZL3GQ 301000 604 600 250 PY2OU 272718 630 621 218
JA1JKG 252747 673 548 207 RI6B/UV9CAZ246400 562 558 220
JA5ONK 229964 615 589 191 K1KI 224406 414 405 274
KB4GID 210648 524 524 201 YV1OB 207836 466 466 223
VK2APK 207414 502 500 207 WA2ASM 184672 464 464 199
K2PS 183612 433 425 214 JR1TOS 182628 519 507 178
WZ8A 174658 467 467 187 K0LUZ/4 172396 461 456 188
JA9CWJ 169600 530 530 160 VE1IW 163866 447 434 186
JH4RHF 162432 635 634 128 K5ZD 160170 423 420 190
PP7JR 153660 409 371 197 JH3CXL 152760 580 560 134
RV9CE 150682 424 234 229 JA0CGJ 136375 546 545 125
WA2WYR 132682 407 407 163 VE3UWC/VE8 129924 403 399 162
K2SX/1 126294 303 279 217 WA7EGA 124614 483 483 129
KA2HMJ 123630 479 472 130 UL7IDX 123398 393 388 158
EA8/DJ3WE 120870 404 386 153 JA7IC 115824 456 456 127
JR4GPA 110625 449 436 125 JK1AJX/1 102311 391 390 131
NG9J 101084 342 341 148 KI3L 100130 323 323 155
KL7HF 97324 447 392 116 VS6BG 96624 347 324 144
N6ND 93572 315 313 149 VE7QO 89139 350 341 129
K4BAI 86944 304 304 143 PY1AJK 82998 262 260 159
JA5APU 80772 385 377 106 K5KLA 79496 264 259 152
JA2UOT 79016 294 287 136 K6KM 69148 300 286 118
K6NA 66045 298 297 111 HP1AC 60346 211 211 143
K4JEZ 58800 198 194 150 W3AKD/1 58692 203 199 146
W3GG 55224 235 233 118 N8LM 55080 270 270 102
WA6KUI 50255 221 216 115 NL7DU 49036 303 295 82
W6BIP 45980 209 209 110 VU2PTT 45652 209 195 113
K2TD 41624 174 170 121 N6AW 39760 180 175 112
PW2N 38640 173 172 112 K3ND 37672 140 137 136
KN4QV 36000 145 143 125 UL7RE 34776 232 182 84
JH1BDS 33575 202 193 85 JF3LGC 32100 268 267 60
JN3SAC 31768 181 180 88 N0FFZ 30411 141 138 109
K4FPF 29898 152 150 99 JA3ARM 28574 159 155 91
JI3BFC 27680 177 169 80 N0FMR 27168 142 141 96
YB3OSE 25974 169 164 78 VE2AWR 24026 147 146 82
WA0RJY 22092 132 131 84 W2/DL5AWI 19908 126 126 79
JH3JYS 19422 129 120 78 JA0BMS/1 19062 185 168 54
JF3IUC 18720 108 100 90 LU1EWL 17300 100 73 100
N0AT 16380 118 116 70 W6KXG 16200 114 111 72
CE3BFZ 15810 155 0 102 JA1BUI 15244 104 102 74
7K1QOE/1 12366 115 114 54 VK4TT 11660 135 130 44
YB6TI 10556 167 36 52 VP9MZ 10504 101 0 104
JH3CLU/1 10220 146 0 70 JA1LDJ 10024 92 87 56
WB4UBD 9900 99 0 100 VE5SF 9744 86 82 58
JA3UWB 9570 75 70 66 ZL1AIZ 9266 68 45 82
PY2HF 9016 81 80 56 JA6HJP 7616 57 55 68
W6HAL 7296 78 74 48 PP7CI 6732 53 49 66
KP4DDB 6413 62 59 53 LU1DFB 6288 120 11 48
PP7CW 6240 54 42 65 UA0KAP 5928 103 11 52
K8CV 5376 72 12 64 K1ER 5238 50 47 54
PY1CCO 4002 48 39 46 UA9XF 3942 73 0 54
PY2CZL 3652 83 0 44 WI0R 3618 67 0 54
W5NR 3420 58 56 30 7K3BKY 2560 64 0 40
W4YN 2424 51 50 24 VE3ST 2400 32 28 40
JE8KKX 2088 33 25 36 N6AA 2074 31 30 34
JG3EHD 2048 37 27 32 KA7FEF 1620 35 10 36
JA2KPV 1620 34 20 30 N6AZE 1512 40 2 36
JA8XIC 1056 25 19 24 JF1SQC 858 23 10 26
JH1DLJ 780 20 19 20 JA0CTW 360 18 0 20
JA3JOT 336 16 0 21 JK7KCC 240 12 0 20
JA1AAT 160 10 0 16 JH1NXU 108 9 0 12
JE2NWN 50 5 0 10
Multi Operator Single Transmitter Europe
RU1A 1492192 1288 2299 416 UR8J 1044090 853 1725 405
LY2WW 1001986 927 1696 382 DL0DK 956449 1036 1501 377
DK0EE 847024 777 1759 334 DJ7AA 823990 888 1339 370
UT3UA 761112 774 1458 341 DF0WA 494190 613 1097 289
DF0CF 480150 827 919 275 DL0WAE 466620 806 734 303
OL1A 464820 821 1009 254 UT7W 431472 731 885 267
UZ4WWA 378488 706 858 242 RZ1AWO 373488 732 774 248
HA8KVK 301790 721 744 206 DL0CT 300300 418 682 273
UT4JWJ 282500 468 782 226 DL0TGH 266680 526 604 236
YU7BCF 241820 344 726 226 DL0KF 235920 355 628 240
HA3KHB 207656 687 341 202 LY3MR 207270 362 625 210
DJ5LA 183606 400 462 213 DK6HH 177399 398 459 207
IO2L 166894 917 0 182 DL0AGE 140694 301 485 179
DL0MUE 136136 295 433 187 DL0ZN 132600 381 219 221
DL0KM 88357 301 292 149 LY2OM 84375 260 365 135
YL2GN 84000 302 178 175 RZ1AWJ 70720 214 330 130
DL0BO 68418 201 342 126 DJ3XK 65436 228 171 164
TM3M 62604 410 13 148 YO3KSB 43840 234 40 160
DJ6WD 28272 140 108 114 DK0ME 21909 182 19 109
4N7M 11720 98 195 40 DJ9RX 9460 110 0 86
DL8BAV 7138 86 0 83 YU7AJM 1666 49 0 34
OK2KVI 460 23 0 20 DL0CES 168 5 7 14
DL0AU 66 6 0 11 SP3KPN 21 3 0 7
DA0ASG 8 2 0 4
Multi Operator Single Transmitter Non-Europe
KC1XX 1808352 1933 1931 468 N3RD 1417058 1691 1691 419
UZ9CWW 1257686 1456 1422 437 UX9C 1058681 1411 1216 403
JL1ZCG 791920 1305 1300 304 NN3Q 281416 612 601 232
PY2BW 268822 531 515 257 PY2APQ 17136 119 119 72
LU7FEU 18 3 0 6
Multi Operator Multi Transmitter Europe
R6L 1203255 1270 1701 405 LY7A 1145200 1138 1725 400
ER7Z 238128 600 368 246 DF0AFP 50 5 0 10
Multi Operator Multi Transmitter Non-Europe
UZ0SXF 431067 807 772 273 JR0YJO 31302 177 156 94
SWL Europe
LYR-1580 1021700 859 841 601 OM3-27707 537880 456 335 680
DE9SDA 488566 504 485 494 YU1GR 471424 694 234 508
UA1-143-1 231660 314 271 396 ONL383 112716 288 116 279
UB5-070-73 43803 87 192 157 SP4-208 13130 101 0 130
OK2-9329 6780 56 57 60 DE0GMH 1200 20 30 24
SWL Non-Europe
UA9-154-24 463001 554 305 539 JA4-4665/1 8712 100 21 72
JA-SWL 36 6 0 6
Checklogs
DJ0SH DK0UL DL1DWT DL2HWI DL2SBY DL3ARX DL5JRA DL5LRA DL5SVB DL7VMM
DL7UEO EA7BJ G3LQI/M HA7PW LA7AFA LZ/F5PBL OM3TUM OZ1JLX OZ5ABD OZ5UR
RN1NDX RZ1NWT SM4SX SM0CSX SM5BUH SM6PVB SP3GVX SP3IOE SP4AVG SP4SKW
SP5NOG SP6AUI SP6CYX SP6JZB SP7GSM SP7PGK SP8JMA SP9MDY SP9TCE TF3DX
UB5LBX UB5XAN UB5ZKE YO6LV YT1AD
Many thanks to all stations for their contribution to the contest.
***** WAEDC CW 1994: 13 Aug 94 (0000z) - 14 Aug 94 (2400z) *****
Please send questions to DL2DN @ DB0RBS.#BW.DEU.EU .
73, Herb, DL2DN - WAEDC Contest manager -
>From Dieter Dippel" <UNRZ45@daphne.rrze.uni-erlangen.de Fri Jul 1 11:09:03
>1994
From: Dieter Dippel" <UNRZ45@daphne.rrze.uni-erlangen.de (Dieter Dippel)
Subject: European DX Contest 1994 (5kByte)
Message-ID: <18C9D438E@daphne.rrze.uni-erlangen.de>
+--------------------------+
| European DX Contest 1994 |
+--------------------------+
CW : Aug. 13 - 14
SSB: Sept. 10 - 11
RTTY: Nov. 12 - 13
+- Attention ----------------+
0000 UTC Saturday - 2400 UTC Sunday | From 1994 the WAEDC is |
| back to the 48-hour format!|
+----------------------------+
For more detailed information please write to
WAEDC Committee, P.O.Box 1126, D-74370 Sersheim, Germany
(SAE/IRC).
This is the 40th annual contest sponsored by the DARC. The acti-
vity will be between European countries and the rest of the world
(except RTTY where everybody works everybody).
Bands:
------
3.5 - 7 - 14 - 21- 28 MHz. Minimum operating time on a band is 15
minutes. A quick band change is allowed to work new multipliers.
Classes:
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(A) Single operator, all bands.
(B) Multi-operator, single transmitter. Only one signal may be on
the air at any given time.
(C) SWL.
Note: DX packet cluster spotting is allowed in all classes.
Only 36 hours of operating time out of the 48-hour contest period
are permitted for single operator stations. The 12-hour off time
may be taken in one, but not more than 3 periods any time during
the contest and must be indicated in the log. Off time must be at
least 1 hour.
Exchange: RS(T) plus QSO number starting with 001.
---------
Points:
-------
One point per QSO. If QTC traffic (see there) is made, one point
for each complete QTC.
QTC Traffic:
------------
Additional point credit may be earned by making use of the QTC
traffic feature. A QTC is a report of a confirmed QSO that took
place earlier in the contest.A QTC can only be sent by a non-Euro-
pean station back to a European station. (But only once and not to
the station reported in the QTC.) The general idea is that after a
number of Europeans have been worked by a DX station, a list of
these QSOs can be reported back during a QSO with another European
station.
A QTC contains the time, call and QSO number of the station being
reported (i.e. 1234 DF0AA 031, which means that DF0AA has been
worked at 1234 UTC and gave serial number 031).
DX: A maximum of 10 QTCs to a EU station is allowed.
EU: You can receive a maximum of 10 QTCs from a DX station.
(Exception RTTY, which allows transmitting and receiving of QTCs,
but not between the same continent. The sum of QTCs sent and re-
ceived between two stations must not exceed 10.)
A station can be worked several times to complete the number of 10
QTCs. QTCs are sent in series. 3/7 indicates that this is the
third series of QTCs and 7 QTCs are being reported.
Multiplier:
-----------
The multiplier for Europeans is determined by the number of DXCC
countries outside Europe worked on each band. The multiplier for
non-Europeans is determined by the number of European countries
worked on each band (see WAE country list). In the RTTY part the
multiplier is determined by the number of countries worked on the
WAE/DXCC country lists.
Bonus Multiplier: Multiply your multiplier on 80 meters by 4, on
40 meters by 3, and on 20/15/10 meters by 2.
Final score:
------------
Total QSO points plus total QTC points times the sum total multi-
plier from all bands. (i.e.:
(200 QSOs + 100 QTCs) * 80 multiplier points = 24000 final score)
SWL:
----
Only single operator, all band class may be used. The same call
sign, European or non-European, may be logged only once per band.
The log must contain both call signs of a QSO and at least one of
the control numbers. Each call sign counts one point,each complete
QTC one point (only a maximum of ten QTCs per station). You can
count up to two QSO points and two multipliers in one QSO.
The multiplier is determined by the DXCC and WAE country lists.
Club competition:
-----------------
Club members must operate within a 500 km diameter and the club is
required to be a local club, not a national organization. To be
listed, three entries from a club are requested and the club's
score is determined by its member scores in the CW, SSB and RTTY
part of the WAEDC. A special trophy will be awarded by the DARC to
the winning clubs from Europe and Non-Europe.
Certificates and plaques:
-------------------------
Certificates are awarded to the top scorers in each class in each
country.
Continental winners will receive a plaque.
Logs:
-----
It is suggested that you use the official DARC or equivalent log
forms. Submit a dupe sheet for each band. A summary sheet showing
the scoring and signed declaration is required. Logs may be sub-
mitted on a disk. The 5,25 or 3,5 inch disk must be MS-DOS format-
ted (40 or 80 tracks) and the ASCII files must contain all contest
QSO information in the same order as the usual paper logs.
Deadline:
---------
Logs must be postmarked no later than September 15th for the CW
section,October 15th for the SSB section and December 15th for the
RTTY section.
Mailing address < NEW >:
------------------------
WAEDC Contest Committee, P.O.Box 1126, D-74370 Sersheim, Germany
WAE country list (UA1N deleted):
--------------------------------
C3-CT-CU-DL-EA-EA6-EI-ER-ES-EU-F-G-GD-GI-GJ-GM-GM Shetland-GU-GW-
HA-HB9-HB0-HV-I-IS-IT-JW Bear-JW Spitsbergen-JX-LA-LX-LY-LZ-OE-OH-
OH0-OJ0-OK-OM-ON-OY-OZ-PA-R1/FJL-R1/MVI-RA-RA2-S5-SM-SP-SV-SV5
Rhodes-SV9 Crete-SY-T7-T9-TA1-TF-TK-UR-YL-YO-YU-Z3-ZA-ZB2-1A0-3A-
4U1 Geneva-4U1 Vienna-9A-9H
Meet YOU in WAEDC 1994!
73 Herb DL2DN @ DB0RBS.#BW.DEU.EU
>From Dieter Dippel" <UNRZ45@daphne.rrze.uni-erlangen.de Fri Jul 1 11:13:55
>1994
From: Dieter Dippel" <UNRZ45@daphne.rrze.uni-erlangen.de (Dieter Dippel)
Subject: WAEDC 1993 SSB SCORES (25kByte)
Message-ID: <1A1BE663A@daphne.rrze.uni-erlangen.de>
39th European DX Contest (WAEDC) SSB 1993
List shows European and Non-European scores in each category.
Complete results with detailed top scores, scores by countries, contest
comments and pictures will be published in the March issue of DARC`s
CQDL radio magazine and in the WAEDC contest booklet.
The WAEDC contest booklet will automatically be sent to those who have
submitted a log in one of the 1993 contests. If you did not send a log
in 1993 and you would like to receive the booklet, please write to:
-----------------------------------------------------------------
WAEDC Contest Committee, P.O.Box 1126, D-74370 Sersheim, Germany
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Contest booklet mailing is in June, also for the certificates, plaques.
Number groups after call: score-QSOs-QTCs-multipliers
Single Operator Europe
S52AA 957900 1430 1145 372 DK3GI 702240 1063 533 440
IR2W 535282 951 727 319 S59AB 489332 1126 597 284
S57MM 481574 752 582 361 UT4UZ 412503 531 980 273
YZ1AA 405114 603 903 269 DJ0FX 403841 857 570 283
DJ9MT 339080 486 898 245 GM0ECO 329148 605 871 223
SP7GIQ 325045 804 451 259 4O1V 262000 469 531 262
ZB2JL 246708 955 24 252 DJ0VZ 246477 484 583 231
YU7AV 198121 469 444 217 DK5OY 193960 527 219 260
DL9OE 189392 279 433 266 DL8UCC 187440 384 397 240
EA3CWK 187187 692 155 221 DF1IK/P 183150 507 307 225
DK1QH 175305 298 601 195 YU1NR 173951 403 480 197
DJ1SR 169074 448 461 186 SM6VR 142080 412 356 185
OH3OJ 126900 400 446 150 LY3BA 126880 225 751 130
DF0CF 118440 161 497 180 DL2RL 115184 205 421 184
DL1EK 114267 373 556 123 DL1APW 111111 244 237 231
LY1DS 101124 171 465 159 DL8MEJ 100640 163 466 160
DL6CIA 99153 199 280 207 DJ5AV 90496 310 138 202
DL6KY 89304 185 303 183 DL8OBQ 87261 211 282 177
PA3FNE 86172 235 281 167 SP9XCN 83482 167 456 134
OZ5EV 83160 182 322 165 DL1GBQ 74649 134 367 149
DK3KD 70224 247 285 132 OH1AF 68090 317 302 110
RA3XO 67035 155 390 123 DL1JF 58953 139 318 129
PA0MIR 57682 145 237 151 DL0CES 55352 146 261 136
DL3MGT 52734 113 404 102 YO9AGI 51870 129 270 130
DJ9RX 51504 120 344 111 DF5OC 51192 180 144 158
DK7LA 51146 126 352 107 DL1JBQ 49491 158 193 141
DL1MDU 47775 180 345 91 DL2FAG 47760 120 278 120
RA6LW 46846 115 282 118 DJ3ST 46150 107 248 130
DL8HBC 44880 124 250 120 UA4NC 42822 112 122 183
DK5DQ 42336 103 275 112 LY2OU 42336 124 317 96
DL7UTA 41818 184 222 103
LZ1BJ 40608 111 265 108 DK7ZH 40100 108 293 100
DL0AS 38870 131 99 169 DJ9UI 37080 116 244 103
LY3BH 35462 154 144 119 DL9SDD 35190 112 194 115
DK8IP 34900 96 253 100 SP6IXF 34243 150 133 121
I0ZUT 33448 133 163 113 DL5IC 32982 139 100 138
UB5VAP 32689 130 207 97 OM3CTA 32670 119 151 121
DJ9MH 31524 77 207 111 SP9HZF 31232 89 155 128
UA1TAN 31148 313 286 52 SP9MAT 31110 105 150 122
I3FDZ 31024 81 196 112 LZ6R 30272 193 151 88
DL8FP 29232 131 121 116 YO7LFV 28672 96 160 112
LZ1DM 28321 93 130 127 OE8SKQ 26588 289 0 92
IR1A 26400 300 0 88 DL1GGK 26240 98 222 82
UB2JZ 26228 69 263 79 DL4GBA 26000 113 147 100
HA8XX 25122 73 164 106 DL1RAP 23875 145 46 125
DL5MHO 23871 97 122 109 SP5UAF 23730 92 118 113
OH6IU 23622 361 20 62 DF4TD 22815 91 104 117
UT5UGR 22120 100 216 70 DF1IC 21952 224 0 98
DL2SBY 20424 111 111 92 PA0KHS 20304 144 0 141
II2I 19952 66 166 86 DK0PC 19170 83 187 71
DJ9HX 19026 126 0 151 DL4SUA 18906 106 305 46
UY5TE 18170 72 158 79 DK1GO/p 17600 84 136 80
DF8HS 16884 104 97 84 DJ1OJ 15834 93 110 78
SP6NIC 15375 125 0 123 DK4TB 15200 88 102 80
DL2OBF 15189 67 182 61 ES6PZ 14950 115 0 130
LZ2WM 14628 109 167 53 DK8US/p 13778 23 60 166
DL1BKT 13692 88 75 84 DJ7MG 13260 72 123 68
PA0KDM 12971 109 0 119 YU7SF 12446 67 60 98
DL9DBK 12426 56 162 57 PA0DUO 11881 109 0 109
YU7KM 11554 106 0 109 DF8VV/p 11520 160 0 72
DJ6WD 11172 75 72 76 IK8LWA 11096 146 0 76
SP6DVP 10823 87 50 79 EA3LS 10692 57 105 66
G6QQ 10478 56 113 62 UC2ABO 9322 40 118 59
DF5NF 8772 92 10 86 UO5OED 8700 100 0 87
DL8AAV 7650 56 97 50 DK9HN 7296 86 10 76
DL1LBP 6784 44 84 53 DL6HBQ 6604 68 59 52
SP7SEW 6600 66 0 100 DJ2YE 6570 73 0 90
DL4VAD 6550 45 86 50 UZ6HWH 6400 160 0 40
LZ2VP 6386 72 31 62 DL1DBR 6231 68 25 67
DL3AG 6148 106 0 58 OM3YCA 6112 44 147 32
DK8IJ 5644 68 0 83 DL4VAI 5500 60 40 55
F8WE 5487 93 0 59 DL5MFH 5459 33 70 53
DJ8WD 5451 79 0 69 OH6RC 5092 59 17 67
LY1DR 4717 36 53 53 SP9AGS 4700 65 29 50
EA3GHQ 4672 64 0 73 OM3CPY 4544 71 0 64
HA3GN 4466 77 0 58 DL9MFB 4410 70 0 63
DK4IO 4368 48 30 56 F5JBF 4284 68 0 63
LZ1OQ 4250 50 35 50 DF2HL 4235 37 40 55
DL6DVU 4189 71 0 59 OH3NM 4002 69 0 58
LZ2PO 3927 39 38 51 DL1HAJ 3888 39 69 36
PA0YN 3808 32 87 32 DL5DAV 3800 46 30 50
DL2ECZ 3763 53 0 71 DF7HJ 3705 57 0 65
HB9DX 3382 38 0 89 SP9BLF 3360 60 20 42
OE1WWL 3350 40 10 67 EA1FK 3344 76 0 44
EA5GRC 3192 57 0 56 LZ2DF 2952 22 60 36
EA2CLK 2914 62 0 47 9A3ZO 2650 53 0 50
EA2CR 2548 21 77 26 OM3CRH 2448 51 0 48
OE1TKW 2400 30 50 30 DK1RU 2352 39 10 48
OK1BB 2244 44 0 51 DL0KB 2200 44 0 50
DL1HSR 2106 39 0 54 SP2DKI 2068 47 0 44
IK0QJO 1968 41 0 48 OK2TH 1748 46 0 38
SP4CUF 1710 45 0 38 DK6MT 1700 15 35 34
OK2SWD 1520 40 0 38 SP2AHD 1500 50 0 30
YO2ARV 1456 26 0 56 DL1EV/p 1404 14 40 26
UB5LBX 1392 36 22 24 DL8DBW 1240 31 0 40
YO7AEW 1188 33 0 36 DK3YD 1080 29 7 30
LA2T 1080 34 11 24 LA1PHA 936 36 0 26
DL2HTF 900 25 0 36 LA2AD 884 34 0 26
YO5BWI 858 33 0 26 DF2KD 836 28 10 22
DL3HWW 736 23 0 32 LZ2FM 672 21 0 32
IV3GCP 648 27 0 24 YO8AEU 630 21 0 30
DL3DCM 616 28 0 22 SP6ECA 612 18 0 34
IK0LSV 592 7 30 16 YO4FYQ 480 16 0 30
SP9MDY 400 20 0 20 SP2WEP 400 20 0 20
OZ1ASP 378 21 0 18 SO1FFF 352 22 0 16
DL2DCN 342 8 10 19 G0NIF 342 19 0 18
LZ3SM 264 12 0 22 DL3WB 256 16 0 16
SV9/DL1DXF/p 256 16 0 16 DK9OS 250 5 20 10
DK5KJ 210 15 0 14 IK4RSK 168 12 0 14
SP4BPH/A 130 13 0 10 LA6BBA 96 8 0 12
UB2JQ 91 7 0 13 DL1EJO 88 11 0 8
PA0DOM 88 11 0 8 DL6DCJ 48 6 0 8
OH6UP 32 4 0 8 SP7DZA 18 3 0 6
Single Operator Non-Europe
RH0E 1762761 2071 2038 429 4X/S59PR 1668300 2014 2006 415
AK1A 1278706 1779 1640 374 K2TW 835710 1357 1313 313
AA1AA 647280 1044 1044 310 HH2PK 622215 1052 1043 297
EX0A 551232 957 957 288 K3WW 474249 821 820 289
JJ3YBB 452670 959 951 237 PR0R 391495 805 780 247
N4UH 308549 668 623 239 KE2VB 282862 607 607 233
PP5ZYZ 275548 771 743 182 K2PS 248920 638 632 196
N6AR 205972 444 440 233 JA5FDJ 184800 623 609 150
NG9J 179344 511 508 176 PP5JD 153389 490 487 157
OA4ANR 141662 371 363 193 JA5EXW 140350 409 393 175
KA1DWX 130746 288 278 231 RA9ST 130680 396 396 165
NN3Q 125442 311 310 202 YB6AVE 119886 383 371 159
EA1AK/EA8 116820 303 287 198 WE6G 114345 349 344 165
W2UP 113937 351 348 163 LU8FDZ 103350 398 397 130
UI8QU 100975 297 280 175 WS1M 96240 405 397 120
VK2APK 84152 316 312 134 UN7FW 79520 284 276 142
RW9AB 79220 246 220 170 W8KKF 77220 298 296 130
UA0JQ 75735 286 275 135 LU6ETB 71680 321 319 112
JR1GSE 65000 251 249 130 WZ8A 63045 235 232 135
JA7BEW 60828 281 267 111 LU2NI 57268 279 277 103
JA1YNE 55272 282 282 98 KA5W 52393 218 215 121
K5ZD 51802 239 200 118 KB0C 50799 207 206 123
VE3VID 34977 202 191 89 YB6INU 32960 275 240 64
WO9S 33028 186 173 92 3B8DB 31820 223 207 74
UZ9CWY 30108 193 193 78 N1OAZ 28938 159 159 91
KE3GA 28304 123 121 116 K1JB 27984 217 207 66
W5ASP 27720 160 155 88 VK3EW 26752 210 208 64
AB2E 26433 151 146 89 JF2XJE 26058 138 120 101
K2TD 25984 125 107 112 JA2DLM 23424 124 120 96
WA2UDT 19669 111 110 89 PY2HF 19140 147 143 66
JK1AJX/1 15400 110 110 70 UA9XC 14580 92 70 90
LU7FEU 14280 103 101 70 VU2JOS 13510 97 96 70
BV2A 13072 118 34 86 JH2HFD 12506 85 84 74
WA2WYR 10712 62 41 104 YB3OSE 10626 91 70 66
CE3BFZ 10395 75 60 77 KA1DSQ 10088 99 95 52
YB2BKJ 9982 82 79 62 JA2UKS 9916 71 63 74
KE0UI 9792 106 98 48 K4BAI 9454 83 80 58
JH1UUT 9322 83 75 59 N2VW 8692 55 51 82
ZY5C 8642 77 72 58 VE2AWR 8164 157 0 52
WB0YJT 8064 75 69 56 DL2YAK/HC5 7852 82 69 52
K1CLN 7800 80 70 52 PY2APQ 7224 65 64 56
UD6DKW 7200 80 70 48 KA7ZUM 5936 106 0 56
VE7XO 5712 102 0 56 WB0O 5712 68 68 42
JF3LGC 5400 68 67 40 JA1IT 5117 63 56 43
YC3SPS 5050 101 0 50 W6KXG 4520 57 56 40
UA9XF 4326 103 0 42 N4MM 3920 56 0 70
VE5SF 3706 56 53 34 KL7FAP 3026 51 38 34
K8CV 2720 35 33 40 JE3RHR 2496 49 29 32
CP1FF 2324 42 41 28 JA1BUI 1898 43 30 26
JA1LZR 1656 26 20 36 CE5BPE 1638 33 30 26
VE3BR 1386 32 31 22 JA0HYU 1118 23 20 26
HK3MKQ 992 31 0 32 VE7GKI 900 20 10 30
N2VPI 840 35 0 24 JA3UWB 792 33 0 24
JA5IP 768 24 0 32 JL6IPK 672 18 10 24
PY2NY 640 17 15 20 N2LQQ 640 32 0 20
KC1F 616 24 20 14 JA1JLP 450 15 0 30
JL1MWI 440 13 9 20 KH6GMP 396 22 0 18
JG5OYU 294 11 10 14 JA3JOT 270 15 0 18
JH4OYA 240 15 0 16 KC4IYD 196 14 0 14
N6AA 180 12 6 10 JE1LGY 156 13 0 12
JA1AAT 154 11 0 14 JA4DHN 140 10 0 14
KA9MLQ 98 7 0 14 JH4LPY 84 7 0 12
JG1GCO 84 7 0 12 JN1FEA 80 10 0 8
YC3MIG 80 10 0 8 C21/KC6DX 72 12 0 6
WZ1R 50 5 0 10 JA0GZ 40 5 0 8
JR7LVK 16 4 0 4 7M2JTT 2 1 0 2
JA9XAT 2 1 0 2 OD5EH 2 1 0 2
Multi Operator Single Transmitter Europe
DF0HQ 1346034 1348 1211 526 UR8J 1203048 923 1309 539
OE6MBG 1069530 1521 794 462 DK0EE 978985 869 1490 415
DL0WAE 695572 1043 759 386 OL1A 500489 1255 648 263
LY2WW 442605 508 1045 285 DL0HN 441792 768 648 312
DL0UM 438368 536 906 304 US7I 436239 707 652 321
UT7W 381598 572 786 281 DL1SBR 337700 423 805 275
4O9S 290280 650 766 205 G0SDX 286272 1043 448 192
F6FIO 262262 1001 0 262 DF0PK 255482 308 611 278
DK0ME 252568 623 341 262 DL0TGH 239860 330 565 268
DL0CT 206573 316 507 251 DL0ZN 200739 301 546 237
DK2FR 164696 284 408 238 ER7Z 155584 369 515 176
DL3LAB 151844 351 397 203 DL0KM 117819 268 473 159
PI4TUE 112308 501 87 191 DL0HD 102108 267 537 127
LY2OM 101824 204 388 172 IO2L 101500 580 0 175
OM3KAG 62237 523 0 119 DL0MUE 59248 142 226 161
PA0CKV 46460 386 119 92 UZ4AYT 40320 145 215 112
YU7AJM 22386 79 167 91 DK2PR 17370 183 10 90
DJ9UN 10001 50 87 73 DF6NA 3696 55 29 44
SP3KPN 2400 48 0 50 SP8KEA 1628 37 0 44
OK2KVI 528 33 0 16 DK0GM 400 20 0 20
DL0HFC 120 10 0 12 IK5TSS 4 2 0 2
Multi Operator Single Transmitter Non-Europe
P39C 2141820 2279 2101 489 EA9LZ 1917468 2188 2160 441
ZW5B 1723953 1985 1942 439 KC1XX 1582420 1866 1690 445
C40R 1392110 1915 1899 365 UX9C 830256 1176 1176 353
LU1FC 427460 800 795 268 N1AU 356286 750 747 238
N3BNA 345912 752 739 232 P40ST 324940 796 744 211
LU4AA 267528 633 623 213 JA7YAA 94976 450 446 106
W8BI 12580 96 89 68
Multi Operator Multi Transmitter Europe
DL0DK 1256382 1491 1326 446 R6L 1119519 1084 1263 477
LY7A 623322 624 1122 357 DF0DF 273462 540 609 238
OH1AA 153002 320 357 226
Multi Operator Multi Transmitter Non-Europe
JR0YJO 28796 166 147 92 DX1DBT 24882 169 150 78
JA9YAV 18870 105 80 102
SWL Europe
LYR-1580 887328 690 574 702 OM3-27707 609504 452 455 672
OM3-0001 199688 436 0 458 DE0DEM 193440 280 340 312
UB4-060-17 154284 264 252 299 OH2-836 152779 395 78 323
I0-8941PG 129850 210 161 350 RB5IIU 121392 169 263 281
UB5-060-29 89817 190 139 273 ONL 4003 43624 204 62 164
RS94781 37740 168 17 204 DANIEL SOER 34510 178 60 145
DE1RWZ 33320 140 0 238 YU1EFG 30510 113 0 270
SP-0189-GD 24892 127 0 196 OK2-9329 14014 74 69 98
RA1-143-1 10890 82 8 121 DE0GMH 1806 32 11 42
SWL Non-Europe
UA9-154-24 254190 392 163 458 ILA568/VE8 77550 294 223 150
IDXC INS99 30672 108 108 142 WPE6GFZ/0 29440 192 128 92
CX3NO 23736 96 76 138 JA1-7777 11639 80 33 103
JA1-20762 3536 34 18 68
Checklogs
4O4D A71CW DF3OL DJ0SH DL1JPL DL2DWA DL3ARX DL5DWW DL7VMM DL9DXF EA4BJD
KM6LP/mm LA4BN LA4JHA OM3TEG OZ5ABD PT2NP PY1AA RA3QJ RA9FDR RN1NDX
S57DX SM4SET SM5DUT SP2EIW SP2FAP SP2GNB SP3XR SP4PBI SP4SHD SP6CZ
SP7VCK SP9CLO SP9EMV UA4AVN UB3JX ZS9/DJ2ZS
Many thanks to all stations for their contribution to the contest.
**** WAEDC SSB 1994: 10 Sep (0000z) - 11 Sep (2400z) *****
Send questions to DL2DN @ DB0RBS.#BW.DEU.EU
73, Herb, DL2DN
39th European DX Contest (WAEDC) RTTY 1993
List shows European and Non-European scores in each category.
Complete results with detailed top scores, scores by countries, contest
comments and pictures will be published in the April issue of DARC`s
CQDL radio magazine and in the WAEDC contest booklet.
The WAEDC contest booklet will automatically be sent to those who have
submitted a log in one of the 1993 contests. If you did not send a log
in 1993 and you would like to receive the booklet, please write to:
-----------------------------------------------------------------
WAEDC Contest Committee, P.O.Box 1126, D-74370 Sersheim, Germany
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Contest booklet mailing is in June, also for the certificates, plaques.
Number groups after call: score-QSOs-QTCs-multipliers
Single Operator Europe
UB0QQ 190008 423 45 406 UB4HQ 182000 410 45 400
OE2OWM 175240 290 230 337 I2DMI 174002 333 149 361
DJ2BW 169663 342 79 403 DJ5LA 165347 262 291 299
ER0F 157344 427 20 352 S57MM 149644 338 80 358
I2TQU 107331 279 120 269 G5LP 64636 210 76 226
YU7AM 57096 189 55 234 I2WEG 56980 210 10 259
DF7JC 54600 170 90 210 S53AA 51980 203 27 226
GM0/WN1G 39220 185 0 212 DL9GGA 36636 152 20 213
EA2CNT 36252 202 10 171 PA0XPQ 33460 140 0 239
LA7AJ 33325 145 10 215 YL3FM 30855 155 10 187
OK1MP 29213 121 10 223 DL9YAJ 28756 116 42 182
OH1NSJ 26595 115 20 197 UB5TAU 24236 111 35 166
I0KHP 21736 92 60 143 I2HWI 21708 134 0 162
IK0HBN 20413 127 10 149 SP3FIM 19656 77 40 168
YO3FRI 19272 132 0 146 IK0CNA 13824 73 55 108
EA2CNG 13250 92 14 125 SP9MAX 12496 78 10 142
UB5LBX 11808 103 20 96 DJ5AV 11616 58 30 132
SM7BHM 11475 75 0 153 DJ2YE 9514 71 0 134
SM0TGG 9380 70 0 134 YO6JN 9324 101 10 84
DF3CB 8856 44 38 108 IK2IKW 8763 59 10 127
OZ5MJ 8712 66 0 132 SP2FOV 8100 71 10 100
IK1TWC 7665 73 0 105 SM7ATL 6206 58 0 107
UA4ANZ 5376 56 0 96 UC2LEG 5040 46 10 90
OM3CPS 5035 43 10 95 ES4MM 4588 62 0 74
OM3CPA 3825 35 10 85 OK2TBC 3672 54 0 68
EA7HAB 3619 47 0 77 S52OR 3444 41 0 84
EC3ACG 3256 74 0 44 LZ1MC 3082 46 0 67
OH2LU 3081 29 10 79 OH2OM 3080 44 0 70
F5VAU 2484 36 0 69 SP3OCW 2205 35 0 63
EA3GFW 2156 49 0 44 SM7AIO 2016 36 0 56
YU7AE 1968 41 0 48 EA7ADH 1760 32 0 55
OH5UL 1488 31 0 48 SM4CJY 792 18 0 44
DK5KJ 720 20 10 24 SP3RAV 656 16 0 41
SP2QCN 646 17 0 38 DL8HBC 378 14 0 27
SP6OPE/6 280 14 0 20 LA3RIA 100 10 0 10
YO3FWC 63 9 0 7 SP9TCE 48 6 0 8
Single Operator Non-Europe
UH8EA 444559 737 324 419 HH2PK 327712 718 360 304
UN5PR 140630 245 245 287 HK0HEU 107136 416 160 186
ZV2BW 40608 217 159 108 AB5KD 38086 254 20 139
OA4ZV 17113 147 10 109 LU8FDZ 14640 112 132 60
K5KLA 11102 104 18 91 VE7SAY 9720 216 0 45
WA2WYR 7300 43 30 100 W9FFC/2 2450 35 0 70
NA2M 2120 53 0 40 WA8FLF 1872 58 20 24
CP1FF 1200 40 0 30 ZL2JON 1128 27 20 24
KC4IYD 1088 34 0 32 VE5SF 975 39 0 25
OA4ANR 304 19 0 16
JA4MES 8 2 0 4
Multi Operator Single Transmitter Europe
LZ5R 362516 482 365 428 OH2AG 237600 444 150 400
OH0BBF 224234 528 59 382 OH3NE 110950 317 0 350
4O9S 57584 236 0 244 RT7U 49910 205 25 217
SP3PLD 43681 139 70 209 LY1BZB 17160 130 0 132
DL0HFC 3496 36 10 76 DF0LI 1652 44 15 28
Multi Operator Single Transmitter Non-Europe
UZ9CWA 724164 504 1050 466 W9NGA 219461 491 290 281
SWL Europe
ONL383 35640 152 10 220 DE0GMH 20336 90 34 164
SABINE W. 10240 62 18 128 SP4-208 3408 48 23 48
Checklogs: SP6NVK KD4AZH
Many thanks to all stations for their contribution to the contest.
****** WAEDC CW 1994: 13 Aug 94 (0000z) - 14 Aug 94 (2400z) *****
***** WAEDC SSB 1994: 10 Sep 94 (0000z) - 11 Sep 94 (2400z) *****
***** WAEDC RTTY 1994: 12 Nov 94 (0000z) - 13 Nov 94 (2400z) *****
Please send questions to DL2DN @ DB0RBS.#BW.DEU.EU .
73, Herb, DL2DN
>From Garry R. Shapiro" <0006860332@mcimail.com Fri Jul 1 10:46:00 1994
From: Garry R. Shapiro" <0006860332@mcimail.com (Garry R. Shapiro)
Subject: help!
Message-ID: <85940701094658/0006860332DC1EM@mcimail.com>
Hello,
MCI Mail subscribers are encouraged to send and receive correspondence
with individuals on the Internet. There is no policy which would
discourage an MCI Mail subscriber from being included on an Internet
mailing list. However, MCI prevents the delivery of messages sent
from MCI Mail to other MCI Mail subscribers via the Internet. Therefore,
if an MCI Mail subscriber attempts to send a message to the recipients
of an Internet list and the list contains the names of MCI Mail
subscribers, the message will not be delivered to those MCI recipients.
Thank you for using MCI Mail.
Sincerely,
MCI Help
This says that -when sending a message or reply to the entire list of reflector
subscribers- I cannot include those subscribers who also use MCImail, unless
I send the message or reply to them separately, via MCImail.
This seems totally absurd to me! Has anyone out there encountered and solved
this problem?
Garry, NI6T ni6t@mcimail.com
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