On 2/27/02 3:06 PM, Ford Peterson at ford@cmgate.com wrote:
>Is a radio capable of operation on two separate frequencies (dual receivers)
>considered 2 radios for SO2R?
Only if it can receive on one receiver while transmitting.
>If I understand it correctly, a dual receiver radio is not SO2R.
Only because no commercially available rig with dual receive can receive
while it is transmitting.
>So if I
>use the receiver on a second radio, which just happens to be a transceiver,
>am I SO2R or not?
First of all, contests distinguish categories by the number of
TRANSMITTERS, not receivers. And the issue is the number of transmitters
used SIMILTANEOUSLY.
Second, SO2R is possible with two receivers and one frequency-agile
transmitter.
Third, I'd like to point out that in the olden days, separate receivers
and transmitters were common. Indeed, some operators built multiple
band-specific transmitters. (Didn't W6AM have a setup like this?) It was
never an issue how many boxes you had on your desk, or in your shack --
and it shouldn't be an issue today.
Bill Coleman, AA4LR, PP-ASEL Mail: aa4lr@arrl.net
Quote: "Not within a thousand years will man ever fly!"
-- Wilbur Wright, 1901
>From jmaass at columbus.rr.com Fri Feb 22 15:15:48 2002
From: jmaass@columbus.rr.com (Jeff Maass)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FW: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
Message-ID: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDGEONEAAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
BTW, the plan I assembled over a year ago can be seen at:
http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/K8ND_SO2R.jpg
I know now that I want the monitor lower, and the rotor control
down lower as well.
I have all the hardware, but need to get a desk designed/built!
73,
Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeff Maass [mailto:jmaass@columbus.rr.com]
> Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 2:50 PM
> To: CQ Contest Mailing List
> Subject: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
>
>
>
> I'm trying to finalize my plans for a new operating desk, and I've been
> looking around the web to see what others are doing.
>
> There seem to be precious few straight-on photographs showing how
> the desk and equipment is arranged. One of the better descriptions
> I've seen was at
> http://www.qsl.net/ak6r/so2r_station.htm
>
> If you have a photo of your operating position, please send me either
> the photo (direct) or a link to your web site (direct or on the List).
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>From k2av at contesting.com Fri Feb 22 23:32:58 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
References: <20020222151339.63909.qmail@web10508.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <092e01c1bc23$2de05b80$0500a8c0@swift>
There are a lot of presumes in there...
1. Presumes we don't look anywhere besides the band spots. The HUGE
majority of our mults were worked normal S&P or on the run frequency.
We watch the packet to make sure we get them all.
There was a period when one op was just going up the bands getting
calls and doing local (in the station) spots, and another was
following behind working the spots. As I recall few of the stations
worked in these passes (mult or no) were already there from the
internet spots. There seems to be this idea that people are just
setting around like robots waiting for the next packet spot. If they
are, they aren't making scores.
2. Presumes packet is the major method in the overall contest effort.
It's not. If you depend on packet as a major method, you're dead. Not
going to beat anybody.
3. Presumes packet is only for mults. It's NOT. Part of a skilled S&P
effort is being able to avoid spending time listening to stations
you've already worked. Get on a band for S&P and first thing work out
any stations in the band map (from packet) not worked, including
mults. This is normally very fast. Then go back to top (or bottom) and
listen to everything NOT mapped on the band map. Work or mark dupe all
those calls to get them in the band map too. Skip every spot where you
have to wait to get the callsign. Repeat the process. You will get it
down to the point on CW where you have a current call every 1/2 Kc or
so. And when the map is FULL, go to another band and repeat. My
experience doing something like that, maybe 1/4 of the stations worked
were packet.
4. Presumes there's no skill in working packet piles. Au contraire.
They are the WORST, most difficult piles because of all the no-think
fast-finger freddies who hit the F key and send their call without
hearing the DX, often on top of the DX. Packet piles are usually
ill-mannered, out-of-control, and guarantee that all one's pile
busting tricks are brought into play.
You need to know when it's a waste of time and need to come back
later. I heard KC1XX call into a packet pile a half dozen times and
couldn't work the DX. NO ONE was. He left, so did I. Listened to the
pile now and then on the aux RX, and when it lightened up I came back
and got him in five seconds.
There are a lot of other packet pile skills, and if you don't have
your own list, maybe you should be asking yourself a few questions.
5. Presumes that packet turns the game into sludge. I didn't notice
anything of the sort. Actually, I have to run, I have to S&P, AND NOW
I have to make sure that packet spot mults don't get away, because I
KNOW that the other guys will have him now. If I'm the only guy on the
band at the time and I'm in the middle of a good run, I have to figure
out how to work him without breaking the rhythm of the run or losing
the run frequency. Makes the run op do SO2R in that situation just to
keep up. Packet makes the game HARDER to play. Not everybody is
staffed with dedicated mult peggers on every band just so the run guy
only has to play F1.
We could do without packet, especially if the other multis all give it
up. But WHY? So things would be "pure" again, so we would be "real
hams" again (see earlier post)?
Who among us is divine enough to know what "pure" is? NOBODY gets to
decide who a "real ham" is, except each one of us for ourselves only.
The other thing, has anybody besides me noticed that among single op
scores, the assisted scores are NEVER the top scores. Why's that if
packet is such a huge detrimental advantage?
73
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeffrey Clarke" <ku8e1@yahoo.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 10:13 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
My 2 cents worth ......
Radio contesting has changed a great deal from what it was 20 years
ago(for those of you that go back that far) due to technological
advances that have occurred. The same can be said for just about any
sport like NASCAR,skiing,football,etc.... Back in 1980 having a memory
keyer was a big deal!! (this is making me feel old!!) Fast foward to
today and we now have computer logging, contest cards, voice keyers,
automatic band switch devices, and the list goes on...
The advantages of the devices I mentioned above are they are doing
things that in the past that the contester had to do manually. Packet
is different. It is true that if you use packet in conjuction with
a logging program that you don't manually have to turn your VFO to the
frequency of a station that had been spotted. You just hit a key on
your
computer keyboard and it moves your radio to that frequency. So it
sense
you also have eliminated the manual process of moving the VFO. The
big difference with using packet along with SO2R that you have removed
the "skill" of having to know what band to be on at what time to
pickup
all those "rare" multipliers. With SO2R and packet you can basically
be
everywhere at the same time.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not against introducting new technology into
contesting to make it more fun for everyone. My problem with packet is
that basically you are being "spoon fed" contacts without any real
effort on your part. Can you really call contesting a "sport" anymore
when this is happening??? Plus you have the negative aspect of dealing
with "packet pileups" , which I think reflects badly on contesting due
to the behavior that takes place by some stations. Plus, how do you
prove that those stations who claim to be S/O are not cheating by
using
packet ??
I look at a contest as being like the game "hide and seek". The
object
of most contests is to work as many contacts as you can but it is also
important to work as many multipiers as you can to have a good score.
If you are that rare DX station it's my job to find you and work you.
Now if someone tells me where you are is the game (i.e. contest)
really
any fun anymore ???
73's Jeff
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>From W4EF at dellroy.com Sat Feb 23 03:02:31 2002
From: W4EF@dellroy.com (Mike)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
References: <002601c1bb74$6a24c680$6ac8a8c0@MARCOSPALLUZZI>
Message-ID: <039d01c1bc59$97254d40$6501a8c0@1800XP>
Marco,
I believe this scheme is known as the "Asynchronous Transformer" -
asynchronous because it can be inserted at any point along the
75 ohm transmission line. I just did some modeling of this scheme
with a Smith chart program that I have here. It does appear to
work, but it is a bit of a compromise. For a perfectly matched
50 ohm antenna (1.0:1 VSWR), the AT will give a worst case
VSWR of around 1.5:1 in the shack as compared to a worst
case VSWR of 2.25:1 using no special matching. For an antenna
with a VSWR of 2.0:1 at the feedpoint, the AT will give a worst
case VSWR of around 3.0:1 in the shack, whereas the worst
case with no AT would be 4.5:1.
The 1/12 wavelength transmission line lengths in the AT's
provide 30 degrees of rotation on the smith chart. If your random
length 75 ohm transmission line happens to be close to an odd
multiple of 90 degrees (1/4 wavelength) - the worst case for
the length of the 75 ohm line, then the two series 30 degree lines
will tend to rotate you away from this worst case point and pull
the impedance loci back toward the center of the Smith chart.
Its not perfect of course as you can see from the above
examples, it will reduce you VSWR bandwidth. A better
solution would be to use 1.5:1 broadband "Unun" transformers
in the shack and at the antenna. This scheme would have no
reduction in VSWR bandwidth or degradation of feepoint
VSWR. Of course if you have an antenna with a very wide
VSWR bandwidth, the AT's can be a quick way of getting an
"okay" match in shack when using 75 ohm line in a 50 ohm
system.
73 de Mike, W4EF...............
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marco Spalluzzi" <marco.spalluzzi@orobiacom.it>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 11:42 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
>
> Hi guys, I've got a question for you: a friend of mine said is possible
feed
> an antenna using low loss 75 ohm cable, through a system like this:
> (antenna)-(any length of 75 ohm coax)-(piece of length L of 50 ohm
> coax)-(piece of lenght L of 75 ohm coax)-(rtx or amp).
> The lenght L is, band by band, as follows, assuming vf 0.66 (rg213, rg11):
>
> Band Length
> 80 14' 8''
> 40 7' 5.5''
> 20 3' 9''
> 15 30''
> 10 22''
>
> Why this lenghts? For example, 3' 9'' on 20 are approx. 1/12 wavelength.
>
> Bye, Marco - IK2XSL
> ik2xsl@amsat.org
>
>
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>From btippett at alum.mit.edu Sat Feb 23 13:44:01 2002
From: btippett@alum.mit.edu (Bill Tippett)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
Message-ID: <1.5.4.32.20020223134401.0137b07c@pop.vnet.net>
IK2XSL wrote
>Why this lenghts?
See Non-Synchronous balun described by K1XX:
http://lists.contesting.com/_towertalk/199610/0276.html
73, Bill W4ZV
>From loumecseri at bestnetpc.com Sat Feb 23 09:47:13 2002
From: loumecseri@bestnetpc.com (Lou Mecseri)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Dayton Contest Dinner
Message-ID: <000701c1bc78$fd25e0e0$c44ad0d1@n9a1i1>
I would like to purchase a ticket for the 2002 Dayton Contest Dinner.
Who is handling the tickets.
Your help is appreciated.
73s
Lou KE1F / ZF2LM
>From K5NZ at aol.com Sat Feb 23 11:33:05 2002
From: K5NZ@aol.com (K5NZ@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
Message-ID: <fb.221441f7.29a91e41@aol.com>
Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
Regards,
Mike Hance K5NZ
Bedias, Tx
www.teamcramp.com
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>From w7why at harborside.com Sat Feb 23 18:28:14 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Power Entry
References: <000001c1ba4f$5672a060$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
<002601c1ba6e$697c7ea0$6501a8c0@alpha>
Message-ID: <3C77DF3E.82A5C64C@harborside.com>
Tony Field wrote:
> Seems to me that abbreviations are just that - a replacement of >a short form
> for a long form and the long form is the desired log
>entry. I think Tree and others have pointed this out more than >once.
Hasn't this been discussed over and over and over again-like
after every cw contest?
Tom W7WHY
>From w7why at harborside.com Sat Feb 23 18:57:45 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
References: <3C7553A2.60C63F2D@snet.net>
Message-ID: <3C77E629.FE2DFB60@harborside.com>
Dick Pechie - KB1H wrote:
> If no-packet contesting is needed to
> prove my respect for the sport than I guess we all should dig >out our Drake
> T4/R4 pairs and really tough it out. Paper logs, >Post-its to pass mults
> between operating positions.
Did that for years and had a ball!
Tom W7WHY
>From autonews at shaw.ca Sat Feb 23 13:42:50 2002
From: autonews@shaw.ca (Kelly Taylor)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Real hams don't XXX
Message-ID: <000701c1bca2$47389960$0ebf4618@wp.shawcable.net>
Boy, it's always interesting to see what people will read into other's
posts.
For those who missed it, the point of Guy's posting was simply this: Do what
you wish to do, but don't belittle those who wish to do differently as long
as everyone plays by the rules.
I got the point. Why didn't everybody?
(And yes, there have been several -- countless, even -- attempts to belittle
those who don't interpret the rules the way some do.)
73, kelly
ve4xt
>From k4ma at nc.rr.com Sat Feb 23 15:14:41 2002
From: k4ma@nc.rr.com (Jim Stevens)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SSB Sprint Logs Received
Message-ID: <028401c1bca6$c9e36300$6401a8c0@nc.rr.com>
I have updated the Logs Received Web page with all of the logs received
today.
Please check it out and let me know if you believe your log is missing.
Thanks.
http://www.ncjweb.com/index.php3?leftcol=contestmenu&rightcol=ssbsprintlogs
73,
Jim Stevens, K4MA
k4ma@nc.rr.com
>From k4ma at nc.rr.com Sat Feb 23 17:04:34 2002
From: k4ma@nc.rr.com (Jim Stevens)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SSB Sprint Missing Logs
Message-ID: <030d01c1bcb6$16a582e0$6401a8c0@nc.rr.com>
The deadline for submitting logs for SSB Sprint is March 5.
As of today here are all the missing logs for stations that made more
than 200 QSOs.
Send your logs (preferrably in Cabrillo format) to: ssbsprint@ncjweb.com
73, Jim K4MA
K9PG 366
KW8N 332
KA9FOX 324
N2NL 322
K4XS 314
K4NO 308
K9ZO 308
N9RV 308
N6RO 306
W7WA 296
K5KG 292
NA7NA 286
K3MM 282
N6ED 282
K6RO 280
K7RI 278
K9TM 276
N4ZZ 272
KO9A 270
N6MJ 270
ND8DX 260
NS4W 254
AJ3M 248
K9NW 248
KE9I 242
K1HT 240
WA9IRV 220
W1VE 218
WA7BNM 198
WB1GQR 194
W1WQM 186
K3WU 176
VE5CPU 170
N9JF 166
W7OM 164
N6AN 160
K1PQS 148
WQ5L 146
K5RC 130
K6EP 130
WO7Y 126
K6EY 120
NA4K 118
AA0AI 114
W3GH 114
W4NF 114
NE0P 112
KS5M 106
W3YY 104
W6LFB 104
73,
Jim Stevens, K4MA
k4ma@nc.rr.com
>From jayt at arraysolutions.com Sat Feb 23 20:30:51 2002
From: jayt@arraysolutions.com (Jay Terleski)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FW: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
References: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDGEONEAAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
Message-ID: <3C78505B.AD135BD5@arraysolutions.com>
http://www.arraysolutions.com/Products/19inchpanels.htm#top of page
This URL has a picture of a similar design Jeff that I am doing for my
SO2R set up.
Jay
Jeff Maass wrote:
>
> BTW, the plan I assembled over a year ago can be seen at:
> http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/K8ND_SO2R.jpg
>
> I know now that I want the monitor lower, and the rotor control
> down lower as well.
>
> I have all the hardware, but need to get a desk designed/built!
>
> 73,
> Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Jeff Maass [mailto:jmaass@columbus.rr.com]
> > Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 2:50 PM
> > To: CQ Contest Mailing List
> > Subject: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
> >
> >
> >
> > I'm trying to finalize my plans for a new operating desk, and I've been
> > looking around the web to see what others are doing.
> >
> > There seem to be precious few straight-on photographs showing how
> > the desk and equipment is arranged. One of the better descriptions
> > I've seen was at
> > http://www.qsl.net/ak6r/so2r_station.htm
> >
> > If you have a photo of your operating position, please send me either
> > the photo (direct) or a link to your web site (direct or on the List).
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> > USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> > Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> > Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
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>From k2av at contesting.com Sat Feb 23 22:00:12 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
References: <3C7553A2.60C63F2D@snet.net> <3C77E629.FE2DFB60@harborside.com>
Message-ID: <009301c1bcdf$609263e0$0500a8c0@swift>
One thing about the good ole days, that's still true ... the
camaraderie doesn't depend on the technology. It depends on that great
gang of guys you're with.
Was a terrible thing after a contest to discover a post-it down on the
floor with a mult you didn't work.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Osborne" <w7why@harborside.com>
To: "CQ-Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 1:57 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
Dick Pechie - KB1H wrote:
> If no-packet contesting is needed to
> prove my respect for the sport than I guess we all should dig >out
our Drake T4/R4 pairs and really tough it out. Paper logs, >Post-its
to pass mults between operating positions.
Did that for years and had a ball!
Tom W7WHY
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>From W4EF at dellroy.com Sat Feb 23 19:17:00 2002
From: W4EF@dellroy.com (Mike)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
References: <1.5.4.32.20020223134401.0137b07c@pop.vnet.net>
Message-ID: <049b01c1bce1$b970de90$6501a8c0@1800XP>
Marco,
I modeled the scheme described in the link the Bill provided. When
you add the additional 50/75 ohm transformers on the antenna side,
the match gets much better (VSWR_ant = VSWR_ shack). I suspect
you may still pay a VSWR bandwidth penalty by using this scheme, but
I 'll have to do some additional modelling to confirm that. Sounds like
your friend only described half the system. It works much better with
the lines on both ends.
73 de Mike, W4EF............
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bill Tippett" <btippett@alum.mit.edu>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>; <marco.spalluzzi@orobiacom.it>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 5:44 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
> IK2XSL wrote
> >Why this lenghts?
>
> See Non-Synchronous balun described by K1XX:
>
> http://lists.contesting.com/_towertalk/199610/0276.html
>
> 73, Bill W4ZV
>
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>From k4ik at subich.com Sat Feb 23 22:33:04 2002
From: k4ik@subich.com (Joe Subich, K4IK)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
In-Reply-To: <fb.221441f7.29a91e41@aol.com>
Message-ID: <LOBBIIJIANGBKAMMJLBKAEHGFBAA.k4ik@subich.com>
The ARRL bandplan calls for keeping SSB above 1843, not 1835.
The US stations don't belong below 1843 on SSB. Unfortunately,
there have been several well known contest US contest ops
flouting the bandplan.
Perhaps Riley will issue some more enforcement notices (like
those of September 12, 2001) for SSB operations below 1843.
Based on those actions, it seems that bandplans are enforceable.
73,
... Joe, K4IK
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]
On Behalf Of K5NZ@aol.com
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:33 AM
To: cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
Regards,
Mike Hance K5NZ
Bedias, Tx
www.teamcramp.com
>From NQ4I at compuserve.com Sat Feb 23 23:31:48 2002
From: NQ4I@compuserve.com (Rick Dougherty)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Helsinki, Finland
Message-ID: <200202232331_MC3-F32E-751F@compuserve.com>
Hello all OH contestors...will be arriving in Helsinki abt 1300 hrs local
time on Monday...wondering if any contestors
would like to meet for brewski's, and contest talk?? de Rick
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Feb 23 20:46:10 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020223204453.00ac5ad0@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/2 HP
OH0R 4543 281 48 3,812,046 CCF
HG6N 4477 279 3,747,249
LY7Z 4179 291 47 3,600,000 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9 4325 264 48 3,400,000 TARTU CONTEST TEAM
RM6A @RN6BN 3793 284 48 3,231,636 RW6AWT
SK3W @SK3GW 2926 284 2,492,952 TOP OF EUROPE CONTES
YZ7A @YU7JDE 2656 262 2,087,616
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DX M/M HP
MD/DL5AXX 6418 320 6,161,280
9A1A 6018 316 48 5,705,064 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
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DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P9Z 5095 351 48 5,365,035 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
ZF2NT 5066 338 48 5,131,854 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ZF1A 4626 350 48 4,857,300 CAYMAN AMATEUR RADIO
KL7Y 4158 309 48 3,854,466
OM7M 3274 297 48 2,917,134 LBCC
LY1YK 2420 242 1,754,016 KTU RC
OZ0Q 1004 178 533,466
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DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1UQ) 1528 224 1,026,816
V31AH 1454 230 29 1,003,260 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
KL7AC 973 151 22 440,769
SP5DDJ 684 164 35 336,528 SPDX CLUB
DK2GZ 534 158 253,116 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
7L4IOU 483 149 215,901
DF1DX 415 133 19 165,585 RRDXA
SP1EK 307 110 101,310 SPCC
F5NOD 214 103 5 66,126
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DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2GD) 3966 336 41 3,997,728 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VP5GA (N2GA) 3577 340 44 3,648,540 OBONY / YCCC
XE1/N6AN (N6AN 2721 276 38 2,208,276 SCCC
EA7GTF 2354 244 35 1,723,128
KH0/JM1LRQ (JM 2092 215 38 1,349,340
9A7P (9A6XX) 1795 222 1,195,470 WWYC
OK1DSZ 1524 222 1,014,984
LZ1ABC 1202 213 35 768,078 WORLD WIDE YOUNG CO
EA3KU 1108 182 14 603,330
LY2MW 912 188 35 513,240 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
HB9ARF 882 191 505,386
4N1FG 882 188 497,448 YUCC
PA3AAV 520 165 8 257,400 BEEMSTER CONTEST CLU
EA1WX 506 155 11 235,290 URE
ON5UM 474 160 10 227,520 LIR
G4PIQ 466 150 12 209,250 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
RD4M (UA4LU) 365 113 123,735 RCC
OH3IR 324 113 6 109,836
HB9DTM 337 105 10 106,155 F8KCF CONTEST GANG
OH1BOI 286 118 100,890 CCF
OM7RC 308 109 6 100,716
LY1DS 314 105 6 98,910 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
HL1/WX8C 285 109 6 93,195
OZ0RS 252 92 69,552
KG4PYM 205 94 13 57,810
SV1NA/SV9 477 67 6 31,959 GREEK TELEGRAPHY CLU
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DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6V) 4263 321 34 4,105,269 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
TM5C (F6ARC) 3705 306 3,401,190
WP2Z (N2NI) 3341 317 30 3,177,291 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
G4BUO 3531 295 38 3,124,935
S53O 3201 270 2,581,470
DL1IAO 2848 275 39 2,349,600 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
DL4MCF 2737 259 43 2,126,649 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
KL7WV (W3YQ) 2052 302 22 1,859,112
8S2F (SM2LIY) 2182 233 1,517,529
7S2E (SM2DMU) 2060 234 38 1,446,120 TOEC
9H1ZA 1853 250 24 1,389,750
RK4FF 1968 215 1,269,360
RW4PL 1245 189 702,513
RK9CZO (RX9CAZ 1126 179 604,125 URAL CONTEST GROUP
Z36W 759 167 380,259 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
Z35M 650 135 263,250 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
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DX SOAB(A) LP
HA9OA 415 100 14 124,500
YL2PN 357 103 110,313 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
SM5AJV 118 67 23,718 TOEC
SV1XV 48 41 5,904
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DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2ED) 4200 322 40 4,057,200 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
M0SDX 3032 264 2,399,760 RSGB
OM5AW 1747 230 23 1,205,430
RX3APM 1804 219 1,185,228
LY2OX 1518 226 23 1,028,526 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
9A2RD 1340 217 20 872,340 WWYC
OE8CIQ 1092 175 573,300 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
S55OO 100 54 2+ 16,200 RK REZKE DRAGAR
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DX SOSB/10 QRP
WP3A 127 31 11,811 COAMO CONTEST CLUB
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DX SOSB/10 LP
LW1EXU 892 55 147,180 RCLP CRDR RCA
EI5DI 811 58 141,114
GM2T (GM0CLN) 754 58 20 131,196 C&PS ARC
HA5NG 592 56 97,680 HADXC
PY3DX 529 54 85,698 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
ON7YX 493 55 81,345 UBA NOK
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DX SOSB/10 HP
F5MUX 2022 59 357,894
EI4BZ 1515 57 257,526
S50K 1270 59 224,790 SCC
F5MZN @F6BEE 1248 59 22 220,896
S56M 1206 59 213,462 SCC
7J1AAI (W1NN) 1210 57 16 206,910
OK2RZ (OK1FUA) 1145 59 202,665
OH6RX 1156 58 201,144 CCF
S50C (S53MM) 1145 58 199,230 CCS - CONTEST CLUB S
YT6T @YT6A 1017 59 180,009 SKY CONTEST CLUB
OM2IB 986 58 171,564
S55M @S54G 862 58 18 149,988 RADIO CLUB "JADRAN"
4N1SM 600 58 12 104,400
G0ORH 814 84,645
F/WO9S 434 56 72,912 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
SP8FHK/8 470 48 67,680
UA9YAB 362 52 56,160
RX9WR 397 47 55,977 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
M6T (G4PIQ) 355 48 2 50,688 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
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DX SOSB/15 QRP
S57IIO 360 51 12 54,774 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
HA3LI 262 47 36,801
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DX SOSB/15 LP
TI7/N4MO 1217 58 27 211,758 PVRC
9A3PA 807 55 14 133,155 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
SP4DEU 589 55 97,185
SM7N (SM7NDX) 585 53 93,015
G4IIY 545 53 15 86,655
DL7BY 385 52 22 60,060 BERLIN-DX-GROUP
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DX SOSB/15 HP
OH6AC (OH6CS) 1524 60 36 274,140 CCF
S51TA 1271 59 30 224,967 CCS&ZCC
PY2YU 1076 58 187,224 TUPY DX GROUP
OM5M (OM4DW) 1030 59 182,310
RZ3AA 965 59 20 170,805
OM3NA 949 59 30 164,787 RK LEVICE
S52ZW 940 58 163,560 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
OK2ZC 885 58 153,990 OKDXC
YZ7V (YZ7DX) 878 57 150,138 BANAT DX GROUP
RA9WR 700 57 119,700 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
IU4T (IK4MTF) 660 57 8 112,860
UT1IA 534 54 86,508 UCC
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DX SOSB/160 QRP
S57LWG @S57IIO 1 1 1 3 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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DX SOSB/160 HP
XE2AC 301 50 45,150
OM5RW 118 24 8,496
ON4BR 103 23 5 7,107 NOL UBA
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DX SOSB/20 LP
PY2NY 634 56 106,512 TUPY DX GROUP
ZC4DW 532 55 15 87,780 CHILTERN
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DX SOSB/20 HP
YT9X (YU1ZZ) 1551 60 33 279,180 YU CC
IO4L (I4LCK) 1365 58 237,162 M C C
LY6A (LY2BM) 1124 59 198,594 KTU RC
RU9WX 766 58 133,284 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
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DX SOSB/40 LP
S53F 447 50 66,900
PY3MM @ZX5J 79 28 2 6,636 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
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DX SOSB/40 HP
C6AKQ (N4BP) 1283 60 30 230,940 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
HA8IB 961 59 169,920 HA-DX
OM0M (OM0WR) 900 59 20 159,300
GW7X (GW3NJW) 892 57 30 152,532 CONTEST CAMBRIA
S57UN 634 54 102,708 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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DX SOSB/80 QRP
S57KRI @S57IIO 12 7 3 252 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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DX SOSB/80 LP
C6A/K7RE 958 59 25 169,389
PA5AT 282 31 15 26,226
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DX SOSB/80 HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 726 54 117,612 RRDXA
TM2Y (F5MZN) 692 52 22 107,952
EA8ZS 599 54 96,228 GALDAR CONTEST CLUB
YT6A 485 48 69,840 SKY CONTEST CLUB
S59CAB (S57MW) 519 43 66,951 ZCC&CCS
SP8BRQ 409 42 51,534
OK1RK 348 39 40,716
SN8F 337 39 39,429
UA6LV 297 43 38,313
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
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DX M/2 HP
OH0R 029/015 144/035 398/053 1423/059 1231/060 1318/059
LY7Z 080/022 232/040 603/054 1108/059 1072/058 1084/058
ES6Q @ES5 005/005 120/025 700/057 1300/059 1100/059 1100/059
RM6A @RN6 059/020 174/032 547/056 1200/059 903/058 910/059
SK3W @SK3 035/016 254/041 392/057 842/057 735/057 668/056
YZ7A @YU7 034/014 163/030 378/047 709/058 704/057 668/056
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DX M/M HP
9A1A 258/035 557/046 55/059 1348/059 1426/059 1374/058
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DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P 305/048 538/059 695/061 1011/061 1252/061 1294/061
ZF2NT 354/050 607/054 784/058 1018/059 1141/058 1162/059
ZF1A 446/056 657/058 662/058 761/060 972/059 1128/059
KL7Y 094/026 358/052 564/057 851/058 1016/057 1275/059
OM7M 101/029 267/041 488/054 849/058 669/057 900/058
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DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1 001/001 52/021 209/039 491/057 346/052 429/054
V31AH 000/000 252/049 205/041 291/048 335/052 371/040
KL7AC 000/000 /000 10/006 175/046 296/047 492/052
SP5DDJ 000/000 15/009 55/018 165/041 203/044 246/052
DK2GZ 000/000 12/007 59/024 132/038 138/041 193/048
7L4IOU 000/000 21/008 70/023 123/038 128/040 141/040
DF1DX 000/000 7/006 30/015 98/035 98/033 182/044
F5NOD 000/000 1/001 13/009 86/035 71/033 43/025
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DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2G 224/043 463/057 629/059 685/059 925/059 1040/059
VP5GA (N2 292/051 390/055 633/058 655/060 728/058 879/058
XE1/N6AN 000/000 398/053 469/052 390/057 678/057 786/057
EA7GTF 010/009 51/020 363/050 518/053 584/055 828/057
KH0/JM1LR 000/000 23/010 301/045 395/053 545/052 828/055
9A7P (9A6 000/000 67/020 211/040 600/054 408/054 509/054
OK1DSZ 002/002 173/028 127/037 391/051 360/051 471/053
LZ1ABC 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
EA3KU 000/000 10/009 74/023 233/046 421/054 370/050
LY2MW 000/000 75/022 140/030 233/044 216/046 248/046
HB9ARF 003/003 62/020 99/030 206/043 244/049 268/046
4N1FG 000/000 43/018 192/041 204/038 212/043 231/048
PA3AAV 001/001 14/009 94/036 108/033 93/035 210/051
EA1WX 000/000 20/013 58/020 170/044 141/041 117/037
ON5UM 000/000 40/018 70/027 98/031 120/040 146/044
G4PIQ 001/001 42/017 65/023 124/035 105/034 129/040
OH3IR 000/000 /000 36/020 50/023 125/035 113/035
HB9DTM 000/000 /000 27/015 95/033 31/021 184/036
OH1BOI 000/000 9/007 26/016 95/032 62/030 94/033
OM7RC 000/000 /000 19/013 97/033 95/032 97/031
LY1DS 000/000 /000 28/014 53/026 34/020 199/045
HL1/WX8C 000/000 /000 /000 75/032 88/037 122/040
OZ0RS 000/000 /000 7/004 76/029 58/025 111/034
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 9/009 85/036 111/049 /000
SV1NA/SV9 000/000 /000 /000 27/006 144/025 306/036
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DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6 144/041 380/050 546/057 942/058 1220/058 1031/057
TM5C (F6A 161/032 302/046 428/052 807/060 1032/057 975/059
WP2Z (N2N 207/043 362/052 406/054 628/054 863/057 875/057
G4BUO 119/027 349/042 395/054 814/057 777/057 1077/058
S53O 019/013 200/037 381/049 985/058 709/055 907/058
DL1IAO 081/021 175/034 331/047 749/059 697/057 815/057
DL4MCF 022/011 119/032 346/049 802/057 632/052 816/058
KL7WV (W3 111/039 388/053 330/051 349/054 279/052 595/053
8S2F (SM2 001/001 44/023 178/043 461/056 960/058 538/052
7S2E (SM2 000/000 55/022 252/046 560/057 459/054 734/055
9H1ZA 003/003 210/035 399/050 480/054 340/053 421/055
RK4FF 046/024 234/036 234/042 344/049 322/046 355/054
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DX SOAB(A) LP
YL2PN 000/000 /000 60/019 23/010 104/035 170/039
SM5AJV 000/000 6/004 10/007 52/024 24/014 26/018
SV1XV 000/000 /000 /000 13/009 18/015 17/017
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DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2E 151/040 494/053 457/054 726/058 1075/058 1297/059
OM5AW 002/002 75/024 241/040 530/055 388/052 511/057
9A2RD 000/000 39/017 189/038 377/054 373/053 362/055
OE8CIQ 000/000 /000 51/019 372/050 346/053 323/053
S55OO 000/000 20/010 20/012 35/016 25/016 /000
Teams:
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
MD/DL5AXX DL4LQM DL4WG DL5AXX DL5LYM DL8WAA
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Feb 23 20:47:10 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020223204442.00ac4ec0@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/2 HP
N2RM 6933 576 48 11,980,224 FRC
K1KI 6329 577 48 10,946,844 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3RS 6414 567 48 10,910,214 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W4AN 6511 552 48 10,778,904 SECC
K4JA 5992 571 48 10,264,000 PVRC
K8LX 5216 500 48 7,824,000
KB1H 4306 522 6,738,498 YANKKE CLIPPER CONTE
N4RV 4009 517 48 6,207,102 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W5KFT 4088 502 48 6,097,794
N0IJ 3299 464 4,592,208 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K2RD 1914 495 28 2,842,290 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
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NA M/M HP
KC1XX 9176 645 17,747,820
K3LR 9109 632 17,242,224 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K9NS 8486 623 48 15,806,133 SMC
K1RX 7429 596 13,275,900 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4MYA 6955 588 48 12,229,812 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
NY4A @N4AF 6973 574 48 11,959,290 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K8CC 6607 571 48 11,317,791 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
W0AIH 6141 544 10,000,896
K3NM 5776 558 48 9,669,024 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K4NNN 5472 551 9,027,033 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N3AD 4657 511 48 7,137,648 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N6RO 4987 474 7,065,918 RIVER CITY CONTESTER
K3ANS 4247 488 48 6,200,040 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W2CG 3541 471 4,996,368 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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NA M/S HP
K8AZ 4360 528 48 6,900,000 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K1IR 4004 512 48 6,150,144 YANKEE CLIPPER CC
AA2FB 3584 484 40 5,204,198 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N0NI 3538 494 5,200,000
N0DY 3262 445 48 4,340,085 EASTERN IOWA DX ASSO
N5YA 2837 425 48 3,610,800 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
AA2WN @W2YC 2500 7491 41 3,520,770 FRC
K2UG @KY2J 2345 454 48 3,193,890 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
WN9O 2407 436 44 3,147,048 SMC
K9SD 2736 379 46 3,105,147 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
K0MP 2403 426 48 3,056,976 MILE HIGH DX ASSN
K2SX 2197 413 33 2,722,083 ORDER OF BOILED OWLS
W7CT 2398 365 48 2,588,589 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
K0TV 1890 405 43 2,292,705 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE7UF 2081 349 41 2,133,786 BCDX CLUB
VE3HG 1667 406 47 2,030,406
N3BNA 1531 355 1,629,450 FRC
KK1L 1494 295 1,321,305 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA4V 776 244 12 566,568 CAROLINAS DX ASSOCIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 1651 376 1,861,200 SMC
K2DM 1501 308 40 1,386,924 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N4KG 1324 325 38 1,290,900
VA3TTT 1114 284 40 938,000 U_VE CLUB TORONTO
W9WI 1020 268 818,472 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
N7IR 1009 265 43 802,155 CENTRAL AZ DX ASSOCI
N0UR 1090 240 28 784,800 MWA
N9CIQ 922 264 19 730,224 MN WIRELESS
N7OU 1007 240 36 725,040 WVDXC
W9SE 798 261 624,834 SMC
K7MM 745 236 24 527,460
KG5U 649 200 388,800 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
K8ZT 441 202 262,398 CUYAHOGA FALLS ARC
W2ENY 300 134 120,600 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
NQ7X 333 117 14 116,883
N9NE 274 125 18 102,750
VA7NT 225 106 71,550
W1SA 204 85 52,020
W3SE 55 41 5 6,642 SCCC
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NA SOAB LP
K7SV 2359 420 42 2,972,340 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N2NT 2746 360 40 2,962,440 FRC - :: HT
N4TZ @N4TZ/9 2545 371 2,832,585 SMC
K1VUT 2627 355 46 2,797,755 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K0SR @W0ZT 2484 349 42 2,600,748 MWA
N8AA 2188 393 2,577,294 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K8EP 2239 339 42 2,275,029
K1VR 2010 372 2,243,160 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N6MJ 2183 342 41 2,197,692 SCCC
N4YDU 2054 351 36 2,162,862 PVRC
N5AW 1880 376 41 2,120,640 CTDXCC
NY3A 2328 284 40 1,980,900 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K4OGG 2060 317 1,959,060 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
K3PH 1921 328 31 1,890,264 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WO4O 1625 369 1,793,340 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
VE5ZX 1766 320 42 1,695,360
W1WAI 1639 332 30 1,632,444 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4AA 1385 367 1,524,885 FCG
K1VSJ 1520 334 33 1,523,040 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3FR 1556 310 37 1,447,080 WEEKEND WARRIORS CON
KA1IS 1438 320 30 1,378,560
K4EU 1325 325 30 1,291,875 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K7ED (WA0RJY) 1540 273 36 1,251,432 WWDXC
K5IID 1284 319 38 1,228,788 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NA0N 1527 268 26 1,227,708 MWA
KV8Q 1312 309 1,216,224
K1HT 1272 311 1,186,776 YCCC
K0RI 1192 317 1,133,592
W0ETT 1247 302 1,127,970 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K9MMS 1227 300 1,104,300 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
VE5SF 1332 249 973,341 REGINA AMATEUR RADIO
K8IR 1085 282 36 917,910 BAY AREA WIRELESS AS
VE3BW 1069 273 36 875,511 NFIDXA
NA4K 1038 256 15 797,184 TCG
N5MF 979 268 18 787,116
KI7Y 972 256 746,496 WVDXC
K8GT 905 273 36 741,195 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NF4A 1000 247 741,000 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N0FP 815 254 32 621,030 MN WIRELESS ASSOC
VE3GFN 860 239 19 616,620
K1IB 937 220 616,440 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE6ZT 809 245 590,940
N0HJZ 679 286 18 582,582 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
WN6K 913 187 29 512,193 SCCC
NG3K 715 227 21 486,915
W9AU 718 225 13 484,650 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
N6PE 691 226 25 468,498
N4VI 732 206 14 452,376 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
VO1WET 781 184 15 422,832
VE7FO 717 187 398,871
KN0V 660 195 386,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N5XZ 604 204 17 369,648 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
N3GJ 559 211 353,847
KN4Y 600 186 25 334,800 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
KK7X 526 187 20 296,086
N1CC 463 203 19 281,967 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K1TEO 472 174 6 246,384
VE9DX 284 284 5 241,968
AE4Y 385 176 10 203,280 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
NG7Z 451 144 16 193,104 REDMOND TOP KEY CONT
WA3SES 398 160 8 191,040
WA7AVL 418 140 175,560 WWDXC
NX9T 352 157 10 164,850 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W7GTO 384 163,584 WWDXC
W9SZ 317 151 7 143,601 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W3/OM2KI 259 133 103,341
W4/VE3BUC 287 109 11 93,849
KG4PYM 205 94 57,810
N7XY 151 93 6 42,129 WWDXC
WA6BOB 168 82 6 41,082
N7CZ 157 72 33,912
K8KHZ 107 69 7 22,149 MRRC
K2CC (KC2BMG) 105 51 12,852 CLARKSON U AMATEUR R
WB0TRA 83 50 30 12,450 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K1EP/6 89 45 11,880
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4PA) 4527 465 48 6,306,795
K1DG 4059 471 46 5,735,367 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA1K 4077 432 48 5,283,792 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W9RE 4033 437 48 5,140,000 SMC
K1ZZ 3974 425 42 5,066,850 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W1WEF 3737 443 4,966,473 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N2IC 3966 420 48 4,930,380
K2UA 3968 406 4,831,806 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K3CR (LZ4AX) 3408 441 48 4,508,784 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
VY2SS (K6LA) 3648 410 48 4,487,040 SCCC
K3ZO 3787 381 42 4,328,541 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
VA3UZ @VE3OI 3304 427 42 4,196,556 U-VE CONTEST CLUB
KR1G 3505 396 45 4,021,380 YANKEE SPELLING CLIP
K8GL 2914 418 43 3,654,000 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
W6EEN (N6RT) 2970 396 41 3,528,360 SCCC
K0EJ 3169 364 43 3,460,548 TCG
K5NA 3254 345 45 3,350,295 CTDXCC
N4ZR 2895 384 40 3,335,040 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W2FU 2782 398 3,321,708 ROCHESTER DX ASSOCIA
N3BB 3081 356 43 3,290,508 CTDXCC
N9CK 2847 377 39 3,217,695 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W7GG 2707 369 43 2,999,905 WVDXC
K9MA 2628 367 43 2,893,428 SMC
WC1M 2748 343 29 2,824,605 YCCC
AD5Q 2431 380 41 2,771,340
W2XL 2459 352 42 2,595,648 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
K3MD 2180 393 31 2,570,220 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K8DX 2587 323 24 2,505,834 NCC
N6TV 2344 330 36 2,320,560 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
K5YAA 2112 343 31 2,171,190 OKLAHOMA DX ASSN
WA2VYA 1938 364 43 2,116,296 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KC7V 2145 326 42 2,097,810 CENTRAL ARIZONA DX A
N5RG 1956 358 2,095,374 NTCC
NT1N 1635 367 20 1,792,428 YCCC
W1ECT 1870 293 22 1,642,851 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4SAA 1416 325 39 1,377,675 FCG
K1GU 1537 294 36 1,355,634 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3UM 1594 263 27 1,257,666 PVRC
N8SM 1504 274 21 1,236,288 NTCC
K0OU 1300 311 1,212,900 SMC WEST
N6HR 1200 334 26 1,202,400 WWDXC
K3II 1,076,376
K7NV 1190 296 25 1,056,720 NCCC
KU8E 1122 311 1,046,826 MRRC
K1PQS 1208 265 28 960,360
W0ZQ 1025 302 928,650 MWA
KO7X @KI7WX 1109 269 16 894,963 PVRC
W4BQF 1105 225 744,525 PVRC
N6HC 915 259 21 710,955 SCCC
KA2MGE 813 270 658,530
N5QQ @KD5REC 949 220 15 624,360 NTCC
N1RR 1169 178 12 624,000 YANKEE CLIPPER SPELL
W6MVW 710 246 25 523,980 SO CALIFORNIA CONTES
K2UOP 539 228 12 368,676 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
KW4DA 826 135 333,720
K6LRN 402 207 18 249,642 NORTHERN CALIF DX CL
WX3B 478 173 247,563 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K6SE 463 171 15 237,519
W0TY 431 1287 218,790
VE7QO 410 148 192,192 BC DX CLUB
AD4L 225 135 91,125 PVRC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8QZA) 786 230 542,340
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 1789 339 32 1,810,260 WWDXC
N2CQ 1105 337 1,117,155 FRC
VE1OP 1105 328 25 1,087,320
N9XX 1028 335 1,033,140 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
AK4XX 988 307 35 909,948
N6WS 798 332 794,808 SCCC
N6MW 625 305 571,875
N3SD 614 293 539,706 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
AE4RO 468 254 21 356,616 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
K0UK 616 180 332,640 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K8AJS 414 262 14 325,404 WAYNE AMATEUR RADIO
NA2U 980 104 24 305,760 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VE4YU 490 177 15 260,190
WA7YAZ 348 175 182,700
K4WW 400 114 11 136,800 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
W2RDS 231 145 7 100,485 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WA4PXP @W4MQ 136 82 10 33,538
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 4562 524 48 7,171,464 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KI1G 3339 503 28 5,024,970 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA3B 3206 463 41 4,453,134 FRC
W2RE 3039 486 44 4,430,862 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
KQ3F 3282 443 42 4,361,778 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7/DL3OI @W7ZQ 3311 419 48 4,161,927
N1EU 2567 522 35 4,019,922 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W2UP 2610 457 22 3,576,939 FRC
NO2R 2336 506 3,541,494 FRANKFORD
W4NF 2478 456 39 3,389,904 PVRC
W6XR 2226 489 3,265,542 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
NQ4I 2268 458 30 3,051,000 SECC
N8BJQ 2244 415 2,791,290 SWODX
W1GD 2120 413 34 2,626,680
W2GDJ 2220 396 35 2,612,412 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N4GG 1654 449 34 2,227,938 PVRC
W3YY 1490 405 1,810,350 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N6CW 1552 336 1,564,416 SCCC
N3ZA 1117 402 1,347,102 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N2CY 1237 326 30 1,209,786 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7OM 1337 296 27 1,180,000 WWDXC
WE9V 1067 364 18 1,162,980 SMC
W6TK 1143 330 1,129,590 SCCC
K2ONP 1284 283 23 1,086,720 YCCC
W7VV 1319 270 21 1,067,580 WWDXC
K1JN 1015 341 25 1,038,345 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W3IQ 1012 282 856,152 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K6RIM 708 323 684,114 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KT0R 890 238 10 634,746 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8KM 633 334 634,266 NCC
K0KX 700 301 11 632,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8PW 771 258 595,206 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
NE9Z 400 257 28 308,400 JHAARC
K3PP 353 202 7 213,918 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 LP
W7ZR 37 103 23 258,633 DESERT RATS CONTEST
KT0K 853 83 16 211,650 LINCOLN ARC
WX6V 499 83 18 124,251 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ND4AA 440 85 16 112,200 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
VE3IAY 442 82 108,732
VE7NS 147 42 18,522
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 2081 109 30 680,487 PVRC
K9NW @K9UWA 1857 110 612,810 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
N9AG @N8NR 1694 117 26 594,594 SWODXA
N7KU (NJ6D) 1433 107 26 456,141
W6YA 1219 112 26 409,248 SCCC
K7BG 1353 93 377,487 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
VE6BF @VE6JY 1184 103 347,625 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
VO1MP 1017 96 292,896
W6KK @W6KP 499 74 110,778 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 QRP
K6III 144 49 21,168 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KI0II 100 44 5 13,200 GMCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 LP
VE3MQW 756 101 229,068
WA1FCN 769 97 223,779 Y C C C
AE0Q @K0HM 544 88 142,560 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 HP
VE6JY (TI2WGO) 1936 108 42 610,740 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K5MR 1601 110 36 528,330 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K4OAQ 1695 102 31 517,752
W7UT 1084 120 30 389,880 UTAH'S DIXIE DX & CO
W8FT (AA8UP) 1147 99 29 340,659 MRRC
WF3J 1054 102 322,524 PVRC
K7JJ 461 85 16 117,555 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 LP
VE3OSZ 34 28 2,856
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 HP
W8TOP (W8UVZ) 94 51 10 14,076
NX5M 37 28 5 3,108 CTDXCC
N0TT 32 27 2,592 KCDX CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 LP
AK6R 290 65 15 56,550 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 HP
W7WA 1867 106 594,024 WWADXC
W5MX 1618 114 32 552,330 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
VE6EX @VE6JY 1501 98 42 399,840 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K0FX 570 95 12 162,165 GRAND MESA CONTEST C
K7ABV 456 92 18 125,580 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 LP
W4IDX 203 62 6 37,758 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 HP
KT3Y 1344 97 391,104 PVRC
N4PN 1215 98 354,270 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N7DD 880 105 24 277,000
W5AO @W5TM 966 93 269,514 OKDXA
VE6WQ @VE6JY 808 98 236,678 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
WB9Z 853 85 217,515 SMC
K4TX 366 63 68,985 PVRC
K7OX 246 58 8 42,804 NONE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 LP
WN3VAW 65 36 12 7,020 WIRELESS ASSOCIATION
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 HP
W1MK 1020 85 28 260,100 YCCC
K1PX 392 64 16 75,264
K8AQM 318 71 67,734 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
K3SV 205 51 7 31,059 PVRC
W5TM 51 32 3 4,896 OKDXA
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
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NA M/2 HP
N2RM 115/045 655/080 107/093 1640/116 1628/124 1788/118
K1KI 097/052 633/081 898/097 1510/115 1510/119 1681/113
N3RS 077/045 287/072 89/095 1507/116 1768/120 1686/119
W4AN 063/043 384/074 80/097 1446/116 1728/110 1810/112
K4JA 119/053 524/076 807/095 1458/115 1463/121 1620/111
K8LX 027/023 172/065 697/087 1416/102 1339/116 1565/107
KB1H 059/033 426/077 481/085 1137/106 1046/112 1157/109
N4RV 067/045 161/070 449/086 874/099 1249/114 1209/103
W5KFT 024/021 167/063 624/094 867/105 1272/110 1134/109
N0IJ 019/015 74/048 276/074 939/108 934/110 1057/109
K2RD 053/040 130/062 261/084 526/102 410/103 534/104
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NA M/M HP
K9NS 138/057 503/084 332/105 2213/125 2266/127 2034/125
W4MYA 101/051 544/084 824/095 1872/120 1914/120 1700/118
NY4A @N4A 071/048 513/074 293/100 1800/116 1646/122 1650/114
K8CC 057/038 470/080 948/097 1802/120 1733/121 1597/115
K3NM 064/042 436/074 956/098 1564/120 1371/112 1385/112
N3AD 041/033 208/067 844/092 1203/107 1259/112 1102/100
N6RO 058/020 219/047 848/088 1459/112 1368/110 1035/097
K3ANS 061/037 188/070 569/081 1259/097 1135/101 1035/102
W2CG 015/013 172/059 285/083 1077/101 909/107 1083/108
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NA M/S HP
K8AZ 041/036 110/071 678/088 1314/111 942/111 1275/111
K1IR 049/038 374/075 736/092 1006/102 942/108 897/097
AA2FB 042/034 188/064 518/086 1014/101 767/100 1055/099
N0NI 021/018 71/055 483/089 1008/109 979/109 976/114
N0DY 017/015 65/052 307/077 911/097 906/102 1045/102
N5YA 011/008 67/046 192/071 957/103 631/093 979/104
AA2WN @W2 055/065 156/468 262/780 691/070 628/884 708/124
K2UG @KY2 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WN9O 010/008 82/055 205/075 632/094 647/103 831/101
K9SD 018/013 102/051 234/061 876/074 774/088 732/092
K0MP 009/008 45/033 474/089 565/090 433/102 877/104
K2SX 036/028 138/053 301/068 477/078 515/087 730/099
W7CT 008/006 47/018 446/069 612/089 672/094 613/089
K0TV 049/029 110/055 278/076 383/078 572/086 498/081
VE7UF 012/012 111/027 292/049 605/082 499/091 562/088
VE3HG 011/010 76/048 184/072 361/089 435/091 600/096
N3BNA 001/001 86/048 308/067 447/078 313/085 375/076
KK1L 004/004 36/034 121/049 344/078 303/061 686/069
AA4V 044/027 62/032 75/034 100/041 178/043 317/067
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NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 010/009 37/028 223/070 404/088 458/086 519/095
K2DM 012/009 74/036 178/057 358/066 377/070 502/070
N4KG 007/007 77/041 184/063 286/071 317/071 453/072
VA3TTT 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W9WI 001/001 9/007 90/044 234/067 308/074 378/075
N7IR 006/005 29/012 147/049 231/061 285/069 311/069
N0UR 000/000 8/007 23/019 236/063 352/072 471/079
N9CIQ 000/000 12/012 24/021 206/069 288/078 392/084
N7OU 005/004 34/010 81/028 181/056 305/075 401/067
W9SE 000/000 20/018 80/042 204/064 254/068 240/069
K7MM 003/003 9/008 55/034 176/060 225/069 277/062
KG5U 000/000 7/006 25/018 176/052 235/068 206/056
K8ZT 000/000 3/003 49/027 117/051 144/062 128/059
W2ENY 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
NQ7X 000/000 /000 4/004 71/032 106/034 152/047
VA7NT 000/000 3/002 38/017 61/028 89/049 34/010
W1SA 000/000 /000 101/041 103/044 /000 /000
W3SE 000/000 /000 21/010 16/014 18/017 /000
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NA SOAB LP
K7SV 040/033 124/054 383/073 493/082 417/087 902/091
N2NT 019/018 153/047 355/064 784/076 674/081 761/074
N4TZ @N4T 024/019 110/052 210/057 775/078 572/078 854/087
K1VUT 021/017 96/044 560/073 452/063 641/080 857/078
K0SR @W0Z 000/000 37/025 173/063 726/080 713/096 835/085
N8AA 018/013 108/051 206/066 576/088 563/088 717/087
K8EP 017/014 124/046 243/063 494/064 629/079 732/073
K1VR 036/027 151/053 401/066 386/069 407/079 629/078
N6MJ 000/000 53/019 239/057 554/089 651/092 686/085
N4YDU 032/026 110/046 276/062 405/063 487/076 744/078
N5AW 013/012 65/041 182/067 369/079 432/086 819/091
NY3A 007/006 52/033 184/049 751/064 510/069 824/063
K4OGG 015/012 71/038 212/058 735/065 606/072 421/072
K3PH 005/005 61/039 210/056 472/082 614/076 559/070
WO4O 031/023 94/051 164/061 462/081 390/078 484/075
VE5ZX 005/004 21/019 118/047 404/079 539/085 679/086
W1WAI 014/012 99/048 186/064 330/060 515/072 495/076
W4AA 016/013 97/051 243/069 325/082 356/079 348/073
K1VSJ 000/000 61/039 147/059 332/079 419/073 561/084
N3FR 000/000 66/037 142/060 393/076 447/068 508/069
KA1IS 021/020 83/043 119/055 302/054 524/080 389/068
K4EU 000/000 30/022 149/057 327/082 319/081 500/083
K7ED (WA0 003/003 41/010 194/043 472/071 414/074 416/072
K5IID 000/000 69/041 126/054 271/068 325/077 493/079
NA0N 004/003 25/020 46/035 245/061 573/080 634/069
KV8Q 000/000 32/022 160/059 290/074 324/076 506/078
K1HT 013/011 58/027 153/055 271/071 326/069 451/078
K0RI 010/008 51/027 120/052 268/071 342/082 401/077
W0ETT 001/001 21/018 149/059 301/071 338/078 437/075
K9MMS 007/006 55/036 141/052 237/067 340/075 447/064
VE5SF 000/000 10/003 116/041 429/071 377/069 400/065
K8IR 002/002 21/019 95/042 256/072 319/074 392/073
VE3BW 000/000 45/026 75/037 194/060 261/074 494/076
NA4K 002/002 24/020 100/046 271/052 264/072 377/064
N5MF 000/000 /000 /000 255/084 256/089 468/095
KI7Y 000/000 46/020 71/028 226/057 317/075 312/076
K8GT 003/003 28/022 87/043 217/066 249/067 321/072
NF4A 001/001 56/032 148/050 134/042 324/065 337/057
N0FP 007/006 21/021 78/046 182/055 231/067 296/059
VE3GFN 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
K1IB 000/000 10/008 67/032 161/053 293/065 406/062
N0HJZ 000/000 13/012 63/049 128/072 202/076 273/077
WN6K 000/000 7/007 23/012 180/041 314/059 389/068
NG3K 000/000 /000 73/042 206/060 157/056 279/069
W9AU 000/000 17/014 54/030 168/051 242/069 237/061
N6PE 004/003 17/014 50/032 160/055 215/058 245/064
N4VI 000/000 /000 67/041 222/050 204/058 239/057
VO1WET 000/000 48/022 46/027 162/049 262/043 263/043
VE7FO 001/001 18/005 50/018 190/052 178/059 280/052
KN0V 000/000 8/008 42/025 160/044 228/062 222/056
N5XZ 000/000 4/004 31/019 155/056 198/064 216/061
N3GJ 000/000 8/007 100/043 140/052 157/056 154/053
KN4Y 001/001 /000 47/028 145/047 160/052 247/058
KK7X 000/000 /000 /000 156/064 190/070 180/053
N1CC 000/000 2/002 88/043 120/055 88/047 165/056
K1TEO 000/000 /000 /000 85/049 145/055 242/070
VE9DX 000/000 17/017 43/017 66/066 76/076 82/082
AE4Y 000/000 /000 57/027 102/049 105/052 121/048
WA3SES 000/000 6/005 37/023 128/051 142/049 85/032
NX9T 002/002 8/008 31/023 68/031 115/044 128/049
W3/OM2KI 000/000 /000 1/001 72/036 106/055 80/041
W4/VE3BUC 000/000 /000 /000 28/020 103/042 156/047
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WA6BOB 000/000 /000 21/007 55/020 58/030 34/025
N7CZ 000/000 9/002 19/008 19/011 21/013 89/038
K8KHZ 000/000 /000 /000 30/016 16/013 61/036
K2CC (KC2 000/000 /000 26/012 27/013 2/002 50/024
WB0TRA 000/000 /000 2/002 8/007 28/016 45/025
K1EP/6 000/000 /000 /000 21/008 42/021 26/016
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NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4P 058/036 340/063 770/086 1261/094 951/093 1147/093
K1DG 057/038 261/061 644/081 859/092 1033/100 1205/099
AA1K 056/035 261/056 637/071 1024/086 1023/097 1076/087
W9RE 020/014 211/065 435/073 1333/100 1015/099 1019/086
K1ZZ 048/036 271/054 591/075 1116/088 901/091 1047/081
W1WEF 054/036 284/054 459/070 1054/097 817/099 1069/087
N2IC 026/017 93/042 519/077 1038/092 999/096 1291/096
K2UA 042/028 165/048 687/072 852/077 886/089 1336/092
K3CR (LZ4 061/038 264/065 539/080 950/084 793/091 801/083
VY2SS (K6 042/030 219/054 482/064 979/090 898/088 1024/084
K3ZO 016/013 235/056 408/064 1030/073 955/089 1143/086
VA3UZ @VE 025/017 126/057 283/066 778/094 1025/098 1067/095
KR1G 042/028 364/058 488/070 1031/087 867/083 713/070
K8GL 021/019 111/054 322/071 639/093 824/090 997/091
W6EEN (N6 012/009 105/036 459/073 720/086 813/100 861/092
K0EJ 022/017 81/050 262/060 925/080 871/081 1008/076
K5NA 013/010 67/039 354/061 844/075 750/083 1226/077
N4ZR 009/009 242/060 318/070 704/078 811/084 811/083
W2FU 032/025 203/053 250/060 608/079 777/094 912/087
N3BB 015/013 90/045 547/077 910/074 545/081 974/066
N9CK 012/011 71/044 215/069 712/084 730/089 1107/080
W7GG 050/012 137/037 447/069 718/084 634/087 713/081
K9MA 011/010 73/042 187/063 772/084 721/083 864/085
WC1M 034/032 232/053 418/062 831/067 606/060 627/069
W2XL 043/032 190/052 334/057 671/069 615/071 606/071
K3MD 017/016 48/035 160/070 561/089 613/092 781/091
K8DX 024/019 271/059 320/060 680/054 484/064 808/067
N6TV 016/010 118/034 408/064 858/076 476/077 468/069
K5YAA 012/008 92/046 163/060 413/063 554/083 878/083
WA2VYA 013/012 143/057 271/067 336/081 449/076 726/071
KC7V 025/010 93/036 358/062 444/065 597/082 628/071
N5RG 039/025 79/044 232/062 499/069 438/076 664/082
NT1N 027/023 145/050 167/067 533/078 371/077 392/072
W1ECT 025/021 79/040 176/043 444/061 504/066 641/062
W4SAA 013/010 65/042 161/062 470/060 288/076 416/075
K1GU 005/005 112/044 228/053 351/066 294/063 547/063
N3UM 000/000 117/043 194/043 370/050 409/067 504/060
N8SM 000/000 52/037 278/054 263/065 335/061 576/057
K0OU 000/000 43/025 213/060 364/081 378/077 303/068
K7NV 013/009 38/029 195/053 412/065 272/072 260/068
KU8E 023/018 66/042 120/053 270/057 360/076 283/065
K1PQS 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W0ZQ 000/000 41/033 127/053 277/071 295/076 285/069
KO7X @KI7 020/017 37/025 117/038 150/053 371/068 414/068
N6HC 003/003 21/016 74/040 263/070 255/062 299/068
KA2MGE 000/000 39/028 101/052 170/054 171/066 332/070
N5QQ @KD5 002/002 24/021 61/040 311/046 199/059 353/052
N1RR 000/000 /000 80/023 103/037 421/060 565/058
W6MVW 000/000 /000 88/047 158/060 156/066 308/073
K2UOP 014/013 24/020 68/031 135/054 139/054 159/056
KW4DA 000/000 /000 21/011 171/038 215/038 419/048
K6LRN 001/001 26/021 60/035 105/047 114/060 96/043
WX3B 001/001 24/019 42/027 88/036 61/036 262/054
K6SE 024/012 20/012 68/021 101/043 137/047 113/036
W0TY 001/001 8/008 48/030 136/044 121/048 115/039
VE7QO 000/000 /000 /000 112/043 145/053 153/052
AD4L 000/000 14/012 67/031 61/038 41/031 41/023
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8Q 001/001 6/005 63/026 179/059 229/066 308/073
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 010/007 58/023 130/047 480/080 512/093 599/089
N2CQ 000/000 86/046 92/039 225/072 335/089 367/091
VE1OP 000/000 18/017 64/049 109/084 107/079 807/099
N9XX 000/000 32/029 84/053 220/075 279/090 413/088
AK4XX 000/000 65/040 150/056 248/070 237/074 288/067
N6WS 000/000 29/018 87/056 155/081 242/090 285/087
N6MW 000/000 43/039 56/044 117/069 183/078 226/075
N3SD 000/000 21/026 70/043 140/074 155/076 208/074
AE4RO 008/008 15/014 20/019 156/066 113/068 156/079
K0UK 004/004 17/005 145/009 141/054 161/062 148/046
K8AJS 000/000 27/024 56/050 135/064 121/063 75/061
NA2U 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 980/104
VE4YU 001/001 14/012 10/008 173/050 151/057 141/049
WA7YAZ 000/000 2/002 22/012 47/034 98/056 179/071
K4WW 000/000 5/005 22/018 62/023 201/036 110/032
W2RDS 000/000 /000 14/014 26/023 92/053 99/055
WA4PXP @W 001/001 2/002 12/010 28/021 11/010 82/038
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 058/049 220/068 962/096 1233/103 1010/109 1079/099
AA3B 021/018 224/063 527/086 600/096 832/101 1002/099
W2RE 037/034 206/065 447/086 655/092 731/108 963/101
KQ3F 015/015 70/052 502/084 1036/092 755/097 904/103
W7/DL3OI 013/011 44/037 286/077 1171/099 753/098 1044/097
N1EU 048/048 120/069 299/083 424/102 832/112 844/108
W2UP 033/032 155/063 397/079 862/095 492/094 671/094
NO2R 064/050 138/067 232/077 495/098 649/106 758/108
W4NF 033/027 148/060 355/078 549/095 535/098 858/098
W6XR 045/036 104/063 341/088 399/097 576/105 761/100
NQ4I 030/028 124/061 213/077 578/092 521/093 794/099
N8BJQ 021/020 112/050 191/065 393/087 603/092 924/101
W1GD 028/023 112/052 185/067 619/089 548/091 628/091
W2GDJ 017/014 57/041 105/043 814/099 653/101 554/098
N4GG 043/035 146/065 202/073 380/089 417/098 466/089
W3YY 025/021 157/062 204/070 273/082 410/080 421/090
N6CW 000/000 31/020 228/067 435/077 365/087 493/085
N3ZA 024/022 72/053 116/061 281/091 255/085 369/090
N2CY 000/000 1/001 144/060 304/085 355/088 433/092
WE9V 007/007 40/036 110/059 157/082 261/090 492/090
W6TK 000/000 48/023 150/058 348/080 291/088 306/081
K2ONP 026/024 49/036 178/049 372/053 331/063 328/058
W7VV 000/000 /000 161/045 615/083 263/076 280/066
K1JN 011/010 76/045 142/061 168/069 249/075 369/081
W3IQ 000/000 /000 119/053 236/069 292/078 365/082
K6RIM 005/004 32/018 93/051 184/078 168/084 226/088
N8KM 007/007 48/038 86/056 167/076 142/073 183/084
K0KX 000/000 60/038 139/054 148/063 132/063 221/083
N8PW 001/001 40/027 82/042 175/057 248/071 225/060
NE9Z 006/005 32/026 36/025 103/064 103/070 120/067
K3PP 002/002 12/012 44/032 58/040 62/052 175/064
Teams:
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
MD/DL5AXX DL4LQM DL4WG DL5AXX DL5LYM DL8WAA
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From autonews at shaw.ca Sat Feb 23 23:10:01 2002
From: autonews@shaw.ca (Kelly Taylor)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet v. No Packet
Message-ID: <002b01c1bcf1$8317cd80$0ebf4618@wp.shawcable.net>
Hi,
Perhaps somebody could help me out: why is packet an issue?
Is it because people object to technological "impurities" invading the inner
sanctum of contesting?
Is it because "I can't but he can, so he shouldn't?"
Is it "I don't want to, so nobody should?"
Is it a "real hams" thing?
Seems silly for us to have developed these new technologies only to then
wring our hands at their existence.
If you want a contest without packet, start one. I'd play.
Why can't the no packet folk just go out and buy a TNC?
Packet is. Accept it. You'll find inner peace.
73,
kelly
ve4 - still no packet here - xt
>From kc5ajx at hotmail.com Sun Feb 24 07:57:18 2002
From: kc5ajx@hotmail.com (Rick Bullon)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
Message-ID: <F123QkkwdQsDOVDILan00004b21@hotmail.com>
Below is a copy of an email I sent to Mr Hollingsworth after the posting on
the ARRL web site of the letter sent by Mr Hollingsworth to K3NM and the
proposal of making the ARRL band plan a rule.
>>>"Rick Bullon" <kc5ajx@hotmail.com> 12/03/01 10:55PM >>>
Mr Hollingsworth,
I am sure that you have received many many emails on this subject and I
have read the FCC's position on band plans particularly in the 160 meter
band.
The fact remains that the band plans are voluntary and as I see it can not
be enforced by the FCC. I also concede the fact that the FCC can and should
be involved in case of intentional interference, but to cite a station for
operating outside the band plan is not fair.
It seems that the FCC has changed the rules without notifying the amateur
community. According to the list of authorized frequencies all modes are
permitted in the whole 160 meter band but if I am operating SSB below 1.843
Mhz and a CW op doesn't like me being there all he has to do is complain to
the FCC and I get a letter for operating with in the rules.
I have monitored the 160 meter band ( I don't currently have an antenna for
that band) and on several occasions I have state side hams operating below
1.843 when a CW op comes on frequency sending a string of dits at a fast
rate. This is intentional interference and most times it is treated as just
ignore them and they will go away. If it gets real bad an op can null out
the CW signal using DSP. What I have heard is the CW op finally comes on
frequency telling the SSB ops that they are in the CW part of the band and
they have to move now!
Now the SSB stations having broken any rules they have a right to be there
but if the CW op complains to the FCC who hears from your office?
The guys running SSB below 1.843! When it was the CW op who broke the rules
by QRMing the SSB stations. It seems that whoever yells foul first wins.
Has your office ever issued a complaint letter to a CW op that was qrming a
SSB QSO operating below 1.843?
When I get my station up on 160 I will operate where I have privileges from
1.800 to 2.000 in any mode. If I am asked to move I will but if the guy
follows me up the band you will hear about his intentional interference.
Will you cite him for interfering with me or cite me for being outside the
voluntary band plan?
73
Rick Bullon
KC5AJX
The reply from Mr Hollingsworth is below
No one got cited. We just look for a good reason when someone is causing
interference and is not following the band plan. To the extent band Plans
don't
work, there will be pressure to make rules. Rules would just make it worse.
So it seems that if a SSB station doesn't interfere with a CW or any other
station then they can operate below 1843 with no fear from the FCC, but I
would bet the CW guys will scream foul!
73
Rick
KC5AJX
>From: "Joe Subich, K4IK" <k4ik@subich.com>
>To: <K5NZ@aol.com>, <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
>
>
>The ARRL bandplan calls for keeping SSB above 1843, not 1835.
>The US stations don't belong below 1843 on SSB. Unfortunately,
>there have been several well known contest US contest ops
>flouting the bandplan.
>
>Perhaps Riley will issue some more enforcement notices (like
>those of September 12, 2001) for SSB operations below 1843.
>Based on those actions, it seems that bandplans are enforceable.
>
>73,
>
> ... Joe, K4IK
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
>[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]
> On Behalf Of K5NZ@aol.com
>Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:33 AM
>To: cq-contest@contesting.com
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
>
>
>Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
>around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
>below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
>
>"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
>Regards,
>Mike Hance K5NZ
>Bedias, Tx
>www.teamcramp.com
>
_________________________________________________________________
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>From W0uo at cs.com Sun Feb 24 06:38:37 2002
From: W0uo@cs.com (W0uo@cs.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
Message-ID: <111.dd63e38.29aa2abd@cs.com>
Guy,
Well said!! If there's an advantage it is very small. Its always been
interesting to me
that a single op with a multiplier orientation will usually be beat by a
single op with a
rate orientation. At least in my experience, go for the rate and the
multipliers seem take care of themselves. By its nature, packet assistance
implies a multiplier orientation.
73 de Jim
W0UO/5
>From w2up at mindspring.com Sun Feb 24 13:01:49 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
In-Reply-To: <LOBBIIJIANGBKAMMJLBKAEHGFBAA.k4ik@subich.com>
References: <fb.221441f7.29a91e41@aol.com>
Message-ID: <3C78E43D.23739.2CE364@localhost>
Yeah, it was real nice last night having all the SSB QRM covering up
PW0T on 1814 CW. Prime offender was S57M CQing, but a bunch of
stateside guys kept calling him.
Barry
On 23 Feb 2002 Joe Subich, K4IK wrote:
>
> The ARRL bandplan calls for keeping SSB above 1843, not 1835.
> The US stations don't belong below 1843 on SSB. Unfortunately,
> there have been several well known contest US contest ops
> flouting the bandplan.
>
> Perhaps Riley will issue some more enforcement notices (like
> those of September 12, 2001) for SSB operations below 1843.
> Based on those actions, it seems that bandplans are enforceable.
>
> 73,
>
> ... Joe, K4IK
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]
> On Behalf Of K5NZ@aol.com
> Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:33 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
>
>
> Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
> around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
> below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
>
> "If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
> Regards,
> Mike Hance K5NZ
> Bedias, Tx
> www.teamcramp.com
>
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Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sun Feb 24 20:33:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores #24Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020224203322.00a1b130@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores #24Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 31, 2002
E-mail logs to: cq160@kkn.net
Mail logs to: (none, CQ has asked that all logs be e-mailed)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX Multi-Op HP
4O6A @YT6A 550 18 52 221,600
G3UEG 417 20 51 20 166,700
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX SO HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 704 32 57 398,097
SV8CS 664 19 57 270,028
OH0NL 454 6 52 141,346 CONTEST CLUB FINLAND
LY2FY 433 7 20 141,215 KTU RC
LY2TA @LY7Z 114 10 41 4 33,864
G3SVL 66 6 29 4 12,985
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE Multi-Op HP
K3WW 482 46 12 12 66,758
K3OO 219 17 38 32,285
K3OOO 159 34 6 14,720
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO QRP
W0ETC 341 50 3 38,531
VA3TTT 104 28 1 14,558
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO LP
VA3RU 478 54 12 154,572
K1PX 773 57 10 24 115,106
AC0W 518 53 7 14 68,640
K0UK 328 51 4 40,700 GRAND MESA
K1JT 172 37 6 10 16,684
W3MF 139 34 2 3 11,088
N4CW 50 26 0 2,834
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO HP
W4MYA 1177 58 41 27 306,603
WB9Z 1409 58 31 27 297,171
N3HBX 889 56 24 173,760
K4JNY 838 54 21 143,775
K0DU 739 54 14 25 112,880
W5PR 656 52 20 112,104
NX9T 696 52 17 108,261
K8DX 477 48 25 96,944
K2UOP 602 52 10 13 82,522
VE6JY 156 46 2 35,712
W4HJ 252 34 1 18,480
Teams:
4O6A @YT6A YU7EU, YT6A
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Mon Feb 25 11:20:04 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2001 ARRL November Phone Sweepstakes Logs Received
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC035B739D@KAHLESS>
The list of logs received for the 2001 ARRL November Phone Sweepstakes has
been posted at www.arrl.org/contests/claimed
If you find errors please contact me at 860-594-0232 or at n1nd@arrl.org If
you find an omission, please have your numbered receipt available when you
contact me.
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Mon Feb 25 11:53:10 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup Logs Received
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC035B73A1@KAHLESS>
The list of Logs Received for the 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup has been posted at
www.arrl.org/contests/claimed
If you find an error, please contact me at n1nd@arrl.org or by phone at
860-594-0232. If your entry is missing, please have available the number
from your automated receipt when you contact me.
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From jmaass at columbus.rr.com Mon Feb 25 14:16:30 2002
From: jmaass@columbus.rr.com (Jeff Maass)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration?
Message-ID: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDMEBMEBAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
Thanks to all the folks who have sent pictures (or links to pictures)
of their SO2R stations. Some good ideas out there!
I needed to break away from work for a few minutes, and
updated my plans a bit.
See them at:
http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/Radio/K8ND_SO2R.htm
Additional discussion/ideas are welcomed!
73,
Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>From AA4NC at aol.com Mon Feb 25 14:30:26 2002
From: AA4NC@aol.com (AA4NC@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: [PVRC] Re: [PVRC] spotting
Message-ID: <a8.7256709.29abead2@aol.com>
I have "no dog in the hunt" as far as the packet vs. no packet debate in this
contest, but I do believe an interesting occurence has happened with the N2RM
claimed win using no packet.
First off, I join others in applauding the N2RM effort. These guys won against
the "conventional wisdom" odds. They used the strengths of their station (ample
number/quality of ops and same band receive ability) to beat the packet system.
The other major advantage that they had was very visible to us on the DX end of
this contest. While most all the big gun multis sat in the huge packet
generated pileups, N2RM worked us when we were begging for QSOs. Multiply this
by 600 plus multipliers and there's the margin of victory. Those packet induced
pileups can really slow you down. I also didn't hear N2RM trying to work
"8P6JA" (our call was busted several times on packet spots) as a lot of the
other big multis did. This shows me that a lot of the stations are too
dependent on packet and they are blindly shooting spots.
I doubt that my normally undermanned M/S operations will be able to turn off
the packet any time soon, but I hope to learn from N2RM. We should not rely
solely on packet for multipliers, and we should actually look at the spots
before pushing the packet shoot button...
73,
Will
AA4NC / W4MR
8P9JA in ARRL DX
>From whhendrick at dmacc.cc.ia.us Mon Feb 25 14:07:14 2002
From: whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us (William H Hendrick)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
For any of the contesters that use a FT1000MP:
Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Bill, N0AC
*****************************
William Hendrick
whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us
Amateur radio: N0AC
whhendrick@mchsi.com
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>From w8ji at contesting.com Mon Feb 25 20:32:40 2002
From: w8ji@contesting.com (Tom Rauch)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <3C7A9F68.7124.596AF4B@localhost>
> Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
The pin spacing and size is very close, but a tiny bit different than
all the other DIN plugs in the world.
I spent about 30 hours looking for a replacement, and the only
source I found is Yaesu.
You can tweak the pins with needle nose pliers and force a regular
DIN in, but it doesn't fit quite right!
I've heard rumors some people push really really hard and manage
to get a DIN plug in, but I was always afraid to try it!
Call Yaesu, save yourself grief.
73, Tom W8JI
W8JI@contesting.com
>From k8cc at mediaone.net Mon Feb 25 23:05:17 2002
From: k8cc@mediaone.net (k8cc)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020225230251.00a27ee0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
At 02:07 PM 2/25/02 -0600, William H Hendrick wrote:
>Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
>bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Bill,
The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across the
side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not fit
(however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
Fortunately, I have a little electronic store a few miles away who (for
some reason) carries the right 8 -pin DIN. I know Amateur Electronic
Supply also carries these special 8-pin DINs as well.
73,
Dave/K8CC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Feb 25 20:31:54 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020225202745.023b9850@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/2 HP
RU1A 4662 293 4,097,898
OH0R 4543 281 48 3,812,046 CCF
HG6N 4477 279 3,747,249
LY7Z 4179 291 47 3,600,000 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9 4325 264 48 3,400,000 TARTU CONTEST TEAM
OZ5W 3876 291 3,383,748
RM6A @RN6BN 3793 284 48 3,231,636 RW6AWT
SK3W @SK3GW 2926 284 2,492,952 TOP OF EUROPE CONTES
YZ7A @YU7JDE 2656 262 2,087,616
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DX M/M HP
9A1A 6018 316 48 5,705,064 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
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DX M/S LP
M3S 550 151 25 249,150 STEVENAGE & DISTRICT
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DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P9Z 5095 351 48 5,365,035 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
ZF2NT 5066 338 48 5,131,854 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ZF1A 4626 350 48 4,857,300 CAYMAN AMATEUR RADIO
KL7Y 4158 309 48 3,854,466
OM7M 3274 297 48 2,917,134 LBCC
SN8V @SP8YMM 2541 246 1,873,782
LY1YK 2420 242 1,754,016 KTU RC
OZ0Q 1004 178 533,466
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DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1UQ) 1528 224 1,026,816
V31AH 1454 230 29 1,003,260 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
KL7AC 973 151 22 440,769
SP5DDJ 684 164 35 336,528 SPDX CLUB
3V8SM (DL6LAU) 613 148 272,172 BCC
DK2GZ 534 158 253,116 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
7L4IOU 483 149 215,901
DF1DX 415 133 19 165,585 RRDXA
SP1EK 307 110 101,310 SPCC
F5NOD 214 103 5 66,126
G4EHT 47 35 9 4,935 G-QRP
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DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2GD) 3966 336 41 3,997,728 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VP5GA (N2GA) 3577 340 44 3,648,540 OBONY / YCCC
XE1/N6AN (N6AN 2721 276 38 2,208,276 SCCC
PJ7/ND5S (ND5S 2260 296 2,006,880 GREAT LAKES DX / CON
EA7GTF 2354 244 35 1,723,128
KH0/JM1LRQ (JM 2092 215 38 1,349,340
9A7P (9A6XX) 1795 222 1,195,470 WWYC
OK1DSZ 1524 222 1,014,984
DL6RAI (F6BEE) 1464 57 17 878,400
LZ1ABC 1202 213 35 768,078 WORLD WIDE YOUNG CO
EA3KU 1108 182 14 603,330
C6AGS (KI6T) 966 189 547,722 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
LY2MW 912 188 35 513,240 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
HB9ARF 882 191 505,386
4N1FG 882 188 497,448 YUCC
PA3AAV 520 165 8 257,400 BEEMSTER CONTEST CLU
EA1WX 506 155 11 235,290 URE
ON5UM 474 160 10 227,520 LIR
G4PIQ 466 150 12 209,250 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
RD4M (UA4LU) 365 113 123,735 RCC
OH3IR 324 113 6 109,836
HB9DTM 337 105 10 106,155 F8KCF CONTEST GANG
OH1BOI 286 118 100,890 CCF
OM7RC 308 109 6 100,716
LY1DS 314 105 6 98,910 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
HL1/WX8C 285 109 6 93,195
OZ0RS 252 92 69,552
KG4PYM 205 94 13 57,810
SV1NA/SV9 477 67 6 31,959 GREEK TELEGRAPHY CLU
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DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6V) 4263 321 34 4,105,269 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
FG/YL2KL 3914 320 3,757,440 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
TM5C (F6ARC) 3705 306 3,401,190
WP2Z (N2NI) 3341 317 30 3,177,291 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
G4BUO 3531 295 38 3,124,935
S53O 3201 270 2,581,470
DL1IAO 2848 275 39 2,349,600 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
DL4MCF 2737 259 43 2,126,649 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
KL7WV (W3YQ) 2052 302 22 1,859,112
8S2F (SM2LIY) 2182 233 1,517,529
7S2E (SM2DMU) 2060 234 38 1,446,120 TOEC
9H1ZA 1853 250 24 1,389,750
RK4FF 1968 215 1,269,360
RW4PL 1245 189 702,513
RK9CZO (RX9CAZ 1126 179 604,125 URAL CONTEST GROUP
Z36W 759 167 380,259 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
Z35M 650 135 263,250 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
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DX SOAB(A) LP
YL0A (YL2KA) 1147 201 691,641 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
HA9OA 415 100 14 124,500
YL2PN 357 103 110,313 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
SM5AJV 118 67 23,718 TOEC
SV1XV 48 41 5,904
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DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2ED) 4200 322 40 4,057,200 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
M0SDX 3032 264 2,399,760 RSGB
OM5AW 1747 230 23 1,205,430
RX3APM 1804 219 1,185,228
LY2OX 1518 226 23 1,028,526 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
9A2RD 1340 217 20 872,340 WWYC
OE8CIQ 1092 175 573,300 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
S55OO 100 54 2+ 16,200 RK REZKE DRAGAR
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DX SOSB/10 QRP
WP3A 127 31 11,811 COAMO CONTEST CLUB
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DX SOSB/10 LP
LW1EXU 892 55 147,180 RCLP CRDR RCA
EI5DI 811 58 141,114
GM2T (GM0CLN) 754 58 20 131,196 C&PS ARC
HA5NG 592 56 97,680 HADXC
PY3DX 529 54 85,698 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
ON7YX 493 55 81,345 UBA NOK
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DX SOSB/10 HP
F5MUX 2022 59 357,894
EI4BZ 1515 57 257,526
S50K 1270 59 224,790 SCC
F5MZN @F6BEE 1248 59 22 220,896
DL6RAI 1254 58 218,196 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
S56M 1206 59 213,462 SCC
7J1AAI (W1NN) 1210 57 16 206,910
OK2RZ (OK1FUA) 1145 59 202,665
OH6RX 1156 58 201,144 CCF
S50C (S53MM) 1145 58 199,230 CCS - CONTEST CLUB S
YT6T @YT6A 1017 59 180,009 SKY CONTEST CLUB
OM2IB 986 58 171,564
S55M @S54G 862 58 18 149,988 RADIO CLUB "JADRAN"
4N1SM 600 58 12 104,400
G0ORH 814 84,645
F/WO9S 434 56 72,912 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
SP8FHK/8 470 48 67,680
UA9YAB 362 52 56,160
RX9WR 397 47 55,977 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
M6T (G4PIQ) 355 48 2 50,688 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
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DX SOSB/15 QRP
S57IIO 360 51 12 54,774 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
HA3LI 262 47 36,801
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DX SOSB/15 LP
TI7/N4MO 1217 58 27 211,758 PVRC
9A3PA 807 55 14 133,155 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
SP4DEU 589 55 97,185
SM7N (SM7NDX) 585 53 93,015
G4IIY 545 53 15 86,655
DL7BY 385 52 22 60,060 BERLIN-DX-GROUP
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DX SOSB/15 HP
OH6AC (OH6CS) 1524 60 36 274,140 CCF
S51TA 1271 59 30 224,967 CCS&ZCC
PY2YU 1076 58 187,224 TUPY DX GROUP
OM5M (OM4DW) 1030 59 182,310
RZ3AA 965 59 20 170,805
OM3NA 949 59 30 164,787 RK LEVICE
S52ZW 940 58 163,560 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
OK2ZC 885 58 153,990 OKDXC
YZ7V (YZ7DX) 878 57 150,138 BANAT DX GROUP
RA9WR 700 57 119,700 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
IU4T (IK4MTF) 660 57 8 112,860
UT1IA 534 54 86,508 UCC
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DX SOSB/160 QRP
S57LWG @S57IIO 1 1 1 3 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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DX SOSB/160 HP
XE2AC 301 50 45,150
OM5RW 118 24 8,496
ON4BR 103 23 5 7,107 NOL UBA
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DX SOSB/20 LP
PY2NY 634 56 106,512 TUPY DX GROUP
ZC4DW 532 55 15 87,780 CHILTERN
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DX SOSB/20 HP
YT9X (YU1ZZ) 1551 60 33 279,180 YU CC
IO4L (I4LCK) 1365 58 237,162 M C C
LY6A (LY2BM) 1124 59 198,594 KTU RC
RU9WX 766 58 133,284 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
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DX SOSB/40 LP
S53F 447 50 66,900
PY3MM @ZX5J 79 28 2 6,636 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
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DX SOSB/40 HP
C6AKQ (N4BP) 1283 60 30 230,940 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
4U1ITU (OM3CGN 1146 58 199,404
HA8IB 961 59 169,920 HA-DX
OM0M (OM0WR) 900 59 20 159,300
GW7X (GW3NJW) 892 57 30 152,532 CONTEST CAMBRIA
S57UN 634 54 102,708 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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DX SOSB/80 QRP
S57KRI @S57IIO 12 7 3 252 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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DX SOSB/80 LP
C6A/K7RE 958 59 25 169,389
PA5AT 282 31 15 26,226
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DX SOSB/80 HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 726 54 117,612 RRDXA
TM2Y (F5MZN) 692 52 22 107,952
EA8ZS 599 54 96,228 GALDAR CONTEST CLUB
YT6A 485 48 69,840 SKY CONTEST CLUB
S59CAB (S57MW) 519 43 66,951 ZCC&CCS
SP8BRQ 409 42 51,534
OK1RK 348 39 40,716
SN8F 337 39 39,429
UA6LV 297 43 38,313
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
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DX M/2 HP
OH0R 029/015 144/035 398/053 1423/059 1231/060 1318/059
LY7Z 080/022 232/040 603/054 1108/059 1072/058 1084/058
ES6Q @ES5 005/005 120/025 700/057 1300/059 1100/059 1100/059
RM6A @RN6 059/020 174/032 547/056 1200/059 903/058 910/059
SK3W @SK3 035/016 254/041 392/057 842/057 735/057 668/056
YZ7A @YU7 034/014 163/030 378/047 709/058 704/057 668/056
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DX M/M HP
9A1A 258/035 557/046 55/059 1348/059 1426/059 1374/058
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DX M/S LP
M3S 000/000 29/015 91/028 138/034 127/035 165/039
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DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P 305/048 538/059 695/061 1011/061 1252/061 1294/061
ZF2NT 354/050 607/054 784/058 1018/059 1141/058 1162/059
ZF1A 446/056 657/058 662/058 761/060 972/059 1128/059
KL7Y 094/026 358/052 564/057 851/058 1016/057 1275/059
OM7M 101/029 267/041 488/054 849/058 669/057 900/058
SN8V @SP8 002/002 174/031 301/044 789/055 586/057 687/057
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DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1 001/001 52/021 209/039 491/057 346/052 429/054
V31AH 000/000 252/049 205/041 291/048 335/052 371/040
KL7AC 000/000 /000 10/006 175/046 296/047 492/052
SP5DDJ 000/000 15/009 55/018 165/041 203/044 246/052
3V8SM (DL 000/000 10/007 26/013 113/039 163/043 301/046
DK2GZ 000/000 12/007 59/024 132/038 138/041 193/048
7L4IOU 000/000 21/008 70/023 123/038 128/040 141/040
DF1DX 000/000 7/006 30/015 98/035 98/033 182/044
F5NOD 000/000 1/001 13/009 86/035 71/033 43/025
G4EHT 000/000 /000 15/009 6/004 14/013 12/009
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DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2G 224/043 463/057 629/059 685/059 925/059 1040/059
VP5GA (N2 292/051 390/055 633/058 655/060 728/058 879/058
XE1/N6AN 000/000 398/053 469/052 390/057 678/057 786/057
PJ7/ND5S 237/041 325/050 378/048 239/048 531/053 550/056
EA7GTF 010/009 51/020 363/050 518/053 584/055 828/057
KH0/JM1LR 000/000 23/010 301/045 395/053 545/052 828/055
9A7P (9A6 000/000 67/020 211/040 600/054 408/054 509/054
OK1DSZ 002/002 173/028 127/037 391/051 360/051 471/053
DL6RAI (F 000/000 12/008 77/029 336/050 531/056 508/057
LZ1ABC 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
EA3KU 000/000 10/009 74/023 233/046 421/054 370/050
C6AGS (KI 000/000 42/022 40/024 268/048 415/050 201/045
LY2MW 000/000 75/022 140/030 233/044 216/046 248/046
HB9ARF 003/003 62/020 99/030 206/043 244/049 268/046
4N1FG 000/000 43/018 192/041 204/038 212/043 231/048
PA3AAV 001/001 14/009 94/036 108/033 93/035 210/051
EA1WX 000/000 20/013 58/020 170/044 141/041 117/037
ON5UM 000/000 40/018 70/027 98/031 120/040 146/044
G4PIQ 001/001 42/017 65/023 124/035 105/034 129/040
OH3IR 000/000 /000 36/020 50/023 125/035 113/035
HB9DTM 000/000 /000 27/015 95/033 31/021 184/036
OH1BOI 000/000 9/007 26/016 95/032 62/030 94/033
OM7RC 000/000 /000 19/013 97/033 95/032 97/031
LY1DS 000/000 /000 28/014 53/026 34/020 199/045
HL1/WX8C 000/000 /000 /000 75/032 88/037 122/040
OZ0RS 000/000 /000 7/004 76/029 58/025 111/034
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 9/009 85/036 111/049 /000
SV1NA/SV9 000/000 /000 /000 27/006 144/025 306/036
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DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6 144/041 380/050 546/057 942/058 1220/058 1031/057
FG/YL2KL 141/036 520/054 529/055 875/057 914/059 935/059
TM5C (F6A 161/032 302/046 428/052 807/060 1032/057 975/059
WP2Z (N2N 207/043 362/052 406/054 628/054 863/057 875/057
G4BUO 119/027 349/042 395/054 814/057 777/057 1077/058
S53O 019/013 200/037 381/049 985/058 709/055 907/058
DL1IAO 081/021 175/034 331/047 749/059 697/057 815/057
DL4MCF 022/011 119/032 346/049 802/057 632/052 816/058
KL7WV (W3 111/039 388/053 330/051 349/054 279/052 595/053
8S2F (SM2 001/001 44/023 178/043 461/056 960/058 538/052
7S2E (SM2 000/000 55/022 252/046 560/057 459/054 734/055
9H1ZA 003/003 210/035 399/050 480/054 340/053 421/055
RK4FF 046/024 234/036 234/042 344/049 322/046 355/054
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DX SOAB(A) LP
YL2PN 000/000 /000 60/019 23/010 104/035 170/039
SM5AJV 000/000 6/004 10/007 52/024 24/014 26/018
SV1XV 000/000 /000 /000 13/009 18/015 17/017
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DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2E 151/040 494/053 457/054 726/058 1075/058 1297/059
OM5AW 002/002 75/024 241/040 530/055 388/052 511/057
9A2RD 000/000 39/017 189/038 377/054 373/053 362/055
OE8CIQ 000/000 /000 51/019 372/050 346/053 323/053
S55OO 000/000 20/010 20/012 35/016 25/016 /000
Teams:
RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
N5DX, K5GO
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Feb 25 20:33:04 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020225202736.023bc4b0@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/2 HP
N2RM 6933 576 48 11,980,224 FRC
K1KI 6329 577 48 10,946,844 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3RS 6414 567 48 10,910,214 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W4AN 6511 552 48 10,778,904 SECC
K4JA 5992 571 48 10,264,000 PVRC
K8LX 5216 500 48 7,824,000
KB1H 4306 522 6,738,498 YANKKE CLIPPER CONTE
N4RV 4009 517 48 6,207,102 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W5KFT 4088 502 48 6,097,794
N0IJ 3299 464 4,592,208 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K2RD 1914 495 28 2,842,290 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
KC1XX 9176 645 17,747,820
W3LPL 9038 651 48 17,651,214 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K3LR 9109 632 17,242,224 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K9NS 8486 623 48 15,806,133 SMC
K1XM @W1KM 7963 605 48 14,449,215 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K1RX 7429 596 13,275,900 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4MYA 6955 588 48 12,229,812 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
NY4A @N4AF 6973 574 48 11,959,290 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K8CC 6607 571 48 11,317,791 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
K5GO 6078 552 48 10,065,168 OZARKS CONTEST CLUB
W0AIH 6141 544 10,000,896
K3NM 5776 558 48 9,669,024 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K4NNN 5472 551 9,027,033 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N3AD 4657 511 48 7,137,648 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N6RO 4987 474 7,065,918 RIVER CITY CONTESTER
K3ANS 4247 488 48 6,200,040 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W2CG 3541 471 4,996,368 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
K8AZ 4360 528 48 6,900,000 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K1IR 4004 512 48 6,150,144 YANKEE CLIPPER CC
AA2FB 3584 484 40 5,204,198 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N0NI 3538 494 5,200,000
N0DY 3262 445 48 4,340,085 EASTERN IOWA DX ASSO
N5YA 2837 425 48 3,610,800 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
AA2WN @W2YC 2500 7491 41 3,520,770 FRC
K2UG @KY2J 2345 454 48 3,193,890 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
WN9O 2407 436 44 3,147,048 SMC
K9SD 2736 379 46 3,105,147 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
K0MP 2403 426 48 3,056,976 MILE HIGH DX ASSN
K2SX 2197 413 33 2,722,083 ORDER OF BOILED OWLS
W7CT 2398 365 48 2,588,589 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
K0TV 1890 405 43 2,292,705 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE7UF 2081 349 41 2,133,786 BCDX CLUB
VE3HG 1667 406 47 2,030,406
N3BNA 1531 355 1,629,450 FRC
KK1L 1494 295 1,321,305 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA4V 776 244 12 566,568 CAROLINAS DX ASSOCIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 1651 376 1,861,200 SMC
K2DM 1501 308 40 1,386,924 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N4KG 1324 325 38 1,290,900
VA3TTT 1114 284 40 938,000 U_VE CLUB TORONTO
W9WI 1020 268 818,472 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
N7IR 1009 265 43 802,155 CENTRAL AZ DX ASSOCI
N0UR 1090 240 28 784,800 MWA
N9CIQ 922 264 19 730,224 MN WIRELESS
N7OU 1007 240 36 725,040 WVDXC
W9SE 798 261 624,834 SMC
K7MM 745 236 24 527,460
KG5U 649 200 388,800 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
K8ZT 441 202 262,398 CUYAHOGA FALLS ARC
W2ENY 300 134 120,600 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
NQ7X 333 117 14 116,883
N9NE 274 125 18 102,750
VA7NT 225 106 71,550
W1SA 204 85 52,020
W3SE 55 41 5 6,642 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
K7SV 2359 420 42 2,972,340 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N2NT 2746 360 40 2,962,440 FRC - :: HT
KS1J 2607 372 45 2,908,296 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N4TZ @N4TZ/9 2545 371 2,832,585 SMC
K1VUT 2627 355 46 2,797,755 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K0SR @W0ZT 2484 349 42 2,600,748 MWA
N8AA 2188 393 2,577,294 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K8EP 2239 339 42 2,275,029
K1VR 2010 372 2,243,160 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N6MJ 2183 342 41 2,197,692 SCCC
N4YDU 2054 351 36 2,162,862 PVRC
N5AW 1880 376 41 2,120,640 CTDXCC
NY3A 2328 284 40 1,980,900 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K4OGG 2060 317 1,959,060 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
K3PH 1921 328 31 1,890,264 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WO4O 1625 369 1,793,340 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
VE5ZX 1766 320 42 1,695,360
W1WAI 1639 332 30 1,632,444 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4AA 1385 367 1,524,885 FCG
K1VSJ 1520 334 33 1,523,040 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3FR 1556 310 37 1,447,080 WEEKEND WARRIORS CON
KA1IS 1438 320 30 1,378,560
K4EU 1325 325 30 1,291,875 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K7ED (WA0RJY) 1540 273 36 1,251,432 WWDXC
K5IID 1284 319 38 1,228,788 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NA0N 1527 268 26 1,227,708 MWA
KV8Q 1312 309 1,216,224
K1HT 1272 311 1,186,776 YCCC
K0RI 1192 317 1,133,592
W0ETT 1247 302 1,127,970 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K9MMS 1227 300 1,104,300 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
VE5SF 1332 249 973,341 REGINA AMATEUR RADIO
K8IR 1085 282 36 917,910 BAY AREA WIRELESS AS
N7LOX 1174 249 28 877,725 WWDXC
VE3BW 1069 273 36 875,511 NFIDXA
NA4K 1038 256 15 797,184 TCG
N5MF 979 268 18 787,116
KI7Y 972 256 746,496 WVDXC
K8GT 905 273 36 741,195 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NF4A 1000 247 741,000 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N0FP 815 254 32 621,030 MN WIRELESS ASSOC
VE3GFN 860 239 19 616,620
K1IB 937 220 616,440 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE6ZT 809 245 590,940
N0HJZ 679 286 18 582,582 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
WN6K 913 187 29 512,193 SCCC
NG3K 715 227 21 486,915
W9AU 718 225 13 484,650 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
N6PE 691 226 25 468,498
N4VI 732 206 14 452,376 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
VO1WET 781 184 15 422,832
NS3T 562 241 19 406,326
VE7FO 717 187 398,871
KN0V 660 195 386,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N5XZ 604 204 17 369,648 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
N3GJ 559 211 353,847
KN4Y 600 186 25 334,800 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
KK7X 526 187 20 296,086
N1CC 463 203 19 281,967 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K1TEO 472 174 6 246,384
VE9DX 284 284 5 241,968
AE4Y 385 176 10 203,280 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
NG7Z 451 144 16 193,104 REDMOND TOP KEY CONT
WA3SES 398 160 8 191,040
WA7AVL 418 140 175,560 WWDXC
NX9T 352 157 10 164,850 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W7GTO 384 163,584 WWDXC
W9SZ 317 151 7 143,601 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W3/OM2KI 259 133 103,341
W4/VE3BUC 287 109 11 93,849
KG4PYM 205 94 57,810
N7XY 151 93 6 42,129 WWDXC
WA6BOB 168 82 6 41,082
N7CZ 157 72 33,912
K8KHZ 107 69 7 22,149 MRRC
K2CC (KC2BMG) 105 51 12,852 CLARKSON U AMATEUR R
WB0TRA 83 50 30 12,450 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K1EP/6 89 45 11,880
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4PA) 4527 465 48 6,306,795
K1DG 4059 471 46 5,735,367 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA1K 4077 432 48 5,283,792 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W9RE 4033 437 48 5,140,000 SMC
K1ZZ 3974 425 42 5,066,850 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W1WEF 3737 443 4,966,473 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N2IC 3966 420 48 4,930,380
K2UA 3968 406 4,831,806 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K3CR (LZ4AX) 3408 441 48 4,508,784 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
VY2SS (K6LA) 3648 410 48 4,487,040 SCCC
K3ZO 3787 381 42 4,328,541 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
VA3UZ @VE3OI 3304 427 42 4,196,556 U-VE CONTEST CLUB
KR1G 3505 396 45 4,021,380 YANKEE SPELLING CLIP
K8GL 2914 418 43 3,654,000 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
W6EEN (N6RT) 2970 396 41 3,528,360 SCCC
K0EJ 3169 364 43 3,460,548 TCG
K5NA 3254 345 45 3,350,295 CTDXCC
N4ZR 2895 384 40 3,335,040 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W2FU 2782 398 3,321,708 ROCHESTER DX ASSOCIA
N3BB 3081 356 43 3,290,508 CTDXCC
N9CK 2847 377 39 3,217,695 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W7GG 2707 369 43 2,999,905 WVDXC
K9MA 2628 367 43 2,893,428 SMC
WC1M 2748 343 29 2,824,605 YCCC
AD5Q 2431 380 41 2,771,340
W2XL 2459 352 42 2,595,648 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
K3MD 2180 393 31 2,570,220 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K8DX 2587 323 24 2,505,834 NCC
N2GC 2125 380 37 2,422,500 YCCC
N6TV 2344 330 36 2,320,560 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
K5YAA 2112 343 31 2,171,190 OKLAHOMA DX ASSN
WA2VYA 1938 364 43 2,116,296 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KC7V 2145 326 42 2,097,810 CENTRAL ARIZONA DX A
N5RG 1956 358 2,095,374 NTCC
NT1N 1635 367 20 1,792,428 YCCC
W1ECT 1870 293 22 1,642,851 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4SAA 1416 325 39 1,377,675 FCG
K1GU 1537 294 36 1,355,634 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K6VO (K6NR) 1545 284 32 1,312,932
N3UM 1594 263 27 1,257,666 PVRC
N8SM 1504 274 21 1,236,288 NTCC
K0OU 1300 311 1,212,900 SMC WEST
N6HR 1200 334 26 1,202,400 WWDXC
K3II 1,076,376
K7NV 1190 296 25 1,056,720 NCCC
KU8E 1122 311 1,046,826 MRRC
K1PQS 1208 265 28 960,360
W0ZQ 1025 302 928,650 MWA
KO7X @KI7WX 1109 269 16 894,963 PVRC
W4BQF 1105 225 744,525 PVRC
N6HC 915 259 21 710,955 SCCC
KA2MGE 813 270 658,530
N5QQ @KD5REC 949 220 15 624,360 NTCC
N1RR 1169 178 12 624,000 YANKEE CLIPPER SPELL
W6MVW 710 246 25 523,980 SO CALIFORNIA CONTES
K2UOP 539 228 12 368,676 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
KW4DA 826 135 333,720
K6LRN 402 207 18 249,642 NORTHERN CALIF DX CL
WX3B 478 173 247,563 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K6SE 463 171 15 237,519
W0TY 431 1287 218,790
VE7QO 410 148 192,192 BC DX CLUB
AD4L 225 135 91,125 PVRC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8QZA) 786 230 542,340
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 1789 339 32 1,810,260 WWDXC
N2CQ 1105 337 1,117,155 FRC
VE1OP 1105 328 25 1,087,320
N9XX 1028 335 1,033,140 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
AK4XX 988 307 35 909,948
N6WS 798 332 794,808 SCCC
N6MW 625 305 571,875
N3SD 614 293 539,706 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
AE4RO 468 254 21 356,616 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
K0UK 616 180 332,640 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K8AJS 414 262 14 325,404 WAYNE AMATEUR RADIO
NA2U 980 104 24 305,760 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VE4YU 490 177 15 260,190
WA7YAZ 348 175 182,700
K4WW 400 114 11 136,800 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
W2RDS 231 145 7 100,485 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WA4PXP @W4MQ 136 82 10 33,538
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 4562 524 48 7,171,464 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KI1G 3339 503 28 5,024,970 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA3B 3206 463 41 4,453,134 FRC
W2RE 3039 486 44 4,430,862 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
KQ3F 3282 443 42 4,361,778 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7/DL3OI @W7ZQ 3311 419 48 4,161,927
N1EU 2567 522 35 4,019,922 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W2UP 2610 457 22 3,576,939 FRC
NO2R 2336 506 3,541,494 FRANKFORD
W4NF 2478 456 39 3,389,904 PVRC
W6XR 2226 489 3,265,542 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
NQ4I 2268 458 30 3,051,000 SECC
N8BJQ 2244 415 2,791,290 SWODX
W1GD 2120 413 34 2,626,680
W2GDJ 2220 396 35 2,612,412 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N4GG 1654 449 34 2,227,938 PVRC
W3YY 1490 405 1,810,350 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N6CW 1552 336 1,564,416 SCCC
N3ZA 1117 402 1,347,102 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N2CY 1237 326 30 1,209,786 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7OM 1337 296 27 1,180,000 WWDXC
WE9V 1067 364 18 1,162,980 SMC
W6TK 1143 330 1,129,590 SCCC
K2ONP 1284 283 23 1,086,720 YCCC
W7VV 1319 270 21 1,067,580 WWDXC
K1JN 1015 341 25 1,038,345 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W3IQ 1012 282 856,152 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K6RIM 708 323 684,114 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KT0R 890 238 10 634,746 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8KM 633 334 634,266 NCC
K0KX 700 301 11 632,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8PW 771 258 595,206 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
NE9Z 400 257 28 308,400 JHAARC
K3PP 353 202 7 213,918 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 LP
W7ZR 37 103 23 258,633 DESERT RATS CONTEST
KT0K 853 83 16 211,650 LINCOLN ARC
WX6V 499 83 18 124,251 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ND4AA 440 85 16 112,200 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
VE3IAY 442 82 108,732
VE7NS 147 42 18,522
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 2081 109 30 680,487 PVRC
K9NW @K9UWA 1857 110 612,810 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
N9AG @N8NR 1694 117 26 594,594 SWODXA
N7KU (NJ6D) 1433 107 26 456,141
W6YA 1219 112 26 409,248 SCCC
K7BG 1353 93 377,487 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
VE6BF @VE6JY 1184 103 347,625 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
VO1MP 1017 96 292,896
W6KK @W6KP 499 74 110,778 SCCC
VE3STT 235 46 32,430
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 QRP
K6III 144 49 21,168 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KI0II 100 44 5 13,200 GMCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 LP
VE3MQW 756 101 229,068
WA1FCN 769 97 223,779 Y C C C
AE0Q @K0HM 544 88 142,560 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 HP
VE6JY (TI2WGO) 1936 108 42 610,740 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K5MR 1601 110 36 528,330 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K4OAQ 1695 102 31 517,752
W7UT 1084 120 30 389,880 UTAH'S DIXIE DX & CO
W8FT (AA8UP) 1147 99 29 340,659 MRRC
WF3J 1054 102 322,524 PVRC
K7JJ 461 85 16 117,555 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 LP
VE3OSZ 34 28 2,856
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 HP
W8TOP (W8UVZ) 94 51 10 14,076
NX5M 37 28 5 3,108 CTDXCC
N0TT 32 27 2,592 KCDX CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 LP
AK6R 290 65 15 56,550 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 HP
W7WA 1867 106 594,024 WWADXC
W5MX 1618 114 32 552,330 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
VE6EX @VE6JY 1501 98 42 399,840 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K0FX 570 95 12 162,165 GRAND MESA CONTEST C
K7ABV 456 92 18 125,580 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 LP
W4IDX 203 62 6 37,758 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 HP
KT3Y 1344 97 391,104 PVRC
N4PN 1215 98 354,270 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N7DD 880 105 24 277,000
W5AO @W5TM 966 93 269,514 OKDXA
VE6WQ @VE6JY 808 98 236,678 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
WB9Z 853 85 217,515 SMC
K4TX 366 63 68,985 PVRC
K7OX 246 58 8 42,804 NONE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 LP
WN3VAW 65 36 12 7,020 WIRELESS ASSOCIATION
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 HP
W1MK 1020 85 28 260,100 YCCC
K1PX 392 64 16 75,264
K8AQM 318 71 67,734 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
AD4Z 258 66 51,084 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
K3SV 205 51 7 31,059 PVRC
W5TM 51 32 3 4,896 OKDXA
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
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NA M/2 HP
N2RM 115/045 655/080 107/093 1640/116 1628/124 1788/118
K1KI 097/052 633/081 898/097 1510/115 1510/119 1681/113
N3RS 077/045 287/072 89/095 1507/116 1768/120 1686/119
W4AN 063/043 384/074 80/097 1446/116 1728/110 1810/112
K4JA 119/053 524/076 807/095 1458/115 1463/121 1620/111
K8LX 027/023 172/065 697/087 1416/102 1339/116 1565/107
KB1H 059/033 426/077 481/085 1137/106 1046/112 1157/109
N4RV 067/045 161/070 449/086 874/099 1249/114 1209/103
W5KFT 024/021 167/063 624/094 867/105 1272/110 1134/109
N0IJ 019/015 74/048 276/074 939/108 934/110 1057/109
K2RD 053/040 130/062 261/084 526/102 410/103 534/104
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NA M/M HP
W3LPL 192/062 977/091 452/107 2326/132 2054/133 2037/126
K9NS 138/057 503/084 332/105 2213/125 2266/127 2034/125
K1XM @W1K 142/054 993/091 293/099 2114/122 1740/122 1681/117
W4MYA 101/051 544/084 824/095 1872/120 1914/120 1700/118
NY4A @N4A 071/048 513/074 293/100 1800/116 1646/122 1650/114
K8CC 057/038 470/080 948/097 1802/120 1733/121 1597/115
K5GO 039/031 223/071 967/098 1620/117 1725/120 1504/115
K3NM 064/042 436/074 956/098 1564/120 1371/112 1385/112
N3AD 041/033 208/067 844/092 1203/107 1259/112 1102/100
N6RO 058/020 219/047 848/088 1459/112 1368/110 1035/097
K3ANS 061/037 188/070 569/081 1259/097 1135/101 1035/102
W2CG 015/013 172/059 285/083 1077/101 909/107 1083/108
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NA M/S HP
K8AZ 041/036 110/071 678/088 1314/111 942/111 1275/111
K1IR 049/038 374/075 736/092 1006/102 942/108 897/097
AA2FB 042/034 188/064 518/086 1014/101 767/100 1055/099
N0NI 021/018 71/055 483/089 1008/109 979/109 976/114
N0DY 017/015 65/052 307/077 911/097 906/102 1045/102
N5YA 011/008 67/046 192/071 957/103 631/093 979/104
AA2WN @W2 055/065 156/468 262/780 691/070 628/884 708/124
K2UG @KY2 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WN9O 010/008 82/055 205/075 632/094 647/103 831/101
K9SD 018/013 102/051 234/061 876/074 774/088 732/092
K0MP 009/008 45/033 474/089 565/090 433/102 877/104
K2SX 036/028 138/053 301/068 477/078 515/087 730/099
W7CT 008/006 47/018 446/069 612/089 672/094 613/089
K0TV 049/029 110/055 278/076 383/078 572/086 498/081
VE7UF 012/012 111/027 292/049 605/082 499/091 562/088
VE3HG 011/010 76/048 184/072 361/089 435/091 600/096
N3BNA 001/001 86/048 308/067 447/078 313/085 375/076
KK1L 004/004 36/034 121/049 344/078 303/061 686/069
AA4V 044/027 62/032 75/034 100/041 178/043 317/067
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 010/009 37/028 223/070 404/088 458/086 519/095
K2DM 012/009 74/036 178/057 358/066 377/070 502/070
N4KG 007/007 77/041 184/063 286/071 317/071 453/072
VA3TTT 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W9WI 001/001 9/007 90/044 234/067 308/074 378/075
N7IR 006/005 29/012 147/049 231/061 285/069 311/069
N0UR 000/000 8/007 23/019 236/063 352/072 471/079
N9CIQ 000/000 12/012 24/021 206/069 288/078 392/084
N7OU 005/004 34/010 81/028 181/056 305/075 401/067
W9SE 000/000 20/018 80/042 204/064 254/068 240/069
K7MM 003/003 9/008 55/034 176/060 225/069 277/062
KG5U 000/000 7/006 25/018 176/052 235/068 206/056
K8ZT 000/000 3/003 49/027 117/051 144/062 128/059
W2ENY 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
NQ7X 000/000 /000 4/004 71/032 106/034 152/047
VA7NT 000/000 3/002 38/017 61/028 89/049 34/010
W1SA 000/000 /000 101/041 103/044 /000 /000
W3SE 000/000 /000 21/010 16/014 18/017 /000
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB LP
K7SV 040/033 124/054 383/073 493/082 417/087 902/091
N2NT 019/018 153/047 355/064 784/076 674/081 761/074
KS1J 019/018 124/052 381/068 736/073 662/079 6884/082
N4TZ @N4T 024/019 110/052 210/057 775/078 572/078 854/087
K1VUT 021/017 96/044 560/073 452/063 641/080 857/078
K0SR @W0Z 000/000 37/025 173/063 726/080 713/096 835/085
N8AA 018/013 108/051 206/066 576/088 563/088 717/087
K8EP 017/014 124/046 243/063 494/064 629/079 732/073
K1VR 036/027 151/053 401/066 386/069 407/079 629/078
N6MJ 000/000 53/019 239/057 554/089 651/092 686/085
N4YDU 032/026 110/046 276/062 405/063 487/076 744/078
N5AW 013/012 65/041 182/067 369/079 432/086 819/091
NY3A 007/006 52/033 184/049 751/064 510/069 824/063
K4OGG 015/012 71/038 212/058 735/065 606/072 421/072
K3PH 005/005 61/039 210/056 472/082 614/076 559/070
WO4O 031/023 94/051 164/061 462/081 390/078 484/075
VE5ZX 005/004 21/019 118/047 404/079 539/085 679/086
W1WAI 014/012 99/048 186/064 330/060 515/072 495/076
W4AA 016/013 97/051 243/069 325/082 356/079 348/073
K1VSJ 000/000 61/039 147/059 332/079 419/073 561/084
N3FR 000/000 66/037 142/060 393/076 447/068 508/069
KA1IS 021/020 83/043 119/055 302/054 524/080 389/068
K4EU 000/000 30/022 149/057 327/082 319/081 500/083
K7ED (WA0 003/003 41/010 194/043 472/071 414/074 416/072
K5IID 000/000 69/041 126/054 271/068 325/077 493/079
NA0N 004/003 25/020 46/035 245/061 573/080 634/069
KV8Q 000/000 32/022 160/059 290/074 324/076 506/078
K1HT 013/011 58/027 153/055 271/071 326/069 451/078
K0RI 010/008 51/027 120/052 268/071 342/082 401/077
W0ETT 001/001 21/018 149/059 301/071 338/078 437/075
K9MMS 007/006 55/036 141/052 237/067 340/075 447/064
VE5SF 000/000 10/003 116/041 429/071 377/069 400/065
K8IR 002/002 21/019 95/042 256/072 319/074 392/073
N7LOX 006/004 24/014 50/027 361/063 335/068 398/073
VE3BW 000/000 45/026 75/037 194/060 261/074 494/076
NA4K 002/002 24/020 100/046 271/052 264/072 377/064
N5MF 000/000 /000 /000 255/084 256/089 468/095
KI7Y 000/000 46/020 71/028 226/057 317/075 312/076
K8GT 003/003 28/022 87/043 217/066 249/067 321/072
NF4A 001/001 56/032 148/050 134/042 324/065 337/057
N0FP 007/006 21/021 78/046 182/055 231/067 296/059
VE3GFN 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
K1IB 000/000 10/008 67/032 161/053 293/065 406/062
N0HJZ 000/000 13/012 63/049 128/072 202/076 273/077
WN6K 000/000 7/007 23/012 180/041 314/059 389/068
NG3K 000/000 /000 73/042 206/060 157/056 279/069
W9AU 000/000 17/014 54/030 168/051 242/069 237/061
N6PE 004/003 17/014 50/032 160/055 215/058 245/064
N4VI 000/000 /000 67/041 222/050 204/058 239/057
VO1WET 000/000 48/022 46/027 162/049 262/043 263/043
NS3T 000/000 17/016 116/046 138/056 155/064 136/059
VE7FO 001/001 18/005 50/018 190/052 178/059 280/052
KN0V 000/000 8/008 42/025 160/044 228/062 222/056
N5XZ 000/000 4/004 31/019 155/056 198/064 216/061
N3GJ 000/000 8/007 100/043 140/052 157/056 154/053
KN4Y 001/001 /000 47/028 145/047 160/052 247/058
KK7X 000/000 /000 /000 156/064 190/070 180/053
N1CC 000/000 2/002 88/043 120/055 88/047 165/056
K1TEO 000/000 /000 /000 85/049 145/055 242/070
VE9DX 000/000 17/017 43/017 66/066 76/076 82/082
AE4Y 000/000 /000 57/027 102/049 105/052 121/048
WA3SES 000/000 6/005 37/023 128/051 142/049 85/032
NX9T 002/002 8/008 31/023 68/031 115/044 128/049
W3/OM2KI 000/000 /000 1/001 72/036 106/055 80/041
W4/VE3BUC 000/000 /000 /000 28/020 103/042 156/047
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WA6BOB 000/000 /000 21/007 55/020 58/030 34/025
N7CZ 000/000 9/002 19/008 19/011 21/013 89/038
K8KHZ 000/000 /000 /000 30/016 16/013 61/036
K2CC (KC2 000/000 /000 26/012 27/013 2/002 50/024
WB0TRA 000/000 /000 2/002 8/007 28/016 45/025
K1EP/6 000/000 /000 /000 21/008 42/021 26/016
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4P 058/036 340/063 770/086 1261/094 951/093 1147/093
K1DG 057/038 261/061 644/081 859/092 1033/100 1205/099
AA1K 056/035 261/056 637/071 1024/086 1023/097 1076/087
W9RE 020/014 211/065 435/073 1333/100 1015/099 1019/086
K1ZZ 048/036 271/054 591/075 1116/088 901/091 1047/081
W1WEF 054/036 284/054 459/070 1054/097 817/099 1069/087
N2IC 026/017 93/042 519/077 1038/092 999/096 1291/096
K2UA 042/028 165/048 687/072 852/077 886/089 1336/092
K3CR (LZ4 061/038 264/065 539/080 950/084 793/091 801/083
VY2SS (K6 042/030 219/054 482/064 979/090 898/088 1024/084
K3ZO 016/013 235/056 408/064 1030/073 955/089 1143/086
VA3UZ @VE 025/017 126/057 283/066 778/094 1025/098 1067/095
KR1G 042/028 364/058 488/070 1031/087 867/083 713/070
K8GL 021/019 111/054 322/071 639/093 824/090 997/091
W6EEN (N6 012/009 105/036 459/073 720/086 813/100 861/092
K0EJ 022/017 81/050 262/060 925/080 871/081 1008/076
K5NA 013/010 67/039 354/061 844/075 750/083 1226/077
N4ZR 009/009 242/060 318/070 704/078 811/084 811/083
W2FU 032/025 203/053 250/060 608/079 777/094 912/087
N3BB 015/013 90/045 547/077 910/074 545/081 974/066
N9CK 012/011 71/044 215/069 712/084 730/089 1107/080
W7GG 050/012 137/037 447/069 718/084 634/087 713/081
K9MA 011/010 73/042 187/063 772/084 721/083 864/085
WC1M 034/032 232/053 418/062 831/067 606/060 627/069
W2XL 043/032 190/052 334/057 671/069 615/071 606/071
K3MD 017/016 48/035 160/070 561/089 613/092 781/091
K8DX 024/019 271/059 320/060 680/054 484/064 808/067
N2GC 022/019 138/050 338/069 453/079 471/082 703/081
N6TV 016/010 118/034 408/064 858/076 476/077 468/069
K5YAA 012/008 92/046 163/060 413/063 554/083 878/083
WA2VYA 013/012 143/057 271/067 336/081 449/076 726/071
KC7V 025/010 93/036 358/062 444/065 597/082 628/071
N5RG 039/025 79/044 232/062 499/069 438/076 664/082
NT1N 027/023 145/050 167/067 533/078 371/077 392/072
W1ECT 025/021 79/040 176/043 444/061 504/066 641/062
W4SAA 013/010 65/042 161/062 470/060 288/076 416/075
K1GU 005/005 112/044 228/053 351/066 294/063 547/063
K6VO (K6N 014/012 78/039 179/047 312/046 350/067 612/073
N3UM 000/000 117/043 194/043 370/050 409/067 504/060
N8SM 000/000 52/037 278/054 263/065 335/061 576/057
K0OU 000/000 43/025 213/060 364/081 378/077 303/068
K7NV 013/009 38/029 195/053 412/065 272/072 260/068
KU8E 023/018 66/042 120/053 270/057 360/076 283/065
K1PQS 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W0ZQ 000/000 41/033 127/053 277/071 295/076 285/069
KO7X @KI7 020/017 37/025 117/038 150/053 371/068 414/068
N6HC 003/003 21/016 74/040 263/070 255/062 299/068
KA2MGE 000/000 39/028 101/052 170/054 171/066 332/070
N5QQ @KD5 002/002 24/021 61/040 311/046 199/059 353/052
N1RR 000/000 /000 80/023 103/037 421/060 565/058
W6MVW 000/000 /000 88/047 158/060 156/066 308/073
K2UOP 014/013 24/020 68/031 135/054 139/054 159/056
KW4DA 000/000 /000 21/011 171/038 215/038 419/048
K6LRN 001/001 26/021 60/035 105/047 114/060 96/043
WX3B 001/001 24/019 42/027 88/036 61/036 262/054
K6SE 024/012 20/012 68/021 101/043 137/047 113/036
W0TY 001/001 8/008 48/030 136/044 121/048 115/039
VE7QO 000/000 /000 /000 112/043 145/053 153/052
AD4L 000/000 14/012 67/031 61/038 41/031 41/023
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8Q 001/001 6/005 63/026 179/059 229/066 308/073
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 010/007 58/023 130/047 480/080 512/093 599/089
N2CQ 000/000 86/046 92/039 225/072 335/089 367/091
VE1OP 000/000 18/017 64/049 109/084 107/079 807/099
N9XX 000/000 32/029 84/053 220/075 279/090 413/088
AK4XX 000/000 65/040 150/056 248/070 237/074 288/067
N6WS 000/000 29/018 87/056 155/081 242/090 285/087
N6MW 000/000 43/039 56/044 117/069 183/078 226/075
N3SD 000/000 21/026 70/043 140/074 155/076 208/074
AE4RO 008/008 15/014 20/019 156/066 113/068 156/079
K0UK 004/004 17/005 145/009 141/054 161/062 148/046
K8AJS 000/000 27/024 56/050 135/064 121/063 75/061
NA2U 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 980/104
VE4YU 001/001 14/012 10/008 173/050 151/057 141/049
WA7YAZ 000/000 2/002 22/012 47/034 98/056 179/071
K4WW 000/000 5/005 22/018 62/023 201/036 110/032
W2RDS 000/000 /000 14/014 26/023 92/053 99/055
WA4PXP @W 001/001 2/002 12/010 28/021 11/010 82/038
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 058/049 220/068 962/096 1233/103 1010/109 1079/099
AA3B 021/018 224/063 527/086 600/096 832/101 1002/099
W2RE 037/034 206/065 447/086 655/092 731/108 963/101
KQ3F 015/015 70/052 502/084 1036/092 755/097 904/103
W7/DL3OI 013/011 44/037 286/077 1171/099 753/098 1044/097
N1EU 048/048 120/069 299/083 424/102 832/112 844/108
W2UP 033/032 155/063 397/079 862/095 492/094 671/094
NO2R 064/050 138/067 232/077 495/098 649/106 758/108
W4NF 033/027 148/060 355/078 549/095 535/098 858/098
W6XR 045/036 104/063 341/088 399/097 576/105 761/100
NQ4I 030/028 124/061 213/077 578/092 521/093 794/099
N8BJQ 021/020 112/050 191/065 393/087 603/092 924/101
W1GD 028/023 112/052 185/067 619/089 548/091 628/091
W2GDJ 017/014 57/041 105/043 814/099 653/101 554/098
N4GG 043/035 146/065 202/073 380/089 417/098 466/089
W3YY 025/021 157/062 204/070 273/082 410/080 421/090
N6CW 000/000 31/020 228/067 435/077 365/087 493/085
N3ZA 024/022 72/053 116/061 281/091 255/085 369/090
N2CY 000/000 1/001 144/060 304/085 355/088 433/092
WE9V 007/007 40/036 110/059 157/082 261/090 492/090
W6TK 000/000 48/023 150/058 348/080 291/088 306/081
K2ONP 026/024 49/036 178/049 372/053 331/063 328/058
W7VV 000/000 /000 161/045 615/083 263/076 280/066
K1JN 011/010 76/045 142/061 168/069 249/075 369/081
W3IQ 000/000 /000 119/053 236/069 292/078 365/082
K6RIM 005/004 32/018 93/051 184/078 168/084 226/088
N8KM 007/007 48/038 86/056 167/076 142/073 183/084
K0KX 000/000 60/038 139/054 148/063 132/063 221/083
N8PW 001/001 40/027 82/042 175/057 248/071 225/060
NE9Z 006/005 32/026 36/025 103/064 103/070 120/067
K3PP 002/002 12/012 44/032 58/040 62/052 175/064
Teams:
RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
N5DX, K5GO
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Feb 25 20:45:02 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020225204450.023be990@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 31.2002
E-mail logs to: cq160@kkn.net
Mail logs to: (none, CQ has asked that all logs be e-mailed)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX Multi-Op LP
SN8V @SP8YMM 64 0 30 9,810
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX Multi-Op HP
KG4DZ 3430 3,231,060
EI7M 546 29 44 248,500
4O6A @YT6A 550 18 52 221,600
G3UEG 417 20 51 20 166,700
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX SO HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 704 32 57 398,097
SV8CS 664 19 57 270,028
OH0NL 454 6 52 141,346 CONTEST CLUB FINLAND
LY2FY 433 7 20 141,215 KTU RC
LY2TA @LY7Z 114 10 41 4 33,864
G3SVL 66 6 29 4 12,985
XE2AC 23 8 3 3 1,221
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE Multi-Op HP
N8TR 1068 58 32 33 234,000
AA1K 531 51 28 11 113,602
K3WW 482 46 12 12 66,758
K3OO 219 17 38 32,285
K3OOO 159 34 6 14,720
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO
VE3RCN 42 20 3,900
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Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO QRP
W0ETC 341 50 3 38,531
KR0B (KS0T) 287 50 3 12 33,125
VA3TTT 104 28 1 14,558
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO LP
VA3RU 478 54 12 154,572
K1PX 773 57 10 24 115,106
AC0W 518 53 7 14 68,640
K0UK 328 51 4 40,700 GRAND MESA
K1JT 172 37 6 10 16,684
N8PY 128 123 5 8 11,560
W3MF 139 34 2 3 11,088
N4CW 50 26 0 2,834
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO HP
VA3KA @VE3QAA 717 57 30 317,898
W4MYA 1177 58 41 27 306,603
VE3PN 680 56 30 22 297,818
WB9Z 1409 58 31 27 297,171
N4UK 1022 57 34 232,232
N3HBX 889 56 24 173,760
K9NR 952 57 19 164,236
K4JNY 838 54 21 143,775
K0DU 739 54 14 25 112,880
W5PR 656 52 20 112,104
NX9T 696 52 17 108,261
K8DX 477 48 25 96,944
K2UOP 602 52 10 13 82,522
W3GH 406 52 17 67,896
N8KM 375 46 12 50,228
AC8G 299 51 10 10 42,212
K0EJ 400 44 4 40,800
KO7X @KI7WX 313 49 6 4 37,840
VE6JY 156 46 2 35,712
KG7H 274 51 4 14 33,440
N6RO 211 51 6 27,645
K4BAI 207 42 5 18,522
W4HJ 252 34 1 18,480
N3HXQ 166 33 3 3 13,248
K6SE 126 41 3 5 12,488
Teams:
SN8V @SP8YMM SP8LBK, SP8NCF
KG4DZ W4ZYT W4SD N8CH KU4EC N6ZO
4O6A @YT6A YU7EU, YT6A
N8TR N8TR,WB8K,W8BIN,KF8UN,N8DMM
AA1K AA1K + PACKET
>From anton.mandos at philips.com Tue Feb 26 08:26:02 2002
From: anton.mandos@philips.com (anton.mandos@philips.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Correct QSL info for OTxL-calls
Message-ID: <OFEE286B69.BFA919E9-ONC1256B6C.0027D9DF@diamond.philips.com>
Dear contesters
In addition and correction to the note of John, ON4UN:
The QSL route for the contest call of the NOL-contesters is
via ON5LL ( ON five LL ).
Address OK in any callbook, or via the UBA bureau.
The calls we used up till now were OT1L, OT2L , OT2E (1992 only!)
OT3L, OT4L, OT5L, OT6L, OT7L, OT8L OT9L and OT0L
73 and see you next contest!
Anton, ON6NL
president NOL
>From n2mg at contesting.com Tue Feb 26 05:35:19 2002
From: n2mg@contesting.com (Mike Gilmer - N2MG)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <20020226133519.15021.cpmta@c002.snv.cp.net>
This odd DIN footprint seems to be a JA-radio thing. The Kenwood 930/940
series has this same, "unique" arrangement for its XVERTER jack. In my
HF-centric world, this jack is where one can tap into the receive path for
Beverage antenna use. I guess that's better than not having any jack for this
purpose.
Excuse the ASCII "art"
"U" arrangement (940/930/1000MP/etc.)
P
P P
P P P
X X
"C" arrangement (everyone else!)
P
P P
P P P
X X
Notice the two pins marked "X" are closer together on the "standard" 8-pin; all
others are spaced the same between connectors. If you don't need the signals
on these pins, cut them off the plug and you'll be OK.
If you do what I did and insert the wrong plug into the jack, you'll likely (as
I did) crack the jack on the radio. Fortunately, in my case, the jack still
functions correctly.
73 Mike N2MG
On Mon, 25 February 2002, "Tom Rauch" wrote:
>
> > Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> > bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> The pin spacing and size is very close, but a tiny bit different than
> all the other DIN plugs in the world.
>
> I spent about 30 hours looking for a replacement, and the only
> source I found is Yaesu.
>
> You can tweak the pins with needle nose pliers and force a regular
> DIN in, but it doesn't fit quite right!
>
> I've heard rumors some people push really really hard and manage
> to get a DIN plug in, but I was always afraid to try it!
>
> Call Yaesu, save yourself grief.
> 73, Tom W8JI
> W8JI@contesting.com
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>From N7NG at arrl.org Tue Feb 26 08:39:19 2002
From: N7NG@arrl.org (Mills, Wayne N7NG)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC03340B8F@KAHLESS>
Beware! Forcing one of these plugs has been know to break the insulator in
the jack.
Wayne, N7NG
-----Original Message-----
From: k8cc [mailto:k8cc@mediaone.net]
Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 11:05 PM
To: William H Hendrick; cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
At 02:07 PM 2/25/02 -0600, William H Hendrick wrote:
>Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
>bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Bill,
The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across the
side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not fit
(however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
Fortunately, I have a little electronic store a few miles away who (for
some reason) carries the right 8 -pin DIN. I know Amateur Electronic
Supply also carries these special 8-pin DINs as well.
73,
Dave/K8CC
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>From k6na at cts.com Tue Feb 26 06:26:52 2002
From: k6na@cts.com (Glenn Rattmann)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <200202261428.GAA24047@neko.cts.com>
Re the pesky DINs for FT-1000MP:
>Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
>bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Here is a re-post of W2VJN's information covering the DINs (from the 1000MP
reflector):
>Din connectors from 3 pin to 14 pins plus mini DINs from 3 to 8 pins are
>available from The RF Connection in MD. www.therfc.com The 4 pin units are
>$1 each.
>
>Note that the two types of 8 pin connectors are called DP8 (Icom) and
>DP8/262 (Kenwood and Yaesu). The 262 refers to the angle subtended by pins
>1 and 7.
>
>George, W2VJN
All the HRO stores carry the proper 8p DIN for Yaesu and Kenwood also, and
have for years.
73, Glenn K6NA
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Tue Feb 26 10:07:10 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White, K4OJ)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: CQ-Contest digest, Vol 1 #5 - 8 msgs
References: <200202261348.g1QDmAVw013697@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <00a801c1bef0$69b54380$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
well put
what is funny is how some guys do not get what this is really about - kind
of a shame - oh well
heah I have a bunch of NEW Telrex yagis for sale if you know of anyone
looking let them know!
OJ
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> 1. 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup Logs Received (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
> 2. Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration? (Jeff Maass)
> 3. Re: [PVRC] Re: [PVRC] spotting (AA4NC@aol.com)
> 4. FT1000MP band data (William H Hendrick)
> 5. Re: FT1000MP band data (Tom Rauch)
> 6. Re: FT1000MP band data (k8cc)
> 7. 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002 (Michael Dinkelman)
> 8. 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002 (Michael Dinkelman)
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 1
> From: "Henderson, Dan N1ND" <dhenderson@arrl.org>
> To: "'cq-contest'" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup Logs Received
>
> The list of Logs Received for the 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup has been posted
at
> www.arrl.org/contests/claimed
>
> If you find an error, please contact me at n1nd@arrl.org or by phone at
> 860-594-0232. If your entry is missing, please have available the number
> from your automated receipt when you contact me.
>
> Thanks and 73
>
> Dan Henderson, N1ND
> ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 2
> From: "Jeff Maass" <jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
> To: "CQ Contest Mailing List" <CQ-Contest@CONTESTING.COM>
> Cc: "MRRC Mailing List" <mrrc@CONTESTING.COM>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration?
>
>
> Thanks to all the folks who have sent pictures (or links to pictures)
> of their SO2R stations. Some good ideas out there!
>
> I needed to break away from work for a few minutes, and
> updated my plans a bit.
>
> See them at:
> http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/Radio/K8ND_SO2R.htm
>
> Additional discussion/ideas are welcomed!
>
> 73,
> Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 3
> From: AA4NC@aol.com
> To: <k2av@contesting.com>
> Cc: <pvrc@mailman.qth.net>, <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: [PVRC] Re: [PVRC] spotting
>
> I have "no dog in the hunt" as far as the packet vs. no packet debate in
this contest, but I do believe an interesting occurence has happened with
the N2RM claimed win using no packet.
>
> First off, I join others in applauding the N2RM effort. These guys won
against the "conventional wisdom" odds. They used the strengths of their
station (ample number/quality of ops and same band receive ability) to beat
the packet system.
>
> The other major advantage that they had was very visible to us on the DX
end of this contest. While most all the big gun multis sat in the huge
packet generated pileups, N2RM worked us when we were begging for QSOs.
Multiply this by 600 plus multipliers and there's the margin of victory.
Those packet induced pileups can really slow you down. I also didn't hear
N2RM trying to work "8P6JA" (our call was busted several times on packet
spots) as a lot of the other big multis did. This shows me that a lot of
the stations are too dependent on packet and they are blindly shooting
spots.
>
> I doubt that my normally undermanned M/S operations will be able to turn
off the packet any time soon, but I hope to learn from N2RM. We should not
rely solely on packet for multipliers, and we should actually look at the
spots before pushing the packet shoot button...
>
> 73,
>
> Will
> AA4NC / W4MR
> 8P9JA in ARRL DX
>
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 4
> From: "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>
> Organization: Des Moines Area Community College
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
>
> For any of the contesters that use a FT1000MP:
>
> Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> Bill, N0AC
> *****************************
> William Hendrick
> whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us
> Amateur radio: N0AC
> whhendrick@mchsi.com
> *****************************
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 5
> From: "Tom Rauch" <w8ji@contesting.com>
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com,
> "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
> Reply-to: W8JI@contesting.com
>
> > Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> > bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> The pin spacing and size is very close, but a tiny bit different than
> all the other DIN plugs in the world.
>
> I spent about 30 hours looking for a replacement, and the only
> source I found is Yaesu.
>
> You can tweak the pins with needle nose pliers and force a regular
> DIN in, but it doesn't fit quite right!
>
> I've heard rumors some people push really really hard and manage
> to get a DIN plug in, but I was always afraid to try it!
>
> Call Yaesu, save yourself grief.
> 73, Tom W8JI
> W8JI@contesting.com
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 6
> To: "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>,
> cq-contest@contesting.com
> From: k8cc <k8cc@mediaone.net>
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
>
> At 02:07 PM 2/25/02 -0600, William H Hendrick wrote:
> >Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> >bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> Bill,
>
> The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across the
> side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not fit
> (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
>
> Fortunately, I have a little electronic store a few miles away who (for
> some reason) carries the right 8 -pin DIN. I know Amateur Electronic
> Supply also carries these special 8-pin DINs as well.
>
> 73,
>
>
> Dave/K8CC
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 7
> To: 3830@contesting.com, cq-contest@contesting.com
> From: Michael Dinkelman <mwdink@eskimo.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
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> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/80 LP
> C6A/K7RE 958 59 25 169,389
> PA5AT 282 31 15 26,226
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/80 HP
> OT2T (ON4UN) 726 54 117,612 RRDXA
> TM2Y (F5MZN) 692 52 22 107,952
> EA8ZS 599 54 96,228 GALDAR CONTEST CLUB
> YT6A 485 48 69,840 SKY CONTEST CLUB
> S59CAB (S57MW) 519 43 66,951 ZCC&CCS
> SP8BRQ 409 42 51,534
> OK1RK 348 39 40,716
> SN8F 337 39 39,429
> UA6LV 297 43 38,313
>
>
>
>
> Band Breakdowns:
> 160 80 40 20 15 10
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/2 HP
> OH0R 029/015 144/035 398/053 1423/059 1231/060 1318/059
> LY7Z 080/022 232/040 603/054 1108/059 1072/058 1084/058
> ES6Q @ES5 005/005 120/025 700/057 1300/059 1100/059 1100/059
> RM6A @RN6 059/020 174/032 547/056 1200/059 903/058 910/059
> SK3W @SK3 035/016 254/041 392/057 842/057 735/057 668/056
> YZ7A @YU7 034/014 163/030 378/047 709/058 704/057 668/056
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/M HP
> 9A1A 258/035 557/046 55/059 1348/059 1426/059 1374/058
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/S LP
> M3S 000/000 29/015 91/028 138/034 127/035 165/039
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/S HP
> 8P9JA @8P 305/048 538/059 695/061 1011/061 1252/061 1294/061
> ZF2NT 354/050 607/054 784/058 1018/059 1141/058 1162/059
> ZF1A 446/056 657/058 662/058 761/060 972/059 1128/059
> KL7Y 094/026 358/052 564/057 851/058 1016/057 1275/059
> OM7M 101/029 267/041 488/054 849/058 669/057 900/058
> SN8V @SP8 002/002 174/031 301/044 789/055 586/057 687/057
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB QRP
> LZ7X (LZ1 001/001 52/021 209/039 491/057 346/052 429/054
> V31AH 000/000 252/049 205/041 291/048 335/052 371/040
> KL7AC 000/000 /000 10/006 175/046 296/047 492/052
> SP5DDJ 000/000 15/009 55/018 165/041 203/044 246/052
> 3V8SM (DL 000/000 10/007 26/013 113/039 163/043 301/046
> DK2GZ 000/000 12/007 59/024 132/038 138/041 193/048
> 7L4IOU 000/000 21/008 70/023 123/038 128/040 141/040
> DF1DX 000/000 7/006 30/015 98/035 98/033 182/044
> F5NOD 000/000 1/001 13/009 86/035 71/033 43/025
> G4EHT 000/000 /000 15/009 6/004 14/013 12/009
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB LP
> P40W (W2G 224/043 463/057 629/059 685/059 925/059 1040/059
> VP5GA (N2 292/051 390/055 633/058 655/060 728/058 879/058
> XE1/N6AN 000/000 398/053 469/052 390/057 678/057 786/057
> PJ7/ND5S 237/041 325/050 378/048 239/048 531/053 550/056
> EA7GTF 010/009 51/020 363/050 518/053 584/055 828/057
> KH0/JM1LR 000/000 23/010 301/045 395/053 545/052 828/055
> 9A7P (9A6 000/000 67/020 211/040 600/054 408/054 509/054
> OK1DSZ 002/002 173/028 127/037 391/051 360/051 471/053
> DL6RAI (F 000/000 12/008 77/029 336/050 531/056 508/057
> LZ1ABC 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> EA3KU 000/000 10/009 74/023 233/046 421/054 370/050
> C6AGS (KI 000/000 42/022 40/024 268/048 415/050 201/045
> LY2MW 000/000 75/022 140/030 233/044 216/046 248/046
> HB9ARF 003/003 62/020 99/030 206/043 244/049 268/046
> 4N1FG 000/000 43/018 192/041 204/038 212/043 231/048
> PA3AAV 001/001 14/009 94/036 108/033 93/035 210/051
> EA1WX 000/000 20/013 58/020 170/044 141/041 117/037
> ON5UM 000/000 40/018 70/027 98/031 120/040 146/044
> G4PIQ 001/001 42/017 65/023 124/035 105/034 129/040
> OH3IR 000/000 /000 36/020 50/023 125/035 113/035
> HB9DTM 000/000 /000 27/015 95/033 31/021 184/036
> OH1BOI 000/000 9/007 26/016 95/032 62/030 94/033
> OM7RC 000/000 /000 19/013 97/033 95/032 97/031
> LY1DS 000/000 /000 28/014 53/026 34/020 199/045
> HL1/WX8C 000/000 /000 /000 75/032 88/037 122/040
> OZ0RS 000/000 /000 7/004 76/029 58/025 111/034
> KG4PYM 000/000 /000 9/009 85/036 111/049 /000
> SV1NA/SV9 000/000 /000 /000 27/006 144/025 306/036
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB HP
> VP5U (AJ6 144/041 380/050 546/057 942/058 1220/058 1031/057
> FG/YL2KL 141/036 520/054 529/055 875/057 914/059 935/059
> TM5C (F6A 161/032 302/046 428/052 807/060 1032/057 975/059
> WP2Z (N2N 207/043 362/052 406/054 628/054 863/057 875/057
> G4BUO 119/027 349/042 395/054 814/057 777/057 1077/058
> S53O 019/013 200/037 381/049 985/058 709/055 907/058
> DL1IAO 081/021 175/034 331/047 749/059 697/057 815/057
> DL4MCF 022/011 119/032 346/049 802/057 632/052 816/058
> KL7WV (W3 111/039 388/053 330/051 349/054 279/052 595/053
> 8S2F (SM2 001/001 44/023 178/043 461/056 960/058 538/052
> 7S2E (SM2 000/000 55/022 252/046 560/057 459/054 734/055
> 9H1ZA 003/003 210/035 399/050 480/054 340/053 421/055
> RK4FF 046/024 234/036 234/042 344/049 322/046 355/054
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB(A) LP
> YL2PN 000/000 /000 60/019 23/010 104/035 170/039
> SM5AJV 000/000 6/004 10/007 52/024 24/014 26/018
> SV1XV 000/000 /000 /000 13/009 18/015 17/017
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB(A) HP
> V26G (N2E 151/040 494/053 457/054 726/058 1075/058 1297/059
> OM5AW 002/002 75/024 241/040 530/055 388/052 511/057
> 9A2RD 000/000 39/017 189/038 377/054 373/053 362/055
> OE8CIQ 000/000 /000 51/019 372/050 346/053 323/053
> S55OO 000/000 20/010 20/012 35/016 25/016 /000
>
>
>
> Teams:
> RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
> OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
> HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
> LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
> ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
> OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
> RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
> SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
> YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
> YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
> M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
> 8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
> ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
> ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
> KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
> OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
> SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
> LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
> OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
> N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
> K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
> N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
> W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
> K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
> K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
> KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
> KE1LI
> N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
> W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
> N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
> K2RD K2RD W1CU
> KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
> W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
> K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
> K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
> K9VV
> K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
> K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
> K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
> K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
> W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
> W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
> NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
> K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
> NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
> K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
> N5DX, K5GO
> W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
> KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
> K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
> K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
> N3AD N3AD, N3MT
> N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
> K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
> W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
> K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
> K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
> AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
> N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
> N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
> N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
> AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
> K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
> WN9O WN9O & W9IU
> K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
> K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
> K2SX K2SX, N2UN
> W7CT NC7W W7CT
> K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
> VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
> VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
> N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
> KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
> N2NT W2/LU9AY
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 8
> To: 3830@contesting.com, cq-contest@contesting.com
> From: Michael Dinkelman <mwdink@eskimo.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
> E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
> Mail logs to:
> DX CW Contest
> ARRL
> 225 Main St.
> Newington, CT 06111
> USA
>
> 3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
> 3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
> Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
> Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA M/2 HP
> N2RM 6933 576 48 11,980,224 FRC
> K1KI 6329 577 48 10,946,844 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N3RS 6414 567 48 10,910,214 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W4AN 6511 552 48 10,778,904 SECC
> K4JA 5992 571 48 10,264,000 PVRC
> K8LX 5216 500 48 7,824,000
> KB1H 4306 522 6,738,498 YANKKE CLIPPER CONTE
> N4RV 4009 517 48 6,207,102 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> W5KFT 4088 502 48 6,097,794
> N0IJ 3299 464 4,592,208 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> K2RD 1914 495 28 2,842,290 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA M/M HP
> KC1XX 9176 645 17,747,820
> W3LPL 9038 651 48 17,651,214 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K3LR 9109 632 17,242,224 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K9NS 8486 623 48 15,806,133 SMC
> K1XM @W1KM 7963 605 48 14,449,215 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> K1RX 7429 596 13,275,900 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W4MYA 6955 588 48 12,229,812 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> NY4A @N4AF 6973 574 48 11,959,290 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K8CC 6607 571 48 11,317,791 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> K5GO 6078 552 48 10,065,168 OZARKS CONTEST CLUB
> W0AIH 6141 544 10,000,896
> K3NM 5776 558 48 9,669,024 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> K4NNN 5472 551 9,027,033 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> N3AD 4657 511 48 7,137,648 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> N6RO 4987 474 7,065,918 RIVER CITY CONTESTER
> K3ANS 4247 488 48 6,200,040 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W2CG 3541 471 4,996,368 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA M/S HP
> K8AZ 4360 528 48 6,900,000 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K1IR 4004 512 48 6,150,144 YANKEE CLIPPER CC
> AA2FB 3584 484 40 5,204,198 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N0NI 3538 494 5,200,000
> N0DY 3262 445 48 4,340,085 EASTERN IOWA DX ASSO
> N5YA 2837 425 48 3,610,800 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
> AA2WN @W2YC 2500 7491 41 3,520,770 FRC
> K2UG @KY2J 2345 454 48 3,193,890 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> WN9O 2407 436 44 3,147,048 SMC
> K9SD 2736 379 46 3,105,147 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> K0MP 2403 426 48 3,056,976 MILE HIGH DX ASSN
> K2SX 2197 413 33 2,722,083 ORDER OF BOILED OWLS
> W7CT 2398 365 48 2,588,589 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
> K0TV 1890 405 43 2,292,705 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> VE7UF 2081 349 41 2,133,786 BCDX CLUB
> VE3HG 1667 406 47 2,030,406
> N3BNA 1531 355 1,629,450 FRC
> KK1L 1494 295 1,321,305 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> AA4V 776 244 12 566,568 CAROLINAS DX ASSOCIA
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB QRP
> KG9X 1651 376 1,861,200 SMC
> K2DM 1501 308 40 1,386,924 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> N4KG 1324 325 38 1,290,900
> VA3TTT 1114 284 40 938,000 U_VE CLUB TORONTO
> W9WI 1020 268 818,472 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
> N7IR 1009 265 43 802,155 CENTRAL AZ DX ASSOCI
> N0UR 1090 240 28 784,800 MWA
> N9CIQ 922 264 19 730,224 MN WIRELESS
> N7OU 1007 240 36 725,040 WVDXC
> W9SE 798 261 624,834 SMC
> K7MM 745 236 24 527,460
> KG5U 649 200 388,800 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
> K8ZT 441 202 262,398 CUYAHOGA FALLS ARC
> W2ENY 300 134 120,600 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> NQ7X 333 117 14 116,883
> N9NE 274 125 18 102,750
> VA7NT 225 106 71,550
> W1SA 204 85 52,020
> W3SE 55 41 5 6,642 SCCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB LP
> K7SV 2359 420 42 2,972,340 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> N2NT 2746 360 40 2,962,440 FRC - :: HT
> KS1J 2607 372 45 2,908,296 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N4TZ @N4TZ/9 2545 371 2,832,585 SMC
> K1VUT 2627 355 46 2,797,755 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> K0SR @W0ZT 2484 349 42 2,600,748 MWA
> N8AA 2188 393 2,577,294 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K8EP 2239 339 42 2,275,029
> K1VR 2010 372 2,243,160 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N6MJ 2183 342 41 2,197,692 SCCC
> N4YDU 2054 351 36 2,162,862 PVRC
> N5AW 1880 376 41 2,120,640 CTDXCC
> NY3A 2328 284 40 1,980,900 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K4OGG 2060 317 1,959,060 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
> K3PH 1921 328 31 1,890,264 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> WO4O 1625 369 1,793,340 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
> VE5ZX 1766 320 42 1,695,360
> W1WAI 1639 332 30 1,632,444 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W4AA 1385 367 1,524,885 FCG
> K1VSJ 1520 334 33 1,523,040 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N3FR 1556 310 37 1,447,080 WEEKEND WARRIORS CON
> KA1IS 1438 320 30 1,378,560
> K4EU 1325 325 30 1,291,875 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K7ED (WA0RJY) 1540 273 36 1,251,432 WWDXC
> K5IID 1284 319 38 1,228,788 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> NA0N 1527 268 26 1,227,708 MWA
> KV8Q 1312 309 1,216,224
> K1HT 1272 311 1,186,776 YCCC
> K0RI 1192 317 1,133,592
> W0ETT 1247 302 1,127,970 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
> K9MMS 1227 300 1,104,300 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> VE5SF 1332 249 973,341 REGINA AMATEUR RADIO
> K8IR 1085 282 36 917,910 BAY AREA WIRELESS AS
> N7LOX 1174 249 28 877,725 WWDXC
> VE3BW 1069 273 36 875,511 NFIDXA
> NA4K 1038 256 15 797,184 TCG
> N5MF 979 268 18 787,116
> KI7Y 972 256 746,496 WVDXC
> K8GT 905 273 36 741,195 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> NF4A 1000 247 741,000 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> N0FP 815 254 32 621,030 MN WIRELESS ASSOC
> VE3GFN 860 239 19 616,620
> K1IB 937 220 616,440 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> VE6ZT 809 245 590,940
> N0HJZ 679 286 18 582,582 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> WN6K 913 187 29 512,193 SCCC
> NG3K 715 227 21 486,915
> W9AU 718 225 13 484,650 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
> N6PE 691 226 25 468,498
> N4VI 732 206 14 452,376 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
> VO1WET 781 184 15 422,832
> NS3T 562 241 19 406,326
> VE7FO 717 187 398,871
> KN0V 660 195 386,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> N5XZ 604 204 17 369,648 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
> N3GJ 559 211 353,847
> KN4Y 600 186 25 334,800 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> KK7X 526 187 20 296,086
> N1CC 463 203 19 281,967 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
> K1TEO 472 174 6 246,384
> VE9DX 284 284 5 241,968
> AE4Y 385 176 10 203,280 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
> NG7Z 451 144 16 193,104 REDMOND TOP KEY CONT
> WA3SES 398 160 8 191,040
> WA7AVL 418 140 175,560 WWDXC
> NX9T 352 157 10 164,850 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> W7GTO 384 163,584 WWDXC
> W9SZ 317 151 7 143,601 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> W3/OM2KI 259 133 103,341
> W4/VE3BUC 287 109 11 93,849
> KG4PYM 205 94 57,810
> N7XY 151 93 6 42,129 WWDXC
> WA6BOB 168 82 6 41,082
> N7CZ 157 72 33,912
> K8KHZ 107 69 7 22,149 MRRC
> K2CC (KC2BMG) 105 51 12,852 CLARKSON U AMATEUR R
> WB0TRA 83 50 30 12,450 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> K1EP/6 89 45 11,880
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB HP
> K5ZD (W4PA) 4527 465 48 6,306,795
> K1DG 4059 471 46 5,735,367 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> AA1K 4077 432 48 5,283,792 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W9RE 4033 437 48 5,140,000 SMC
> K1ZZ 3974 425 42 5,066,850 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W1WEF 3737 443 4,966,473 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N2IC 3966 420 48 4,930,380
> K2UA 3968 406 4,831,806 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K3CR (LZ4AX) 3408 441 48 4,508,784 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> VY2SS (K6LA) 3648 410 48 4,487,040 SCCC
> K3ZO 3787 381 42 4,328,541 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> VA3UZ @VE3OI 3304 427 42 4,196,556 U-VE CONTEST CLUB
> KR1G 3505 396 45 4,021,380 YANKEE SPELLING CLIP
> K8GL 2914 418 43 3,654,000 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> W6EEN (N6RT) 2970 396 41 3,528,360 SCCC
> K0EJ 3169 364 43 3,460,548 TCG
> K5NA 3254 345 45 3,350,295 CTDXCC
> N4ZR 2895 384 40 3,335,040 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> W2FU 2782 398 3,321,708 ROCHESTER DX ASSOCIA
> N3BB 3081 356 43 3,290,508 CTDXCC
> N9CK 2847 377 39 3,217,695 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> W7GG 2707 369 43 2,999,905 WVDXC
> K9MA 2628 367 43 2,893,428 SMC
> WC1M 2748 343 29 2,824,605 YCCC
> AD5Q 2431 380 41 2,771,340
> W2XL 2459 352 42 2,595,648 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> K3MD 2180 393 31 2,570,220 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> K8DX 2587 323 24 2,505,834 NCC
> N2GC 2125 380 37 2,422,500 YCCC
> N6TV 2344 330 36 2,320,560 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> K5YAA 2112 343 31 2,171,190 OKLAHOMA DX ASSN
> WA2VYA 1938 364 43 2,116,296 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> KC7V 2145 326 42 2,097,810 CENTRAL ARIZONA DX A
> N5RG 1956 358 2,095,374 NTCC
> NT1N 1635 367 20 1,792,428 YCCC
> W1ECT 1870 293 22 1,642,851 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W4SAA 1416 325 39 1,377,675 FCG
> K1GU 1537 294 36 1,355,634 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> K6VO (K6NR) 1545 284 32 1,312,932
> N3UM 1594 263 27 1,257,666 PVRC
> N8SM 1504 274 21 1,236,288 NTCC
> K0OU 1300 311 1,212,900 SMC WEST
> N6HR 1200 334 26 1,202,400 WWDXC
> K3II 1,076,376
> K7NV 1190 296 25 1,056,720 NCCC
> KU8E 1122 311 1,046,826 MRRC
> K1PQS 1208 265 28 960,360
> W0ZQ 1025 302 928,650 MWA
> KO7X @KI7WX 1109 269 16 894,963 PVRC
> W4BQF 1105 225 744,525 PVRC
> N6HC 915 259 21 710,955 SCCC
> KA2MGE 813 270 658,530
> N5QQ @KD5REC 949 220 15 624,360 NTCC
> N1RR 1169 178 12 624,000 YANKEE CLIPPER SPELL
> W6MVW 710 246 25 523,980 SO CALIFORNIA CONTES
> K2UOP 539 228 12 368,676 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> KW4DA 826 135 333,720
> K6LRN 402 207 18 249,642 NORTHERN CALIF DX CL
> WX3B 478 173 247,563 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K6SE 463 171 15 237,519
> W0TY 431 1287 218,790
> VE7QO 410 148 192,192 BC DX CLUB
> AD4L 225 135 91,125 PVRC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB(A) QRP
> W6QU (W8QZA) 786 230 542,340
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB(A) LP
> N0AX 1789 339 32 1,810,260 WWDXC
> N2CQ 1105 337 1,117,155 FRC
> VE1OP 1105 328 25 1,087,320
> N9XX 1028 335 1,033,140 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> AK4XX 988 307 35 909,948
> N6WS 798 332 794,808 SCCC
> N6MW 625 305 571,875
> N3SD 614 293 539,706 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> AE4RO 468 254 21 356,616 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> K0UK 616 180 332,640 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
> K8AJS 414 262 14 325,404 WAYNE AMATEUR RADIO
> NA2U 980 104 24 305,760 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> VE4YU 490 177 15 260,190
> WA7YAZ 348 175 182,700
> K4WW 400 114 11 136,800 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
> W2RDS 231 145 7 100,485 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> WA4PXP @W4MQ 136 82 10 33,538
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB(A) HP
> K3WW 4562 524 48 7,171,464 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> KI1G 3339 503 28 5,024,970 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> AA3B 3206 463 41 4,453,134 FRC
> W2RE 3039 486 44 4,430,862 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> KQ3F 3282 443 42 4,361,778 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W7/DL3OI @W7ZQ 3311 419 48 4,161,927
> N1EU 2567 522 35 4,019,922 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W2UP 2610 457 22 3,576,939 FRC
> NO2R 2336 506 3,541,494 FRANKFORD
> W4NF 2478 456 39 3,389,904 PVRC
> W6XR 2226 489 3,265,542 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> NQ4I 2268 458 30 3,051,000 SECC
> N8BJQ 2244 415 2,791,290 SWODX
> W1GD 2120 413 34 2,626,680
> W2GDJ 2220 396 35 2,612,412 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N4GG 1654 449 34 2,227,938 PVRC
> W3YY 1490 405 1,810,350 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> N6CW 1552 336 1,564,416 SCCC
> N3ZA 1117 402 1,347,102 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> N2CY 1237 326 30 1,209,786 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W7OM 1337 296 27 1,180,000 WWDXC
> WE9V 1067 364 18 1,162,980 SMC
> W6TK 1143 330 1,129,590 SCCC
> K2ONP 1284 283 23 1,086,720 YCCC
> W7VV 1319 270 21 1,067,580 WWDXC
> K1JN 1015 341 25 1,038,345 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W3IQ 1012 282 856,152 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K6RIM 708 323 684,114 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> KT0R 890 238 10 634,746 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> N8KM 633 334 634,266 NCC
> K0KX 700 301 11 632,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> N8PW 771 258 595,206 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> NE9Z 400 257 28 308,400 JHAARC
> K3PP 353 202 7 213,918 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/10 LP
> W7ZR 37 103 23 258,633 DESERT RATS CONTEST
> KT0K 853 83 16 211,650 LINCOLN ARC
> WX6V 499 83 18 124,251 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> ND4AA 440 85 16 112,200 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> VE3IAY 442 82 108,732
> VE7NS 147 42 18,522
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/10 HP
> W4ZV 2081 109 30 680,487 PVRC
> K9NW @K9UWA 1857 110 612,810 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> N9AG @N8NR 1694 117 26 594,594 SWODXA
> N7KU (NJ6D) 1433 107 26 456,141
> W6YA 1219 112 26 409,248 SCCC
> K7BG 1353 93 377,487 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
> VE6BF @VE6JY 1184 103 347,625 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> VO1MP 1017 96 292,896
> W6KK @W6KP 499 74 110,778 SCCC
> VE3STT 235 46 32,430
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/15 QRP
> K6III 144 49 21,168 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> KI0II 100 44 5 13,200 GMCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/15 LP
> VE3MQW 756 101 229,068
> WA1FCN 769 97 223,779 Y C C C
> AE0Q @K0HM 544 88 142,560 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/15 HP
> VE6JY (TI2WGO) 1936 108 42 610,740 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> K5MR 1601 110 36 528,330 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
> K4OAQ 1695 102 31 517,752
> W7UT 1084 120 30 389,880 UTAH'S DIXIE DX & CO
> W8FT (AA8UP) 1147 99 29 340,659 MRRC
> WF3J 1054 102 322,524 PVRC
> K7JJ 461 85 16 117,555 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/160 LP
> VE3OSZ 34 28 2,856
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/160 HP
> W8TOP (W8UVZ) 94 51 10 14,076
> NX5M 37 28 5 3,108 CTDXCC
> N0TT 32 27 2,592 KCDX CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/20 LP
> AK6R 290 65 15 56,550 SCCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/20 HP
> W7WA 1867 106 594,024 WWADXC
> W5MX 1618 114 32 552,330 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
> VE6EX @VE6JY 1501 98 42 399,840 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> K0FX 570 95 12 162,165 GRAND MESA CONTEST C
> K7ABV 456 92 18 125,580 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/40 LP
> W4IDX 203 62 6 37,758 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/40 HP
> KT3Y 1344 97 391,104 PVRC
> N4PN 1215 98 354,270 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> N7DD 880 105 24 277,000
> W5AO @W5TM 966 93 269,514 OKDXA
> VE6WQ @VE6JY 808 98 236,678 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> WB9Z 853 85 217,515 SMC
> K4TX 366 63 68,985 PVRC
> K7OX 246 58 8 42,804 NONE
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/80 LP
> WN3VAW 65 36 12 7,020 WIRELESS ASSOCIATION
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/80 HP
> W1MK 1020 85 28 260,100 YCCC
> K1PX 392 64 16 75,264
> K8AQM 318 71 67,734 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> AD4Z 258 66 51,084 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> K3SV 205 51 7 31,059 PVRC
> W5TM 51 32 3 4,896 OKDXA
>
>
> Band Breakdowns:
> 160 80 40 20 15 10
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA M/2 HP
> N2RM 115/045 655/080 107/093 1640/116 1628/124 1788/118
> K1KI 097/052 633/081 898/097 1510/115 1510/119 1681/113
> N3RS 077/045 287/072 89/095 1507/116 1768/120 1686/119
> W4AN 063/043 384/074 80/097 1446/116 1728/110 1810/112
> K4JA 119/053 524/076 807/095 1458/115 1463/121 1620/111
> K8LX 027/023 172/065 697/087 1416/102 1339/116 1565/107
> KB1H 059/033 426/077 481/085 1137/106 1046/112 1157/109
> N4RV 067/045 161/070 449/086 874/099 1249/114 1209/103
> W5KFT 024/021 167/063 624/094 867/105 1272/110 1134/109
> N0IJ 019/015 74/048 276/074 939/108 934/110 1057/109
> K2RD 053/040 130/062 261/084 526/102 410/103 534/104
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA M/M HP
> W3LPL 192/062 977/091 452/107 2326/132 2054/133 2037/126
> K9NS 138/057 503/084 332/105 2213/125 2266/127 2034/125
> K1XM @W1K 142/054 993/091 293/099 2114/122 1740/122 1681/117
> W4MYA 101/051 544/084 824/095 1872/120 1914/120 1700/118
> NY4A @N4A 071/048 513/074 293/100 1800/116 1646/122 1650/114
> K8CC 057/038 470/080 948/097 1802/120 1733/121 1597/115
> K5GO 039/031 223/071 967/098 1620/117 1725/120 1504/115
> K3NM 064/042 436/074 956/098 1564/120 1371/112 1385/112
> N3AD 041/033 208/067 844/092 1203/107 1259/112 1102/100
> N6RO 058/020 219/047 848/088 1459/112 1368/110 1035/097
> K3ANS 061/037 188/070 569/081 1259/097 1135/101 1035/102
> W2CG 015/013 172/059 285/083 1077/101 909/107 1083/108
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA M/S HP
> K8AZ 041/036 110/071 678/088 1314/111 942/111 1275/111
> K1IR 049/038 374/075 736/092 1006/102 942/108 897/097
> AA2FB 042/034 188/064 518/086 1014/101 767/100 1055/099
> N0NI 021/018 71/055 483/089 1008/109 979/109 976/114
> N0DY 017/015 65/052 307/077 911/097 906/102 1045/102
> N5YA 011/008 67/046 192/071 957/103 631/093 979/104
> AA2WN @W2 055/065 156/468 262/780 691/070 628/884 708/124
> K2UG @KY2 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> WN9O 010/008 82/055 205/075 632/094 647/103 831/101
> K9SD 018/013 102/051 234/061 876/074 774/088 732/092
> K0MP 009/008 45/033 474/089 565/090 433/102 877/104
> K2SX 036/028 138/053 301/068 477/078 515/087 730/099
> W7CT 008/006 47/018 446/069 612/089 672/094 613/089
> K0TV 049/029 110/055 278/076 383/078 572/086 498/081
> VE7UF 012/012 111/027 292/049 605/082 499/091 562/088
> VE3HG 011/010 76/048 184/072 361/089 435/091 600/096
> N3BNA 001/001 86/048 308/067 447/078 313/085 375/076
> KK1L 004/004 36/034 121/049 344/078 303/061 686/069
> AA4V 044/027 62/032 75/034 100/041 178/043 317/067
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB QRP
> KG9X 010/009 37/028 223/070 404/088 458/086 519/095
> K2DM 012/009 74/036 178/057 358/066 377/070 502/070
> N4KG 007/007 77/041 184/063 286/071 317/071 453/072
> VA3TTT 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> W9WI 001/001 9/007 90/044 234/067 308/074 378/075
> N7IR 006/005 29/012 147/049 231/061 285/069 311/069
> N0UR 000/000 8/007 23/019 236/063 352/072 471/079
> N9CIQ 000/000 12/012 24/021 206/069 288/078 392/084
> N7OU 005/004 34/010 81/028 181/056 305/075 401/067
> W9SE 000/000 20/018 80/042 204/064 254/068 240/069
> K7MM 003/003 9/008 55/034 176/060 225/069 277/062
> KG5U 000/000 7/006 25/018 176/052 235/068 206/056
> K8ZT 000/000 3/003 49/027 117/051 144/062 128/059
> W2ENY 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> NQ7X 000/000 /000 4/004 71/032 106/034 152/047
> VA7NT 000/000 3/002 38/017 61/028 89/049 34/010
> W1SA 000/000 /000 101/041 103/044 /000 /000
> W3SE 000/000 /000 21/010 16/014 18/017 /000
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB LP
> K7SV 040/033 124/054 383/073 493/082 417/087 902/091
> N2NT 019/018 153/047 355/064 784/076 674/081 761/074
> KS1J 019/018 124/052 381/068 736/073 662/079 6884/082
> N4TZ @N4T 024/019 110/052 210/057 775/078 572/078 854/087
> K1VUT 021/017 96/044 560/073 452/063 641/080 857/078
> K0SR @W0Z 000/000 37/025 173/063 726/080 713/096 835/085
> N8AA 018/013 108/051 206/066 576/088 563/088 717/087
> K8EP 017/014 124/046 243/063 494/064 629/079 732/073
> K1VR 036/027 151/053 401/066 386/069 407/079 629/078
> N6MJ 000/000 53/019 239/057 554/089 651/092 686/085
> N4YDU 032/026 110/046 276/062 405/063 487/076 744/078
> N5AW 013/012 65/041 182/067 369/079 432/086 819/091
> NY3A 007/006 52/033 184/049 751/064 510/069 824/063
> K4OGG 015/012 71/038 212/058 735/065 606/072 421/072
> K3PH 005/005 61/039 210/056 472/082 614/076 559/070
> WO4O 031/023 94/051 164/061 462/081 390/078 484/075
> VE5ZX 005/004 21/019 118/047 404/079 539/085 679/086
> W1WAI 014/012 99/048 186/064 330/060 515/072 495/076
> W4AA 016/013 97/051 243/069 325/082 356/079 348/073
> K1VSJ 000/000 61/039 147/059 332/079 419/073 561/084
> N3FR 000/000 66/037 142/060 393/076 447/068 508/069
> KA1IS 021/020 83/043 119/055 302/054 524/080 389/068
> K4EU 000/000 30/022 149/057 327/082 319/081 500/083
> K7ED (WA0 003/003 41/010 194/043 472/071 414/074 416/072
> K5IID 000/000 69/041 126/054 271/068 325/077 493/079
> NA0N 004/003 25/020 46/035 245/061 573/080 634/069
> KV8Q 000/000 32/022 160/059 290/074 324/076 506/078
> K1HT 013/011 58/027 153/055 271/071 326/069 451/078
> K0RI 010/008 51/027 120/052 268/071 342/082 401/077
> W0ETT 001/001 21/018 149/059 301/071 338/078 437/075
> K9MMS 007/006 55/036 141/052 237/067 340/075 447/064
> VE5SF 000/000 10/003 116/041 429/071 377/069 400/065
> K8IR 002/002 21/019 95/042 256/072 319/074 392/073
> N7LOX 006/004 24/014 50/027 361/063 335/068 398/073
> VE3BW 000/000 45/026 75/037 194/060 261/074 494/076
> NA4K 002/002 24/020 100/046 271/052 264/072 377/064
> N5MF 000/000 /000 /000 255/084 256/089 468/095
> KI7Y 000/000 46/020 71/028 226/057 317/075 312/076
> K8GT 003/003 28/022 87/043 217/066 249/067 321/072
> NF4A 001/001 56/032 148/050 134/042 324/065 337/057
> N0FP 007/006 21/021 78/046 182/055 231/067 296/059
> VE3GFN 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> K1IB 000/000 10/008 67/032 161/053 293/065 406/062
> N0HJZ 000/000 13/012 63/049 128/072 202/076 273/077
> WN6K 000/000 7/007 23/012 180/041 314/059 389/068
> NG3K 000/000 /000 73/042 206/060 157/056 279/069
> W9AU 000/000 17/014 54/030 168/051 242/069 237/061
> N6PE 004/003 17/014 50/032 160/055 215/058 245/064
> N4VI 000/000 /000 67/041 222/050 204/058 239/057
> VO1WET 000/000 48/022 46/027 162/049 262/043 263/043
> NS3T 000/000 17/016 116/046 138/056 155/064 136/059
> VE7FO 001/001 18/005 50/018 190/052 178/059 280/052
> KN0V 000/000 8/008 42/025 160/044 228/062 222/056
> N5XZ 000/000 4/004 31/019 155/056 198/064 216/061
> N3GJ 000/000 8/007 100/043 140/052 157/056 154/053
> KN4Y 001/001 /000 47/028 145/047 160/052 247/058
> KK7X 000/000 /000 /000 156/064 190/070 180/053
> N1CC 000/000 2/002 88/043 120/055 88/047 165/056
> K1TEO 000/000 /000 /000 85/049 145/055 242/070
> VE9DX 000/000 17/017 43/017 66/066 76/076 82/082
> AE4Y 000/000 /000 57/027 102/049 105/052 121/048
> WA3SES 000/000 6/005 37/023 128/051 142/049 85/032
> NX9T 002/002 8/008 31/023 68/031 115/044 128/049
> W3/OM2KI 000/000 /000 1/001 72/036 106/055 80/041
> W4/VE3BUC 000/000 /000 /000 28/020 103/042 156/047
> KG4PYM 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> WA6BOB 000/000 /000 21/007 55/020 58/030 34/025
> N7CZ 000/000 9/002 19/008 19/011 21/013 89/038
> K8KHZ 000/000 /000 /000 30/016 16/013 61/036
> K2CC (KC2 000/000 /000 26/012 27/013 2/002 50/024
> WB0TRA 000/000 /000 2/002 8/007 28/016 45/025
> K1EP/6 000/000 /000 /000 21/008 42/021 26/016
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB HP
> K5ZD (W4P 058/036 340/063 770/086 1261/094 951/093 1147/093
> K1DG 057/038 261/061 644/081 859/092 1033/100 1205/099
> AA1K 056/035 261/056 637/071 1024/086 1023/097 1076/087
> W9RE 020/014 211/065 435/073 1333/100 1015/099 1019/086
> K1ZZ 048/036 271/054 591/075 1116/088 901/091 1047/081
> W1WEF 054/036 284/054 459/070 1054/097 817/099 1069/087
> N2IC 026/017 93/042 519/077 1038/092 999/096 1291/096
> K2UA 042/028 165/048 687/072 852/077 886/089 1336/092
> K3CR (LZ4 061/038 264/065 539/080 950/084 793/091 801/083
> VY2SS (K6 042/030 219/054 482/064 979/090 898/088 1024/084
> K3ZO 016/013 235/056 408/064 1030/073 955/089 1143/086
> VA3UZ @VE 025/017 126/057 283/066 778/094 1025/098 1067/095
> KR1G 042/028 364/058 488/070 1031/087 867/083 713/070
> K8GL 021/019 111/054 322/071 639/093 824/090 997/091
> W6EEN (N6 012/009 105/036 459/073 720/086 813/100 861/092
> K0EJ 022/017 81/050 262/060 925/080 871/081 1008/076
> K5NA 013/010 67/039 354/061 844/075 750/083 1226/077
> N4ZR 009/009 242/060 318/070 704/078 811/084 811/083
> W2FU 032/025 203/053 250/060 608/079 777/094 912/087
> N3BB 015/013 90/045 547/077 910/074 545/081 974/066
> N9CK 012/011 71/044 215/069 712/084 730/089 1107/080
> W7GG 050/012 137/037 447/069 718/084 634/087 713/081
> K9MA 011/010 73/042 187/063 772/084 721/083 864/085
> WC1M 034/032 232/053 418/062 831/067 606/060 627/069
> W2XL 043/032 190/052 334/057 671/069 615/071 606/071
> K3MD 017/016 48/035 160/070 561/089 613/092 781/091
> K8DX 024/019 271/059 320/060 680/054 484/064 808/067
> N2GC 022/019 138/050 338/069 453/079 471/082 703/081
> N6TV 016/010 118/034 408/064 858/076 476/077 468/069
> K5YAA 012/008 92/046 163/060 413/063 554/083 878/083
> WA2VYA 013/012 143/057 271/067 336/081 449/076 726/071
> KC7V 025/010 93/036 358/062 444/065 597/082 628/071
> N5RG 039/025 79/044 232/062 499/069 438/076 664/082
> NT1N 027/023 145/050 167/067 533/078 371/077 392/072
> W1ECT 025/021 79/040 176/043 444/061 504/066 641/062
> W4SAA 013/010 65/042 161/062 470/060 288/076 416/075
> K1GU 005/005 112/044 228/053 351/066 294/063 547/063
> K6VO (K6N 014/012 78/039 179/047 312/046 350/067 612/073
> N3UM 000/000 117/043 194/043 370/050 409/067 504/060
> N8SM 000/000 52/037 278/054 263/065 335/061 576/057
> K0OU 000/000 43/025 213/060 364/081 378/077 303/068
> K7NV 013/009 38/029 195/053 412/065 272/072 260/068
> KU8E 023/018 66/042 120/053 270/057 360/076 283/065
> K1PQS 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> W0ZQ 000/000 41/033 127/053 277/071 295/076 285/069
> KO7X @KI7 020/017 37/025 117/038 150/053 371/068 414/068
> N6HC 003/003 21/016 74/040 263/070 255/062 299/068
> KA2MGE 000/000 39/028 101/052 170/054 171/066 332/070
> N5QQ @KD5 002/002 24/021 61/040 311/046 199/059 353/052
> N1RR 000/000 /000 80/023 103/037 421/060 565/058
> W6MVW 000/000 /000 88/047 158/060 156/066 308/073
> K2UOP 014/013 24/020 68/031 135/054 139/054 159/056
> KW4DA 000/000 /000 21/011 171/038 215/038 419/048
> K6LRN 001/001 26/021 60/035 105/047 114/060 96/043
> WX3B 001/001 24/019 42/027 88/036 61/036 262/054
> K6SE 024/012 20/012 68/021 101/043 137/047 113/036
> W0TY 001/001 8/008 48/030 136/044 121/048 115/039
> VE7QO 000/000 /000 /000 112/043 145/053 153/052
> AD4L 000/000 14/012 67/031 61/038 41/031 41/023
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB(A) QRP
> W6QU (W8Q 001/001 6/005 63/026 179/059 229/066 308/073
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB(A) LP
> N0AX 010/007 58/023 130/047 480/080 512/093 599/089
> N2CQ 000/000 86/046 92/039 225/072 335/089 367/091
> VE1OP 000/000 18/017 64/049 109/084 107/079 807/099
> N9XX 000/000 32/029 84/053 220/075 279/090 413/088
> AK4XX 000/000 65/040 150/056 248/070 237/074 288/067
> N6WS 000/000 29/018 87/056 155/081 242/090 285/087
> N6MW 000/000 43/039 56/044 117/069 183/078 226/075
> N3SD 000/000 21/026 70/043 140/074 155/076 208/074
> AE4RO 008/008 15/014 20/019 156/066 113/068 156/079
> K0UK 004/004 17/005 145/009 141/054 161/062 148/046
> K8AJS 000/000 27/024 56/050 135/064 121/063 75/061
> NA2U 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 980/104
> VE4YU 001/001 14/012 10/008 173/050 151/057 141/049
> WA7YAZ 000/000 2/002 22/012 47/034 98/056 179/071
> K4WW 000/000 5/005 22/018 62/023 201/036 110/032
> W2RDS 000/000 /000 14/014 26/023 92/053 99/055
> WA4PXP @W 001/001 2/002 12/010 28/021 11/010 82/038
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB(A) HP
> K3WW 058/049 220/068 962/096 1233/103 1010/109 1079/099
> AA3B 021/018 224/063 527/086 600/096 832/101 1002/099
> W2RE 037/034 206/065 447/086 655/092 731/108 963/101
> KQ3F 015/015 70/052 502/084 1036/092 755/097 904/103
> W7/DL3OI 013/011 44/037 286/077 1171/099 753/098 1044/097
> N1EU 048/048 120/069 299/083 424/102 832/112 844/108
> W2UP 033/032 155/063 397/079 862/095 492/094 671/094
> NO2R 064/050 138/067 232/077 495/098 649/106 758/108
> W4NF 033/027 148/060 355/078 549/095 535/098 858/098
> W6XR 045/036 104/063 341/088 399/097 576/105 761/100
> NQ4I 030/028 124/061 213/077 578/092 521/093 794/099
> N8BJQ 021/020 112/050 191/065 393/087 603/092 924/101
> W1GD 028/023 112/052 185/067 619/089 548/091 628/091
> W2GDJ 017/014 57/041 105/043 814/099 653/101 554/098
> N4GG 043/035 146/065 202/073 380/089 417/098 466/089
> W3YY 025/021 157/062 204/070 273/082 410/080 421/090
> N6CW 000/000 31/020 228/067 435/077 365/087 493/085
> N3ZA 024/022 72/053 116/061 281/091 255/085 369/090
> N2CY 000/000 1/001 144/060 304/085 355/088 433/092
> WE9V 007/007 40/036 110/059 157/082 261/090 492/090
> W6TK 000/000 48/023 150/058 348/080 291/088 306/081
> K2ONP 026/024 49/036 178/049 372/053 331/063 328/058
> W7VV 000/000 /000 161/045 615/083 263/076 280/066
> K1JN 011/010 76/045 142/061 168/069 249/075 369/081
> W3IQ 000/000 /000 119/053 236/069 292/078 365/082
> K6RIM 005/004 32/018 93/051 184/078 168/084 226/088
> N8KM 007/007 48/038 86/056 167/076 142/073 183/084
> K0KX 000/000 60/038 139/054 148/063 132/063 221/083
> N8PW 001/001 40/027 82/042 175/057 248/071 225/060
> NE9Z 006/005 32/026 36/025 103/064 103/070 120/067
> K3PP 002/002 12/012 44/032 58/040 62/052 175/064
>
>
>
> Teams:
> RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
> OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
> HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
> LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
> ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
> OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
> RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
> SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
> YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
> YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
> M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
> 8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
> ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
> ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
> KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
> OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
> SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
> LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
> OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
> N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
> K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
> N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
> W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
> K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
> K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
> KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
> KE1LI
> N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
> W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
> N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
> K2RD K2RD W1CU
> KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
> W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
> K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
> K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
> K9VV
> K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
> K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
> K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
> K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
> W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
> W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
> NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
> K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
> NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
> K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
> N5DX, K5GO
> W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
> KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
> K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
> K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
> N3AD N3AD, N3MT
> N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
> K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
> W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
> K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
> K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
> AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
> N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
> N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
> N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
> AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
> K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
> WN9O WN9O & W9IU
> K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
> K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
> K2SX K2SX, N2UN
> W7CT NC7W W7CT
> K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
> VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
> VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
> N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
> KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
> N2NT W2/LU9AY
>
>
>
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>From k1my at msn.com Tue Feb 26 12:56:04 2002
From: k1my@msn.com (Bruce Makas)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002
Message-ID: <002001c1beff$a0851a20$0101a8c0@pavilion>
I have found the time and a way to get to the WRTC2002 this year. Can
someone point me towards a resource that will help me get room reservations
at the "right" place? Is there a group in Finland who can help me with this?
Also, I assume that the events are all open to visitors who are not
officials or participants. Is this correct?
73, Bruce K1MY
>From w3cf at comcast.net Tue Feb 26 16:14:22 2002
From: w3cf@comcast.net (Doug Priest)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] W/VEs spotting W/VEs
In-Reply-To: <001001c1bb3a$ad8d9940$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
Message-ID: <NFBBKEEFALNKFAKNGPCKKEEPCCAA.w3cf@comcast.net>
Yeah, could be...but how do you explain an operator spotting on more than
one band a station he just spent 30 hours contesting from???
I doubt it is in the spirit of the rules to spot a W/VE knowing it will hit
the global cluster so everyone can find the W/VE station in the ARRL
contest. Its up to the rest of the world to spot us as we do them. The
offending party must disagree with me as he spotted the Multi station with
his own call on more than one band. We at K3NM found it repulsive.
73
Doug W3CF
@V26S for ARRL SSB
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-cq-contest@contesting.com
[mailto:owner-cq-contest@contesting.com]On Behalf Of David Robbins
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 7:49 PM
To: reflector cq-contest
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] W/VEs spotting W/VEs
>
> This past weekend I noticed W/VE stations (actually, Ws for the most
part)
> spotting other W/VE stations over the DX spotting system. (I'm not
> talking
> about K4MA, who I know was in 8P but spotting people under his call.)
> While
> I suppose there could be legitimate reasons for this, like spotting
some
> rare W/VE state/province, I hardly think IL or PA falls into that
> category. Since in almost every case, the station doing the spotting
was
> in the same call area as the station being spotting, it would appear
> instead that these were attempts to attract DX stations to the
frequency
> of
> these particular W/VEs.
It could be that they were spotting friends because they know the spots
propagate around the world. It can also be to populate bandmaps of
friendly club members so they know frequencies to stay away from when
looking for a place to call cq.
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net
web: http://www.k1ttt.net
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>From W5ASP at aol.com Tue Feb 26 18:42:37 2002
From: W5ASP@aol.com (W5ASP@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <f6.1711b8ff.29ad776d@aol.com>
I missed out on the initial part of this thread, but I thought it worth while
jumping in with a bit of info that may or may not be common knowledge.
As has been mentioned, the Kenwood TS-930 (and probably 940) required the
same "funny" DIN connector. Back then some DIN connectors seemed to work,
most didn't. There most definitely was a difference. As noted elsewhere, the
difference is that in one instance the pins are arranged in a circular
pattern while in the other the "first and last" two pins are offset from the
circle.
I had occasion years ago to look into this and found that the "funny"
connector that actually worked on my TS-930 was in fact a SwitchCraft product
quite distinct from the run-of-the-mill DIN. I once had a product number,
but it's long gone. I don't even know if they're still around. But maybe
someone in the parts business can follow this thru for the benefit of the new
generation of confused users.
Joe, W5ASP
>From k1ir at designet.com Tue Feb 26 19:26:48 2002
From: k1ir@designet.com (Jim Idelson)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <bq4s5stbbhgudos.260220021926@designet-jsi>
I have heard of people who use the wrong plug, but cut off the two offending
pins when they're not needed for the application.
Jim Idelson K1IR
email k1ir@designet.com
web http://www.designet.com/k1ir
>From K7LXC at aol.com Wed Feb 27 08:48:43 2002
From: K7LXC@aol.com (K7LXC@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002
Message-ID: <aa.73b5043.29ae3dbb@aol.com>
In a message dated 2/26/02 1:46:00 PM Pacific Standard Time, k1my@msn.com
writes:
> Also, I assume that the events are all open to visitors who are not
> officials or participants. Is this correct?
YES - please come. You are guaranteed to have the most memorable
contesting experience of your life!
Cheers,
Steve K7LXC
>From dick.green at valley.net Wed Feb 27 11:28:13 2002
From: dick.green@valley.net (Dick Green)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration?
Message-ID: <EMEKIMJIEGNGMKHFDEGIEEFNCDAA.dick.green@valley.net>
Jeff,
The second iteration is similar to my setup, except I use autotune amps that
are away from the operating desk. Also, I don't use any shelving in my
setup -- the radios sit on the desk and the control boxes are stacked on top
of the radios. See below for how the monitor is placed. I keep the top cover
vent holes on the radios clear and the boxes are small enough that they
don't cover the entire top of the radios. Besides, the main airflow is
through the back panel of the radios. I've never had any overheating
problems. I do have to be careful about not scratching the top covers, but
the control boxes have rubber feet (which also provide clearance for
airflow.)
It was good that you lowered the screen. The key is to have the monitor
height such that you can look at it without raising or lowering your neck or
eyes from a relaxed position.
I see that you moved the radios closer together. I guess some people feel
it's better to have the controls closer to your hands, but I've found that
this causes me to reach directly over the keyboard too much and I don't like
that. My radios are about eight inches apart and slightly tilted in towards
me (or, as with stereo speakers, "toed in".) This makes it easier to read
the frequency displays and puts the tuning knobs 3-4 inches from the edge of
a standard keyboard. The clarifier knob on the run radio, which I have on my
left, is within very short reach. That's important because it's probably the
most used control on the run radio. The shift/width knobs are in the same
place and they get used a lot, too.
Another reason the radios are separated is that the LCD monitor stand is
between them and the stand is about 8 inches wide at the bottom. The stand
raises the screen about five inches, which isn't quite enough to clear the
radios. I put a couple of hardcover books under the stand to raise the
screen enough so that it clears the radios -- the lower edge is just above
the tops of the radios. The screen is almost flush with the front of the
radios, which puts it at about 14-24 inches from my eyes, depending on
whether or not I'm leaning back.
If you can visualize it, you can see that this setup doesn't lend itself to
shelving. I guess the shelving could be designed so that the front of the
radios stick out about 4 inches or so from the shelving, allowing enough
room for the shelving to pass behind the monitor. Alternatively, you could
cut a notch in the shelving for the monitor stand so that the radios and
monitor are only slightly in front of the shelf edges. As nice as it would
be to have shelving, it would require reaching farther to get to the
control boxes.
I use an undersize keyboard that's about 3 inches narrower than the standard
model. The narrower width makes it easier to get at the various knobs on the
radios. Most important, I don't have to reach over the keyboard to tune the
S&P radio. Unlike most keyboards, my contest and standard keyboards are
designed so that the cable plugs into the back. They're both made by IBM, so
they're plug-compatible. I just unplug one and plug in the other for a quick
change. I used a Brother label maker to mark the special keys on the contest
keyboard.
One reason I can get away with this setup is that I share one rotor control
box for three Hy-Gain rotors. I built a simple relay interface to do that.
The motivation for this was that I didn't have any more cables in the
conduit and didn't feel like pulling two more. Another motivation was that
it allowed me to share a DCU-1 digital controller and it would have been too
expensive to buy three. In fact, I didn't have to buy controllers at all for
two of the rotors (a nice feature of buying them from Norm's Rotor Service.)
An unexpected benefit was getting rid of two big boxes that would have added
to the clutter.
I can e-mail you some jpegs of the station if you like. Hope these ideas are
helpful.
73, Dick WC1M
>From w8ji at akorn.net Wed Feb 27 12:04:31 2002
From: w8ji@akorn.net (Tom Rauch)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <4.2.0.58.20020225230251.00a27ee0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
References: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <3C7CCB4F.13015.694015@localhost>
> The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across
> the side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not
> fit (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
The kenwoods are a special size also??? Are they the same as a
Yaesu?
73, Tom W8JI
W8JI@contesting.com
>From ok1qm at volny.cz Wed Feb 27 19:31:41 2002
From: ok1qm@volny.cz (Jan Kucera)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] e-mail K3EST or N6TW
Message-ID: <005a01c1bfbd$05093c20$0dd21bd4@y4n3g5>
Hello oms,
I?m looking for an actual a-mail adr K3EST or N6TW.
Please, can you help me?
Thank you very much in advance.
73?s Jan, OK1QM.
>From n2mg at contesting.com Wed Feb 27 11:25:28 2002
From: n2mg@contesting.com (Mike Gilmer - N2MG)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <20020227192528.24034.cpmta@c002.snv.cp.net>
On Wed, 27 February 2002, "Tom Rauch" wrote:
> The kenwoods are a special size also???
That's what I wrote yesterday in my ASCII art post. I
guess no one reads my mail. ;-)
As was written in another post, The RF Connection has
these beasts
http://www.therfc.com/dinconn.htm
In fact, they are referred to as "for Kenwood". Gonna
get me some real quick like. Then maybe it'll make
sense for me to repair the broken jack on my 940!
Mike N2MG
________________________________________________
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>From ford at cmgate.com Wed Feb 27 14:06:06 2002
From: ford@cmgate.com (Ford Peterson)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
Message-ID: <000901c1bfca$31c3d060$15ed83d1@office>
Is a radio capable of operation on two separate frequencies (dual receivers)
considered 2 radios for SO2R?
If I understand it correctly, a dual receiver radio is not SO2R. So if I
use the receiver on a second radio, which just happens to be a transceiver,
am I SO2R or not?
Ford-N0FP
ford@cmgate.com
>From timo.klimoff at kolumbus.fi Wed Feb 27 22:11:07 2002
From: timo.klimoff@kolumbus.fi (Timo)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002
References: <aa.73b5043.29ae3dbb@aol.com>
Message-ID: <002401c1bfca$e515e180$b9c5f83e@tklimoff>
> In a message dated 2/26/02 1:46:00 PM Pacific Standard Time, k1my@msn.com
> writes:
>
> > Also, I assume that the events are all open to visitors who are not
> > officials or participants. Is this correct?
>
> YES - please come. You are guaranteed to have the most memorable
> contesting experience of your life!
>
And please visit our web site:
http://www.wrtc2002.org
There is a plenty of information available and more will be there in the near
future.
About accomodation, go to:
http://www.wrtc2002.org/finland/accomodation.htm
Preliminary schedule which was in our press release #1 is still mostly valid.
73, Timo OH1NOA
WRTC2002 Webmaster & Competitor Correspondence
>From kr6x at kr6x.com Wed Feb 27 15:08:36 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
References: <000901c1bfca$31c3d060$15ed83d1@office>
Message-ID: <11b801c1bfe3$b0ca3d90$ede3c23f@KR6X.ORG>
SO2R implies all of the following:
1) simultaneous receive on any two frequencies
2) simultaneous receive on one band while transmitting on any another
band with minimal interference
3) instant (milliseconds) change of transmitting band, i.e. switching
from transmit on frequency A/receive on frequency B on another band
to receive on frequency A/transmit on frequency B in the snap of a
finger
4) uncompromised control of the first 3 features in this list
(switching capability)
It's most likely to be achieved when: no antennas share coaxial
cables, generally no antennas are multi-band. It's easier to achieve
when using 2 or more amplifiers and 2 or more transceivers forming 2
or more complete station setups controlled by a single computer. The
capability is compromised when using 1 auto-tune amplifier such as an
Alpha 77 because there is too much tune-up delay time to allow
bandswitching from the (former) transmit band to the (new) target band
before another CQ is issued from the target frequency or another
station answers the CQ on the target frequence (results in delays that
prevent the effective use of the technology). Excessive delays are
usually involved when switching/controlling the main transmitter from
the transceiver frequency to a secondary receiver frequency when using
most dual receive rigs such as the TS950SDX. The goal is to be able
to send your exchange on one band (i.e., with the <F3> key) while
simultaneously tuning in a CQ on the second rig, and to check for
dupes and be prepared to call stations on the second rig as soon as
your exchange has completed on the first band -- with no conscious
effort involved in making band changes and no delays or inter-station
interference introduced by equipment/antenna limitations. This is a
daunting problem when operating with high power -- often requiring
special filters to reject cross-band RF, but is usually attainable at
low power when using 2 transceivers and monobanders if some effort is
taken to isolate antennas, coaxial cables, and station grounds. Some
have succeeded even at high power levels even when using a single
tower; the goal is probably unattainable on 10-15-20M with a
tribander -- although a tribander that uses separate feedlines on each
band might allow it (I think some Force 12 antennas allow this, for
instance).
Frankly, I hesitate to provide a definition of SO2R -- too many
contesters who do not have the capability (both station capability and
knack for operation) would like to see SO2R scores categorized
differently from basic single operator scores so that their own
efforts will better shine. I did extensive SO2R operation from W6HX
in ARRL DX contests and SS contests during the 1970's, and found an
advantage. However, I'd have to point out that SO2R operation can be
extremely fatiguing expecially when compared to maintaining a single
run frequency. Too much SO2R operation without sleep in a 48 hour
contest can quickly result in the capability of the operator degrading
dramatically; the SO2R operator has to pace himself, just as a long
distance runner would.
Also, limited SO2R capability can provide great score benefits. By
limited capability, I mean SO2R with problems preventing full use of
the technology such as band combinations on which the capability is
absent due to shared feedlines or cross-band interference. To explain
this, I'd mention that it might be that SO2R on the low bands provides
a greater improvement in effficiency than the same capability on the
high bands during many contests. This is due to the change in the mix
between "running" and S&P operation and in the relatively high
opportunity for duplicate contacts on the low bands. During DX
contests in particular, operating SO2R on the more active high bands
is potentially much more fatiguing than on the less active low bands.
During a quick contest like the NA Sprint (which has no 15 and 10
meter activity), the benefit of SO2R can be maintained for the full
length of the contest. In much of the US there is significant daytime
40M activity during domestic contests, and this could allow one 40M
rig and one 10-15-20M rig to be used for SO2R. These effects combined
could mean, for example, that a station with a tribander on one
coaxial cable, and separate coaxial cables for the 40M and 80/160M
antennas, might effectively gain a great deal of the advantage that is
possible from SO2R operation across a wide spectrum of contests (true
SO2R capability on 20M and below, plus relaxed runs on the higher
bands).
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ford Peterson" <ford@cmgate.com>
To: "Contest reflector" <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 12:06 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
> Is a radio capable of operation on two separate frequencies (dual
receivers)
> considered 2 radios for SO2R?
>
> If I understand it correctly, a dual receiver radio is not SO2R. So
if I
> use the receiver on a second radio, which just happens to be a
transceiver,
> am I SO2R or not?
>
> Ford-N0FP
> ford@cmgate.com
>
>
>
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>From jmaass at columbus.rr.com Wed Feb 27 18:47:52 2002
From: jmaass@columbus.rr.com (Jeff Maass)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 3rd Iteration?
Message-ID: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDIEFGEBAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
I recently asked here for people to send me photos or links to
photos on web sites of the desk layouts in their Single Operator
Two Radio (SO2R) stations.
I received many responses: Thanks!
I've also received several emails asking for copies of everything received.
In lieu of that, I've listed the links and displayed the photos on the
web page at: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/Radio/K8ND_SO2R.htm.
Links and photos under my diagrams.
73,
Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>From k8cc at mediaone.net Wed Feb 27 19:33:45 2002
From: k8cc@mediaone.net (k8cc)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <3C7CCB4F.13015.694015@localhost>
References: <4.2.0.58.20020225230251.00a27ee0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
<3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020227192950.00b2f4e0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
At 12:04 PM 2/27/02 -0500, Tom Rauch wrote:
> > The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> > size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across
> > the side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not
> > fit (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
>
>The kenwoods are a special size also??? Are they the same as a
>Yaesu?
>73, Tom W8JI
>W8JI@contesting.com
I've only seen two types of 8-pin DIN connectors. The more common ones
(like Radio Shack has) fits my IC-765 ACC jack on the back of the
radio. I've even in a pinch melted out the center pin with a soldering
iron and it fits a 7-pin DIN jack.
I can't speak for the TS-950, but the special 8-pin DIN which the TS-830S
thru TS-940S used for the "XVTR" jack (supremely useful for connecting
receive antennas) is the same as the one on my FT-1000D. My TS-850S does
not have a XVTR jack (I wish it did!).
73,
Dave
>From vr2bg at harts.org.hk Thu Feb 28 00:58:40 2002
From: vr2bg@harts.org.hk (VR2BrettGraham)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <200202271706.g1RH60Vw003766@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.0.20020228003959.00d01ab0@pop.pacific.net.hk>
Anybody have a chance to compare the footprint of the "standard" DIN
jack to that of the one used by Kenwood & Yaesu?
If they're the same, then why not change the jack to something that
matches plugs which are more easily obtained?
Funky connectors, swapping pins from standard convention & other
SONY-inspired silliness doesn't belong in amateur equipment.
Try to find anything but a bog standard DIN plug in a place like 9M6!
A favorite short cut for mains plugs out here is to strip the wires, jam
them into the socket & ram chopsticks in to hold them in place - though
the reason for doing so is laziness, not for want of the right plug.
Substitute a toothpick for the chopstick & any funky DIN need not
be a problem!
73, VR2BrettGraham
>From k5ka at earthlink.net Wed Feb 27 22:03:59 2002
From: k5ka@earthlink.net (Ken Adams K5KA)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] C&S Engineering FES device
Message-ID: <3.0.2.32.20020227220359.00704cdc@earthlink.net>
C&S Engineering used to produce a device called a Front End Saver
that would switch a receive only antenna to ground in xmit mode.
Does anyone know if that device is being made by any other folks.
73, Ken
>From py2ny at arrl.net Thu Feb 28 10:25:47 2002
From: py2ny@arrl.net (PY2NY - Vitor)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Tnx Again
Message-ID: <003b01c1c05b$7424a4c0$7414d2c8@oemcomputer>
CQ-contest was again my salvation. Almost
everything that we need, we can find with
our friends in this reflector...
TR-44 CDE.CDR rotator manual received,
information about FL-2000B, too.
Many thanks for everybody and thanks to
share your knowledge with me, here in
CQ-contest....
See you next weekend at ARRL SSB contest,
will do 20m only, low power !!
Bye
PY2NY - Vitor Luis Aidar dos Santos
Caixa Postal 204 - Jaboticabal, SP
14870-970 - Brasil
E-mail: py2ny@arrl.net
Phone: (16) 97854218
>From W4EF at dellroy.com Thu Feb 28 04:46:12 2002
From: W4EF@dellroy.com (Mike)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <001901c1c055$e75030f0$6501a8c0@1800XP>
Check with the RF Connection
http://www.therfc.com/dinconn.htm
He has the special Kenwood DIN plugs that are used for the transverter,
external receiver antenna, remote VFO, etc. As has been mentioned the
radio shack parts have the wrong pin spacing. His prices are very good
($1.50) and when I talked to him on the phone he seemed to know which
plug I needed off the top of his head . He can probably tell you what if any
differences there are between the Kenwood and the Yaesu plugs.
73 de Mike, W4EF.........
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Rauch" <w8ji@akorn.net>
To: "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>;
<cq-contest@contesting.com>; "k8cc" <k8cc@mediaone.net>
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 9:04 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
> > The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> > size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across
> > the side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not
> > fit (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
>
> The kenwoods are a special size also??? Are they the same as a
> Yaesu?
> 73, Tom W8JI
> W8JI@contesting.com
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From n4zr at contesting.com Thu Feb 28 15:15:46 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest Software Preferences; Other Station Info
Message-ID: <3.0.5.32.20020228151546.00a8d420@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
I have just updated the search function for the World HF Contest Station
Database so that you can ask for a list of stations using any given contest
logging software package. The database can also be searched for users of a
particular radio, and to find out whether a given station is in the database.
Other searches will be added as I figure out how to do them.
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From aa4lr at arrl.net Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
From: aa4lr@arrl.net (Bill Coleman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
Message-ID: <20020228213355.RKBN26356.imf17bis.bellsouth.net@[192.168.0.21]>
On 2/27/02 3:06 PM, Ford Peterson at ford@cmgate.com wrote:
>Is a radio capable of operation on two separate frequencies (dual receivers)
>considered 2 radios for SO2R?
Only if it can receive on one receiver while transmitting.
>If I understand it correctly, a dual receiver radio is not SO2R.
Only because no commercially available rig with dual receive can receive
while it is transmitting.
>So if I
>use the receiver on a second radio, which just happens to be a transceiver,
>am I SO2R or not?
First of all, contests distinguish categories by the number of
TRANSMITTERS, not receivers. And the issue is the number of transmitters
used SIMILTANEOUSLY.
Second, SO2R is possible with two receivers and one frequency-agile
transmitter.
Third, I'd like to point out that in the olden days, separate receivers
and transmitters were common. Indeed, some operators built multiple
band-specific transmitters. (Didn't W6AM have a setup like this?) It was
never an issue how many boxes you had on your desk, or in your shack --
and it shouldn't be an issue today.
Bill Coleman, AA4LR, PP-ASEL Mail: aa4lr@arrl.net
Quote: "Not within a thousand years will man ever fly!"
-- Wilbur Wright, 1901
>From k8cc at mediaone.net Thu Feb 28 19:46:45 2002
From: k8cc@mediaone.net (k8cc)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <4.3.2.7.0.20020228003959.00d01ab0@pop.pacific.net.hk>
References: <200202271706.g1RH60Vw003766@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020228194437.00b301f0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
At 12:58 AM 2/28/02 +0000, VR2BrettGraham wrote:
>Anybody have a chance to compare the footprint of the "standard" DIN
>jack to that of the one used by Kenwood & Yaesu?
>
>If they're the same, then why not change the jack to something that
>matches plugs which are more easily obtained?
Brett,
I'm pretty sure the connectors are PC-mounted, so changing them would be a
bear. Not to mention, I doubt that the PCB footprint is the same.
OTOH, who's to say which connector is "standard"? (Maybe someone more
expert than me!) What we Americans think is the "funny" one might just be
standard in the Far East.
73,
Dave/K8CC
>From ford at cmgate.com Thu Feb 28 22:12:04 2002
From: ford@cmgate.com (Ford Peterson)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Propagation
Message-ID: <004b01c1c0d7$3fd04540$0300a8c0@Lab>
So what's the forecast for this weekend? I'm dying to hear kind words from
the helio gurus.
Ford-N0FP
ford@cmgate.com
>From jmaass at columbus.rr.com Fri Feb 22 15:15:48 2002
From: jmaass@columbus.rr.com (Jeff Maass)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FW: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
Message-ID: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDGEONEAAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
BTW, the plan I assembled over a year ago can be seen at:
http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/K8ND_SO2R.jpg
I know now that I want the monitor lower, and the rotor control
down lower as well.
I have all the hardware, but need to get a desk designed/built!
73,
Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeff Maass [mailto:jmaass@columbus.rr.com]
> Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 2:50 PM
> To: CQ Contest Mailing List
> Subject: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
>
>
>
> I'm trying to finalize my plans for a new operating desk, and I've been
> looking around the web to see what others are doing.
>
> There seem to be precious few straight-on photographs showing how
> the desk and equipment is arranged. One of the better descriptions
> I've seen was at
> http://www.qsl.net/ak6r/so2r_station.htm
>
> If you have a photo of your operating position, please send me either
> the photo (direct) or a link to your web site (direct or on the List).
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>From k2av at contesting.com Fri Feb 22 23:32:58 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
References: <20020222151339.63909.qmail@web10508.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <092e01c1bc23$2de05b80$0500a8c0@swift>
There are a lot of presumes in there...
1. Presumes we don't look anywhere besides the band spots. The HUGE
majority of our mults were worked normal S&P or on the run frequency.
We watch the packet to make sure we get them all.
There was a period when one op was just going up the bands getting
calls and doing local (in the station) spots, and another was
following behind working the spots. As I recall few of the stations
worked in these passes (mult or no) were already there from the
internet spots. There seems to be this idea that people are just
setting around like robots waiting for the next packet spot. If they
are, they aren't making scores.
2. Presumes packet is the major method in the overall contest effort.
It's not. If you depend on packet as a major method, you're dead. Not
going to beat anybody.
3. Presumes packet is only for mults. It's NOT. Part of a skilled S&P
effort is being able to avoid spending time listening to stations
you've already worked. Get on a band for S&P and first thing work out
any stations in the band map (from packet) not worked, including
mults. This is normally very fast. Then go back to top (or bottom) and
listen to everything NOT mapped on the band map. Work or mark dupe all
those calls to get them in the band map too. Skip every spot where you
have to wait to get the callsign. Repeat the process. You will get it
down to the point on CW where you have a current call every 1/2 Kc or
so. And when the map is FULL, go to another band and repeat. My
experience doing something like that, maybe 1/4 of the stations worked
were packet.
4. Presumes there's no skill in working packet piles. Au contraire.
They are the WORST, most difficult piles because of all the no-think
fast-finger freddies who hit the F key and send their call without
hearing the DX, often on top of the DX. Packet piles are usually
ill-mannered, out-of-control, and guarantee that all one's pile
busting tricks are brought into play.
You need to know when it's a waste of time and need to come back
later. I heard KC1XX call into a packet pile a half dozen times and
couldn't work the DX. NO ONE was. He left, so did I. Listened to the
pile now and then on the aux RX, and when it lightened up I came back
and got him in five seconds.
There are a lot of other packet pile skills, and if you don't have
your own list, maybe you should be asking yourself a few questions.
5. Presumes that packet turns the game into sludge. I didn't notice
anything of the sort. Actually, I have to run, I have to S&P, AND NOW
I have to make sure that packet spot mults don't get away, because I
KNOW that the other guys will have him now. If I'm the only guy on the
band at the time and I'm in the middle of a good run, I have to figure
out how to work him without breaking the rhythm of the run or losing
the run frequency. Makes the run op do SO2R in that situation just to
keep up. Packet makes the game HARDER to play. Not everybody is
staffed with dedicated mult peggers on every band just so the run guy
only has to play F1.
We could do without packet, especially if the other multis all give it
up. But WHY? So things would be "pure" again, so we would be "real
hams" again (see earlier post)?
Who among us is divine enough to know what "pure" is? NOBODY gets to
decide who a "real ham" is, except each one of us for ourselves only.
The other thing, has anybody besides me noticed that among single op
scores, the assisted scores are NEVER the top scores. Why's that if
packet is such a huge detrimental advantage?
73
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeffrey Clarke" <ku8e1@yahoo.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 10:13 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
My 2 cents worth ......
Radio contesting has changed a great deal from what it was 20 years
ago(for those of you that go back that far) due to technological
advances that have occurred. The same can be said for just about any
sport like NASCAR,skiing,football,etc.... Back in 1980 having a memory
keyer was a big deal!! (this is making me feel old!!) Fast foward to
today and we now have computer logging, contest cards, voice keyers,
automatic band switch devices, and the list goes on...
The advantages of the devices I mentioned above are they are doing
things that in the past that the contester had to do manually. Packet
is different. It is true that if you use packet in conjuction with
a logging program that you don't manually have to turn your VFO to the
frequency of a station that had been spotted. You just hit a key on
your
computer keyboard and it moves your radio to that frequency. So it
sense
you also have eliminated the manual process of moving the VFO. The
big difference with using packet along with SO2R that you have removed
the "skill" of having to know what band to be on at what time to
pickup
all those "rare" multipliers. With SO2R and packet you can basically
be
everywhere at the same time.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not against introducting new technology into
contesting to make it more fun for everyone. My problem with packet is
that basically you are being "spoon fed" contacts without any real
effort on your part. Can you really call contesting a "sport" anymore
when this is happening??? Plus you have the negative aspect of dealing
with "packet pileups" , which I think reflects badly on contesting due
to the behavior that takes place by some stations. Plus, how do you
prove that those stations who claim to be S/O are not cheating by
using
packet ??
I look at a contest as being like the game "hide and seek". The
object
of most contests is to work as many contacts as you can but it is also
important to work as many multipiers as you can to have a good score.
If you are that rare DX station it's my job to find you and work you.
Now if someone tells me where you are is the game (i.e. contest)
really
any fun anymore ???
73's Jeff
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>From W4EF at dellroy.com Sat Feb 23 03:02:31 2002
From: W4EF@dellroy.com (Mike)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
References: <002601c1bb74$6a24c680$6ac8a8c0@MARCOSPALLUZZI>
Message-ID: <039d01c1bc59$97254d40$6501a8c0@1800XP>
Marco,
I believe this scheme is known as the "Asynchronous Transformer" -
asynchronous because it can be inserted at any point along the
75 ohm transmission line. I just did some modeling of this scheme
with a Smith chart program that I have here. It does appear to
work, but it is a bit of a compromise. For a perfectly matched
50 ohm antenna (1.0:1 VSWR), the AT will give a worst case
VSWR of around 1.5:1 in the shack as compared to a worst
case VSWR of 2.25:1 using no special matching. For an antenna
with a VSWR of 2.0:1 at the feedpoint, the AT will give a worst
case VSWR of around 3.0:1 in the shack, whereas the worst
case with no AT would be 4.5:1.
The 1/12 wavelength transmission line lengths in the AT's
provide 30 degrees of rotation on the smith chart. If your random
length 75 ohm transmission line happens to be close to an odd
multiple of 90 degrees (1/4 wavelength) - the worst case for
the length of the 75 ohm line, then the two series 30 degree lines
will tend to rotate you away from this worst case point and pull
the impedance loci back toward the center of the Smith chart.
Its not perfect of course as you can see from the above
examples, it will reduce you VSWR bandwidth. A better
solution would be to use 1.5:1 broadband "Unun" transformers
in the shack and at the antenna. This scheme would have no
reduction in VSWR bandwidth or degradation of feepoint
VSWR. Of course if you have an antenna with a very wide
VSWR bandwidth, the AT's can be a quick way of getting an
"okay" match in shack when using 75 ohm line in a 50 ohm
system.
73 de Mike, W4EF...............
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marco Spalluzzi" <marco.spalluzzi@orobiacom.it>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 11:42 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
>
> Hi guys, I've got a question for you: a friend of mine said is possible
feed
> an antenna using low loss 75 ohm cable, through a system like this:
> (antenna)-(any length of 75 ohm coax)-(piece of length L of 50 ohm
> coax)-(piece of lenght L of 75 ohm coax)-(rtx or amp).
> The lenght L is, band by band, as follows, assuming vf 0.66 (rg213, rg11):
>
> Band Length
> 80 14' 8''
> 40 7' 5.5''
> 20 3' 9''
> 15 30''
> 10 22''
>
> Why this lenghts? For example, 3' 9'' on 20 are approx. 1/12 wavelength.
>
> Bye, Marco - IK2XSL
> ik2xsl@amsat.org
>
>
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>
>From btippett at alum.mit.edu Sat Feb 23 13:44:01 2002
From: btippett@alum.mit.edu (Bill Tippett)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
Message-ID: <1.5.4.32.20020223134401.0137b07c@pop.vnet.net>
IK2XSL wrote
>Why this lenghts?
See Non-Synchronous balun described by K1XX:
http://lists.contesting.com/_towertalk/199610/0276.html
73, Bill W4ZV
>From loumecseri at bestnetpc.com Sat Feb 23 09:47:13 2002
From: loumecseri@bestnetpc.com (Lou Mecseri)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Dayton Contest Dinner
Message-ID: <000701c1bc78$fd25e0e0$c44ad0d1@n9a1i1>
I would like to purchase a ticket for the 2002 Dayton Contest Dinner.
Who is handling the tickets.
Your help is appreciated.
73s
Lou KE1F / ZF2LM
>From K5NZ at aol.com Sat Feb 23 11:33:05 2002
From: K5NZ@aol.com (K5NZ@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
Message-ID: <fb.221441f7.29a91e41@aol.com>
Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
Regards,
Mike Hance K5NZ
Bedias, Tx
www.teamcramp.com
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>From w7why at harborside.com Sat Feb 23 18:28:14 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Power Entry
References: <000001c1ba4f$5672a060$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
<002601c1ba6e$697c7ea0$6501a8c0@alpha>
Message-ID: <3C77DF3E.82A5C64C@harborside.com>
Tony Field wrote:
> Seems to me that abbreviations are just that - a replacement of >a short form
> for a long form and the long form is the desired log
>entry. I think Tree and others have pointed this out more than >once.
Hasn't this been discussed over and over and over again-like
after every cw contest?
Tom W7WHY
>From w7why at harborside.com Sat Feb 23 18:57:45 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
References: <3C7553A2.60C63F2D@snet.net>
Message-ID: <3C77E629.FE2DFB60@harborside.com>
Dick Pechie - KB1H wrote:
> If no-packet contesting is needed to
> prove my respect for the sport than I guess we all should dig >out our Drake
> T4/R4 pairs and really tough it out. Paper logs, >Post-its to pass mults
> between operating positions.
Did that for years and had a ball!
Tom W7WHY
>From autonews at shaw.ca Sat Feb 23 13:42:50 2002
From: autonews@shaw.ca (Kelly Taylor)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Real hams don't XXX
Message-ID: <000701c1bca2$47389960$0ebf4618@wp.shawcable.net>
Boy, it's always interesting to see what people will read into other's
posts.
For those who missed it, the point of Guy's posting was simply this: Do what
you wish to do, but don't belittle those who wish to do differently as long
as everyone plays by the rules.
I got the point. Why didn't everybody?
(And yes, there have been several -- countless, even -- attempts to belittle
those who don't interpret the rules the way some do.)
73, kelly
ve4xt
>From k4ma at nc.rr.com Sat Feb 23 15:14:41 2002
From: k4ma@nc.rr.com (Jim Stevens)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SSB Sprint Logs Received
Message-ID: <028401c1bca6$c9e36300$6401a8c0@nc.rr.com>
I have updated the Logs Received Web page with all of the logs received
today.
Please check it out and let me know if you believe your log is missing.
Thanks.
http://www.ncjweb.com/index.php3?leftcol=contestmenu&rightcol=ssbsprintlogs
73,
Jim Stevens, K4MA
k4ma@nc.rr.com
>From k4ma at nc.rr.com Sat Feb 23 17:04:34 2002
From: k4ma@nc.rr.com (Jim Stevens)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SSB Sprint Missing Logs
Message-ID: <030d01c1bcb6$16a582e0$6401a8c0@nc.rr.com>
The deadline for submitting logs for SSB Sprint is March 5.
As of today here are all the missing logs for stations that made more
than 200 QSOs.
Send your logs (preferrably in Cabrillo format) to: ssbsprint@ncjweb.com
73, Jim K4MA
K9PG 366
KW8N 332
KA9FOX 324
N2NL 322
K4XS 314
K4NO 308
K9ZO 308
N9RV 308
N6RO 306
W7WA 296
K5KG 292
NA7NA 286
K3MM 282
N6ED 282
K6RO 280
K7RI 278
K9TM 276
N4ZZ 272
KO9A 270
N6MJ 270
ND8DX 260
NS4W 254
AJ3M 248
K9NW 248
KE9I 242
K1HT 240
WA9IRV 220
W1VE 218
WA7BNM 198
WB1GQR 194
W1WQM 186
K3WU 176
VE5CPU 170
N9JF 166
W7OM 164
N6AN 160
K1PQS 148
WQ5L 146
K5RC 130
K6EP 130
WO7Y 126
K6EY 120
NA4K 118
AA0AI 114
W3GH 114
W4NF 114
NE0P 112
KS5M 106
W3YY 104
W6LFB 104
73,
Jim Stevens, K4MA
k4ma@nc.rr.com
>From jayt at arraysolutions.com Sat Feb 23 20:30:51 2002
From: jayt@arraysolutions.com (Jay Terleski)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FW: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
References: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDGEONEAAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
Message-ID: <3C78505B.AD135BD5@arraysolutions.com>
http://www.arraysolutions.com/Products/19inchpanels.htm#top of page
This URL has a picture of a similar design Jeff that I am doing for my
SO2R set up.
Jay
Jeff Maass wrote:
>
> BTW, the plan I assembled over a year ago can be seen at:
> http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/K8ND_SO2R.jpg
>
> I know now that I want the monitor lower, and the rotor control
> down lower as well.
>
> I have all the hardware, but need to get a desk designed/built!
>
> 73,
> Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Jeff Maass [mailto:jmaass@columbus.rr.com]
> > Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 2:50 PM
> > To: CQ Contest Mailing List
> > Subject: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
> >
> >
> >
> > I'm trying to finalize my plans for a new operating desk, and I've been
> > looking around the web to see what others are doing.
> >
> > There seem to be precious few straight-on photographs showing how
> > the desk and equipment is arranged. One of the better descriptions
> > I've seen was at
> > http://www.qsl.net/ak6r/so2r_station.htm
> >
> > If you have a photo of your operating position, please send me either
> > the photo (direct) or a link to your web site (direct or on the List).
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> > USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> > Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> > Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
> _______________________________________________
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--
Jay Terleski
Array Solutions
972 203 2008
Military Communications Systems, Phased Arrays, RF Switches, Antennas &
Towers
http://www.arraysolutions.com
>From k2av at contesting.com Sat Feb 23 22:00:12 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
References: <3C7553A2.60C63F2D@snet.net> <3C77E629.FE2DFB60@harborside.com>
Message-ID: <009301c1bcdf$609263e0$0500a8c0@swift>
One thing about the good ole days, that's still true ... the
camaraderie doesn't depend on the technology. It depends on that great
gang of guys you're with.
Was a terrible thing after a contest to discover a post-it down on the
floor with a mult you didn't work.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Osborne" <w7why@harborside.com>
To: "CQ-Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 1:57 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
Dick Pechie - KB1H wrote:
> If no-packet contesting is needed to
> prove my respect for the sport than I guess we all should dig >out
our Drake T4/R4 pairs and really tough it out. Paper logs, >Post-its
to pass mults between operating positions.
Did that for years and had a ball!
Tom W7WHY
_______________________________________________
CQ-Contest mailing list
CQ-Contest@contesting.com
http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From W4EF at dellroy.com Sat Feb 23 19:17:00 2002
From: W4EF@dellroy.com (Mike)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
References: <1.5.4.32.20020223134401.0137b07c@pop.vnet.net>
Message-ID: <049b01c1bce1$b970de90$6501a8c0@1800XP>
Marco,
I modeled the scheme described in the link the Bill provided. When
you add the additional 50/75 ohm transformers on the antenna side,
the match gets much better (VSWR_ant = VSWR_ shack). I suspect
you may still pay a VSWR bandwidth penalty by using this scheme, but
I 'll have to do some additional modelling to confirm that. Sounds like
your friend only described half the system. It works much better with
the lines on both ends.
73 de Mike, W4EF............
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bill Tippett" <btippett@alum.mit.edu>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>; <marco.spalluzzi@orobiacom.it>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 5:44 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
> IK2XSL wrote
> >Why this lenghts?
>
> See Non-Synchronous balun described by K1XX:
>
> http://lists.contesting.com/_towertalk/199610/0276.html
>
> 73, Bill W4ZV
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From k4ik at subich.com Sat Feb 23 22:33:04 2002
From: k4ik@subich.com (Joe Subich, K4IK)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
In-Reply-To: <fb.221441f7.29a91e41@aol.com>
Message-ID: <LOBBIIJIANGBKAMMJLBKAEHGFBAA.k4ik@subich.com>
The ARRL bandplan calls for keeping SSB above 1843, not 1835.
The US stations don't belong below 1843 on SSB. Unfortunately,
there have been several well known contest US contest ops
flouting the bandplan.
Perhaps Riley will issue some more enforcement notices (like
those of September 12, 2001) for SSB operations below 1843.
Based on those actions, it seems that bandplans are enforceable.
73,
... Joe, K4IK
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]
On Behalf Of K5NZ@aol.com
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:33 AM
To: cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
Regards,
Mike Hance K5NZ
Bedias, Tx
www.teamcramp.com
>From NQ4I at compuserve.com Sat Feb 23 23:31:48 2002
From: NQ4I@compuserve.com (Rick Dougherty)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Helsinki, Finland
Message-ID: <200202232331_MC3-F32E-751F@compuserve.com>
Hello all OH contestors...will be arriving in Helsinki abt 1300 hrs local
time on Monday...wondering if any contestors
would like to meet for brewski's, and contest talk?? de Rick
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Feb 23 20:46:10 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020223204453.00ac5ad0@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/2 HP
OH0R 4543 281 48 3,812,046 CCF
HG6N 4477 279 3,747,249
LY7Z 4179 291 47 3,600,000 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9 4325 264 48 3,400,000 TARTU CONTEST TEAM
RM6A @RN6BN 3793 284 48 3,231,636 RW6AWT
SK3W @SK3GW 2926 284 2,492,952 TOP OF EUROPE CONTES
YZ7A @YU7JDE 2656 262 2,087,616
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/M HP
MD/DL5AXX 6418 320 6,161,280
9A1A 6018 316 48 5,705,064 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P9Z 5095 351 48 5,365,035 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
ZF2NT 5066 338 48 5,131,854 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ZF1A 4626 350 48 4,857,300 CAYMAN AMATEUR RADIO
KL7Y 4158 309 48 3,854,466
OM7M 3274 297 48 2,917,134 LBCC
LY1YK 2420 242 1,754,016 KTU RC
OZ0Q 1004 178 533,466
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1UQ) 1528 224 1,026,816
V31AH 1454 230 29 1,003,260 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
KL7AC 973 151 22 440,769
SP5DDJ 684 164 35 336,528 SPDX CLUB
DK2GZ 534 158 253,116 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
7L4IOU 483 149 215,901
DF1DX 415 133 19 165,585 RRDXA
SP1EK 307 110 101,310 SPCC
F5NOD 214 103 5 66,126
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2GD) 3966 336 41 3,997,728 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VP5GA (N2GA) 3577 340 44 3,648,540 OBONY / YCCC
XE1/N6AN (N6AN 2721 276 38 2,208,276 SCCC
EA7GTF 2354 244 35 1,723,128
KH0/JM1LRQ (JM 2092 215 38 1,349,340
9A7P (9A6XX) 1795 222 1,195,470 WWYC
OK1DSZ 1524 222 1,014,984
LZ1ABC 1202 213 35 768,078 WORLD WIDE YOUNG CO
EA3KU 1108 182 14 603,330
LY2MW 912 188 35 513,240 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
HB9ARF 882 191 505,386
4N1FG 882 188 497,448 YUCC
PA3AAV 520 165 8 257,400 BEEMSTER CONTEST CLU
EA1WX 506 155 11 235,290 URE
ON5UM 474 160 10 227,520 LIR
G4PIQ 466 150 12 209,250 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
RD4M (UA4LU) 365 113 123,735 RCC
OH3IR 324 113 6 109,836
HB9DTM 337 105 10 106,155 F8KCF CONTEST GANG
OH1BOI 286 118 100,890 CCF
OM7RC 308 109 6 100,716
LY1DS 314 105 6 98,910 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
HL1/WX8C 285 109 6 93,195
OZ0RS 252 92 69,552
KG4PYM 205 94 13 57,810
SV1NA/SV9 477 67 6 31,959 GREEK TELEGRAPHY CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6V) 4263 321 34 4,105,269 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
TM5C (F6ARC) 3705 306 3,401,190
WP2Z (N2NI) 3341 317 30 3,177,291 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
G4BUO 3531 295 38 3,124,935
S53O 3201 270 2,581,470
DL1IAO 2848 275 39 2,349,600 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
DL4MCF 2737 259 43 2,126,649 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
KL7WV (W3YQ) 2052 302 22 1,859,112
8S2F (SM2LIY) 2182 233 1,517,529
7S2E (SM2DMU) 2060 234 38 1,446,120 TOEC
9H1ZA 1853 250 24 1,389,750
RK4FF 1968 215 1,269,360
RW4PL 1245 189 702,513
RK9CZO (RX9CAZ 1126 179 604,125 URAL CONTEST GROUP
Z36W 759 167 380,259 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
Z35M 650 135 263,250 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB(A) LP
HA9OA 415 100 14 124,500
YL2PN 357 103 110,313 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
SM5AJV 118 67 23,718 TOEC
SV1XV 48 41 5,904
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2ED) 4200 322 40 4,057,200 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
M0SDX 3032 264 2,399,760 RSGB
OM5AW 1747 230 23 1,205,430
RX3APM 1804 219 1,185,228
LY2OX 1518 226 23 1,028,526 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
9A2RD 1340 217 20 872,340 WWYC
OE8CIQ 1092 175 573,300 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
S55OO 100 54 2+ 16,200 RK REZKE DRAGAR
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/10 QRP
WP3A 127 31 11,811 COAMO CONTEST CLUB
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/10 LP
LW1EXU 892 55 147,180 RCLP CRDR RCA
EI5DI 811 58 141,114
GM2T (GM0CLN) 754 58 20 131,196 C&PS ARC
HA5NG 592 56 97,680 HADXC
PY3DX 529 54 85,698 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
ON7YX 493 55 81,345 UBA NOK
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/10 HP
F5MUX 2022 59 357,894
EI4BZ 1515 57 257,526
S50K 1270 59 224,790 SCC
F5MZN @F6BEE 1248 59 22 220,896
S56M 1206 59 213,462 SCC
7J1AAI (W1NN) 1210 57 16 206,910
OK2RZ (OK1FUA) 1145 59 202,665
OH6RX 1156 58 201,144 CCF
S50C (S53MM) 1145 58 199,230 CCS - CONTEST CLUB S
YT6T @YT6A 1017 59 180,009 SKY CONTEST CLUB
OM2IB 986 58 171,564
S55M @S54G 862 58 18 149,988 RADIO CLUB "JADRAN"
4N1SM 600 58 12 104,400
G0ORH 814 84,645
F/WO9S 434 56 72,912 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
SP8FHK/8 470 48 67,680
UA9YAB 362 52 56,160
RX9WR 397 47 55,977 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
M6T (G4PIQ) 355 48 2 50,688 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/15 QRP
S57IIO 360 51 12 54,774 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
HA3LI 262 47 36,801
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/15 LP
TI7/N4MO 1217 58 27 211,758 PVRC
9A3PA 807 55 14 133,155 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
SP4DEU 589 55 97,185
SM7N (SM7NDX) 585 53 93,015
G4IIY 545 53 15 86,655
DL7BY 385 52 22 60,060 BERLIN-DX-GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/15 HP
OH6AC (OH6CS) 1524 60 36 274,140 CCF
S51TA 1271 59 30 224,967 CCS&ZCC
PY2YU 1076 58 187,224 TUPY DX GROUP
OM5M (OM4DW) 1030 59 182,310
RZ3AA 965 59 20 170,805
OM3NA 949 59 30 164,787 RK LEVICE
S52ZW 940 58 163,560 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
OK2ZC 885 58 153,990 OKDXC
YZ7V (YZ7DX) 878 57 150,138 BANAT DX GROUP
RA9WR 700 57 119,700 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
IU4T (IK4MTF) 660 57 8 112,860
UT1IA 534 54 86,508 UCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/160 QRP
S57LWG @S57IIO 1 1 1 3 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/160 HP
XE2AC 301 50 45,150
OM5RW 118 24 8,496
ON4BR 103 23 5 7,107 NOL UBA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/20 LP
PY2NY 634 56 106,512 TUPY DX GROUP
ZC4DW 532 55 15 87,780 CHILTERN
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/20 HP
YT9X (YU1ZZ) 1551 60 33 279,180 YU CC
IO4L (I4LCK) 1365 58 237,162 M C C
LY6A (LY2BM) 1124 59 198,594 KTU RC
RU9WX 766 58 133,284 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/40 LP
S53F 447 50 66,900
PY3MM @ZX5J 79 28 2 6,636 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/40 HP
C6AKQ (N4BP) 1283 60 30 230,940 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
HA8IB 961 59 169,920 HA-DX
OM0M (OM0WR) 900 59 20 159,300
GW7X (GW3NJW) 892 57 30 152,532 CONTEST CAMBRIA
S57UN 634 54 102,708 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 QRP
S57KRI @S57IIO 12 7 3 252 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 LP
C6A/K7RE 958 59 25 169,389
PA5AT 282 31 15 26,226
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 726 54 117,612 RRDXA
TM2Y (F5MZN) 692 52 22 107,952
EA8ZS 599 54 96,228 GALDAR CONTEST CLUB
YT6A 485 48 69,840 SKY CONTEST CLUB
S59CAB (S57MW) 519 43 66,951 ZCC&CCS
SP8BRQ 409 42 51,534
OK1RK 348 39 40,716
SN8F 337 39 39,429
UA6LV 297 43 38,313
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX M/2 HP
OH0R 029/015 144/035 398/053 1423/059 1231/060 1318/059
LY7Z 080/022 232/040 603/054 1108/059 1072/058 1084/058
ES6Q @ES5 005/005 120/025 700/057 1300/059 1100/059 1100/059
RM6A @RN6 059/020 174/032 547/056 1200/059 903/058 910/059
SK3W @SK3 035/016 254/041 392/057 842/057 735/057 668/056
YZ7A @YU7 034/014 163/030 378/047 709/058 704/057 668/056
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX M/M HP
9A1A 258/035 557/046 55/059 1348/059 1426/059 1374/058
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P 305/048 538/059 695/061 1011/061 1252/061 1294/061
ZF2NT 354/050 607/054 784/058 1018/059 1141/058 1162/059
ZF1A 446/056 657/058 662/058 761/060 972/059 1128/059
KL7Y 094/026 358/052 564/057 851/058 1016/057 1275/059
OM7M 101/029 267/041 488/054 849/058 669/057 900/058
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1 001/001 52/021 209/039 491/057 346/052 429/054
V31AH 000/000 252/049 205/041 291/048 335/052 371/040
KL7AC 000/000 /000 10/006 175/046 296/047 492/052
SP5DDJ 000/000 15/009 55/018 165/041 203/044 246/052
DK2GZ 000/000 12/007 59/024 132/038 138/041 193/048
7L4IOU 000/000 21/008 70/023 123/038 128/040 141/040
DF1DX 000/000 7/006 30/015 98/035 98/033 182/044
F5NOD 000/000 1/001 13/009 86/035 71/033 43/025
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2G 224/043 463/057 629/059 685/059 925/059 1040/059
VP5GA (N2 292/051 390/055 633/058 655/060 728/058 879/058
XE1/N6AN 000/000 398/053 469/052 390/057 678/057 786/057
EA7GTF 010/009 51/020 363/050 518/053 584/055 828/057
KH0/JM1LR 000/000 23/010 301/045 395/053 545/052 828/055
9A7P (9A6 000/000 67/020 211/040 600/054 408/054 509/054
OK1DSZ 002/002 173/028 127/037 391/051 360/051 471/053
LZ1ABC 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
EA3KU 000/000 10/009 74/023 233/046 421/054 370/050
LY2MW 000/000 75/022 140/030 233/044 216/046 248/046
HB9ARF 003/003 62/020 99/030 206/043 244/049 268/046
4N1FG 000/000 43/018 192/041 204/038 212/043 231/048
PA3AAV 001/001 14/009 94/036 108/033 93/035 210/051
EA1WX 000/000 20/013 58/020 170/044 141/041 117/037
ON5UM 000/000 40/018 70/027 98/031 120/040 146/044
G4PIQ 001/001 42/017 65/023 124/035 105/034 129/040
OH3IR 000/000 /000 36/020 50/023 125/035 113/035
HB9DTM 000/000 /000 27/015 95/033 31/021 184/036
OH1BOI 000/000 9/007 26/016 95/032 62/030 94/033
OM7RC 000/000 /000 19/013 97/033 95/032 97/031
LY1DS 000/000 /000 28/014 53/026 34/020 199/045
HL1/WX8C 000/000 /000 /000 75/032 88/037 122/040
OZ0RS 000/000 /000 7/004 76/029 58/025 111/034
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 9/009 85/036 111/049 /000
SV1NA/SV9 000/000 /000 /000 27/006 144/025 306/036
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DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6 144/041 380/050 546/057 942/058 1220/058 1031/057
TM5C (F6A 161/032 302/046 428/052 807/060 1032/057 975/059
WP2Z (N2N 207/043 362/052 406/054 628/054 863/057 875/057
G4BUO 119/027 349/042 395/054 814/057 777/057 1077/058
S53O 019/013 200/037 381/049 985/058 709/055 907/058
DL1IAO 081/021 175/034 331/047 749/059 697/057 815/057
DL4MCF 022/011 119/032 346/049 802/057 632/052 816/058
KL7WV (W3 111/039 388/053 330/051 349/054 279/052 595/053
8S2F (SM2 001/001 44/023 178/043 461/056 960/058 538/052
7S2E (SM2 000/000 55/022 252/046 560/057 459/054 734/055
9H1ZA 003/003 210/035 399/050 480/054 340/053 421/055
RK4FF 046/024 234/036 234/042 344/049 322/046 355/054
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DX SOAB(A) LP
YL2PN 000/000 /000 60/019 23/010 104/035 170/039
SM5AJV 000/000 6/004 10/007 52/024 24/014 26/018
SV1XV 000/000 /000 /000 13/009 18/015 17/017
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DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2E 151/040 494/053 457/054 726/058 1075/058 1297/059
OM5AW 002/002 75/024 241/040 530/055 388/052 511/057
9A2RD 000/000 39/017 189/038 377/054 373/053 362/055
OE8CIQ 000/000 /000 51/019 372/050 346/053 323/053
S55OO 000/000 20/010 20/012 35/016 25/016 /000
Teams:
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
MD/DL5AXX DL4LQM DL4WG DL5AXX DL5LYM DL8WAA
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Feb 23 20:47:10 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020223204442.00ac4ec0@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/2 HP
N2RM 6933 576 48 11,980,224 FRC
K1KI 6329 577 48 10,946,844 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3RS 6414 567 48 10,910,214 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W4AN 6511 552 48 10,778,904 SECC
K4JA 5992 571 48 10,264,000 PVRC
K8LX 5216 500 48 7,824,000
KB1H 4306 522 6,738,498 YANKKE CLIPPER CONTE
N4RV 4009 517 48 6,207,102 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W5KFT 4088 502 48 6,097,794
N0IJ 3299 464 4,592,208 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K2RD 1914 495 28 2,842,290 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
KC1XX 9176 645 17,747,820
K3LR 9109 632 17,242,224 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K9NS 8486 623 48 15,806,133 SMC
K1RX 7429 596 13,275,900 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4MYA 6955 588 48 12,229,812 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
NY4A @N4AF 6973 574 48 11,959,290 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K8CC 6607 571 48 11,317,791 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
W0AIH 6141 544 10,000,896
K3NM 5776 558 48 9,669,024 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K4NNN 5472 551 9,027,033 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N3AD 4657 511 48 7,137,648 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N6RO 4987 474 7,065,918 RIVER CITY CONTESTER
K3ANS 4247 488 48 6,200,040 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W2CG 3541 471 4,996,368 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
K8AZ 4360 528 48 6,900,000 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K1IR 4004 512 48 6,150,144 YANKEE CLIPPER CC
AA2FB 3584 484 40 5,204,198 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N0NI 3538 494 5,200,000
N0DY 3262 445 48 4,340,085 EASTERN IOWA DX ASSO
N5YA 2837 425 48 3,610,800 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
AA2WN @W2YC 2500 7491 41 3,520,770 FRC
K2UG @KY2J 2345 454 48 3,193,890 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
WN9O 2407 436 44 3,147,048 SMC
K9SD 2736 379 46 3,105,147 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
K0MP 2403 426 48 3,056,976 MILE HIGH DX ASSN
K2SX 2197 413 33 2,722,083 ORDER OF BOILED OWLS
W7CT 2398 365 48 2,588,589 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
K0TV 1890 405 43 2,292,705 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE7UF 2081 349 41 2,133,786 BCDX CLUB
VE3HG 1667 406 47 2,030,406
N3BNA 1531 355 1,629,450 FRC
KK1L 1494 295 1,321,305 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA4V 776 244 12 566,568 CAROLINAS DX ASSOCIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 1651 376 1,861,200 SMC
K2DM 1501 308 40 1,386,924 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N4KG 1324 325 38 1,290,900
VA3TTT 1114 284 40 938,000 U_VE CLUB TORONTO
W9WI 1020 268 818,472 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
N7IR 1009 265 43 802,155 CENTRAL AZ DX ASSOCI
N0UR 1090 240 28 784,800 MWA
N9CIQ 922 264 19 730,224 MN WIRELESS
N7OU 1007 240 36 725,040 WVDXC
W9SE 798 261 624,834 SMC
K7MM 745 236 24 527,460
KG5U 649 200 388,800 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
K8ZT 441 202 262,398 CUYAHOGA FALLS ARC
W2ENY 300 134 120,600 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
NQ7X 333 117 14 116,883
N9NE 274 125 18 102,750
VA7NT 225 106 71,550
W1SA 204 85 52,020
W3SE 55 41 5 6,642 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
K7SV 2359 420 42 2,972,340 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N2NT 2746 360 40 2,962,440 FRC - :: HT
N4TZ @N4TZ/9 2545 371 2,832,585 SMC
K1VUT 2627 355 46 2,797,755 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K0SR @W0ZT 2484 349 42 2,600,748 MWA
N8AA 2188 393 2,577,294 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K8EP 2239 339 42 2,275,029
K1VR 2010 372 2,243,160 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N6MJ 2183 342 41 2,197,692 SCCC
N4YDU 2054 351 36 2,162,862 PVRC
N5AW 1880 376 41 2,120,640 CTDXCC
NY3A 2328 284 40 1,980,900 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K4OGG 2060 317 1,959,060 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
K3PH 1921 328 31 1,890,264 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WO4O 1625 369 1,793,340 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
VE5ZX 1766 320 42 1,695,360
W1WAI 1639 332 30 1,632,444 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4AA 1385 367 1,524,885 FCG
K1VSJ 1520 334 33 1,523,040 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3FR 1556 310 37 1,447,080 WEEKEND WARRIORS CON
KA1IS 1438 320 30 1,378,560
K4EU 1325 325 30 1,291,875 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K7ED (WA0RJY) 1540 273 36 1,251,432 WWDXC
K5IID 1284 319 38 1,228,788 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NA0N 1527 268 26 1,227,708 MWA
KV8Q 1312 309 1,216,224
K1HT 1272 311 1,186,776 YCCC
K0RI 1192 317 1,133,592
W0ETT 1247 302 1,127,970 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K9MMS 1227 300 1,104,300 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
VE5SF 1332 249 973,341 REGINA AMATEUR RADIO
K8IR 1085 282 36 917,910 BAY AREA WIRELESS AS
VE3BW 1069 273 36 875,511 NFIDXA
NA4K 1038 256 15 797,184 TCG
N5MF 979 268 18 787,116
KI7Y 972 256 746,496 WVDXC
K8GT 905 273 36 741,195 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NF4A 1000 247 741,000 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N0FP 815 254 32 621,030 MN WIRELESS ASSOC
VE3GFN 860 239 19 616,620
K1IB 937 220 616,440 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE6ZT 809 245 590,940
N0HJZ 679 286 18 582,582 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
WN6K 913 187 29 512,193 SCCC
NG3K 715 227 21 486,915
W9AU 718 225 13 484,650 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
N6PE 691 226 25 468,498
N4VI 732 206 14 452,376 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
VO1WET 781 184 15 422,832
VE7FO 717 187 398,871
KN0V 660 195 386,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N5XZ 604 204 17 369,648 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
N3GJ 559 211 353,847
KN4Y 600 186 25 334,800 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
KK7X 526 187 20 296,086
N1CC 463 203 19 281,967 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K1TEO 472 174 6 246,384
VE9DX 284 284 5 241,968
AE4Y 385 176 10 203,280 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
NG7Z 451 144 16 193,104 REDMOND TOP KEY CONT
WA3SES 398 160 8 191,040
WA7AVL 418 140 175,560 WWDXC
NX9T 352 157 10 164,850 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W7GTO 384 163,584 WWDXC
W9SZ 317 151 7 143,601 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W3/OM2KI 259 133 103,341
W4/VE3BUC 287 109 11 93,849
KG4PYM 205 94 57,810
N7XY 151 93 6 42,129 WWDXC
WA6BOB 168 82 6 41,082
N7CZ 157 72 33,912
K8KHZ 107 69 7 22,149 MRRC
K2CC (KC2BMG) 105 51 12,852 CLARKSON U AMATEUR R
WB0TRA 83 50 30 12,450 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K1EP/6 89 45 11,880
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4PA) 4527 465 48 6,306,795
K1DG 4059 471 46 5,735,367 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA1K 4077 432 48 5,283,792 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W9RE 4033 437 48 5,140,000 SMC
K1ZZ 3974 425 42 5,066,850 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W1WEF 3737 443 4,966,473 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N2IC 3966 420 48 4,930,380
K2UA 3968 406 4,831,806 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K3CR (LZ4AX) 3408 441 48 4,508,784 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
VY2SS (K6LA) 3648 410 48 4,487,040 SCCC
K3ZO 3787 381 42 4,328,541 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
VA3UZ @VE3OI 3304 427 42 4,196,556 U-VE CONTEST CLUB
KR1G 3505 396 45 4,021,380 YANKEE SPELLING CLIP
K8GL 2914 418 43 3,654,000 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
W6EEN (N6RT) 2970 396 41 3,528,360 SCCC
K0EJ 3169 364 43 3,460,548 TCG
K5NA 3254 345 45 3,350,295 CTDXCC
N4ZR 2895 384 40 3,335,040 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W2FU 2782 398 3,321,708 ROCHESTER DX ASSOCIA
N3BB 3081 356 43 3,290,508 CTDXCC
N9CK 2847 377 39 3,217,695 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W7GG 2707 369 43 2,999,905 WVDXC
K9MA 2628 367 43 2,893,428 SMC
WC1M 2748 343 29 2,824,605 YCCC
AD5Q 2431 380 41 2,771,340
W2XL 2459 352 42 2,595,648 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
K3MD 2180 393 31 2,570,220 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K8DX 2587 323 24 2,505,834 NCC
N6TV 2344 330 36 2,320,560 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
K5YAA 2112 343 31 2,171,190 OKLAHOMA DX ASSN
WA2VYA 1938 364 43 2,116,296 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KC7V 2145 326 42 2,097,810 CENTRAL ARIZONA DX A
N5RG 1956 358 2,095,374 NTCC
NT1N 1635 367 20 1,792,428 YCCC
W1ECT 1870 293 22 1,642,851 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4SAA 1416 325 39 1,377,675 FCG
K1GU 1537 294 36 1,355,634 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3UM 1594 263 27 1,257,666 PVRC
N8SM 1504 274 21 1,236,288 NTCC
K0OU 1300 311 1,212,900 SMC WEST
N6HR 1200 334 26 1,202,400 WWDXC
K3II 1,076,376
K7NV 1190 296 25 1,056,720 NCCC
KU8E 1122 311 1,046,826 MRRC
K1PQS 1208 265 28 960,360
W0ZQ 1025 302 928,650 MWA
KO7X @KI7WX 1109 269 16 894,963 PVRC
W4BQF 1105 225 744,525 PVRC
N6HC 915 259 21 710,955 SCCC
KA2MGE 813 270 658,530
N5QQ @KD5REC 949 220 15 624,360 NTCC
N1RR 1169 178 12 624,000 YANKEE CLIPPER SPELL
W6MVW 710 246 25 523,980 SO CALIFORNIA CONTES
K2UOP 539 228 12 368,676 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
KW4DA 826 135 333,720
K6LRN 402 207 18 249,642 NORTHERN CALIF DX CL
WX3B 478 173 247,563 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K6SE 463 171 15 237,519
W0TY 431 1287 218,790
VE7QO 410 148 192,192 BC DX CLUB
AD4L 225 135 91,125 PVRC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8QZA) 786 230 542,340
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 1789 339 32 1,810,260 WWDXC
N2CQ 1105 337 1,117,155 FRC
VE1OP 1105 328 25 1,087,320
N9XX 1028 335 1,033,140 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
AK4XX 988 307 35 909,948
N6WS 798 332 794,808 SCCC
N6MW 625 305 571,875
N3SD 614 293 539,706 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
AE4RO 468 254 21 356,616 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
K0UK 616 180 332,640 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K8AJS 414 262 14 325,404 WAYNE AMATEUR RADIO
NA2U 980 104 24 305,760 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VE4YU 490 177 15 260,190
WA7YAZ 348 175 182,700
K4WW 400 114 11 136,800 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
W2RDS 231 145 7 100,485 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WA4PXP @W4MQ 136 82 10 33,538
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 4562 524 48 7,171,464 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KI1G 3339 503 28 5,024,970 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA3B 3206 463 41 4,453,134 FRC
W2RE 3039 486 44 4,430,862 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
KQ3F 3282 443 42 4,361,778 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7/DL3OI @W7ZQ 3311 419 48 4,161,927
N1EU 2567 522 35 4,019,922 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W2UP 2610 457 22 3,576,939 FRC
NO2R 2336 506 3,541,494 FRANKFORD
W4NF 2478 456 39 3,389,904 PVRC
W6XR 2226 489 3,265,542 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
NQ4I 2268 458 30 3,051,000 SECC
N8BJQ 2244 415 2,791,290 SWODX
W1GD 2120 413 34 2,626,680
W2GDJ 2220 396 35 2,612,412 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N4GG 1654 449 34 2,227,938 PVRC
W3YY 1490 405 1,810,350 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N6CW 1552 336 1,564,416 SCCC
N3ZA 1117 402 1,347,102 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N2CY 1237 326 30 1,209,786 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7OM 1337 296 27 1,180,000 WWDXC
WE9V 1067 364 18 1,162,980 SMC
W6TK 1143 330 1,129,590 SCCC
K2ONP 1284 283 23 1,086,720 YCCC
W7VV 1319 270 21 1,067,580 WWDXC
K1JN 1015 341 25 1,038,345 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W3IQ 1012 282 856,152 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K6RIM 708 323 684,114 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KT0R 890 238 10 634,746 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8KM 633 334 634,266 NCC
K0KX 700 301 11 632,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8PW 771 258 595,206 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
NE9Z 400 257 28 308,400 JHAARC
K3PP 353 202 7 213,918 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 LP
W7ZR 37 103 23 258,633 DESERT RATS CONTEST
KT0K 853 83 16 211,650 LINCOLN ARC
WX6V 499 83 18 124,251 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ND4AA 440 85 16 112,200 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
VE3IAY 442 82 108,732
VE7NS 147 42 18,522
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 2081 109 30 680,487 PVRC
K9NW @K9UWA 1857 110 612,810 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
N9AG @N8NR 1694 117 26 594,594 SWODXA
N7KU (NJ6D) 1433 107 26 456,141
W6YA 1219 112 26 409,248 SCCC
K7BG 1353 93 377,487 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
VE6BF @VE6JY 1184 103 347,625 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
VO1MP 1017 96 292,896
W6KK @W6KP 499 74 110,778 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 QRP
K6III 144 49 21,168 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KI0II 100 44 5 13,200 GMCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 LP
VE3MQW 756 101 229,068
WA1FCN 769 97 223,779 Y C C C
AE0Q @K0HM 544 88 142,560 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 HP
VE6JY (TI2WGO) 1936 108 42 610,740 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K5MR 1601 110 36 528,330 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K4OAQ 1695 102 31 517,752
W7UT 1084 120 30 389,880 UTAH'S DIXIE DX & CO
W8FT (AA8UP) 1147 99 29 340,659 MRRC
WF3J 1054 102 322,524 PVRC
K7JJ 461 85 16 117,555 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 LP
VE3OSZ 34 28 2,856
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 HP
W8TOP (W8UVZ) 94 51 10 14,076
NX5M 37 28 5 3,108 CTDXCC
N0TT 32 27 2,592 KCDX CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 LP
AK6R 290 65 15 56,550 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 HP
W7WA 1867 106 594,024 WWADXC
W5MX 1618 114 32 552,330 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
VE6EX @VE6JY 1501 98 42 399,840 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K0FX 570 95 12 162,165 GRAND MESA CONTEST C
K7ABV 456 92 18 125,580 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 LP
W4IDX 203 62 6 37,758 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 HP
KT3Y 1344 97 391,104 PVRC
N4PN 1215 98 354,270 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N7DD 880 105 24 277,000
W5AO @W5TM 966 93 269,514 OKDXA
VE6WQ @VE6JY 808 98 236,678 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
WB9Z 853 85 217,515 SMC
K4TX 366 63 68,985 PVRC
K7OX 246 58 8 42,804 NONE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 LP
WN3VAW 65 36 12 7,020 WIRELESS ASSOCIATION
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 HP
W1MK 1020 85 28 260,100 YCCC
K1PX 392 64 16 75,264
K8AQM 318 71 67,734 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
K3SV 205 51 7 31,059 PVRC
W5TM 51 32 3 4,896 OKDXA
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
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NA M/2 HP
N2RM 115/045 655/080 107/093 1640/116 1628/124 1788/118
K1KI 097/052 633/081 898/097 1510/115 1510/119 1681/113
N3RS 077/045 287/072 89/095 1507/116 1768/120 1686/119
W4AN 063/043 384/074 80/097 1446/116 1728/110 1810/112
K4JA 119/053 524/076 807/095 1458/115 1463/121 1620/111
K8LX 027/023 172/065 697/087 1416/102 1339/116 1565/107
KB1H 059/033 426/077 481/085 1137/106 1046/112 1157/109
N4RV 067/045 161/070 449/086 874/099 1249/114 1209/103
W5KFT 024/021 167/063 624/094 867/105 1272/110 1134/109
N0IJ 019/015 74/048 276/074 939/108 934/110 1057/109
K2RD 053/040 130/062 261/084 526/102 410/103 534/104
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NA M/M HP
K9NS 138/057 503/084 332/105 2213/125 2266/127 2034/125
W4MYA 101/051 544/084 824/095 1872/120 1914/120 1700/118
NY4A @N4A 071/048 513/074 293/100 1800/116 1646/122 1650/114
K8CC 057/038 470/080 948/097 1802/120 1733/121 1597/115
K3NM 064/042 436/074 956/098 1564/120 1371/112 1385/112
N3AD 041/033 208/067 844/092 1203/107 1259/112 1102/100
N6RO 058/020 219/047 848/088 1459/112 1368/110 1035/097
K3ANS 061/037 188/070 569/081 1259/097 1135/101 1035/102
W2CG 015/013 172/059 285/083 1077/101 909/107 1083/108
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NA M/S HP
K8AZ 041/036 110/071 678/088 1314/111 942/111 1275/111
K1IR 049/038 374/075 736/092 1006/102 942/108 897/097
AA2FB 042/034 188/064 518/086 1014/101 767/100 1055/099
N0NI 021/018 71/055 483/089 1008/109 979/109 976/114
N0DY 017/015 65/052 307/077 911/097 906/102 1045/102
N5YA 011/008 67/046 192/071 957/103 631/093 979/104
AA2WN @W2 055/065 156/468 262/780 691/070 628/884 708/124
K2UG @KY2 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WN9O 010/008 82/055 205/075 632/094 647/103 831/101
K9SD 018/013 102/051 234/061 876/074 774/088 732/092
K0MP 009/008 45/033 474/089 565/090 433/102 877/104
K2SX 036/028 138/053 301/068 477/078 515/087 730/099
W7CT 008/006 47/018 446/069 612/089 672/094 613/089
K0TV 049/029 110/055 278/076 383/078 572/086 498/081
VE7UF 012/012 111/027 292/049 605/082 499/091 562/088
VE3HG 011/010 76/048 184/072 361/089 435/091 600/096
N3BNA 001/001 86/048 308/067 447/078 313/085 375/076
KK1L 004/004 36/034 121/049 344/078 303/061 686/069
AA4V 044/027 62/032 75/034 100/041 178/043 317/067
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 010/009 37/028 223/070 404/088 458/086 519/095
K2DM 012/009 74/036 178/057 358/066 377/070 502/070
N4KG 007/007 77/041 184/063 286/071 317/071 453/072
VA3TTT 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W9WI 001/001 9/007 90/044 234/067 308/074 378/075
N7IR 006/005 29/012 147/049 231/061 285/069 311/069
N0UR 000/000 8/007 23/019 236/063 352/072 471/079
N9CIQ 000/000 12/012 24/021 206/069 288/078 392/084
N7OU 005/004 34/010 81/028 181/056 305/075 401/067
W9SE 000/000 20/018 80/042 204/064 254/068 240/069
K7MM 003/003 9/008 55/034 176/060 225/069 277/062
KG5U 000/000 7/006 25/018 176/052 235/068 206/056
K8ZT 000/000 3/003 49/027 117/051 144/062 128/059
W2ENY 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
NQ7X 000/000 /000 4/004 71/032 106/034 152/047
VA7NT 000/000 3/002 38/017 61/028 89/049 34/010
W1SA 000/000 /000 101/041 103/044 /000 /000
W3SE 000/000 /000 21/010 16/014 18/017 /000
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB LP
K7SV 040/033 124/054 383/073 493/082 417/087 902/091
N2NT 019/018 153/047 355/064 784/076 674/081 761/074
N4TZ @N4T 024/019 110/052 210/057 775/078 572/078 854/087
K1VUT 021/017 96/044 560/073 452/063 641/080 857/078
K0SR @W0Z 000/000 37/025 173/063 726/080 713/096 835/085
N8AA 018/013 108/051 206/066 576/088 563/088 717/087
K8EP 017/014 124/046 243/063 494/064 629/079 732/073
K1VR 036/027 151/053 401/066 386/069 407/079 629/078
N6MJ 000/000 53/019 239/057 554/089 651/092 686/085
N4YDU 032/026 110/046 276/062 405/063 487/076 744/078
N5AW 013/012 65/041 182/067 369/079 432/086 819/091
NY3A 007/006 52/033 184/049 751/064 510/069 824/063
K4OGG 015/012 71/038 212/058 735/065 606/072 421/072
K3PH 005/005 61/039 210/056 472/082 614/076 559/070
WO4O 031/023 94/051 164/061 462/081 390/078 484/075
VE5ZX 005/004 21/019 118/047 404/079 539/085 679/086
W1WAI 014/012 99/048 186/064 330/060 515/072 495/076
W4AA 016/013 97/051 243/069 325/082 356/079 348/073
K1VSJ 000/000 61/039 147/059 332/079 419/073 561/084
N3FR 000/000 66/037 142/060 393/076 447/068 508/069
KA1IS 021/020 83/043 119/055 302/054 524/080 389/068
K4EU 000/000 30/022 149/057 327/082 319/081 500/083
K7ED (WA0 003/003 41/010 194/043 472/071 414/074 416/072
K5IID 000/000 69/041 126/054 271/068 325/077 493/079
NA0N 004/003 25/020 46/035 245/061 573/080 634/069
KV8Q 000/000 32/022 160/059 290/074 324/076 506/078
K1HT 013/011 58/027 153/055 271/071 326/069 451/078
K0RI 010/008 51/027 120/052 268/071 342/082 401/077
W0ETT 001/001 21/018 149/059 301/071 338/078 437/075
K9MMS 007/006 55/036 141/052 237/067 340/075 447/064
VE5SF 000/000 10/003 116/041 429/071 377/069 400/065
K8IR 002/002 21/019 95/042 256/072 319/074 392/073
VE3BW 000/000 45/026 75/037 194/060 261/074 494/076
NA4K 002/002 24/020 100/046 271/052 264/072 377/064
N5MF 000/000 /000 /000 255/084 256/089 468/095
KI7Y 000/000 46/020 71/028 226/057 317/075 312/076
K8GT 003/003 28/022 87/043 217/066 249/067 321/072
NF4A 001/001 56/032 148/050 134/042 324/065 337/057
N0FP 007/006 21/021 78/046 182/055 231/067 296/059
VE3GFN 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
K1IB 000/000 10/008 67/032 161/053 293/065 406/062
N0HJZ 000/000 13/012 63/049 128/072 202/076 273/077
WN6K 000/000 7/007 23/012 180/041 314/059 389/068
NG3K 000/000 /000 73/042 206/060 157/056 279/069
W9AU 000/000 17/014 54/030 168/051 242/069 237/061
N6PE 004/003 17/014 50/032 160/055 215/058 245/064
N4VI 000/000 /000 67/041 222/050 204/058 239/057
VO1WET 000/000 48/022 46/027 162/049 262/043 263/043
VE7FO 001/001 18/005 50/018 190/052 178/059 280/052
KN0V 000/000 8/008 42/025 160/044 228/062 222/056
N5XZ 000/000 4/004 31/019 155/056 198/064 216/061
N3GJ 000/000 8/007 100/043 140/052 157/056 154/053
KN4Y 001/001 /000 47/028 145/047 160/052 247/058
KK7X 000/000 /000 /000 156/064 190/070 180/053
N1CC 000/000 2/002 88/043 120/055 88/047 165/056
K1TEO 000/000 /000 /000 85/049 145/055 242/070
VE9DX 000/000 17/017 43/017 66/066 76/076 82/082
AE4Y 000/000 /000 57/027 102/049 105/052 121/048
WA3SES 000/000 6/005 37/023 128/051 142/049 85/032
NX9T 002/002 8/008 31/023 68/031 115/044 128/049
W3/OM2KI 000/000 /000 1/001 72/036 106/055 80/041
W4/VE3BUC 000/000 /000 /000 28/020 103/042 156/047
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WA6BOB 000/000 /000 21/007 55/020 58/030 34/025
N7CZ 000/000 9/002 19/008 19/011 21/013 89/038
K8KHZ 000/000 /000 /000 30/016 16/013 61/036
K2CC (KC2 000/000 /000 26/012 27/013 2/002 50/024
WB0TRA 000/000 /000 2/002 8/007 28/016 45/025
K1EP/6 000/000 /000 /000 21/008 42/021 26/016
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4P 058/036 340/063 770/086 1261/094 951/093 1147/093
K1DG 057/038 261/061 644/081 859/092 1033/100 1205/099
AA1K 056/035 261/056 637/071 1024/086 1023/097 1076/087
W9RE 020/014 211/065 435/073 1333/100 1015/099 1019/086
K1ZZ 048/036 271/054 591/075 1116/088 901/091 1047/081
W1WEF 054/036 284/054 459/070 1054/097 817/099 1069/087
N2IC 026/017 93/042 519/077 1038/092 999/096 1291/096
K2UA 042/028 165/048 687/072 852/077 886/089 1336/092
K3CR (LZ4 061/038 264/065 539/080 950/084 793/091 801/083
VY2SS (K6 042/030 219/054 482/064 979/090 898/088 1024/084
K3ZO 016/013 235/056 408/064 1030/073 955/089 1143/086
VA3UZ @VE 025/017 126/057 283/066 778/094 1025/098 1067/095
KR1G 042/028 364/058 488/070 1031/087 867/083 713/070
K8GL 021/019 111/054 322/071 639/093 824/090 997/091
W6EEN (N6 012/009 105/036 459/073 720/086 813/100 861/092
K0EJ 022/017 81/050 262/060 925/080 871/081 1008/076
K5NA 013/010 67/039 354/061 844/075 750/083 1226/077
N4ZR 009/009 242/060 318/070 704/078 811/084 811/083
W2FU 032/025 203/053 250/060 608/079 777/094 912/087
N3BB 015/013 90/045 547/077 910/074 545/081 974/066
N9CK 012/011 71/044 215/069 712/084 730/089 1107/080
W7GG 050/012 137/037 447/069 718/084 634/087 713/081
K9MA 011/010 73/042 187/063 772/084 721/083 864/085
WC1M 034/032 232/053 418/062 831/067 606/060 627/069
W2XL 043/032 190/052 334/057 671/069 615/071 606/071
K3MD 017/016 48/035 160/070 561/089 613/092 781/091
K8DX 024/019 271/059 320/060 680/054 484/064 808/067
N6TV 016/010 118/034 408/064 858/076 476/077 468/069
K5YAA 012/008 92/046 163/060 413/063 554/083 878/083
WA2VYA 013/012 143/057 271/067 336/081 449/076 726/071
KC7V 025/010 93/036 358/062 444/065 597/082 628/071
N5RG 039/025 79/044 232/062 499/069 438/076 664/082
NT1N 027/023 145/050 167/067 533/078 371/077 392/072
W1ECT 025/021 79/040 176/043 444/061 504/066 641/062
W4SAA 013/010 65/042 161/062 470/060 288/076 416/075
K1GU 005/005 112/044 228/053 351/066 294/063 547/063
N3UM 000/000 117/043 194/043 370/050 409/067 504/060
N8SM 000/000 52/037 278/054 263/065 335/061 576/057
K0OU 000/000 43/025 213/060 364/081 378/077 303/068
K7NV 013/009 38/029 195/053 412/065 272/072 260/068
KU8E 023/018 66/042 120/053 270/057 360/076 283/065
K1PQS 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W0ZQ 000/000 41/033 127/053 277/071 295/076 285/069
KO7X @KI7 020/017 37/025 117/038 150/053 371/068 414/068
N6HC 003/003 21/016 74/040 263/070 255/062 299/068
KA2MGE 000/000 39/028 101/052 170/054 171/066 332/070
N5QQ @KD5 002/002 24/021 61/040 311/046 199/059 353/052
N1RR 000/000 /000 80/023 103/037 421/060 565/058
W6MVW 000/000 /000 88/047 158/060 156/066 308/073
K2UOP 014/013 24/020 68/031 135/054 139/054 159/056
KW4DA 000/000 /000 21/011 171/038 215/038 419/048
K6LRN 001/001 26/021 60/035 105/047 114/060 96/043
WX3B 001/001 24/019 42/027 88/036 61/036 262/054
K6SE 024/012 20/012 68/021 101/043 137/047 113/036
W0TY 001/001 8/008 48/030 136/044 121/048 115/039
VE7QO 000/000 /000 /000 112/043 145/053 153/052
AD4L 000/000 14/012 67/031 61/038 41/031 41/023
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8Q 001/001 6/005 63/026 179/059 229/066 308/073
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 010/007 58/023 130/047 480/080 512/093 599/089
N2CQ 000/000 86/046 92/039 225/072 335/089 367/091
VE1OP 000/000 18/017 64/049 109/084 107/079 807/099
N9XX 000/000 32/029 84/053 220/075 279/090 413/088
AK4XX 000/000 65/040 150/056 248/070 237/074 288/067
N6WS 000/000 29/018 87/056 155/081 242/090 285/087
N6MW 000/000 43/039 56/044 117/069 183/078 226/075
N3SD 000/000 21/026 70/043 140/074 155/076 208/074
AE4RO 008/008 15/014 20/019 156/066 113/068 156/079
K0UK 004/004 17/005 145/009 141/054 161/062 148/046
K8AJS 000/000 27/024 56/050 135/064 121/063 75/061
NA2U 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 980/104
VE4YU 001/001 14/012 10/008 173/050 151/057 141/049
WA7YAZ 000/000 2/002 22/012 47/034 98/056 179/071
K4WW 000/000 5/005 22/018 62/023 201/036 110/032
W2RDS 000/000 /000 14/014 26/023 92/053 99/055
WA4PXP @W 001/001 2/002 12/010 28/021 11/010 82/038
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 058/049 220/068 962/096 1233/103 1010/109 1079/099
AA3B 021/018 224/063 527/086 600/096 832/101 1002/099
W2RE 037/034 206/065 447/086 655/092 731/108 963/101
KQ3F 015/015 70/052 502/084 1036/092 755/097 904/103
W7/DL3OI 013/011 44/037 286/077 1171/099 753/098 1044/097
N1EU 048/048 120/069 299/083 424/102 832/112 844/108
W2UP 033/032 155/063 397/079 862/095 492/094 671/094
NO2R 064/050 138/067 232/077 495/098 649/106 758/108
W4NF 033/027 148/060 355/078 549/095 535/098 858/098
W6XR 045/036 104/063 341/088 399/097 576/105 761/100
NQ4I 030/028 124/061 213/077 578/092 521/093 794/099
N8BJQ 021/020 112/050 191/065 393/087 603/092 924/101
W1GD 028/023 112/052 185/067 619/089 548/091 628/091
W2GDJ 017/014 57/041 105/043 814/099 653/101 554/098
N4GG 043/035 146/065 202/073 380/089 417/098 466/089
W3YY 025/021 157/062 204/070 273/082 410/080 421/090
N6CW 000/000 31/020 228/067 435/077 365/087 493/085
N3ZA 024/022 72/053 116/061 281/091 255/085 369/090
N2CY 000/000 1/001 144/060 304/085 355/088 433/092
WE9V 007/007 40/036 110/059 157/082 261/090 492/090
W6TK 000/000 48/023 150/058 348/080 291/088 306/081
K2ONP 026/024 49/036 178/049 372/053 331/063 328/058
W7VV 000/000 /000 161/045 615/083 263/076 280/066
K1JN 011/010 76/045 142/061 168/069 249/075 369/081
W3IQ 000/000 /000 119/053 236/069 292/078 365/082
K6RIM 005/004 32/018 93/051 184/078 168/084 226/088
N8KM 007/007 48/038 86/056 167/076 142/073 183/084
K0KX 000/000 60/038 139/054 148/063 132/063 221/083
N8PW 001/001 40/027 82/042 175/057 248/071 225/060
NE9Z 006/005 32/026 36/025 103/064 103/070 120/067
K3PP 002/002 12/012 44/032 58/040 62/052 175/064
Teams:
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
MD/DL5AXX DL4LQM DL4WG DL5AXX DL5LYM DL8WAA
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From autonews at shaw.ca Sat Feb 23 23:10:01 2002
From: autonews@shaw.ca (Kelly Taylor)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet v. No Packet
Message-ID: <002b01c1bcf1$8317cd80$0ebf4618@wp.shawcable.net>
Hi,
Perhaps somebody could help me out: why is packet an issue?
Is it because people object to technological "impurities" invading the inner
sanctum of contesting?
Is it because "I can't but he can, so he shouldn't?"
Is it "I don't want to, so nobody should?"
Is it a "real hams" thing?
Seems silly for us to have developed these new technologies only to then
wring our hands at their existence.
If you want a contest without packet, start one. I'd play.
Why can't the no packet folk just go out and buy a TNC?
Packet is. Accept it. You'll find inner peace.
73,
kelly
ve4 - still no packet here - xt
>From kc5ajx at hotmail.com Sun Feb 24 07:57:18 2002
From: kc5ajx@hotmail.com (Rick Bullon)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
Message-ID: <F123QkkwdQsDOVDILan00004b21@hotmail.com>
Below is a copy of an email I sent to Mr Hollingsworth after the posting on
the ARRL web site of the letter sent by Mr Hollingsworth to K3NM and the
proposal of making the ARRL band plan a rule.
>>>"Rick Bullon" <kc5ajx@hotmail.com> 12/03/01 10:55PM >>>
Mr Hollingsworth,
I am sure that you have received many many emails on this subject and I
have read the FCC's position on band plans particularly in the 160 meter
band.
The fact remains that the band plans are voluntary and as I see it can not
be enforced by the FCC. I also concede the fact that the FCC can and should
be involved in case of intentional interference, but to cite a station for
operating outside the band plan is not fair.
It seems that the FCC has changed the rules without notifying the amateur
community. According to the list of authorized frequencies all modes are
permitted in the whole 160 meter band but if I am operating SSB below 1.843
Mhz and a CW op doesn't like me being there all he has to do is complain to
the FCC and I get a letter for operating with in the rules.
I have monitored the 160 meter band ( I don't currently have an antenna for
that band) and on several occasions I have state side hams operating below
1.843 when a CW op comes on frequency sending a string of dits at a fast
rate. This is intentional interference and most times it is treated as just
ignore them and they will go away. If it gets real bad an op can null out
the CW signal using DSP. What I have heard is the CW op finally comes on
frequency telling the SSB ops that they are in the CW part of the band and
they have to move now!
Now the SSB stations having broken any rules they have a right to be there
but if the CW op complains to the FCC who hears from your office?
The guys running SSB below 1.843! When it was the CW op who broke the rules
by QRMing the SSB stations. It seems that whoever yells foul first wins.
Has your office ever issued a complaint letter to a CW op that was qrming a
SSB QSO operating below 1.843?
When I get my station up on 160 I will operate where I have privileges from
1.800 to 2.000 in any mode. If I am asked to move I will but if the guy
follows me up the band you will hear about his intentional interference.
Will you cite him for interfering with me or cite me for being outside the
voluntary band plan?
73
Rick Bullon
KC5AJX
The reply from Mr Hollingsworth is below
No one got cited. We just look for a good reason when someone is causing
interference and is not following the band plan. To the extent band Plans
don't
work, there will be pressure to make rules. Rules would just make it worse.
So it seems that if a SSB station doesn't interfere with a CW or any other
station then they can operate below 1843 with no fear from the FCC, but I
would bet the CW guys will scream foul!
73
Rick
KC5AJX
>From: "Joe Subich, K4IK" <k4ik@subich.com>
>To: <K5NZ@aol.com>, <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
>
>
>The ARRL bandplan calls for keeping SSB above 1843, not 1835.
>The US stations don't belong below 1843 on SSB. Unfortunately,
>there have been several well known contest US contest ops
>flouting the bandplan.
>
>Perhaps Riley will issue some more enforcement notices (like
>those of September 12, 2001) for SSB operations below 1843.
>Based on those actions, it seems that bandplans are enforceable.
>
>73,
>
> ... Joe, K4IK
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
>[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]
> On Behalf Of K5NZ@aol.com
>Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:33 AM
>To: cq-contest@contesting.com
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
>
>
>Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
>around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
>below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
>
>"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
>Regards,
>Mike Hance K5NZ
>Bedias, Tx
>www.teamcramp.com
>
_________________________________________________________________
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>From W0uo at cs.com Sun Feb 24 06:38:37 2002
From: W0uo@cs.com (W0uo@cs.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
Message-ID: <111.dd63e38.29aa2abd@cs.com>
Guy,
Well said!! If there's an advantage it is very small. Its always been
interesting to me
that a single op with a multiplier orientation will usually be beat by a
single op with a
rate orientation. At least in my experience, go for the rate and the
multipliers seem take care of themselves. By its nature, packet assistance
implies a multiplier orientation.
73 de Jim
W0UO/5
>From w2up at mindspring.com Sun Feb 24 13:01:49 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
In-Reply-To: <LOBBIIJIANGBKAMMJLBKAEHGFBAA.k4ik@subich.com>
References: <fb.221441f7.29a91e41@aol.com>
Message-ID: <3C78E43D.23739.2CE364@localhost>
Yeah, it was real nice last night having all the SSB QRM covering up
PW0T on 1814 CW. Prime offender was S57M CQing, but a bunch of
stateside guys kept calling him.
Barry
On 23 Feb 2002 Joe Subich, K4IK wrote:
>
> The ARRL bandplan calls for keeping SSB above 1843, not 1835.
> The US stations don't belong below 1843 on SSB. Unfortunately,
> there have been several well known contest US contest ops
> flouting the bandplan.
>
> Perhaps Riley will issue some more enforcement notices (like
> those of September 12, 2001) for SSB operations below 1843.
> Based on those actions, it seems that bandplans are enforceable.
>
> 73,
>
> ... Joe, K4IK
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]
> On Behalf Of K5NZ@aol.com
> Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:33 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
>
>
> Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
> around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
> below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
>
> "If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
> Regards,
> Mike Hance K5NZ
> Bedias, Tx
> www.teamcramp.com
>
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sun Feb 24 20:33:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores #24Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020224203322.00a1b130@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores #24Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 31, 2002
E-mail logs to: cq160@kkn.net
Mail logs to: (none, CQ has asked that all logs be e-mailed)
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3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
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>From dhenderson at arrl.org Mon Feb 25 11:20:04 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2001 ARRL November Phone Sweepstakes Logs Received
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC035B739D@KAHLESS>
The list of logs received for the 2001 ARRL November Phone Sweepstakes has
been posted at www.arrl.org/contests/claimed
If you find errors please contact me at 860-594-0232 or at n1nd@arrl.org If
you find an omission, please have your numbered receipt available when you
contact me.
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Mon Feb 25 11:53:10 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup Logs Received
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC035B73A1@KAHLESS>
The list of Logs Received for the 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup has been posted at
www.arrl.org/contests/claimed
If you find an error, please contact me at n1nd@arrl.org or by phone at
860-594-0232. If your entry is missing, please have available the number
from your automated receipt when you contact me.
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From jmaass at columbus.rr.com Mon Feb 25 14:16:30 2002
From: jmaass@columbus.rr.com (Jeff Maass)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration?
Message-ID: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDMEBMEBAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
Thanks to all the folks who have sent pictures (or links to pictures)
of their SO2R stations. Some good ideas out there!
I needed to break away from work for a few minutes, and
updated my plans a bit.
See them at:
http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/Radio/K8ND_SO2R.htm
Additional discussion/ideas are welcomed!
73,
Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>From AA4NC at aol.com Mon Feb 25 14:30:26 2002
From: AA4NC@aol.com (AA4NC@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: [PVRC] Re: [PVRC] spotting
Message-ID: <a8.7256709.29abead2@aol.com>
I have "no dog in the hunt" as far as the packet vs. no packet debate in this
contest, but I do believe an interesting occurence has happened with the N2RM
claimed win using no packet.
First off, I join others in applauding the N2RM effort. These guys won against
the "conventional wisdom" odds. They used the strengths of their station (ample
number/quality of ops and same band receive ability) to beat the packet system.
The other major advantage that they had was very visible to us on the DX end of
this contest. While most all the big gun multis sat in the huge packet
generated pileups, N2RM worked us when we were begging for QSOs. Multiply this
by 600 plus multipliers and there's the margin of victory. Those packet induced
pileups can really slow you down. I also didn't hear N2RM trying to work
"8P6JA" (our call was busted several times on packet spots) as a lot of the
other big multis did. This shows me that a lot of the stations are too
dependent on packet and they are blindly shooting spots.
I doubt that my normally undermanned M/S operations will be able to turn off
the packet any time soon, but I hope to learn from N2RM. We should not rely
solely on packet for multipliers, and we should actually look at the spots
before pushing the packet shoot button...
73,
Will
AA4NC / W4MR
8P9JA in ARRL DX
>From whhendrick at dmacc.cc.ia.us Mon Feb 25 14:07:14 2002
From: whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us (William H Hendrick)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
For any of the contesters that use a FT1000MP:
Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Bill, N0AC
*****************************
William Hendrick
whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us
Amateur radio: N0AC
whhendrick@mchsi.com
*****************************
>From w8ji at contesting.com Mon Feb 25 20:32:40 2002
From: w8ji@contesting.com (Tom Rauch)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <3C7A9F68.7124.596AF4B@localhost>
> Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
The pin spacing and size is very close, but a tiny bit different than
all the other DIN plugs in the world.
I spent about 30 hours looking for a replacement, and the only
source I found is Yaesu.
You can tweak the pins with needle nose pliers and force a regular
DIN in, but it doesn't fit quite right!
I've heard rumors some people push really really hard and manage
to get a DIN plug in, but I was always afraid to try it!
Call Yaesu, save yourself grief.
73, Tom W8JI
W8JI@contesting.com
>From k8cc at mediaone.net Mon Feb 25 23:05:17 2002
From: k8cc@mediaone.net (k8cc)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020225230251.00a27ee0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
At 02:07 PM 2/25/02 -0600, William H Hendrick wrote:
>Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
>bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Bill,
The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across the
side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not fit
(however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
Fortunately, I have a little electronic store a few miles away who (for
some reason) carries the right 8 -pin DIN. I know Amateur Electronic
Supply also carries these special 8-pin DINs as well.
73,
Dave/K8CC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Feb 25 20:31:54 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020225202745.023b9850@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
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Newington, CT 06111
USA
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PY3MM @ZX5J 79 28 2 6,636 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/40 HP
C6AKQ (N4BP) 1283 60 30 230,940 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
4U1ITU (OM3CGN 1146 58 199,404
HA8IB 961 59 169,920 HA-DX
OM0M (OM0WR) 900 59 20 159,300
GW7X (GW3NJW) 892 57 30 152,532 CONTEST CAMBRIA
S57UN 634 54 102,708 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 QRP
S57KRI @S57IIO 12 7 3 252 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 LP
C6A/K7RE 958 59 25 169,389
PA5AT 282 31 15 26,226
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 726 54 117,612 RRDXA
TM2Y (F5MZN) 692 52 22 107,952
EA8ZS 599 54 96,228 GALDAR CONTEST CLUB
YT6A 485 48 69,840 SKY CONTEST CLUB
S59CAB (S57MW) 519 43 66,951 ZCC&CCS
SP8BRQ 409 42 51,534
OK1RK 348 39 40,716
SN8F 337 39 39,429
UA6LV 297 43 38,313
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
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DX M/2 HP
OH0R 029/015 144/035 398/053 1423/059 1231/060 1318/059
LY7Z 080/022 232/040 603/054 1108/059 1072/058 1084/058
ES6Q @ES5 005/005 120/025 700/057 1300/059 1100/059 1100/059
RM6A @RN6 059/020 174/032 547/056 1200/059 903/058 910/059
SK3W @SK3 035/016 254/041 392/057 842/057 735/057 668/056
YZ7A @YU7 034/014 163/030 378/047 709/058 704/057 668/056
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DX M/M HP
9A1A 258/035 557/046 55/059 1348/059 1426/059 1374/058
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DX M/S LP
M3S 000/000 29/015 91/028 138/034 127/035 165/039
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DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P 305/048 538/059 695/061 1011/061 1252/061 1294/061
ZF2NT 354/050 607/054 784/058 1018/059 1141/058 1162/059
ZF1A 446/056 657/058 662/058 761/060 972/059 1128/059
KL7Y 094/026 358/052 564/057 851/058 1016/057 1275/059
OM7M 101/029 267/041 488/054 849/058 669/057 900/058
SN8V @SP8 002/002 174/031 301/044 789/055 586/057 687/057
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DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1 001/001 52/021 209/039 491/057 346/052 429/054
V31AH 000/000 252/049 205/041 291/048 335/052 371/040
KL7AC 000/000 /000 10/006 175/046 296/047 492/052
SP5DDJ 000/000 15/009 55/018 165/041 203/044 246/052
3V8SM (DL 000/000 10/007 26/013 113/039 163/043 301/046
DK2GZ 000/000 12/007 59/024 132/038 138/041 193/048
7L4IOU 000/000 21/008 70/023 123/038 128/040 141/040
DF1DX 000/000 7/006 30/015 98/035 98/033 182/044
F5NOD 000/000 1/001 13/009 86/035 71/033 43/025
G4EHT 000/000 /000 15/009 6/004 14/013 12/009
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DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2G 224/043 463/057 629/059 685/059 925/059 1040/059
VP5GA (N2 292/051 390/055 633/058 655/060 728/058 879/058
XE1/N6AN 000/000 398/053 469/052 390/057 678/057 786/057
PJ7/ND5S 237/041 325/050 378/048 239/048 531/053 550/056
EA7GTF 010/009 51/020 363/050 518/053 584/055 828/057
KH0/JM1LR 000/000 23/010 301/045 395/053 545/052 828/055
9A7P (9A6 000/000 67/020 211/040 600/054 408/054 509/054
OK1DSZ 002/002 173/028 127/037 391/051 360/051 471/053
DL6RAI (F 000/000 12/008 77/029 336/050 531/056 508/057
LZ1ABC 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
EA3KU 000/000 10/009 74/023 233/046 421/054 370/050
C6AGS (KI 000/000 42/022 40/024 268/048 415/050 201/045
LY2MW 000/000 75/022 140/030 233/044 216/046 248/046
HB9ARF 003/003 62/020 99/030 206/043 244/049 268/046
4N1FG 000/000 43/018 192/041 204/038 212/043 231/048
PA3AAV 001/001 14/009 94/036 108/033 93/035 210/051
EA1WX 000/000 20/013 58/020 170/044 141/041 117/037
ON5UM 000/000 40/018 70/027 98/031 120/040 146/044
G4PIQ 001/001 42/017 65/023 124/035 105/034 129/040
OH3IR 000/000 /000 36/020 50/023 125/035 113/035
HB9DTM 000/000 /000 27/015 95/033 31/021 184/036
OH1BOI 000/000 9/007 26/016 95/032 62/030 94/033
OM7RC 000/000 /000 19/013 97/033 95/032 97/031
LY1DS 000/000 /000 28/014 53/026 34/020 199/045
HL1/WX8C 000/000 /000 /000 75/032 88/037 122/040
OZ0RS 000/000 /000 7/004 76/029 58/025 111/034
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 9/009 85/036 111/049 /000
SV1NA/SV9 000/000 /000 /000 27/006 144/025 306/036
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DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6 144/041 380/050 546/057 942/058 1220/058 1031/057
FG/YL2KL 141/036 520/054 529/055 875/057 914/059 935/059
TM5C (F6A 161/032 302/046 428/052 807/060 1032/057 975/059
WP2Z (N2N 207/043 362/052 406/054 628/054 863/057 875/057
G4BUO 119/027 349/042 395/054 814/057 777/057 1077/058
S53O 019/013 200/037 381/049 985/058 709/055 907/058
DL1IAO 081/021 175/034 331/047 749/059 697/057 815/057
DL4MCF 022/011 119/032 346/049 802/057 632/052 816/058
KL7WV (W3 111/039 388/053 330/051 349/054 279/052 595/053
8S2F (SM2 001/001 44/023 178/043 461/056 960/058 538/052
7S2E (SM2 000/000 55/022 252/046 560/057 459/054 734/055
9H1ZA 003/003 210/035 399/050 480/054 340/053 421/055
RK4FF 046/024 234/036 234/042 344/049 322/046 355/054
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DX SOAB(A) LP
YL2PN 000/000 /000 60/019 23/010 104/035 170/039
SM5AJV 000/000 6/004 10/007 52/024 24/014 26/018
SV1XV 000/000 /000 /000 13/009 18/015 17/017
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DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2E 151/040 494/053 457/054 726/058 1075/058 1297/059
OM5AW 002/002 75/024 241/040 530/055 388/052 511/057
9A2RD 000/000 39/017 189/038 377/054 373/053 362/055
OE8CIQ 000/000 /000 51/019 372/050 346/053 323/053
S55OO 000/000 20/010 20/012 35/016 25/016 /000
Teams:
RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
N5DX, K5GO
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Feb 25 20:33:04 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020225202736.023bc4b0@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/2 HP
N2RM 6933 576 48 11,980,224 FRC
K1KI 6329 577 48 10,946,844 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3RS 6414 567 48 10,910,214 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W4AN 6511 552 48 10,778,904 SECC
K4JA 5992 571 48 10,264,000 PVRC
K8LX 5216 500 48 7,824,000
KB1H 4306 522 6,738,498 YANKKE CLIPPER CONTE
N4RV 4009 517 48 6,207,102 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W5KFT 4088 502 48 6,097,794
N0IJ 3299 464 4,592,208 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K2RD 1914 495 28 2,842,290 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
KC1XX 9176 645 17,747,820
W3LPL 9038 651 48 17,651,214 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K3LR 9109 632 17,242,224 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K9NS 8486 623 48 15,806,133 SMC
K1XM @W1KM 7963 605 48 14,449,215 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K1RX 7429 596 13,275,900 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4MYA 6955 588 48 12,229,812 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
NY4A @N4AF 6973 574 48 11,959,290 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K8CC 6607 571 48 11,317,791 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
K5GO 6078 552 48 10,065,168 OZARKS CONTEST CLUB
W0AIH 6141 544 10,000,896
K3NM 5776 558 48 9,669,024 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K4NNN 5472 551 9,027,033 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N3AD 4657 511 48 7,137,648 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N6RO 4987 474 7,065,918 RIVER CITY CONTESTER
K3ANS 4247 488 48 6,200,040 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W2CG 3541 471 4,996,368 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
K8AZ 4360 528 48 6,900,000 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K1IR 4004 512 48 6,150,144 YANKEE CLIPPER CC
AA2FB 3584 484 40 5,204,198 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N0NI 3538 494 5,200,000
N0DY 3262 445 48 4,340,085 EASTERN IOWA DX ASSO
N5YA 2837 425 48 3,610,800 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
AA2WN @W2YC 2500 7491 41 3,520,770 FRC
K2UG @KY2J 2345 454 48 3,193,890 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
WN9O 2407 436 44 3,147,048 SMC
K9SD 2736 379 46 3,105,147 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
K0MP 2403 426 48 3,056,976 MILE HIGH DX ASSN
K2SX 2197 413 33 2,722,083 ORDER OF BOILED OWLS
W7CT 2398 365 48 2,588,589 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
K0TV 1890 405 43 2,292,705 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE7UF 2081 349 41 2,133,786 BCDX CLUB
VE3HG 1667 406 47 2,030,406
N3BNA 1531 355 1,629,450 FRC
KK1L 1494 295 1,321,305 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA4V 776 244 12 566,568 CAROLINAS DX ASSOCIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 1651 376 1,861,200 SMC
K2DM 1501 308 40 1,386,924 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N4KG 1324 325 38 1,290,900
VA3TTT 1114 284 40 938,000 U_VE CLUB TORONTO
W9WI 1020 268 818,472 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
N7IR 1009 265 43 802,155 CENTRAL AZ DX ASSOCI
N0UR 1090 240 28 784,800 MWA
N9CIQ 922 264 19 730,224 MN WIRELESS
N7OU 1007 240 36 725,040 WVDXC
W9SE 798 261 624,834 SMC
K7MM 745 236 24 527,460
KG5U 649 200 388,800 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
K8ZT 441 202 262,398 CUYAHOGA FALLS ARC
W2ENY 300 134 120,600 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
NQ7X 333 117 14 116,883
N9NE 274 125 18 102,750
VA7NT 225 106 71,550
W1SA 204 85 52,020
W3SE 55 41 5 6,642 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
K7SV 2359 420 42 2,972,340 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N2NT 2746 360 40 2,962,440 FRC - :: HT
KS1J 2607 372 45 2,908,296 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N4TZ @N4TZ/9 2545 371 2,832,585 SMC
K1VUT 2627 355 46 2,797,755 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K0SR @W0ZT 2484 349 42 2,600,748 MWA
N8AA 2188 393 2,577,294 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K8EP 2239 339 42 2,275,029
K1VR 2010 372 2,243,160 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N6MJ 2183 342 41 2,197,692 SCCC
N4YDU 2054 351 36 2,162,862 PVRC
N5AW 1880 376 41 2,120,640 CTDXCC
NY3A 2328 284 40 1,980,900 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K4OGG 2060 317 1,959,060 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
K3PH 1921 328 31 1,890,264 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WO4O 1625 369 1,793,340 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
VE5ZX 1766 320 42 1,695,360
W1WAI 1639 332 30 1,632,444 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4AA 1385 367 1,524,885 FCG
K1VSJ 1520 334 33 1,523,040 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3FR 1556 310 37 1,447,080 WEEKEND WARRIORS CON
KA1IS 1438 320 30 1,378,560
K4EU 1325 325 30 1,291,875 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K7ED (WA0RJY) 1540 273 36 1,251,432 WWDXC
K5IID 1284 319 38 1,228,788 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NA0N 1527 268 26 1,227,708 MWA
KV8Q 1312 309 1,216,224
K1HT 1272 311 1,186,776 YCCC
K0RI 1192 317 1,133,592
W0ETT 1247 302 1,127,970 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K9MMS 1227 300 1,104,300 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
VE5SF 1332 249 973,341 REGINA AMATEUR RADIO
K8IR 1085 282 36 917,910 BAY AREA WIRELESS AS
N7LOX 1174 249 28 877,725 WWDXC
VE3BW 1069 273 36 875,511 NFIDXA
NA4K 1038 256 15 797,184 TCG
N5MF 979 268 18 787,116
KI7Y 972 256 746,496 WVDXC
K8GT 905 273 36 741,195 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NF4A 1000 247 741,000 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N0FP 815 254 32 621,030 MN WIRELESS ASSOC
VE3GFN 860 239 19 616,620
K1IB 937 220 616,440 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE6ZT 809 245 590,940
N0HJZ 679 286 18 582,582 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
WN6K 913 187 29 512,193 SCCC
NG3K 715 227 21 486,915
W9AU 718 225 13 484,650 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
N6PE 691 226 25 468,498
N4VI 732 206 14 452,376 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
VO1WET 781 184 15 422,832
NS3T 562 241 19 406,326
VE7FO 717 187 398,871
KN0V 660 195 386,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N5XZ 604 204 17 369,648 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
N3GJ 559 211 353,847
KN4Y 600 186 25 334,800 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
KK7X 526 187 20 296,086
N1CC 463 203 19 281,967 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K1TEO 472 174 6 246,384
VE9DX 284 284 5 241,968
AE4Y 385 176 10 203,280 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
NG7Z 451 144 16 193,104 REDMOND TOP KEY CONT
WA3SES 398 160 8 191,040
WA7AVL 418 140 175,560 WWDXC
NX9T 352 157 10 164,850 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W7GTO 384 163,584 WWDXC
W9SZ 317 151 7 143,601 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W3/OM2KI 259 133 103,341
W4/VE3BUC 287 109 11 93,849
KG4PYM 205 94 57,810
N7XY 151 93 6 42,129 WWDXC
WA6BOB 168 82 6 41,082
N7CZ 157 72 33,912
K8KHZ 107 69 7 22,149 MRRC
K2CC (KC2BMG) 105 51 12,852 CLARKSON U AMATEUR R
WB0TRA 83 50 30 12,450 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K1EP/6 89 45 11,880
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4PA) 4527 465 48 6,306,795
K1DG 4059 471 46 5,735,367 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA1K 4077 432 48 5,283,792 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W9RE 4033 437 48 5,140,000 SMC
K1ZZ 3974 425 42 5,066,850 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W1WEF 3737 443 4,966,473 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N2IC 3966 420 48 4,930,380
K2UA 3968 406 4,831,806 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K3CR (LZ4AX) 3408 441 48 4,508,784 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
VY2SS (K6LA) 3648 410 48 4,487,040 SCCC
K3ZO 3787 381 42 4,328,541 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
VA3UZ @VE3OI 3304 427 42 4,196,556 U-VE CONTEST CLUB
KR1G 3505 396 45 4,021,380 YANKEE SPELLING CLIP
K8GL 2914 418 43 3,654,000 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
W6EEN (N6RT) 2970 396 41 3,528,360 SCCC
K0EJ 3169 364 43 3,460,548 TCG
K5NA 3254 345 45 3,350,295 CTDXCC
N4ZR 2895 384 40 3,335,040 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W2FU 2782 398 3,321,708 ROCHESTER DX ASSOCIA
N3BB 3081 356 43 3,290,508 CTDXCC
N9CK 2847 377 39 3,217,695 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W7GG 2707 369 43 2,999,905 WVDXC
K9MA 2628 367 43 2,893,428 SMC
WC1M 2748 343 29 2,824,605 YCCC
AD5Q 2431 380 41 2,771,340
W2XL 2459 352 42 2,595,648 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
K3MD 2180 393 31 2,570,220 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K8DX 2587 323 24 2,505,834 NCC
N2GC 2125 380 37 2,422,500 YCCC
N6TV 2344 330 36 2,320,560 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
K5YAA 2112 343 31 2,171,190 OKLAHOMA DX ASSN
WA2VYA 1938 364 43 2,116,296 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KC7V 2145 326 42 2,097,810 CENTRAL ARIZONA DX A
N5RG 1956 358 2,095,374 NTCC
NT1N 1635 367 20 1,792,428 YCCC
W1ECT 1870 293 22 1,642,851 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4SAA 1416 325 39 1,377,675 FCG
K1GU 1537 294 36 1,355,634 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K6VO (K6NR) 1545 284 32 1,312,932
N3UM 1594 263 27 1,257,666 PVRC
N8SM 1504 274 21 1,236,288 NTCC
K0OU 1300 311 1,212,900 SMC WEST
N6HR 1200 334 26 1,202,400 WWDXC
K3II 1,076,376
K7NV 1190 296 25 1,056,720 NCCC
KU8E 1122 311 1,046,826 MRRC
K1PQS 1208 265 28 960,360
W0ZQ 1025 302 928,650 MWA
KO7X @KI7WX 1109 269 16 894,963 PVRC
W4BQF 1105 225 744,525 PVRC
N6HC 915 259 21 710,955 SCCC
KA2MGE 813 270 658,530
N5QQ @KD5REC 949 220 15 624,360 NTCC
N1RR 1169 178 12 624,000 YANKEE CLIPPER SPELL
W6MVW 710 246 25 523,980 SO CALIFORNIA CONTES
K2UOP 539 228 12 368,676 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
KW4DA 826 135 333,720
K6LRN 402 207 18 249,642 NORTHERN CALIF DX CL
WX3B 478 173 247,563 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K6SE 463 171 15 237,519
W0TY 431 1287 218,790
VE7QO 410 148 192,192 BC DX CLUB
AD4L 225 135 91,125 PVRC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8QZA) 786 230 542,340
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 1789 339 32 1,810,260 WWDXC
N2CQ 1105 337 1,117,155 FRC
VE1OP 1105 328 25 1,087,320
N9XX 1028 335 1,033,140 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
AK4XX 988 307 35 909,948
N6WS 798 332 794,808 SCCC
N6MW 625 305 571,875
N3SD 614 293 539,706 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
AE4RO 468 254 21 356,616 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
K0UK 616 180 332,640 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K8AJS 414 262 14 325,404 WAYNE AMATEUR RADIO
NA2U 980 104 24 305,760 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VE4YU 490 177 15 260,190
WA7YAZ 348 175 182,700
K4WW 400 114 11 136,800 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
W2RDS 231 145 7 100,485 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WA4PXP @W4MQ 136 82 10 33,538
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 4562 524 48 7,171,464 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KI1G 3339 503 28 5,024,970 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA3B 3206 463 41 4,453,134 FRC
W2RE 3039 486 44 4,430,862 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
KQ3F 3282 443 42 4,361,778 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7/DL3OI @W7ZQ 3311 419 48 4,161,927
N1EU 2567 522 35 4,019,922 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W2UP 2610 457 22 3,576,939 FRC
NO2R 2336 506 3,541,494 FRANKFORD
W4NF 2478 456 39 3,389,904 PVRC
W6XR 2226 489 3,265,542 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
NQ4I 2268 458 30 3,051,000 SECC
N8BJQ 2244 415 2,791,290 SWODX
W1GD 2120 413 34 2,626,680
W2GDJ 2220 396 35 2,612,412 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N4GG 1654 449 34 2,227,938 PVRC
W3YY 1490 405 1,810,350 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N6CW 1552 336 1,564,416 SCCC
N3ZA 1117 402 1,347,102 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N2CY 1237 326 30 1,209,786 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7OM 1337 296 27 1,180,000 WWDXC
WE9V 1067 364 18 1,162,980 SMC
W6TK 1143 330 1,129,590 SCCC
K2ONP 1284 283 23 1,086,720 YCCC
W7VV 1319 270 21 1,067,580 WWDXC
K1JN 1015 341 25 1,038,345 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W3IQ 1012 282 856,152 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K6RIM 708 323 684,114 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KT0R 890 238 10 634,746 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8KM 633 334 634,266 NCC
K0KX 700 301 11 632,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8PW 771 258 595,206 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
NE9Z 400 257 28 308,400 JHAARC
K3PP 353 202 7 213,918 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 LP
W7ZR 37 103 23 258,633 DESERT RATS CONTEST
KT0K 853 83 16 211,650 LINCOLN ARC
WX6V 499 83 18 124,251 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ND4AA 440 85 16 112,200 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
VE3IAY 442 82 108,732
VE7NS 147 42 18,522
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 2081 109 30 680,487 PVRC
K9NW @K9UWA 1857 110 612,810 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
N9AG @N8NR 1694 117 26 594,594 SWODXA
N7KU (NJ6D) 1433 107 26 456,141
W6YA 1219 112 26 409,248 SCCC
K7BG 1353 93 377,487 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
VE6BF @VE6JY 1184 103 347,625 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
VO1MP 1017 96 292,896
W6KK @W6KP 499 74 110,778 SCCC
VE3STT 235 46 32,430
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 QRP
K6III 144 49 21,168 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KI0II 100 44 5 13,200 GMCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 LP
VE3MQW 756 101 229,068
WA1FCN 769 97 223,779 Y C C C
AE0Q @K0HM 544 88 142,560 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 HP
VE6JY (TI2WGO) 1936 108 42 610,740 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K5MR 1601 110 36 528,330 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K4OAQ 1695 102 31 517,752
W7UT 1084 120 30 389,880 UTAH'S DIXIE DX & CO
W8FT (AA8UP) 1147 99 29 340,659 MRRC
WF3J 1054 102 322,524 PVRC
K7JJ 461 85 16 117,555 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 LP
VE3OSZ 34 28 2,856
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 HP
W8TOP (W8UVZ) 94 51 10 14,076
NX5M 37 28 5 3,108 CTDXCC
N0TT 32 27 2,592 KCDX CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 LP
AK6R 290 65 15 56,550 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 HP
W7WA 1867 106 594,024 WWADXC
W5MX 1618 114 32 552,330 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
VE6EX @VE6JY 1501 98 42 399,840 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K0FX 570 95 12 162,165 GRAND MESA CONTEST C
K7ABV 456 92 18 125,580 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 LP
W4IDX 203 62 6 37,758 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 HP
KT3Y 1344 97 391,104 PVRC
N4PN 1215 98 354,270 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N7DD 880 105 24 277,000
W5AO @W5TM 966 93 269,514 OKDXA
VE6WQ @VE6JY 808 98 236,678 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
WB9Z 853 85 217,515 SMC
K4TX 366 63 68,985 PVRC
K7OX 246 58 8 42,804 NONE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 LP
WN3VAW 65 36 12 7,020 WIRELESS ASSOCIATION
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 HP
W1MK 1020 85 28 260,100 YCCC
K1PX 392 64 16 75,264
K8AQM 318 71 67,734 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
AD4Z 258 66 51,084 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
K3SV 205 51 7 31,059 PVRC
W5TM 51 32 3 4,896 OKDXA
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
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NA M/2 HP
N2RM 115/045 655/080 107/093 1640/116 1628/124 1788/118
K1KI 097/052 633/081 898/097 1510/115 1510/119 1681/113
N3RS 077/045 287/072 89/095 1507/116 1768/120 1686/119
W4AN 063/043 384/074 80/097 1446/116 1728/110 1810/112
K4JA 119/053 524/076 807/095 1458/115 1463/121 1620/111
K8LX 027/023 172/065 697/087 1416/102 1339/116 1565/107
KB1H 059/033 426/077 481/085 1137/106 1046/112 1157/109
N4RV 067/045 161/070 449/086 874/099 1249/114 1209/103
W5KFT 024/021 167/063 624/094 867/105 1272/110 1134/109
N0IJ 019/015 74/048 276/074 939/108 934/110 1057/109
K2RD 053/040 130/062 261/084 526/102 410/103 534/104
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NA M/M HP
W3LPL 192/062 977/091 452/107 2326/132 2054/133 2037/126
K9NS 138/057 503/084 332/105 2213/125 2266/127 2034/125
K1XM @W1K 142/054 993/091 293/099 2114/122 1740/122 1681/117
W4MYA 101/051 544/084 824/095 1872/120 1914/120 1700/118
NY4A @N4A 071/048 513/074 293/100 1800/116 1646/122 1650/114
K8CC 057/038 470/080 948/097 1802/120 1733/121 1597/115
K5GO 039/031 223/071 967/098 1620/117 1725/120 1504/115
K3NM 064/042 436/074 956/098 1564/120 1371/112 1385/112
N3AD 041/033 208/067 844/092 1203/107 1259/112 1102/100
N6RO 058/020 219/047 848/088 1459/112 1368/110 1035/097
K3ANS 061/037 188/070 569/081 1259/097 1135/101 1035/102
W2CG 015/013 172/059 285/083 1077/101 909/107 1083/108
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NA M/S HP
K8AZ 041/036 110/071 678/088 1314/111 942/111 1275/111
K1IR 049/038 374/075 736/092 1006/102 942/108 897/097
AA2FB 042/034 188/064 518/086 1014/101 767/100 1055/099
N0NI 021/018 71/055 483/089 1008/109 979/109 976/114
N0DY 017/015 65/052 307/077 911/097 906/102 1045/102
N5YA 011/008 67/046 192/071 957/103 631/093 979/104
AA2WN @W2 055/065 156/468 262/780 691/070 628/884 708/124
K2UG @KY2 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WN9O 010/008 82/055 205/075 632/094 647/103 831/101
K9SD 018/013 102/051 234/061 876/074 774/088 732/092
K0MP 009/008 45/033 474/089 565/090 433/102 877/104
K2SX 036/028 138/053 301/068 477/078 515/087 730/099
W7CT 008/006 47/018 446/069 612/089 672/094 613/089
K0TV 049/029 110/055 278/076 383/078 572/086 498/081
VE7UF 012/012 111/027 292/049 605/082 499/091 562/088
VE3HG 011/010 76/048 184/072 361/089 435/091 600/096
N3BNA 001/001 86/048 308/067 447/078 313/085 375/076
KK1L 004/004 36/034 121/049 344/078 303/061 686/069
AA4V 044/027 62/032 75/034 100/041 178/043 317/067
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NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 010/009 37/028 223/070 404/088 458/086 519/095
K2DM 012/009 74/036 178/057 358/066 377/070 502/070
N4KG 007/007 77/041 184/063 286/071 317/071 453/072
VA3TTT 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W9WI 001/001 9/007 90/044 234/067 308/074 378/075
N7IR 006/005 29/012 147/049 231/061 285/069 311/069
N0UR 000/000 8/007 23/019 236/063 352/072 471/079
N9CIQ 000/000 12/012 24/021 206/069 288/078 392/084
N7OU 005/004 34/010 81/028 181/056 305/075 401/067
W9SE 000/000 20/018 80/042 204/064 254/068 240/069
K7MM 003/003 9/008 55/034 176/060 225/069 277/062
KG5U 000/000 7/006 25/018 176/052 235/068 206/056
K8ZT 000/000 3/003 49/027 117/051 144/062 128/059
W2ENY 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
NQ7X 000/000 /000 4/004 71/032 106/034 152/047
VA7NT 000/000 3/002 38/017 61/028 89/049 34/010
W1SA 000/000 /000 101/041 103/044 /000 /000
W3SE 000/000 /000 21/010 16/014 18/017 /000
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NA SOAB LP
K7SV 040/033 124/054 383/073 493/082 417/087 902/091
N2NT 019/018 153/047 355/064 784/076 674/081 761/074
KS1J 019/018 124/052 381/068 736/073 662/079 6884/082
N4TZ @N4T 024/019 110/052 210/057 775/078 572/078 854/087
K1VUT 021/017 96/044 560/073 452/063 641/080 857/078
K0SR @W0Z 000/000 37/025 173/063 726/080 713/096 835/085
N8AA 018/013 108/051 206/066 576/088 563/088 717/087
K8EP 017/014 124/046 243/063 494/064 629/079 732/073
K1VR 036/027 151/053 401/066 386/069 407/079 629/078
N6MJ 000/000 53/019 239/057 554/089 651/092 686/085
N4YDU 032/026 110/046 276/062 405/063 487/076 744/078
N5AW 013/012 65/041 182/067 369/079 432/086 819/091
NY3A 007/006 52/033 184/049 751/064 510/069 824/063
K4OGG 015/012 71/038 212/058 735/065 606/072 421/072
K3PH 005/005 61/039 210/056 472/082 614/076 559/070
WO4O 031/023 94/051 164/061 462/081 390/078 484/075
VE5ZX 005/004 21/019 118/047 404/079 539/085 679/086
W1WAI 014/012 99/048 186/064 330/060 515/072 495/076
W4AA 016/013 97/051 243/069 325/082 356/079 348/073
K1VSJ 000/000 61/039 147/059 332/079 419/073 561/084
N3FR 000/000 66/037 142/060 393/076 447/068 508/069
KA1IS 021/020 83/043 119/055 302/054 524/080 389/068
K4EU 000/000 30/022 149/057 327/082 319/081 500/083
K7ED (WA0 003/003 41/010 194/043 472/071 414/074 416/072
K5IID 000/000 69/041 126/054 271/068 325/077 493/079
NA0N 004/003 25/020 46/035 245/061 573/080 634/069
KV8Q 000/000 32/022 160/059 290/074 324/076 506/078
K1HT 013/011 58/027 153/055 271/071 326/069 451/078
K0RI 010/008 51/027 120/052 268/071 342/082 401/077
W0ETT 001/001 21/018 149/059 301/071 338/078 437/075
K9MMS 007/006 55/036 141/052 237/067 340/075 447/064
VE5SF 000/000 10/003 116/041 429/071 377/069 400/065
K8IR 002/002 21/019 95/042 256/072 319/074 392/073
N7LOX 006/004 24/014 50/027 361/063 335/068 398/073
VE3BW 000/000 45/026 75/037 194/060 261/074 494/076
NA4K 002/002 24/020 100/046 271/052 264/072 377/064
N5MF 000/000 /000 /000 255/084 256/089 468/095
KI7Y 000/000 46/020 71/028 226/057 317/075 312/076
K8GT 003/003 28/022 87/043 217/066 249/067 321/072
NF4A 001/001 56/032 148/050 134/042 324/065 337/057
N0FP 007/006 21/021 78/046 182/055 231/067 296/059
VE3GFN 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
K1IB 000/000 10/008 67/032 161/053 293/065 406/062
N0HJZ 000/000 13/012 63/049 128/072 202/076 273/077
WN6K 000/000 7/007 23/012 180/041 314/059 389/068
NG3K 000/000 /000 73/042 206/060 157/056 279/069
W9AU 000/000 17/014 54/030 168/051 242/069 237/061
N6PE 004/003 17/014 50/032 160/055 215/058 245/064
N4VI 000/000 /000 67/041 222/050 204/058 239/057
VO1WET 000/000 48/022 46/027 162/049 262/043 263/043
NS3T 000/000 17/016 116/046 138/056 155/064 136/059
VE7FO 001/001 18/005 50/018 190/052 178/059 280/052
KN0V 000/000 8/008 42/025 160/044 228/062 222/056
N5XZ 000/000 4/004 31/019 155/056 198/064 216/061
N3GJ 000/000 8/007 100/043 140/052 157/056 154/053
KN4Y 001/001 /000 47/028 145/047 160/052 247/058
KK7X 000/000 /000 /000 156/064 190/070 180/053
N1CC 000/000 2/002 88/043 120/055 88/047 165/056
K1TEO 000/000 /000 /000 85/049 145/055 242/070
VE9DX 000/000 17/017 43/017 66/066 76/076 82/082
AE4Y 000/000 /000 57/027 102/049 105/052 121/048
WA3SES 000/000 6/005 37/023 128/051 142/049 85/032
NX9T 002/002 8/008 31/023 68/031 115/044 128/049
W3/OM2KI 000/000 /000 1/001 72/036 106/055 80/041
W4/VE3BUC 000/000 /000 /000 28/020 103/042 156/047
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WA6BOB 000/000 /000 21/007 55/020 58/030 34/025
N7CZ 000/000 9/002 19/008 19/011 21/013 89/038
K8KHZ 000/000 /000 /000 30/016 16/013 61/036
K2CC (KC2 000/000 /000 26/012 27/013 2/002 50/024
WB0TRA 000/000 /000 2/002 8/007 28/016 45/025
K1EP/6 000/000 /000 /000 21/008 42/021 26/016
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NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4P 058/036 340/063 770/086 1261/094 951/093 1147/093
K1DG 057/038 261/061 644/081 859/092 1033/100 1205/099
AA1K 056/035 261/056 637/071 1024/086 1023/097 1076/087
W9RE 020/014 211/065 435/073 1333/100 1015/099 1019/086
K1ZZ 048/036 271/054 591/075 1116/088 901/091 1047/081
W1WEF 054/036 284/054 459/070 1054/097 817/099 1069/087
N2IC 026/017 93/042 519/077 1038/092 999/096 1291/096
K2UA 042/028 165/048 687/072 852/077 886/089 1336/092
K3CR (LZ4 061/038 264/065 539/080 950/084 793/091 801/083
VY2SS (K6 042/030 219/054 482/064 979/090 898/088 1024/084
K3ZO 016/013 235/056 408/064 1030/073 955/089 1143/086
VA3UZ @VE 025/017 126/057 283/066 778/094 1025/098 1067/095
KR1G 042/028 364/058 488/070 1031/087 867/083 713/070
K8GL 021/019 111/054 322/071 639/093 824/090 997/091
W6EEN (N6 012/009 105/036 459/073 720/086 813/100 861/092
K0EJ 022/017 81/050 262/060 925/080 871/081 1008/076
K5NA 013/010 67/039 354/061 844/075 750/083 1226/077
N4ZR 009/009 242/060 318/070 704/078 811/084 811/083
W2FU 032/025 203/053 250/060 608/079 777/094 912/087
N3BB 015/013 90/045 547/077 910/074 545/081 974/066
N9CK 012/011 71/044 215/069 712/084 730/089 1107/080
W7GG 050/012 137/037 447/069 718/084 634/087 713/081
K9MA 011/010 73/042 187/063 772/084 721/083 864/085
WC1M 034/032 232/053 418/062 831/067 606/060 627/069
W2XL 043/032 190/052 334/057 671/069 615/071 606/071
K3MD 017/016 48/035 160/070 561/089 613/092 781/091
K8DX 024/019 271/059 320/060 680/054 484/064 808/067
N2GC 022/019 138/050 338/069 453/079 471/082 703/081
N6TV 016/010 118/034 408/064 858/076 476/077 468/069
K5YAA 012/008 92/046 163/060 413/063 554/083 878/083
WA2VYA 013/012 143/057 271/067 336/081 449/076 726/071
KC7V 025/010 93/036 358/062 444/065 597/082 628/071
N5RG 039/025 79/044 232/062 499/069 438/076 664/082
NT1N 027/023 145/050 167/067 533/078 371/077 392/072
W1ECT 025/021 79/040 176/043 444/061 504/066 641/062
W4SAA 013/010 65/042 161/062 470/060 288/076 416/075
K1GU 005/005 112/044 228/053 351/066 294/063 547/063
K6VO (K6N 014/012 78/039 179/047 312/046 350/067 612/073
N3UM 000/000 117/043 194/043 370/050 409/067 504/060
N8SM 000/000 52/037 278/054 263/065 335/061 576/057
K0OU 000/000 43/025 213/060 364/081 378/077 303/068
K7NV 013/009 38/029 195/053 412/065 272/072 260/068
KU8E 023/018 66/042 120/053 270/057 360/076 283/065
K1PQS 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W0ZQ 000/000 41/033 127/053 277/071 295/076 285/069
KO7X @KI7 020/017 37/025 117/038 150/053 371/068 414/068
N6HC 003/003 21/016 74/040 263/070 255/062 299/068
KA2MGE 000/000 39/028 101/052 170/054 171/066 332/070
N5QQ @KD5 002/002 24/021 61/040 311/046 199/059 353/052
N1RR 000/000 /000 80/023 103/037 421/060 565/058
W6MVW 000/000 /000 88/047 158/060 156/066 308/073
K2UOP 014/013 24/020 68/031 135/054 139/054 159/056
KW4DA 000/000 /000 21/011 171/038 215/038 419/048
K6LRN 001/001 26/021 60/035 105/047 114/060 96/043
WX3B 001/001 24/019 42/027 88/036 61/036 262/054
K6SE 024/012 20/012 68/021 101/043 137/047 113/036
W0TY 001/001 8/008 48/030 136/044 121/048 115/039
VE7QO 000/000 /000 /000 112/043 145/053 153/052
AD4L 000/000 14/012 67/031 61/038 41/031 41/023
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NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8Q 001/001 6/005 63/026 179/059 229/066 308/073
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NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 010/007 58/023 130/047 480/080 512/093 599/089
N2CQ 000/000 86/046 92/039 225/072 335/089 367/091
VE1OP 000/000 18/017 64/049 109/084 107/079 807/099
N9XX 000/000 32/029 84/053 220/075 279/090 413/088
AK4XX 000/000 65/040 150/056 248/070 237/074 288/067
N6WS 000/000 29/018 87/056 155/081 242/090 285/087
N6MW 000/000 43/039 56/044 117/069 183/078 226/075
N3SD 000/000 21/026 70/043 140/074 155/076 208/074
AE4RO 008/008 15/014 20/019 156/066 113/068 156/079
K0UK 004/004 17/005 145/009 141/054 161/062 148/046
K8AJS 000/000 27/024 56/050 135/064 121/063 75/061
NA2U 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 980/104
VE4YU 001/001 14/012 10/008 173/050 151/057 141/049
WA7YAZ 000/000 2/002 22/012 47/034 98/056 179/071
K4WW 000/000 5/005 22/018 62/023 201/036 110/032
W2RDS 000/000 /000 14/014 26/023 92/053 99/055
WA4PXP @W 001/001 2/002 12/010 28/021 11/010 82/038
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NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 058/049 220/068 962/096 1233/103 1010/109 1079/099
AA3B 021/018 224/063 527/086 600/096 832/101 1002/099
W2RE 037/034 206/065 447/086 655/092 731/108 963/101
KQ3F 015/015 70/052 502/084 1036/092 755/097 904/103
W7/DL3OI 013/011 44/037 286/077 1171/099 753/098 1044/097
N1EU 048/048 120/069 299/083 424/102 832/112 844/108
W2UP 033/032 155/063 397/079 862/095 492/094 671/094
NO2R 064/050 138/067 232/077 495/098 649/106 758/108
W4NF 033/027 148/060 355/078 549/095 535/098 858/098
W6XR 045/036 104/063 341/088 399/097 576/105 761/100
NQ4I 030/028 124/061 213/077 578/092 521/093 794/099
N8BJQ 021/020 112/050 191/065 393/087 603/092 924/101
W1GD 028/023 112/052 185/067 619/089 548/091 628/091
W2GDJ 017/014 57/041 105/043 814/099 653/101 554/098
N4GG 043/035 146/065 202/073 380/089 417/098 466/089
W3YY 025/021 157/062 204/070 273/082 410/080 421/090
N6CW 000/000 31/020 228/067 435/077 365/087 493/085
N3ZA 024/022 72/053 116/061 281/091 255/085 369/090
N2CY 000/000 1/001 144/060 304/085 355/088 433/092
WE9V 007/007 40/036 110/059 157/082 261/090 492/090
W6TK 000/000 48/023 150/058 348/080 291/088 306/081
K2ONP 026/024 49/036 178/049 372/053 331/063 328/058
W7VV 000/000 /000 161/045 615/083 263/076 280/066
K1JN 011/010 76/045 142/061 168/069 249/075 369/081
W3IQ 000/000 /000 119/053 236/069 292/078 365/082
K6RIM 005/004 32/018 93/051 184/078 168/084 226/088
N8KM 007/007 48/038 86/056 167/076 142/073 183/084
K0KX 000/000 60/038 139/054 148/063 132/063 221/083
N8PW 001/001 40/027 82/042 175/057 248/071 225/060
NE9Z 006/005 32/026 36/025 103/064 103/070 120/067
K3PP 002/002 12/012 44/032 58/040 62/052 175/064
Teams:
RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
N5DX, K5GO
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Feb 25 20:45:02 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020225204450.023be990@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 31.2002
E-mail logs to: cq160@kkn.net
Mail logs to: (none, CQ has asked that all logs be e-mailed)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX Multi-Op LP
SN8V @SP8YMM 64 0 30 9,810
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX Multi-Op HP
KG4DZ 3430 3,231,060
EI7M 546 29 44 248,500
4O6A @YT6A 550 18 52 221,600
G3UEG 417 20 51 20 166,700
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX SO HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 704 32 57 398,097
SV8CS 664 19 57 270,028
OH0NL 454 6 52 141,346 CONTEST CLUB FINLAND
LY2FY 433 7 20 141,215 KTU RC
LY2TA @LY7Z 114 10 41 4 33,864
G3SVL 66 6 29 4 12,985
XE2AC 23 8 3 3 1,221
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE Multi-Op HP
N8TR 1068 58 32 33 234,000
AA1K 531 51 28 11 113,602
K3WW 482 46 12 12 66,758
K3OO 219 17 38 32,285
K3OOO 159 34 6 14,720
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO
VE3RCN 42 20 3,900
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO QRP
W0ETC 341 50 3 38,531
KR0B (KS0T) 287 50 3 12 33,125
VA3TTT 104 28 1 14,558
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO LP
VA3RU 478 54 12 154,572
K1PX 773 57 10 24 115,106
AC0W 518 53 7 14 68,640
K0UK 328 51 4 40,700 GRAND MESA
K1JT 172 37 6 10 16,684
N8PY 128 123 5 8 11,560
W3MF 139 34 2 3 11,088
N4CW 50 26 0 2,834
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO HP
VA3KA @VE3QAA 717 57 30 317,898
W4MYA 1177 58 41 27 306,603
VE3PN 680 56 30 22 297,818
WB9Z 1409 58 31 27 297,171
N4UK 1022 57 34 232,232
N3HBX 889 56 24 173,760
K9NR 952 57 19 164,236
K4JNY 838 54 21 143,775
K0DU 739 54 14 25 112,880
W5PR 656 52 20 112,104
NX9T 696 52 17 108,261
K8DX 477 48 25 96,944
K2UOP 602 52 10 13 82,522
W3GH 406 52 17 67,896
N8KM 375 46 12 50,228
AC8G 299 51 10 10 42,212
K0EJ 400 44 4 40,800
KO7X @KI7WX 313 49 6 4 37,840
VE6JY 156 46 2 35,712
KG7H 274 51 4 14 33,440
N6RO 211 51 6 27,645
K4BAI 207 42 5 18,522
W4HJ 252 34 1 18,480
N3HXQ 166 33 3 3 13,248
K6SE 126 41 3 5 12,488
Teams:
SN8V @SP8YMM SP8LBK, SP8NCF
KG4DZ W4ZYT W4SD N8CH KU4EC N6ZO
4O6A @YT6A YU7EU, YT6A
N8TR N8TR,WB8K,W8BIN,KF8UN,N8DMM
AA1K AA1K + PACKET
>From anton.mandos at philips.com Tue Feb 26 08:26:02 2002
From: anton.mandos@philips.com (anton.mandos@philips.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Correct QSL info for OTxL-calls
Message-ID: <OFEE286B69.BFA919E9-ONC1256B6C.0027D9DF@diamond.philips.com>
Dear contesters
In addition and correction to the note of John, ON4UN:
The QSL route for the contest call of the NOL-contesters is
via ON5LL ( ON five LL ).
Address OK in any callbook, or via the UBA bureau.
The calls we used up till now were OT1L, OT2L , OT2E (1992 only!)
OT3L, OT4L, OT5L, OT6L, OT7L, OT8L OT9L and OT0L
73 and see you next contest!
Anton, ON6NL
president NOL
>From n2mg at contesting.com Tue Feb 26 05:35:19 2002
From: n2mg@contesting.com (Mike Gilmer - N2MG)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <20020226133519.15021.cpmta@c002.snv.cp.net>
This odd DIN footprint seems to be a JA-radio thing. The Kenwood 930/940
series has this same, "unique" arrangement for its XVERTER jack. In my
HF-centric world, this jack is where one can tap into the receive path for
Beverage antenna use. I guess that's better than not having any jack for this
purpose.
Excuse the ASCII "art"
"U" arrangement (940/930/1000MP/etc.)
P
P P
P P P
X X
"C" arrangement (everyone else!)
P
P P
P P P
X X
Notice the two pins marked "X" are closer together on the "standard" 8-pin; all
others are spaced the same between connectors. If you don't need the signals
on these pins, cut them off the plug and you'll be OK.
If you do what I did and insert the wrong plug into the jack, you'll likely (as
I did) crack the jack on the radio. Fortunately, in my case, the jack still
functions correctly.
73 Mike N2MG
On Mon, 25 February 2002, "Tom Rauch" wrote:
>
> > Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> > bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> The pin spacing and size is very close, but a tiny bit different than
> all the other DIN plugs in the world.
>
> I spent about 30 hours looking for a replacement, and the only
> source I found is Yaesu.
>
> You can tweak the pins with needle nose pliers and force a regular
> DIN in, but it doesn't fit quite right!
>
> I've heard rumors some people push really really hard and manage
> to get a DIN plug in, but I was always afraid to try it!
>
> Call Yaesu, save yourself grief.
> 73, Tom W8JI
> W8JI@contesting.com
________________________________________________
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>From N7NG at arrl.org Tue Feb 26 08:39:19 2002
From: N7NG@arrl.org (Mills, Wayne N7NG)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC03340B8F@KAHLESS>
Beware! Forcing one of these plugs has been know to break the insulator in
the jack.
Wayne, N7NG
-----Original Message-----
From: k8cc [mailto:k8cc@mediaone.net]
Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 11:05 PM
To: William H Hendrick; cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
At 02:07 PM 2/25/02 -0600, William H Hendrick wrote:
>Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
>bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Bill,
The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across the
side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not fit
(however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
Fortunately, I have a little electronic store a few miles away who (for
some reason) carries the right 8 -pin DIN. I know Amateur Electronic
Supply also carries these special 8-pin DINs as well.
73,
Dave/K8CC
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>From k6na at cts.com Tue Feb 26 06:26:52 2002
From: k6na@cts.com (Glenn Rattmann)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <200202261428.GAA24047@neko.cts.com>
Re the pesky DINs for FT-1000MP:
>Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
>bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Here is a re-post of W2VJN's information covering the DINs (from the 1000MP
reflector):
>Din connectors from 3 pin to 14 pins plus mini DINs from 3 to 8 pins are
>available from The RF Connection in MD. www.therfc.com The 4 pin units are
>$1 each.
>
>Note that the two types of 8 pin connectors are called DP8 (Icom) and
>DP8/262 (Kenwood and Yaesu). The 262 refers to the angle subtended by pins
>1 and 7.
>
>George, W2VJN
All the HRO stores carry the proper 8p DIN for Yaesu and Kenwood also, and
have for years.
73, Glenn K6NA
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Tue Feb 26 10:07:10 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White, K4OJ)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: CQ-Contest digest, Vol 1 #5 - 8 msgs
References: <200202261348.g1QDmAVw013697@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <00a801c1bef0$69b54380$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
well put
what is funny is how some guys do not get what this is really about - kind
of a shame - oh well
heah I have a bunch of NEW Telrex yagis for sale if you know of anyone
looking let them know!
OJ
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Subject: CQ-Contest digest, Vol 1 #5 - 8 msgs
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> 1. 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup Logs Received (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
> 2. Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration? (Jeff Maass)
> 3. Re: [PVRC] Re: [PVRC] spotting (AA4NC@aol.com)
> 4. FT1000MP band data (William H Hendrick)
> 5. Re: FT1000MP band data (Tom Rauch)
> 6. Re: FT1000MP band data (k8cc)
> 7. 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002 (Michael Dinkelman)
> 8. 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002 (Michael Dinkelman)
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 1
> From: "Henderson, Dan N1ND" <dhenderson@arrl.org>
> To: "'cq-contest'" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup Logs Received
>
> The list of Logs Received for the 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup has been posted
at
> www.arrl.org/contests/claimed
>
> If you find an error, please contact me at n1nd@arrl.org or by phone at
> 860-594-0232. If your entry is missing, please have available the number
> from your automated receipt when you contact me.
>
> Thanks and 73
>
> Dan Henderson, N1ND
> ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 2
> From: "Jeff Maass" <jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
> To: "CQ Contest Mailing List" <CQ-Contest@CONTESTING.COM>
> Cc: "MRRC Mailing List" <mrrc@CONTESTING.COM>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration?
>
>
> Thanks to all the folks who have sent pictures (or links to pictures)
> of their SO2R stations. Some good ideas out there!
>
> I needed to break away from work for a few minutes, and
> updated my plans a bit.
>
> See them at:
> http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/Radio/K8ND_SO2R.htm
>
> Additional discussion/ideas are welcomed!
>
> 73,
> Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 3
> From: AA4NC@aol.com
> To: <k2av@contesting.com>
> Cc: <pvrc@mailman.qth.net>, <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: [PVRC] Re: [PVRC] spotting
>
> I have "no dog in the hunt" as far as the packet vs. no packet debate in
this contest, but I do believe an interesting occurence has happened with
the N2RM claimed win using no packet.
>
> First off, I join others in applauding the N2RM effort. These guys won
against the "conventional wisdom" odds. They used the strengths of their
station (ample number/quality of ops and same band receive ability) to beat
the packet system.
>
> The other major advantage that they had was very visible to us on the DX
end of this contest. While most all the big gun multis sat in the huge
packet generated pileups, N2RM worked us when we were begging for QSOs.
Multiply this by 600 plus multipliers and there's the margin of victory.
Those packet induced pileups can really slow you down. I also didn't hear
N2RM trying to work "8P6JA" (our call was busted several times on packet
spots) as a lot of the other big multis did. This shows me that a lot of
the stations are too dependent on packet and they are blindly shooting
spots.
>
> I doubt that my normally undermanned M/S operations will be able to turn
off the packet any time soon, but I hope to learn from N2RM. We should not
rely solely on packet for multipliers, and we should actually look at the
spots before pushing the packet shoot button...
>
> 73,
>
> Will
> AA4NC / W4MR
> 8P9JA in ARRL DX
>
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 4
> From: "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>
> Organization: Des Moines Area Community College
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
>
> For any of the contesters that use a FT1000MP:
>
> Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> Bill, N0AC
> *****************************
> William Hendrick
> whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us
> Amateur radio: N0AC
> whhendrick@mchsi.com
> *****************************
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 5
> From: "Tom Rauch" <w8ji@contesting.com>
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com,
> "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
> Reply-to: W8JI@contesting.com
>
> > Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> > bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> The pin spacing and size is very close, but a tiny bit different than
> all the other DIN plugs in the world.
>
> I spent about 30 hours looking for a replacement, and the only
> source I found is Yaesu.
>
> You can tweak the pins with needle nose pliers and force a regular
> DIN in, but it doesn't fit quite right!
>
> I've heard rumors some people push really really hard and manage
> to get a DIN plug in, but I was always afraid to try it!
>
> Call Yaesu, save yourself grief.
> 73, Tom W8JI
> W8JI@contesting.com
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 6
> To: "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>,
> cq-contest@contesting.com
> From: k8cc <k8cc@mediaone.net>
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
>
> At 02:07 PM 2/25/02 -0600, William H Hendrick wrote:
> >Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> >bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> Bill,
>
> The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across the
> side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not fit
> (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
>
> Fortunately, I have a little electronic store a few miles away who (for
> some reason) carries the right 8 -pin DIN. I know Amateur Electronic
> Supply also carries these special 8-pin DINs as well.
>
> 73,
>
>
> Dave/K8CC
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 7
> To: 3830@contesting.com, cq-contest@contesting.com
> From: Michael Dinkelman <mwdink@eskimo.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
> E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
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> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX M/S LP
> M3S 550 151 25 249,150 STEVENAGE & DISTRICT
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX M/S HP
> 8P9JA @8P9Z 5095 351 48 5,365,035 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> ZF2NT 5066 338 48 5,131,854 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> ZF1A 4626 350 48 4,857,300 CAYMAN AMATEUR RADIO
> KL7Y 4158 309 48 3,854,466
> OM7M 3274 297 48 2,917,134 LBCC
> SN8V @SP8YMM 2541 246 1,873,782
> LY1YK 2420 242 1,754,016 KTU RC
> OZ0Q 1004 178 533,466
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOAB QRP
> LZ7X (LZ1UQ) 1528 224 1,026,816
> V31AH 1454 230 29 1,003,260 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
> KL7AC 973 151 22 440,769
> SP5DDJ 684 164 35 336,528 SPDX CLUB
> 3V8SM (DL6LAU) 613 148 272,172 BCC
> DK2GZ 534 158 253,116 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
> 7L4IOU 483 149 215,901
> DF1DX 415 133 19 165,585 RRDXA
> SP1EK 307 110 101,310 SPCC
> F5NOD 214 103 5 66,126
> G4EHT 47 35 9 4,935 G-QRP
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOAB LP
> P40W (W2GD) 3966 336 41 3,997,728 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> VP5GA (N2GA) 3577 340 44 3,648,540 OBONY / YCCC
> XE1/N6AN (N6AN 2721 276 38 2,208,276 SCCC
> PJ7/ND5S (ND5S 2260 296 2,006,880 GREAT LAKES DX / CON
> EA7GTF 2354 244 35 1,723,128
> KH0/JM1LRQ (JM 2092 215 38 1,349,340
> 9A7P (9A6XX) 1795 222 1,195,470 WWYC
> OK1DSZ 1524 222 1,014,984
> DL6RAI (F6BEE) 1464 57 17 878,400
> LZ1ABC 1202 213 35 768,078 WORLD WIDE YOUNG CO
> EA3KU 1108 182 14 603,330
> C6AGS (KI6T) 966 189 547,722 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> LY2MW 912 188 35 513,240 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
> HB9ARF 882 191 505,386
> 4N1FG 882 188 497,448 YUCC
> PA3AAV 520 165 8 257,400 BEEMSTER CONTEST CLU
> EA1WX 506 155 11 235,290 URE
> ON5UM 474 160 10 227,520 LIR
> G4PIQ 466 150 12 209,250 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
> RD4M (UA4LU) 365 113 123,735 RCC
> OH3IR 324 113 6 109,836
> HB9DTM 337 105 10 106,155 F8KCF CONTEST GANG
> OH1BOI 286 118 100,890 CCF
> OM7RC 308 109 6 100,716
> LY1DS 314 105 6 98,910 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
> HL1/WX8C 285 109 6 93,195
> OZ0RS 252 92 69,552
> KG4PYM 205 94 13 57,810
> SV1NA/SV9 477 67 6 31,959 GREEK TELEGRAPHY CLU
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOAB HP
> VP5U (AJ6V) 4263 321 34 4,105,269 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> FG/YL2KL 3914 320 3,757,440 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
> TM5C (F6ARC) 3705 306 3,401,190
> WP2Z (N2NI) 3341 317 30 3,177,291 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> G4BUO 3531 295 38 3,124,935
> S53O 3201 270 2,581,470
> DL1IAO 2848 275 39 2,349,600 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
> DL4MCF 2737 259 43 2,126,649 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
> KL7WV (W3YQ) 2052 302 22 1,859,112
> 8S2F (SM2LIY) 2182 233 1,517,529
> 7S2E (SM2DMU) 2060 234 38 1,446,120 TOEC
> 9H1ZA 1853 250 24 1,389,750
> RK4FF 1968 215 1,269,360
> RW4PL 1245 189 702,513
> RK9CZO (RX9CAZ 1126 179 604,125 URAL CONTEST GROUP
> Z36W 759 167 380,259 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
> Z35M 650 135 263,250 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOAB(A) LP
> YL0A (YL2KA) 1147 201 691,641 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
> HA9OA 415 100 14 124,500
> YL2PN 357 103 110,313 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
> SM5AJV 118 67 23,718 TOEC
> SV1XV 48 41 5,904
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOAB(A) HP
> V26G (N2ED) 4200 322 40 4,057,200 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> M0SDX 3032 264 2,399,760 RSGB
> OM5AW 1747 230 23 1,205,430
> RX3APM 1804 219 1,185,228
> LY2OX 1518 226 23 1,028,526 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
> 9A2RD 1340 217 20 872,340 WWYC
> OE8CIQ 1092 175 573,300 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
> S55OO 100 54 2+ 16,200 RK REZKE DRAGAR
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/10 QRP
> WP3A 127 31 11,811 COAMO CONTEST CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/10 LP
> LW1EXU 892 55 147,180 RCLP CRDR RCA
> EI5DI 811 58 141,114
> GM2T (GM0CLN) 754 58 20 131,196 C&PS ARC
> HA5NG 592 56 97,680 HADXC
> PY3DX 529 54 85,698 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
> ON7YX 493 55 81,345 UBA NOK
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/10 HP
> F5MUX 2022 59 357,894
> EI4BZ 1515 57 257,526
> S50K 1270 59 224,790 SCC
> F5MZN @F6BEE 1248 59 22 220,896
> DL6RAI 1254 58 218,196 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
> S56M 1206 59 213,462 SCC
> 7J1AAI (W1NN) 1210 57 16 206,910
> OK2RZ (OK1FUA) 1145 59 202,665
> OH6RX 1156 58 201,144 CCF
> S50C (S53MM) 1145 58 199,230 CCS - CONTEST CLUB S
> YT6T @YT6A 1017 59 180,009 SKY CONTEST CLUB
> OM2IB 986 58 171,564
> S55M @S54G 862 58 18 149,988 RADIO CLUB "JADRAN"
> 4N1SM 600 58 12 104,400
> G0ORH 814 84,645
> F/WO9S 434 56 72,912 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> SP8FHK/8 470 48 67,680
> UA9YAB 362 52 56,160
> RX9WR 397 47 55,977 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
> M6T (G4PIQ) 355 48 2 50,688 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/15 QRP
> S57IIO 360 51 12 54,774 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
> HA3LI 262 47 36,801
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/15 LP
> TI7/N4MO 1217 58 27 211,758 PVRC
> 9A3PA 807 55 14 133,155 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
> SP4DEU 589 55 97,185
> SM7N (SM7NDX) 585 53 93,015
> G4IIY 545 53 15 86,655
> DL7BY 385 52 22 60,060 BERLIN-DX-GROUP
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/15 HP
> OH6AC (OH6CS) 1524 60 36 274,140 CCF
> S51TA 1271 59 30 224,967 CCS&ZCC
> PY2YU 1076 58 187,224 TUPY DX GROUP
> OM5M (OM4DW) 1030 59 182,310
> RZ3AA 965 59 20 170,805
> OM3NA 949 59 30 164,787 RK LEVICE
> S52ZW 940 58 163,560 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
> OK2ZC 885 58 153,990 OKDXC
> YZ7V (YZ7DX) 878 57 150,138 BANAT DX GROUP
> RA9WR 700 57 119,700 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
> IU4T (IK4MTF) 660 57 8 112,860
> UT1IA 534 54 86,508 UCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/160 QRP
> S57LWG @S57IIO 1 1 1 3 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/160 HP
> XE2AC 301 50 45,150
> OM5RW 118 24 8,496
> ON4BR 103 23 5 7,107 NOL UBA
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/20 LP
> PY2NY 634 56 106,512 TUPY DX GROUP
> ZC4DW 532 55 15 87,780 CHILTERN
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/20 HP
> YT9X (YU1ZZ) 1551 60 33 279,180 YU CC
> IO4L (I4LCK) 1365 58 237,162 M C C
> LY6A (LY2BM) 1124 59 198,594 KTU RC
> RU9WX 766 58 133,284 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/40 LP
> S53F 447 50 66,900
> PY3MM @ZX5J 79 28 2 6,636 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/40 HP
> C6AKQ (N4BP) 1283 60 30 230,940 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> 4U1ITU (OM3CGN 1146 58 199,404
> HA8IB 961 59 169,920 HA-DX
> OM0M (OM0WR) 900 59 20 159,300
> GW7X (GW3NJW) 892 57 30 152,532 CONTEST CAMBRIA
> S57UN 634 54 102,708 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/80 QRP
> S57KRI @S57IIO 12 7 3 252 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/80 LP
> C6A/K7RE 958 59 25 169,389
> PA5AT 282 31 15 26,226
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/80 HP
> OT2T (ON4UN) 726 54 117,612 RRDXA
> TM2Y (F5MZN) 692 52 22 107,952
> EA8ZS 599 54 96,228 GALDAR CONTEST CLUB
> YT6A 485 48 69,840 SKY CONTEST CLUB
> S59CAB (S57MW) 519 43 66,951 ZCC&CCS
> SP8BRQ 409 42 51,534
> OK1RK 348 39 40,716
> SN8F 337 39 39,429
> UA6LV 297 43 38,313
>
>
>
>
> Band Breakdowns:
> 160 80 40 20 15 10
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/2 HP
> OH0R 029/015 144/035 398/053 1423/059 1231/060 1318/059
> LY7Z 080/022 232/040 603/054 1108/059 1072/058 1084/058
> ES6Q @ES5 005/005 120/025 700/057 1300/059 1100/059 1100/059
> RM6A @RN6 059/020 174/032 547/056 1200/059 903/058 910/059
> SK3W @SK3 035/016 254/041 392/057 842/057 735/057 668/056
> YZ7A @YU7 034/014 163/030 378/047 709/058 704/057 668/056
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/M HP
> 9A1A 258/035 557/046 55/059 1348/059 1426/059 1374/058
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/S LP
> M3S 000/000 29/015 91/028 138/034 127/035 165/039
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/S HP
> 8P9JA @8P 305/048 538/059 695/061 1011/061 1252/061 1294/061
> ZF2NT 354/050 607/054 784/058 1018/059 1141/058 1162/059
> ZF1A 446/056 657/058 662/058 761/060 972/059 1128/059
> KL7Y 094/026 358/052 564/057 851/058 1016/057 1275/059
> OM7M 101/029 267/041 488/054 849/058 669/057 900/058
> SN8V @SP8 002/002 174/031 301/044 789/055 586/057 687/057
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB QRP
> LZ7X (LZ1 001/001 52/021 209/039 491/057 346/052 429/054
> V31AH 000/000 252/049 205/041 291/048 335/052 371/040
> KL7AC 000/000 /000 10/006 175/046 296/047 492/052
> SP5DDJ 000/000 15/009 55/018 165/041 203/044 246/052
> 3V8SM (DL 000/000 10/007 26/013 113/039 163/043 301/046
> DK2GZ 000/000 12/007 59/024 132/038 138/041 193/048
> 7L4IOU 000/000 21/008 70/023 123/038 128/040 141/040
> DF1DX 000/000 7/006 30/015 98/035 98/033 182/044
> F5NOD 000/000 1/001 13/009 86/035 71/033 43/025
> G4EHT 000/000 /000 15/009 6/004 14/013 12/009
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB LP
> P40W (W2G 224/043 463/057 629/059 685/059 925/059 1040/059
> VP5GA (N2 292/051 390/055 633/058 655/060 728/058 879/058
> XE1/N6AN 000/000 398/053 469/052 390/057 678/057 786/057
> PJ7/ND5S 237/041 325/050 378/048 239/048 531/053 550/056
> EA7GTF 010/009 51/020 363/050 518/053 584/055 828/057
> KH0/JM1LR 000/000 23/010 301/045 395/053 545/052 828/055
> 9A7P (9A6 000/000 67/020 211/040 600/054 408/054 509/054
> OK1DSZ 002/002 173/028 127/037 391/051 360/051 471/053
> DL6RAI (F 000/000 12/008 77/029 336/050 531/056 508/057
> LZ1ABC 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> EA3KU 000/000 10/009 74/023 233/046 421/054 370/050
> C6AGS (KI 000/000 42/022 40/024 268/048 415/050 201/045
> LY2MW 000/000 75/022 140/030 233/044 216/046 248/046
> HB9ARF 003/003 62/020 99/030 206/043 244/049 268/046
> 4N1FG 000/000 43/018 192/041 204/038 212/043 231/048
> PA3AAV 001/001 14/009 94/036 108/033 93/035 210/051
> EA1WX 000/000 20/013 58/020 170/044 141/041 117/037
> ON5UM 000/000 40/018 70/027 98/031 120/040 146/044
> G4PIQ 001/001 42/017 65/023 124/035 105/034 129/040
> OH3IR 000/000 /000 36/020 50/023 125/035 113/035
> HB9DTM 000/000 /000 27/015 95/033 31/021 184/036
> OH1BOI 000/000 9/007 26/016 95/032 62/030 94/033
> OM7RC 000/000 /000 19/013 97/033 95/032 97/031
> LY1DS 000/000 /000 28/014 53/026 34/020 199/045
> HL1/WX8C 000/000 /000 /000 75/032 88/037 122/040
> OZ0RS 000/000 /000 7/004 76/029 58/025 111/034
> KG4PYM 000/000 /000 9/009 85/036 111/049 /000
> SV1NA/SV9 000/000 /000 /000 27/006 144/025 306/036
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB HP
> VP5U (AJ6 144/041 380/050 546/057 942/058 1220/058 1031/057
> FG/YL2KL 141/036 520/054 529/055 875/057 914/059 935/059
> TM5C (F6A 161/032 302/046 428/052 807/060 1032/057 975/059
> WP2Z (N2N 207/043 362/052 406/054 628/054 863/057 875/057
> G4BUO 119/027 349/042 395/054 814/057 777/057 1077/058
> S53O 019/013 200/037 381/049 985/058 709/055 907/058
> DL1IAO 081/021 175/034 331/047 749/059 697/057 815/057
> DL4MCF 022/011 119/032 346/049 802/057 632/052 816/058
> KL7WV (W3 111/039 388/053 330/051 349/054 279/052 595/053
> 8S2F (SM2 001/001 44/023 178/043 461/056 960/058 538/052
> 7S2E (SM2 000/000 55/022 252/046 560/057 459/054 734/055
> 9H1ZA 003/003 210/035 399/050 480/054 340/053 421/055
> RK4FF 046/024 234/036 234/042 344/049 322/046 355/054
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB(A) LP
> YL2PN 000/000 /000 60/019 23/010 104/035 170/039
> SM5AJV 000/000 6/004 10/007 52/024 24/014 26/018
> SV1XV 000/000 /000 /000 13/009 18/015 17/017
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB(A) HP
> V26G (N2E 151/040 494/053 457/054 726/058 1075/058 1297/059
> OM5AW 002/002 75/024 241/040 530/055 388/052 511/057
> 9A2RD 000/000 39/017 189/038 377/054 373/053 362/055
> OE8CIQ 000/000 /000 51/019 372/050 346/053 323/053
> S55OO 000/000 20/010 20/012 35/016 25/016 /000
>
>
>
> Teams:
> RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
> OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
> HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
> LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
> ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
> OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
> RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
> SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
> YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
> YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
> M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
> 8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
> ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
> ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
> KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
> OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
> SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
> LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
> OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
> N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
> K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
> N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
> W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
> K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
> K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
> KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
> KE1LI
> N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
> W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
> N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
> K2RD K2RD W1CU
> KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
> W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
> K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
> K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
> K9VV
> K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
> K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
> K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
> K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
> W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
> W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
> NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
> K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
> NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
> K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
> N5DX, K5GO
> W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
> KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
> K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
> K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
> N3AD N3AD, N3MT
> N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
> K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
> W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
> K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
> K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
> AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
> N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
> N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
> N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
> AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
> K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
> WN9O WN9O & W9IU
> K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
> K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
> K2SX K2SX, N2UN
> W7CT NC7W W7CT
> K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
> VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
> VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
> N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
> KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
> N2NT W2/LU9AY
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 8
> To: 3830@contesting.com, cq-contest@contesting.com
> From: Michael Dinkelman <mwdink@eskimo.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
> E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
> Mail logs to:
> DX CW Contest
> ARRL
> 225 Main St.
> Newington, CT 06111
> USA
>
> 3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
> 3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
> Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
> Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA M/2 HP
> N2RM 6933 576 48 11,980,224 FRC
> K1KI 6329 577 48 10,946,844 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N3RS 6414 567 48 10,910,214 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W4AN 6511 552 48 10,778,904 SECC
> K4JA 5992 571 48 10,264,000 PVRC
> K8LX 5216 500 48 7,824,000
> KB1H 4306 522 6,738,498 YANKKE CLIPPER CONTE
> N4RV 4009 517 48 6,207,102 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> W5KFT 4088 502 48 6,097,794
> N0IJ 3299 464 4,592,208 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> K2RD 1914 495 28 2,842,290 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA M/M HP
> KC1XX 9176 645 17,747,820
> W3LPL 9038 651 48 17,651,214 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K3LR 9109 632 17,242,224 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K9NS 8486 623 48 15,806,133 SMC
> K1XM @W1KM 7963 605 48 14,449,215 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> K1RX 7429 596 13,275,900 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W4MYA 6955 588 48 12,229,812 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> NY4A @N4AF 6973 574 48 11,959,290 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K8CC 6607 571 48 11,317,791 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> K5GO 6078 552 48 10,065,168 OZARKS CONTEST CLUB
> W0AIH 6141 544 10,000,896
> K3NM 5776 558 48 9,669,024 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> K4NNN 5472 551 9,027,033 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> N3AD 4657 511 48 7,137,648 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> N6RO 4987 474 7,065,918 RIVER CITY CONTESTER
> K3ANS 4247 488 48 6,200,040 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W2CG 3541 471 4,996,368 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA M/S HP
> K8AZ 4360 528 48 6,900,000 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K1IR 4004 512 48 6,150,144 YANKEE CLIPPER CC
> AA2FB 3584 484 40 5,204,198 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N0NI 3538 494 5,200,000
> N0DY 3262 445 48 4,340,085 EASTERN IOWA DX ASSO
> N5YA 2837 425 48 3,610,800 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
> AA2WN @W2YC 2500 7491 41 3,520,770 FRC
> K2UG @KY2J 2345 454 48 3,193,890 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> WN9O 2407 436 44 3,147,048 SMC
> K9SD 2736 379 46 3,105,147 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> K0MP 2403 426 48 3,056,976 MILE HIGH DX ASSN
> K2SX 2197 413 33 2,722,083 ORDER OF BOILED OWLS
> W7CT 2398 365 48 2,588,589 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
> K0TV 1890 405 43 2,292,705 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> VE7UF 2081 349 41 2,133,786 BCDX CLUB
> VE3HG 1667 406 47 2,030,406
> N3BNA 1531 355 1,629,450 FRC
> KK1L 1494 295 1,321,305 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> AA4V 776 244 12 566,568 CAROLINAS DX ASSOCIA
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB QRP
> KG9X 1651 376 1,861,200 SMC
> K2DM 1501 308 40 1,386,924 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> N4KG 1324 325 38 1,290,900
> VA3TTT 1114 284 40 938,000 U_VE CLUB TORONTO
> W9WI 1020 268 818,472 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
> N7IR 1009 265 43 802,155 CENTRAL AZ DX ASSOCI
> N0UR 1090 240 28 784,800 MWA
> N9CIQ 922 264 19 730,224 MN WIRELESS
> N7OU 1007 240 36 725,040 WVDXC
> W9SE 798 261 624,834 SMC
> K7MM 745 236 24 527,460
> KG5U 649 200 388,800 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
> K8ZT 441 202 262,398 CUYAHOGA FALLS ARC
> W2ENY 300 134 120,600 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> NQ7X 333 117 14 116,883
> N9NE 274 125 18 102,750
> VA7NT 225 106 71,550
> W1SA 204 85 52,020
> W3SE 55 41 5 6,642 SCCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB LP
> K7SV 2359 420 42 2,972,340 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> N2NT 2746 360 40 2,962,440 FRC - :: HT
> KS1J 2607 372 45 2,908,296 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N4TZ @N4TZ/9 2545 371 2,832,585 SMC
> K1VUT 2627 355 46 2,797,755 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> K0SR @W0ZT 2484 349 42 2,600,748 MWA
> N8AA 2188 393 2,577,294 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K8EP 2239 339 42 2,275,029
> K1VR 2010 372 2,243,160 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N6MJ 2183 342 41 2,197,692 SCCC
> N4YDU 2054 351 36 2,162,862 PVRC
> N5AW 1880 376 41 2,120,640 CTDXCC
> NY3A 2328 284 40 1,980,900 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K4OGG 2060 317 1,959,060 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
> K3PH 1921 328 31 1,890,264 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> WO4O 1625 369 1,793,340 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
> VE5ZX 1766 320 42 1,695,360
> W1WAI 1639 332 30 1,632,444 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W4AA 1385 367 1,524,885 FCG
> K1VSJ 1520 334 33 1,523,040 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N3FR 1556 310 37 1,447,080 WEEKEND WARRIORS CON
> KA1IS 1438 320 30 1,378,560
> K4EU 1325 325 30 1,291,875 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K7ED (WA0RJY) 1540 273 36 1,251,432 WWDXC
> K5IID 1284 319 38 1,228,788 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> NA0N 1527 268 26 1,227,708 MWA
> KV8Q 1312 309 1,216,224
> K1HT 1272 311 1,186,776 YCCC
> K0RI 1192 317 1,133,592
> W0ETT 1247 302 1,127,970 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
> K9MMS 1227 300 1,104,300 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> VE5SF 1332 249 973,341 REGINA AMATEUR RADIO
> K8IR 1085 282 36 917,910 BAY AREA WIRELESS AS
> N7LOX 1174 249 28 877,725 WWDXC
> VE3BW 1069 273 36 875,511 NFIDXA
> NA4K 1038 256 15 797,184 TCG
> N5MF 979 268 18 787,116
> KI7Y 972 256 746,496 WVDXC
> K8GT 905 273 36 741,195 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> NF4A 1000 247 741,000 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> N0FP 815 254 32 621,030 MN WIRELESS ASSOC
> VE3GFN 860 239 19 616,620
> K1IB 937 220 616,440 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> VE6ZT 809 245 590,940
> N0HJZ 679 286 18 582,582 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> WN6K 913 187 29 512,193 SCCC
> NG3K 715 227 21 486,915
> W9AU 718 225 13 484,650 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
> N6PE 691 226 25 468,498
> N4VI 732 206 14 452,376 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
> VO1WET 781 184 15 422,832
> NS3T 562 241 19 406,326
> VE7FO 717 187 398,871
> KN0V 660 195 386,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> N5XZ 604 204 17 369,648 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
> N3GJ 559 211 353,847
> KN4Y 600 186 25 334,800 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> KK7X 526 187 20 296,086
> N1CC 463 203 19 281,967 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
> K1TEO 472 174 6 246,384
> VE9DX 284 284 5 241,968
> AE4Y 385 176 10 203,280 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
> NG7Z 451 144 16 193,104 REDMOND TOP KEY CONT
> WA3SES 398 160 8 191,040
> WA7AVL 418 140 175,560 WWDXC
> NX9T 352 157 10 164,850 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> W7GTO 384 163,584 WWDXC
> W9SZ 317 151 7 143,601 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> W3/OM2KI 259 133 103,341
> W4/VE3BUC 287 109 11 93,849
> KG4PYM 205 94 57,810
> N7XY 151 93 6 42,129 WWDXC
> WA6BOB 168 82 6 41,082
> N7CZ 157 72 33,912
> K8KHZ 107 69 7 22,149 MRRC
> K2CC (KC2BMG) 105 51 12,852 CLARKSON U AMATEUR R
> WB0TRA 83 50 30 12,450 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> K1EP/6 89 45 11,880
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB HP
> K5ZD (W4PA) 4527 465 48 6,306,795
> K1DG 4059 471 46 5,735,367 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> AA1K 4077 432 48 5,283,792 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W9RE 4033 437 48 5,140,000 SMC
> K1ZZ 3974 425 42 5,066,850 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W1WEF 3737 443 4,966,473 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N2IC 3966 420 48 4,930,380
> K2UA 3968 406 4,831,806 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K3CR (LZ4AX) 3408 441 48 4,508,784 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> VY2SS (K6LA) 3648 410 48 4,487,040 SCCC
> K3ZO 3787 381 42 4,328,541 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> VA3UZ @VE3OI 3304 427 42 4,196,556 U-VE CONTEST CLUB
> KR1G 3505 396 45 4,021,380 YANKEE SPELLING CLIP
> K8GL 2914 418 43 3,654,000 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> W6EEN (N6RT) 2970 396 41 3,528,360 SCCC
> K0EJ 3169 364 43 3,460,548 TCG
> K5NA 3254 345 45 3,350,295 CTDXCC
> N4ZR 2895 384 40 3,335,040 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> W2FU 2782 398 3,321,708 ROCHESTER DX ASSOCIA
> N3BB 3081 356 43 3,290,508 CTDXCC
> N9CK 2847 377 39 3,217,695 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> W7GG 2707 369 43 2,999,905 WVDXC
> K9MA 2628 367 43 2,893,428 SMC
> WC1M 2748 343 29 2,824,605 YCCC
> AD5Q 2431 380 41 2,771,340
> W2XL 2459 352 42 2,595,648 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> K3MD 2180 393 31 2,570,220 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> K8DX 2587 323 24 2,505,834 NCC
> N2GC 2125 380 37 2,422,500 YCCC
> N6TV 2344 330 36 2,320,560 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> K5YAA 2112 343 31 2,171,190 OKLAHOMA DX ASSN
> WA2VYA 1938 364 43 2,116,296 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> KC7V 2145 326 42 2,097,810 CENTRAL ARIZONA DX A
> N5RG 1956 358 2,095,374 NTCC
> NT1N 1635 367 20 1,792,428 YCCC
> W1ECT 1870 293 22 1,642,851 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W4SAA 1416 325 39 1,377,675 FCG
> K1GU 1537 294 36 1,355,634 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> K6VO (K6NR) 1545 284 32 1,312,932
> N3UM 1594 263 27 1,257,666 PVRC
> N8SM 1504 274 21 1,236,288 NTCC
> K0OU 1300 311 1,212,900 SMC WEST
> N6HR 1200 334 26 1,202,400 WWDXC
> K3II 1,076,376
> K7NV 1190 296 25 1,056,720 NCCC
> KU8E 1122 311 1,046,826 MRRC
> K1PQS 1208 265 28 960,360
> W0ZQ 1025 302 928,650 MWA
> KO7X @KI7WX 1109 269 16 894,963 PVRC
> W4BQF 1105 225 744,525 PVRC
> N6HC 915 259 21 710,955 SCCC
> KA2MGE 813 270 658,530
> N5QQ @KD5REC 949 220 15 624,360 NTCC
> N1RR 1169 178 12 624,000 YANKEE CLIPPER SPELL
> W6MVW 710 246 25 523,980 SO CALIFORNIA CONTES
> K2UOP 539 228 12 368,676 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> KW4DA 826 135 333,720
> K6LRN 402 207 18 249,642 NORTHERN CALIF DX CL
> WX3B 478 173 247,563 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K6SE 463 171 15 237,519
> W0TY 431 1287 218,790
> VE7QO 410 148 192,192 BC DX CLUB
> AD4L 225 135 91,125 PVRC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB(A) QRP
> W6QU (W8QZA) 786 230 542,340
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB(A) LP
> N0AX 1789 339 32 1,810,260 WWDXC
> N2CQ 1105 337 1,117,155 FRC
> VE1OP 1105 328 25 1,087,320
> N9XX 1028 335 1,033,140 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> AK4XX 988 307 35 909,948
> N6WS 798 332 794,808 SCCC
> N6MW 625 305 571,875
> N3SD 614 293 539,706 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> AE4RO 468 254 21 356,616 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> K0UK 616 180 332,640 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
> K8AJS 414 262 14 325,404 WAYNE AMATEUR RADIO
> NA2U 980 104 24 305,760 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> VE4YU 490 177 15 260,190
> WA7YAZ 348 175 182,700
> K4WW 400 114 11 136,800 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
> W2RDS 231 145 7 100,485 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> WA4PXP @W4MQ 136 82 10 33,538
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB(A) HP
> K3WW 4562 524 48 7,171,464 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> KI1G 3339 503 28 5,024,970 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> AA3B 3206 463 41 4,453,134 FRC
> W2RE 3039 486 44 4,430,862 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> KQ3F 3282 443 42 4,361,778 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W7/DL3OI @W7ZQ 3311 419 48 4,161,927
> N1EU 2567 522 35 4,019,922 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W2UP 2610 457 22 3,576,939 FRC
> NO2R 2336 506 3,541,494 FRANKFORD
> W4NF 2478 456 39 3,389,904 PVRC
> W6XR 2226 489 3,265,542 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> NQ4I 2268 458 30 3,051,000 SECC
> N8BJQ 2244 415 2,791,290 SWODX
> W1GD 2120 413 34 2,626,680
> W2GDJ 2220 396 35 2,612,412 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N4GG 1654 449 34 2,227,938 PVRC
> W3YY 1490 405 1,810,350 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> N6CW 1552 336 1,564,416 SCCC
> N3ZA 1117 402 1,347,102 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> N2CY 1237 326 30 1,209,786 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W7OM 1337 296 27 1,180,000 WWDXC
> WE9V 1067 364 18 1,162,980 SMC
> W6TK 1143 330 1,129,590 SCCC
> K2ONP 1284 283 23 1,086,720 YCCC
> W7VV 1319 270 21 1,067,580 WWDXC
> K1JN 1015 341 25 1,038,345 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W3IQ 1012 282 856,152 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K6RIM 708 323 684,114 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> KT0R 890 238 10 634,746 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> N8KM 633 334 634,266 NCC
> K0KX 700 301 11 632,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> N8PW 771 258 595,206 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> NE9Z 400 257 28 308,400 JHAARC
> K3PP 353 202 7 213,918 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/10 LP
> W7ZR 37 103 23 258,633 DESERT RATS CONTEST
> KT0K 853 83 16 211,650 LINCOLN ARC
> WX6V 499 83 18 124,251 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> ND4AA 440 85 16 112,200 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> VE3IAY 442 82 108,732
> VE7NS 147 42 18,522
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/10 HP
> W4ZV 2081 109 30 680,487 PVRC
> K9NW @K9UWA 1857 110 612,810 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> N9AG @N8NR 1694 117 26 594,594 SWODXA
> N7KU (NJ6D) 1433 107 26 456,141
> W6YA 1219 112 26 409,248 SCCC
> K7BG 1353 93 377,487 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
> VE6BF @VE6JY 1184 103 347,625 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> VO1MP 1017 96 292,896
> W6KK @W6KP 499 74 110,778 SCCC
> VE3STT 235 46 32,430
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/15 QRP
> K6III 144 49 21,168 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> KI0II 100 44 5 13,200 GMCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/15 LP
> VE3MQW 756 101 229,068
> WA1FCN 769 97 223,779 Y C C C
> AE0Q @K0HM 544 88 142,560 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/15 HP
> VE6JY (TI2WGO) 1936 108 42 610,740 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> K5MR 1601 110 36 528,330 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
> K4OAQ 1695 102 31 517,752
> W7UT 1084 120 30 389,880 UTAH'S DIXIE DX & CO
> W8FT (AA8UP) 1147 99 29 340,659 MRRC
> WF3J 1054 102 322,524 PVRC
> K7JJ 461 85 16 117,555 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/160 LP
> VE3OSZ 34 28 2,856
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/160 HP
> W8TOP (W8UVZ) 94 51 10 14,076
> NX5M 37 28 5 3,108 CTDXCC
> N0TT 32 27 2,592 KCDX CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/20 LP
> AK6R 290 65 15 56,550 SCCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/20 HP
> W7WA 1867 106 594,024 WWADXC
> W5MX 1618 114 32 552,330 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
> VE6EX @VE6JY 1501 98 42 399,840 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> K0FX 570 95 12 162,165 GRAND MESA CONTEST C
> K7ABV 456 92 18 125,580 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/40 LP
> W4IDX 203 62 6 37,758 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/40 HP
> KT3Y 1344 97 391,104 PVRC
> N4PN 1215 98 354,270 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> N7DD 880 105 24 277,000
> W5AO @W5TM 966 93 269,514 OKDXA
> VE6WQ @VE6JY 808 98 236,678 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> WB9Z 853 85 217,515 SMC
> K4TX 366 63 68,985 PVRC
> K7OX 246 58 8 42,804 NONE
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/80 LP
> WN3VAW 65 36 12 7,020 WIRELESS ASSOCIATION
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/80 HP
> W1MK 1020 85 28 260,100 YCCC
> K1PX 392 64 16 75,264
> K8AQM 318 71 67,734 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> AD4Z 258 66 51,084 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> K3SV 205 51 7 31,059 PVRC
> W5TM 51 32 3 4,896 OKDXA
>
>
> Band Breakdowns:
> 160 80 40 20 15 10
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA M/2 HP
> N2RM 115/045 655/080 107/093 1640/116 1628/124 1788/118
> K1KI 097/052 633/081 898/097 1510/115 1510/119 1681/113
> N3RS 077/045 287/072 89/095 1507/116 1768/120 1686/119
> W4AN 063/043 384/074 80/097 1446/116 1728/110 1810/112
> K4JA 119/053 524/076 807/095 1458/115 1463/121 1620/111
> K8LX 027/023 172/065 697/087 1416/102 1339/116 1565/107
> KB1H 059/033 426/077 481/085 1137/106 1046/112 1157/109
> N4RV 067/045 161/070 449/086 874/099 1249/114 1209/103
> W5KFT 024/021 167/063 624/094 867/105 1272/110 1134/109
> N0IJ 019/015 74/048 276/074 939/108 934/110 1057/109
> K2RD 053/040 130/062 261/084 526/102 410/103 534/104
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA M/M HP
> W3LPL 192/062 977/091 452/107 2326/132 2054/133 2037/126
> K9NS 138/057 503/084 332/105 2213/125 2266/127 2034/125
> K1XM @W1K 142/054 993/091 293/099 2114/122 1740/122 1681/117
> W4MYA 101/051 544/084 824/095 1872/120 1914/120 1700/118
> NY4A @N4A 071/048 513/074 293/100 1800/116 1646/122 1650/114
> K8CC 057/038 470/080 948/097 1802/120 1733/121 1597/115
> K5GO 039/031 223/071 967/098 1620/117 1725/120 1504/115
> K3NM 064/042 436/074 956/098 1564/120 1371/112 1385/112
> N3AD 041/033 208/067 844/092 1203/107 1259/112 1102/100
> N6RO 058/020 219/047 848/088 1459/112 1368/110 1035/097
> K3ANS 061/037 188/070 569/081 1259/097 1135/101 1035/102
> W2CG 015/013 172/059 285/083 1077/101 909/107 1083/108
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA M/S HP
> K8AZ 041/036 110/071 678/088 1314/111 942/111 1275/111
> K1IR 049/038 374/075 736/092 1006/102 942/108 897/097
> AA2FB 042/034 188/064 518/086 1014/101 767/100 1055/099
> N0NI 021/018 71/055 483/089 1008/109 979/109 976/114
> N0DY 017/015 65/052 307/077 911/097 906/102 1045/102
> N5YA 011/008 67/046 192/071 957/103 631/093 979/104
> AA2WN @W2 055/065 156/468 262/780 691/070 628/884 708/124
> K2UG @KY2 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> WN9O 010/008 82/055 205/075 632/094 647/103 831/101
> K9SD 018/013 102/051 234/061 876/074 774/088 732/092
> K0MP 009/008 45/033 474/089 565/090 433/102 877/104
> K2SX 036/028 138/053 301/068 477/078 515/087 730/099
> W7CT 008/006 47/018 446/069 612/089 672/094 613/089
> K0TV 049/029 110/055 278/076 383/078 572/086 498/081
> VE7UF 012/012 111/027 292/049 605/082 499/091 562/088
> VE3HG 011/010 76/048 184/072 361/089 435/091 600/096
> N3BNA 001/001 86/048 308/067 447/078 313/085 375/076
> KK1L 004/004 36/034 121/049 344/078 303/061 686/069
> AA4V 044/027 62/032 75/034 100/041 178/043 317/067
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB QRP
> KG9X 010/009 37/028 223/070 404/088 458/086 519/095
> K2DM 012/009 74/036 178/057 358/066 377/070 502/070
> N4KG 007/007 77/041 184/063 286/071 317/071 453/072
> VA3TTT 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> W9WI 001/001 9/007 90/044 234/067 308/074 378/075
> N7IR 006/005 29/012 147/049 231/061 285/069 311/069
> N0UR 000/000 8/007 23/019 236/063 352/072 471/079
> N9CIQ 000/000 12/012 24/021 206/069 288/078 392/084
> N7OU 005/004 34/010 81/028 181/056 305/075 401/067
> W9SE 000/000 20/018 80/042 204/064 254/068 240/069
> K7MM 003/003 9/008 55/034 176/060 225/069 277/062
> KG5U 000/000 7/006 25/018 176/052 235/068 206/056
> K8ZT 000/000 3/003 49/027 117/051 144/062 128/059
> W2ENY 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> NQ7X 000/000 /000 4/004 71/032 106/034 152/047
> VA7NT 000/000 3/002 38/017 61/028 89/049 34/010
> W1SA 000/000 /000 101/041 103/044 /000 /000
> W3SE 000/000 /000 21/010 16/014 18/017 /000
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB LP
> K7SV 040/033 124/054 383/073 493/082 417/087 902/091
> N2NT 019/018 153/047 355/064 784/076 674/081 761/074
> KS1J 019/018 124/052 381/068 736/073 662/079 6884/082
> N4TZ @N4T 024/019 110/052 210/057 775/078 572/078 854/087
> K1VUT 021/017 96/044 560/073 452/063 641/080 857/078
> K0SR @W0Z 000/000 37/025 173/063 726/080 713/096 835/085
> N8AA 018/013 108/051 206/066 576/088 563/088 717/087
> K8EP 017/014 124/046 243/063 494/064 629/079 732/073
> K1VR 036/027 151/053 401/066 386/069 407/079 629/078
> N6MJ 000/000 53/019 239/057 554/089 651/092 686/085
> N4YDU 032/026 110/046 276/062 405/063 487/076 744/078
> N5AW 013/012 65/041 182/067 369/079 432/086 819/091
> NY3A 007/006 52/033 184/049 751/064 510/069 824/063
> K4OGG 015/012 71/038 212/058 735/065 606/072 421/072
> K3PH 005/005 61/039 210/056 472/082 614/076 559/070
> WO4O 031/023 94/051 164/061 462/081 390/078 484/075
> VE5ZX 005/004 21/019 118/047 404/079 539/085 679/086
> W1WAI 014/012 99/048 186/064 330/060 515/072 495/076
> W4AA 016/013 97/051 243/069 325/082 356/079 348/073
> K1VSJ 000/000 61/039 147/059 332/079 419/073 561/084
> N3FR 000/000 66/037 142/060 393/076 447/068 508/069
> KA1IS 021/020 83/043 119/055 302/054 524/080 389/068
> K4EU 000/000 30/022 149/057 327/082 319/081 500/083
> K7ED (WA0 003/003 41/010 194/043 472/071 414/074 416/072
> K5IID 000/000 69/041 126/054 271/068 325/077 493/079
> NA0N 004/003 25/020 46/035 245/061 573/080 634/069
> KV8Q 000/000 32/022 160/059 290/074 324/076 506/078
> K1HT 013/011 58/027 153/055 271/071 326/069 451/078
> K0RI 010/008 51/027 120/052 268/071 342/082 401/077
> W0ETT 001/001 21/018 149/059 301/071 338/078 437/075
> K9MMS 007/006 55/036 141/052 237/067 340/075 447/064
> VE5SF 000/000 10/003 116/041 429/071 377/069 400/065
> K8IR 002/002 21/019 95/042 256/072 319/074 392/073
> N7LOX 006/004 24/014 50/027 361/063 335/068 398/073
> VE3BW 000/000 45/026 75/037 194/060 261/074 494/076
> NA4K 002/002 24/020 100/046 271/052 264/072 377/064
> N5MF 000/000 /000 /000 255/084 256/089 468/095
> KI7Y 000/000 46/020 71/028 226/057 317/075 312/076
> K8GT 003/003 28/022 87/043 217/066 249/067 321/072
> NF4A 001/001 56/032 148/050 134/042 324/065 337/057
> N0FP 007/006 21/021 78/046 182/055 231/067 296/059
> VE3GFN 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> K1IB 000/000 10/008 67/032 161/053 293/065 406/062
> N0HJZ 000/000 13/012 63/049 128/072 202/076 273/077
> WN6K 000/000 7/007 23/012 180/041 314/059 389/068
> NG3K 000/000 /000 73/042 206/060 157/056 279/069
> W9AU 000/000 17/014 54/030 168/051 242/069 237/061
> N6PE 004/003 17/014 50/032 160/055 215/058 245/064
> N4VI 000/000 /000 67/041 222/050 204/058 239/057
> VO1WET 000/000 48/022 46/027 162/049 262/043 263/043
> NS3T 000/000 17/016 116/046 138/056 155/064 136/059
> VE7FO 001/001 18/005 50/018 190/052 178/059 280/052
> KN0V 000/000 8/008 42/025 160/044 228/062 222/056
> N5XZ 000/000 4/004 31/019 155/056 198/064 216/061
> N3GJ 000/000 8/007 100/043 140/052 157/056 154/053
> KN4Y 001/001 /000 47/028 145/047 160/052 247/058
> KK7X 000/000 /000 /000 156/064 190/070 180/053
> N1CC 000/000 2/002 88/043 120/055 88/047 165/056
> K1TEO 000/000 /000 /000 85/049 145/055 242/070
> VE9DX 000/000 17/017 43/017 66/066 76/076 82/082
> AE4Y 000/000 /000 57/027 102/049 105/052 121/048
> WA3SES 000/000 6/005 37/023 128/051 142/049 85/032
> NX9T 002/002 8/008 31/023 68/031 115/044 128/049
> W3/OM2KI 000/000 /000 1/001 72/036 106/055 80/041
> W4/VE3BUC 000/000 /000 /000 28/020 103/042 156/047
> KG4PYM 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> WA6BOB 000/000 /000 21/007 55/020 58/030 34/025
> N7CZ 000/000 9/002 19/008 19/011 21/013 89/038
> K8KHZ 000/000 /000 /000 30/016 16/013 61/036
> K2CC (KC2 000/000 /000 26/012 27/013 2/002 50/024
> WB0TRA 000/000 /000 2/002 8/007 28/016 45/025
> K1EP/6 000/000 /000 /000 21/008 42/021 26/016
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB HP
> K5ZD (W4P 058/036 340/063 770/086 1261/094 951/093 1147/093
> K1DG 057/038 261/061 644/081 859/092 1033/100 1205/099
> AA1K 056/035 261/056 637/071 1024/086 1023/097 1076/087
> W9RE 020/014 211/065 435/073 1333/100 1015/099 1019/086
> K1ZZ 048/036 271/054 591/075 1116/088 901/091 1047/081
> W1WEF 054/036 284/054 459/070 1054/097 817/099 1069/087
> N2IC 026/017 93/042 519/077 1038/092 999/096 1291/096
> K2UA 042/028 165/048 687/072 852/077 886/089 1336/092
> K3CR (LZ4 061/038 264/065 539/080 950/084 793/091 801/083
> VY2SS (K6 042/030 219/054 482/064 979/090 898/088 1024/084
> K3ZO 016/013 235/056 408/064 1030/073 955/089 1143/086
> VA3UZ @VE 025/017 126/057 283/066 778/094 1025/098 1067/095
> KR1G 042/028 364/058 488/070 1031/087 867/083 713/070
> K8GL 021/019 111/054 322/071 639/093 824/090 997/091
> W6EEN (N6 012/009 105/036 459/073 720/086 813/100 861/092
> K0EJ 022/017 81/050 262/060 925/080 871/081 1008/076
> K5NA 013/010 67/039 354/061 844/075 750/083 1226/077
> N4ZR 009/009 242/060 318/070 704/078 811/084 811/083
> W2FU 032/025 203/053 250/060 608/079 777/094 912/087
> N3BB 015/013 90/045 547/077 910/074 545/081 974/066
> N9CK 012/011 71/044 215/069 712/084 730/089 1107/080
> W7GG 050/012 137/037 447/069 718/084 634/087 713/081
> K9MA 011/010 73/042 187/063 772/084 721/083 864/085
> WC1M 034/032 232/053 418/062 831/067 606/060 627/069
> W2XL 043/032 190/052 334/057 671/069 615/071 606/071
> K3MD 017/016 48/035 160/070 561/089 613/092 781/091
> K8DX 024/019 271/059 320/060 680/054 484/064 808/067
> N2GC 022/019 138/050 338/069 453/079 471/082 703/081
> N6TV 016/010 118/034 408/064 858/076 476/077 468/069
> K5YAA 012/008 92/046 163/060 413/063 554/083 878/083
> WA2VYA 013/012 143/057 271/067 336/081 449/076 726/071
> KC7V 025/010 93/036 358/062 444/065 597/082 628/071
> N5RG 039/025 79/044 232/062 499/069 438/076 664/082
> NT1N 027/023 145/050 167/067 533/078 371/077 392/072
> W1ECT 025/021 79/040 176/043 444/061 504/066 641/062
> W4SAA 013/010 65/042 161/062 470/060 288/076 416/075
> K1GU 005/005 112/044 228/053 351/066 294/063 547/063
> K6VO (K6N 014/012 78/039 179/047 312/046 350/067 612/073
> N3UM 000/000 117/043 194/043 370/050 409/067 504/060
> N8SM 000/000 52/037 278/054 263/065 335/061 576/057
> K0OU 000/000 43/025 213/060 364/081 378/077 303/068
> K7NV 013/009 38/029 195/053 412/065 272/072 260/068
> KU8E 023/018 66/042 120/053 270/057 360/076 283/065
> K1PQS 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> W0ZQ 000/000 41/033 127/053 277/071 295/076 285/069
> KO7X @KI7 020/017 37/025 117/038 150/053 371/068 414/068
> N6HC 003/003 21/016 74/040 263/070 255/062 299/068
> KA2MGE 000/000 39/028 101/052 170/054 171/066 332/070
> N5QQ @KD5 002/002 24/021 61/040 311/046 199/059 353/052
> N1RR 000/000 /000 80/023 103/037 421/060 565/058
> W6MVW 000/000 /000 88/047 158/060 156/066 308/073
> K2UOP 014/013 24/020 68/031 135/054 139/054 159/056
> KW4DA 000/000 /000 21/011 171/038 215/038 419/048
> K6LRN 001/001 26/021 60/035 105/047 114/060 96/043
> WX3B 001/001 24/019 42/027 88/036 61/036 262/054
> K6SE 024/012 20/012 68/021 101/043 137/047 113/036
> W0TY 001/001 8/008 48/030 136/044 121/048 115/039
> VE7QO 000/000 /000 /000 112/043 145/053 153/052
> AD4L 000/000 14/012 67/031 61/038 41/031 41/023
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB(A) QRP
> W6QU (W8Q 001/001 6/005 63/026 179/059 229/066 308/073
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB(A) LP
> N0AX 010/007 58/023 130/047 480/080 512/093 599/089
> N2CQ 000/000 86/046 92/039 225/072 335/089 367/091
> VE1OP 000/000 18/017 64/049 109/084 107/079 807/099
> N9XX 000/000 32/029 84/053 220/075 279/090 413/088
> AK4XX 000/000 65/040 150/056 248/070 237/074 288/067
> N6WS 000/000 29/018 87/056 155/081 242/090 285/087
> N6MW 000/000 43/039 56/044 117/069 183/078 226/075
> N3SD 000/000 21/026 70/043 140/074 155/076 208/074
> AE4RO 008/008 15/014 20/019 156/066 113/068 156/079
> K0UK 004/004 17/005 145/009 141/054 161/062 148/046
> K8AJS 000/000 27/024 56/050 135/064 121/063 75/061
> NA2U 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 980/104
> VE4YU 001/001 14/012 10/008 173/050 151/057 141/049
> WA7YAZ 000/000 2/002 22/012 47/034 98/056 179/071
> K4WW 000/000 5/005 22/018 62/023 201/036 110/032
> W2RDS 000/000 /000 14/014 26/023 92/053 99/055
> WA4PXP @W 001/001 2/002 12/010 28/021 11/010 82/038
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB(A) HP
> K3WW 058/049 220/068 962/096 1233/103 1010/109 1079/099
> AA3B 021/018 224/063 527/086 600/096 832/101 1002/099
> W2RE 037/034 206/065 447/086 655/092 731/108 963/101
> KQ3F 015/015 70/052 502/084 1036/092 755/097 904/103
> W7/DL3OI 013/011 44/037 286/077 1171/099 753/098 1044/097
> N1EU 048/048 120/069 299/083 424/102 832/112 844/108
> W2UP 033/032 155/063 397/079 862/095 492/094 671/094
> NO2R 064/050 138/067 232/077 495/098 649/106 758/108
> W4NF 033/027 148/060 355/078 549/095 535/098 858/098
> W6XR 045/036 104/063 341/088 399/097 576/105 761/100
> NQ4I 030/028 124/061 213/077 578/092 521/093 794/099
> N8BJQ 021/020 112/050 191/065 393/087 603/092 924/101
> W1GD 028/023 112/052 185/067 619/089 548/091 628/091
> W2GDJ 017/014 57/041 105/043 814/099 653/101 554/098
> N4GG 043/035 146/065 202/073 380/089 417/098 466/089
> W3YY 025/021 157/062 204/070 273/082 410/080 421/090
> N6CW 000/000 31/020 228/067 435/077 365/087 493/085
> N3ZA 024/022 72/053 116/061 281/091 255/085 369/090
> N2CY 000/000 1/001 144/060 304/085 355/088 433/092
> WE9V 007/007 40/036 110/059 157/082 261/090 492/090
> W6TK 000/000 48/023 150/058 348/080 291/088 306/081
> K2ONP 026/024 49/036 178/049 372/053 331/063 328/058
> W7VV 000/000 /000 161/045 615/083 263/076 280/066
> K1JN 011/010 76/045 142/061 168/069 249/075 369/081
> W3IQ 000/000 /000 119/053 236/069 292/078 365/082
> K6RIM 005/004 32/018 93/051 184/078 168/084 226/088
> N8KM 007/007 48/038 86/056 167/076 142/073 183/084
> K0KX 000/000 60/038 139/054 148/063 132/063 221/083
> N8PW 001/001 40/027 82/042 175/057 248/071 225/060
> NE9Z 006/005 32/026 36/025 103/064 103/070 120/067
> K3PP 002/002 12/012 44/032 58/040 62/052 175/064
>
>
>
> Teams:
> RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
> OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
> HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
> LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
> ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
> OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
> RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
> SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
> YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
> YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
> M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
> 8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
> ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
> ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
> KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
> OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
> SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
> LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
> OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
> N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
> K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
> N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
> W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
> K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
> K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
> KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
> KE1LI
> N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
> W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
> N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
> K2RD K2RD W1CU
> KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
> W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
> K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
> K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
> K9VV
> K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
> K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
> K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
> K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
> W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
> W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
> NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
> K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
> NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
> K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
> N5DX, K5GO
> W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
> KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
> K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
> K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
> N3AD N3AD, N3MT
> N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
> K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
> W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
> K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
> K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
> AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
> N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
> N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
> N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
> AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
> K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
> WN9O WN9O & W9IU
> K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
> K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
> K2SX K2SX, N2UN
> W7CT NC7W W7CT
> K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
> VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
> VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
> N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
> KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
> N2NT W2/LU9AY
>
>
>
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>From k1my at msn.com Tue Feb 26 12:56:04 2002
From: k1my@msn.com (Bruce Makas)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002
Message-ID: <002001c1beff$a0851a20$0101a8c0@pavilion>
I have found the time and a way to get to the WRTC2002 this year. Can
someone point me towards a resource that will help me get room reservations
at the "right" place? Is there a group in Finland who can help me with this?
Also, I assume that the events are all open to visitors who are not
officials or participants. Is this correct?
73, Bruce K1MY
>From w3cf at comcast.net Tue Feb 26 16:14:22 2002
From: w3cf@comcast.net (Doug Priest)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] W/VEs spotting W/VEs
In-Reply-To: <001001c1bb3a$ad8d9940$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
Message-ID: <NFBBKEEFALNKFAKNGPCKKEEPCCAA.w3cf@comcast.net>
Yeah, could be...but how do you explain an operator spotting on more than
one band a station he just spent 30 hours contesting from???
I doubt it is in the spirit of the rules to spot a W/VE knowing it will hit
the global cluster so everyone can find the W/VE station in the ARRL
contest. Its up to the rest of the world to spot us as we do them. The
offending party must disagree with me as he spotted the Multi station with
his own call on more than one band. We at K3NM found it repulsive.
73
Doug W3CF
@V26S for ARRL SSB
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-cq-contest@contesting.com
[mailto:owner-cq-contest@contesting.com]On Behalf Of David Robbins
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 7:49 PM
To: reflector cq-contest
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] W/VEs spotting W/VEs
>
> This past weekend I noticed W/VE stations (actually, Ws for the most
part)
> spotting other W/VE stations over the DX spotting system. (I'm not
> talking
> about K4MA, who I know was in 8P but spotting people under his call.)
> While
> I suppose there could be legitimate reasons for this, like spotting
some
> rare W/VE state/province, I hardly think IL or PA falls into that
> category. Since in almost every case, the station doing the spotting
was
> in the same call area as the station being spotting, it would appear
> instead that these were attempts to attract DX stations to the
frequency
> of
> these particular W/VEs.
It could be that they were spotting friends because they know the spots
propagate around the world. It can also be to populate bandmaps of
friendly club members so they know frequencies to stay away from when
looking for a place to call cq.
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net
web: http://www.k1ttt.net
AR-Cluster node: 145.69MHz or telnet://dxc.k1ttt.net
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>From W5ASP at aol.com Tue Feb 26 18:42:37 2002
From: W5ASP@aol.com (W5ASP@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <f6.1711b8ff.29ad776d@aol.com>
I missed out on the initial part of this thread, but I thought it worth while
jumping in with a bit of info that may or may not be common knowledge.
As has been mentioned, the Kenwood TS-930 (and probably 940) required the
same "funny" DIN connector. Back then some DIN connectors seemed to work,
most didn't. There most definitely was a difference. As noted elsewhere, the
difference is that in one instance the pins are arranged in a circular
pattern while in the other the "first and last" two pins are offset from the
circle.
I had occasion years ago to look into this and found that the "funny"
connector that actually worked on my TS-930 was in fact a SwitchCraft product
quite distinct from the run-of-the-mill DIN. I once had a product number,
but it's long gone. I don't even know if they're still around. But maybe
someone in the parts business can follow this thru for the benefit of the new
generation of confused users.
Joe, W5ASP
>From k1ir at designet.com Tue Feb 26 19:26:48 2002
From: k1ir@designet.com (Jim Idelson)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <bq4s5stbbhgudos.260220021926@designet-jsi>
I have heard of people who use the wrong plug, but cut off the two offending
pins when they're not needed for the application.
Jim Idelson K1IR
email k1ir@designet.com
web http://www.designet.com/k1ir
>From K7LXC at aol.com Wed Feb 27 08:48:43 2002
From: K7LXC@aol.com (K7LXC@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002
Message-ID: <aa.73b5043.29ae3dbb@aol.com>
In a message dated 2/26/02 1:46:00 PM Pacific Standard Time, k1my@msn.com
writes:
> Also, I assume that the events are all open to visitors who are not
> officials or participants. Is this correct?
YES - please come. You are guaranteed to have the most memorable
contesting experience of your life!
Cheers,
Steve K7LXC
>From dick.green at valley.net Wed Feb 27 11:28:13 2002
From: dick.green@valley.net (Dick Green)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration?
Message-ID: <EMEKIMJIEGNGMKHFDEGIEEFNCDAA.dick.green@valley.net>
Jeff,
The second iteration is similar to my setup, except I use autotune amps that
are away from the operating desk. Also, I don't use any shelving in my
setup -- the radios sit on the desk and the control boxes are stacked on top
of the radios. See below for how the monitor is placed. I keep the top cover
vent holes on the radios clear and the boxes are small enough that they
don't cover the entire top of the radios. Besides, the main airflow is
through the back panel of the radios. I've never had any overheating
problems. I do have to be careful about not scratching the top covers, but
the control boxes have rubber feet (which also provide clearance for
airflow.)
It was good that you lowered the screen. The key is to have the monitor
height such that you can look at it without raising or lowering your neck or
eyes from a relaxed position.
I see that you moved the radios closer together. I guess some people feel
it's better to have the controls closer to your hands, but I've found that
this causes me to reach directly over the keyboard too much and I don't like
that. My radios are about eight inches apart and slightly tilted in towards
me (or, as with stereo speakers, "toed in".) This makes it easier to read
the frequency displays and puts the tuning knobs 3-4 inches from the edge of
a standard keyboard. The clarifier knob on the run radio, which I have on my
left, is within very short reach. That's important because it's probably the
most used control on the run radio. The shift/width knobs are in the same
place and they get used a lot, too.
Another reason the radios are separated is that the LCD monitor stand is
between them and the stand is about 8 inches wide at the bottom. The stand
raises the screen about five inches, which isn't quite enough to clear the
radios. I put a couple of hardcover books under the stand to raise the
screen enough so that it clears the radios -- the lower edge is just above
the tops of the radios. The screen is almost flush with the front of the
radios, which puts it at about 14-24 inches from my eyes, depending on
whether or not I'm leaning back.
If you can visualize it, you can see that this setup doesn't lend itself to
shelving. I guess the shelving could be designed so that the front of the
radios stick out about 4 inches or so from the shelving, allowing enough
room for the shelving to pass behind the monitor. Alternatively, you could
cut a notch in the shelving for the monitor stand so that the radios and
monitor are only slightly in front of the shelf edges. As nice as it would
be to have shelving, it would require reaching farther to get to the
control boxes.
I use an undersize keyboard that's about 3 inches narrower than the standard
model. The narrower width makes it easier to get at the various knobs on the
radios. Most important, I don't have to reach over the keyboard to tune the
S&P radio. Unlike most keyboards, my contest and standard keyboards are
designed so that the cable plugs into the back. They're both made by IBM, so
they're plug-compatible. I just unplug one and plug in the other for a quick
change. I used a Brother label maker to mark the special keys on the contest
keyboard.
One reason I can get away with this setup is that I share one rotor control
box for three Hy-Gain rotors. I built a simple relay interface to do that.
The motivation for this was that I didn't have any more cables in the
conduit and didn't feel like pulling two more. Another motivation was that
it allowed me to share a DCU-1 digital controller and it would have been too
expensive to buy three. In fact, I didn't have to buy controllers at all for
two of the rotors (a nice feature of buying them from Norm's Rotor Service.)
An unexpected benefit was getting rid of two big boxes that would have added
to the clutter.
I can e-mail you some jpegs of the station if you like. Hope these ideas are
helpful.
73, Dick WC1M
>From w8ji at akorn.net Wed Feb 27 12:04:31 2002
From: w8ji@akorn.net (Tom Rauch)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <4.2.0.58.20020225230251.00a27ee0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
References: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <3C7CCB4F.13015.694015@localhost>
> The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across
> the side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not
> fit (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
The kenwoods are a special size also??? Are they the same as a
Yaesu?
73, Tom W8JI
W8JI@contesting.com
>From ok1qm at volny.cz Wed Feb 27 19:31:41 2002
From: ok1qm@volny.cz (Jan Kucera)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] e-mail K3EST or N6TW
Message-ID: <005a01c1bfbd$05093c20$0dd21bd4@y4n3g5>
Hello oms,
I?m looking for an actual a-mail adr K3EST or N6TW.
Please, can you help me?
Thank you very much in advance.
73?s Jan, OK1QM.
>From n2mg at contesting.com Wed Feb 27 11:25:28 2002
From: n2mg@contesting.com (Mike Gilmer - N2MG)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <20020227192528.24034.cpmta@c002.snv.cp.net>
On Wed, 27 February 2002, "Tom Rauch" wrote:
> The kenwoods are a special size also???
That's what I wrote yesterday in my ASCII art post. I
guess no one reads my mail. ;-)
As was written in another post, The RF Connection has
these beasts
http://www.therfc.com/dinconn.htm
In fact, they are referred to as "for Kenwood". Gonna
get me some real quick like. Then maybe it'll make
sense for me to repair the broken jack on my 940!
Mike N2MG
________________________________________________
PeoplePC: It's for people. And it's just smart.
http://www.peoplepc.com
>From ford at cmgate.com Wed Feb 27 14:06:06 2002
From: ford@cmgate.com (Ford Peterson)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
Message-ID: <000901c1bfca$31c3d060$15ed83d1@office>
Is a radio capable of operation on two separate frequencies (dual receivers)
considered 2 radios for SO2R?
If I understand it correctly, a dual receiver radio is not SO2R. So if I
use the receiver on a second radio, which just happens to be a transceiver,
am I SO2R or not?
Ford-N0FP
ford@cmgate.com
>From timo.klimoff at kolumbus.fi Wed Feb 27 22:11:07 2002
From: timo.klimoff@kolumbus.fi (Timo)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002
References: <aa.73b5043.29ae3dbb@aol.com>
Message-ID: <002401c1bfca$e515e180$b9c5f83e@tklimoff>
> In a message dated 2/26/02 1:46:00 PM Pacific Standard Time, k1my@msn.com
> writes:
>
> > Also, I assume that the events are all open to visitors who are not
> > officials or participants. Is this correct?
>
> YES - please come. You are guaranteed to have the most memorable
> contesting experience of your life!
>
And please visit our web site:
http://www.wrtc2002.org
There is a plenty of information available and more will be there in the near
future.
About accomodation, go to:
http://www.wrtc2002.org/finland/accomodation.htm
Preliminary schedule which was in our press release #1 is still mostly valid.
73, Timo OH1NOA
WRTC2002 Webmaster & Competitor Correspondence
>From kr6x at kr6x.com Wed Feb 27 15:08:36 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
References: <000901c1bfca$31c3d060$15ed83d1@office>
Message-ID: <11b801c1bfe3$b0ca3d90$ede3c23f@KR6X.ORG>
SO2R implies all of the following:
1) simultaneous receive on any two frequencies
2) simultaneous receive on one band while transmitting on any another
band with minimal interference
3) instant (milliseconds) change of transmitting band, i.e. switching
from transmit on frequency A/receive on frequency B on another band
to receive on frequency A/transmit on frequency B in the snap of a
finger
4) uncompromised control of the first 3 features in this list
(switching capability)
It's most likely to be achieved when: no antennas share coaxial
cables, generally no antennas are multi-band. It's easier to achieve
when using 2 or more amplifiers and 2 or more transceivers forming 2
or more complete station setups controlled by a single computer. The
capability is compromised when using 1 auto-tune amplifier such as an
Alpha 77 because there is too much tune-up delay time to allow
bandswitching from the (former) transmit band to the (new) target band
before another CQ is issued from the target frequency or another
station answers the CQ on the target frequence (results in delays that
prevent the effective use of the technology). Excessive delays are
usually involved when switching/controlling the main transmitter from
the transceiver frequency to a secondary receiver frequency when using
most dual receive rigs such as the TS950SDX. The goal is to be able
to send your exchange on one band (i.e., with the <F3> key) while
simultaneously tuning in a CQ on the second rig, and to check for
dupes and be prepared to call stations on the second rig as soon as
your exchange has completed on the first band -- with no conscious
effort involved in making band changes and no delays or inter-station
interference introduced by equipment/antenna limitations. This is a
daunting problem when operating with high power -- often requiring
special filters to reject cross-band RF, but is usually attainable at
low power when using 2 transceivers and monobanders if some effort is
taken to isolate antennas, coaxial cables, and station grounds. Some
have succeeded even at high power levels even when using a single
tower; the goal is probably unattainable on 10-15-20M with a
tribander -- although a tribander that uses separate feedlines on each
band might allow it (I think some Force 12 antennas allow this, for
instance).
Frankly, I hesitate to provide a definition of SO2R -- too many
contesters who do not have the capability (both station capability and
knack for operation) would like to see SO2R scores categorized
differently from basic single operator scores so that their own
efforts will better shine. I did extensive SO2R operation from W6HX
in ARRL DX contests and SS contests during the 1970's, and found an
advantage. However, I'd have to point out that SO2R operation can be
extremely fatiguing expecially when compared to maintaining a single
run frequency. Too much SO2R operation without sleep in a 48 hour
contest can quickly result in the capability of the operator degrading
dramatically; the SO2R operator has to pace himself, just as a long
distance runner would.
Also, limited SO2R capability can provide great score benefits. By
limited capability, I mean SO2R with problems preventing full use of
the technology such as band combinations on which the capability is
absent due to shared feedlines or cross-band interference. To explain
this, I'd mention that it might be that SO2R on the low bands provides
a greater improvement in effficiency than the same capability on the
high bands during many contests. This is due to the change in the mix
between "running" and S&P operation and in the relatively high
opportunity for duplicate contacts on the low bands. During DX
contests in particular, operating SO2R on the more active high bands
is potentially much more fatiguing than on the less active low bands.
During a quick contest like the NA Sprint (which has no 15 and 10
meter activity), the benefit of SO2R can be maintained for the full
length of the contest. In much of the US there is significant daytime
40M activity during domestic contests, and this could allow one 40M
rig and one 10-15-20M rig to be used for SO2R. These effects combined
could mean, for example, that a station with a tribander on one
coaxial cable, and separate coaxial cables for the 40M and 80/160M
antennas, might effectively gain a great deal of the advantage that is
possible from SO2R operation across a wide spectrum of contests (true
SO2R capability on 20M and below, plus relaxed runs on the higher
bands).
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ford Peterson" <ford@cmgate.com>
To: "Contest reflector" <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 12:06 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
> Is a radio capable of operation on two separate frequencies (dual
receivers)
> considered 2 radios for SO2R?
>
> If I understand it correctly, a dual receiver radio is not SO2R. So
if I
> use the receiver on a second radio, which just happens to be a
transceiver,
> am I SO2R or not?
>
> Ford-N0FP
> ford@cmgate.com
>
>
>
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>From jmaass at columbus.rr.com Wed Feb 27 18:47:52 2002
From: jmaass@columbus.rr.com (Jeff Maass)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 3rd Iteration?
Message-ID: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDIEFGEBAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
I recently asked here for people to send me photos or links to
photos on web sites of the desk layouts in their Single Operator
Two Radio (SO2R) stations.
I received many responses: Thanks!
I've also received several emails asking for copies of everything received.
In lieu of that, I've listed the links and displayed the photos on the
web page at: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/Radio/K8ND_SO2R.htm.
Links and photos under my diagrams.
73,
Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>From k8cc at mediaone.net Wed Feb 27 19:33:45 2002
From: k8cc@mediaone.net (k8cc)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <3C7CCB4F.13015.694015@localhost>
References: <4.2.0.58.20020225230251.00a27ee0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
<3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020227192950.00b2f4e0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
At 12:04 PM 2/27/02 -0500, Tom Rauch wrote:
> > The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> > size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across
> > the side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not
> > fit (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
>
>The kenwoods are a special size also??? Are they the same as a
>Yaesu?
>73, Tom W8JI
>W8JI@contesting.com
I've only seen two types of 8-pin DIN connectors. The more common ones
(like Radio Shack has) fits my IC-765 ACC jack on the back of the
radio. I've even in a pinch melted out the center pin with a soldering
iron and it fits a 7-pin DIN jack.
I can't speak for the TS-950, but the special 8-pin DIN which the TS-830S
thru TS-940S used for the "XVTR" jack (supremely useful for connecting
receive antennas) is the same as the one on my FT-1000D. My TS-850S does
not have a XVTR jack (I wish it did!).
73,
Dave
>From vr2bg at harts.org.hk Thu Feb 28 00:58:40 2002
From: vr2bg@harts.org.hk (VR2BrettGraham)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <200202271706.g1RH60Vw003766@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.0.20020228003959.00d01ab0@pop.pacific.net.hk>
Anybody have a chance to compare the footprint of the "standard" DIN
jack to that of the one used by Kenwood & Yaesu?
If they're the same, then why not change the jack to something that
matches plugs which are more easily obtained?
Funky connectors, swapping pins from standard convention & other
SONY-inspired silliness doesn't belong in amateur equipment.
Try to find anything but a bog standard DIN plug in a place like 9M6!
A favorite short cut for mains plugs out here is to strip the wires, jam
them into the socket & ram chopsticks in to hold them in place - though
the reason for doing so is laziness, not for want of the right plug.
Substitute a toothpick for the chopstick & any funky DIN need not
be a problem!
73, VR2BrettGraham
>From k5ka at earthlink.net Wed Feb 27 22:03:59 2002
From: k5ka@earthlink.net (Ken Adams K5KA)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] C&S Engineering FES device
Message-ID: <3.0.2.32.20020227220359.00704cdc@earthlink.net>
C&S Engineering used to produce a device called a Front End Saver
that would switch a receive only antenna to ground in xmit mode.
Does anyone know if that device is being made by any other folks.
73, Ken
>From py2ny at arrl.net Thu Feb 28 10:25:47 2002
From: py2ny@arrl.net (PY2NY - Vitor)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Tnx Again
Message-ID: <003b01c1c05b$7424a4c0$7414d2c8@oemcomputer>
CQ-contest was again my salvation. Almost
everything that we need, we can find with
our friends in this reflector...
TR-44 CDE.CDR rotator manual received,
information about FL-2000B, too.
Many thanks for everybody and thanks to
share your knowledge with me, here in
CQ-contest....
See you next weekend at ARRL SSB contest,
will do 20m only, low power !!
Bye
PY2NY - Vitor Luis Aidar dos Santos
Caixa Postal 204 - Jaboticabal, SP
14870-970 - Brasil
E-mail: py2ny@arrl.net
Phone: (16) 97854218
>From W4EF at dellroy.com Thu Feb 28 04:46:12 2002
From: W4EF@dellroy.com (Mike)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <001901c1c055$e75030f0$6501a8c0@1800XP>
Check with the RF Connection
http://www.therfc.com/dinconn.htm
He has the special Kenwood DIN plugs that are used for the transverter,
external receiver antenna, remote VFO, etc. As has been mentioned the
radio shack parts have the wrong pin spacing. His prices are very good
($1.50) and when I talked to him on the phone he seemed to know which
plug I needed off the top of his head . He can probably tell you what if any
differences there are between the Kenwood and the Yaesu plugs.
73 de Mike, W4EF.........
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Rauch" <w8ji@akorn.net>
To: "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>;
<cq-contest@contesting.com>; "k8cc" <k8cc@mediaone.net>
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 9:04 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
> > The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> > size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across
> > the side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not
> > fit (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
>
> The kenwoods are a special size also??? Are they the same as a
> Yaesu?
> 73, Tom W8JI
> W8JI@contesting.com
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From n4zr at contesting.com Thu Feb 28 15:15:46 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest Software Preferences; Other Station Info
Message-ID: <3.0.5.32.20020228151546.00a8d420@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
I have just updated the search function for the World HF Contest Station
Database so that you can ask for a list of stations using any given contest
logging software package. The database can also be searched for users of a
particular radio, and to find out whether a given station is in the database.
Other searches will be added as I figure out how to do them.
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From aa4lr at arrl.net Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
From: aa4lr@arrl.net (Bill Coleman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
Message-ID: <20020228213355.RKBN26356.imf17bis.bellsouth.net@[192.168.0.21]>
On 2/27/02 3:06 PM, Ford Peterson at ford@cmgate.com wrote:
>Is a radio capable of operation on two separate frequencies (dual receivers)
>considered 2 radios for SO2R?
Only if it can receive on one receiver while transmitting.
>If I understand it correctly, a dual receiver radio is not SO2R.
Only because no commercially available rig with dual receive can receive
while it is transmitting.
>So if I
>use the receiver on a second radio, which just happens to be a transceiver,
>am I SO2R or not?
First of all, contests distinguish categories by the number of
TRANSMITTERS, not receivers. And the issue is the number of transmitters
used SIMILTANEOUSLY.
Second, SO2R is possible with two receivers and one frequency-agile
transmitter.
Third, I'd like to point out that in the olden days, separate receivers
and transmitters were common. Indeed, some operators built multiple
band-specific transmitters. (Didn't W6AM have a setup like this?) It was
never an issue how many boxes you had on your desk, or in your shack --
and it shouldn't be an issue today.
Bill Coleman, AA4LR, PP-ASEL Mail: aa4lr@arrl.net
Quote: "Not within a thousand years will man ever fly!"
-- Wilbur Wright, 1901
>From k8cc at mediaone.net Thu Feb 28 19:46:45 2002
From: k8cc@mediaone.net (k8cc)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <4.3.2.7.0.20020228003959.00d01ab0@pop.pacific.net.hk>
References: <200202271706.g1RH60Vw003766@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020228194437.00b301f0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
At 12:58 AM 2/28/02 +0000, VR2BrettGraham wrote:
>Anybody have a chance to compare the footprint of the "standard" DIN
>jack to that of the one used by Kenwood & Yaesu?
>
>If they're the same, then why not change the jack to something that
>matches plugs which are more easily obtained?
Brett,
I'm pretty sure the connectors are PC-mounted, so changing them would be a
bear. Not to mention, I doubt that the PCB footprint is the same.
OTOH, who's to say which connector is "standard"? (Maybe someone more
expert than me!) What we Americans think is the "funny" one might just be
standard in the Far East.
73,
Dave/K8CC
>From ford at cmgate.com Thu Feb 28 22:12:04 2002
From: ford@cmgate.com (Ford Peterson)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Propagation
Message-ID: <004b01c1c0d7$3fd04540$0300a8c0@Lab>
So what's the forecast for this weekend? I'm dying to hear kind words from
the helio gurus.
Ford-N0FP
ford@cmgate.com
>From jmaass at columbus.rr.com Fri Feb 22 15:15:48 2002
From: jmaass@columbus.rr.com (Jeff Maass)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FW: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
Message-ID: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDGEONEAAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
BTW, the plan I assembled over a year ago can be seen at:
http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/K8ND_SO2R.jpg
I know now that I want the monitor lower, and the rotor control
down lower as well.
I have all the hardware, but need to get a desk designed/built!
73,
Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeff Maass [mailto:jmaass@columbus.rr.com]
> Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 2:50 PM
> To: CQ Contest Mailing List
> Subject: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
>
>
>
> I'm trying to finalize my plans for a new operating desk, and I've been
> looking around the web to see what others are doing.
>
> There seem to be precious few straight-on photographs showing how
> the desk and equipment is arranged. One of the better descriptions
> I've seen was at
> http://www.qsl.net/ak6r/so2r_station.htm
>
> If you have a photo of your operating position, please send me either
> the photo (direct) or a link to your web site (direct or on the List).
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>From k2av at contesting.com Fri Feb 22 23:32:58 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
References: <20020222151339.63909.qmail@web10508.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <092e01c1bc23$2de05b80$0500a8c0@swift>
There are a lot of presumes in there...
1. Presumes we don't look anywhere besides the band spots. The HUGE
majority of our mults were worked normal S&P or on the run frequency.
We watch the packet to make sure we get them all.
There was a period when one op was just going up the bands getting
calls and doing local (in the station) spots, and another was
following behind working the spots. As I recall few of the stations
worked in these passes (mult or no) were already there from the
internet spots. There seems to be this idea that people are just
setting around like robots waiting for the next packet spot. If they
are, they aren't making scores.
2. Presumes packet is the major method in the overall contest effort.
It's not. If you depend on packet as a major method, you're dead. Not
going to beat anybody.
3. Presumes packet is only for mults. It's NOT. Part of a skilled S&P
effort is being able to avoid spending time listening to stations
you've already worked. Get on a band for S&P and first thing work out
any stations in the band map (from packet) not worked, including
mults. This is normally very fast. Then go back to top (or bottom) and
listen to everything NOT mapped on the band map. Work or mark dupe all
those calls to get them in the band map too. Skip every spot where you
have to wait to get the callsign. Repeat the process. You will get it
down to the point on CW where you have a current call every 1/2 Kc or
so. And when the map is FULL, go to another band and repeat. My
experience doing something like that, maybe 1/4 of the stations worked
were packet.
4. Presumes there's no skill in working packet piles. Au contraire.
They are the WORST, most difficult piles because of all the no-think
fast-finger freddies who hit the F key and send their call without
hearing the DX, often on top of the DX. Packet piles are usually
ill-mannered, out-of-control, and guarantee that all one's pile
busting tricks are brought into play.
You need to know when it's a waste of time and need to come back
later. I heard KC1XX call into a packet pile a half dozen times and
couldn't work the DX. NO ONE was. He left, so did I. Listened to the
pile now and then on the aux RX, and when it lightened up I came back
and got him in five seconds.
There are a lot of other packet pile skills, and if you don't have
your own list, maybe you should be asking yourself a few questions.
5. Presumes that packet turns the game into sludge. I didn't notice
anything of the sort. Actually, I have to run, I have to S&P, AND NOW
I have to make sure that packet spot mults don't get away, because I
KNOW that the other guys will have him now. If I'm the only guy on the
band at the time and I'm in the middle of a good run, I have to figure
out how to work him without breaking the rhythm of the run or losing
the run frequency. Makes the run op do SO2R in that situation just to
keep up. Packet makes the game HARDER to play. Not everybody is
staffed with dedicated mult peggers on every band just so the run guy
only has to play F1.
We could do without packet, especially if the other multis all give it
up. But WHY? So things would be "pure" again, so we would be "real
hams" again (see earlier post)?
Who among us is divine enough to know what "pure" is? NOBODY gets to
decide who a "real ham" is, except each one of us for ourselves only.
The other thing, has anybody besides me noticed that among single op
scores, the assisted scores are NEVER the top scores. Why's that if
packet is such a huge detrimental advantage?
73
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeffrey Clarke" <ku8e1@yahoo.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 10:13 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
My 2 cents worth ......
Radio contesting has changed a great deal from what it was 20 years
ago(for those of you that go back that far) due to technological
advances that have occurred. The same can be said for just about any
sport like NASCAR,skiing,football,etc.... Back in 1980 having a memory
keyer was a big deal!! (this is making me feel old!!) Fast foward to
today and we now have computer logging, contest cards, voice keyers,
automatic band switch devices, and the list goes on...
The advantages of the devices I mentioned above are they are doing
things that in the past that the contester had to do manually. Packet
is different. It is true that if you use packet in conjuction with
a logging program that you don't manually have to turn your VFO to the
frequency of a station that had been spotted. You just hit a key on
your
computer keyboard and it moves your radio to that frequency. So it
sense
you also have eliminated the manual process of moving the VFO. The
big difference with using packet along with SO2R that you have removed
the "skill" of having to know what band to be on at what time to
pickup
all those "rare" multipliers. With SO2R and packet you can basically
be
everywhere at the same time.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not against introducting new technology into
contesting to make it more fun for everyone. My problem with packet is
that basically you are being "spoon fed" contacts without any real
effort on your part. Can you really call contesting a "sport" anymore
when this is happening??? Plus you have the negative aspect of dealing
with "packet pileups" , which I think reflects badly on contesting due
to the behavior that takes place by some stations. Plus, how do you
prove that those stations who claim to be S/O are not cheating by
using
packet ??
I look at a contest as being like the game "hide and seek". The
object
of most contests is to work as many contacts as you can but it is also
important to work as many multipiers as you can to have a good score.
If you are that rare DX station it's my job to find you and work you.
Now if someone tells me where you are is the game (i.e. contest)
really
any fun anymore ???
73's Jeff
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>From W4EF at dellroy.com Sat Feb 23 03:02:31 2002
From: W4EF@dellroy.com (Mike)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
References: <002601c1bb74$6a24c680$6ac8a8c0@MARCOSPALLUZZI>
Message-ID: <039d01c1bc59$97254d40$6501a8c0@1800XP>
Marco,
I believe this scheme is known as the "Asynchronous Transformer" -
asynchronous because it can be inserted at any point along the
75 ohm transmission line. I just did some modeling of this scheme
with a Smith chart program that I have here. It does appear to
work, but it is a bit of a compromise. For a perfectly matched
50 ohm antenna (1.0:1 VSWR), the AT will give a worst case
VSWR of around 1.5:1 in the shack as compared to a worst
case VSWR of 2.25:1 using no special matching. For an antenna
with a VSWR of 2.0:1 at the feedpoint, the AT will give a worst
case VSWR of around 3.0:1 in the shack, whereas the worst
case with no AT would be 4.5:1.
The 1/12 wavelength transmission line lengths in the AT's
provide 30 degrees of rotation on the smith chart. If your random
length 75 ohm transmission line happens to be close to an odd
multiple of 90 degrees (1/4 wavelength) - the worst case for
the length of the 75 ohm line, then the two series 30 degree lines
will tend to rotate you away from this worst case point and pull
the impedance loci back toward the center of the Smith chart.
Its not perfect of course as you can see from the above
examples, it will reduce you VSWR bandwidth. A better
solution would be to use 1.5:1 broadband "Unun" transformers
in the shack and at the antenna. This scheme would have no
reduction in VSWR bandwidth or degradation of feepoint
VSWR. Of course if you have an antenna with a very wide
VSWR bandwidth, the AT's can be a quick way of getting an
"okay" match in shack when using 75 ohm line in a 50 ohm
system.
73 de Mike, W4EF...............
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marco Spalluzzi" <marco.spalluzzi@orobiacom.it>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 11:42 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
>
> Hi guys, I've got a question for you: a friend of mine said is possible
feed
> an antenna using low loss 75 ohm cable, through a system like this:
> (antenna)-(any length of 75 ohm coax)-(piece of length L of 50 ohm
> coax)-(piece of lenght L of 75 ohm coax)-(rtx or amp).
> The lenght L is, band by band, as follows, assuming vf 0.66 (rg213, rg11):
>
> Band Length
> 80 14' 8''
> 40 7' 5.5''
> 20 3' 9''
> 15 30''
> 10 22''
>
> Why this lenghts? For example, 3' 9'' on 20 are approx. 1/12 wavelength.
>
> Bye, Marco - IK2XSL
> ik2xsl@amsat.org
>
>
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>From btippett at alum.mit.edu Sat Feb 23 13:44:01 2002
From: btippett@alum.mit.edu (Bill Tippett)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
Message-ID: <1.5.4.32.20020223134401.0137b07c@pop.vnet.net>
IK2XSL wrote
>Why this lenghts?
See Non-Synchronous balun described by K1XX:
http://lists.contesting.com/_towertalk/199610/0276.html
73, Bill W4ZV
>From loumecseri at bestnetpc.com Sat Feb 23 09:47:13 2002
From: loumecseri@bestnetpc.com (Lou Mecseri)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Dayton Contest Dinner
Message-ID: <000701c1bc78$fd25e0e0$c44ad0d1@n9a1i1>
I would like to purchase a ticket for the 2002 Dayton Contest Dinner.
Who is handling the tickets.
Your help is appreciated.
73s
Lou KE1F / ZF2LM
>From K5NZ at aol.com Sat Feb 23 11:33:05 2002
From: K5NZ@aol.com (K5NZ@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
Message-ID: <fb.221441f7.29a91e41@aol.com>
Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
Regards,
Mike Hance K5NZ
Bedias, Tx
www.teamcramp.com
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>From w7why at harborside.com Sat Feb 23 18:28:14 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Power Entry
References: <000001c1ba4f$5672a060$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
<002601c1ba6e$697c7ea0$6501a8c0@alpha>
Message-ID: <3C77DF3E.82A5C64C@harborside.com>
Tony Field wrote:
> Seems to me that abbreviations are just that - a replacement of >a short form
> for a long form and the long form is the desired log
>entry. I think Tree and others have pointed this out more than >once.
Hasn't this been discussed over and over and over again-like
after every cw contest?
Tom W7WHY
>From w7why at harborside.com Sat Feb 23 18:57:45 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
References: <3C7553A2.60C63F2D@snet.net>
Message-ID: <3C77E629.FE2DFB60@harborside.com>
Dick Pechie - KB1H wrote:
> If no-packet contesting is needed to
> prove my respect for the sport than I guess we all should dig >out our Drake
> T4/R4 pairs and really tough it out. Paper logs, >Post-its to pass mults
> between operating positions.
Did that for years and had a ball!
Tom W7WHY
>From autonews at shaw.ca Sat Feb 23 13:42:50 2002
From: autonews@shaw.ca (Kelly Taylor)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Real hams don't XXX
Message-ID: <000701c1bca2$47389960$0ebf4618@wp.shawcable.net>
Boy, it's always interesting to see what people will read into other's
posts.
For those who missed it, the point of Guy's posting was simply this: Do what
you wish to do, but don't belittle those who wish to do differently as long
as everyone plays by the rules.
I got the point. Why didn't everybody?
(And yes, there have been several -- countless, even -- attempts to belittle
those who don't interpret the rules the way some do.)
73, kelly
ve4xt
>From k4ma at nc.rr.com Sat Feb 23 15:14:41 2002
From: k4ma@nc.rr.com (Jim Stevens)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SSB Sprint Logs Received
Message-ID: <028401c1bca6$c9e36300$6401a8c0@nc.rr.com>
I have updated the Logs Received Web page with all of the logs received
today.
Please check it out and let me know if you believe your log is missing.
Thanks.
http://www.ncjweb.com/index.php3?leftcol=contestmenu&rightcol=ssbsprintlogs
73,
Jim Stevens, K4MA
k4ma@nc.rr.com
>From k4ma at nc.rr.com Sat Feb 23 17:04:34 2002
From: k4ma@nc.rr.com (Jim Stevens)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SSB Sprint Missing Logs
Message-ID: <030d01c1bcb6$16a582e0$6401a8c0@nc.rr.com>
The deadline for submitting logs for SSB Sprint is March 5.
As of today here are all the missing logs for stations that made more
than 200 QSOs.
Send your logs (preferrably in Cabrillo format) to: ssbsprint@ncjweb.com
73, Jim K4MA
K9PG 366
KW8N 332
KA9FOX 324
N2NL 322
K4XS 314
K4NO 308
K9ZO 308
N9RV 308
N6RO 306
W7WA 296
K5KG 292
NA7NA 286
K3MM 282
N6ED 282
K6RO 280
K7RI 278
K9TM 276
N4ZZ 272
KO9A 270
N6MJ 270
ND8DX 260
NS4W 254
AJ3M 248
K9NW 248
KE9I 242
K1HT 240
WA9IRV 220
W1VE 218
WA7BNM 198
WB1GQR 194
W1WQM 186
K3WU 176
VE5CPU 170
N9JF 166
W7OM 164
N6AN 160
K1PQS 148
WQ5L 146
K5RC 130
K6EP 130
WO7Y 126
K6EY 120
NA4K 118
AA0AI 114
W3GH 114
W4NF 114
NE0P 112
KS5M 106
W3YY 104
W6LFB 104
73,
Jim Stevens, K4MA
k4ma@nc.rr.com
>From jayt at arraysolutions.com Sat Feb 23 20:30:51 2002
From: jayt@arraysolutions.com (Jay Terleski)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FW: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
References: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDGEONEAAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
Message-ID: <3C78505B.AD135BD5@arraysolutions.com>
http://www.arraysolutions.com/Products/19inchpanels.htm#top of page
This URL has a picture of a similar design Jeff that I am doing for my
SO2R set up.
Jay
Jeff Maass wrote:
>
> BTW, the plan I assembled over a year ago can be seen at:
> http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/K8ND_SO2R.jpg
>
> I know now that I want the monitor lower, and the rotor control
> down lower as well.
>
> I have all the hardware, but need to get a desk designed/built!
>
> 73,
> Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Jeff Maass [mailto:jmaass@columbus.rr.com]
> > Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 2:50 PM
> > To: CQ Contest Mailing List
> > Subject: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
> >
> >
> >
> > I'm trying to finalize my plans for a new operating desk, and I've been
> > looking around the web to see what others are doing.
> >
> > There seem to be precious few straight-on photographs showing how
> > the desk and equipment is arranged. One of the better descriptions
> > I've seen was at
> > http://www.qsl.net/ak6r/so2r_station.htm
> >
> > If you have a photo of your operating position, please send me either
> > the photo (direct) or a link to your web site (direct or on the List).
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> > USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> > Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> > Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
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>From k2av at contesting.com Sat Feb 23 22:00:12 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
References: <3C7553A2.60C63F2D@snet.net> <3C77E629.FE2DFB60@harborside.com>
Message-ID: <009301c1bcdf$609263e0$0500a8c0@swift>
One thing about the good ole days, that's still true ... the
camaraderie doesn't depend on the technology. It depends on that great
gang of guys you're with.
Was a terrible thing after a contest to discover a post-it down on the
floor with a mult you didn't work.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Osborne" <w7why@harborside.com>
To: "CQ-Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 1:57 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
Dick Pechie - KB1H wrote:
> If no-packet contesting is needed to
> prove my respect for the sport than I guess we all should dig >out
our Drake T4/R4 pairs and really tough it out. Paper logs, >Post-its
to pass mults between operating positions.
Did that for years and had a ball!
Tom W7WHY
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>From W4EF at dellroy.com Sat Feb 23 19:17:00 2002
From: W4EF@dellroy.com (Mike)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
References: <1.5.4.32.20020223134401.0137b07c@pop.vnet.net>
Message-ID: <049b01c1bce1$b970de90$6501a8c0@1800XP>
Marco,
I modeled the scheme described in the link the Bill provided. When
you add the additional 50/75 ohm transformers on the antenna side,
the match gets much better (VSWR_ant = VSWR_ shack). I suspect
you may still pay a VSWR bandwidth penalty by using this scheme, but
I 'll have to do some additional modelling to confirm that. Sounds like
your friend only described half the system. It works much better with
the lines on both ends.
73 de Mike, W4EF............
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bill Tippett" <btippett@alum.mit.edu>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>; <marco.spalluzzi@orobiacom.it>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 5:44 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
> IK2XSL wrote
> >Why this lenghts?
>
> See Non-Synchronous balun described by K1XX:
>
> http://lists.contesting.com/_towertalk/199610/0276.html
>
> 73, Bill W4ZV
>
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>From k4ik at subich.com Sat Feb 23 22:33:04 2002
From: k4ik@subich.com (Joe Subich, K4IK)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
In-Reply-To: <fb.221441f7.29a91e41@aol.com>
Message-ID: <LOBBIIJIANGBKAMMJLBKAEHGFBAA.k4ik@subich.com>
The ARRL bandplan calls for keeping SSB above 1843, not 1835.
The US stations don't belong below 1843 on SSB. Unfortunately,
there have been several well known contest US contest ops
flouting the bandplan.
Perhaps Riley will issue some more enforcement notices (like
those of September 12, 2001) for SSB operations below 1843.
Based on those actions, it seems that bandplans are enforceable.
73,
... Joe, K4IK
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]
On Behalf Of K5NZ@aol.com
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:33 AM
To: cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
Regards,
Mike Hance K5NZ
Bedias, Tx
www.teamcramp.com
>From NQ4I at compuserve.com Sat Feb 23 23:31:48 2002
From: NQ4I@compuserve.com (Rick Dougherty)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Helsinki, Finland
Message-ID: <200202232331_MC3-F32E-751F@compuserve.com>
Hello all OH contestors...will be arriving in Helsinki abt 1300 hrs local
time on Monday...wondering if any contestors
would like to meet for brewski's, and contest talk?? de Rick
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Feb 23 20:46:10 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020223204453.00ac5ad0@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/2 HP
OH0R 4543 281 48 3,812,046 CCF
HG6N 4477 279 3,747,249
LY7Z 4179 291 47 3,600,000 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9 4325 264 48 3,400,000 TARTU CONTEST TEAM
RM6A @RN6BN 3793 284 48 3,231,636 RW6AWT
SK3W @SK3GW 2926 284 2,492,952 TOP OF EUROPE CONTES
YZ7A @YU7JDE 2656 262 2,087,616
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/M HP
MD/DL5AXX 6418 320 6,161,280
9A1A 6018 316 48 5,705,064 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P9Z 5095 351 48 5,365,035 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
ZF2NT 5066 338 48 5,131,854 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ZF1A 4626 350 48 4,857,300 CAYMAN AMATEUR RADIO
KL7Y 4158 309 48 3,854,466
OM7M 3274 297 48 2,917,134 LBCC
LY1YK 2420 242 1,754,016 KTU RC
OZ0Q 1004 178 533,466
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1UQ) 1528 224 1,026,816
V31AH 1454 230 29 1,003,260 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
KL7AC 973 151 22 440,769
SP5DDJ 684 164 35 336,528 SPDX CLUB
DK2GZ 534 158 253,116 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
7L4IOU 483 149 215,901
DF1DX 415 133 19 165,585 RRDXA
SP1EK 307 110 101,310 SPCC
F5NOD 214 103 5 66,126
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2GD) 3966 336 41 3,997,728 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VP5GA (N2GA) 3577 340 44 3,648,540 OBONY / YCCC
XE1/N6AN (N6AN 2721 276 38 2,208,276 SCCC
EA7GTF 2354 244 35 1,723,128
KH0/JM1LRQ (JM 2092 215 38 1,349,340
9A7P (9A6XX) 1795 222 1,195,470 WWYC
OK1DSZ 1524 222 1,014,984
LZ1ABC 1202 213 35 768,078 WORLD WIDE YOUNG CO
EA3KU 1108 182 14 603,330
LY2MW 912 188 35 513,240 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
HB9ARF 882 191 505,386
4N1FG 882 188 497,448 YUCC
PA3AAV 520 165 8 257,400 BEEMSTER CONTEST CLU
EA1WX 506 155 11 235,290 URE
ON5UM 474 160 10 227,520 LIR
G4PIQ 466 150 12 209,250 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
RD4M (UA4LU) 365 113 123,735 RCC
OH3IR 324 113 6 109,836
HB9DTM 337 105 10 106,155 F8KCF CONTEST GANG
OH1BOI 286 118 100,890 CCF
OM7RC 308 109 6 100,716
LY1DS 314 105 6 98,910 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
HL1/WX8C 285 109 6 93,195
OZ0RS 252 92 69,552
KG4PYM 205 94 13 57,810
SV1NA/SV9 477 67 6 31,959 GREEK TELEGRAPHY CLU
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DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6V) 4263 321 34 4,105,269 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
TM5C (F6ARC) 3705 306 3,401,190
WP2Z (N2NI) 3341 317 30 3,177,291 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
G4BUO 3531 295 38 3,124,935
S53O 3201 270 2,581,470
DL1IAO 2848 275 39 2,349,600 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
DL4MCF 2737 259 43 2,126,649 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
KL7WV (W3YQ) 2052 302 22 1,859,112
8S2F (SM2LIY) 2182 233 1,517,529
7S2E (SM2DMU) 2060 234 38 1,446,120 TOEC
9H1ZA 1853 250 24 1,389,750
RK4FF 1968 215 1,269,360
RW4PL 1245 189 702,513
RK9CZO (RX9CAZ 1126 179 604,125 URAL CONTEST GROUP
Z36W 759 167 380,259 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
Z35M 650 135 263,250 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
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DX SOAB(A) LP
HA9OA 415 100 14 124,500
YL2PN 357 103 110,313 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
SM5AJV 118 67 23,718 TOEC
SV1XV 48 41 5,904
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DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2ED) 4200 322 40 4,057,200 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
M0SDX 3032 264 2,399,760 RSGB
OM5AW 1747 230 23 1,205,430
RX3APM 1804 219 1,185,228
LY2OX 1518 226 23 1,028,526 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
9A2RD 1340 217 20 872,340 WWYC
OE8CIQ 1092 175 573,300 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
S55OO 100 54 2+ 16,200 RK REZKE DRAGAR
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/10 QRP
WP3A 127 31 11,811 COAMO CONTEST CLUB
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DX SOSB/10 LP
LW1EXU 892 55 147,180 RCLP CRDR RCA
EI5DI 811 58 141,114
GM2T (GM0CLN) 754 58 20 131,196 C&PS ARC
HA5NG 592 56 97,680 HADXC
PY3DX 529 54 85,698 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
ON7YX 493 55 81,345 UBA NOK
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DX SOSB/10 HP
F5MUX 2022 59 357,894
EI4BZ 1515 57 257,526
S50K 1270 59 224,790 SCC
F5MZN @F6BEE 1248 59 22 220,896
S56M 1206 59 213,462 SCC
7J1AAI (W1NN) 1210 57 16 206,910
OK2RZ (OK1FUA) 1145 59 202,665
OH6RX 1156 58 201,144 CCF
S50C (S53MM) 1145 58 199,230 CCS - CONTEST CLUB S
YT6T @YT6A 1017 59 180,009 SKY CONTEST CLUB
OM2IB 986 58 171,564
S55M @S54G 862 58 18 149,988 RADIO CLUB "JADRAN"
4N1SM 600 58 12 104,400
G0ORH 814 84,645
F/WO9S 434 56 72,912 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
SP8FHK/8 470 48 67,680
UA9YAB 362 52 56,160
RX9WR 397 47 55,977 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
M6T (G4PIQ) 355 48 2 50,688 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/15 QRP
S57IIO 360 51 12 54,774 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
HA3LI 262 47 36,801
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DX SOSB/15 LP
TI7/N4MO 1217 58 27 211,758 PVRC
9A3PA 807 55 14 133,155 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
SP4DEU 589 55 97,185
SM7N (SM7NDX) 585 53 93,015
G4IIY 545 53 15 86,655
DL7BY 385 52 22 60,060 BERLIN-DX-GROUP
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DX SOSB/15 HP
OH6AC (OH6CS) 1524 60 36 274,140 CCF
S51TA 1271 59 30 224,967 CCS&ZCC
PY2YU 1076 58 187,224 TUPY DX GROUP
OM5M (OM4DW) 1030 59 182,310
RZ3AA 965 59 20 170,805
OM3NA 949 59 30 164,787 RK LEVICE
S52ZW 940 58 163,560 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
OK2ZC 885 58 153,990 OKDXC
YZ7V (YZ7DX) 878 57 150,138 BANAT DX GROUP
RA9WR 700 57 119,700 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
IU4T (IK4MTF) 660 57 8 112,860
UT1IA 534 54 86,508 UCC
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DX SOSB/160 QRP
S57LWG @S57IIO 1 1 1 3 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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DX SOSB/160 HP
XE2AC 301 50 45,150
OM5RW 118 24 8,496
ON4BR 103 23 5 7,107 NOL UBA
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DX SOSB/20 LP
PY2NY 634 56 106,512 TUPY DX GROUP
ZC4DW 532 55 15 87,780 CHILTERN
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DX SOSB/20 HP
YT9X (YU1ZZ) 1551 60 33 279,180 YU CC
IO4L (I4LCK) 1365 58 237,162 M C C
LY6A (LY2BM) 1124 59 198,594 KTU RC
RU9WX 766 58 133,284 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
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DX SOSB/40 LP
S53F 447 50 66,900
PY3MM @ZX5J 79 28 2 6,636 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
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DX SOSB/40 HP
C6AKQ (N4BP) 1283 60 30 230,940 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
HA8IB 961 59 169,920 HA-DX
OM0M (OM0WR) 900 59 20 159,300
GW7X (GW3NJW) 892 57 30 152,532 CONTEST CAMBRIA
S57UN 634 54 102,708 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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DX SOSB/80 QRP
S57KRI @S57IIO 12 7 3 252 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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DX SOSB/80 LP
C6A/K7RE 958 59 25 169,389
PA5AT 282 31 15 26,226
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DX SOSB/80 HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 726 54 117,612 RRDXA
TM2Y (F5MZN) 692 52 22 107,952
EA8ZS 599 54 96,228 GALDAR CONTEST CLUB
YT6A 485 48 69,840 SKY CONTEST CLUB
S59CAB (S57MW) 519 43 66,951 ZCC&CCS
SP8BRQ 409 42 51,534
OK1RK 348 39 40,716
SN8F 337 39 39,429
UA6LV 297 43 38,313
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
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DX M/2 HP
OH0R 029/015 144/035 398/053 1423/059 1231/060 1318/059
LY7Z 080/022 232/040 603/054 1108/059 1072/058 1084/058
ES6Q @ES5 005/005 120/025 700/057 1300/059 1100/059 1100/059
RM6A @RN6 059/020 174/032 547/056 1200/059 903/058 910/059
SK3W @SK3 035/016 254/041 392/057 842/057 735/057 668/056
YZ7A @YU7 034/014 163/030 378/047 709/058 704/057 668/056
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DX M/M HP
9A1A 258/035 557/046 55/059 1348/059 1426/059 1374/058
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DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P 305/048 538/059 695/061 1011/061 1252/061 1294/061
ZF2NT 354/050 607/054 784/058 1018/059 1141/058 1162/059
ZF1A 446/056 657/058 662/058 761/060 972/059 1128/059
KL7Y 094/026 358/052 564/057 851/058 1016/057 1275/059
OM7M 101/029 267/041 488/054 849/058 669/057 900/058
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DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1 001/001 52/021 209/039 491/057 346/052 429/054
V31AH 000/000 252/049 205/041 291/048 335/052 371/040
KL7AC 000/000 /000 10/006 175/046 296/047 492/052
SP5DDJ 000/000 15/009 55/018 165/041 203/044 246/052
DK2GZ 000/000 12/007 59/024 132/038 138/041 193/048
7L4IOU 000/000 21/008 70/023 123/038 128/040 141/040
DF1DX 000/000 7/006 30/015 98/035 98/033 182/044
F5NOD 000/000 1/001 13/009 86/035 71/033 43/025
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DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2G 224/043 463/057 629/059 685/059 925/059 1040/059
VP5GA (N2 292/051 390/055 633/058 655/060 728/058 879/058
XE1/N6AN 000/000 398/053 469/052 390/057 678/057 786/057
EA7GTF 010/009 51/020 363/050 518/053 584/055 828/057
KH0/JM1LR 000/000 23/010 301/045 395/053 545/052 828/055
9A7P (9A6 000/000 67/020 211/040 600/054 408/054 509/054
OK1DSZ 002/002 173/028 127/037 391/051 360/051 471/053
LZ1ABC 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
EA3KU 000/000 10/009 74/023 233/046 421/054 370/050
LY2MW 000/000 75/022 140/030 233/044 216/046 248/046
HB9ARF 003/003 62/020 99/030 206/043 244/049 268/046
4N1FG 000/000 43/018 192/041 204/038 212/043 231/048
PA3AAV 001/001 14/009 94/036 108/033 93/035 210/051
EA1WX 000/000 20/013 58/020 170/044 141/041 117/037
ON5UM 000/000 40/018 70/027 98/031 120/040 146/044
G4PIQ 001/001 42/017 65/023 124/035 105/034 129/040
OH3IR 000/000 /000 36/020 50/023 125/035 113/035
HB9DTM 000/000 /000 27/015 95/033 31/021 184/036
OH1BOI 000/000 9/007 26/016 95/032 62/030 94/033
OM7RC 000/000 /000 19/013 97/033 95/032 97/031
LY1DS 000/000 /000 28/014 53/026 34/020 199/045
HL1/WX8C 000/000 /000 /000 75/032 88/037 122/040
OZ0RS 000/000 /000 7/004 76/029 58/025 111/034
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 9/009 85/036 111/049 /000
SV1NA/SV9 000/000 /000 /000 27/006 144/025 306/036
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DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6 144/041 380/050 546/057 942/058 1220/058 1031/057
TM5C (F6A 161/032 302/046 428/052 807/060 1032/057 975/059
WP2Z (N2N 207/043 362/052 406/054 628/054 863/057 875/057
G4BUO 119/027 349/042 395/054 814/057 777/057 1077/058
S53O 019/013 200/037 381/049 985/058 709/055 907/058
DL1IAO 081/021 175/034 331/047 749/059 697/057 815/057
DL4MCF 022/011 119/032 346/049 802/057 632/052 816/058
KL7WV (W3 111/039 388/053 330/051 349/054 279/052 595/053
8S2F (SM2 001/001 44/023 178/043 461/056 960/058 538/052
7S2E (SM2 000/000 55/022 252/046 560/057 459/054 734/055
9H1ZA 003/003 210/035 399/050 480/054 340/053 421/055
RK4FF 046/024 234/036 234/042 344/049 322/046 355/054
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DX SOAB(A) LP
YL2PN 000/000 /000 60/019 23/010 104/035 170/039
SM5AJV 000/000 6/004 10/007 52/024 24/014 26/018
SV1XV 000/000 /000 /000 13/009 18/015 17/017
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DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2E 151/040 494/053 457/054 726/058 1075/058 1297/059
OM5AW 002/002 75/024 241/040 530/055 388/052 511/057
9A2RD 000/000 39/017 189/038 377/054 373/053 362/055
OE8CIQ 000/000 /000 51/019 372/050 346/053 323/053
S55OO 000/000 20/010 20/012 35/016 25/016 /000
Teams:
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
MD/DL5AXX DL4LQM DL4WG DL5AXX DL5LYM DL8WAA
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Feb 23 20:47:10 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020223204442.00ac4ec0@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/2 HP
N2RM 6933 576 48 11,980,224 FRC
K1KI 6329 577 48 10,946,844 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3RS 6414 567 48 10,910,214 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W4AN 6511 552 48 10,778,904 SECC
K4JA 5992 571 48 10,264,000 PVRC
K8LX 5216 500 48 7,824,000
KB1H 4306 522 6,738,498 YANKKE CLIPPER CONTE
N4RV 4009 517 48 6,207,102 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W5KFT 4088 502 48 6,097,794
N0IJ 3299 464 4,592,208 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K2RD 1914 495 28 2,842,290 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
KC1XX 9176 645 17,747,820
K3LR 9109 632 17,242,224 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K9NS 8486 623 48 15,806,133 SMC
K1RX 7429 596 13,275,900 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4MYA 6955 588 48 12,229,812 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
NY4A @N4AF 6973 574 48 11,959,290 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K8CC 6607 571 48 11,317,791 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
W0AIH 6141 544 10,000,896
K3NM 5776 558 48 9,669,024 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K4NNN 5472 551 9,027,033 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N3AD 4657 511 48 7,137,648 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N6RO 4987 474 7,065,918 RIVER CITY CONTESTER
K3ANS 4247 488 48 6,200,040 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W2CG 3541 471 4,996,368 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
K8AZ 4360 528 48 6,900,000 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K1IR 4004 512 48 6,150,144 YANKEE CLIPPER CC
AA2FB 3584 484 40 5,204,198 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N0NI 3538 494 5,200,000
N0DY 3262 445 48 4,340,085 EASTERN IOWA DX ASSO
N5YA 2837 425 48 3,610,800 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
AA2WN @W2YC 2500 7491 41 3,520,770 FRC
K2UG @KY2J 2345 454 48 3,193,890 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
WN9O 2407 436 44 3,147,048 SMC
K9SD 2736 379 46 3,105,147 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
K0MP 2403 426 48 3,056,976 MILE HIGH DX ASSN
K2SX 2197 413 33 2,722,083 ORDER OF BOILED OWLS
W7CT 2398 365 48 2,588,589 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
K0TV 1890 405 43 2,292,705 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE7UF 2081 349 41 2,133,786 BCDX CLUB
VE3HG 1667 406 47 2,030,406
N3BNA 1531 355 1,629,450 FRC
KK1L 1494 295 1,321,305 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA4V 776 244 12 566,568 CAROLINAS DX ASSOCIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 1651 376 1,861,200 SMC
K2DM 1501 308 40 1,386,924 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N4KG 1324 325 38 1,290,900
VA3TTT 1114 284 40 938,000 U_VE CLUB TORONTO
W9WI 1020 268 818,472 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
N7IR 1009 265 43 802,155 CENTRAL AZ DX ASSOCI
N0UR 1090 240 28 784,800 MWA
N9CIQ 922 264 19 730,224 MN WIRELESS
N7OU 1007 240 36 725,040 WVDXC
W9SE 798 261 624,834 SMC
K7MM 745 236 24 527,460
KG5U 649 200 388,800 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
K8ZT 441 202 262,398 CUYAHOGA FALLS ARC
W2ENY 300 134 120,600 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
NQ7X 333 117 14 116,883
N9NE 274 125 18 102,750
VA7NT 225 106 71,550
W1SA 204 85 52,020
W3SE 55 41 5 6,642 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
K7SV 2359 420 42 2,972,340 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N2NT 2746 360 40 2,962,440 FRC - :: HT
N4TZ @N4TZ/9 2545 371 2,832,585 SMC
K1VUT 2627 355 46 2,797,755 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K0SR @W0ZT 2484 349 42 2,600,748 MWA
N8AA 2188 393 2,577,294 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K8EP 2239 339 42 2,275,029
K1VR 2010 372 2,243,160 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N6MJ 2183 342 41 2,197,692 SCCC
N4YDU 2054 351 36 2,162,862 PVRC
N5AW 1880 376 41 2,120,640 CTDXCC
NY3A 2328 284 40 1,980,900 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K4OGG 2060 317 1,959,060 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
K3PH 1921 328 31 1,890,264 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WO4O 1625 369 1,793,340 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
VE5ZX 1766 320 42 1,695,360
W1WAI 1639 332 30 1,632,444 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4AA 1385 367 1,524,885 FCG
K1VSJ 1520 334 33 1,523,040 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3FR 1556 310 37 1,447,080 WEEKEND WARRIORS CON
KA1IS 1438 320 30 1,378,560
K4EU 1325 325 30 1,291,875 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K7ED (WA0RJY) 1540 273 36 1,251,432 WWDXC
K5IID 1284 319 38 1,228,788 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NA0N 1527 268 26 1,227,708 MWA
KV8Q 1312 309 1,216,224
K1HT 1272 311 1,186,776 YCCC
K0RI 1192 317 1,133,592
W0ETT 1247 302 1,127,970 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K9MMS 1227 300 1,104,300 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
VE5SF 1332 249 973,341 REGINA AMATEUR RADIO
K8IR 1085 282 36 917,910 BAY AREA WIRELESS AS
VE3BW 1069 273 36 875,511 NFIDXA
NA4K 1038 256 15 797,184 TCG
N5MF 979 268 18 787,116
KI7Y 972 256 746,496 WVDXC
K8GT 905 273 36 741,195 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NF4A 1000 247 741,000 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N0FP 815 254 32 621,030 MN WIRELESS ASSOC
VE3GFN 860 239 19 616,620
K1IB 937 220 616,440 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE6ZT 809 245 590,940
N0HJZ 679 286 18 582,582 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
WN6K 913 187 29 512,193 SCCC
NG3K 715 227 21 486,915
W9AU 718 225 13 484,650 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
N6PE 691 226 25 468,498
N4VI 732 206 14 452,376 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
VO1WET 781 184 15 422,832
VE7FO 717 187 398,871
KN0V 660 195 386,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N5XZ 604 204 17 369,648 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
N3GJ 559 211 353,847
KN4Y 600 186 25 334,800 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
KK7X 526 187 20 296,086
N1CC 463 203 19 281,967 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K1TEO 472 174 6 246,384
VE9DX 284 284 5 241,968
AE4Y 385 176 10 203,280 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
NG7Z 451 144 16 193,104 REDMOND TOP KEY CONT
WA3SES 398 160 8 191,040
WA7AVL 418 140 175,560 WWDXC
NX9T 352 157 10 164,850 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W7GTO 384 163,584 WWDXC
W9SZ 317 151 7 143,601 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W3/OM2KI 259 133 103,341
W4/VE3BUC 287 109 11 93,849
KG4PYM 205 94 57,810
N7XY 151 93 6 42,129 WWDXC
WA6BOB 168 82 6 41,082
N7CZ 157 72 33,912
K8KHZ 107 69 7 22,149 MRRC
K2CC (KC2BMG) 105 51 12,852 CLARKSON U AMATEUR R
WB0TRA 83 50 30 12,450 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K1EP/6 89 45 11,880
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NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4PA) 4527 465 48 6,306,795
K1DG 4059 471 46 5,735,367 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA1K 4077 432 48 5,283,792 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W9RE 4033 437 48 5,140,000 SMC
K1ZZ 3974 425 42 5,066,850 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W1WEF 3737 443 4,966,473 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N2IC 3966 420 48 4,930,380
K2UA 3968 406 4,831,806 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K3CR (LZ4AX) 3408 441 48 4,508,784 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
VY2SS (K6LA) 3648 410 48 4,487,040 SCCC
K3ZO 3787 381 42 4,328,541 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
VA3UZ @VE3OI 3304 427 42 4,196,556 U-VE CONTEST CLUB
KR1G 3505 396 45 4,021,380 YANKEE SPELLING CLIP
K8GL 2914 418 43 3,654,000 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
W6EEN (N6RT) 2970 396 41 3,528,360 SCCC
K0EJ 3169 364 43 3,460,548 TCG
K5NA 3254 345 45 3,350,295 CTDXCC
N4ZR 2895 384 40 3,335,040 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W2FU 2782 398 3,321,708 ROCHESTER DX ASSOCIA
N3BB 3081 356 43 3,290,508 CTDXCC
N9CK 2847 377 39 3,217,695 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W7GG 2707 369 43 2,999,905 WVDXC
K9MA 2628 367 43 2,893,428 SMC
WC1M 2748 343 29 2,824,605 YCCC
AD5Q 2431 380 41 2,771,340
W2XL 2459 352 42 2,595,648 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
K3MD 2180 393 31 2,570,220 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K8DX 2587 323 24 2,505,834 NCC
N6TV 2344 330 36 2,320,560 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
K5YAA 2112 343 31 2,171,190 OKLAHOMA DX ASSN
WA2VYA 1938 364 43 2,116,296 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KC7V 2145 326 42 2,097,810 CENTRAL ARIZONA DX A
N5RG 1956 358 2,095,374 NTCC
NT1N 1635 367 20 1,792,428 YCCC
W1ECT 1870 293 22 1,642,851 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4SAA 1416 325 39 1,377,675 FCG
K1GU 1537 294 36 1,355,634 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3UM 1594 263 27 1,257,666 PVRC
N8SM 1504 274 21 1,236,288 NTCC
K0OU 1300 311 1,212,900 SMC WEST
N6HR 1200 334 26 1,202,400 WWDXC
K3II 1,076,376
K7NV 1190 296 25 1,056,720 NCCC
KU8E 1122 311 1,046,826 MRRC
K1PQS 1208 265 28 960,360
W0ZQ 1025 302 928,650 MWA
KO7X @KI7WX 1109 269 16 894,963 PVRC
W4BQF 1105 225 744,525 PVRC
N6HC 915 259 21 710,955 SCCC
KA2MGE 813 270 658,530
N5QQ @KD5REC 949 220 15 624,360 NTCC
N1RR 1169 178 12 624,000 YANKEE CLIPPER SPELL
W6MVW 710 246 25 523,980 SO CALIFORNIA CONTES
K2UOP 539 228 12 368,676 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
KW4DA 826 135 333,720
K6LRN 402 207 18 249,642 NORTHERN CALIF DX CL
WX3B 478 173 247,563 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K6SE 463 171 15 237,519
W0TY 431 1287 218,790
VE7QO 410 148 192,192 BC DX CLUB
AD4L 225 135 91,125 PVRC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8QZA) 786 230 542,340
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 1789 339 32 1,810,260 WWDXC
N2CQ 1105 337 1,117,155 FRC
VE1OP 1105 328 25 1,087,320
N9XX 1028 335 1,033,140 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
AK4XX 988 307 35 909,948
N6WS 798 332 794,808 SCCC
N6MW 625 305 571,875
N3SD 614 293 539,706 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
AE4RO 468 254 21 356,616 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
K0UK 616 180 332,640 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K8AJS 414 262 14 325,404 WAYNE AMATEUR RADIO
NA2U 980 104 24 305,760 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VE4YU 490 177 15 260,190
WA7YAZ 348 175 182,700
K4WW 400 114 11 136,800 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
W2RDS 231 145 7 100,485 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WA4PXP @W4MQ 136 82 10 33,538
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 4562 524 48 7,171,464 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KI1G 3339 503 28 5,024,970 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA3B 3206 463 41 4,453,134 FRC
W2RE 3039 486 44 4,430,862 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
KQ3F 3282 443 42 4,361,778 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7/DL3OI @W7ZQ 3311 419 48 4,161,927
N1EU 2567 522 35 4,019,922 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W2UP 2610 457 22 3,576,939 FRC
NO2R 2336 506 3,541,494 FRANKFORD
W4NF 2478 456 39 3,389,904 PVRC
W6XR 2226 489 3,265,542 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
NQ4I 2268 458 30 3,051,000 SECC
N8BJQ 2244 415 2,791,290 SWODX
W1GD 2120 413 34 2,626,680
W2GDJ 2220 396 35 2,612,412 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N4GG 1654 449 34 2,227,938 PVRC
W3YY 1490 405 1,810,350 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N6CW 1552 336 1,564,416 SCCC
N3ZA 1117 402 1,347,102 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N2CY 1237 326 30 1,209,786 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7OM 1337 296 27 1,180,000 WWDXC
WE9V 1067 364 18 1,162,980 SMC
W6TK 1143 330 1,129,590 SCCC
K2ONP 1284 283 23 1,086,720 YCCC
W7VV 1319 270 21 1,067,580 WWDXC
K1JN 1015 341 25 1,038,345 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W3IQ 1012 282 856,152 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K6RIM 708 323 684,114 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KT0R 890 238 10 634,746 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8KM 633 334 634,266 NCC
K0KX 700 301 11 632,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8PW 771 258 595,206 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
NE9Z 400 257 28 308,400 JHAARC
K3PP 353 202 7 213,918 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 LP
W7ZR 37 103 23 258,633 DESERT RATS CONTEST
KT0K 853 83 16 211,650 LINCOLN ARC
WX6V 499 83 18 124,251 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ND4AA 440 85 16 112,200 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
VE3IAY 442 82 108,732
VE7NS 147 42 18,522
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 2081 109 30 680,487 PVRC
K9NW @K9UWA 1857 110 612,810 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
N9AG @N8NR 1694 117 26 594,594 SWODXA
N7KU (NJ6D) 1433 107 26 456,141
W6YA 1219 112 26 409,248 SCCC
K7BG 1353 93 377,487 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
VE6BF @VE6JY 1184 103 347,625 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
VO1MP 1017 96 292,896
W6KK @W6KP 499 74 110,778 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 QRP
K6III 144 49 21,168 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KI0II 100 44 5 13,200 GMCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 LP
VE3MQW 756 101 229,068
WA1FCN 769 97 223,779 Y C C C
AE0Q @K0HM 544 88 142,560 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 HP
VE6JY (TI2WGO) 1936 108 42 610,740 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K5MR 1601 110 36 528,330 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K4OAQ 1695 102 31 517,752
W7UT 1084 120 30 389,880 UTAH'S DIXIE DX & CO
W8FT (AA8UP) 1147 99 29 340,659 MRRC
WF3J 1054 102 322,524 PVRC
K7JJ 461 85 16 117,555 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 LP
VE3OSZ 34 28 2,856
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 HP
W8TOP (W8UVZ) 94 51 10 14,076
NX5M 37 28 5 3,108 CTDXCC
N0TT 32 27 2,592 KCDX CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 LP
AK6R 290 65 15 56,550 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 HP
W7WA 1867 106 594,024 WWADXC
W5MX 1618 114 32 552,330 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
VE6EX @VE6JY 1501 98 42 399,840 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K0FX 570 95 12 162,165 GRAND MESA CONTEST C
K7ABV 456 92 18 125,580 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 LP
W4IDX 203 62 6 37,758 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 HP
KT3Y 1344 97 391,104 PVRC
N4PN 1215 98 354,270 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N7DD 880 105 24 277,000
W5AO @W5TM 966 93 269,514 OKDXA
VE6WQ @VE6JY 808 98 236,678 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
WB9Z 853 85 217,515 SMC
K4TX 366 63 68,985 PVRC
K7OX 246 58 8 42,804 NONE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 LP
WN3VAW 65 36 12 7,020 WIRELESS ASSOCIATION
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 HP
W1MK 1020 85 28 260,100 YCCC
K1PX 392 64 16 75,264
K8AQM 318 71 67,734 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
K3SV 205 51 7 31,059 PVRC
W5TM 51 32 3 4,896 OKDXA
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
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NA M/2 HP
N2RM 115/045 655/080 107/093 1640/116 1628/124 1788/118
K1KI 097/052 633/081 898/097 1510/115 1510/119 1681/113
N3RS 077/045 287/072 89/095 1507/116 1768/120 1686/119
W4AN 063/043 384/074 80/097 1446/116 1728/110 1810/112
K4JA 119/053 524/076 807/095 1458/115 1463/121 1620/111
K8LX 027/023 172/065 697/087 1416/102 1339/116 1565/107
KB1H 059/033 426/077 481/085 1137/106 1046/112 1157/109
N4RV 067/045 161/070 449/086 874/099 1249/114 1209/103
W5KFT 024/021 167/063 624/094 867/105 1272/110 1134/109
N0IJ 019/015 74/048 276/074 939/108 934/110 1057/109
K2RD 053/040 130/062 261/084 526/102 410/103 534/104
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NA M/M HP
K9NS 138/057 503/084 332/105 2213/125 2266/127 2034/125
W4MYA 101/051 544/084 824/095 1872/120 1914/120 1700/118
NY4A @N4A 071/048 513/074 293/100 1800/116 1646/122 1650/114
K8CC 057/038 470/080 948/097 1802/120 1733/121 1597/115
K3NM 064/042 436/074 956/098 1564/120 1371/112 1385/112
N3AD 041/033 208/067 844/092 1203/107 1259/112 1102/100
N6RO 058/020 219/047 848/088 1459/112 1368/110 1035/097
K3ANS 061/037 188/070 569/081 1259/097 1135/101 1035/102
W2CG 015/013 172/059 285/083 1077/101 909/107 1083/108
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NA M/S HP
K8AZ 041/036 110/071 678/088 1314/111 942/111 1275/111
K1IR 049/038 374/075 736/092 1006/102 942/108 897/097
AA2FB 042/034 188/064 518/086 1014/101 767/100 1055/099
N0NI 021/018 71/055 483/089 1008/109 979/109 976/114
N0DY 017/015 65/052 307/077 911/097 906/102 1045/102
N5YA 011/008 67/046 192/071 957/103 631/093 979/104
AA2WN @W2 055/065 156/468 262/780 691/070 628/884 708/124
K2UG @KY2 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WN9O 010/008 82/055 205/075 632/094 647/103 831/101
K9SD 018/013 102/051 234/061 876/074 774/088 732/092
K0MP 009/008 45/033 474/089 565/090 433/102 877/104
K2SX 036/028 138/053 301/068 477/078 515/087 730/099
W7CT 008/006 47/018 446/069 612/089 672/094 613/089
K0TV 049/029 110/055 278/076 383/078 572/086 498/081
VE7UF 012/012 111/027 292/049 605/082 499/091 562/088
VE3HG 011/010 76/048 184/072 361/089 435/091 600/096
N3BNA 001/001 86/048 308/067 447/078 313/085 375/076
KK1L 004/004 36/034 121/049 344/078 303/061 686/069
AA4V 044/027 62/032 75/034 100/041 178/043 317/067
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NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 010/009 37/028 223/070 404/088 458/086 519/095
K2DM 012/009 74/036 178/057 358/066 377/070 502/070
N4KG 007/007 77/041 184/063 286/071 317/071 453/072
VA3TTT 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W9WI 001/001 9/007 90/044 234/067 308/074 378/075
N7IR 006/005 29/012 147/049 231/061 285/069 311/069
N0UR 000/000 8/007 23/019 236/063 352/072 471/079
N9CIQ 000/000 12/012 24/021 206/069 288/078 392/084
N7OU 005/004 34/010 81/028 181/056 305/075 401/067
W9SE 000/000 20/018 80/042 204/064 254/068 240/069
K7MM 003/003 9/008 55/034 176/060 225/069 277/062
KG5U 000/000 7/006 25/018 176/052 235/068 206/056
K8ZT 000/000 3/003 49/027 117/051 144/062 128/059
W2ENY 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
NQ7X 000/000 /000 4/004 71/032 106/034 152/047
VA7NT 000/000 3/002 38/017 61/028 89/049 34/010
W1SA 000/000 /000 101/041 103/044 /000 /000
W3SE 000/000 /000 21/010 16/014 18/017 /000
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NA SOAB LP
K7SV 040/033 124/054 383/073 493/082 417/087 902/091
N2NT 019/018 153/047 355/064 784/076 674/081 761/074
N4TZ @N4T 024/019 110/052 210/057 775/078 572/078 854/087
K1VUT 021/017 96/044 560/073 452/063 641/080 857/078
K0SR @W0Z 000/000 37/025 173/063 726/080 713/096 835/085
N8AA 018/013 108/051 206/066 576/088 563/088 717/087
K8EP 017/014 124/046 243/063 494/064 629/079 732/073
K1VR 036/027 151/053 401/066 386/069 407/079 629/078
N6MJ 000/000 53/019 239/057 554/089 651/092 686/085
N4YDU 032/026 110/046 276/062 405/063 487/076 744/078
N5AW 013/012 65/041 182/067 369/079 432/086 819/091
NY3A 007/006 52/033 184/049 751/064 510/069 824/063
K4OGG 015/012 71/038 212/058 735/065 606/072 421/072
K3PH 005/005 61/039 210/056 472/082 614/076 559/070
WO4O 031/023 94/051 164/061 462/081 390/078 484/075
VE5ZX 005/004 21/019 118/047 404/079 539/085 679/086
W1WAI 014/012 99/048 186/064 330/060 515/072 495/076
W4AA 016/013 97/051 243/069 325/082 356/079 348/073
K1VSJ 000/000 61/039 147/059 332/079 419/073 561/084
N3FR 000/000 66/037 142/060 393/076 447/068 508/069
KA1IS 021/020 83/043 119/055 302/054 524/080 389/068
K4EU 000/000 30/022 149/057 327/082 319/081 500/083
K7ED (WA0 003/003 41/010 194/043 472/071 414/074 416/072
K5IID 000/000 69/041 126/054 271/068 325/077 493/079
NA0N 004/003 25/020 46/035 245/061 573/080 634/069
KV8Q 000/000 32/022 160/059 290/074 324/076 506/078
K1HT 013/011 58/027 153/055 271/071 326/069 451/078
K0RI 010/008 51/027 120/052 268/071 342/082 401/077
W0ETT 001/001 21/018 149/059 301/071 338/078 437/075
K9MMS 007/006 55/036 141/052 237/067 340/075 447/064
VE5SF 000/000 10/003 116/041 429/071 377/069 400/065
K8IR 002/002 21/019 95/042 256/072 319/074 392/073
VE3BW 000/000 45/026 75/037 194/060 261/074 494/076
NA4K 002/002 24/020 100/046 271/052 264/072 377/064
N5MF 000/000 /000 /000 255/084 256/089 468/095
KI7Y 000/000 46/020 71/028 226/057 317/075 312/076
K8GT 003/003 28/022 87/043 217/066 249/067 321/072
NF4A 001/001 56/032 148/050 134/042 324/065 337/057
N0FP 007/006 21/021 78/046 182/055 231/067 296/059
VE3GFN 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
K1IB 000/000 10/008 67/032 161/053 293/065 406/062
N0HJZ 000/000 13/012 63/049 128/072 202/076 273/077
WN6K 000/000 7/007 23/012 180/041 314/059 389/068
NG3K 000/000 /000 73/042 206/060 157/056 279/069
W9AU 000/000 17/014 54/030 168/051 242/069 237/061
N6PE 004/003 17/014 50/032 160/055 215/058 245/064
N4VI 000/000 /000 67/041 222/050 204/058 239/057
VO1WET 000/000 48/022 46/027 162/049 262/043 263/043
VE7FO 001/001 18/005 50/018 190/052 178/059 280/052
KN0V 000/000 8/008 42/025 160/044 228/062 222/056
N5XZ 000/000 4/004 31/019 155/056 198/064 216/061
N3GJ 000/000 8/007 100/043 140/052 157/056 154/053
KN4Y 001/001 /000 47/028 145/047 160/052 247/058
KK7X 000/000 /000 /000 156/064 190/070 180/053
N1CC 000/000 2/002 88/043 120/055 88/047 165/056
K1TEO 000/000 /000 /000 85/049 145/055 242/070
VE9DX 000/000 17/017 43/017 66/066 76/076 82/082
AE4Y 000/000 /000 57/027 102/049 105/052 121/048
WA3SES 000/000 6/005 37/023 128/051 142/049 85/032
NX9T 002/002 8/008 31/023 68/031 115/044 128/049
W3/OM2KI 000/000 /000 1/001 72/036 106/055 80/041
W4/VE3BUC 000/000 /000 /000 28/020 103/042 156/047
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WA6BOB 000/000 /000 21/007 55/020 58/030 34/025
N7CZ 000/000 9/002 19/008 19/011 21/013 89/038
K8KHZ 000/000 /000 /000 30/016 16/013 61/036
K2CC (KC2 000/000 /000 26/012 27/013 2/002 50/024
WB0TRA 000/000 /000 2/002 8/007 28/016 45/025
K1EP/6 000/000 /000 /000 21/008 42/021 26/016
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NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4P 058/036 340/063 770/086 1261/094 951/093 1147/093
K1DG 057/038 261/061 644/081 859/092 1033/100 1205/099
AA1K 056/035 261/056 637/071 1024/086 1023/097 1076/087
W9RE 020/014 211/065 435/073 1333/100 1015/099 1019/086
K1ZZ 048/036 271/054 591/075 1116/088 901/091 1047/081
W1WEF 054/036 284/054 459/070 1054/097 817/099 1069/087
N2IC 026/017 93/042 519/077 1038/092 999/096 1291/096
K2UA 042/028 165/048 687/072 852/077 886/089 1336/092
K3CR (LZ4 061/038 264/065 539/080 950/084 793/091 801/083
VY2SS (K6 042/030 219/054 482/064 979/090 898/088 1024/084
K3ZO 016/013 235/056 408/064 1030/073 955/089 1143/086
VA3UZ @VE 025/017 126/057 283/066 778/094 1025/098 1067/095
KR1G 042/028 364/058 488/070 1031/087 867/083 713/070
K8GL 021/019 111/054 322/071 639/093 824/090 997/091
W6EEN (N6 012/009 105/036 459/073 720/086 813/100 861/092
K0EJ 022/017 81/050 262/060 925/080 871/081 1008/076
K5NA 013/010 67/039 354/061 844/075 750/083 1226/077
N4ZR 009/009 242/060 318/070 704/078 811/084 811/083
W2FU 032/025 203/053 250/060 608/079 777/094 912/087
N3BB 015/013 90/045 547/077 910/074 545/081 974/066
N9CK 012/011 71/044 215/069 712/084 730/089 1107/080
W7GG 050/012 137/037 447/069 718/084 634/087 713/081
K9MA 011/010 73/042 187/063 772/084 721/083 864/085
WC1M 034/032 232/053 418/062 831/067 606/060 627/069
W2XL 043/032 190/052 334/057 671/069 615/071 606/071
K3MD 017/016 48/035 160/070 561/089 613/092 781/091
K8DX 024/019 271/059 320/060 680/054 484/064 808/067
N6TV 016/010 118/034 408/064 858/076 476/077 468/069
K5YAA 012/008 92/046 163/060 413/063 554/083 878/083
WA2VYA 013/012 143/057 271/067 336/081 449/076 726/071
KC7V 025/010 93/036 358/062 444/065 597/082 628/071
N5RG 039/025 79/044 232/062 499/069 438/076 664/082
NT1N 027/023 145/050 167/067 533/078 371/077 392/072
W1ECT 025/021 79/040 176/043 444/061 504/066 641/062
W4SAA 013/010 65/042 161/062 470/060 288/076 416/075
K1GU 005/005 112/044 228/053 351/066 294/063 547/063
N3UM 000/000 117/043 194/043 370/050 409/067 504/060
N8SM 000/000 52/037 278/054 263/065 335/061 576/057
K0OU 000/000 43/025 213/060 364/081 378/077 303/068
K7NV 013/009 38/029 195/053 412/065 272/072 260/068
KU8E 023/018 66/042 120/053 270/057 360/076 283/065
K1PQS 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W0ZQ 000/000 41/033 127/053 277/071 295/076 285/069
KO7X @KI7 020/017 37/025 117/038 150/053 371/068 414/068
N6HC 003/003 21/016 74/040 263/070 255/062 299/068
KA2MGE 000/000 39/028 101/052 170/054 171/066 332/070
N5QQ @KD5 002/002 24/021 61/040 311/046 199/059 353/052
N1RR 000/000 /000 80/023 103/037 421/060 565/058
W6MVW 000/000 /000 88/047 158/060 156/066 308/073
K2UOP 014/013 24/020 68/031 135/054 139/054 159/056
KW4DA 000/000 /000 21/011 171/038 215/038 419/048
K6LRN 001/001 26/021 60/035 105/047 114/060 96/043
WX3B 001/001 24/019 42/027 88/036 61/036 262/054
K6SE 024/012 20/012 68/021 101/043 137/047 113/036
W0TY 001/001 8/008 48/030 136/044 121/048 115/039
VE7QO 000/000 /000 /000 112/043 145/053 153/052
AD4L 000/000 14/012 67/031 61/038 41/031 41/023
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8Q 001/001 6/005 63/026 179/059 229/066 308/073
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 010/007 58/023 130/047 480/080 512/093 599/089
N2CQ 000/000 86/046 92/039 225/072 335/089 367/091
VE1OP 000/000 18/017 64/049 109/084 107/079 807/099
N9XX 000/000 32/029 84/053 220/075 279/090 413/088
AK4XX 000/000 65/040 150/056 248/070 237/074 288/067
N6WS 000/000 29/018 87/056 155/081 242/090 285/087
N6MW 000/000 43/039 56/044 117/069 183/078 226/075
N3SD 000/000 21/026 70/043 140/074 155/076 208/074
AE4RO 008/008 15/014 20/019 156/066 113/068 156/079
K0UK 004/004 17/005 145/009 141/054 161/062 148/046
K8AJS 000/000 27/024 56/050 135/064 121/063 75/061
NA2U 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 980/104
VE4YU 001/001 14/012 10/008 173/050 151/057 141/049
WA7YAZ 000/000 2/002 22/012 47/034 98/056 179/071
K4WW 000/000 5/005 22/018 62/023 201/036 110/032
W2RDS 000/000 /000 14/014 26/023 92/053 99/055
WA4PXP @W 001/001 2/002 12/010 28/021 11/010 82/038
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 058/049 220/068 962/096 1233/103 1010/109 1079/099
AA3B 021/018 224/063 527/086 600/096 832/101 1002/099
W2RE 037/034 206/065 447/086 655/092 731/108 963/101
KQ3F 015/015 70/052 502/084 1036/092 755/097 904/103
W7/DL3OI 013/011 44/037 286/077 1171/099 753/098 1044/097
N1EU 048/048 120/069 299/083 424/102 832/112 844/108
W2UP 033/032 155/063 397/079 862/095 492/094 671/094
NO2R 064/050 138/067 232/077 495/098 649/106 758/108
W4NF 033/027 148/060 355/078 549/095 535/098 858/098
W6XR 045/036 104/063 341/088 399/097 576/105 761/100
NQ4I 030/028 124/061 213/077 578/092 521/093 794/099
N8BJQ 021/020 112/050 191/065 393/087 603/092 924/101
W1GD 028/023 112/052 185/067 619/089 548/091 628/091
W2GDJ 017/014 57/041 105/043 814/099 653/101 554/098
N4GG 043/035 146/065 202/073 380/089 417/098 466/089
W3YY 025/021 157/062 204/070 273/082 410/080 421/090
N6CW 000/000 31/020 228/067 435/077 365/087 493/085
N3ZA 024/022 72/053 116/061 281/091 255/085 369/090
N2CY 000/000 1/001 144/060 304/085 355/088 433/092
WE9V 007/007 40/036 110/059 157/082 261/090 492/090
W6TK 000/000 48/023 150/058 348/080 291/088 306/081
K2ONP 026/024 49/036 178/049 372/053 331/063 328/058
W7VV 000/000 /000 161/045 615/083 263/076 280/066
K1JN 011/010 76/045 142/061 168/069 249/075 369/081
W3IQ 000/000 /000 119/053 236/069 292/078 365/082
K6RIM 005/004 32/018 93/051 184/078 168/084 226/088
N8KM 007/007 48/038 86/056 167/076 142/073 183/084
K0KX 000/000 60/038 139/054 148/063 132/063 221/083
N8PW 001/001 40/027 82/042 175/057 248/071 225/060
NE9Z 006/005 32/026 36/025 103/064 103/070 120/067
K3PP 002/002 12/012 44/032 58/040 62/052 175/064
Teams:
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
MD/DL5AXX DL4LQM DL4WG DL5AXX DL5LYM DL8WAA
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From autonews at shaw.ca Sat Feb 23 23:10:01 2002
From: autonews@shaw.ca (Kelly Taylor)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet v. No Packet
Message-ID: <002b01c1bcf1$8317cd80$0ebf4618@wp.shawcable.net>
Hi,
Perhaps somebody could help me out: why is packet an issue?
Is it because people object to technological "impurities" invading the inner
sanctum of contesting?
Is it because "I can't but he can, so he shouldn't?"
Is it "I don't want to, so nobody should?"
Is it a "real hams" thing?
Seems silly for us to have developed these new technologies only to then
wring our hands at their existence.
If you want a contest without packet, start one. I'd play.
Why can't the no packet folk just go out and buy a TNC?
Packet is. Accept it. You'll find inner peace.
73,
kelly
ve4 - still no packet here - xt
>From kc5ajx at hotmail.com Sun Feb 24 07:57:18 2002
From: kc5ajx@hotmail.com (Rick Bullon)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
Message-ID: <F123QkkwdQsDOVDILan00004b21@hotmail.com>
Below is a copy of an email I sent to Mr Hollingsworth after the posting on
the ARRL web site of the letter sent by Mr Hollingsworth to K3NM and the
proposal of making the ARRL band plan a rule.
>>>"Rick Bullon" <kc5ajx@hotmail.com> 12/03/01 10:55PM >>>
Mr Hollingsworth,
I am sure that you have received many many emails on this subject and I
have read the FCC's position on band plans particularly in the 160 meter
band.
The fact remains that the band plans are voluntary and as I see it can not
be enforced by the FCC. I also concede the fact that the FCC can and should
be involved in case of intentional interference, but to cite a station for
operating outside the band plan is not fair.
It seems that the FCC has changed the rules without notifying the amateur
community. According to the list of authorized frequencies all modes are
permitted in the whole 160 meter band but if I am operating SSB below 1.843
Mhz and a CW op doesn't like me being there all he has to do is complain to
the FCC and I get a letter for operating with in the rules.
I have monitored the 160 meter band ( I don't currently have an antenna for
that band) and on several occasions I have state side hams operating below
1.843 when a CW op comes on frequency sending a string of dits at a fast
rate. This is intentional interference and most times it is treated as just
ignore them and they will go away. If it gets real bad an op can null out
the CW signal using DSP. What I have heard is the CW op finally comes on
frequency telling the SSB ops that they are in the CW part of the band and
they have to move now!
Now the SSB stations having broken any rules they have a right to be there
but if the CW op complains to the FCC who hears from your office?
The guys running SSB below 1.843! When it was the CW op who broke the rules
by QRMing the SSB stations. It seems that whoever yells foul first wins.
Has your office ever issued a complaint letter to a CW op that was qrming a
SSB QSO operating below 1.843?
When I get my station up on 160 I will operate where I have privileges from
1.800 to 2.000 in any mode. If I am asked to move I will but if the guy
follows me up the band you will hear about his intentional interference.
Will you cite him for interfering with me or cite me for being outside the
voluntary band plan?
73
Rick Bullon
KC5AJX
The reply from Mr Hollingsworth is below
No one got cited. We just look for a good reason when someone is causing
interference and is not following the band plan. To the extent band Plans
don't
work, there will be pressure to make rules. Rules would just make it worse.
So it seems that if a SSB station doesn't interfere with a CW or any other
station then they can operate below 1843 with no fear from the FCC, but I
would bet the CW guys will scream foul!
73
Rick
KC5AJX
>From: "Joe Subich, K4IK" <k4ik@subich.com>
>To: <K5NZ@aol.com>, <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
>
>
>The ARRL bandplan calls for keeping SSB above 1843, not 1835.
>The US stations don't belong below 1843 on SSB. Unfortunately,
>there have been several well known contest US contest ops
>flouting the bandplan.
>
>Perhaps Riley will issue some more enforcement notices (like
>those of September 12, 2001) for SSB operations below 1843.
>Based on those actions, it seems that bandplans are enforceable.
>
>73,
>
> ... Joe, K4IK
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
>[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]
> On Behalf Of K5NZ@aol.com
>Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:33 AM
>To: cq-contest@contesting.com
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
>
>
>Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
>around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
>below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
>
>"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
>Regards,
>Mike Hance K5NZ
>Bedias, Tx
>www.teamcramp.com
>
_________________________________________________________________
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>From W0uo at cs.com Sun Feb 24 06:38:37 2002
From: W0uo@cs.com (W0uo@cs.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
Message-ID: <111.dd63e38.29aa2abd@cs.com>
Guy,
Well said!! If there's an advantage it is very small. Its always been
interesting to me
that a single op with a multiplier orientation will usually be beat by a
single op with a
rate orientation. At least in my experience, go for the rate and the
multipliers seem take care of themselves. By its nature, packet assistance
implies a multiplier orientation.
73 de Jim
W0UO/5
>From w2up at mindspring.com Sun Feb 24 13:01:49 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
In-Reply-To: <LOBBIIJIANGBKAMMJLBKAEHGFBAA.k4ik@subich.com>
References: <fb.221441f7.29a91e41@aol.com>
Message-ID: <3C78E43D.23739.2CE364@localhost>
Yeah, it was real nice last night having all the SSB QRM covering up
PW0T on 1814 CW. Prime offender was S57M CQing, but a bunch of
stateside guys kept calling him.
Barry
On 23 Feb 2002 Joe Subich, K4IK wrote:
>
> The ARRL bandplan calls for keeping SSB above 1843, not 1835.
> The US stations don't belong below 1843 on SSB. Unfortunately,
> there have been several well known contest US contest ops
> flouting the bandplan.
>
> Perhaps Riley will issue some more enforcement notices (like
> those of September 12, 2001) for SSB operations below 1843.
> Based on those actions, it seems that bandplans are enforceable.
>
> 73,
>
> ... Joe, K4IK
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]
> On Behalf Of K5NZ@aol.com
> Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:33 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
>
>
> Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
> around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
> below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
>
> "If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
> Regards,
> Mike Hance K5NZ
> Bedias, Tx
> www.teamcramp.com
>
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sun Feb 24 20:33:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores #24Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020224203322.00a1b130@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores #24Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 31, 2002
E-mail logs to: cq160@kkn.net
Mail logs to: (none, CQ has asked that all logs be e-mailed)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX Multi-Op HP
4O6A @YT6A 550 18 52 221,600
G3UEG 417 20 51 20 166,700
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX SO HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 704 32 57 398,097
SV8CS 664 19 57 270,028
OH0NL 454 6 52 141,346 CONTEST CLUB FINLAND
LY2FY 433 7 20 141,215 KTU RC
LY2TA @LY7Z 114 10 41 4 33,864
G3SVL 66 6 29 4 12,985
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE Multi-Op HP
K3WW 482 46 12 12 66,758
K3OO 219 17 38 32,285
K3OOO 159 34 6 14,720
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO QRP
W0ETC 341 50 3 38,531
VA3TTT 104 28 1 14,558
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO LP
VA3RU 478 54 12 154,572
K1PX 773 57 10 24 115,106
AC0W 518 53 7 14 68,640
K0UK 328 51 4 40,700 GRAND MESA
K1JT 172 37 6 10 16,684
W3MF 139 34 2 3 11,088
N4CW 50 26 0 2,834
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO HP
W4MYA 1177 58 41 27 306,603
WB9Z 1409 58 31 27 297,171
N3HBX 889 56 24 173,760
K4JNY 838 54 21 143,775
K0DU 739 54 14 25 112,880
W5PR 656 52 20 112,104
NX9T 696 52 17 108,261
K8DX 477 48 25 96,944
K2UOP 602 52 10 13 82,522
VE6JY 156 46 2 35,712
W4HJ 252 34 1 18,480
Teams:
4O6A @YT6A YU7EU, YT6A
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Mon Feb 25 11:20:04 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2001 ARRL November Phone Sweepstakes Logs Received
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC035B739D@KAHLESS>
The list of logs received for the 2001 ARRL November Phone Sweepstakes has
been posted at www.arrl.org/contests/claimed
If you find errors please contact me at 860-594-0232 or at n1nd@arrl.org If
you find an omission, please have your numbered receipt available when you
contact me.
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Mon Feb 25 11:53:10 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup Logs Received
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC035B73A1@KAHLESS>
The list of Logs Received for the 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup has been posted at
www.arrl.org/contests/claimed
If you find an error, please contact me at n1nd@arrl.org or by phone at
860-594-0232. If your entry is missing, please have available the number
from your automated receipt when you contact me.
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From jmaass at columbus.rr.com Mon Feb 25 14:16:30 2002
From: jmaass@columbus.rr.com (Jeff Maass)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration?
Message-ID: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDMEBMEBAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
Thanks to all the folks who have sent pictures (or links to pictures)
of their SO2R stations. Some good ideas out there!
I needed to break away from work for a few minutes, and
updated my plans a bit.
See them at:
http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/Radio/K8ND_SO2R.htm
Additional discussion/ideas are welcomed!
73,
Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>From AA4NC at aol.com Mon Feb 25 14:30:26 2002
From: AA4NC@aol.com (AA4NC@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: [PVRC] Re: [PVRC] spotting
Message-ID: <a8.7256709.29abead2@aol.com>
I have "no dog in the hunt" as far as the packet vs. no packet debate in this
contest, but I do believe an interesting occurence has happened with the N2RM
claimed win using no packet.
First off, I join others in applauding the N2RM effort. These guys won against
the "conventional wisdom" odds. They used the strengths of their station (ample
number/quality of ops and same band receive ability) to beat the packet system.
The other major advantage that they had was very visible to us on the DX end of
this contest. While most all the big gun multis sat in the huge packet
generated pileups, N2RM worked us when we were begging for QSOs. Multiply this
by 600 plus multipliers and there's the margin of victory. Those packet induced
pileups can really slow you down. I also didn't hear N2RM trying to work
"8P6JA" (our call was busted several times on packet spots) as a lot of the
other big multis did. This shows me that a lot of the stations are too
dependent on packet and they are blindly shooting spots.
I doubt that my normally undermanned M/S operations will be able to turn off
the packet any time soon, but I hope to learn from N2RM. We should not rely
solely on packet for multipliers, and we should actually look at the spots
before pushing the packet shoot button...
73,
Will
AA4NC / W4MR
8P9JA in ARRL DX
>From whhendrick at dmacc.cc.ia.us Mon Feb 25 14:07:14 2002
From: whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us (William H Hendrick)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
For any of the contesters that use a FT1000MP:
Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Bill, N0AC
*****************************
William Hendrick
whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us
Amateur radio: N0AC
whhendrick@mchsi.com
*****************************
>From w8ji at contesting.com Mon Feb 25 20:32:40 2002
From: w8ji@contesting.com (Tom Rauch)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <3C7A9F68.7124.596AF4B@localhost>
> Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
The pin spacing and size is very close, but a tiny bit different than
all the other DIN plugs in the world.
I spent about 30 hours looking for a replacement, and the only
source I found is Yaesu.
You can tweak the pins with needle nose pliers and force a regular
DIN in, but it doesn't fit quite right!
I've heard rumors some people push really really hard and manage
to get a DIN plug in, but I was always afraid to try it!
Call Yaesu, save yourself grief.
73, Tom W8JI
W8JI@contesting.com
>From k8cc at mediaone.net Mon Feb 25 23:05:17 2002
From: k8cc@mediaone.net (k8cc)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020225230251.00a27ee0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
At 02:07 PM 2/25/02 -0600, William H Hendrick wrote:
>Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
>bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Bill,
The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across the
side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not fit
(however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
Fortunately, I have a little electronic store a few miles away who (for
some reason) carries the right 8 -pin DIN. I know Amateur Electronic
Supply also carries these special 8-pin DINs as well.
73,
Dave/K8CC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Feb 25 20:31:54 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020225202745.023b9850@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/2 HP
RU1A 4662 293 4,097,898
OH0R 4543 281 48 3,812,046 CCF
HG6N 4477 279 3,747,249
LY7Z 4179 291 47 3,600,000 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9 4325 264 48 3,400,000 TARTU CONTEST TEAM
OZ5W 3876 291 3,383,748
RM6A @RN6BN 3793 284 48 3,231,636 RW6AWT
SK3W @SK3GW 2926 284 2,492,952 TOP OF EUROPE CONTES
YZ7A @YU7JDE 2656 262 2,087,616
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/M HP
9A1A 6018 316 48 5,705,064 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/S LP
M3S 550 151 25 249,150 STEVENAGE & DISTRICT
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P9Z 5095 351 48 5,365,035 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
ZF2NT 5066 338 48 5,131,854 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ZF1A 4626 350 48 4,857,300 CAYMAN AMATEUR RADIO
KL7Y 4158 309 48 3,854,466
OM7M 3274 297 48 2,917,134 LBCC
SN8V @SP8YMM 2541 246 1,873,782
LY1YK 2420 242 1,754,016 KTU RC
OZ0Q 1004 178 533,466
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1UQ) 1528 224 1,026,816
V31AH 1454 230 29 1,003,260 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
KL7AC 973 151 22 440,769
SP5DDJ 684 164 35 336,528 SPDX CLUB
3V8SM (DL6LAU) 613 148 272,172 BCC
DK2GZ 534 158 253,116 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
7L4IOU 483 149 215,901
DF1DX 415 133 19 165,585 RRDXA
SP1EK 307 110 101,310 SPCC
F5NOD 214 103 5 66,126
G4EHT 47 35 9 4,935 G-QRP
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2GD) 3966 336 41 3,997,728 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VP5GA (N2GA) 3577 340 44 3,648,540 OBONY / YCCC
XE1/N6AN (N6AN 2721 276 38 2,208,276 SCCC
PJ7/ND5S (ND5S 2260 296 2,006,880 GREAT LAKES DX / CON
EA7GTF 2354 244 35 1,723,128
KH0/JM1LRQ (JM 2092 215 38 1,349,340
9A7P (9A6XX) 1795 222 1,195,470 WWYC
OK1DSZ 1524 222 1,014,984
DL6RAI (F6BEE) 1464 57 17 878,400
LZ1ABC 1202 213 35 768,078 WORLD WIDE YOUNG CO
EA3KU 1108 182 14 603,330
C6AGS (KI6T) 966 189 547,722 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
LY2MW 912 188 35 513,240 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
HB9ARF 882 191 505,386
4N1FG 882 188 497,448 YUCC
PA3AAV 520 165 8 257,400 BEEMSTER CONTEST CLU
EA1WX 506 155 11 235,290 URE
ON5UM 474 160 10 227,520 LIR
G4PIQ 466 150 12 209,250 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
RD4M (UA4LU) 365 113 123,735 RCC
OH3IR 324 113 6 109,836
HB9DTM 337 105 10 106,155 F8KCF CONTEST GANG
OH1BOI 286 118 100,890 CCF
OM7RC 308 109 6 100,716
LY1DS 314 105 6 98,910 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
HL1/WX8C 285 109 6 93,195
OZ0RS 252 92 69,552
KG4PYM 205 94 13 57,810
SV1NA/SV9 477 67 6 31,959 GREEK TELEGRAPHY CLU
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6V) 4263 321 34 4,105,269 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
FG/YL2KL 3914 320 3,757,440 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
TM5C (F6ARC) 3705 306 3,401,190
WP2Z (N2NI) 3341 317 30 3,177,291 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
G4BUO 3531 295 38 3,124,935
S53O 3201 270 2,581,470
DL1IAO 2848 275 39 2,349,600 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
DL4MCF 2737 259 43 2,126,649 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
KL7WV (W3YQ) 2052 302 22 1,859,112
8S2F (SM2LIY) 2182 233 1,517,529
7S2E (SM2DMU) 2060 234 38 1,446,120 TOEC
9H1ZA 1853 250 24 1,389,750
RK4FF 1968 215 1,269,360
RW4PL 1245 189 702,513
RK9CZO (RX9CAZ 1126 179 604,125 URAL CONTEST GROUP
Z36W 759 167 380,259 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
Z35M 650 135 263,250 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB(A) LP
YL0A (YL2KA) 1147 201 691,641 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
HA9OA 415 100 14 124,500
YL2PN 357 103 110,313 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
SM5AJV 118 67 23,718 TOEC
SV1XV 48 41 5,904
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2ED) 4200 322 40 4,057,200 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
M0SDX 3032 264 2,399,760 RSGB
OM5AW 1747 230 23 1,205,430
RX3APM 1804 219 1,185,228
LY2OX 1518 226 23 1,028,526 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
9A2RD 1340 217 20 872,340 WWYC
OE8CIQ 1092 175 573,300 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
S55OO 100 54 2+ 16,200 RK REZKE DRAGAR
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/10 QRP
WP3A 127 31 11,811 COAMO CONTEST CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/10 LP
LW1EXU 892 55 147,180 RCLP CRDR RCA
EI5DI 811 58 141,114
GM2T (GM0CLN) 754 58 20 131,196 C&PS ARC
HA5NG 592 56 97,680 HADXC
PY3DX 529 54 85,698 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
ON7YX 493 55 81,345 UBA NOK
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/10 HP
F5MUX 2022 59 357,894
EI4BZ 1515 57 257,526
S50K 1270 59 224,790 SCC
F5MZN @F6BEE 1248 59 22 220,896
DL6RAI 1254 58 218,196 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
S56M 1206 59 213,462 SCC
7J1AAI (W1NN) 1210 57 16 206,910
OK2RZ (OK1FUA) 1145 59 202,665
OH6RX 1156 58 201,144 CCF
S50C (S53MM) 1145 58 199,230 CCS - CONTEST CLUB S
YT6T @YT6A 1017 59 180,009 SKY CONTEST CLUB
OM2IB 986 58 171,564
S55M @S54G 862 58 18 149,988 RADIO CLUB "JADRAN"
4N1SM 600 58 12 104,400
G0ORH 814 84,645
F/WO9S 434 56 72,912 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
SP8FHK/8 470 48 67,680
UA9YAB 362 52 56,160
RX9WR 397 47 55,977 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
M6T (G4PIQ) 355 48 2 50,688 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/15 QRP
S57IIO 360 51 12 54,774 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
HA3LI 262 47 36,801
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/15 LP
TI7/N4MO 1217 58 27 211,758 PVRC
9A3PA 807 55 14 133,155 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
SP4DEU 589 55 97,185
SM7N (SM7NDX) 585 53 93,015
G4IIY 545 53 15 86,655
DL7BY 385 52 22 60,060 BERLIN-DX-GROUP
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/15 HP
OH6AC (OH6CS) 1524 60 36 274,140 CCF
S51TA 1271 59 30 224,967 CCS&ZCC
PY2YU 1076 58 187,224 TUPY DX GROUP
OM5M (OM4DW) 1030 59 182,310
RZ3AA 965 59 20 170,805
OM3NA 949 59 30 164,787 RK LEVICE
S52ZW 940 58 163,560 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
OK2ZC 885 58 153,990 OKDXC
YZ7V (YZ7DX) 878 57 150,138 BANAT DX GROUP
RA9WR 700 57 119,700 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
IU4T (IK4MTF) 660 57 8 112,860
UT1IA 534 54 86,508 UCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/160 QRP
S57LWG @S57IIO 1 1 1 3 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/160 HP
XE2AC 301 50 45,150
OM5RW 118 24 8,496
ON4BR 103 23 5 7,107 NOL UBA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/20 LP
PY2NY 634 56 106,512 TUPY DX GROUP
ZC4DW 532 55 15 87,780 CHILTERN
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/20 HP
YT9X (YU1ZZ) 1551 60 33 279,180 YU CC
IO4L (I4LCK) 1365 58 237,162 M C C
LY6A (LY2BM) 1124 59 198,594 KTU RC
RU9WX 766 58 133,284 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/40 LP
S53F 447 50 66,900
PY3MM @ZX5J 79 28 2 6,636 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/40 HP
C6AKQ (N4BP) 1283 60 30 230,940 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
4U1ITU (OM3CGN 1146 58 199,404
HA8IB 961 59 169,920 HA-DX
OM0M (OM0WR) 900 59 20 159,300
GW7X (GW3NJW) 892 57 30 152,532 CONTEST CAMBRIA
S57UN 634 54 102,708 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 QRP
S57KRI @S57IIO 12 7 3 252 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 LP
C6A/K7RE 958 59 25 169,389
PA5AT 282 31 15 26,226
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 726 54 117,612 RRDXA
TM2Y (F5MZN) 692 52 22 107,952
EA8ZS 599 54 96,228 GALDAR CONTEST CLUB
YT6A 485 48 69,840 SKY CONTEST CLUB
S59CAB (S57MW) 519 43 66,951 ZCC&CCS
SP8BRQ 409 42 51,534
OK1RK 348 39 40,716
SN8F 337 39 39,429
UA6LV 297 43 38,313
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
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DX M/2 HP
OH0R 029/015 144/035 398/053 1423/059 1231/060 1318/059
LY7Z 080/022 232/040 603/054 1108/059 1072/058 1084/058
ES6Q @ES5 005/005 120/025 700/057 1300/059 1100/059 1100/059
RM6A @RN6 059/020 174/032 547/056 1200/059 903/058 910/059
SK3W @SK3 035/016 254/041 392/057 842/057 735/057 668/056
YZ7A @YU7 034/014 163/030 378/047 709/058 704/057 668/056
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX M/M HP
9A1A 258/035 557/046 55/059 1348/059 1426/059 1374/058
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX M/S LP
M3S 000/000 29/015 91/028 138/034 127/035 165/039
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DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P 305/048 538/059 695/061 1011/061 1252/061 1294/061
ZF2NT 354/050 607/054 784/058 1018/059 1141/058 1162/059
ZF1A 446/056 657/058 662/058 761/060 972/059 1128/059
KL7Y 094/026 358/052 564/057 851/058 1016/057 1275/059
OM7M 101/029 267/041 488/054 849/058 669/057 900/058
SN8V @SP8 002/002 174/031 301/044 789/055 586/057 687/057
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DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1 001/001 52/021 209/039 491/057 346/052 429/054
V31AH 000/000 252/049 205/041 291/048 335/052 371/040
KL7AC 000/000 /000 10/006 175/046 296/047 492/052
SP5DDJ 000/000 15/009 55/018 165/041 203/044 246/052
3V8SM (DL 000/000 10/007 26/013 113/039 163/043 301/046
DK2GZ 000/000 12/007 59/024 132/038 138/041 193/048
7L4IOU 000/000 21/008 70/023 123/038 128/040 141/040
DF1DX 000/000 7/006 30/015 98/035 98/033 182/044
F5NOD 000/000 1/001 13/009 86/035 71/033 43/025
G4EHT 000/000 /000 15/009 6/004 14/013 12/009
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DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2G 224/043 463/057 629/059 685/059 925/059 1040/059
VP5GA (N2 292/051 390/055 633/058 655/060 728/058 879/058
XE1/N6AN 000/000 398/053 469/052 390/057 678/057 786/057
PJ7/ND5S 237/041 325/050 378/048 239/048 531/053 550/056
EA7GTF 010/009 51/020 363/050 518/053 584/055 828/057
KH0/JM1LR 000/000 23/010 301/045 395/053 545/052 828/055
9A7P (9A6 000/000 67/020 211/040 600/054 408/054 509/054
OK1DSZ 002/002 173/028 127/037 391/051 360/051 471/053
DL6RAI (F 000/000 12/008 77/029 336/050 531/056 508/057
LZ1ABC 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
EA3KU 000/000 10/009 74/023 233/046 421/054 370/050
C6AGS (KI 000/000 42/022 40/024 268/048 415/050 201/045
LY2MW 000/000 75/022 140/030 233/044 216/046 248/046
HB9ARF 003/003 62/020 99/030 206/043 244/049 268/046
4N1FG 000/000 43/018 192/041 204/038 212/043 231/048
PA3AAV 001/001 14/009 94/036 108/033 93/035 210/051
EA1WX 000/000 20/013 58/020 170/044 141/041 117/037
ON5UM 000/000 40/018 70/027 98/031 120/040 146/044
G4PIQ 001/001 42/017 65/023 124/035 105/034 129/040
OH3IR 000/000 /000 36/020 50/023 125/035 113/035
HB9DTM 000/000 /000 27/015 95/033 31/021 184/036
OH1BOI 000/000 9/007 26/016 95/032 62/030 94/033
OM7RC 000/000 /000 19/013 97/033 95/032 97/031
LY1DS 000/000 /000 28/014 53/026 34/020 199/045
HL1/WX8C 000/000 /000 /000 75/032 88/037 122/040
OZ0RS 000/000 /000 7/004 76/029 58/025 111/034
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 9/009 85/036 111/049 /000
SV1NA/SV9 000/000 /000 /000 27/006 144/025 306/036
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6 144/041 380/050 546/057 942/058 1220/058 1031/057
FG/YL2KL 141/036 520/054 529/055 875/057 914/059 935/059
TM5C (F6A 161/032 302/046 428/052 807/060 1032/057 975/059
WP2Z (N2N 207/043 362/052 406/054 628/054 863/057 875/057
G4BUO 119/027 349/042 395/054 814/057 777/057 1077/058
S53O 019/013 200/037 381/049 985/058 709/055 907/058
DL1IAO 081/021 175/034 331/047 749/059 697/057 815/057
DL4MCF 022/011 119/032 346/049 802/057 632/052 816/058
KL7WV (W3 111/039 388/053 330/051 349/054 279/052 595/053
8S2F (SM2 001/001 44/023 178/043 461/056 960/058 538/052
7S2E (SM2 000/000 55/022 252/046 560/057 459/054 734/055
9H1ZA 003/003 210/035 399/050 480/054 340/053 421/055
RK4FF 046/024 234/036 234/042 344/049 322/046 355/054
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX SOAB(A) LP
YL2PN 000/000 /000 60/019 23/010 104/035 170/039
SM5AJV 000/000 6/004 10/007 52/024 24/014 26/018
SV1XV 000/000 /000 /000 13/009 18/015 17/017
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2E 151/040 494/053 457/054 726/058 1075/058 1297/059
OM5AW 002/002 75/024 241/040 530/055 388/052 511/057
9A2RD 000/000 39/017 189/038 377/054 373/053 362/055
OE8CIQ 000/000 /000 51/019 372/050 346/053 323/053
S55OO 000/000 20/010 20/012 35/016 25/016 /000
Teams:
RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
N5DX, K5GO
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Feb 25 20:33:04 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020225202736.023bc4b0@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/2 HP
N2RM 6933 576 48 11,980,224 FRC
K1KI 6329 577 48 10,946,844 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3RS 6414 567 48 10,910,214 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W4AN 6511 552 48 10,778,904 SECC
K4JA 5992 571 48 10,264,000 PVRC
K8LX 5216 500 48 7,824,000
KB1H 4306 522 6,738,498 YANKKE CLIPPER CONTE
N4RV 4009 517 48 6,207,102 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W5KFT 4088 502 48 6,097,794
N0IJ 3299 464 4,592,208 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K2RD 1914 495 28 2,842,290 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
KC1XX 9176 645 17,747,820
W3LPL 9038 651 48 17,651,214 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K3LR 9109 632 17,242,224 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K9NS 8486 623 48 15,806,133 SMC
K1XM @W1KM 7963 605 48 14,449,215 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K1RX 7429 596 13,275,900 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4MYA 6955 588 48 12,229,812 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
NY4A @N4AF 6973 574 48 11,959,290 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K8CC 6607 571 48 11,317,791 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
K5GO 6078 552 48 10,065,168 OZARKS CONTEST CLUB
W0AIH 6141 544 10,000,896
K3NM 5776 558 48 9,669,024 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K4NNN 5472 551 9,027,033 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N3AD 4657 511 48 7,137,648 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N6RO 4987 474 7,065,918 RIVER CITY CONTESTER
K3ANS 4247 488 48 6,200,040 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W2CG 3541 471 4,996,368 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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NA M/S HP
K8AZ 4360 528 48 6,900,000 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K1IR 4004 512 48 6,150,144 YANKEE CLIPPER CC
AA2FB 3584 484 40 5,204,198 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N0NI 3538 494 5,200,000
N0DY 3262 445 48 4,340,085 EASTERN IOWA DX ASSO
N5YA 2837 425 48 3,610,800 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
AA2WN @W2YC 2500 7491 41 3,520,770 FRC
K2UG @KY2J 2345 454 48 3,193,890 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
WN9O 2407 436 44 3,147,048 SMC
K9SD 2736 379 46 3,105,147 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
K0MP 2403 426 48 3,056,976 MILE HIGH DX ASSN
K2SX 2197 413 33 2,722,083 ORDER OF BOILED OWLS
W7CT 2398 365 48 2,588,589 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
K0TV 1890 405 43 2,292,705 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE7UF 2081 349 41 2,133,786 BCDX CLUB
VE3HG 1667 406 47 2,030,406
N3BNA 1531 355 1,629,450 FRC
KK1L 1494 295 1,321,305 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA4V 776 244 12 566,568 CAROLINAS DX ASSOCIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 1651 376 1,861,200 SMC
K2DM 1501 308 40 1,386,924 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N4KG 1324 325 38 1,290,900
VA3TTT 1114 284 40 938,000 U_VE CLUB TORONTO
W9WI 1020 268 818,472 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
N7IR 1009 265 43 802,155 CENTRAL AZ DX ASSOCI
N0UR 1090 240 28 784,800 MWA
N9CIQ 922 264 19 730,224 MN WIRELESS
N7OU 1007 240 36 725,040 WVDXC
W9SE 798 261 624,834 SMC
K7MM 745 236 24 527,460
KG5U 649 200 388,800 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
K8ZT 441 202 262,398 CUYAHOGA FALLS ARC
W2ENY 300 134 120,600 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
NQ7X 333 117 14 116,883
N9NE 274 125 18 102,750
VA7NT 225 106 71,550
W1SA 204 85 52,020
W3SE 55 41 5 6,642 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
K7SV 2359 420 42 2,972,340 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N2NT 2746 360 40 2,962,440 FRC - :: HT
KS1J 2607 372 45 2,908,296 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N4TZ @N4TZ/9 2545 371 2,832,585 SMC
K1VUT 2627 355 46 2,797,755 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K0SR @W0ZT 2484 349 42 2,600,748 MWA
N8AA 2188 393 2,577,294 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K8EP 2239 339 42 2,275,029
K1VR 2010 372 2,243,160 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N6MJ 2183 342 41 2,197,692 SCCC
N4YDU 2054 351 36 2,162,862 PVRC
N5AW 1880 376 41 2,120,640 CTDXCC
NY3A 2328 284 40 1,980,900 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K4OGG 2060 317 1,959,060 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
K3PH 1921 328 31 1,890,264 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WO4O 1625 369 1,793,340 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
VE5ZX 1766 320 42 1,695,360
W1WAI 1639 332 30 1,632,444 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4AA 1385 367 1,524,885 FCG
K1VSJ 1520 334 33 1,523,040 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3FR 1556 310 37 1,447,080 WEEKEND WARRIORS CON
KA1IS 1438 320 30 1,378,560
K4EU 1325 325 30 1,291,875 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K7ED (WA0RJY) 1540 273 36 1,251,432 WWDXC
K5IID 1284 319 38 1,228,788 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NA0N 1527 268 26 1,227,708 MWA
KV8Q 1312 309 1,216,224
K1HT 1272 311 1,186,776 YCCC
K0RI 1192 317 1,133,592
W0ETT 1247 302 1,127,970 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K9MMS 1227 300 1,104,300 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
VE5SF 1332 249 973,341 REGINA AMATEUR RADIO
K8IR 1085 282 36 917,910 BAY AREA WIRELESS AS
N7LOX 1174 249 28 877,725 WWDXC
VE3BW 1069 273 36 875,511 NFIDXA
NA4K 1038 256 15 797,184 TCG
N5MF 979 268 18 787,116
KI7Y 972 256 746,496 WVDXC
K8GT 905 273 36 741,195 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NF4A 1000 247 741,000 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N0FP 815 254 32 621,030 MN WIRELESS ASSOC
VE3GFN 860 239 19 616,620
K1IB 937 220 616,440 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE6ZT 809 245 590,940
N0HJZ 679 286 18 582,582 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
WN6K 913 187 29 512,193 SCCC
NG3K 715 227 21 486,915
W9AU 718 225 13 484,650 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
N6PE 691 226 25 468,498
N4VI 732 206 14 452,376 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
VO1WET 781 184 15 422,832
NS3T 562 241 19 406,326
VE7FO 717 187 398,871
KN0V 660 195 386,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N5XZ 604 204 17 369,648 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
N3GJ 559 211 353,847
KN4Y 600 186 25 334,800 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
KK7X 526 187 20 296,086
N1CC 463 203 19 281,967 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K1TEO 472 174 6 246,384
VE9DX 284 284 5 241,968
AE4Y 385 176 10 203,280 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
NG7Z 451 144 16 193,104 REDMOND TOP KEY CONT
WA3SES 398 160 8 191,040
WA7AVL 418 140 175,560 WWDXC
NX9T 352 157 10 164,850 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W7GTO 384 163,584 WWDXC
W9SZ 317 151 7 143,601 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W3/OM2KI 259 133 103,341
W4/VE3BUC 287 109 11 93,849
KG4PYM 205 94 57,810
N7XY 151 93 6 42,129 WWDXC
WA6BOB 168 82 6 41,082
N7CZ 157 72 33,912
K8KHZ 107 69 7 22,149 MRRC
K2CC (KC2BMG) 105 51 12,852 CLARKSON U AMATEUR R
WB0TRA 83 50 30 12,450 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K1EP/6 89 45 11,880
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4PA) 4527 465 48 6,306,795
K1DG 4059 471 46 5,735,367 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA1K 4077 432 48 5,283,792 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W9RE 4033 437 48 5,140,000 SMC
K1ZZ 3974 425 42 5,066,850 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W1WEF 3737 443 4,966,473 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N2IC 3966 420 48 4,930,380
K2UA 3968 406 4,831,806 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K3CR (LZ4AX) 3408 441 48 4,508,784 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
VY2SS (K6LA) 3648 410 48 4,487,040 SCCC
K3ZO 3787 381 42 4,328,541 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
VA3UZ @VE3OI 3304 427 42 4,196,556 U-VE CONTEST CLUB
KR1G 3505 396 45 4,021,380 YANKEE SPELLING CLIP
K8GL 2914 418 43 3,654,000 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
W6EEN (N6RT) 2970 396 41 3,528,360 SCCC
K0EJ 3169 364 43 3,460,548 TCG
K5NA 3254 345 45 3,350,295 CTDXCC
N4ZR 2895 384 40 3,335,040 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W2FU 2782 398 3,321,708 ROCHESTER DX ASSOCIA
N3BB 3081 356 43 3,290,508 CTDXCC
N9CK 2847 377 39 3,217,695 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W7GG 2707 369 43 2,999,905 WVDXC
K9MA 2628 367 43 2,893,428 SMC
WC1M 2748 343 29 2,824,605 YCCC
AD5Q 2431 380 41 2,771,340
W2XL 2459 352 42 2,595,648 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
K3MD 2180 393 31 2,570,220 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K8DX 2587 323 24 2,505,834 NCC
N2GC 2125 380 37 2,422,500 YCCC
N6TV 2344 330 36 2,320,560 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
K5YAA 2112 343 31 2,171,190 OKLAHOMA DX ASSN
WA2VYA 1938 364 43 2,116,296 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KC7V 2145 326 42 2,097,810 CENTRAL ARIZONA DX A
N5RG 1956 358 2,095,374 NTCC
NT1N 1635 367 20 1,792,428 YCCC
W1ECT 1870 293 22 1,642,851 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4SAA 1416 325 39 1,377,675 FCG
K1GU 1537 294 36 1,355,634 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K6VO (K6NR) 1545 284 32 1,312,932
N3UM 1594 263 27 1,257,666 PVRC
N8SM 1504 274 21 1,236,288 NTCC
K0OU 1300 311 1,212,900 SMC WEST
N6HR 1200 334 26 1,202,400 WWDXC
K3II 1,076,376
K7NV 1190 296 25 1,056,720 NCCC
KU8E 1122 311 1,046,826 MRRC
K1PQS 1208 265 28 960,360
W0ZQ 1025 302 928,650 MWA
KO7X @KI7WX 1109 269 16 894,963 PVRC
W4BQF 1105 225 744,525 PVRC
N6HC 915 259 21 710,955 SCCC
KA2MGE 813 270 658,530
N5QQ @KD5REC 949 220 15 624,360 NTCC
N1RR 1169 178 12 624,000 YANKEE CLIPPER SPELL
W6MVW 710 246 25 523,980 SO CALIFORNIA CONTES
K2UOP 539 228 12 368,676 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
KW4DA 826 135 333,720
K6LRN 402 207 18 249,642 NORTHERN CALIF DX CL
WX3B 478 173 247,563 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K6SE 463 171 15 237,519
W0TY 431 1287 218,790
VE7QO 410 148 192,192 BC DX CLUB
AD4L 225 135 91,125 PVRC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8QZA) 786 230 542,340
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 1789 339 32 1,810,260 WWDXC
N2CQ 1105 337 1,117,155 FRC
VE1OP 1105 328 25 1,087,320
N9XX 1028 335 1,033,140 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
AK4XX 988 307 35 909,948
N6WS 798 332 794,808 SCCC
N6MW 625 305 571,875
N3SD 614 293 539,706 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
AE4RO 468 254 21 356,616 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
K0UK 616 180 332,640 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K8AJS 414 262 14 325,404 WAYNE AMATEUR RADIO
NA2U 980 104 24 305,760 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VE4YU 490 177 15 260,190
WA7YAZ 348 175 182,700
K4WW 400 114 11 136,800 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
W2RDS 231 145 7 100,485 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WA4PXP @W4MQ 136 82 10 33,538
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 4562 524 48 7,171,464 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KI1G 3339 503 28 5,024,970 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA3B 3206 463 41 4,453,134 FRC
W2RE 3039 486 44 4,430,862 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
KQ3F 3282 443 42 4,361,778 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7/DL3OI @W7ZQ 3311 419 48 4,161,927
N1EU 2567 522 35 4,019,922 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W2UP 2610 457 22 3,576,939 FRC
NO2R 2336 506 3,541,494 FRANKFORD
W4NF 2478 456 39 3,389,904 PVRC
W6XR 2226 489 3,265,542 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
NQ4I 2268 458 30 3,051,000 SECC
N8BJQ 2244 415 2,791,290 SWODX
W1GD 2120 413 34 2,626,680
W2GDJ 2220 396 35 2,612,412 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N4GG 1654 449 34 2,227,938 PVRC
W3YY 1490 405 1,810,350 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N6CW 1552 336 1,564,416 SCCC
N3ZA 1117 402 1,347,102 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N2CY 1237 326 30 1,209,786 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7OM 1337 296 27 1,180,000 WWDXC
WE9V 1067 364 18 1,162,980 SMC
W6TK 1143 330 1,129,590 SCCC
K2ONP 1284 283 23 1,086,720 YCCC
W7VV 1319 270 21 1,067,580 WWDXC
K1JN 1015 341 25 1,038,345 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W3IQ 1012 282 856,152 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K6RIM 708 323 684,114 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KT0R 890 238 10 634,746 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8KM 633 334 634,266 NCC
K0KX 700 301 11 632,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8PW 771 258 595,206 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
NE9Z 400 257 28 308,400 JHAARC
K3PP 353 202 7 213,918 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 LP
W7ZR 37 103 23 258,633 DESERT RATS CONTEST
KT0K 853 83 16 211,650 LINCOLN ARC
WX6V 499 83 18 124,251 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ND4AA 440 85 16 112,200 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
VE3IAY 442 82 108,732
VE7NS 147 42 18,522
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 2081 109 30 680,487 PVRC
K9NW @K9UWA 1857 110 612,810 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
N9AG @N8NR 1694 117 26 594,594 SWODXA
N7KU (NJ6D) 1433 107 26 456,141
W6YA 1219 112 26 409,248 SCCC
K7BG 1353 93 377,487 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
VE6BF @VE6JY 1184 103 347,625 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
VO1MP 1017 96 292,896
W6KK @W6KP 499 74 110,778 SCCC
VE3STT 235 46 32,430
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 QRP
K6III 144 49 21,168 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KI0II 100 44 5 13,200 GMCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 LP
VE3MQW 756 101 229,068
WA1FCN 769 97 223,779 Y C C C
AE0Q @K0HM 544 88 142,560 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 HP
VE6JY (TI2WGO) 1936 108 42 610,740 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K5MR 1601 110 36 528,330 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K4OAQ 1695 102 31 517,752
W7UT 1084 120 30 389,880 UTAH'S DIXIE DX & CO
W8FT (AA8UP) 1147 99 29 340,659 MRRC
WF3J 1054 102 322,524 PVRC
K7JJ 461 85 16 117,555 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 LP
VE3OSZ 34 28 2,856
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 HP
W8TOP (W8UVZ) 94 51 10 14,076
NX5M 37 28 5 3,108 CTDXCC
N0TT 32 27 2,592 KCDX CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 LP
AK6R 290 65 15 56,550 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 HP
W7WA 1867 106 594,024 WWADXC
W5MX 1618 114 32 552,330 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
VE6EX @VE6JY 1501 98 42 399,840 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K0FX 570 95 12 162,165 GRAND MESA CONTEST C
K7ABV 456 92 18 125,580 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 LP
W4IDX 203 62 6 37,758 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 HP
KT3Y 1344 97 391,104 PVRC
N4PN 1215 98 354,270 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N7DD 880 105 24 277,000
W5AO @W5TM 966 93 269,514 OKDXA
VE6WQ @VE6JY 808 98 236,678 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
WB9Z 853 85 217,515 SMC
K4TX 366 63 68,985 PVRC
K7OX 246 58 8 42,804 NONE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 LP
WN3VAW 65 36 12 7,020 WIRELESS ASSOCIATION
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 HP
W1MK 1020 85 28 260,100 YCCC
K1PX 392 64 16 75,264
K8AQM 318 71 67,734 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
AD4Z 258 66 51,084 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
K3SV 205 51 7 31,059 PVRC
W5TM 51 32 3 4,896 OKDXA
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
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NA M/2 HP
N2RM 115/045 655/080 107/093 1640/116 1628/124 1788/118
K1KI 097/052 633/081 898/097 1510/115 1510/119 1681/113
N3RS 077/045 287/072 89/095 1507/116 1768/120 1686/119
W4AN 063/043 384/074 80/097 1446/116 1728/110 1810/112
K4JA 119/053 524/076 807/095 1458/115 1463/121 1620/111
K8LX 027/023 172/065 697/087 1416/102 1339/116 1565/107
KB1H 059/033 426/077 481/085 1137/106 1046/112 1157/109
N4RV 067/045 161/070 449/086 874/099 1249/114 1209/103
W5KFT 024/021 167/063 624/094 867/105 1272/110 1134/109
N0IJ 019/015 74/048 276/074 939/108 934/110 1057/109
K2RD 053/040 130/062 261/084 526/102 410/103 534/104
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NA M/M HP
W3LPL 192/062 977/091 452/107 2326/132 2054/133 2037/126
K9NS 138/057 503/084 332/105 2213/125 2266/127 2034/125
K1XM @W1K 142/054 993/091 293/099 2114/122 1740/122 1681/117
W4MYA 101/051 544/084 824/095 1872/120 1914/120 1700/118
NY4A @N4A 071/048 513/074 293/100 1800/116 1646/122 1650/114
K8CC 057/038 470/080 948/097 1802/120 1733/121 1597/115
K5GO 039/031 223/071 967/098 1620/117 1725/120 1504/115
K3NM 064/042 436/074 956/098 1564/120 1371/112 1385/112
N3AD 041/033 208/067 844/092 1203/107 1259/112 1102/100
N6RO 058/020 219/047 848/088 1459/112 1368/110 1035/097
K3ANS 061/037 188/070 569/081 1259/097 1135/101 1035/102
W2CG 015/013 172/059 285/083 1077/101 909/107 1083/108
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NA M/S HP
K8AZ 041/036 110/071 678/088 1314/111 942/111 1275/111
K1IR 049/038 374/075 736/092 1006/102 942/108 897/097
AA2FB 042/034 188/064 518/086 1014/101 767/100 1055/099
N0NI 021/018 71/055 483/089 1008/109 979/109 976/114
N0DY 017/015 65/052 307/077 911/097 906/102 1045/102
N5YA 011/008 67/046 192/071 957/103 631/093 979/104
AA2WN @W2 055/065 156/468 262/780 691/070 628/884 708/124
K2UG @KY2 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WN9O 010/008 82/055 205/075 632/094 647/103 831/101
K9SD 018/013 102/051 234/061 876/074 774/088 732/092
K0MP 009/008 45/033 474/089 565/090 433/102 877/104
K2SX 036/028 138/053 301/068 477/078 515/087 730/099
W7CT 008/006 47/018 446/069 612/089 672/094 613/089
K0TV 049/029 110/055 278/076 383/078 572/086 498/081
VE7UF 012/012 111/027 292/049 605/082 499/091 562/088
VE3HG 011/010 76/048 184/072 361/089 435/091 600/096
N3BNA 001/001 86/048 308/067 447/078 313/085 375/076
KK1L 004/004 36/034 121/049 344/078 303/061 686/069
AA4V 044/027 62/032 75/034 100/041 178/043 317/067
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NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 010/009 37/028 223/070 404/088 458/086 519/095
K2DM 012/009 74/036 178/057 358/066 377/070 502/070
N4KG 007/007 77/041 184/063 286/071 317/071 453/072
VA3TTT 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W9WI 001/001 9/007 90/044 234/067 308/074 378/075
N7IR 006/005 29/012 147/049 231/061 285/069 311/069
N0UR 000/000 8/007 23/019 236/063 352/072 471/079
N9CIQ 000/000 12/012 24/021 206/069 288/078 392/084
N7OU 005/004 34/010 81/028 181/056 305/075 401/067
W9SE 000/000 20/018 80/042 204/064 254/068 240/069
K7MM 003/003 9/008 55/034 176/060 225/069 277/062
KG5U 000/000 7/006 25/018 176/052 235/068 206/056
K8ZT 000/000 3/003 49/027 117/051 144/062 128/059
W2ENY 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
NQ7X 000/000 /000 4/004 71/032 106/034 152/047
VA7NT 000/000 3/002 38/017 61/028 89/049 34/010
W1SA 000/000 /000 101/041 103/044 /000 /000
W3SE 000/000 /000 21/010 16/014 18/017 /000
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NA SOAB LP
K7SV 040/033 124/054 383/073 493/082 417/087 902/091
N2NT 019/018 153/047 355/064 784/076 674/081 761/074
KS1J 019/018 124/052 381/068 736/073 662/079 6884/082
N4TZ @N4T 024/019 110/052 210/057 775/078 572/078 854/087
K1VUT 021/017 96/044 560/073 452/063 641/080 857/078
K0SR @W0Z 000/000 37/025 173/063 726/080 713/096 835/085
N8AA 018/013 108/051 206/066 576/088 563/088 717/087
K8EP 017/014 124/046 243/063 494/064 629/079 732/073
K1VR 036/027 151/053 401/066 386/069 407/079 629/078
N6MJ 000/000 53/019 239/057 554/089 651/092 686/085
N4YDU 032/026 110/046 276/062 405/063 487/076 744/078
N5AW 013/012 65/041 182/067 369/079 432/086 819/091
NY3A 007/006 52/033 184/049 751/064 510/069 824/063
K4OGG 015/012 71/038 212/058 735/065 606/072 421/072
K3PH 005/005 61/039 210/056 472/082 614/076 559/070
WO4O 031/023 94/051 164/061 462/081 390/078 484/075
VE5ZX 005/004 21/019 118/047 404/079 539/085 679/086
W1WAI 014/012 99/048 186/064 330/060 515/072 495/076
W4AA 016/013 97/051 243/069 325/082 356/079 348/073
K1VSJ 000/000 61/039 147/059 332/079 419/073 561/084
N3FR 000/000 66/037 142/060 393/076 447/068 508/069
KA1IS 021/020 83/043 119/055 302/054 524/080 389/068
K4EU 000/000 30/022 149/057 327/082 319/081 500/083
K7ED (WA0 003/003 41/010 194/043 472/071 414/074 416/072
K5IID 000/000 69/041 126/054 271/068 325/077 493/079
NA0N 004/003 25/020 46/035 245/061 573/080 634/069
KV8Q 000/000 32/022 160/059 290/074 324/076 506/078
K1HT 013/011 58/027 153/055 271/071 326/069 451/078
K0RI 010/008 51/027 120/052 268/071 342/082 401/077
W0ETT 001/001 21/018 149/059 301/071 338/078 437/075
K9MMS 007/006 55/036 141/052 237/067 340/075 447/064
VE5SF 000/000 10/003 116/041 429/071 377/069 400/065
K8IR 002/002 21/019 95/042 256/072 319/074 392/073
N7LOX 006/004 24/014 50/027 361/063 335/068 398/073
VE3BW 000/000 45/026 75/037 194/060 261/074 494/076
NA4K 002/002 24/020 100/046 271/052 264/072 377/064
N5MF 000/000 /000 /000 255/084 256/089 468/095
KI7Y 000/000 46/020 71/028 226/057 317/075 312/076
K8GT 003/003 28/022 87/043 217/066 249/067 321/072
NF4A 001/001 56/032 148/050 134/042 324/065 337/057
N0FP 007/006 21/021 78/046 182/055 231/067 296/059
VE3GFN 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
K1IB 000/000 10/008 67/032 161/053 293/065 406/062
N0HJZ 000/000 13/012 63/049 128/072 202/076 273/077
WN6K 000/000 7/007 23/012 180/041 314/059 389/068
NG3K 000/000 /000 73/042 206/060 157/056 279/069
W9AU 000/000 17/014 54/030 168/051 242/069 237/061
N6PE 004/003 17/014 50/032 160/055 215/058 245/064
N4VI 000/000 /000 67/041 222/050 204/058 239/057
VO1WET 000/000 48/022 46/027 162/049 262/043 263/043
NS3T 000/000 17/016 116/046 138/056 155/064 136/059
VE7FO 001/001 18/005 50/018 190/052 178/059 280/052
KN0V 000/000 8/008 42/025 160/044 228/062 222/056
N5XZ 000/000 4/004 31/019 155/056 198/064 216/061
N3GJ 000/000 8/007 100/043 140/052 157/056 154/053
KN4Y 001/001 /000 47/028 145/047 160/052 247/058
KK7X 000/000 /000 /000 156/064 190/070 180/053
N1CC 000/000 2/002 88/043 120/055 88/047 165/056
K1TEO 000/000 /000 /000 85/049 145/055 242/070
VE9DX 000/000 17/017 43/017 66/066 76/076 82/082
AE4Y 000/000 /000 57/027 102/049 105/052 121/048
WA3SES 000/000 6/005 37/023 128/051 142/049 85/032
NX9T 002/002 8/008 31/023 68/031 115/044 128/049
W3/OM2KI 000/000 /000 1/001 72/036 106/055 80/041
W4/VE3BUC 000/000 /000 /000 28/020 103/042 156/047
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WA6BOB 000/000 /000 21/007 55/020 58/030 34/025
N7CZ 000/000 9/002 19/008 19/011 21/013 89/038
K8KHZ 000/000 /000 /000 30/016 16/013 61/036
K2CC (KC2 000/000 /000 26/012 27/013 2/002 50/024
WB0TRA 000/000 /000 2/002 8/007 28/016 45/025
K1EP/6 000/000 /000 /000 21/008 42/021 26/016
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4P 058/036 340/063 770/086 1261/094 951/093 1147/093
K1DG 057/038 261/061 644/081 859/092 1033/100 1205/099
AA1K 056/035 261/056 637/071 1024/086 1023/097 1076/087
W9RE 020/014 211/065 435/073 1333/100 1015/099 1019/086
K1ZZ 048/036 271/054 591/075 1116/088 901/091 1047/081
W1WEF 054/036 284/054 459/070 1054/097 817/099 1069/087
N2IC 026/017 93/042 519/077 1038/092 999/096 1291/096
K2UA 042/028 165/048 687/072 852/077 886/089 1336/092
K3CR (LZ4 061/038 264/065 539/080 950/084 793/091 801/083
VY2SS (K6 042/030 219/054 482/064 979/090 898/088 1024/084
K3ZO 016/013 235/056 408/064 1030/073 955/089 1143/086
VA3UZ @VE 025/017 126/057 283/066 778/094 1025/098 1067/095
KR1G 042/028 364/058 488/070 1031/087 867/083 713/070
K8GL 021/019 111/054 322/071 639/093 824/090 997/091
W6EEN (N6 012/009 105/036 459/073 720/086 813/100 861/092
K0EJ 022/017 81/050 262/060 925/080 871/081 1008/076
K5NA 013/010 67/039 354/061 844/075 750/083 1226/077
N4ZR 009/009 242/060 318/070 704/078 811/084 811/083
W2FU 032/025 203/053 250/060 608/079 777/094 912/087
N3BB 015/013 90/045 547/077 910/074 545/081 974/066
N9CK 012/011 71/044 215/069 712/084 730/089 1107/080
W7GG 050/012 137/037 447/069 718/084 634/087 713/081
K9MA 011/010 73/042 187/063 772/084 721/083 864/085
WC1M 034/032 232/053 418/062 831/067 606/060 627/069
W2XL 043/032 190/052 334/057 671/069 615/071 606/071
K3MD 017/016 48/035 160/070 561/089 613/092 781/091
K8DX 024/019 271/059 320/060 680/054 484/064 808/067
N2GC 022/019 138/050 338/069 453/079 471/082 703/081
N6TV 016/010 118/034 408/064 858/076 476/077 468/069
K5YAA 012/008 92/046 163/060 413/063 554/083 878/083
WA2VYA 013/012 143/057 271/067 336/081 449/076 726/071
KC7V 025/010 93/036 358/062 444/065 597/082 628/071
N5RG 039/025 79/044 232/062 499/069 438/076 664/082
NT1N 027/023 145/050 167/067 533/078 371/077 392/072
W1ECT 025/021 79/040 176/043 444/061 504/066 641/062
W4SAA 013/010 65/042 161/062 470/060 288/076 416/075
K1GU 005/005 112/044 228/053 351/066 294/063 547/063
K6VO (K6N 014/012 78/039 179/047 312/046 350/067 612/073
N3UM 000/000 117/043 194/043 370/050 409/067 504/060
N8SM 000/000 52/037 278/054 263/065 335/061 576/057
K0OU 000/000 43/025 213/060 364/081 378/077 303/068
K7NV 013/009 38/029 195/053 412/065 272/072 260/068
KU8E 023/018 66/042 120/053 270/057 360/076 283/065
K1PQS 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W0ZQ 000/000 41/033 127/053 277/071 295/076 285/069
KO7X @KI7 020/017 37/025 117/038 150/053 371/068 414/068
N6HC 003/003 21/016 74/040 263/070 255/062 299/068
KA2MGE 000/000 39/028 101/052 170/054 171/066 332/070
N5QQ @KD5 002/002 24/021 61/040 311/046 199/059 353/052
N1RR 000/000 /000 80/023 103/037 421/060 565/058
W6MVW 000/000 /000 88/047 158/060 156/066 308/073
K2UOP 014/013 24/020 68/031 135/054 139/054 159/056
KW4DA 000/000 /000 21/011 171/038 215/038 419/048
K6LRN 001/001 26/021 60/035 105/047 114/060 96/043
WX3B 001/001 24/019 42/027 88/036 61/036 262/054
K6SE 024/012 20/012 68/021 101/043 137/047 113/036
W0TY 001/001 8/008 48/030 136/044 121/048 115/039
VE7QO 000/000 /000 /000 112/043 145/053 153/052
AD4L 000/000 14/012 67/031 61/038 41/031 41/023
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8Q 001/001 6/005 63/026 179/059 229/066 308/073
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 010/007 58/023 130/047 480/080 512/093 599/089
N2CQ 000/000 86/046 92/039 225/072 335/089 367/091
VE1OP 000/000 18/017 64/049 109/084 107/079 807/099
N9XX 000/000 32/029 84/053 220/075 279/090 413/088
AK4XX 000/000 65/040 150/056 248/070 237/074 288/067
N6WS 000/000 29/018 87/056 155/081 242/090 285/087
N6MW 000/000 43/039 56/044 117/069 183/078 226/075
N3SD 000/000 21/026 70/043 140/074 155/076 208/074
AE4RO 008/008 15/014 20/019 156/066 113/068 156/079
K0UK 004/004 17/005 145/009 141/054 161/062 148/046
K8AJS 000/000 27/024 56/050 135/064 121/063 75/061
NA2U 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 980/104
VE4YU 001/001 14/012 10/008 173/050 151/057 141/049
WA7YAZ 000/000 2/002 22/012 47/034 98/056 179/071
K4WW 000/000 5/005 22/018 62/023 201/036 110/032
W2RDS 000/000 /000 14/014 26/023 92/053 99/055
WA4PXP @W 001/001 2/002 12/010 28/021 11/010 82/038
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 058/049 220/068 962/096 1233/103 1010/109 1079/099
AA3B 021/018 224/063 527/086 600/096 832/101 1002/099
W2RE 037/034 206/065 447/086 655/092 731/108 963/101
KQ3F 015/015 70/052 502/084 1036/092 755/097 904/103
W7/DL3OI 013/011 44/037 286/077 1171/099 753/098 1044/097
N1EU 048/048 120/069 299/083 424/102 832/112 844/108
W2UP 033/032 155/063 397/079 862/095 492/094 671/094
NO2R 064/050 138/067 232/077 495/098 649/106 758/108
W4NF 033/027 148/060 355/078 549/095 535/098 858/098
W6XR 045/036 104/063 341/088 399/097 576/105 761/100
NQ4I 030/028 124/061 213/077 578/092 521/093 794/099
N8BJQ 021/020 112/050 191/065 393/087 603/092 924/101
W1GD 028/023 112/052 185/067 619/089 548/091 628/091
W2GDJ 017/014 57/041 105/043 814/099 653/101 554/098
N4GG 043/035 146/065 202/073 380/089 417/098 466/089
W3YY 025/021 157/062 204/070 273/082 410/080 421/090
N6CW 000/000 31/020 228/067 435/077 365/087 493/085
N3ZA 024/022 72/053 116/061 281/091 255/085 369/090
N2CY 000/000 1/001 144/060 304/085 355/088 433/092
WE9V 007/007 40/036 110/059 157/082 261/090 492/090
W6TK 000/000 48/023 150/058 348/080 291/088 306/081
K2ONP 026/024 49/036 178/049 372/053 331/063 328/058
W7VV 000/000 /000 161/045 615/083 263/076 280/066
K1JN 011/010 76/045 142/061 168/069 249/075 369/081
W3IQ 000/000 /000 119/053 236/069 292/078 365/082
K6RIM 005/004 32/018 93/051 184/078 168/084 226/088
N8KM 007/007 48/038 86/056 167/076 142/073 183/084
K0KX 000/000 60/038 139/054 148/063 132/063 221/083
N8PW 001/001 40/027 82/042 175/057 248/071 225/060
NE9Z 006/005 32/026 36/025 103/064 103/070 120/067
K3PP 002/002 12/012 44/032 58/040 62/052 175/064
Teams:
RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
N5DX, K5GO
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Feb 25 20:45:02 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020225204450.023be990@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 31.2002
E-mail logs to: cq160@kkn.net
Mail logs to: (none, CQ has asked that all logs be e-mailed)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX Multi-Op LP
SN8V @SP8YMM 64 0 30 9,810
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX Multi-Op HP
KG4DZ 3430 3,231,060
EI7M 546 29 44 248,500
4O6A @YT6A 550 18 52 221,600
G3UEG 417 20 51 20 166,700
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX SO HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 704 32 57 398,097
SV8CS 664 19 57 270,028
OH0NL 454 6 52 141,346 CONTEST CLUB FINLAND
LY2FY 433 7 20 141,215 KTU RC
LY2TA @LY7Z 114 10 41 4 33,864
G3SVL 66 6 29 4 12,985
XE2AC 23 8 3 3 1,221
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE Multi-Op HP
N8TR 1068 58 32 33 234,000
AA1K 531 51 28 11 113,602
K3WW 482 46 12 12 66,758
K3OO 219 17 38 32,285
K3OOO 159 34 6 14,720
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO
VE3RCN 42 20 3,900
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO QRP
W0ETC 341 50 3 38,531
KR0B (KS0T) 287 50 3 12 33,125
VA3TTT 104 28 1 14,558
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO LP
VA3RU 478 54 12 154,572
K1PX 773 57 10 24 115,106
AC0W 518 53 7 14 68,640
K0UK 328 51 4 40,700 GRAND MESA
K1JT 172 37 6 10 16,684
N8PY 128 123 5 8 11,560
W3MF 139 34 2 3 11,088
N4CW 50 26 0 2,834
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO HP
VA3KA @VE3QAA 717 57 30 317,898
W4MYA 1177 58 41 27 306,603
VE3PN 680 56 30 22 297,818
WB9Z 1409 58 31 27 297,171
N4UK 1022 57 34 232,232
N3HBX 889 56 24 173,760
K9NR 952 57 19 164,236
K4JNY 838 54 21 143,775
K0DU 739 54 14 25 112,880
W5PR 656 52 20 112,104
NX9T 696 52 17 108,261
K8DX 477 48 25 96,944
K2UOP 602 52 10 13 82,522
W3GH 406 52 17 67,896
N8KM 375 46 12 50,228
AC8G 299 51 10 10 42,212
K0EJ 400 44 4 40,800
KO7X @KI7WX 313 49 6 4 37,840
VE6JY 156 46 2 35,712
KG7H 274 51 4 14 33,440
N6RO 211 51 6 27,645
K4BAI 207 42 5 18,522
W4HJ 252 34 1 18,480
N3HXQ 166 33 3 3 13,248
K6SE 126 41 3 5 12,488
Teams:
SN8V @SP8YMM SP8LBK, SP8NCF
KG4DZ W4ZYT W4SD N8CH KU4EC N6ZO
4O6A @YT6A YU7EU, YT6A
N8TR N8TR,WB8K,W8BIN,KF8UN,N8DMM
AA1K AA1K + PACKET
>From anton.mandos at philips.com Tue Feb 26 08:26:02 2002
From: anton.mandos@philips.com (anton.mandos@philips.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Correct QSL info for OTxL-calls
Message-ID: <OFEE286B69.BFA919E9-ONC1256B6C.0027D9DF@diamond.philips.com>
Dear contesters
In addition and correction to the note of John, ON4UN:
The QSL route for the contest call of the NOL-contesters is
via ON5LL ( ON five LL ).
Address OK in any callbook, or via the UBA bureau.
The calls we used up till now were OT1L, OT2L , OT2E (1992 only!)
OT3L, OT4L, OT5L, OT6L, OT7L, OT8L OT9L and OT0L
73 and see you next contest!
Anton, ON6NL
president NOL
>From n2mg at contesting.com Tue Feb 26 05:35:19 2002
From: n2mg@contesting.com (Mike Gilmer - N2MG)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <20020226133519.15021.cpmta@c002.snv.cp.net>
This odd DIN footprint seems to be a JA-radio thing. The Kenwood 930/940
series has this same, "unique" arrangement for its XVERTER jack. In my
HF-centric world, this jack is where one can tap into the receive path for
Beverage antenna use. I guess that's better than not having any jack for this
purpose.
Excuse the ASCII "art"
"U" arrangement (940/930/1000MP/etc.)
P
P P
P P P
X X
"C" arrangement (everyone else!)
P
P P
P P P
X X
Notice the two pins marked "X" are closer together on the "standard" 8-pin; all
others are spaced the same between connectors. If you don't need the signals
on these pins, cut them off the plug and you'll be OK.
If you do what I did and insert the wrong plug into the jack, you'll likely (as
I did) crack the jack on the radio. Fortunately, in my case, the jack still
functions correctly.
73 Mike N2MG
On Mon, 25 February 2002, "Tom Rauch" wrote:
>
> > Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> > bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> The pin spacing and size is very close, but a tiny bit different than
> all the other DIN plugs in the world.
>
> I spent about 30 hours looking for a replacement, and the only
> source I found is Yaesu.
>
> You can tweak the pins with needle nose pliers and force a regular
> DIN in, but it doesn't fit quite right!
>
> I've heard rumors some people push really really hard and manage
> to get a DIN plug in, but I was always afraid to try it!
>
> Call Yaesu, save yourself grief.
> 73, Tom W8JI
> W8JI@contesting.com
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>From N7NG at arrl.org Tue Feb 26 08:39:19 2002
From: N7NG@arrl.org (Mills, Wayne N7NG)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC03340B8F@KAHLESS>
Beware! Forcing one of these plugs has been know to break the insulator in
the jack.
Wayne, N7NG
-----Original Message-----
From: k8cc [mailto:k8cc@mediaone.net]
Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 11:05 PM
To: William H Hendrick; cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
At 02:07 PM 2/25/02 -0600, William H Hendrick wrote:
>Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
>bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Bill,
The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across the
side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not fit
(however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
Fortunately, I have a little electronic store a few miles away who (for
some reason) carries the right 8 -pin DIN. I know Amateur Electronic
Supply also carries these special 8-pin DINs as well.
73,
Dave/K8CC
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>From k6na at cts.com Tue Feb 26 06:26:52 2002
From: k6na@cts.com (Glenn Rattmann)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <200202261428.GAA24047@neko.cts.com>
Re the pesky DINs for FT-1000MP:
>Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
>bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Here is a re-post of W2VJN's information covering the DINs (from the 1000MP
reflector):
>Din connectors from 3 pin to 14 pins plus mini DINs from 3 to 8 pins are
>available from The RF Connection in MD. www.therfc.com The 4 pin units are
>$1 each.
>
>Note that the two types of 8 pin connectors are called DP8 (Icom) and
>DP8/262 (Kenwood and Yaesu). The 262 refers to the angle subtended by pins
>1 and 7.
>
>George, W2VJN
All the HRO stores carry the proper 8p DIN for Yaesu and Kenwood also, and
have for years.
73, Glenn K6NA
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Tue Feb 26 10:07:10 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White, K4OJ)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: CQ-Contest digest, Vol 1 #5 - 8 msgs
References: <200202261348.g1QDmAVw013697@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <00a801c1bef0$69b54380$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
well put
what is funny is how some guys do not get what this is really about - kind
of a shame - oh well
heah I have a bunch of NEW Telrex yagis for sale if you know of anyone
looking let them know!
OJ
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> 1. 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup Logs Received (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
> 2. Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration? (Jeff Maass)
> 3. Re: [PVRC] Re: [PVRC] spotting (AA4NC@aol.com)
> 4. FT1000MP band data (William H Hendrick)
> 5. Re: FT1000MP band data (Tom Rauch)
> 6. Re: FT1000MP band data (k8cc)
> 7. 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002 (Michael Dinkelman)
> 8. 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002 (Michael Dinkelman)
>
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> Message: 1
> From: "Henderson, Dan N1ND" <dhenderson@arrl.org>
> To: "'cq-contest'" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup Logs Received
>
> The list of Logs Received for the 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup has been posted
at
> www.arrl.org/contests/claimed
>
> If you find an error, please contact me at n1nd@arrl.org or by phone at
> 860-594-0232. If your entry is missing, please have available the number
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>
> Thanks and 73
>
> Dan Henderson, N1ND
> ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 2
> From: "Jeff Maass" <jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
> To: "CQ Contest Mailing List" <CQ-Contest@CONTESTING.COM>
> Cc: "MRRC Mailing List" <mrrc@CONTESTING.COM>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration?
>
>
> Thanks to all the folks who have sent pictures (or links to pictures)
> of their SO2R stations. Some good ideas out there!
>
> I needed to break away from work for a few minutes, and
> updated my plans a bit.
>
> See them at:
> http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/Radio/K8ND_SO2R.htm
>
> Additional discussion/ideas are welcomed!
>
> 73,
> Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 3
> From: AA4NC@aol.com
> To: <k2av@contesting.com>
> Cc: <pvrc@mailman.qth.net>, <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: [PVRC] Re: [PVRC] spotting
>
> I have "no dog in the hunt" as far as the packet vs. no packet debate in
this contest, but I do believe an interesting occurence has happened with
the N2RM claimed win using no packet.
>
> First off, I join others in applauding the N2RM effort. These guys won
against the "conventional wisdom" odds. They used the strengths of their
station (ample number/quality of ops and same band receive ability) to beat
the packet system.
>
> The other major advantage that they had was very visible to us on the DX
end of this contest. While most all the big gun multis sat in the huge
packet generated pileups, N2RM worked us when we were begging for QSOs.
Multiply this by 600 plus multipliers and there's the margin of victory.
Those packet induced pileups can really slow you down. I also didn't hear
N2RM trying to work "8P6JA" (our call was busted several times on packet
spots) as a lot of the other big multis did. This shows me that a lot of
the stations are too dependent on packet and they are blindly shooting
spots.
>
> I doubt that my normally undermanned M/S operations will be able to turn
off the packet any time soon, but I hope to learn from N2RM. We should not
rely solely on packet for multipliers, and we should actually look at the
spots before pushing the packet shoot button...
>
> 73,
>
> Will
> AA4NC / W4MR
> 8P9JA in ARRL DX
>
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 4
> From: "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>
> Organization: Des Moines Area Community College
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
>
> For any of the contesters that use a FT1000MP:
>
> Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> Bill, N0AC
> *****************************
> William Hendrick
> whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us
> Amateur radio: N0AC
> whhendrick@mchsi.com
> *****************************
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 5
> From: "Tom Rauch" <w8ji@contesting.com>
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com,
> "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
> Reply-to: W8JI@contesting.com
>
> > Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> > bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> The pin spacing and size is very close, but a tiny bit different than
> all the other DIN plugs in the world.
>
> I spent about 30 hours looking for a replacement, and the only
> source I found is Yaesu.
>
> You can tweak the pins with needle nose pliers and force a regular
> DIN in, but it doesn't fit quite right!
>
> I've heard rumors some people push really really hard and manage
> to get a DIN plug in, but I was always afraid to try it!
>
> Call Yaesu, save yourself grief.
> 73, Tom W8JI
> W8JI@contesting.com
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 6
> To: "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>,
> cq-contest@contesting.com
> From: k8cc <k8cc@mediaone.net>
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
>
> At 02:07 PM 2/25/02 -0600, William H Hendrick wrote:
> >Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> >bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> Bill,
>
> The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across the
> side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not fit
> (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
>
> Fortunately, I have a little electronic store a few miles away who (for
> some reason) carries the right 8 -pin DIN. I know Amateur Electronic
> Supply also carries these special 8-pin DINs as well.
>
> 73,
>
>
> Dave/K8CC
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 7
> To: 3830@contesting.com, cq-contest@contesting.com
> From: Michael Dinkelman <mwdink@eskimo.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
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> Mail logs to:
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>
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> OZ5W 3876 291 3,383,748
> RM6A @RN6BN 3793 284 48 3,231,636 RW6AWT
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>
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> LY1YK 2420 242 1,754,016 KTU RC
> OZ0Q 1004 178 533,466
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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> SP5DDJ 684 164 35 336,528 SPDX CLUB
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>
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> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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> P40W (W2GD) 3966 336 41 3,997,728 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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> C6AGS (KI6T) 966 189 547,722 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> LY2MW 912 188 35 513,240 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
> HB9ARF 882 191 505,386
> 4N1FG 882 188 497,448 YUCC
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> ON5UM 474 160 10 227,520 LIR
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>
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> FG/YL2KL 3914 320 3,757,440 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
> TM5C (F6ARC) 3705 306 3,401,190
> WP2Z (N2NI) 3341 317 30 3,177,291 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
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> S53O 3201 270 2,581,470
> DL1IAO 2848 275 39 2,349,600 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
> DL4MCF 2737 259 43 2,126,649 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
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> 8S2F (SM2LIY) 2182 233 1,517,529
> 7S2E (SM2DMU) 2060 234 38 1,446,120 TOEC
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> RK4FF 1968 215 1,269,360
> RW4PL 1245 189 702,513
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> SM5AJV 118 67 23,718 TOEC
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>
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> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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> M0SDX 3032 264 2,399,760 RSGB
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> RX3APM 1804 219 1,185,228
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>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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>
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> HA5NG 592 56 97,680 HADXC
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> ON7YX 493 55 81,345 UBA NOK
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
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> F5MUX 2022 59 357,894
> EI4BZ 1515 57 257,526
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> F5MZN @F6BEE 1248 59 22 220,896
> DL6RAI 1254 58 218,196 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
> S56M 1206 59 213,462 SCC
> 7J1AAI (W1NN) 1210 57 16 206,910
> OK2RZ (OK1FUA) 1145 59 202,665
> OH6RX 1156 58 201,144 CCF
> S50C (S53MM) 1145 58 199,230 CCS - CONTEST CLUB S
> YT6T @YT6A 1017 59 180,009 SKY CONTEST CLUB
> OM2IB 986 58 171,564
> S55M @S54G 862 58 18 149,988 RADIO CLUB "JADRAN"
> 4N1SM 600 58 12 104,400
> G0ORH 814 84,645
> F/WO9S 434 56 72,912 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> SP8FHK/8 470 48 67,680
> UA9YAB 362 52 56,160
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>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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> HA3LI 262 47 36,801
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
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> G4IIY 545 53 15 86,655
> DL7BY 385 52 22 60,060 BERLIN-DX-GROUP
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
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> OM5M (OM4DW) 1030 59 182,310
> RZ3AA 965 59 20 170,805
> OM3NA 949 59 30 164,787 RK LEVICE
> S52ZW 940 58 163,560 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
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> YZ7V (YZ7DX) 878 57 150,138 BANAT DX GROUP
> RA9WR 700 57 119,700 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
> IU4T (IK4MTF) 660 57 8 112,860
> UT1IA 534 54 86,508 UCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
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>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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> XE2AC 301 50 45,150
> OM5RW 118 24 8,496
> ON4BR 103 23 5 7,107 NOL UBA
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
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> ZC4DW 532 55 15 87,780 CHILTERN
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
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> YT9X (YU1ZZ) 1551 60 33 279,180 YU CC
> IO4L (I4LCK) 1365 58 237,162 M C C
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> RU9WX 766 58 133,284 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
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> S53F 447 50 66,900
> PY3MM @ZX5J 79 28 2 6,636 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/40 HP
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> 4U1ITU (OM3CGN 1146 58 199,404
> HA8IB 961 59 169,920 HA-DX
> OM0M (OM0WR) 900 59 20 159,300
> GW7X (GW3NJW) 892 57 30 152,532 CONTEST CAMBRIA
> S57UN 634 54 102,708 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
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>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
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> C6A/K7RE 958 59 25 169,389
> PA5AT 282 31 15 26,226
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
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> OT2T (ON4UN) 726 54 117,612 RRDXA
> TM2Y (F5MZN) 692 52 22 107,952
> EA8ZS 599 54 96,228 GALDAR CONTEST CLUB
> YT6A 485 48 69,840 SKY CONTEST CLUB
> S59CAB (S57MW) 519 43 66,951 ZCC&CCS
> SP8BRQ 409 42 51,534
> OK1RK 348 39 40,716
> SN8F 337 39 39,429
> UA6LV 297 43 38,313
>
>
>
>
> Band Breakdowns:
> 160 80 40 20 15 10
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/2 HP
> OH0R 029/015 144/035 398/053 1423/059 1231/060 1318/059
> LY7Z 080/022 232/040 603/054 1108/059 1072/058 1084/058
> ES6Q @ES5 005/005 120/025 700/057 1300/059 1100/059 1100/059
> RM6A @RN6 059/020 174/032 547/056 1200/059 903/058 910/059
> SK3W @SK3 035/016 254/041 392/057 842/057 735/057 668/056
> YZ7A @YU7 034/014 163/030 378/047 709/058 704/057 668/056
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/M HP
> 9A1A 258/035 557/046 55/059 1348/059 1426/059 1374/058
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/S LP
> M3S 000/000 29/015 91/028 138/034 127/035 165/039
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/S HP
> 8P9JA @8P 305/048 538/059 695/061 1011/061 1252/061 1294/061
> ZF2NT 354/050 607/054 784/058 1018/059 1141/058 1162/059
> ZF1A 446/056 657/058 662/058 761/060 972/059 1128/059
> KL7Y 094/026 358/052 564/057 851/058 1016/057 1275/059
> OM7M 101/029 267/041 488/054 849/058 669/057 900/058
> SN8V @SP8 002/002 174/031 301/044 789/055 586/057 687/057
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB QRP
> LZ7X (LZ1 001/001 52/021 209/039 491/057 346/052 429/054
> V31AH 000/000 252/049 205/041 291/048 335/052 371/040
> KL7AC 000/000 /000 10/006 175/046 296/047 492/052
> SP5DDJ 000/000 15/009 55/018 165/041 203/044 246/052
> 3V8SM (DL 000/000 10/007 26/013 113/039 163/043 301/046
> DK2GZ 000/000 12/007 59/024 132/038 138/041 193/048
> 7L4IOU 000/000 21/008 70/023 123/038 128/040 141/040
> DF1DX 000/000 7/006 30/015 98/035 98/033 182/044
> F5NOD 000/000 1/001 13/009 86/035 71/033 43/025
> G4EHT 000/000 /000 15/009 6/004 14/013 12/009
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB LP
> P40W (W2G 224/043 463/057 629/059 685/059 925/059 1040/059
> VP5GA (N2 292/051 390/055 633/058 655/060 728/058 879/058
> XE1/N6AN 000/000 398/053 469/052 390/057 678/057 786/057
> PJ7/ND5S 237/041 325/050 378/048 239/048 531/053 550/056
> EA7GTF 010/009 51/020 363/050 518/053 584/055 828/057
> KH0/JM1LR 000/000 23/010 301/045 395/053 545/052 828/055
> 9A7P (9A6 000/000 67/020 211/040 600/054 408/054 509/054
> OK1DSZ 002/002 173/028 127/037 391/051 360/051 471/053
> DL6RAI (F 000/000 12/008 77/029 336/050 531/056 508/057
> LZ1ABC 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> EA3KU 000/000 10/009 74/023 233/046 421/054 370/050
> C6AGS (KI 000/000 42/022 40/024 268/048 415/050 201/045
> LY2MW 000/000 75/022 140/030 233/044 216/046 248/046
> HB9ARF 003/003 62/020 99/030 206/043 244/049 268/046
> 4N1FG 000/000 43/018 192/041 204/038 212/043 231/048
> PA3AAV 001/001 14/009 94/036 108/033 93/035 210/051
> EA1WX 000/000 20/013 58/020 170/044 141/041 117/037
> ON5UM 000/000 40/018 70/027 98/031 120/040 146/044
> G4PIQ 001/001 42/017 65/023 124/035 105/034 129/040
> OH3IR 000/000 /000 36/020 50/023 125/035 113/035
> HB9DTM 000/000 /000 27/015 95/033 31/021 184/036
> OH1BOI 000/000 9/007 26/016 95/032 62/030 94/033
> OM7RC 000/000 /000 19/013 97/033 95/032 97/031
> LY1DS 000/000 /000 28/014 53/026 34/020 199/045
> HL1/WX8C 000/000 /000 /000 75/032 88/037 122/040
> OZ0RS 000/000 /000 7/004 76/029 58/025 111/034
> KG4PYM 000/000 /000 9/009 85/036 111/049 /000
> SV1NA/SV9 000/000 /000 /000 27/006 144/025 306/036
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB HP
> VP5U (AJ6 144/041 380/050 546/057 942/058 1220/058 1031/057
> FG/YL2KL 141/036 520/054 529/055 875/057 914/059 935/059
> TM5C (F6A 161/032 302/046 428/052 807/060 1032/057 975/059
> WP2Z (N2N 207/043 362/052 406/054 628/054 863/057 875/057
> G4BUO 119/027 349/042 395/054 814/057 777/057 1077/058
> S53O 019/013 200/037 381/049 985/058 709/055 907/058
> DL1IAO 081/021 175/034 331/047 749/059 697/057 815/057
> DL4MCF 022/011 119/032 346/049 802/057 632/052 816/058
> KL7WV (W3 111/039 388/053 330/051 349/054 279/052 595/053
> 8S2F (SM2 001/001 44/023 178/043 461/056 960/058 538/052
> 7S2E (SM2 000/000 55/022 252/046 560/057 459/054 734/055
> 9H1ZA 003/003 210/035 399/050 480/054 340/053 421/055
> RK4FF 046/024 234/036 234/042 344/049 322/046 355/054
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB(A) LP
> YL2PN 000/000 /000 60/019 23/010 104/035 170/039
> SM5AJV 000/000 6/004 10/007 52/024 24/014 26/018
> SV1XV 000/000 /000 /000 13/009 18/015 17/017
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB(A) HP
> V26G (N2E 151/040 494/053 457/054 726/058 1075/058 1297/059
> OM5AW 002/002 75/024 241/040 530/055 388/052 511/057
> 9A2RD 000/000 39/017 189/038 377/054 373/053 362/055
> OE8CIQ 000/000 /000 51/019 372/050 346/053 323/053
> S55OO 000/000 20/010 20/012 35/016 25/016 /000
>
>
>
> Teams:
> RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
> OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
> HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
> LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
> ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
> OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
> RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
> SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
> YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
> YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
> M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
> 8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
> ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
> ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
> KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
> OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
> SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
> LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
> OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
> N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
> K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
> N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
> W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
> K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
> K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
> KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
> KE1LI
> N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
> W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
> N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
> K2RD K2RD W1CU
> KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
> W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
> K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
> K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
> K9VV
> K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
> K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
> K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
> K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
> W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
> W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
> NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
> K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
> NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
> K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
> N5DX, K5GO
> W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
> KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
> K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
> K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
> N3AD N3AD, N3MT
> N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
> K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
> W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
> K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
> K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
> AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
> N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
> N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
> N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
> AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
> K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
> WN9O WN9O & W9IU
> K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
> K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
> K2SX K2SX, N2UN
> W7CT NC7W W7CT
> K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
> VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
> VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
> N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
> KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
> N2NT W2/LU9AY
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 8
> To: 3830@contesting.com, cq-contest@contesting.com
> From: Michael Dinkelman <mwdink@eskimo.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
> E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
> Mail logs to:
> DX CW Contest
> ARRL
> 225 Main St.
> Newington, CT 06111
> USA
>
> 3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
> 3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
> Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
> Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA M/2 HP
> N2RM 6933 576 48 11,980,224 FRC
> K1KI 6329 577 48 10,946,844 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N3RS 6414 567 48 10,910,214 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W4AN 6511 552 48 10,778,904 SECC
> K4JA 5992 571 48 10,264,000 PVRC
> K8LX 5216 500 48 7,824,000
> KB1H 4306 522 6,738,498 YANKKE CLIPPER CONTE
> N4RV 4009 517 48 6,207,102 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> W5KFT 4088 502 48 6,097,794
> N0IJ 3299 464 4,592,208 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> K2RD 1914 495 28 2,842,290 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA M/M HP
> KC1XX 9176 645 17,747,820
> W3LPL 9038 651 48 17,651,214 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K3LR 9109 632 17,242,224 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K9NS 8486 623 48 15,806,133 SMC
> K1XM @W1KM 7963 605 48 14,449,215 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> K1RX 7429 596 13,275,900 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W4MYA 6955 588 48 12,229,812 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> NY4A @N4AF 6973 574 48 11,959,290 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K8CC 6607 571 48 11,317,791 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> K5GO 6078 552 48 10,065,168 OZARKS CONTEST CLUB
> W0AIH 6141 544 10,000,896
> K3NM 5776 558 48 9,669,024 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> K4NNN 5472 551 9,027,033 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> N3AD 4657 511 48 7,137,648 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> N6RO 4987 474 7,065,918 RIVER CITY CONTESTER
> K3ANS 4247 488 48 6,200,040 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W2CG 3541 471 4,996,368 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA M/S HP
> K8AZ 4360 528 48 6,900,000 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K1IR 4004 512 48 6,150,144 YANKEE CLIPPER CC
> AA2FB 3584 484 40 5,204,198 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N0NI 3538 494 5,200,000
> N0DY 3262 445 48 4,340,085 EASTERN IOWA DX ASSO
> N5YA 2837 425 48 3,610,800 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
> AA2WN @W2YC 2500 7491 41 3,520,770 FRC
> K2UG @KY2J 2345 454 48 3,193,890 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> WN9O 2407 436 44 3,147,048 SMC
> K9SD 2736 379 46 3,105,147 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> K0MP 2403 426 48 3,056,976 MILE HIGH DX ASSN
> K2SX 2197 413 33 2,722,083 ORDER OF BOILED OWLS
> W7CT 2398 365 48 2,588,589 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
> K0TV 1890 405 43 2,292,705 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> VE7UF 2081 349 41 2,133,786 BCDX CLUB
> VE3HG 1667 406 47 2,030,406
> N3BNA 1531 355 1,629,450 FRC
> KK1L 1494 295 1,321,305 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> AA4V 776 244 12 566,568 CAROLINAS DX ASSOCIA
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB QRP
> KG9X 1651 376 1,861,200 SMC
> K2DM 1501 308 40 1,386,924 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> N4KG 1324 325 38 1,290,900
> VA3TTT 1114 284 40 938,000 U_VE CLUB TORONTO
> W9WI 1020 268 818,472 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
> N7IR 1009 265 43 802,155 CENTRAL AZ DX ASSOCI
> N0UR 1090 240 28 784,800 MWA
> N9CIQ 922 264 19 730,224 MN WIRELESS
> N7OU 1007 240 36 725,040 WVDXC
> W9SE 798 261 624,834 SMC
> K7MM 745 236 24 527,460
> KG5U 649 200 388,800 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
> K8ZT 441 202 262,398 CUYAHOGA FALLS ARC
> W2ENY 300 134 120,600 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> NQ7X 333 117 14 116,883
> N9NE 274 125 18 102,750
> VA7NT 225 106 71,550
> W1SA 204 85 52,020
> W3SE 55 41 5 6,642 SCCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB LP
> K7SV 2359 420 42 2,972,340 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> N2NT 2746 360 40 2,962,440 FRC - :: HT
> KS1J 2607 372 45 2,908,296 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N4TZ @N4TZ/9 2545 371 2,832,585 SMC
> K1VUT 2627 355 46 2,797,755 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> K0SR @W0ZT 2484 349 42 2,600,748 MWA
> N8AA 2188 393 2,577,294 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K8EP 2239 339 42 2,275,029
> K1VR 2010 372 2,243,160 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N6MJ 2183 342 41 2,197,692 SCCC
> N4YDU 2054 351 36 2,162,862 PVRC
> N5AW 1880 376 41 2,120,640 CTDXCC
> NY3A 2328 284 40 1,980,900 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K4OGG 2060 317 1,959,060 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
> K3PH 1921 328 31 1,890,264 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> WO4O 1625 369 1,793,340 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
> VE5ZX 1766 320 42 1,695,360
> W1WAI 1639 332 30 1,632,444 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W4AA 1385 367 1,524,885 FCG
> K1VSJ 1520 334 33 1,523,040 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N3FR 1556 310 37 1,447,080 WEEKEND WARRIORS CON
> KA1IS 1438 320 30 1,378,560
> K4EU 1325 325 30 1,291,875 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K7ED (WA0RJY) 1540 273 36 1,251,432 WWDXC
> K5IID 1284 319 38 1,228,788 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> NA0N 1527 268 26 1,227,708 MWA
> KV8Q 1312 309 1,216,224
> K1HT 1272 311 1,186,776 YCCC
> K0RI 1192 317 1,133,592
> W0ETT 1247 302 1,127,970 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
> K9MMS 1227 300 1,104,300 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> VE5SF 1332 249 973,341 REGINA AMATEUR RADIO
> K8IR 1085 282 36 917,910 BAY AREA WIRELESS AS
> N7LOX 1174 249 28 877,725 WWDXC
> VE3BW 1069 273 36 875,511 NFIDXA
> NA4K 1038 256 15 797,184 TCG
> N5MF 979 268 18 787,116
> KI7Y 972 256 746,496 WVDXC
> K8GT 905 273 36 741,195 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> NF4A 1000 247 741,000 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> N0FP 815 254 32 621,030 MN WIRELESS ASSOC
> VE3GFN 860 239 19 616,620
> K1IB 937 220 616,440 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> VE6ZT 809 245 590,940
> N0HJZ 679 286 18 582,582 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> WN6K 913 187 29 512,193 SCCC
> NG3K 715 227 21 486,915
> W9AU 718 225 13 484,650 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
> N6PE 691 226 25 468,498
> N4VI 732 206 14 452,376 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
> VO1WET 781 184 15 422,832
> NS3T 562 241 19 406,326
> VE7FO 717 187 398,871
> KN0V 660 195 386,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> N5XZ 604 204 17 369,648 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
> N3GJ 559 211 353,847
> KN4Y 600 186 25 334,800 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> KK7X 526 187 20 296,086
> N1CC 463 203 19 281,967 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
> K1TEO 472 174 6 246,384
> VE9DX 284 284 5 241,968
> AE4Y 385 176 10 203,280 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
> NG7Z 451 144 16 193,104 REDMOND TOP KEY CONT
> WA3SES 398 160 8 191,040
> WA7AVL 418 140 175,560 WWDXC
> NX9T 352 157 10 164,850 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> W7GTO 384 163,584 WWDXC
> W9SZ 317 151 7 143,601 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> W3/OM2KI 259 133 103,341
> W4/VE3BUC 287 109 11 93,849
> KG4PYM 205 94 57,810
> N7XY 151 93 6 42,129 WWDXC
> WA6BOB 168 82 6 41,082
> N7CZ 157 72 33,912
> K8KHZ 107 69 7 22,149 MRRC
> K2CC (KC2BMG) 105 51 12,852 CLARKSON U AMATEUR R
> WB0TRA 83 50 30 12,450 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> K1EP/6 89 45 11,880
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB HP
> K5ZD (W4PA) 4527 465 48 6,306,795
> K1DG 4059 471 46 5,735,367 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> AA1K 4077 432 48 5,283,792 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W9RE 4033 437 48 5,140,000 SMC
> K1ZZ 3974 425 42 5,066,850 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W1WEF 3737 443 4,966,473 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N2IC 3966 420 48 4,930,380
> K2UA 3968 406 4,831,806 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K3CR (LZ4AX) 3408 441 48 4,508,784 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> VY2SS (K6LA) 3648 410 48 4,487,040 SCCC
> K3ZO 3787 381 42 4,328,541 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> VA3UZ @VE3OI 3304 427 42 4,196,556 U-VE CONTEST CLUB
> KR1G 3505 396 45 4,021,380 YANKEE SPELLING CLIP
> K8GL 2914 418 43 3,654,000 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> W6EEN (N6RT) 2970 396 41 3,528,360 SCCC
> K0EJ 3169 364 43 3,460,548 TCG
> K5NA 3254 345 45 3,350,295 CTDXCC
> N4ZR 2895 384 40 3,335,040 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> W2FU 2782 398 3,321,708 ROCHESTER DX ASSOCIA
> N3BB 3081 356 43 3,290,508 CTDXCC
> N9CK 2847 377 39 3,217,695 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> W7GG 2707 369 43 2,999,905 WVDXC
> K9MA 2628 367 43 2,893,428 SMC
> WC1M 2748 343 29 2,824,605 YCCC
> AD5Q 2431 380 41 2,771,340
> W2XL 2459 352 42 2,595,648 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> K3MD 2180 393 31 2,570,220 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> K8DX 2587 323 24 2,505,834 NCC
> N2GC 2125 380 37 2,422,500 YCCC
> N6TV 2344 330 36 2,320,560 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> K5YAA 2112 343 31 2,171,190 OKLAHOMA DX ASSN
> WA2VYA 1938 364 43 2,116,296 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> KC7V 2145 326 42 2,097,810 CENTRAL ARIZONA DX A
> N5RG 1956 358 2,095,374 NTCC
> NT1N 1635 367 20 1,792,428 YCCC
> W1ECT 1870 293 22 1,642,851 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W4SAA 1416 325 39 1,377,675 FCG
> K1GU 1537 294 36 1,355,634 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> K6VO (K6NR) 1545 284 32 1,312,932
> N3UM 1594 263 27 1,257,666 PVRC
> N8SM 1504 274 21 1,236,288 NTCC
> K0OU 1300 311 1,212,900 SMC WEST
> N6HR 1200 334 26 1,202,400 WWDXC
> K3II 1,076,376
> K7NV 1190 296 25 1,056,720 NCCC
> KU8E 1122 311 1,046,826 MRRC
> K1PQS 1208 265 28 960,360
> W0ZQ 1025 302 928,650 MWA
> KO7X @KI7WX 1109 269 16 894,963 PVRC
> W4BQF 1105 225 744,525 PVRC
> N6HC 915 259 21 710,955 SCCC
> KA2MGE 813 270 658,530
> N5QQ @KD5REC 949 220 15 624,360 NTCC
> N1RR 1169 178 12 624,000 YANKEE CLIPPER SPELL
> W6MVW 710 246 25 523,980 SO CALIFORNIA CONTES
> K2UOP 539 228 12 368,676 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> KW4DA 826 135 333,720
> K6LRN 402 207 18 249,642 NORTHERN CALIF DX CL
> WX3B 478 173 247,563 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K6SE 463 171 15 237,519
> W0TY 431 1287 218,790
> VE7QO 410 148 192,192 BC DX CLUB
> AD4L 225 135 91,125 PVRC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB(A) QRP
> W6QU (W8QZA) 786 230 542,340
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB(A) LP
> N0AX 1789 339 32 1,810,260 WWDXC
> N2CQ 1105 337 1,117,155 FRC
> VE1OP 1105 328 25 1,087,320
> N9XX 1028 335 1,033,140 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> AK4XX 988 307 35 909,948
> N6WS 798 332 794,808 SCCC
> N6MW 625 305 571,875
> N3SD 614 293 539,706 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> AE4RO 468 254 21 356,616 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> K0UK 616 180 332,640 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
> K8AJS 414 262 14 325,404 WAYNE AMATEUR RADIO
> NA2U 980 104 24 305,760 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> VE4YU 490 177 15 260,190
> WA7YAZ 348 175 182,700
> K4WW 400 114 11 136,800 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
> W2RDS 231 145 7 100,485 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> WA4PXP @W4MQ 136 82 10 33,538
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB(A) HP
> K3WW 4562 524 48 7,171,464 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> KI1G 3339 503 28 5,024,970 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> AA3B 3206 463 41 4,453,134 FRC
> W2RE 3039 486 44 4,430,862 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> KQ3F 3282 443 42 4,361,778 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W7/DL3OI @W7ZQ 3311 419 48 4,161,927
> N1EU 2567 522 35 4,019,922 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W2UP 2610 457 22 3,576,939 FRC
> NO2R 2336 506 3,541,494 FRANKFORD
> W4NF 2478 456 39 3,389,904 PVRC
> W6XR 2226 489 3,265,542 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> NQ4I 2268 458 30 3,051,000 SECC
> N8BJQ 2244 415 2,791,290 SWODX
> W1GD 2120 413 34 2,626,680
> W2GDJ 2220 396 35 2,612,412 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N4GG 1654 449 34 2,227,938 PVRC
> W3YY 1490 405 1,810,350 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> N6CW 1552 336 1,564,416 SCCC
> N3ZA 1117 402 1,347,102 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> N2CY 1237 326 30 1,209,786 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W7OM 1337 296 27 1,180,000 WWDXC
> WE9V 1067 364 18 1,162,980 SMC
> W6TK 1143 330 1,129,590 SCCC
> K2ONP 1284 283 23 1,086,720 YCCC
> W7VV 1319 270 21 1,067,580 WWDXC
> K1JN 1015 341 25 1,038,345 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W3IQ 1012 282 856,152 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K6RIM 708 323 684,114 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> KT0R 890 238 10 634,746 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> N8KM 633 334 634,266 NCC
> K0KX 700 301 11 632,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> N8PW 771 258 595,206 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> NE9Z 400 257 28 308,400 JHAARC
> K3PP 353 202 7 213,918 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/10 LP
> W7ZR 37 103 23 258,633 DESERT RATS CONTEST
> KT0K 853 83 16 211,650 LINCOLN ARC
> WX6V 499 83 18 124,251 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> ND4AA 440 85 16 112,200 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> VE3IAY 442 82 108,732
> VE7NS 147 42 18,522
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/10 HP
> W4ZV 2081 109 30 680,487 PVRC
> K9NW @K9UWA 1857 110 612,810 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> N9AG @N8NR 1694 117 26 594,594 SWODXA
> N7KU (NJ6D) 1433 107 26 456,141
> W6YA 1219 112 26 409,248 SCCC
> K7BG 1353 93 377,487 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
> VE6BF @VE6JY 1184 103 347,625 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> VO1MP 1017 96 292,896
> W6KK @W6KP 499 74 110,778 SCCC
> VE3STT 235 46 32,430
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/15 QRP
> K6III 144 49 21,168 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> KI0II 100 44 5 13,200 GMCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/15 LP
> VE3MQW 756 101 229,068
> WA1FCN 769 97 223,779 Y C C C
> AE0Q @K0HM 544 88 142,560 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/15 HP
> VE6JY (TI2WGO) 1936 108 42 610,740 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> K5MR 1601 110 36 528,330 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
> K4OAQ 1695 102 31 517,752
> W7UT 1084 120 30 389,880 UTAH'S DIXIE DX & CO
> W8FT (AA8UP) 1147 99 29 340,659 MRRC
> WF3J 1054 102 322,524 PVRC
> K7JJ 461 85 16 117,555 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/160 LP
> VE3OSZ 34 28 2,856
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/160 HP
> W8TOP (W8UVZ) 94 51 10 14,076
> NX5M 37 28 5 3,108 CTDXCC
> N0TT 32 27 2,592 KCDX CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/20 LP
> AK6R 290 65 15 56,550 SCCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/20 HP
> W7WA 1867 106 594,024 WWADXC
> W5MX 1618 114 32 552,330 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
> VE6EX @VE6JY 1501 98 42 399,840 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> K0FX 570 95 12 162,165 GRAND MESA CONTEST C
> K7ABV 456 92 18 125,580 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/40 LP
> W4IDX 203 62 6 37,758 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/40 HP
> KT3Y 1344 97 391,104 PVRC
> N4PN 1215 98 354,270 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> N7DD 880 105 24 277,000
> W5AO @W5TM 966 93 269,514 OKDXA
> VE6WQ @VE6JY 808 98 236,678 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> WB9Z 853 85 217,515 SMC
> K4TX 366 63 68,985 PVRC
> K7OX 246 58 8 42,804 NONE
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/80 LP
> WN3VAW 65 36 12 7,020 WIRELESS ASSOCIATION
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/80 HP
> W1MK 1020 85 28 260,100 YCCC
> K1PX 392 64 16 75,264
> K8AQM 318 71 67,734 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> AD4Z 258 66 51,084 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> K3SV 205 51 7 31,059 PVRC
> W5TM 51 32 3 4,896 OKDXA
>
>
> Band Breakdowns:
> 160 80 40 20 15 10
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA M/2 HP
> N2RM 115/045 655/080 107/093 1640/116 1628/124 1788/118
> K1KI 097/052 633/081 898/097 1510/115 1510/119 1681/113
> N3RS 077/045 287/072 89/095 1507/116 1768/120 1686/119
> W4AN 063/043 384/074 80/097 1446/116 1728/110 1810/112
> K4JA 119/053 524/076 807/095 1458/115 1463/121 1620/111
> K8LX 027/023 172/065 697/087 1416/102 1339/116 1565/107
> KB1H 059/033 426/077 481/085 1137/106 1046/112 1157/109
> N4RV 067/045 161/070 449/086 874/099 1249/114 1209/103
> W5KFT 024/021 167/063 624/094 867/105 1272/110 1134/109
> N0IJ 019/015 74/048 276/074 939/108 934/110 1057/109
> K2RD 053/040 130/062 261/084 526/102 410/103 534/104
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA M/M HP
> W3LPL 192/062 977/091 452/107 2326/132 2054/133 2037/126
> K9NS 138/057 503/084 332/105 2213/125 2266/127 2034/125
> K1XM @W1K 142/054 993/091 293/099 2114/122 1740/122 1681/117
> W4MYA 101/051 544/084 824/095 1872/120 1914/120 1700/118
> NY4A @N4A 071/048 513/074 293/100 1800/116 1646/122 1650/114
> K8CC 057/038 470/080 948/097 1802/120 1733/121 1597/115
> K5GO 039/031 223/071 967/098 1620/117 1725/120 1504/115
> K3NM 064/042 436/074 956/098 1564/120 1371/112 1385/112
> N3AD 041/033 208/067 844/092 1203/107 1259/112 1102/100
> N6RO 058/020 219/047 848/088 1459/112 1368/110 1035/097
> K3ANS 061/037 188/070 569/081 1259/097 1135/101 1035/102
> W2CG 015/013 172/059 285/083 1077/101 909/107 1083/108
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA M/S HP
> K8AZ 041/036 110/071 678/088 1314/111 942/111 1275/111
> K1IR 049/038 374/075 736/092 1006/102 942/108 897/097
> AA2FB 042/034 188/064 518/086 1014/101 767/100 1055/099
> N0NI 021/018 71/055 483/089 1008/109 979/109 976/114
> N0DY 017/015 65/052 307/077 911/097 906/102 1045/102
> N5YA 011/008 67/046 192/071 957/103 631/093 979/104
> AA2WN @W2 055/065 156/468 262/780 691/070 628/884 708/124
> K2UG @KY2 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> WN9O 010/008 82/055 205/075 632/094 647/103 831/101
> K9SD 018/013 102/051 234/061 876/074 774/088 732/092
> K0MP 009/008 45/033 474/089 565/090 433/102 877/104
> K2SX 036/028 138/053 301/068 477/078 515/087 730/099
> W7CT 008/006 47/018 446/069 612/089 672/094 613/089
> K0TV 049/029 110/055 278/076 383/078 572/086 498/081
> VE7UF 012/012 111/027 292/049 605/082 499/091 562/088
> VE3HG 011/010 76/048 184/072 361/089 435/091 600/096
> N3BNA 001/001 86/048 308/067 447/078 313/085 375/076
> KK1L 004/004 36/034 121/049 344/078 303/061 686/069
> AA4V 044/027 62/032 75/034 100/041 178/043 317/067
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB QRP
> KG9X 010/009 37/028 223/070 404/088 458/086 519/095
> K2DM 012/009 74/036 178/057 358/066 377/070 502/070
> N4KG 007/007 77/041 184/063 286/071 317/071 453/072
> VA3TTT 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> W9WI 001/001 9/007 90/044 234/067 308/074 378/075
> N7IR 006/005 29/012 147/049 231/061 285/069 311/069
> N0UR 000/000 8/007 23/019 236/063 352/072 471/079
> N9CIQ 000/000 12/012 24/021 206/069 288/078 392/084
> N7OU 005/004 34/010 81/028 181/056 305/075 401/067
> W9SE 000/000 20/018 80/042 204/064 254/068 240/069
> K7MM 003/003 9/008 55/034 176/060 225/069 277/062
> KG5U 000/000 7/006 25/018 176/052 235/068 206/056
> K8ZT 000/000 3/003 49/027 117/051 144/062 128/059
> W2ENY 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> NQ7X 000/000 /000 4/004 71/032 106/034 152/047
> VA7NT 000/000 3/002 38/017 61/028 89/049 34/010
> W1SA 000/000 /000 101/041 103/044 /000 /000
> W3SE 000/000 /000 21/010 16/014 18/017 /000
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB LP
> K7SV 040/033 124/054 383/073 493/082 417/087 902/091
> N2NT 019/018 153/047 355/064 784/076 674/081 761/074
> KS1J 019/018 124/052 381/068 736/073 662/079 6884/082
> N4TZ @N4T 024/019 110/052 210/057 775/078 572/078 854/087
> K1VUT 021/017 96/044 560/073 452/063 641/080 857/078
> K0SR @W0Z 000/000 37/025 173/063 726/080 713/096 835/085
> N8AA 018/013 108/051 206/066 576/088 563/088 717/087
> K8EP 017/014 124/046 243/063 494/064 629/079 732/073
> K1VR 036/027 151/053 401/066 386/069 407/079 629/078
> N6MJ 000/000 53/019 239/057 554/089 651/092 686/085
> N4YDU 032/026 110/046 276/062 405/063 487/076 744/078
> N5AW 013/012 65/041 182/067 369/079 432/086 819/091
> NY3A 007/006 52/033 184/049 751/064 510/069 824/063
> K4OGG 015/012 71/038 212/058 735/065 606/072 421/072
> K3PH 005/005 61/039 210/056 472/082 614/076 559/070
> WO4O 031/023 94/051 164/061 462/081 390/078 484/075
> VE5ZX 005/004 21/019 118/047 404/079 539/085 679/086
> W1WAI 014/012 99/048 186/064 330/060 515/072 495/076
> W4AA 016/013 97/051 243/069 325/082 356/079 348/073
> K1VSJ 000/000 61/039 147/059 332/079 419/073 561/084
> N3FR 000/000 66/037 142/060 393/076 447/068 508/069
> KA1IS 021/020 83/043 119/055 302/054 524/080 389/068
> K4EU 000/000 30/022 149/057 327/082 319/081 500/083
> K7ED (WA0 003/003 41/010 194/043 472/071 414/074 416/072
> K5IID 000/000 69/041 126/054 271/068 325/077 493/079
> NA0N 004/003 25/020 46/035 245/061 573/080 634/069
> KV8Q 000/000 32/022 160/059 290/074 324/076 506/078
> K1HT 013/011 58/027 153/055 271/071 326/069 451/078
> K0RI 010/008 51/027 120/052 268/071 342/082 401/077
> W0ETT 001/001 21/018 149/059 301/071 338/078 437/075
> K9MMS 007/006 55/036 141/052 237/067 340/075 447/064
> VE5SF 000/000 10/003 116/041 429/071 377/069 400/065
> K8IR 002/002 21/019 95/042 256/072 319/074 392/073
> N7LOX 006/004 24/014 50/027 361/063 335/068 398/073
> VE3BW 000/000 45/026 75/037 194/060 261/074 494/076
> NA4K 002/002 24/020 100/046 271/052 264/072 377/064
> N5MF 000/000 /000 /000 255/084 256/089 468/095
> KI7Y 000/000 46/020 71/028 226/057 317/075 312/076
> K8GT 003/003 28/022 87/043 217/066 249/067 321/072
> NF4A 001/001 56/032 148/050 134/042 324/065 337/057
> N0FP 007/006 21/021 78/046 182/055 231/067 296/059
> VE3GFN 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> K1IB 000/000 10/008 67/032 161/053 293/065 406/062
> N0HJZ 000/000 13/012 63/049 128/072 202/076 273/077
> WN6K 000/000 7/007 23/012 180/041 314/059 389/068
> NG3K 000/000 /000 73/042 206/060 157/056 279/069
> W9AU 000/000 17/014 54/030 168/051 242/069 237/061
> N6PE 004/003 17/014 50/032 160/055 215/058 245/064
> N4VI 000/000 /000 67/041 222/050 204/058 239/057
> VO1WET 000/000 48/022 46/027 162/049 262/043 263/043
> NS3T 000/000 17/016 116/046 138/056 155/064 136/059
> VE7FO 001/001 18/005 50/018 190/052 178/059 280/052
> KN0V 000/000 8/008 42/025 160/044 228/062 222/056
> N5XZ 000/000 4/004 31/019 155/056 198/064 216/061
> N3GJ 000/000 8/007 100/043 140/052 157/056 154/053
> KN4Y 001/001 /000 47/028 145/047 160/052 247/058
> KK7X 000/000 /000 /000 156/064 190/070 180/053
> N1CC 000/000 2/002 88/043 120/055 88/047 165/056
> K1TEO 000/000 /000 /000 85/049 145/055 242/070
> VE9DX 000/000 17/017 43/017 66/066 76/076 82/082
> AE4Y 000/000 /000 57/027 102/049 105/052 121/048
> WA3SES 000/000 6/005 37/023 128/051 142/049 85/032
> NX9T 002/002 8/008 31/023 68/031 115/044 128/049
> W3/OM2KI 000/000 /000 1/001 72/036 106/055 80/041
> W4/VE3BUC 000/000 /000 /000 28/020 103/042 156/047
> KG4PYM 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> WA6BOB 000/000 /000 21/007 55/020 58/030 34/025
> N7CZ 000/000 9/002 19/008 19/011 21/013 89/038
> K8KHZ 000/000 /000 /000 30/016 16/013 61/036
> K2CC (KC2 000/000 /000 26/012 27/013 2/002 50/024
> WB0TRA 000/000 /000 2/002 8/007 28/016 45/025
> K1EP/6 000/000 /000 /000 21/008 42/021 26/016
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB HP
> K5ZD (W4P 058/036 340/063 770/086 1261/094 951/093 1147/093
> K1DG 057/038 261/061 644/081 859/092 1033/100 1205/099
> AA1K 056/035 261/056 637/071 1024/086 1023/097 1076/087
> W9RE 020/014 211/065 435/073 1333/100 1015/099 1019/086
> K1ZZ 048/036 271/054 591/075 1116/088 901/091 1047/081
> W1WEF 054/036 284/054 459/070 1054/097 817/099 1069/087
> N2IC 026/017 93/042 519/077 1038/092 999/096 1291/096
> K2UA 042/028 165/048 687/072 852/077 886/089 1336/092
> K3CR (LZ4 061/038 264/065 539/080 950/084 793/091 801/083
> VY2SS (K6 042/030 219/054 482/064 979/090 898/088 1024/084
> K3ZO 016/013 235/056 408/064 1030/073 955/089 1143/086
> VA3UZ @VE 025/017 126/057 283/066 778/094 1025/098 1067/095
> KR1G 042/028 364/058 488/070 1031/087 867/083 713/070
> K8GL 021/019 111/054 322/071 639/093 824/090 997/091
> W6EEN (N6 012/009 105/036 459/073 720/086 813/100 861/092
> K0EJ 022/017 81/050 262/060 925/080 871/081 1008/076
> K5NA 013/010 67/039 354/061 844/075 750/083 1226/077
> N4ZR 009/009 242/060 318/070 704/078 811/084 811/083
> W2FU 032/025 203/053 250/060 608/079 777/094 912/087
> N3BB 015/013 90/045 547/077 910/074 545/081 974/066
> N9CK 012/011 71/044 215/069 712/084 730/089 1107/080
> W7GG 050/012 137/037 447/069 718/084 634/087 713/081
> K9MA 011/010 73/042 187/063 772/084 721/083 864/085
> WC1M 034/032 232/053 418/062 831/067 606/060 627/069
> W2XL 043/032 190/052 334/057 671/069 615/071 606/071
> K3MD 017/016 48/035 160/070 561/089 613/092 781/091
> K8DX 024/019 271/059 320/060 680/054 484/064 808/067
> N2GC 022/019 138/050 338/069 453/079 471/082 703/081
> N6TV 016/010 118/034 408/064 858/076 476/077 468/069
> K5YAA 012/008 92/046 163/060 413/063 554/083 878/083
> WA2VYA 013/012 143/057 271/067 336/081 449/076 726/071
> KC7V 025/010 93/036 358/062 444/065 597/082 628/071
> N5RG 039/025 79/044 232/062 499/069 438/076 664/082
> NT1N 027/023 145/050 167/067 533/078 371/077 392/072
> W1ECT 025/021 79/040 176/043 444/061 504/066 641/062
> W4SAA 013/010 65/042 161/062 470/060 288/076 416/075
> K1GU 005/005 112/044 228/053 351/066 294/063 547/063
> K6VO (K6N 014/012 78/039 179/047 312/046 350/067 612/073
> N3UM 000/000 117/043 194/043 370/050 409/067 504/060
> N8SM 000/000 52/037 278/054 263/065 335/061 576/057
> K0OU 000/000 43/025 213/060 364/081 378/077 303/068
> K7NV 013/009 38/029 195/053 412/065 272/072 260/068
> KU8E 023/018 66/042 120/053 270/057 360/076 283/065
> K1PQS 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> W0ZQ 000/000 41/033 127/053 277/071 295/076 285/069
> KO7X @KI7 020/017 37/025 117/038 150/053 371/068 414/068
> N6HC 003/003 21/016 74/040 263/070 255/062 299/068
> KA2MGE 000/000 39/028 101/052 170/054 171/066 332/070
> N5QQ @KD5 002/002 24/021 61/040 311/046 199/059 353/052
> N1RR 000/000 /000 80/023 103/037 421/060 565/058
> W6MVW 000/000 /000 88/047 158/060 156/066 308/073
> K2UOP 014/013 24/020 68/031 135/054 139/054 159/056
> KW4DA 000/000 /000 21/011 171/038 215/038 419/048
> K6LRN 001/001 26/021 60/035 105/047 114/060 96/043
> WX3B 001/001 24/019 42/027 88/036 61/036 262/054
> K6SE 024/012 20/012 68/021 101/043 137/047 113/036
> W0TY 001/001 8/008 48/030 136/044 121/048 115/039
> VE7QO 000/000 /000 /000 112/043 145/053 153/052
> AD4L 000/000 14/012 67/031 61/038 41/031 41/023
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB(A) QRP
> W6QU (W8Q 001/001 6/005 63/026 179/059 229/066 308/073
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB(A) LP
> N0AX 010/007 58/023 130/047 480/080 512/093 599/089
> N2CQ 000/000 86/046 92/039 225/072 335/089 367/091
> VE1OP 000/000 18/017 64/049 109/084 107/079 807/099
> N9XX 000/000 32/029 84/053 220/075 279/090 413/088
> AK4XX 000/000 65/040 150/056 248/070 237/074 288/067
> N6WS 000/000 29/018 87/056 155/081 242/090 285/087
> N6MW 000/000 43/039 56/044 117/069 183/078 226/075
> N3SD 000/000 21/026 70/043 140/074 155/076 208/074
> AE4RO 008/008 15/014 20/019 156/066 113/068 156/079
> K0UK 004/004 17/005 145/009 141/054 161/062 148/046
> K8AJS 000/000 27/024 56/050 135/064 121/063 75/061
> NA2U 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 980/104
> VE4YU 001/001 14/012 10/008 173/050 151/057 141/049
> WA7YAZ 000/000 2/002 22/012 47/034 98/056 179/071
> K4WW 000/000 5/005 22/018 62/023 201/036 110/032
> W2RDS 000/000 /000 14/014 26/023 92/053 99/055
> WA4PXP @W 001/001 2/002 12/010 28/021 11/010 82/038
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB(A) HP
> K3WW 058/049 220/068 962/096 1233/103 1010/109 1079/099
> AA3B 021/018 224/063 527/086 600/096 832/101 1002/099
> W2RE 037/034 206/065 447/086 655/092 731/108 963/101
> KQ3F 015/015 70/052 502/084 1036/092 755/097 904/103
> W7/DL3OI 013/011 44/037 286/077 1171/099 753/098 1044/097
> N1EU 048/048 120/069 299/083 424/102 832/112 844/108
> W2UP 033/032 155/063 397/079 862/095 492/094 671/094
> NO2R 064/050 138/067 232/077 495/098 649/106 758/108
> W4NF 033/027 148/060 355/078 549/095 535/098 858/098
> W6XR 045/036 104/063 341/088 399/097 576/105 761/100
> NQ4I 030/028 124/061 213/077 578/092 521/093 794/099
> N8BJQ 021/020 112/050 191/065 393/087 603/092 924/101
> W1GD 028/023 112/052 185/067 619/089 548/091 628/091
> W2GDJ 017/014 57/041 105/043 814/099 653/101 554/098
> N4GG 043/035 146/065 202/073 380/089 417/098 466/089
> W3YY 025/021 157/062 204/070 273/082 410/080 421/090
> N6CW 000/000 31/020 228/067 435/077 365/087 493/085
> N3ZA 024/022 72/053 116/061 281/091 255/085 369/090
> N2CY 000/000 1/001 144/060 304/085 355/088 433/092
> WE9V 007/007 40/036 110/059 157/082 261/090 492/090
> W6TK 000/000 48/023 150/058 348/080 291/088 306/081
> K2ONP 026/024 49/036 178/049 372/053 331/063 328/058
> W7VV 000/000 /000 161/045 615/083 263/076 280/066
> K1JN 011/010 76/045 142/061 168/069 249/075 369/081
> W3IQ 000/000 /000 119/053 236/069 292/078 365/082
> K6RIM 005/004 32/018 93/051 184/078 168/084 226/088
> N8KM 007/007 48/038 86/056 167/076 142/073 183/084
> K0KX 000/000 60/038 139/054 148/063 132/063 221/083
> N8PW 001/001 40/027 82/042 175/057 248/071 225/060
> NE9Z 006/005 32/026 36/025 103/064 103/070 120/067
> K3PP 002/002 12/012 44/032 58/040 62/052 175/064
>
>
>
> Teams:
> RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
> OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
> HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
> LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
> ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
> OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
> RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
> SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
> YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
> YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
> M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
> 8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
> ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
> ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
> KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
> OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
> SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
> LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
> OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
> N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
> K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
> N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
> W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
> K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
> K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
> KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
> KE1LI
> N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
> W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
> N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
> K2RD K2RD W1CU
> KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
> W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
> K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
> K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
> K9VV
> K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
> K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
> K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
> K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
> W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
> W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
> NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
> K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
> NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
> K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
> N5DX, K5GO
> W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
> KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
> K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
> K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
> N3AD N3AD, N3MT
> N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
> K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
> W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
> K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
> K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
> AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
> N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
> N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
> N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
> AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
> K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
> WN9O WN9O & W9IU
> K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
> K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
> K2SX K2SX, N2UN
> W7CT NC7W W7CT
> K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
> VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
> VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
> N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
> KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
> N2NT W2/LU9AY
>
>
>
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>From k1my at msn.com Tue Feb 26 12:56:04 2002
From: k1my@msn.com (Bruce Makas)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002
Message-ID: <002001c1beff$a0851a20$0101a8c0@pavilion>
I have found the time and a way to get to the WRTC2002 this year. Can
someone point me towards a resource that will help me get room reservations
at the "right" place? Is there a group in Finland who can help me with this?
Also, I assume that the events are all open to visitors who are not
officials or participants. Is this correct?
73, Bruce K1MY
>From w3cf at comcast.net Tue Feb 26 16:14:22 2002
From: w3cf@comcast.net (Doug Priest)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] W/VEs spotting W/VEs
In-Reply-To: <001001c1bb3a$ad8d9940$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
Message-ID: <NFBBKEEFALNKFAKNGPCKKEEPCCAA.w3cf@comcast.net>
Yeah, could be...but how do you explain an operator spotting on more than
one band a station he just spent 30 hours contesting from???
I doubt it is in the spirit of the rules to spot a W/VE knowing it will hit
the global cluster so everyone can find the W/VE station in the ARRL
contest. Its up to the rest of the world to spot us as we do them. The
offending party must disagree with me as he spotted the Multi station with
his own call on more than one band. We at K3NM found it repulsive.
73
Doug W3CF
@V26S for ARRL SSB
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-cq-contest@contesting.com
[mailto:owner-cq-contest@contesting.com]On Behalf Of David Robbins
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 7:49 PM
To: reflector cq-contest
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] W/VEs spotting W/VEs
>
> This past weekend I noticed W/VE stations (actually, Ws for the most
part)
> spotting other W/VE stations over the DX spotting system. (I'm not
> talking
> about K4MA, who I know was in 8P but spotting people under his call.)
> While
> I suppose there could be legitimate reasons for this, like spotting
some
> rare W/VE state/province, I hardly think IL or PA falls into that
> category. Since in almost every case, the station doing the spotting
was
> in the same call area as the station being spotting, it would appear
> instead that these were attempts to attract DX stations to the
frequency
> of
> these particular W/VEs.
It could be that they were spotting friends because they know the spots
propagate around the world. It can also be to populate bandmaps of
friendly club members so they know frequencies to stay away from when
looking for a place to call cq.
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net
web: http://www.k1ttt.net
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>From W5ASP at aol.com Tue Feb 26 18:42:37 2002
From: W5ASP@aol.com (W5ASP@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <f6.1711b8ff.29ad776d@aol.com>
I missed out on the initial part of this thread, but I thought it worth while
jumping in with a bit of info that may or may not be common knowledge.
As has been mentioned, the Kenwood TS-930 (and probably 940) required the
same "funny" DIN connector. Back then some DIN connectors seemed to work,
most didn't. There most definitely was a difference. As noted elsewhere, the
difference is that in one instance the pins are arranged in a circular
pattern while in the other the "first and last" two pins are offset from the
circle.
I had occasion years ago to look into this and found that the "funny"
connector that actually worked on my TS-930 was in fact a SwitchCraft product
quite distinct from the run-of-the-mill DIN. I once had a product number,
but it's long gone. I don't even know if they're still around. But maybe
someone in the parts business can follow this thru for the benefit of the new
generation of confused users.
Joe, W5ASP
>From k1ir at designet.com Tue Feb 26 19:26:48 2002
From: k1ir@designet.com (Jim Idelson)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <bq4s5stbbhgudos.260220021926@designet-jsi>
I have heard of people who use the wrong plug, but cut off the two offending
pins when they're not needed for the application.
Jim Idelson K1IR
email k1ir@designet.com
web http://www.designet.com/k1ir
>From K7LXC at aol.com Wed Feb 27 08:48:43 2002
From: K7LXC@aol.com (K7LXC@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002
Message-ID: <aa.73b5043.29ae3dbb@aol.com>
In a message dated 2/26/02 1:46:00 PM Pacific Standard Time, k1my@msn.com
writes:
> Also, I assume that the events are all open to visitors who are not
> officials or participants. Is this correct?
YES - please come. You are guaranteed to have the most memorable
contesting experience of your life!
Cheers,
Steve K7LXC
>From dick.green at valley.net Wed Feb 27 11:28:13 2002
From: dick.green@valley.net (Dick Green)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration?
Message-ID: <EMEKIMJIEGNGMKHFDEGIEEFNCDAA.dick.green@valley.net>
Jeff,
The second iteration is similar to my setup, except I use autotune amps that
are away from the operating desk. Also, I don't use any shelving in my
setup -- the radios sit on the desk and the control boxes are stacked on top
of the radios. See below for how the monitor is placed. I keep the top cover
vent holes on the radios clear and the boxes are small enough that they
don't cover the entire top of the radios. Besides, the main airflow is
through the back panel of the radios. I've never had any overheating
problems. I do have to be careful about not scratching the top covers, but
the control boxes have rubber feet (which also provide clearance for
airflow.)
It was good that you lowered the screen. The key is to have the monitor
height such that you can look at it without raising or lowering your neck or
eyes from a relaxed position.
I see that you moved the radios closer together. I guess some people feel
it's better to have the controls closer to your hands, but I've found that
this causes me to reach directly over the keyboard too much and I don't like
that. My radios are about eight inches apart and slightly tilted in towards
me (or, as with stereo speakers, "toed in".) This makes it easier to read
the frequency displays and puts the tuning knobs 3-4 inches from the edge of
a standard keyboard. The clarifier knob on the run radio, which I have on my
left, is within very short reach. That's important because it's probably the
most used control on the run radio. The shift/width knobs are in the same
place and they get used a lot, too.
Another reason the radios are separated is that the LCD monitor stand is
between them and the stand is about 8 inches wide at the bottom. The stand
raises the screen about five inches, which isn't quite enough to clear the
radios. I put a couple of hardcover books under the stand to raise the
screen enough so that it clears the radios -- the lower edge is just above
the tops of the radios. The screen is almost flush with the front of the
radios, which puts it at about 14-24 inches from my eyes, depending on
whether or not I'm leaning back.
If you can visualize it, you can see that this setup doesn't lend itself to
shelving. I guess the shelving could be designed so that the front of the
radios stick out about 4 inches or so from the shelving, allowing enough
room for the shelving to pass behind the monitor. Alternatively, you could
cut a notch in the shelving for the monitor stand so that the radios and
monitor are only slightly in front of the shelf edges. As nice as it would
be to have shelving, it would require reaching farther to get to the
control boxes.
I use an undersize keyboard that's about 3 inches narrower than the standard
model. The narrower width makes it easier to get at the various knobs on the
radios. Most important, I don't have to reach over the keyboard to tune the
S&P radio. Unlike most keyboards, my contest and standard keyboards are
designed so that the cable plugs into the back. They're both made by IBM, so
they're plug-compatible. I just unplug one and plug in the other for a quick
change. I used a Brother label maker to mark the special keys on the contest
keyboard.
One reason I can get away with this setup is that I share one rotor control
box for three Hy-Gain rotors. I built a simple relay interface to do that.
The motivation for this was that I didn't have any more cables in the
conduit and didn't feel like pulling two more. Another motivation was that
it allowed me to share a DCU-1 digital controller and it would have been too
expensive to buy three. In fact, I didn't have to buy controllers at all for
two of the rotors (a nice feature of buying them from Norm's Rotor Service.)
An unexpected benefit was getting rid of two big boxes that would have added
to the clutter.
I can e-mail you some jpegs of the station if you like. Hope these ideas are
helpful.
73, Dick WC1M
>From w8ji at akorn.net Wed Feb 27 12:04:31 2002
From: w8ji@akorn.net (Tom Rauch)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <4.2.0.58.20020225230251.00a27ee0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
References: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <3C7CCB4F.13015.694015@localhost>
> The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across
> the side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not
> fit (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
The kenwoods are a special size also??? Are they the same as a
Yaesu?
73, Tom W8JI
W8JI@contesting.com
>From ok1qm at volny.cz Wed Feb 27 19:31:41 2002
From: ok1qm@volny.cz (Jan Kucera)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] e-mail K3EST or N6TW
Message-ID: <005a01c1bfbd$05093c20$0dd21bd4@y4n3g5>
Hello oms,
I?m looking for an actual a-mail adr K3EST or N6TW.
Please, can you help me?
Thank you very much in advance.
73?s Jan, OK1QM.
>From n2mg at contesting.com Wed Feb 27 11:25:28 2002
From: n2mg@contesting.com (Mike Gilmer - N2MG)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <20020227192528.24034.cpmta@c002.snv.cp.net>
On Wed, 27 February 2002, "Tom Rauch" wrote:
> The kenwoods are a special size also???
That's what I wrote yesterday in my ASCII art post. I
guess no one reads my mail. ;-)
As was written in another post, The RF Connection has
these beasts
http://www.therfc.com/dinconn.htm
In fact, they are referred to as "for Kenwood". Gonna
get me some real quick like. Then maybe it'll make
sense for me to repair the broken jack on my 940!
Mike N2MG
________________________________________________
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http://www.peoplepc.com
>From ford at cmgate.com Wed Feb 27 14:06:06 2002
From: ford@cmgate.com (Ford Peterson)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
Message-ID: <000901c1bfca$31c3d060$15ed83d1@office>
Is a radio capable of operation on two separate frequencies (dual receivers)
considered 2 radios for SO2R?
If I understand it correctly, a dual receiver radio is not SO2R. So if I
use the receiver on a second radio, which just happens to be a transceiver,
am I SO2R or not?
Ford-N0FP
ford@cmgate.com
>From timo.klimoff at kolumbus.fi Wed Feb 27 22:11:07 2002
From: timo.klimoff@kolumbus.fi (Timo)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002
References: <aa.73b5043.29ae3dbb@aol.com>
Message-ID: <002401c1bfca$e515e180$b9c5f83e@tklimoff>
> In a message dated 2/26/02 1:46:00 PM Pacific Standard Time, k1my@msn.com
> writes:
>
> > Also, I assume that the events are all open to visitors who are not
> > officials or participants. Is this correct?
>
> YES - please come. You are guaranteed to have the most memorable
> contesting experience of your life!
>
And please visit our web site:
http://www.wrtc2002.org
There is a plenty of information available and more will be there in the near
future.
About accomodation, go to:
http://www.wrtc2002.org/finland/accomodation.htm
Preliminary schedule which was in our press release #1 is still mostly valid.
73, Timo OH1NOA
WRTC2002 Webmaster & Competitor Correspondence
>From kr6x at kr6x.com Wed Feb 27 15:08:36 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
References: <000901c1bfca$31c3d060$15ed83d1@office>
Message-ID: <11b801c1bfe3$b0ca3d90$ede3c23f@KR6X.ORG>
SO2R implies all of the following:
1) simultaneous receive on any two frequencies
2) simultaneous receive on one band while transmitting on any another
band with minimal interference
3) instant (milliseconds) change of transmitting band, i.e. switching
from transmit on frequency A/receive on frequency B on another band
to receive on frequency A/transmit on frequency B in the snap of a
finger
4) uncompromised control of the first 3 features in this list
(switching capability)
It's most likely to be achieved when: no antennas share coaxial
cables, generally no antennas are multi-band. It's easier to achieve
when using 2 or more amplifiers and 2 or more transceivers forming 2
or more complete station setups controlled by a single computer. The
capability is compromised when using 1 auto-tune amplifier such as an
Alpha 77 because there is too much tune-up delay time to allow
bandswitching from the (former) transmit band to the (new) target band
before another CQ is issued from the target frequency or another
station answers the CQ on the target frequence (results in delays that
prevent the effective use of the technology). Excessive delays are
usually involved when switching/controlling the main transmitter from
the transceiver frequency to a secondary receiver frequency when using
most dual receive rigs such as the TS950SDX. The goal is to be able
to send your exchange on one band (i.e., with the <F3> key) while
simultaneously tuning in a CQ on the second rig, and to check for
dupes and be prepared to call stations on the second rig as soon as
your exchange has completed on the first band -- with no conscious
effort involved in making band changes and no delays or inter-station
interference introduced by equipment/antenna limitations. This is a
daunting problem when operating with high power -- often requiring
special filters to reject cross-band RF, but is usually attainable at
low power when using 2 transceivers and monobanders if some effort is
taken to isolate antennas, coaxial cables, and station grounds. Some
have succeeded even at high power levels even when using a single
tower; the goal is probably unattainable on 10-15-20M with a
tribander -- although a tribander that uses separate feedlines on each
band might allow it (I think some Force 12 antennas allow this, for
instance).
Frankly, I hesitate to provide a definition of SO2R -- too many
contesters who do not have the capability (both station capability and
knack for operation) would like to see SO2R scores categorized
differently from basic single operator scores so that their own
efforts will better shine. I did extensive SO2R operation from W6HX
in ARRL DX contests and SS contests during the 1970's, and found an
advantage. However, I'd have to point out that SO2R operation can be
extremely fatiguing expecially when compared to maintaining a single
run frequency. Too much SO2R operation without sleep in a 48 hour
contest can quickly result in the capability of the operator degrading
dramatically; the SO2R operator has to pace himself, just as a long
distance runner would.
Also, limited SO2R capability can provide great score benefits. By
limited capability, I mean SO2R with problems preventing full use of
the technology such as band combinations on which the capability is
absent due to shared feedlines or cross-band interference. To explain
this, I'd mention that it might be that SO2R on the low bands provides
a greater improvement in effficiency than the same capability on the
high bands during many contests. This is due to the change in the mix
between "running" and S&P operation and in the relatively high
opportunity for duplicate contacts on the low bands. During DX
contests in particular, operating SO2R on the more active high bands
is potentially much more fatiguing than on the less active low bands.
During a quick contest like the NA Sprint (which has no 15 and 10
meter activity), the benefit of SO2R can be maintained for the full
length of the contest. In much of the US there is significant daytime
40M activity during domestic contests, and this could allow one 40M
rig and one 10-15-20M rig to be used for SO2R. These effects combined
could mean, for example, that a station with a tribander on one
coaxial cable, and separate coaxial cables for the 40M and 80/160M
antennas, might effectively gain a great deal of the advantage that is
possible from SO2R operation across a wide spectrum of contests (true
SO2R capability on 20M and below, plus relaxed runs on the higher
bands).
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ford Peterson" <ford@cmgate.com>
To: "Contest reflector" <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 12:06 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
> Is a radio capable of operation on two separate frequencies (dual
receivers)
> considered 2 radios for SO2R?
>
> If I understand it correctly, a dual receiver radio is not SO2R. So
if I
> use the receiver on a second radio, which just happens to be a
transceiver,
> am I SO2R or not?
>
> Ford-N0FP
> ford@cmgate.com
>
>
>
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>From jmaass at columbus.rr.com Wed Feb 27 18:47:52 2002
From: jmaass@columbus.rr.com (Jeff Maass)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 3rd Iteration?
Message-ID: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDIEFGEBAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
I recently asked here for people to send me photos or links to
photos on web sites of the desk layouts in their Single Operator
Two Radio (SO2R) stations.
I received many responses: Thanks!
I've also received several emails asking for copies of everything received.
In lieu of that, I've listed the links and displayed the photos on the
web page at: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/Radio/K8ND_SO2R.htm.
Links and photos under my diagrams.
73,
Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>From k8cc at mediaone.net Wed Feb 27 19:33:45 2002
From: k8cc@mediaone.net (k8cc)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <3C7CCB4F.13015.694015@localhost>
References: <4.2.0.58.20020225230251.00a27ee0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
<3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020227192950.00b2f4e0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
At 12:04 PM 2/27/02 -0500, Tom Rauch wrote:
> > The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> > size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across
> > the side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not
> > fit (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
>
>The kenwoods are a special size also??? Are they the same as a
>Yaesu?
>73, Tom W8JI
>W8JI@contesting.com
I've only seen two types of 8-pin DIN connectors. The more common ones
(like Radio Shack has) fits my IC-765 ACC jack on the back of the
radio. I've even in a pinch melted out the center pin with a soldering
iron and it fits a 7-pin DIN jack.
I can't speak for the TS-950, but the special 8-pin DIN which the TS-830S
thru TS-940S used for the "XVTR" jack (supremely useful for connecting
receive antennas) is the same as the one on my FT-1000D. My TS-850S does
not have a XVTR jack (I wish it did!).
73,
Dave
>From vr2bg at harts.org.hk Thu Feb 28 00:58:40 2002
From: vr2bg@harts.org.hk (VR2BrettGraham)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <200202271706.g1RH60Vw003766@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.0.20020228003959.00d01ab0@pop.pacific.net.hk>
Anybody have a chance to compare the footprint of the "standard" DIN
jack to that of the one used by Kenwood & Yaesu?
If they're the same, then why not change the jack to something that
matches plugs which are more easily obtained?
Funky connectors, swapping pins from standard convention & other
SONY-inspired silliness doesn't belong in amateur equipment.
Try to find anything but a bog standard DIN plug in a place like 9M6!
A favorite short cut for mains plugs out here is to strip the wires, jam
them into the socket & ram chopsticks in to hold them in place - though
the reason for doing so is laziness, not for want of the right plug.
Substitute a toothpick for the chopstick & any funky DIN need not
be a problem!
73, VR2BrettGraham
>From k5ka at earthlink.net Wed Feb 27 22:03:59 2002
From: k5ka@earthlink.net (Ken Adams K5KA)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] C&S Engineering FES device
Message-ID: <3.0.2.32.20020227220359.00704cdc@earthlink.net>
C&S Engineering used to produce a device called a Front End Saver
that would switch a receive only antenna to ground in xmit mode.
Does anyone know if that device is being made by any other folks.
73, Ken
>From py2ny at arrl.net Thu Feb 28 10:25:47 2002
From: py2ny@arrl.net (PY2NY - Vitor)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Tnx Again
Message-ID: <003b01c1c05b$7424a4c0$7414d2c8@oemcomputer>
CQ-contest was again my salvation. Almost
everything that we need, we can find with
our friends in this reflector...
TR-44 CDE.CDR rotator manual received,
information about FL-2000B, too.
Many thanks for everybody and thanks to
share your knowledge with me, here in
CQ-contest....
See you next weekend at ARRL SSB contest,
will do 20m only, low power !!
Bye
PY2NY - Vitor Luis Aidar dos Santos
Caixa Postal 204 - Jaboticabal, SP
14870-970 - Brasil
E-mail: py2ny@arrl.net
Phone: (16) 97854218
>From W4EF at dellroy.com Thu Feb 28 04:46:12 2002
From: W4EF@dellroy.com (Mike)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <001901c1c055$e75030f0$6501a8c0@1800XP>
Check with the RF Connection
http://www.therfc.com/dinconn.htm
He has the special Kenwood DIN plugs that are used for the transverter,
external receiver antenna, remote VFO, etc. As has been mentioned the
radio shack parts have the wrong pin spacing. His prices are very good
($1.50) and when I talked to him on the phone he seemed to know which
plug I needed off the top of his head . He can probably tell you what if any
differences there are between the Kenwood and the Yaesu plugs.
73 de Mike, W4EF.........
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Rauch" <w8ji@akorn.net>
To: "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>;
<cq-contest@contesting.com>; "k8cc" <k8cc@mediaone.net>
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 9:04 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
> > The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> > size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across
> > the side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not
> > fit (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
>
> The kenwoods are a special size also??? Are they the same as a
> Yaesu?
> 73, Tom W8JI
> W8JI@contesting.com
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>From n4zr at contesting.com Thu Feb 28 15:15:46 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest Software Preferences; Other Station Info
Message-ID: <3.0.5.32.20020228151546.00a8d420@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
I have just updated the search function for the World HF Contest Station
Database so that you can ask for a list of stations using any given contest
logging software package. The database can also be searched for users of a
particular radio, and to find out whether a given station is in the database.
Other searches will be added as I figure out how to do them.
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From aa4lr at arrl.net Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
From: aa4lr@arrl.net (Bill Coleman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
Message-ID: <20020228213355.RKBN26356.imf17bis.bellsouth.net@[192.168.0.21]>
On 2/27/02 3:06 PM, Ford Peterson at ford@cmgate.com wrote:
>Is a radio capable of operation on two separate frequencies (dual receivers)
>considered 2 radios for SO2R?
Only if it can receive on one receiver while transmitting.
>If I understand it correctly, a dual receiver radio is not SO2R.
Only because no commercially available rig with dual receive can receive
while it is transmitting.
>So if I
>use the receiver on a second radio, which just happens to be a transceiver,
>am I SO2R or not?
First of all, contests distinguish categories by the number of
TRANSMITTERS, not receivers. And the issue is the number of transmitters
used SIMILTANEOUSLY.
Second, SO2R is possible with two receivers and one frequency-agile
transmitter.
Third, I'd like to point out that in the olden days, separate receivers
and transmitters were common. Indeed, some operators built multiple
band-specific transmitters. (Didn't W6AM have a setup like this?) It was
never an issue how many boxes you had on your desk, or in your shack --
and it shouldn't be an issue today.
Bill Coleman, AA4LR, PP-ASEL Mail: aa4lr@arrl.net
Quote: "Not within a thousand years will man ever fly!"
-- Wilbur Wright, 1901
>From k8cc at mediaone.net Thu Feb 28 19:46:45 2002
From: k8cc@mediaone.net (k8cc)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <4.3.2.7.0.20020228003959.00d01ab0@pop.pacific.net.hk>
References: <200202271706.g1RH60Vw003766@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020228194437.00b301f0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
At 12:58 AM 2/28/02 +0000, VR2BrettGraham wrote:
>Anybody have a chance to compare the footprint of the "standard" DIN
>jack to that of the one used by Kenwood & Yaesu?
>
>If they're the same, then why not change the jack to something that
>matches plugs which are more easily obtained?
Brett,
I'm pretty sure the connectors are PC-mounted, so changing them would be a
bear. Not to mention, I doubt that the PCB footprint is the same.
OTOH, who's to say which connector is "standard"? (Maybe someone more
expert than me!) What we Americans think is the "funny" one might just be
standard in the Far East.
73,
Dave/K8CC
>From ford at cmgate.com Thu Feb 28 22:12:04 2002
From: ford@cmgate.com (Ford Peterson)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Propagation
Message-ID: <004b01c1c0d7$3fd04540$0300a8c0@Lab>
So what's the forecast for this weekend? I'm dying to hear kind words from
the helio gurus.
Ford-N0FP
ford@cmgate.com
>From jmaass at columbus.rr.com Fri Feb 22 15:15:48 2002
From: jmaass@columbus.rr.com (Jeff Maass)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FW: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
Message-ID: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDGEONEAAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
BTW, the plan I assembled over a year ago can be seen at:
http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/K8ND_SO2R.jpg
I know now that I want the monitor lower, and the rotor control
down lower as well.
I have all the hardware, but need to get a desk designed/built!
73,
Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeff Maass [mailto:jmaass@columbus.rr.com]
> Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 2:50 PM
> To: CQ Contest Mailing List
> Subject: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
>
>
>
> I'm trying to finalize my plans for a new operating desk, and I've been
> looking around the web to see what others are doing.
>
> There seem to be precious few straight-on photographs showing how
> the desk and equipment is arranged. One of the better descriptions
> I've seen was at
> http://www.qsl.net/ak6r/so2r_station.htm
>
> If you have a photo of your operating position, please send me either
> the photo (direct) or a link to your web site (direct or on the List).
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>From k2av at contesting.com Fri Feb 22 23:32:58 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
References: <20020222151339.63909.qmail@web10508.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <092e01c1bc23$2de05b80$0500a8c0@swift>
There are a lot of presumes in there...
1. Presumes we don't look anywhere besides the band spots. The HUGE
majority of our mults were worked normal S&P or on the run frequency.
We watch the packet to make sure we get them all.
There was a period when one op was just going up the bands getting
calls and doing local (in the station) spots, and another was
following behind working the spots. As I recall few of the stations
worked in these passes (mult or no) were already there from the
internet spots. There seems to be this idea that people are just
setting around like robots waiting for the next packet spot. If they
are, they aren't making scores.
2. Presumes packet is the major method in the overall contest effort.
It's not. If you depend on packet as a major method, you're dead. Not
going to beat anybody.
3. Presumes packet is only for mults. It's NOT. Part of a skilled S&P
effort is being able to avoid spending time listening to stations
you've already worked. Get on a band for S&P and first thing work out
any stations in the band map (from packet) not worked, including
mults. This is normally very fast. Then go back to top (or bottom) and
listen to everything NOT mapped on the band map. Work or mark dupe all
those calls to get them in the band map too. Skip every spot where you
have to wait to get the callsign. Repeat the process. You will get it
down to the point on CW where you have a current call every 1/2 Kc or
so. And when the map is FULL, go to another band and repeat. My
experience doing something like that, maybe 1/4 of the stations worked
were packet.
4. Presumes there's no skill in working packet piles. Au contraire.
They are the WORST, most difficult piles because of all the no-think
fast-finger freddies who hit the F key and send their call without
hearing the DX, often on top of the DX. Packet piles are usually
ill-mannered, out-of-control, and guarantee that all one's pile
busting tricks are brought into play.
You need to know when it's a waste of time and need to come back
later. I heard KC1XX call into a packet pile a half dozen times and
couldn't work the DX. NO ONE was. He left, so did I. Listened to the
pile now and then on the aux RX, and when it lightened up I came back
and got him in five seconds.
There are a lot of other packet pile skills, and if you don't have
your own list, maybe you should be asking yourself a few questions.
5. Presumes that packet turns the game into sludge. I didn't notice
anything of the sort. Actually, I have to run, I have to S&P, AND NOW
I have to make sure that packet spot mults don't get away, because I
KNOW that the other guys will have him now. If I'm the only guy on the
band at the time and I'm in the middle of a good run, I have to figure
out how to work him without breaking the rhythm of the run or losing
the run frequency. Makes the run op do SO2R in that situation just to
keep up. Packet makes the game HARDER to play. Not everybody is
staffed with dedicated mult peggers on every band just so the run guy
only has to play F1.
We could do without packet, especially if the other multis all give it
up. But WHY? So things would be "pure" again, so we would be "real
hams" again (see earlier post)?
Who among us is divine enough to know what "pure" is? NOBODY gets to
decide who a "real ham" is, except each one of us for ourselves only.
The other thing, has anybody besides me noticed that among single op
scores, the assisted scores are NEVER the top scores. Why's that if
packet is such a huge detrimental advantage?
73
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeffrey Clarke" <ku8e1@yahoo.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 10:13 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
My 2 cents worth ......
Radio contesting has changed a great deal from what it was 20 years
ago(for those of you that go back that far) due to technological
advances that have occurred. The same can be said for just about any
sport like NASCAR,skiing,football,etc.... Back in 1980 having a memory
keyer was a big deal!! (this is making me feel old!!) Fast foward to
today and we now have computer logging, contest cards, voice keyers,
automatic band switch devices, and the list goes on...
The advantages of the devices I mentioned above are they are doing
things that in the past that the contester had to do manually. Packet
is different. It is true that if you use packet in conjuction with
a logging program that you don't manually have to turn your VFO to the
frequency of a station that had been spotted. You just hit a key on
your
computer keyboard and it moves your radio to that frequency. So it
sense
you also have eliminated the manual process of moving the VFO. The
big difference with using packet along with SO2R that you have removed
the "skill" of having to know what band to be on at what time to
pickup
all those "rare" multipliers. With SO2R and packet you can basically
be
everywhere at the same time.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not against introducting new technology into
contesting to make it more fun for everyone. My problem with packet is
that basically you are being "spoon fed" contacts without any real
effort on your part. Can you really call contesting a "sport" anymore
when this is happening??? Plus you have the negative aspect of dealing
with "packet pileups" , which I think reflects badly on contesting due
to the behavior that takes place by some stations. Plus, how do you
prove that those stations who claim to be S/O are not cheating by
using
packet ??
I look at a contest as being like the game "hide and seek". The
object
of most contests is to work as many contacts as you can but it is also
important to work as many multipiers as you can to have a good score.
If you are that rare DX station it's my job to find you and work you.
Now if someone tells me where you are is the game (i.e. contest)
really
any fun anymore ???
73's Jeff
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>From W4EF at dellroy.com Sat Feb 23 03:02:31 2002
From: W4EF@dellroy.com (Mike)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
References: <002601c1bb74$6a24c680$6ac8a8c0@MARCOSPALLUZZI>
Message-ID: <039d01c1bc59$97254d40$6501a8c0@1800XP>
Marco,
I believe this scheme is known as the "Asynchronous Transformer" -
asynchronous because it can be inserted at any point along the
75 ohm transmission line. I just did some modeling of this scheme
with a Smith chart program that I have here. It does appear to
work, but it is a bit of a compromise. For a perfectly matched
50 ohm antenna (1.0:1 VSWR), the AT will give a worst case
VSWR of around 1.5:1 in the shack as compared to a worst
case VSWR of 2.25:1 using no special matching. For an antenna
with a VSWR of 2.0:1 at the feedpoint, the AT will give a worst
case VSWR of around 3.0:1 in the shack, whereas the worst
case with no AT would be 4.5:1.
The 1/12 wavelength transmission line lengths in the AT's
provide 30 degrees of rotation on the smith chart. If your random
length 75 ohm transmission line happens to be close to an odd
multiple of 90 degrees (1/4 wavelength) - the worst case for
the length of the 75 ohm line, then the two series 30 degree lines
will tend to rotate you away from this worst case point and pull
the impedance loci back toward the center of the Smith chart.
Its not perfect of course as you can see from the above
examples, it will reduce you VSWR bandwidth. A better
solution would be to use 1.5:1 broadband "Unun" transformers
in the shack and at the antenna. This scheme would have no
reduction in VSWR bandwidth or degradation of feepoint
VSWR. Of course if you have an antenna with a very wide
VSWR bandwidth, the AT's can be a quick way of getting an
"okay" match in shack when using 75 ohm line in a 50 ohm
system.
73 de Mike, W4EF...............
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marco Spalluzzi" <marco.spalluzzi@orobiacom.it>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 11:42 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
>
> Hi guys, I've got a question for you: a friend of mine said is possible
feed
> an antenna using low loss 75 ohm cable, through a system like this:
> (antenna)-(any length of 75 ohm coax)-(piece of length L of 50 ohm
> coax)-(piece of lenght L of 75 ohm coax)-(rtx or amp).
> The lenght L is, band by band, as follows, assuming vf 0.66 (rg213, rg11):
>
> Band Length
> 80 14' 8''
> 40 7' 5.5''
> 20 3' 9''
> 15 30''
> 10 22''
>
> Why this lenghts? For example, 3' 9'' on 20 are approx. 1/12 wavelength.
>
> Bye, Marco - IK2XSL
> ik2xsl@amsat.org
>
>
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>
>
>From btippett at alum.mit.edu Sat Feb 23 13:44:01 2002
From: btippett@alum.mit.edu (Bill Tippett)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
Message-ID: <1.5.4.32.20020223134401.0137b07c@pop.vnet.net>
IK2XSL wrote
>Why this lenghts?
See Non-Synchronous balun described by K1XX:
http://lists.contesting.com/_towertalk/199610/0276.html
73, Bill W4ZV
>From loumecseri at bestnetpc.com Sat Feb 23 09:47:13 2002
From: loumecseri@bestnetpc.com (Lou Mecseri)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Dayton Contest Dinner
Message-ID: <000701c1bc78$fd25e0e0$c44ad0d1@n9a1i1>
I would like to purchase a ticket for the 2002 Dayton Contest Dinner.
Who is handling the tickets.
Your help is appreciated.
73s
Lou KE1F / ZF2LM
>From K5NZ at aol.com Sat Feb 23 11:33:05 2002
From: K5NZ@aol.com (K5NZ@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
Message-ID: <fb.221441f7.29a91e41@aol.com>
Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
Regards,
Mike Hance K5NZ
Bedias, Tx
www.teamcramp.com
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>From w7why at harborside.com Sat Feb 23 18:28:14 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Power Entry
References: <000001c1ba4f$5672a060$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
<002601c1ba6e$697c7ea0$6501a8c0@alpha>
Message-ID: <3C77DF3E.82A5C64C@harborside.com>
Tony Field wrote:
> Seems to me that abbreviations are just that - a replacement of >a short form
> for a long form and the long form is the desired log
>entry. I think Tree and others have pointed this out more than >once.
Hasn't this been discussed over and over and over again-like
after every cw contest?
Tom W7WHY
>From w7why at harborside.com Sat Feb 23 18:57:45 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
References: <3C7553A2.60C63F2D@snet.net>
Message-ID: <3C77E629.FE2DFB60@harborside.com>
Dick Pechie - KB1H wrote:
> If no-packet contesting is needed to
> prove my respect for the sport than I guess we all should dig >out our Drake
> T4/R4 pairs and really tough it out. Paper logs, >Post-its to pass mults
> between operating positions.
Did that for years and had a ball!
Tom W7WHY
>From autonews at shaw.ca Sat Feb 23 13:42:50 2002
From: autonews@shaw.ca (Kelly Taylor)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Real hams don't XXX
Message-ID: <000701c1bca2$47389960$0ebf4618@wp.shawcable.net>
Boy, it's always interesting to see what people will read into other's
posts.
For those who missed it, the point of Guy's posting was simply this: Do what
you wish to do, but don't belittle those who wish to do differently as long
as everyone plays by the rules.
I got the point. Why didn't everybody?
(And yes, there have been several -- countless, even -- attempts to belittle
those who don't interpret the rules the way some do.)
73, kelly
ve4xt
>From k4ma at nc.rr.com Sat Feb 23 15:14:41 2002
From: k4ma@nc.rr.com (Jim Stevens)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SSB Sprint Logs Received
Message-ID: <028401c1bca6$c9e36300$6401a8c0@nc.rr.com>
I have updated the Logs Received Web page with all of the logs received
today.
Please check it out and let me know if you believe your log is missing.
Thanks.
http://www.ncjweb.com/index.php3?leftcol=contestmenu&rightcol=ssbsprintlogs
73,
Jim Stevens, K4MA
k4ma@nc.rr.com
>From k4ma at nc.rr.com Sat Feb 23 17:04:34 2002
From: k4ma@nc.rr.com (Jim Stevens)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SSB Sprint Missing Logs
Message-ID: <030d01c1bcb6$16a582e0$6401a8c0@nc.rr.com>
The deadline for submitting logs for SSB Sprint is March 5.
As of today here are all the missing logs for stations that made more
than 200 QSOs.
Send your logs (preferrably in Cabrillo format) to: ssbsprint@ncjweb.com
73, Jim K4MA
K9PG 366
KW8N 332
KA9FOX 324
N2NL 322
K4XS 314
K4NO 308
K9ZO 308
N9RV 308
N6RO 306
W7WA 296
K5KG 292
NA7NA 286
K3MM 282
N6ED 282
K6RO 280
K7RI 278
K9TM 276
N4ZZ 272
KO9A 270
N6MJ 270
ND8DX 260
NS4W 254
AJ3M 248
K9NW 248
KE9I 242
K1HT 240
WA9IRV 220
W1VE 218
WA7BNM 198
WB1GQR 194
W1WQM 186
K3WU 176
VE5CPU 170
N9JF 166
W7OM 164
N6AN 160
K1PQS 148
WQ5L 146
K5RC 130
K6EP 130
WO7Y 126
K6EY 120
NA4K 118
AA0AI 114
W3GH 114
W4NF 114
NE0P 112
KS5M 106
W3YY 104
W6LFB 104
73,
Jim Stevens, K4MA
k4ma@nc.rr.com
>From jayt at arraysolutions.com Sat Feb 23 20:30:51 2002
From: jayt@arraysolutions.com (Jay Terleski)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FW: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
References: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDGEONEAAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
Message-ID: <3C78505B.AD135BD5@arraysolutions.com>
http://www.arraysolutions.com/Products/19inchpanels.htm#top of page
This URL has a picture of a similar design Jeff that I am doing for my
SO2R set up.
Jay
Jeff Maass wrote:
>
> BTW, the plan I assembled over a year ago can be seen at:
> http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/K8ND_SO2R.jpg
>
> I know now that I want the monitor lower, and the rotor control
> down lower as well.
>
> I have all the hardware, but need to get a desk designed/built!
>
> 73,
> Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Jeff Maass [mailto:jmaass@columbus.rr.com]
> > Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 2:50 PM
> > To: CQ Contest Mailing List
> > Subject: Photos of SO2R Layouts?
> >
> >
> >
> > I'm trying to finalize my plans for a new operating desk, and I've been
> > looking around the web to see what others are doing.
> >
> > There seem to be precious few straight-on photographs showing how
> > the desk and equipment is arranged. One of the better descriptions
> > I've seen was at
> > http://www.qsl.net/ak6r/so2r_station.htm
> >
> > If you have a photo of your operating position, please send me either
> > the photo (direct) or a link to your web site (direct or on the List).
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> > USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> > Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> > Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
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>From k2av at contesting.com Sat Feb 23 22:00:12 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
References: <3C7553A2.60C63F2D@snet.net> <3C77E629.FE2DFB60@harborside.com>
Message-ID: <009301c1bcdf$609263e0$0500a8c0@swift>
One thing about the good ole days, that's still true ... the
camaraderie doesn't depend on the technology. It depends on that great
gang of guys you're with.
Was a terrible thing after a contest to discover a post-it down on the
floor with a mult you didn't work.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Osborne" <w7why@harborside.com>
To: "CQ-Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 1:57 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
Dick Pechie - KB1H wrote:
> If no-packet contesting is needed to
> prove my respect for the sport than I guess we all should dig >out
our Drake T4/R4 pairs and really tough it out. Paper logs, >Post-its
to pass mults between operating positions.
Did that for years and had a ball!
Tom W7WHY
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>From W4EF at dellroy.com Sat Feb 23 19:17:00 2002
From: W4EF@dellroy.com (Mike)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
References: <1.5.4.32.20020223134401.0137b07c@pop.vnet.net>
Message-ID: <049b01c1bce1$b970de90$6501a8c0@1800XP>
Marco,
I modeled the scheme described in the link the Bill provided. When
you add the additional 50/75 ohm transformers on the antenna side,
the match gets much better (VSWR_ant = VSWR_ shack). I suspect
you may still pay a VSWR bandwidth penalty by using this scheme, but
I 'll have to do some additional modelling to confirm that. Sounds like
your friend only described half the system. It works much better with
the lines on both ends.
73 de Mike, W4EF............
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bill Tippett" <btippett@alum.mit.edu>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>; <marco.spalluzzi@orobiacom.it>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 5:44 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Strange cable lengths
> IK2XSL wrote
> >Why this lenghts?
>
> See Non-Synchronous balun described by K1XX:
>
> http://lists.contesting.com/_towertalk/199610/0276.html
>
> 73, Bill W4ZV
>
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>From k4ik at subich.com Sat Feb 23 22:33:04 2002
From: k4ik@subich.com (Joe Subich, K4IK)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
In-Reply-To: <fb.221441f7.29a91e41@aol.com>
Message-ID: <LOBBIIJIANGBKAMMJLBKAEHGFBAA.k4ik@subich.com>
The ARRL bandplan calls for keeping SSB above 1843, not 1835.
The US stations don't belong below 1843 on SSB. Unfortunately,
there have been several well known contest US contest ops
flouting the bandplan.
Perhaps Riley will issue some more enforcement notices (like
those of September 12, 2001) for SSB operations below 1843.
Based on those actions, it seems that bandplans are enforceable.
73,
... Joe, K4IK
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]
On Behalf Of K5NZ@aol.com
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:33 AM
To: cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
Regards,
Mike Hance K5NZ
Bedias, Tx
www.teamcramp.com
>From NQ4I at compuserve.com Sat Feb 23 23:31:48 2002
From: NQ4I@compuserve.com (Rick Dougherty)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Helsinki, Finland
Message-ID: <200202232331_MC3-F32E-751F@compuserve.com>
Hello all OH contestors...will be arriving in Helsinki abt 1300 hrs local
time on Monday...wondering if any contestors
would like to meet for brewski's, and contest talk?? de Rick
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Feb 23 20:46:10 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020223204453.00ac5ad0@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/2 HP
OH0R 4543 281 48 3,812,046 CCF
HG6N 4477 279 3,747,249
LY7Z 4179 291 47 3,600,000 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9 4325 264 48 3,400,000 TARTU CONTEST TEAM
RM6A @RN6BN 3793 284 48 3,231,636 RW6AWT
SK3W @SK3GW 2926 284 2,492,952 TOP OF EUROPE CONTES
YZ7A @YU7JDE 2656 262 2,087,616
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/M HP
MD/DL5AXX 6418 320 6,161,280
9A1A 6018 316 48 5,705,064 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P9Z 5095 351 48 5,365,035 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
ZF2NT 5066 338 48 5,131,854 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ZF1A 4626 350 48 4,857,300 CAYMAN AMATEUR RADIO
KL7Y 4158 309 48 3,854,466
OM7M 3274 297 48 2,917,134 LBCC
LY1YK 2420 242 1,754,016 KTU RC
OZ0Q 1004 178 533,466
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1UQ) 1528 224 1,026,816
V31AH 1454 230 29 1,003,260 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
KL7AC 973 151 22 440,769
SP5DDJ 684 164 35 336,528 SPDX CLUB
DK2GZ 534 158 253,116 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
7L4IOU 483 149 215,901
DF1DX 415 133 19 165,585 RRDXA
SP1EK 307 110 101,310 SPCC
F5NOD 214 103 5 66,126
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2GD) 3966 336 41 3,997,728 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VP5GA (N2GA) 3577 340 44 3,648,540 OBONY / YCCC
XE1/N6AN (N6AN 2721 276 38 2,208,276 SCCC
EA7GTF 2354 244 35 1,723,128
KH0/JM1LRQ (JM 2092 215 38 1,349,340
9A7P (9A6XX) 1795 222 1,195,470 WWYC
OK1DSZ 1524 222 1,014,984
LZ1ABC 1202 213 35 768,078 WORLD WIDE YOUNG CO
EA3KU 1108 182 14 603,330
LY2MW 912 188 35 513,240 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
HB9ARF 882 191 505,386
4N1FG 882 188 497,448 YUCC
PA3AAV 520 165 8 257,400 BEEMSTER CONTEST CLU
EA1WX 506 155 11 235,290 URE
ON5UM 474 160 10 227,520 LIR
G4PIQ 466 150 12 209,250 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
RD4M (UA4LU) 365 113 123,735 RCC
OH3IR 324 113 6 109,836
HB9DTM 337 105 10 106,155 F8KCF CONTEST GANG
OH1BOI 286 118 100,890 CCF
OM7RC 308 109 6 100,716
LY1DS 314 105 6 98,910 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
HL1/WX8C 285 109 6 93,195
OZ0RS 252 92 69,552
KG4PYM 205 94 13 57,810
SV1NA/SV9 477 67 6 31,959 GREEK TELEGRAPHY CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6V) 4263 321 34 4,105,269 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
TM5C (F6ARC) 3705 306 3,401,190
WP2Z (N2NI) 3341 317 30 3,177,291 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
G4BUO 3531 295 38 3,124,935
S53O 3201 270 2,581,470
DL1IAO 2848 275 39 2,349,600 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
DL4MCF 2737 259 43 2,126,649 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
KL7WV (W3YQ) 2052 302 22 1,859,112
8S2F (SM2LIY) 2182 233 1,517,529
7S2E (SM2DMU) 2060 234 38 1,446,120 TOEC
9H1ZA 1853 250 24 1,389,750
RK4FF 1968 215 1,269,360
RW4PL 1245 189 702,513
RK9CZO (RX9CAZ 1126 179 604,125 URAL CONTEST GROUP
Z36W 759 167 380,259 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
Z35M 650 135 263,250 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB(A) LP
HA9OA 415 100 14 124,500
YL2PN 357 103 110,313 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
SM5AJV 118 67 23,718 TOEC
SV1XV 48 41 5,904
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2ED) 4200 322 40 4,057,200 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
M0SDX 3032 264 2,399,760 RSGB
OM5AW 1747 230 23 1,205,430
RX3APM 1804 219 1,185,228
LY2OX 1518 226 23 1,028,526 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
9A2RD 1340 217 20 872,340 WWYC
OE8CIQ 1092 175 573,300 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
S55OO 100 54 2+ 16,200 RK REZKE DRAGAR
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/10 QRP
WP3A 127 31 11,811 COAMO CONTEST CLUB
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/10 LP
LW1EXU 892 55 147,180 RCLP CRDR RCA
EI5DI 811 58 141,114
GM2T (GM0CLN) 754 58 20 131,196 C&PS ARC
HA5NG 592 56 97,680 HADXC
PY3DX 529 54 85,698 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
ON7YX 493 55 81,345 UBA NOK
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/10 HP
F5MUX 2022 59 357,894
EI4BZ 1515 57 257,526
S50K 1270 59 224,790 SCC
F5MZN @F6BEE 1248 59 22 220,896
S56M 1206 59 213,462 SCC
7J1AAI (W1NN) 1210 57 16 206,910
OK2RZ (OK1FUA) 1145 59 202,665
OH6RX 1156 58 201,144 CCF
S50C (S53MM) 1145 58 199,230 CCS - CONTEST CLUB S
YT6T @YT6A 1017 59 180,009 SKY CONTEST CLUB
OM2IB 986 58 171,564
S55M @S54G 862 58 18 149,988 RADIO CLUB "JADRAN"
4N1SM 600 58 12 104,400
G0ORH 814 84,645
F/WO9S 434 56 72,912 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
SP8FHK/8 470 48 67,680
UA9YAB 362 52 56,160
RX9WR 397 47 55,977 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
M6T (G4PIQ) 355 48 2 50,688 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/15 QRP
S57IIO 360 51 12 54,774 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
HA3LI 262 47 36,801
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/15 LP
TI7/N4MO 1217 58 27 211,758 PVRC
9A3PA 807 55 14 133,155 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
SP4DEU 589 55 97,185
SM7N (SM7NDX) 585 53 93,015
G4IIY 545 53 15 86,655
DL7BY 385 52 22 60,060 BERLIN-DX-GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/15 HP
OH6AC (OH6CS) 1524 60 36 274,140 CCF
S51TA 1271 59 30 224,967 CCS&ZCC
PY2YU 1076 58 187,224 TUPY DX GROUP
OM5M (OM4DW) 1030 59 182,310
RZ3AA 965 59 20 170,805
OM3NA 949 59 30 164,787 RK LEVICE
S52ZW 940 58 163,560 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
OK2ZC 885 58 153,990 OKDXC
YZ7V (YZ7DX) 878 57 150,138 BANAT DX GROUP
RA9WR 700 57 119,700 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
IU4T (IK4MTF) 660 57 8 112,860
UT1IA 534 54 86,508 UCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/160 QRP
S57LWG @S57IIO 1 1 1 3 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/160 HP
XE2AC 301 50 45,150
OM5RW 118 24 8,496
ON4BR 103 23 5 7,107 NOL UBA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/20 LP
PY2NY 634 56 106,512 TUPY DX GROUP
ZC4DW 532 55 15 87,780 CHILTERN
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/20 HP
YT9X (YU1ZZ) 1551 60 33 279,180 YU CC
IO4L (I4LCK) 1365 58 237,162 M C C
LY6A (LY2BM) 1124 59 198,594 KTU RC
RU9WX 766 58 133,284 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/40 LP
S53F 447 50 66,900
PY3MM @ZX5J 79 28 2 6,636 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/40 HP
C6AKQ (N4BP) 1283 60 30 230,940 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
HA8IB 961 59 169,920 HA-DX
OM0M (OM0WR) 900 59 20 159,300
GW7X (GW3NJW) 892 57 30 152,532 CONTEST CAMBRIA
S57UN 634 54 102,708 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 QRP
S57KRI @S57IIO 12 7 3 252 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 LP
C6A/K7RE 958 59 25 169,389
PA5AT 282 31 15 26,226
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 726 54 117,612 RRDXA
TM2Y (F5MZN) 692 52 22 107,952
EA8ZS 599 54 96,228 GALDAR CONTEST CLUB
YT6A 485 48 69,840 SKY CONTEST CLUB
S59CAB (S57MW) 519 43 66,951 ZCC&CCS
SP8BRQ 409 42 51,534
OK1RK 348 39 40,716
SN8F 337 39 39,429
UA6LV 297 43 38,313
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX M/2 HP
OH0R 029/015 144/035 398/053 1423/059 1231/060 1318/059
LY7Z 080/022 232/040 603/054 1108/059 1072/058 1084/058
ES6Q @ES5 005/005 120/025 700/057 1300/059 1100/059 1100/059
RM6A @RN6 059/020 174/032 547/056 1200/059 903/058 910/059
SK3W @SK3 035/016 254/041 392/057 842/057 735/057 668/056
YZ7A @YU7 034/014 163/030 378/047 709/058 704/057 668/056
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX M/M HP
9A1A 258/035 557/046 55/059 1348/059 1426/059 1374/058
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P 305/048 538/059 695/061 1011/061 1252/061 1294/061
ZF2NT 354/050 607/054 784/058 1018/059 1141/058 1162/059
ZF1A 446/056 657/058 662/058 761/060 972/059 1128/059
KL7Y 094/026 358/052 564/057 851/058 1016/057 1275/059
OM7M 101/029 267/041 488/054 849/058 669/057 900/058
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1 001/001 52/021 209/039 491/057 346/052 429/054
V31AH 000/000 252/049 205/041 291/048 335/052 371/040
KL7AC 000/000 /000 10/006 175/046 296/047 492/052
SP5DDJ 000/000 15/009 55/018 165/041 203/044 246/052
DK2GZ 000/000 12/007 59/024 132/038 138/041 193/048
7L4IOU 000/000 21/008 70/023 123/038 128/040 141/040
DF1DX 000/000 7/006 30/015 98/035 98/033 182/044
F5NOD 000/000 1/001 13/009 86/035 71/033 43/025
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2G 224/043 463/057 629/059 685/059 925/059 1040/059
VP5GA (N2 292/051 390/055 633/058 655/060 728/058 879/058
XE1/N6AN 000/000 398/053 469/052 390/057 678/057 786/057
EA7GTF 010/009 51/020 363/050 518/053 584/055 828/057
KH0/JM1LR 000/000 23/010 301/045 395/053 545/052 828/055
9A7P (9A6 000/000 67/020 211/040 600/054 408/054 509/054
OK1DSZ 002/002 173/028 127/037 391/051 360/051 471/053
LZ1ABC 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
EA3KU 000/000 10/009 74/023 233/046 421/054 370/050
LY2MW 000/000 75/022 140/030 233/044 216/046 248/046
HB9ARF 003/003 62/020 99/030 206/043 244/049 268/046
4N1FG 000/000 43/018 192/041 204/038 212/043 231/048
PA3AAV 001/001 14/009 94/036 108/033 93/035 210/051
EA1WX 000/000 20/013 58/020 170/044 141/041 117/037
ON5UM 000/000 40/018 70/027 98/031 120/040 146/044
G4PIQ 001/001 42/017 65/023 124/035 105/034 129/040
OH3IR 000/000 /000 36/020 50/023 125/035 113/035
HB9DTM 000/000 /000 27/015 95/033 31/021 184/036
OH1BOI 000/000 9/007 26/016 95/032 62/030 94/033
OM7RC 000/000 /000 19/013 97/033 95/032 97/031
LY1DS 000/000 /000 28/014 53/026 34/020 199/045
HL1/WX8C 000/000 /000 /000 75/032 88/037 122/040
OZ0RS 000/000 /000 7/004 76/029 58/025 111/034
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 9/009 85/036 111/049 /000
SV1NA/SV9 000/000 /000 /000 27/006 144/025 306/036
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6 144/041 380/050 546/057 942/058 1220/058 1031/057
TM5C (F6A 161/032 302/046 428/052 807/060 1032/057 975/059
WP2Z (N2N 207/043 362/052 406/054 628/054 863/057 875/057
G4BUO 119/027 349/042 395/054 814/057 777/057 1077/058
S53O 019/013 200/037 381/049 985/058 709/055 907/058
DL1IAO 081/021 175/034 331/047 749/059 697/057 815/057
DL4MCF 022/011 119/032 346/049 802/057 632/052 816/058
KL7WV (W3 111/039 388/053 330/051 349/054 279/052 595/053
8S2F (SM2 001/001 44/023 178/043 461/056 960/058 538/052
7S2E (SM2 000/000 55/022 252/046 560/057 459/054 734/055
9H1ZA 003/003 210/035 399/050 480/054 340/053 421/055
RK4FF 046/024 234/036 234/042 344/049 322/046 355/054
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX SOAB(A) LP
YL2PN 000/000 /000 60/019 23/010 104/035 170/039
SM5AJV 000/000 6/004 10/007 52/024 24/014 26/018
SV1XV 000/000 /000 /000 13/009 18/015 17/017
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2E 151/040 494/053 457/054 726/058 1075/058 1297/059
OM5AW 002/002 75/024 241/040 530/055 388/052 511/057
9A2RD 000/000 39/017 189/038 377/054 373/053 362/055
OE8CIQ 000/000 /000 51/019 372/050 346/053 323/053
S55OO 000/000 20/010 20/012 35/016 25/016 /000
Teams:
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
MD/DL5AXX DL4LQM DL4WG DL5AXX DL5LYM DL8WAA
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Feb 23 20:47:10 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020223204442.00ac4ec0@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 23Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/2 HP
N2RM 6933 576 48 11,980,224 FRC
K1KI 6329 577 48 10,946,844 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3RS 6414 567 48 10,910,214 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W4AN 6511 552 48 10,778,904 SECC
K4JA 5992 571 48 10,264,000 PVRC
K8LX 5216 500 48 7,824,000
KB1H 4306 522 6,738,498 YANKKE CLIPPER CONTE
N4RV 4009 517 48 6,207,102 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W5KFT 4088 502 48 6,097,794
N0IJ 3299 464 4,592,208 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K2RD 1914 495 28 2,842,290 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
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NA M/M HP
KC1XX 9176 645 17,747,820
K3LR 9109 632 17,242,224 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K9NS 8486 623 48 15,806,133 SMC
K1RX 7429 596 13,275,900 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4MYA 6955 588 48 12,229,812 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
NY4A @N4AF 6973 574 48 11,959,290 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K8CC 6607 571 48 11,317,791 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
W0AIH 6141 544 10,000,896
K3NM 5776 558 48 9,669,024 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K4NNN 5472 551 9,027,033 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N3AD 4657 511 48 7,137,648 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N6RO 4987 474 7,065,918 RIVER CITY CONTESTER
K3ANS 4247 488 48 6,200,040 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W2CG 3541 471 4,996,368 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
K8AZ 4360 528 48 6,900,000 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K1IR 4004 512 48 6,150,144 YANKEE CLIPPER CC
AA2FB 3584 484 40 5,204,198 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N0NI 3538 494 5,200,000
N0DY 3262 445 48 4,340,085 EASTERN IOWA DX ASSO
N5YA 2837 425 48 3,610,800 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
AA2WN @W2YC 2500 7491 41 3,520,770 FRC
K2UG @KY2J 2345 454 48 3,193,890 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
WN9O 2407 436 44 3,147,048 SMC
K9SD 2736 379 46 3,105,147 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
K0MP 2403 426 48 3,056,976 MILE HIGH DX ASSN
K2SX 2197 413 33 2,722,083 ORDER OF BOILED OWLS
W7CT 2398 365 48 2,588,589 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
K0TV 1890 405 43 2,292,705 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE7UF 2081 349 41 2,133,786 BCDX CLUB
VE3HG 1667 406 47 2,030,406
N3BNA 1531 355 1,629,450 FRC
KK1L 1494 295 1,321,305 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA4V 776 244 12 566,568 CAROLINAS DX ASSOCIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 1651 376 1,861,200 SMC
K2DM 1501 308 40 1,386,924 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N4KG 1324 325 38 1,290,900
VA3TTT 1114 284 40 938,000 U_VE CLUB TORONTO
W9WI 1020 268 818,472 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
N7IR 1009 265 43 802,155 CENTRAL AZ DX ASSOCI
N0UR 1090 240 28 784,800 MWA
N9CIQ 922 264 19 730,224 MN WIRELESS
N7OU 1007 240 36 725,040 WVDXC
W9SE 798 261 624,834 SMC
K7MM 745 236 24 527,460
KG5U 649 200 388,800 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
K8ZT 441 202 262,398 CUYAHOGA FALLS ARC
W2ENY 300 134 120,600 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
NQ7X 333 117 14 116,883
N9NE 274 125 18 102,750
VA7NT 225 106 71,550
W1SA 204 85 52,020
W3SE 55 41 5 6,642 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
K7SV 2359 420 42 2,972,340 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N2NT 2746 360 40 2,962,440 FRC - :: HT
N4TZ @N4TZ/9 2545 371 2,832,585 SMC
K1VUT 2627 355 46 2,797,755 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K0SR @W0ZT 2484 349 42 2,600,748 MWA
N8AA 2188 393 2,577,294 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K8EP 2239 339 42 2,275,029
K1VR 2010 372 2,243,160 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N6MJ 2183 342 41 2,197,692 SCCC
N4YDU 2054 351 36 2,162,862 PVRC
N5AW 1880 376 41 2,120,640 CTDXCC
NY3A 2328 284 40 1,980,900 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K4OGG 2060 317 1,959,060 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
K3PH 1921 328 31 1,890,264 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WO4O 1625 369 1,793,340 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
VE5ZX 1766 320 42 1,695,360
W1WAI 1639 332 30 1,632,444 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4AA 1385 367 1,524,885 FCG
K1VSJ 1520 334 33 1,523,040 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3FR 1556 310 37 1,447,080 WEEKEND WARRIORS CON
KA1IS 1438 320 30 1,378,560
K4EU 1325 325 30 1,291,875 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K7ED (WA0RJY) 1540 273 36 1,251,432 WWDXC
K5IID 1284 319 38 1,228,788 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NA0N 1527 268 26 1,227,708 MWA
KV8Q 1312 309 1,216,224
K1HT 1272 311 1,186,776 YCCC
K0RI 1192 317 1,133,592
W0ETT 1247 302 1,127,970 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K9MMS 1227 300 1,104,300 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
VE5SF 1332 249 973,341 REGINA AMATEUR RADIO
K8IR 1085 282 36 917,910 BAY AREA WIRELESS AS
VE3BW 1069 273 36 875,511 NFIDXA
NA4K 1038 256 15 797,184 TCG
N5MF 979 268 18 787,116
KI7Y 972 256 746,496 WVDXC
K8GT 905 273 36 741,195 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NF4A 1000 247 741,000 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N0FP 815 254 32 621,030 MN WIRELESS ASSOC
VE3GFN 860 239 19 616,620
K1IB 937 220 616,440 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE6ZT 809 245 590,940
N0HJZ 679 286 18 582,582 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
WN6K 913 187 29 512,193 SCCC
NG3K 715 227 21 486,915
W9AU 718 225 13 484,650 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
N6PE 691 226 25 468,498
N4VI 732 206 14 452,376 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
VO1WET 781 184 15 422,832
VE7FO 717 187 398,871
KN0V 660 195 386,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N5XZ 604 204 17 369,648 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
N3GJ 559 211 353,847
KN4Y 600 186 25 334,800 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
KK7X 526 187 20 296,086
N1CC 463 203 19 281,967 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K1TEO 472 174 6 246,384
VE9DX 284 284 5 241,968
AE4Y 385 176 10 203,280 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
NG7Z 451 144 16 193,104 REDMOND TOP KEY CONT
WA3SES 398 160 8 191,040
WA7AVL 418 140 175,560 WWDXC
NX9T 352 157 10 164,850 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W7GTO 384 163,584 WWDXC
W9SZ 317 151 7 143,601 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W3/OM2KI 259 133 103,341
W4/VE3BUC 287 109 11 93,849
KG4PYM 205 94 57,810
N7XY 151 93 6 42,129 WWDXC
WA6BOB 168 82 6 41,082
N7CZ 157 72 33,912
K8KHZ 107 69 7 22,149 MRRC
K2CC (KC2BMG) 105 51 12,852 CLARKSON U AMATEUR R
WB0TRA 83 50 30 12,450 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K1EP/6 89 45 11,880
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4PA) 4527 465 48 6,306,795
K1DG 4059 471 46 5,735,367 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA1K 4077 432 48 5,283,792 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W9RE 4033 437 48 5,140,000 SMC
K1ZZ 3974 425 42 5,066,850 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W1WEF 3737 443 4,966,473 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N2IC 3966 420 48 4,930,380
K2UA 3968 406 4,831,806 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K3CR (LZ4AX) 3408 441 48 4,508,784 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
VY2SS (K6LA) 3648 410 48 4,487,040 SCCC
K3ZO 3787 381 42 4,328,541 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
VA3UZ @VE3OI 3304 427 42 4,196,556 U-VE CONTEST CLUB
KR1G 3505 396 45 4,021,380 YANKEE SPELLING CLIP
K8GL 2914 418 43 3,654,000 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
W6EEN (N6RT) 2970 396 41 3,528,360 SCCC
K0EJ 3169 364 43 3,460,548 TCG
K5NA 3254 345 45 3,350,295 CTDXCC
N4ZR 2895 384 40 3,335,040 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W2FU 2782 398 3,321,708 ROCHESTER DX ASSOCIA
N3BB 3081 356 43 3,290,508 CTDXCC
N9CK 2847 377 39 3,217,695 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W7GG 2707 369 43 2,999,905 WVDXC
K9MA 2628 367 43 2,893,428 SMC
WC1M 2748 343 29 2,824,605 YCCC
AD5Q 2431 380 41 2,771,340
W2XL 2459 352 42 2,595,648 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
K3MD 2180 393 31 2,570,220 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K8DX 2587 323 24 2,505,834 NCC
N6TV 2344 330 36 2,320,560 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
K5YAA 2112 343 31 2,171,190 OKLAHOMA DX ASSN
WA2VYA 1938 364 43 2,116,296 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KC7V 2145 326 42 2,097,810 CENTRAL ARIZONA DX A
N5RG 1956 358 2,095,374 NTCC
NT1N 1635 367 20 1,792,428 YCCC
W1ECT 1870 293 22 1,642,851 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4SAA 1416 325 39 1,377,675 FCG
K1GU 1537 294 36 1,355,634 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3UM 1594 263 27 1,257,666 PVRC
N8SM 1504 274 21 1,236,288 NTCC
K0OU 1300 311 1,212,900 SMC WEST
N6HR 1200 334 26 1,202,400 WWDXC
K3II 1,076,376
K7NV 1190 296 25 1,056,720 NCCC
KU8E 1122 311 1,046,826 MRRC
K1PQS 1208 265 28 960,360
W0ZQ 1025 302 928,650 MWA
KO7X @KI7WX 1109 269 16 894,963 PVRC
W4BQF 1105 225 744,525 PVRC
N6HC 915 259 21 710,955 SCCC
KA2MGE 813 270 658,530
N5QQ @KD5REC 949 220 15 624,360 NTCC
N1RR 1169 178 12 624,000 YANKEE CLIPPER SPELL
W6MVW 710 246 25 523,980 SO CALIFORNIA CONTES
K2UOP 539 228 12 368,676 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
KW4DA 826 135 333,720
K6LRN 402 207 18 249,642 NORTHERN CALIF DX CL
WX3B 478 173 247,563 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K6SE 463 171 15 237,519
W0TY 431 1287 218,790
VE7QO 410 148 192,192 BC DX CLUB
AD4L 225 135 91,125 PVRC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8QZA) 786 230 542,340
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 1789 339 32 1,810,260 WWDXC
N2CQ 1105 337 1,117,155 FRC
VE1OP 1105 328 25 1,087,320
N9XX 1028 335 1,033,140 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
AK4XX 988 307 35 909,948
N6WS 798 332 794,808 SCCC
N6MW 625 305 571,875
N3SD 614 293 539,706 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
AE4RO 468 254 21 356,616 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
K0UK 616 180 332,640 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K8AJS 414 262 14 325,404 WAYNE AMATEUR RADIO
NA2U 980 104 24 305,760 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VE4YU 490 177 15 260,190
WA7YAZ 348 175 182,700
K4WW 400 114 11 136,800 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
W2RDS 231 145 7 100,485 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WA4PXP @W4MQ 136 82 10 33,538
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 4562 524 48 7,171,464 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KI1G 3339 503 28 5,024,970 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA3B 3206 463 41 4,453,134 FRC
W2RE 3039 486 44 4,430,862 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
KQ3F 3282 443 42 4,361,778 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7/DL3OI @W7ZQ 3311 419 48 4,161,927
N1EU 2567 522 35 4,019,922 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W2UP 2610 457 22 3,576,939 FRC
NO2R 2336 506 3,541,494 FRANKFORD
W4NF 2478 456 39 3,389,904 PVRC
W6XR 2226 489 3,265,542 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
NQ4I 2268 458 30 3,051,000 SECC
N8BJQ 2244 415 2,791,290 SWODX
W1GD 2120 413 34 2,626,680
W2GDJ 2220 396 35 2,612,412 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N4GG 1654 449 34 2,227,938 PVRC
W3YY 1490 405 1,810,350 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N6CW 1552 336 1,564,416 SCCC
N3ZA 1117 402 1,347,102 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N2CY 1237 326 30 1,209,786 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7OM 1337 296 27 1,180,000 WWDXC
WE9V 1067 364 18 1,162,980 SMC
W6TK 1143 330 1,129,590 SCCC
K2ONP 1284 283 23 1,086,720 YCCC
W7VV 1319 270 21 1,067,580 WWDXC
K1JN 1015 341 25 1,038,345 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W3IQ 1012 282 856,152 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K6RIM 708 323 684,114 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KT0R 890 238 10 634,746 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8KM 633 334 634,266 NCC
K0KX 700 301 11 632,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8PW 771 258 595,206 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
NE9Z 400 257 28 308,400 JHAARC
K3PP 353 202 7 213,918 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 LP
W7ZR 37 103 23 258,633 DESERT RATS CONTEST
KT0K 853 83 16 211,650 LINCOLN ARC
WX6V 499 83 18 124,251 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ND4AA 440 85 16 112,200 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
VE3IAY 442 82 108,732
VE7NS 147 42 18,522
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 2081 109 30 680,487 PVRC
K9NW @K9UWA 1857 110 612,810 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
N9AG @N8NR 1694 117 26 594,594 SWODXA
N7KU (NJ6D) 1433 107 26 456,141
W6YA 1219 112 26 409,248 SCCC
K7BG 1353 93 377,487 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
VE6BF @VE6JY 1184 103 347,625 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
VO1MP 1017 96 292,896
W6KK @W6KP 499 74 110,778 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 QRP
K6III 144 49 21,168 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KI0II 100 44 5 13,200 GMCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 LP
VE3MQW 756 101 229,068
WA1FCN 769 97 223,779 Y C C C
AE0Q @K0HM 544 88 142,560 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 HP
VE6JY (TI2WGO) 1936 108 42 610,740 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K5MR 1601 110 36 528,330 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K4OAQ 1695 102 31 517,752
W7UT 1084 120 30 389,880 UTAH'S DIXIE DX & CO
W8FT (AA8UP) 1147 99 29 340,659 MRRC
WF3J 1054 102 322,524 PVRC
K7JJ 461 85 16 117,555 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 LP
VE3OSZ 34 28 2,856
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 HP
W8TOP (W8UVZ) 94 51 10 14,076
NX5M 37 28 5 3,108 CTDXCC
N0TT 32 27 2,592 KCDX CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 LP
AK6R 290 65 15 56,550 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 HP
W7WA 1867 106 594,024 WWADXC
W5MX 1618 114 32 552,330 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
VE6EX @VE6JY 1501 98 42 399,840 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K0FX 570 95 12 162,165 GRAND MESA CONTEST C
K7ABV 456 92 18 125,580 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 LP
W4IDX 203 62 6 37,758 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 HP
KT3Y 1344 97 391,104 PVRC
N4PN 1215 98 354,270 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N7DD 880 105 24 277,000
W5AO @W5TM 966 93 269,514 OKDXA
VE6WQ @VE6JY 808 98 236,678 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
WB9Z 853 85 217,515 SMC
K4TX 366 63 68,985 PVRC
K7OX 246 58 8 42,804 NONE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 LP
WN3VAW 65 36 12 7,020 WIRELESS ASSOCIATION
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 HP
W1MK 1020 85 28 260,100 YCCC
K1PX 392 64 16 75,264
K8AQM 318 71 67,734 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
K3SV 205 51 7 31,059 PVRC
W5TM 51 32 3 4,896 OKDXA
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
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NA M/2 HP
N2RM 115/045 655/080 107/093 1640/116 1628/124 1788/118
K1KI 097/052 633/081 898/097 1510/115 1510/119 1681/113
N3RS 077/045 287/072 89/095 1507/116 1768/120 1686/119
W4AN 063/043 384/074 80/097 1446/116 1728/110 1810/112
K4JA 119/053 524/076 807/095 1458/115 1463/121 1620/111
K8LX 027/023 172/065 697/087 1416/102 1339/116 1565/107
KB1H 059/033 426/077 481/085 1137/106 1046/112 1157/109
N4RV 067/045 161/070 449/086 874/099 1249/114 1209/103
W5KFT 024/021 167/063 624/094 867/105 1272/110 1134/109
N0IJ 019/015 74/048 276/074 939/108 934/110 1057/109
K2RD 053/040 130/062 261/084 526/102 410/103 534/104
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NA M/M HP
K9NS 138/057 503/084 332/105 2213/125 2266/127 2034/125
W4MYA 101/051 544/084 824/095 1872/120 1914/120 1700/118
NY4A @N4A 071/048 513/074 293/100 1800/116 1646/122 1650/114
K8CC 057/038 470/080 948/097 1802/120 1733/121 1597/115
K3NM 064/042 436/074 956/098 1564/120 1371/112 1385/112
N3AD 041/033 208/067 844/092 1203/107 1259/112 1102/100
N6RO 058/020 219/047 848/088 1459/112 1368/110 1035/097
K3ANS 061/037 188/070 569/081 1259/097 1135/101 1035/102
W2CG 015/013 172/059 285/083 1077/101 909/107 1083/108
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NA M/S HP
K8AZ 041/036 110/071 678/088 1314/111 942/111 1275/111
K1IR 049/038 374/075 736/092 1006/102 942/108 897/097
AA2FB 042/034 188/064 518/086 1014/101 767/100 1055/099
N0NI 021/018 71/055 483/089 1008/109 979/109 976/114
N0DY 017/015 65/052 307/077 911/097 906/102 1045/102
N5YA 011/008 67/046 192/071 957/103 631/093 979/104
AA2WN @W2 055/065 156/468 262/780 691/070 628/884 708/124
K2UG @KY2 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WN9O 010/008 82/055 205/075 632/094 647/103 831/101
K9SD 018/013 102/051 234/061 876/074 774/088 732/092
K0MP 009/008 45/033 474/089 565/090 433/102 877/104
K2SX 036/028 138/053 301/068 477/078 515/087 730/099
W7CT 008/006 47/018 446/069 612/089 672/094 613/089
K0TV 049/029 110/055 278/076 383/078 572/086 498/081
VE7UF 012/012 111/027 292/049 605/082 499/091 562/088
VE3HG 011/010 76/048 184/072 361/089 435/091 600/096
N3BNA 001/001 86/048 308/067 447/078 313/085 375/076
KK1L 004/004 36/034 121/049 344/078 303/061 686/069
AA4V 044/027 62/032 75/034 100/041 178/043 317/067
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NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 010/009 37/028 223/070 404/088 458/086 519/095
K2DM 012/009 74/036 178/057 358/066 377/070 502/070
N4KG 007/007 77/041 184/063 286/071 317/071 453/072
VA3TTT 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W9WI 001/001 9/007 90/044 234/067 308/074 378/075
N7IR 006/005 29/012 147/049 231/061 285/069 311/069
N0UR 000/000 8/007 23/019 236/063 352/072 471/079
N9CIQ 000/000 12/012 24/021 206/069 288/078 392/084
N7OU 005/004 34/010 81/028 181/056 305/075 401/067
W9SE 000/000 20/018 80/042 204/064 254/068 240/069
K7MM 003/003 9/008 55/034 176/060 225/069 277/062
KG5U 000/000 7/006 25/018 176/052 235/068 206/056
K8ZT 000/000 3/003 49/027 117/051 144/062 128/059
W2ENY 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
NQ7X 000/000 /000 4/004 71/032 106/034 152/047
VA7NT 000/000 3/002 38/017 61/028 89/049 34/010
W1SA 000/000 /000 101/041 103/044 /000 /000
W3SE 000/000 /000 21/010 16/014 18/017 /000
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB LP
K7SV 040/033 124/054 383/073 493/082 417/087 902/091
N2NT 019/018 153/047 355/064 784/076 674/081 761/074
N4TZ @N4T 024/019 110/052 210/057 775/078 572/078 854/087
K1VUT 021/017 96/044 560/073 452/063 641/080 857/078
K0SR @W0Z 000/000 37/025 173/063 726/080 713/096 835/085
N8AA 018/013 108/051 206/066 576/088 563/088 717/087
K8EP 017/014 124/046 243/063 494/064 629/079 732/073
K1VR 036/027 151/053 401/066 386/069 407/079 629/078
N6MJ 000/000 53/019 239/057 554/089 651/092 686/085
N4YDU 032/026 110/046 276/062 405/063 487/076 744/078
N5AW 013/012 65/041 182/067 369/079 432/086 819/091
NY3A 007/006 52/033 184/049 751/064 510/069 824/063
K4OGG 015/012 71/038 212/058 735/065 606/072 421/072
K3PH 005/005 61/039 210/056 472/082 614/076 559/070
WO4O 031/023 94/051 164/061 462/081 390/078 484/075
VE5ZX 005/004 21/019 118/047 404/079 539/085 679/086
W1WAI 014/012 99/048 186/064 330/060 515/072 495/076
W4AA 016/013 97/051 243/069 325/082 356/079 348/073
K1VSJ 000/000 61/039 147/059 332/079 419/073 561/084
N3FR 000/000 66/037 142/060 393/076 447/068 508/069
KA1IS 021/020 83/043 119/055 302/054 524/080 389/068
K4EU 000/000 30/022 149/057 327/082 319/081 500/083
K7ED (WA0 003/003 41/010 194/043 472/071 414/074 416/072
K5IID 000/000 69/041 126/054 271/068 325/077 493/079
NA0N 004/003 25/020 46/035 245/061 573/080 634/069
KV8Q 000/000 32/022 160/059 290/074 324/076 506/078
K1HT 013/011 58/027 153/055 271/071 326/069 451/078
K0RI 010/008 51/027 120/052 268/071 342/082 401/077
W0ETT 001/001 21/018 149/059 301/071 338/078 437/075
K9MMS 007/006 55/036 141/052 237/067 340/075 447/064
VE5SF 000/000 10/003 116/041 429/071 377/069 400/065
K8IR 002/002 21/019 95/042 256/072 319/074 392/073
VE3BW 000/000 45/026 75/037 194/060 261/074 494/076
NA4K 002/002 24/020 100/046 271/052 264/072 377/064
N5MF 000/000 /000 /000 255/084 256/089 468/095
KI7Y 000/000 46/020 71/028 226/057 317/075 312/076
K8GT 003/003 28/022 87/043 217/066 249/067 321/072
NF4A 001/001 56/032 148/050 134/042 324/065 337/057
N0FP 007/006 21/021 78/046 182/055 231/067 296/059
VE3GFN 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
K1IB 000/000 10/008 67/032 161/053 293/065 406/062
N0HJZ 000/000 13/012 63/049 128/072 202/076 273/077
WN6K 000/000 7/007 23/012 180/041 314/059 389/068
NG3K 000/000 /000 73/042 206/060 157/056 279/069
W9AU 000/000 17/014 54/030 168/051 242/069 237/061
N6PE 004/003 17/014 50/032 160/055 215/058 245/064
N4VI 000/000 /000 67/041 222/050 204/058 239/057
VO1WET 000/000 48/022 46/027 162/049 262/043 263/043
VE7FO 001/001 18/005 50/018 190/052 178/059 280/052
KN0V 000/000 8/008 42/025 160/044 228/062 222/056
N5XZ 000/000 4/004 31/019 155/056 198/064 216/061
N3GJ 000/000 8/007 100/043 140/052 157/056 154/053
KN4Y 001/001 /000 47/028 145/047 160/052 247/058
KK7X 000/000 /000 /000 156/064 190/070 180/053
N1CC 000/000 2/002 88/043 120/055 88/047 165/056
K1TEO 000/000 /000 /000 85/049 145/055 242/070
VE9DX 000/000 17/017 43/017 66/066 76/076 82/082
AE4Y 000/000 /000 57/027 102/049 105/052 121/048
WA3SES 000/000 6/005 37/023 128/051 142/049 85/032
NX9T 002/002 8/008 31/023 68/031 115/044 128/049
W3/OM2KI 000/000 /000 1/001 72/036 106/055 80/041
W4/VE3BUC 000/000 /000 /000 28/020 103/042 156/047
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WA6BOB 000/000 /000 21/007 55/020 58/030 34/025
N7CZ 000/000 9/002 19/008 19/011 21/013 89/038
K8KHZ 000/000 /000 /000 30/016 16/013 61/036
K2CC (KC2 000/000 /000 26/012 27/013 2/002 50/024
WB0TRA 000/000 /000 2/002 8/007 28/016 45/025
K1EP/6 000/000 /000 /000 21/008 42/021 26/016
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4P 058/036 340/063 770/086 1261/094 951/093 1147/093
K1DG 057/038 261/061 644/081 859/092 1033/100 1205/099
AA1K 056/035 261/056 637/071 1024/086 1023/097 1076/087
W9RE 020/014 211/065 435/073 1333/100 1015/099 1019/086
K1ZZ 048/036 271/054 591/075 1116/088 901/091 1047/081
W1WEF 054/036 284/054 459/070 1054/097 817/099 1069/087
N2IC 026/017 93/042 519/077 1038/092 999/096 1291/096
K2UA 042/028 165/048 687/072 852/077 886/089 1336/092
K3CR (LZ4 061/038 264/065 539/080 950/084 793/091 801/083
VY2SS (K6 042/030 219/054 482/064 979/090 898/088 1024/084
K3ZO 016/013 235/056 408/064 1030/073 955/089 1143/086
VA3UZ @VE 025/017 126/057 283/066 778/094 1025/098 1067/095
KR1G 042/028 364/058 488/070 1031/087 867/083 713/070
K8GL 021/019 111/054 322/071 639/093 824/090 997/091
W6EEN (N6 012/009 105/036 459/073 720/086 813/100 861/092
K0EJ 022/017 81/050 262/060 925/080 871/081 1008/076
K5NA 013/010 67/039 354/061 844/075 750/083 1226/077
N4ZR 009/009 242/060 318/070 704/078 811/084 811/083
W2FU 032/025 203/053 250/060 608/079 777/094 912/087
N3BB 015/013 90/045 547/077 910/074 545/081 974/066
N9CK 012/011 71/044 215/069 712/084 730/089 1107/080
W7GG 050/012 137/037 447/069 718/084 634/087 713/081
K9MA 011/010 73/042 187/063 772/084 721/083 864/085
WC1M 034/032 232/053 418/062 831/067 606/060 627/069
W2XL 043/032 190/052 334/057 671/069 615/071 606/071
K3MD 017/016 48/035 160/070 561/089 613/092 781/091
K8DX 024/019 271/059 320/060 680/054 484/064 808/067
N6TV 016/010 118/034 408/064 858/076 476/077 468/069
K5YAA 012/008 92/046 163/060 413/063 554/083 878/083
WA2VYA 013/012 143/057 271/067 336/081 449/076 726/071
KC7V 025/010 93/036 358/062 444/065 597/082 628/071
N5RG 039/025 79/044 232/062 499/069 438/076 664/082
NT1N 027/023 145/050 167/067 533/078 371/077 392/072
W1ECT 025/021 79/040 176/043 444/061 504/066 641/062
W4SAA 013/010 65/042 161/062 470/060 288/076 416/075
K1GU 005/005 112/044 228/053 351/066 294/063 547/063
N3UM 000/000 117/043 194/043 370/050 409/067 504/060
N8SM 000/000 52/037 278/054 263/065 335/061 576/057
K0OU 000/000 43/025 213/060 364/081 378/077 303/068
K7NV 013/009 38/029 195/053 412/065 272/072 260/068
KU8E 023/018 66/042 120/053 270/057 360/076 283/065
K1PQS 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W0ZQ 000/000 41/033 127/053 277/071 295/076 285/069
KO7X @KI7 020/017 37/025 117/038 150/053 371/068 414/068
N6HC 003/003 21/016 74/040 263/070 255/062 299/068
KA2MGE 000/000 39/028 101/052 170/054 171/066 332/070
N5QQ @KD5 002/002 24/021 61/040 311/046 199/059 353/052
N1RR 000/000 /000 80/023 103/037 421/060 565/058
W6MVW 000/000 /000 88/047 158/060 156/066 308/073
K2UOP 014/013 24/020 68/031 135/054 139/054 159/056
KW4DA 000/000 /000 21/011 171/038 215/038 419/048
K6LRN 001/001 26/021 60/035 105/047 114/060 96/043
WX3B 001/001 24/019 42/027 88/036 61/036 262/054
K6SE 024/012 20/012 68/021 101/043 137/047 113/036
W0TY 001/001 8/008 48/030 136/044 121/048 115/039
VE7QO 000/000 /000 /000 112/043 145/053 153/052
AD4L 000/000 14/012 67/031 61/038 41/031 41/023
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8Q 001/001 6/005 63/026 179/059 229/066 308/073
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 010/007 58/023 130/047 480/080 512/093 599/089
N2CQ 000/000 86/046 92/039 225/072 335/089 367/091
VE1OP 000/000 18/017 64/049 109/084 107/079 807/099
N9XX 000/000 32/029 84/053 220/075 279/090 413/088
AK4XX 000/000 65/040 150/056 248/070 237/074 288/067
N6WS 000/000 29/018 87/056 155/081 242/090 285/087
N6MW 000/000 43/039 56/044 117/069 183/078 226/075
N3SD 000/000 21/026 70/043 140/074 155/076 208/074
AE4RO 008/008 15/014 20/019 156/066 113/068 156/079
K0UK 004/004 17/005 145/009 141/054 161/062 148/046
K8AJS 000/000 27/024 56/050 135/064 121/063 75/061
NA2U 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 980/104
VE4YU 001/001 14/012 10/008 173/050 151/057 141/049
WA7YAZ 000/000 2/002 22/012 47/034 98/056 179/071
K4WW 000/000 5/005 22/018 62/023 201/036 110/032
W2RDS 000/000 /000 14/014 26/023 92/053 99/055
WA4PXP @W 001/001 2/002 12/010 28/021 11/010 82/038
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 058/049 220/068 962/096 1233/103 1010/109 1079/099
AA3B 021/018 224/063 527/086 600/096 832/101 1002/099
W2RE 037/034 206/065 447/086 655/092 731/108 963/101
KQ3F 015/015 70/052 502/084 1036/092 755/097 904/103
W7/DL3OI 013/011 44/037 286/077 1171/099 753/098 1044/097
N1EU 048/048 120/069 299/083 424/102 832/112 844/108
W2UP 033/032 155/063 397/079 862/095 492/094 671/094
NO2R 064/050 138/067 232/077 495/098 649/106 758/108
W4NF 033/027 148/060 355/078 549/095 535/098 858/098
W6XR 045/036 104/063 341/088 399/097 576/105 761/100
NQ4I 030/028 124/061 213/077 578/092 521/093 794/099
N8BJQ 021/020 112/050 191/065 393/087 603/092 924/101
W1GD 028/023 112/052 185/067 619/089 548/091 628/091
W2GDJ 017/014 57/041 105/043 814/099 653/101 554/098
N4GG 043/035 146/065 202/073 380/089 417/098 466/089
W3YY 025/021 157/062 204/070 273/082 410/080 421/090
N6CW 000/000 31/020 228/067 435/077 365/087 493/085
N3ZA 024/022 72/053 116/061 281/091 255/085 369/090
N2CY 000/000 1/001 144/060 304/085 355/088 433/092
WE9V 007/007 40/036 110/059 157/082 261/090 492/090
W6TK 000/000 48/023 150/058 348/080 291/088 306/081
K2ONP 026/024 49/036 178/049 372/053 331/063 328/058
W7VV 000/000 /000 161/045 615/083 263/076 280/066
K1JN 011/010 76/045 142/061 168/069 249/075 369/081
W3IQ 000/000 /000 119/053 236/069 292/078 365/082
K6RIM 005/004 32/018 93/051 184/078 168/084 226/088
N8KM 007/007 48/038 86/056 167/076 142/073 183/084
K0KX 000/000 60/038 139/054 148/063 132/063 221/083
N8PW 001/001 40/027 82/042 175/057 248/071 225/060
NE9Z 006/005 32/026 36/025 103/064 103/070 120/067
K3PP 002/002 12/012 44/032 58/040 62/052 175/064
Teams:
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
MD/DL5AXX DL4LQM DL4WG DL5AXX DL5LYM DL8WAA
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From autonews at shaw.ca Sat Feb 23 23:10:01 2002
From: autonews@shaw.ca (Kelly Taylor)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet v. No Packet
Message-ID: <002b01c1bcf1$8317cd80$0ebf4618@wp.shawcable.net>
Hi,
Perhaps somebody could help me out: why is packet an issue?
Is it because people object to technological "impurities" invading the inner
sanctum of contesting?
Is it because "I can't but he can, so he shouldn't?"
Is it "I don't want to, so nobody should?"
Is it a "real hams" thing?
Seems silly for us to have developed these new technologies only to then
wring our hands at their existence.
If you want a contest without packet, start one. I'd play.
Why can't the no packet folk just go out and buy a TNC?
Packet is. Accept it. You'll find inner peace.
73,
kelly
ve4 - still no packet here - xt
>From kc5ajx at hotmail.com Sun Feb 24 07:57:18 2002
From: kc5ajx@hotmail.com (Rick Bullon)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
Message-ID: <F123QkkwdQsDOVDILan00004b21@hotmail.com>
Below is a copy of an email I sent to Mr Hollingsworth after the posting on
the ARRL web site of the letter sent by Mr Hollingsworth to K3NM and the
proposal of making the ARRL band plan a rule.
>>>"Rick Bullon" <kc5ajx@hotmail.com> 12/03/01 10:55PM >>>
Mr Hollingsworth,
I am sure that you have received many many emails on this subject and I
have read the FCC's position on band plans particularly in the 160 meter
band.
The fact remains that the band plans are voluntary and as I see it can not
be enforced by the FCC. I also concede the fact that the FCC can and should
be involved in case of intentional interference, but to cite a station for
operating outside the band plan is not fair.
It seems that the FCC has changed the rules without notifying the amateur
community. According to the list of authorized frequencies all modes are
permitted in the whole 160 meter band but if I am operating SSB below 1.843
Mhz and a CW op doesn't like me being there all he has to do is complain to
the FCC and I get a letter for operating with in the rules.
I have monitored the 160 meter band ( I don't currently have an antenna for
that band) and on several occasions I have state side hams operating below
1.843 when a CW op comes on frequency sending a string of dits at a fast
rate. This is intentional interference and most times it is treated as just
ignore them and they will go away. If it gets real bad an op can null out
the CW signal using DSP. What I have heard is the CW op finally comes on
frequency telling the SSB ops that they are in the CW part of the band and
they have to move now!
Now the SSB stations having broken any rules they have a right to be there
but if the CW op complains to the FCC who hears from your office?
The guys running SSB below 1.843! When it was the CW op who broke the rules
by QRMing the SSB stations. It seems that whoever yells foul first wins.
Has your office ever issued a complaint letter to a CW op that was qrming a
SSB QSO operating below 1.843?
When I get my station up on 160 I will operate where I have privileges from
1.800 to 2.000 in any mode. If I am asked to move I will but if the guy
follows me up the band you will hear about his intentional interference.
Will you cite him for interfering with me or cite me for being outside the
voluntary band plan?
73
Rick Bullon
KC5AJX
The reply from Mr Hollingsworth is below
No one got cited. We just look for a good reason when someone is causing
interference and is not following the band plan. To the extent band Plans
don't
work, there will be pressure to make rules. Rules would just make it worse.
So it seems that if a SSB station doesn't interfere with a CW or any other
station then they can operate below 1843 with no fear from the FCC, but I
would bet the CW guys will scream foul!
73
Rick
KC5AJX
>From: "Joe Subich, K4IK" <k4ik@subich.com>
>To: <K5NZ@aol.com>, <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
>
>
>The ARRL bandplan calls for keeping SSB above 1843, not 1835.
>The US stations don't belong below 1843 on SSB. Unfortunately,
>there have been several well known contest US contest ops
>flouting the bandplan.
>
>Perhaps Riley will issue some more enforcement notices (like
>those of September 12, 2001) for SSB operations below 1843.
>Based on those actions, it seems that bandplans are enforceable.
>
>73,
>
> ... Joe, K4IK
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
>[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]
> On Behalf Of K5NZ@aol.com
>Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:33 AM
>To: cq-contest@contesting.com
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
>
>
>Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
>around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
>below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
>
>"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
>Regards,
>Mike Hance K5NZ
>Bedias, Tx
>www.teamcramp.com
>
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>From W0uo at cs.com Sun Feb 24 06:38:37 2002
From: W0uo@cs.com (W0uo@cs.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Packet vs. No Packet Contesting
Message-ID: <111.dd63e38.29aa2abd@cs.com>
Guy,
Well said!! If there's an advantage it is very small. Its always been
interesting to me
that a single op with a multiplier orientation will usually be beat by a
single op with a
rate orientation. At least in my experience, go for the rate and the
multipliers seem take care of themselves. By its nature, packet assistance
implies a multiplier orientation.
73 de Jim
W0UO/5
>From w2up at mindspring.com Sun Feb 24 13:01:49 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
In-Reply-To: <LOBBIIJIANGBKAMMJLBKAEHGFBAA.k4ik@subich.com>
References: <fb.221441f7.29a91e41@aol.com>
Message-ID: <3C78E43D.23739.2CE364@localhost>
Yeah, it was real nice last night having all the SSB QRM covering up
PW0T on 1814 CW. Prime offender was S57M CQing, but a bunch of
stateside guys kept calling him.
Barry
On 23 Feb 2002 Joe Subich, K4IK wrote:
>
> The ARRL bandplan calls for keeping SSB above 1843, not 1835.
> The US stations don't belong below 1843 on SSB. Unfortunately,
> there have been several well known contest US contest ops
> flouting the bandplan.
>
> Perhaps Riley will issue some more enforcement notices (like
> those of September 12, 2001) for SSB operations below 1843.
> Based on those actions, it seems that bandplans are enforceable.
>
> 73,
>
> ... Joe, K4IK
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]
> On Behalf Of K5NZ@aol.com
> Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:33 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] B-Low 1.835?
>
>
> Ok guys, what is the final word on operating SSB below 1.835? I played
> around to give out a few Q's last night and found several stations CQ'ing
> below the window? Is this a gentlemens agreement or the law?
>
> "If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
> Regards,
> Mike Hance K5NZ
> Bedias, Tx
> www.teamcramp.com
>
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--
Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sun Feb 24 20:33:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores #24Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020224203322.00a1b130@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores #24Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 31, 2002
E-mail logs to: cq160@kkn.net
Mail logs to: (none, CQ has asked that all logs be e-mailed)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX Multi-Op HP
4O6A @YT6A 550 18 52 221,600
G3UEG 417 20 51 20 166,700
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX SO HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 704 32 57 398,097
SV8CS 664 19 57 270,028
OH0NL 454 6 52 141,346 CONTEST CLUB FINLAND
LY2FY 433 7 20 141,215 KTU RC
LY2TA @LY7Z 114 10 41 4 33,864
G3SVL 66 6 29 4 12,985
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE Multi-Op HP
K3WW 482 46 12 12 66,758
K3OO 219 17 38 32,285
K3OOO 159 34 6 14,720
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO QRP
W0ETC 341 50 3 38,531
VA3TTT 104 28 1 14,558
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO LP
VA3RU 478 54 12 154,572
K1PX 773 57 10 24 115,106
AC0W 518 53 7 14 68,640
K0UK 328 51 4 40,700 GRAND MESA
K1JT 172 37 6 10 16,684
W3MF 139 34 2 3 11,088
N4CW 50 26 0 2,834
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO HP
W4MYA 1177 58 41 27 306,603
WB9Z 1409 58 31 27 297,171
N3HBX 889 56 24 173,760
K4JNY 838 54 21 143,775
K0DU 739 54 14 25 112,880
W5PR 656 52 20 112,104
NX9T 696 52 17 108,261
K8DX 477 48 25 96,944
K2UOP 602 52 10 13 82,522
VE6JY 156 46 2 35,712
W4HJ 252 34 1 18,480
Teams:
4O6A @YT6A YU7EU, YT6A
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Mon Feb 25 11:20:04 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2001 ARRL November Phone Sweepstakes Logs Received
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC035B739D@KAHLESS>
The list of logs received for the 2001 ARRL November Phone Sweepstakes has
been posted at www.arrl.org/contests/claimed
If you find errors please contact me at 860-594-0232 or at n1nd@arrl.org If
you find an omission, please have your numbered receipt available when you
contact me.
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Mon Feb 25 11:53:10 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup Logs Received
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC035B73A1@KAHLESS>
The list of Logs Received for the 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup has been posted at
www.arrl.org/contests/claimed
If you find an error, please contact me at n1nd@arrl.org or by phone at
860-594-0232. If your entry is missing, please have available the number
from your automated receipt when you contact me.
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From jmaass at columbus.rr.com Mon Feb 25 14:16:30 2002
From: jmaass@columbus.rr.com (Jeff Maass)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration?
Message-ID: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDMEBMEBAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
Thanks to all the folks who have sent pictures (or links to pictures)
of their SO2R stations. Some good ideas out there!
I needed to break away from work for a few minutes, and
updated my plans a bit.
See them at:
http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/Radio/K8ND_SO2R.htm
Additional discussion/ideas are welcomed!
73,
Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>From AA4NC at aol.com Mon Feb 25 14:30:26 2002
From: AA4NC@aol.com (AA4NC@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: [PVRC] Re: [PVRC] spotting
Message-ID: <a8.7256709.29abead2@aol.com>
I have "no dog in the hunt" as far as the packet vs. no packet debate in this
contest, but I do believe an interesting occurence has happened with the N2RM
claimed win using no packet.
First off, I join others in applauding the N2RM effort. These guys won against
the "conventional wisdom" odds. They used the strengths of their station (ample
number/quality of ops and same band receive ability) to beat the packet system.
The other major advantage that they had was very visible to us on the DX end of
this contest. While most all the big gun multis sat in the huge packet
generated pileups, N2RM worked us when we were begging for QSOs. Multiply this
by 600 plus multipliers and there's the margin of victory. Those packet induced
pileups can really slow you down. I also didn't hear N2RM trying to work
"8P6JA" (our call was busted several times on packet spots) as a lot of the
other big multis did. This shows me that a lot of the stations are too
dependent on packet and they are blindly shooting spots.
I doubt that my normally undermanned M/S operations will be able to turn off
the packet any time soon, but I hope to learn from N2RM. We should not rely
solely on packet for multipliers, and we should actually look at the spots
before pushing the packet shoot button...
73,
Will
AA4NC / W4MR
8P9JA in ARRL DX
>From whhendrick at dmacc.cc.ia.us Mon Feb 25 14:07:14 2002
From: whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us (William H Hendrick)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
For any of the contesters that use a FT1000MP:
Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Bill, N0AC
*****************************
William Hendrick
whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us
Amateur radio: N0AC
whhendrick@mchsi.com
*****************************
>From w8ji at contesting.com Mon Feb 25 20:32:40 2002
From: w8ji@contesting.com (Tom Rauch)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <3C7A9F68.7124.596AF4B@localhost>
> Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
The pin spacing and size is very close, but a tiny bit different than
all the other DIN plugs in the world.
I spent about 30 hours looking for a replacement, and the only
source I found is Yaesu.
You can tweak the pins with needle nose pliers and force a regular
DIN in, but it doesn't fit quite right!
I've heard rumors some people push really really hard and manage
to get a DIN plug in, but I was always afraid to try it!
Call Yaesu, save yourself grief.
73, Tom W8JI
W8JI@contesting.com
>From k8cc at mediaone.net Mon Feb 25 23:05:17 2002
From: k8cc@mediaone.net (k8cc)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020225230251.00a27ee0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
At 02:07 PM 2/25/02 -0600, William H Hendrick wrote:
>Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
>bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Bill,
The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across the
side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not fit
(however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
Fortunately, I have a little electronic store a few miles away who (for
some reason) carries the right 8 -pin DIN. I know Amateur Electronic
Supply also carries these special 8-pin DINs as well.
73,
Dave/K8CC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Feb 25 20:31:54 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020225202745.023b9850@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/2 HP
RU1A 4662 293 4,097,898
OH0R 4543 281 48 3,812,046 CCF
HG6N 4477 279 3,747,249
LY7Z 4179 291 47 3,600,000 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9 4325 264 48 3,400,000 TARTU CONTEST TEAM
OZ5W 3876 291 3,383,748
RM6A @RN6BN 3793 284 48 3,231,636 RW6AWT
SK3W @SK3GW 2926 284 2,492,952 TOP OF EUROPE CONTES
YZ7A @YU7JDE 2656 262 2,087,616
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/M HP
9A1A 6018 316 48 5,705,064 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/S LP
M3S 550 151 25 249,150 STEVENAGE & DISTRICT
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P9Z 5095 351 48 5,365,035 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
ZF2NT 5066 338 48 5,131,854 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ZF1A 4626 350 48 4,857,300 CAYMAN AMATEUR RADIO
KL7Y 4158 309 48 3,854,466
OM7M 3274 297 48 2,917,134 LBCC
SN8V @SP8YMM 2541 246 1,873,782
LY1YK 2420 242 1,754,016 KTU RC
OZ0Q 1004 178 533,466
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1UQ) 1528 224 1,026,816
V31AH 1454 230 29 1,003,260 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
KL7AC 973 151 22 440,769
SP5DDJ 684 164 35 336,528 SPDX CLUB
3V8SM (DL6LAU) 613 148 272,172 BCC
DK2GZ 534 158 253,116 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
7L4IOU 483 149 215,901
DF1DX 415 133 19 165,585 RRDXA
SP1EK 307 110 101,310 SPCC
F5NOD 214 103 5 66,126
G4EHT 47 35 9 4,935 G-QRP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2GD) 3966 336 41 3,997,728 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VP5GA (N2GA) 3577 340 44 3,648,540 OBONY / YCCC
XE1/N6AN (N6AN 2721 276 38 2,208,276 SCCC
PJ7/ND5S (ND5S 2260 296 2,006,880 GREAT LAKES DX / CON
EA7GTF 2354 244 35 1,723,128
KH0/JM1LRQ (JM 2092 215 38 1,349,340
9A7P (9A6XX) 1795 222 1,195,470 WWYC
OK1DSZ 1524 222 1,014,984
DL6RAI (F6BEE) 1464 57 17 878,400
LZ1ABC 1202 213 35 768,078 WORLD WIDE YOUNG CO
EA3KU 1108 182 14 603,330
C6AGS (KI6T) 966 189 547,722 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
LY2MW 912 188 35 513,240 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
HB9ARF 882 191 505,386
4N1FG 882 188 497,448 YUCC
PA3AAV 520 165 8 257,400 BEEMSTER CONTEST CLU
EA1WX 506 155 11 235,290 URE
ON5UM 474 160 10 227,520 LIR
G4PIQ 466 150 12 209,250 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
RD4M (UA4LU) 365 113 123,735 RCC
OH3IR 324 113 6 109,836
HB9DTM 337 105 10 106,155 F8KCF CONTEST GANG
OH1BOI 286 118 100,890 CCF
OM7RC 308 109 6 100,716
LY1DS 314 105 6 98,910 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
HL1/WX8C 285 109 6 93,195
OZ0RS 252 92 69,552
KG4PYM 205 94 13 57,810
SV1NA/SV9 477 67 6 31,959 GREEK TELEGRAPHY CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6V) 4263 321 34 4,105,269 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
FG/YL2KL 3914 320 3,757,440 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
TM5C (F6ARC) 3705 306 3,401,190
WP2Z (N2NI) 3341 317 30 3,177,291 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
G4BUO 3531 295 38 3,124,935
S53O 3201 270 2,581,470
DL1IAO 2848 275 39 2,349,600 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
DL4MCF 2737 259 43 2,126,649 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
KL7WV (W3YQ) 2052 302 22 1,859,112
8S2F (SM2LIY) 2182 233 1,517,529
7S2E (SM2DMU) 2060 234 38 1,446,120 TOEC
9H1ZA 1853 250 24 1,389,750
RK4FF 1968 215 1,269,360
RW4PL 1245 189 702,513
RK9CZO (RX9CAZ 1126 179 604,125 URAL CONTEST GROUP
Z36W 759 167 380,259 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
Z35M 650 135 263,250 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB(A) LP
YL0A (YL2KA) 1147 201 691,641 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
HA9OA 415 100 14 124,500
YL2PN 357 103 110,313 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
SM5AJV 118 67 23,718 TOEC
SV1XV 48 41 5,904
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2ED) 4200 322 40 4,057,200 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
M0SDX 3032 264 2,399,760 RSGB
OM5AW 1747 230 23 1,205,430
RX3APM 1804 219 1,185,228
LY2OX 1518 226 23 1,028,526 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
9A2RD 1340 217 20 872,340 WWYC
OE8CIQ 1092 175 573,300 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
S55OO 100 54 2+ 16,200 RK REZKE DRAGAR
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/10 QRP
WP3A 127 31 11,811 COAMO CONTEST CLUB
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/10 LP
LW1EXU 892 55 147,180 RCLP CRDR RCA
EI5DI 811 58 141,114
GM2T (GM0CLN) 754 58 20 131,196 C&PS ARC
HA5NG 592 56 97,680 HADXC
PY3DX 529 54 85,698 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
ON7YX 493 55 81,345 UBA NOK
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/10 HP
F5MUX 2022 59 357,894
EI4BZ 1515 57 257,526
S50K 1270 59 224,790 SCC
F5MZN @F6BEE 1248 59 22 220,896
DL6RAI 1254 58 218,196 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
S56M 1206 59 213,462 SCC
7J1AAI (W1NN) 1210 57 16 206,910
OK2RZ (OK1FUA) 1145 59 202,665
OH6RX 1156 58 201,144 CCF
S50C (S53MM) 1145 58 199,230 CCS - CONTEST CLUB S
YT6T @YT6A 1017 59 180,009 SKY CONTEST CLUB
OM2IB 986 58 171,564
S55M @S54G 862 58 18 149,988 RADIO CLUB "JADRAN"
4N1SM 600 58 12 104,400
G0ORH 814 84,645
F/WO9S 434 56 72,912 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
SP8FHK/8 470 48 67,680
UA9YAB 362 52 56,160
RX9WR 397 47 55,977 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
M6T (G4PIQ) 355 48 2 50,688 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/15 QRP
S57IIO 360 51 12 54,774 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
HA3LI 262 47 36,801
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/15 LP
TI7/N4MO 1217 58 27 211,758 PVRC
9A3PA 807 55 14 133,155 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
SP4DEU 589 55 97,185
SM7N (SM7NDX) 585 53 93,015
G4IIY 545 53 15 86,655
DL7BY 385 52 22 60,060 BERLIN-DX-GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/15 HP
OH6AC (OH6CS) 1524 60 36 274,140 CCF
S51TA 1271 59 30 224,967 CCS&ZCC
PY2YU 1076 58 187,224 TUPY DX GROUP
OM5M (OM4DW) 1030 59 182,310
RZ3AA 965 59 20 170,805
OM3NA 949 59 30 164,787 RK LEVICE
S52ZW 940 58 163,560 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
OK2ZC 885 58 153,990 OKDXC
YZ7V (YZ7DX) 878 57 150,138 BANAT DX GROUP
RA9WR 700 57 119,700 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
IU4T (IK4MTF) 660 57 8 112,860
UT1IA 534 54 86,508 UCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/160 QRP
S57LWG @S57IIO 1 1 1 3 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/160 HP
XE2AC 301 50 45,150
OM5RW 118 24 8,496
ON4BR 103 23 5 7,107 NOL UBA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/20 LP
PY2NY 634 56 106,512 TUPY DX GROUP
ZC4DW 532 55 15 87,780 CHILTERN
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/20 HP
YT9X (YU1ZZ) 1551 60 33 279,180 YU CC
IO4L (I4LCK) 1365 58 237,162 M C C
LY6A (LY2BM) 1124 59 198,594 KTU RC
RU9WX 766 58 133,284 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/40 LP
S53F 447 50 66,900
PY3MM @ZX5J 79 28 2 6,636 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/40 HP
C6AKQ (N4BP) 1283 60 30 230,940 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
4U1ITU (OM3CGN 1146 58 199,404
HA8IB 961 59 169,920 HA-DX
OM0M (OM0WR) 900 59 20 159,300
GW7X (GW3NJW) 892 57 30 152,532 CONTEST CAMBRIA
S57UN 634 54 102,708 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 QRP
S57KRI @S57IIO 12 7 3 252 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 LP
C6A/K7RE 958 59 25 169,389
PA5AT 282 31 15 26,226
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
DX SOSB/80 HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 726 54 117,612 RRDXA
TM2Y (F5MZN) 692 52 22 107,952
EA8ZS 599 54 96,228 GALDAR CONTEST CLUB
YT6A 485 48 69,840 SKY CONTEST CLUB
S59CAB (S57MW) 519 43 66,951 ZCC&CCS
SP8BRQ 409 42 51,534
OK1RK 348 39 40,716
SN8F 337 39 39,429
UA6LV 297 43 38,313
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX M/2 HP
OH0R 029/015 144/035 398/053 1423/059 1231/060 1318/059
LY7Z 080/022 232/040 603/054 1108/059 1072/058 1084/058
ES6Q @ES5 005/005 120/025 700/057 1300/059 1100/059 1100/059
RM6A @RN6 059/020 174/032 547/056 1200/059 903/058 910/059
SK3W @SK3 035/016 254/041 392/057 842/057 735/057 668/056
YZ7A @YU7 034/014 163/030 378/047 709/058 704/057 668/056
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX M/M HP
9A1A 258/035 557/046 55/059 1348/059 1426/059 1374/058
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX M/S LP
M3S 000/000 29/015 91/028 138/034 127/035 165/039
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX M/S HP
8P9JA @8P 305/048 538/059 695/061 1011/061 1252/061 1294/061
ZF2NT 354/050 607/054 784/058 1018/059 1141/058 1162/059
ZF1A 446/056 657/058 662/058 761/060 972/059 1128/059
KL7Y 094/026 358/052 564/057 851/058 1016/057 1275/059
OM7M 101/029 267/041 488/054 849/058 669/057 900/058
SN8V @SP8 002/002 174/031 301/044 789/055 586/057 687/057
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX SOAB QRP
LZ7X (LZ1 001/001 52/021 209/039 491/057 346/052 429/054
V31AH 000/000 252/049 205/041 291/048 335/052 371/040
KL7AC 000/000 /000 10/006 175/046 296/047 492/052
SP5DDJ 000/000 15/009 55/018 165/041 203/044 246/052
3V8SM (DL 000/000 10/007 26/013 113/039 163/043 301/046
DK2GZ 000/000 12/007 59/024 132/038 138/041 193/048
7L4IOU 000/000 21/008 70/023 123/038 128/040 141/040
DF1DX 000/000 7/006 30/015 98/035 98/033 182/044
F5NOD 000/000 1/001 13/009 86/035 71/033 43/025
G4EHT 000/000 /000 15/009 6/004 14/013 12/009
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DX SOAB LP
P40W (W2G 224/043 463/057 629/059 685/059 925/059 1040/059
VP5GA (N2 292/051 390/055 633/058 655/060 728/058 879/058
XE1/N6AN 000/000 398/053 469/052 390/057 678/057 786/057
PJ7/ND5S 237/041 325/050 378/048 239/048 531/053 550/056
EA7GTF 010/009 51/020 363/050 518/053 584/055 828/057
KH0/JM1LR 000/000 23/010 301/045 395/053 545/052 828/055
9A7P (9A6 000/000 67/020 211/040 600/054 408/054 509/054
OK1DSZ 002/002 173/028 127/037 391/051 360/051 471/053
DL6RAI (F 000/000 12/008 77/029 336/050 531/056 508/057
LZ1ABC 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
EA3KU 000/000 10/009 74/023 233/046 421/054 370/050
C6AGS (KI 000/000 42/022 40/024 268/048 415/050 201/045
LY2MW 000/000 75/022 140/030 233/044 216/046 248/046
HB9ARF 003/003 62/020 99/030 206/043 244/049 268/046
4N1FG 000/000 43/018 192/041 204/038 212/043 231/048
PA3AAV 001/001 14/009 94/036 108/033 93/035 210/051
EA1WX 000/000 20/013 58/020 170/044 141/041 117/037
ON5UM 000/000 40/018 70/027 98/031 120/040 146/044
G4PIQ 001/001 42/017 65/023 124/035 105/034 129/040
OH3IR 000/000 /000 36/020 50/023 125/035 113/035
HB9DTM 000/000 /000 27/015 95/033 31/021 184/036
OH1BOI 000/000 9/007 26/016 95/032 62/030 94/033
OM7RC 000/000 /000 19/013 97/033 95/032 97/031
LY1DS 000/000 /000 28/014 53/026 34/020 199/045
HL1/WX8C 000/000 /000 /000 75/032 88/037 122/040
OZ0RS 000/000 /000 7/004 76/029 58/025 111/034
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 9/009 85/036 111/049 /000
SV1NA/SV9 000/000 /000 /000 27/006 144/025 306/036
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DX SOAB HP
VP5U (AJ6 144/041 380/050 546/057 942/058 1220/058 1031/057
FG/YL2KL 141/036 520/054 529/055 875/057 914/059 935/059
TM5C (F6A 161/032 302/046 428/052 807/060 1032/057 975/059
WP2Z (N2N 207/043 362/052 406/054 628/054 863/057 875/057
G4BUO 119/027 349/042 395/054 814/057 777/057 1077/058
S53O 019/013 200/037 381/049 985/058 709/055 907/058
DL1IAO 081/021 175/034 331/047 749/059 697/057 815/057
DL4MCF 022/011 119/032 346/049 802/057 632/052 816/058
KL7WV (W3 111/039 388/053 330/051 349/054 279/052 595/053
8S2F (SM2 001/001 44/023 178/043 461/056 960/058 538/052
7S2E (SM2 000/000 55/022 252/046 560/057 459/054 734/055
9H1ZA 003/003 210/035 399/050 480/054 340/053 421/055
RK4FF 046/024 234/036 234/042 344/049 322/046 355/054
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DX SOAB(A) LP
YL2PN 000/000 /000 60/019 23/010 104/035 170/039
SM5AJV 000/000 6/004 10/007 52/024 24/014 26/018
SV1XV 000/000 /000 /000 13/009 18/015 17/017
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DX SOAB(A) HP
V26G (N2E 151/040 494/053 457/054 726/058 1075/058 1297/059
OM5AW 002/002 75/024 241/040 530/055 388/052 511/057
9A2RD 000/000 39/017 189/038 377/054 373/053 362/055
OE8CIQ 000/000 /000 51/019 372/050 346/053 323/053
S55OO 000/000 20/010 20/012 35/016 25/016 /000
Teams:
RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
N5DX, K5GO
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Feb 25 20:33:04 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020225202736.023bc4b0@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
DX CW Contest
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/2 HP
N2RM 6933 576 48 11,980,224 FRC
K1KI 6329 577 48 10,946,844 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3RS 6414 567 48 10,910,214 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W4AN 6511 552 48 10,778,904 SECC
K4JA 5992 571 48 10,264,000 PVRC
K8LX 5216 500 48 7,824,000
KB1H 4306 522 6,738,498 YANKKE CLIPPER CONTE
N4RV 4009 517 48 6,207,102 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W5KFT 4088 502 48 6,097,794
N0IJ 3299 464 4,592,208 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K2RD 1914 495 28 2,842,290 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
KC1XX 9176 645 17,747,820
W3LPL 9038 651 48 17,651,214 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K3LR 9109 632 17,242,224 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K9NS 8486 623 48 15,806,133 SMC
K1XM @W1KM 7963 605 48 14,449,215 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K1RX 7429 596 13,275,900 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4MYA 6955 588 48 12,229,812 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
NY4A @N4AF 6973 574 48 11,959,290 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K8CC 6607 571 48 11,317,791 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
K5GO 6078 552 48 10,065,168 OZARKS CONTEST CLUB
W0AIH 6141 544 10,000,896
K3NM 5776 558 48 9,669,024 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K4NNN 5472 551 9,027,033 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N3AD 4657 511 48 7,137,648 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N6RO 4987 474 7,065,918 RIVER CITY CONTESTER
K3ANS 4247 488 48 6,200,040 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W2CG 3541 471 4,996,368 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
K8AZ 4360 528 48 6,900,000 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K1IR 4004 512 48 6,150,144 YANKEE CLIPPER CC
AA2FB 3584 484 40 5,204,198 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N0NI 3538 494 5,200,000
N0DY 3262 445 48 4,340,085 EASTERN IOWA DX ASSO
N5YA 2837 425 48 3,610,800 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
AA2WN @W2YC 2500 7491 41 3,520,770 FRC
K2UG @KY2J 2345 454 48 3,193,890 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
WN9O 2407 436 44 3,147,048 SMC
K9SD 2736 379 46 3,105,147 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
K0MP 2403 426 48 3,056,976 MILE HIGH DX ASSN
K2SX 2197 413 33 2,722,083 ORDER OF BOILED OWLS
W7CT 2398 365 48 2,588,589 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
K0TV 1890 405 43 2,292,705 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE7UF 2081 349 41 2,133,786 BCDX CLUB
VE3HG 1667 406 47 2,030,406
N3BNA 1531 355 1,629,450 FRC
KK1L 1494 295 1,321,305 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA4V 776 244 12 566,568 CAROLINAS DX ASSOCIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 1651 376 1,861,200 SMC
K2DM 1501 308 40 1,386,924 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N4KG 1324 325 38 1,290,900
VA3TTT 1114 284 40 938,000 U_VE CLUB TORONTO
W9WI 1020 268 818,472 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
N7IR 1009 265 43 802,155 CENTRAL AZ DX ASSOCI
N0UR 1090 240 28 784,800 MWA
N9CIQ 922 264 19 730,224 MN WIRELESS
N7OU 1007 240 36 725,040 WVDXC
W9SE 798 261 624,834 SMC
K7MM 745 236 24 527,460
KG5U 649 200 388,800 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
K8ZT 441 202 262,398 CUYAHOGA FALLS ARC
W2ENY 300 134 120,600 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
NQ7X 333 117 14 116,883
N9NE 274 125 18 102,750
VA7NT 225 106 71,550
W1SA 204 85 52,020
W3SE 55 41 5 6,642 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
K7SV 2359 420 42 2,972,340 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N2NT 2746 360 40 2,962,440 FRC - :: HT
KS1J 2607 372 45 2,908,296 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N4TZ @N4TZ/9 2545 371 2,832,585 SMC
K1VUT 2627 355 46 2,797,755 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K0SR @W0ZT 2484 349 42 2,600,748 MWA
N8AA 2188 393 2,577,294 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K8EP 2239 339 42 2,275,029
K1VR 2010 372 2,243,160 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N6MJ 2183 342 41 2,197,692 SCCC
N4YDU 2054 351 36 2,162,862 PVRC
N5AW 1880 376 41 2,120,640 CTDXCC
NY3A 2328 284 40 1,980,900 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K4OGG 2060 317 1,959,060 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
K3PH 1921 328 31 1,890,264 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WO4O 1625 369 1,793,340 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
VE5ZX 1766 320 42 1,695,360
W1WAI 1639 332 30 1,632,444 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4AA 1385 367 1,524,885 FCG
K1VSJ 1520 334 33 1,523,040 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N3FR 1556 310 37 1,447,080 WEEKEND WARRIORS CON
KA1IS 1438 320 30 1,378,560
K4EU 1325 325 30 1,291,875 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K7ED (WA0RJY) 1540 273 36 1,251,432 WWDXC
K5IID 1284 319 38 1,228,788 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NA0N 1527 268 26 1,227,708 MWA
KV8Q 1312 309 1,216,224
K1HT 1272 311 1,186,776 YCCC
K0RI 1192 317 1,133,592
W0ETT 1247 302 1,127,970 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K9MMS 1227 300 1,104,300 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
VE5SF 1332 249 973,341 REGINA AMATEUR RADIO
K8IR 1085 282 36 917,910 BAY AREA WIRELESS AS
N7LOX 1174 249 28 877,725 WWDXC
VE3BW 1069 273 36 875,511 NFIDXA
NA4K 1038 256 15 797,184 TCG
N5MF 979 268 18 787,116
KI7Y 972 256 746,496 WVDXC
K8GT 905 273 36 741,195 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
NF4A 1000 247 741,000 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N0FP 815 254 32 621,030 MN WIRELESS ASSOC
VE3GFN 860 239 19 616,620
K1IB 937 220 616,440 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
VE6ZT 809 245 590,940
N0HJZ 679 286 18 582,582 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
WN6K 913 187 29 512,193 SCCC
NG3K 715 227 21 486,915
W9AU 718 225 13 484,650 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
N6PE 691 226 25 468,498
N4VI 732 206 14 452,376 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
VO1WET 781 184 15 422,832
NS3T 562 241 19 406,326
VE7FO 717 187 398,871
KN0V 660 195 386,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N5XZ 604 204 17 369,648 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
N3GJ 559 211 353,847
KN4Y 600 186 25 334,800 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
KK7X 526 187 20 296,086
N1CC 463 203 19 281,967 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K1TEO 472 174 6 246,384
VE9DX 284 284 5 241,968
AE4Y 385 176 10 203,280 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
NG7Z 451 144 16 193,104 REDMOND TOP KEY CONT
WA3SES 398 160 8 191,040
WA7AVL 418 140 175,560 WWDXC
NX9T 352 157 10 164,850 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W7GTO 384 163,584 WWDXC
W9SZ 317 151 7 143,601 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W3/OM2KI 259 133 103,341
W4/VE3BUC 287 109 11 93,849
KG4PYM 205 94 57,810
N7XY 151 93 6 42,129 WWDXC
WA6BOB 168 82 6 41,082
N7CZ 157 72 33,912
K8KHZ 107 69 7 22,149 MRRC
K2CC (KC2BMG) 105 51 12,852 CLARKSON U AMATEUR R
WB0TRA 83 50 30 12,450 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
K1EP/6 89 45 11,880
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4PA) 4527 465 48 6,306,795
K1DG 4059 471 46 5,735,367 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA1K 4077 432 48 5,283,792 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W9RE 4033 437 48 5,140,000 SMC
K1ZZ 3974 425 42 5,066,850 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W1WEF 3737 443 4,966,473 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N2IC 3966 420 48 4,930,380
K2UA 3968 406 4,831,806 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K3CR (LZ4AX) 3408 441 48 4,508,784 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
VY2SS (K6LA) 3648 410 48 4,487,040 SCCC
K3ZO 3787 381 42 4,328,541 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
VA3UZ @VE3OI 3304 427 42 4,196,556 U-VE CONTEST CLUB
KR1G 3505 396 45 4,021,380 YANKEE SPELLING CLIP
K8GL 2914 418 43 3,654,000 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
W6EEN (N6RT) 2970 396 41 3,528,360 SCCC
K0EJ 3169 364 43 3,460,548 TCG
K5NA 3254 345 45 3,350,295 CTDXCC
N4ZR 2895 384 40 3,335,040 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
W2FU 2782 398 3,321,708 ROCHESTER DX ASSOCIA
N3BB 3081 356 43 3,290,508 CTDXCC
N9CK 2847 377 39 3,217,695 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
W7GG 2707 369 43 2,999,905 WVDXC
K9MA 2628 367 43 2,893,428 SMC
WC1M 2748 343 29 2,824,605 YCCC
AD5Q 2431 380 41 2,771,340
W2XL 2459 352 42 2,595,648 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
K3MD 2180 393 31 2,570,220 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
K8DX 2587 323 24 2,505,834 NCC
N2GC 2125 380 37 2,422,500 YCCC
N6TV 2344 330 36 2,320,560 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
K5YAA 2112 343 31 2,171,190 OKLAHOMA DX ASSN
WA2VYA 1938 364 43 2,116,296 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KC7V 2145 326 42 2,097,810 CENTRAL ARIZONA DX A
N5RG 1956 358 2,095,374 NTCC
NT1N 1635 367 20 1,792,428 YCCC
W1ECT 1870 293 22 1,642,851 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W4SAA 1416 325 39 1,377,675 FCG
K1GU 1537 294 36 1,355,634 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
K6VO (K6NR) 1545 284 32 1,312,932
N3UM 1594 263 27 1,257,666 PVRC
N8SM 1504 274 21 1,236,288 NTCC
K0OU 1300 311 1,212,900 SMC WEST
N6HR 1200 334 26 1,202,400 WWDXC
K3II 1,076,376
K7NV 1190 296 25 1,056,720 NCCC
KU8E 1122 311 1,046,826 MRRC
K1PQS 1208 265 28 960,360
W0ZQ 1025 302 928,650 MWA
KO7X @KI7WX 1109 269 16 894,963 PVRC
W4BQF 1105 225 744,525 PVRC
N6HC 915 259 21 710,955 SCCC
KA2MGE 813 270 658,530
N5QQ @KD5REC 949 220 15 624,360 NTCC
N1RR 1169 178 12 624,000 YANKEE CLIPPER SPELL
W6MVW 710 246 25 523,980 SO CALIFORNIA CONTES
K2UOP 539 228 12 368,676 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
KW4DA 826 135 333,720
K6LRN 402 207 18 249,642 NORTHERN CALIF DX CL
WX3B 478 173 247,563 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
K6SE 463 171 15 237,519
W0TY 431 1287 218,790
VE7QO 410 148 192,192 BC DX CLUB
AD4L 225 135 91,125 PVRC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8QZA) 786 230 542,340
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 1789 339 32 1,810,260 WWDXC
N2CQ 1105 337 1,117,155 FRC
VE1OP 1105 328 25 1,087,320
N9XX 1028 335 1,033,140 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
AK4XX 988 307 35 909,948
N6WS 798 332 794,808 SCCC
N6MW 625 305 571,875
N3SD 614 293 539,706 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
AE4RO 468 254 21 356,616 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
K0UK 616 180 332,640 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
K8AJS 414 262 14 325,404 WAYNE AMATEUR RADIO
NA2U 980 104 24 305,760 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
VE4YU 490 177 15 260,190
WA7YAZ 348 175 182,700
K4WW 400 114 11 136,800 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
W2RDS 231 145 7 100,485 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
WA4PXP @W4MQ 136 82 10 33,538
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 4562 524 48 7,171,464 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
KI1G 3339 503 28 5,024,970 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
AA3B 3206 463 41 4,453,134 FRC
W2RE 3039 486 44 4,430,862 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
KQ3F 3282 443 42 4,361,778 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7/DL3OI @W7ZQ 3311 419 48 4,161,927
N1EU 2567 522 35 4,019,922 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W2UP 2610 457 22 3,576,939 FRC
NO2R 2336 506 3,541,494 FRANKFORD
W4NF 2478 456 39 3,389,904 PVRC
W6XR 2226 489 3,265,542 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
NQ4I 2268 458 30 3,051,000 SECC
N8BJQ 2244 415 2,791,290 SWODX
W1GD 2120 413 34 2,626,680
W2GDJ 2220 396 35 2,612,412 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
N4GG 1654 449 34 2,227,938 PVRC
W3YY 1490 405 1,810,350 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
N6CW 1552 336 1,564,416 SCCC
N3ZA 1117 402 1,347,102 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
N2CY 1237 326 30 1,209,786 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
W7OM 1337 296 27 1,180,000 WWDXC
WE9V 1067 364 18 1,162,980 SMC
W6TK 1143 330 1,129,590 SCCC
K2ONP 1284 283 23 1,086,720 YCCC
W7VV 1319 270 21 1,067,580 WWDXC
K1JN 1015 341 25 1,038,345 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
W3IQ 1012 282 856,152 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
K6RIM 708 323 684,114 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KT0R 890 238 10 634,746 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8KM 633 334 634,266 NCC
K0KX 700 301 11 632,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N8PW 771 258 595,206 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
NE9Z 400 257 28 308,400 JHAARC
K3PP 353 202 7 213,918 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 LP
W7ZR 37 103 23 258,633 DESERT RATS CONTEST
KT0K 853 83 16 211,650 LINCOLN ARC
WX6V 499 83 18 124,251 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
ND4AA 440 85 16 112,200 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
VE3IAY 442 82 108,732
VE7NS 147 42 18,522
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 2081 109 30 680,487 PVRC
K9NW @K9UWA 1857 110 612,810 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
N9AG @N8NR 1694 117 26 594,594 SWODXA
N7KU (NJ6D) 1433 107 26 456,141
W6YA 1219 112 26 409,248 SCCC
K7BG 1353 93 377,487 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
VE6BF @VE6JY 1184 103 347,625 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
VO1MP 1017 96 292,896
W6KK @W6KP 499 74 110,778 SCCC
VE3STT 235 46 32,430
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 QRP
K6III 144 49 21,168 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
KI0II 100 44 5 13,200 GMCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 LP
VE3MQW 756 101 229,068
WA1FCN 769 97 223,779 Y C C C
AE0Q @K0HM 544 88 142,560 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/15 HP
VE6JY (TI2WGO) 1936 108 42 610,740 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K5MR 1601 110 36 528,330 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
K4OAQ 1695 102 31 517,752
W7UT 1084 120 30 389,880 UTAH'S DIXIE DX & CO
W8FT (AA8UP) 1147 99 29 340,659 MRRC
WF3J 1054 102 322,524 PVRC
K7JJ 461 85 16 117,555 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 LP
VE3OSZ 34 28 2,856
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/160 HP
W8TOP (W8UVZ) 94 51 10 14,076
NX5M 37 28 5 3,108 CTDXCC
N0TT 32 27 2,592 KCDX CLUB
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 LP
AK6R 290 65 15 56,550 SCCC
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/20 HP
W7WA 1867 106 594,024 WWADXC
W5MX 1618 114 32 552,330 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
VE6EX @VE6JY 1501 98 42 399,840 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
K0FX 570 95 12 162,165 GRAND MESA CONTEST C
K7ABV 456 92 18 125,580 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 LP
W4IDX 203 62 6 37,758 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/40 HP
KT3Y 1344 97 391,104 PVRC
N4PN 1215 98 354,270 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
N7DD 880 105 24 277,000
W5AO @W5TM 966 93 269,514 OKDXA
VE6WQ @VE6JY 808 98 236,678 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
WB9Z 853 85 217,515 SMC
K4TX 366 63 68,985 PVRC
K7OX 246 58 8 42,804 NONE
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 LP
WN3VAW 65 36 12 7,020 WIRELESS ASSOCIATION
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Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
NA SOSB/80 HP
W1MK 1020 85 28 260,100 YCCC
K1PX 392 64 16 75,264
K8AQM 318 71 67,734 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
AD4Z 258 66 51,084 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
K3SV 205 51 7 31,059 PVRC
W5TM 51 32 3 4,896 OKDXA
Band Breakdowns:
160 80 40 20 15 10
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NA M/2 HP
N2RM 115/045 655/080 107/093 1640/116 1628/124 1788/118
K1KI 097/052 633/081 898/097 1510/115 1510/119 1681/113
N3RS 077/045 287/072 89/095 1507/116 1768/120 1686/119
W4AN 063/043 384/074 80/097 1446/116 1728/110 1810/112
K4JA 119/053 524/076 807/095 1458/115 1463/121 1620/111
K8LX 027/023 172/065 697/087 1416/102 1339/116 1565/107
KB1H 059/033 426/077 481/085 1137/106 1046/112 1157/109
N4RV 067/045 161/070 449/086 874/099 1249/114 1209/103
W5KFT 024/021 167/063 624/094 867/105 1272/110 1134/109
N0IJ 019/015 74/048 276/074 939/108 934/110 1057/109
K2RD 053/040 130/062 261/084 526/102 410/103 534/104
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NA M/M HP
W3LPL 192/062 977/091 452/107 2326/132 2054/133 2037/126
K9NS 138/057 503/084 332/105 2213/125 2266/127 2034/125
K1XM @W1K 142/054 993/091 293/099 2114/122 1740/122 1681/117
W4MYA 101/051 544/084 824/095 1872/120 1914/120 1700/118
NY4A @N4A 071/048 513/074 293/100 1800/116 1646/122 1650/114
K8CC 057/038 470/080 948/097 1802/120 1733/121 1597/115
K5GO 039/031 223/071 967/098 1620/117 1725/120 1504/115
K3NM 064/042 436/074 956/098 1564/120 1371/112 1385/112
N3AD 041/033 208/067 844/092 1203/107 1259/112 1102/100
N6RO 058/020 219/047 848/088 1459/112 1368/110 1035/097
K3ANS 061/037 188/070 569/081 1259/097 1135/101 1035/102
W2CG 015/013 172/059 285/083 1077/101 909/107 1083/108
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NA M/S HP
K8AZ 041/036 110/071 678/088 1314/111 942/111 1275/111
K1IR 049/038 374/075 736/092 1006/102 942/108 897/097
AA2FB 042/034 188/064 518/086 1014/101 767/100 1055/099
N0NI 021/018 71/055 483/089 1008/109 979/109 976/114
N0DY 017/015 65/052 307/077 911/097 906/102 1045/102
N5YA 011/008 67/046 192/071 957/103 631/093 979/104
AA2WN @W2 055/065 156/468 262/780 691/070 628/884 708/124
K2UG @KY2 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WN9O 010/008 82/055 205/075 632/094 647/103 831/101
K9SD 018/013 102/051 234/061 876/074 774/088 732/092
K0MP 009/008 45/033 474/089 565/090 433/102 877/104
K2SX 036/028 138/053 301/068 477/078 515/087 730/099
W7CT 008/006 47/018 446/069 612/089 672/094 613/089
K0TV 049/029 110/055 278/076 383/078 572/086 498/081
VE7UF 012/012 111/027 292/049 605/082 499/091 562/088
VE3HG 011/010 76/048 184/072 361/089 435/091 600/096
N3BNA 001/001 86/048 308/067 447/078 313/085 375/076
KK1L 004/004 36/034 121/049 344/078 303/061 686/069
AA4V 044/027 62/032 75/034 100/041 178/043 317/067
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NA SOAB QRP
KG9X 010/009 37/028 223/070 404/088 458/086 519/095
K2DM 012/009 74/036 178/057 358/066 377/070 502/070
N4KG 007/007 77/041 184/063 286/071 317/071 453/072
VA3TTT 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W9WI 001/001 9/007 90/044 234/067 308/074 378/075
N7IR 006/005 29/012 147/049 231/061 285/069 311/069
N0UR 000/000 8/007 23/019 236/063 352/072 471/079
N9CIQ 000/000 12/012 24/021 206/069 288/078 392/084
N7OU 005/004 34/010 81/028 181/056 305/075 401/067
W9SE 000/000 20/018 80/042 204/064 254/068 240/069
K7MM 003/003 9/008 55/034 176/060 225/069 277/062
KG5U 000/000 7/006 25/018 176/052 235/068 206/056
K8ZT 000/000 3/003 49/027 117/051 144/062 128/059
W2ENY 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
NQ7X 000/000 /000 4/004 71/032 106/034 152/047
VA7NT 000/000 3/002 38/017 61/028 89/049 34/010
W1SA 000/000 /000 101/041 103/044 /000 /000
W3SE 000/000 /000 21/010 16/014 18/017 /000
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NA SOAB LP
K7SV 040/033 124/054 383/073 493/082 417/087 902/091
N2NT 019/018 153/047 355/064 784/076 674/081 761/074
KS1J 019/018 124/052 381/068 736/073 662/079 6884/082
N4TZ @N4T 024/019 110/052 210/057 775/078 572/078 854/087
K1VUT 021/017 96/044 560/073 452/063 641/080 857/078
K0SR @W0Z 000/000 37/025 173/063 726/080 713/096 835/085
N8AA 018/013 108/051 206/066 576/088 563/088 717/087
K8EP 017/014 124/046 243/063 494/064 629/079 732/073
K1VR 036/027 151/053 401/066 386/069 407/079 629/078
N6MJ 000/000 53/019 239/057 554/089 651/092 686/085
N4YDU 032/026 110/046 276/062 405/063 487/076 744/078
N5AW 013/012 65/041 182/067 369/079 432/086 819/091
NY3A 007/006 52/033 184/049 751/064 510/069 824/063
K4OGG 015/012 71/038 212/058 735/065 606/072 421/072
K3PH 005/005 61/039 210/056 472/082 614/076 559/070
WO4O 031/023 94/051 164/061 462/081 390/078 484/075
VE5ZX 005/004 21/019 118/047 404/079 539/085 679/086
W1WAI 014/012 99/048 186/064 330/060 515/072 495/076
W4AA 016/013 97/051 243/069 325/082 356/079 348/073
K1VSJ 000/000 61/039 147/059 332/079 419/073 561/084
N3FR 000/000 66/037 142/060 393/076 447/068 508/069
KA1IS 021/020 83/043 119/055 302/054 524/080 389/068
K4EU 000/000 30/022 149/057 327/082 319/081 500/083
K7ED (WA0 003/003 41/010 194/043 472/071 414/074 416/072
K5IID 000/000 69/041 126/054 271/068 325/077 493/079
NA0N 004/003 25/020 46/035 245/061 573/080 634/069
KV8Q 000/000 32/022 160/059 290/074 324/076 506/078
K1HT 013/011 58/027 153/055 271/071 326/069 451/078
K0RI 010/008 51/027 120/052 268/071 342/082 401/077
W0ETT 001/001 21/018 149/059 301/071 338/078 437/075
K9MMS 007/006 55/036 141/052 237/067 340/075 447/064
VE5SF 000/000 10/003 116/041 429/071 377/069 400/065
K8IR 002/002 21/019 95/042 256/072 319/074 392/073
N7LOX 006/004 24/014 50/027 361/063 335/068 398/073
VE3BW 000/000 45/026 75/037 194/060 261/074 494/076
NA4K 002/002 24/020 100/046 271/052 264/072 377/064
N5MF 000/000 /000 /000 255/084 256/089 468/095
KI7Y 000/000 46/020 71/028 226/057 317/075 312/076
K8GT 003/003 28/022 87/043 217/066 249/067 321/072
NF4A 001/001 56/032 148/050 134/042 324/065 337/057
N0FP 007/006 21/021 78/046 182/055 231/067 296/059
VE3GFN 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
K1IB 000/000 10/008 67/032 161/053 293/065 406/062
N0HJZ 000/000 13/012 63/049 128/072 202/076 273/077
WN6K 000/000 7/007 23/012 180/041 314/059 389/068
NG3K 000/000 /000 73/042 206/060 157/056 279/069
W9AU 000/000 17/014 54/030 168/051 242/069 237/061
N6PE 004/003 17/014 50/032 160/055 215/058 245/064
N4VI 000/000 /000 67/041 222/050 204/058 239/057
VO1WET 000/000 48/022 46/027 162/049 262/043 263/043
NS3T 000/000 17/016 116/046 138/056 155/064 136/059
VE7FO 001/001 18/005 50/018 190/052 178/059 280/052
KN0V 000/000 8/008 42/025 160/044 228/062 222/056
N5XZ 000/000 4/004 31/019 155/056 198/064 216/061
N3GJ 000/000 8/007 100/043 140/052 157/056 154/053
KN4Y 001/001 /000 47/028 145/047 160/052 247/058
KK7X 000/000 /000 /000 156/064 190/070 180/053
N1CC 000/000 2/002 88/043 120/055 88/047 165/056
K1TEO 000/000 /000 /000 85/049 145/055 242/070
VE9DX 000/000 17/017 43/017 66/066 76/076 82/082
AE4Y 000/000 /000 57/027 102/049 105/052 121/048
WA3SES 000/000 6/005 37/023 128/051 142/049 85/032
NX9T 002/002 8/008 31/023 68/031 115/044 128/049
W3/OM2KI 000/000 /000 1/001 72/036 106/055 80/041
W4/VE3BUC 000/000 /000 /000 28/020 103/042 156/047
KG4PYM 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
WA6BOB 000/000 /000 21/007 55/020 58/030 34/025
N7CZ 000/000 9/002 19/008 19/011 21/013 89/038
K8KHZ 000/000 /000 /000 30/016 16/013 61/036
K2CC (KC2 000/000 /000 26/012 27/013 2/002 50/024
WB0TRA 000/000 /000 2/002 8/007 28/016 45/025
K1EP/6 000/000 /000 /000 21/008 42/021 26/016
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NA SOAB HP
K5ZD (W4P 058/036 340/063 770/086 1261/094 951/093 1147/093
K1DG 057/038 261/061 644/081 859/092 1033/100 1205/099
AA1K 056/035 261/056 637/071 1024/086 1023/097 1076/087
W9RE 020/014 211/065 435/073 1333/100 1015/099 1019/086
K1ZZ 048/036 271/054 591/075 1116/088 901/091 1047/081
W1WEF 054/036 284/054 459/070 1054/097 817/099 1069/087
N2IC 026/017 93/042 519/077 1038/092 999/096 1291/096
K2UA 042/028 165/048 687/072 852/077 886/089 1336/092
K3CR (LZ4 061/038 264/065 539/080 950/084 793/091 801/083
VY2SS (K6 042/030 219/054 482/064 979/090 898/088 1024/084
K3ZO 016/013 235/056 408/064 1030/073 955/089 1143/086
VA3UZ @VE 025/017 126/057 283/066 778/094 1025/098 1067/095
KR1G 042/028 364/058 488/070 1031/087 867/083 713/070
K8GL 021/019 111/054 322/071 639/093 824/090 997/091
W6EEN (N6 012/009 105/036 459/073 720/086 813/100 861/092
K0EJ 022/017 81/050 262/060 925/080 871/081 1008/076
K5NA 013/010 67/039 354/061 844/075 750/083 1226/077
N4ZR 009/009 242/060 318/070 704/078 811/084 811/083
W2FU 032/025 203/053 250/060 608/079 777/094 912/087
N3BB 015/013 90/045 547/077 910/074 545/081 974/066
N9CK 012/011 71/044 215/069 712/084 730/089 1107/080
W7GG 050/012 137/037 447/069 718/084 634/087 713/081
K9MA 011/010 73/042 187/063 772/084 721/083 864/085
WC1M 034/032 232/053 418/062 831/067 606/060 627/069
W2XL 043/032 190/052 334/057 671/069 615/071 606/071
K3MD 017/016 48/035 160/070 561/089 613/092 781/091
K8DX 024/019 271/059 320/060 680/054 484/064 808/067
N2GC 022/019 138/050 338/069 453/079 471/082 703/081
N6TV 016/010 118/034 408/064 858/076 476/077 468/069
K5YAA 012/008 92/046 163/060 413/063 554/083 878/083
WA2VYA 013/012 143/057 271/067 336/081 449/076 726/071
KC7V 025/010 93/036 358/062 444/065 597/082 628/071
N5RG 039/025 79/044 232/062 499/069 438/076 664/082
NT1N 027/023 145/050 167/067 533/078 371/077 392/072
W1ECT 025/021 79/040 176/043 444/061 504/066 641/062
W4SAA 013/010 65/042 161/062 470/060 288/076 416/075
K1GU 005/005 112/044 228/053 351/066 294/063 547/063
K6VO (K6N 014/012 78/039 179/047 312/046 350/067 612/073
N3UM 000/000 117/043 194/043 370/050 409/067 504/060
N8SM 000/000 52/037 278/054 263/065 335/061 576/057
K0OU 000/000 43/025 213/060 364/081 378/077 303/068
K7NV 013/009 38/029 195/053 412/065 272/072 260/068
KU8E 023/018 66/042 120/053 270/057 360/076 283/065
K1PQS 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
W0ZQ 000/000 41/033 127/053 277/071 295/076 285/069
KO7X @KI7 020/017 37/025 117/038 150/053 371/068 414/068
N6HC 003/003 21/016 74/040 263/070 255/062 299/068
KA2MGE 000/000 39/028 101/052 170/054 171/066 332/070
N5QQ @KD5 002/002 24/021 61/040 311/046 199/059 353/052
N1RR 000/000 /000 80/023 103/037 421/060 565/058
W6MVW 000/000 /000 88/047 158/060 156/066 308/073
K2UOP 014/013 24/020 68/031 135/054 139/054 159/056
KW4DA 000/000 /000 21/011 171/038 215/038 419/048
K6LRN 001/001 26/021 60/035 105/047 114/060 96/043
WX3B 001/001 24/019 42/027 88/036 61/036 262/054
K6SE 024/012 20/012 68/021 101/043 137/047 113/036
W0TY 001/001 8/008 48/030 136/044 121/048 115/039
VE7QO 000/000 /000 /000 112/043 145/053 153/052
AD4L 000/000 14/012 67/031 61/038 41/031 41/023
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NA SOAB(A) QRP
W6QU (W8Q 001/001 6/005 63/026 179/059 229/066 308/073
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NA SOAB(A) LP
N0AX 010/007 58/023 130/047 480/080 512/093 599/089
N2CQ 000/000 86/046 92/039 225/072 335/089 367/091
VE1OP 000/000 18/017 64/049 109/084 107/079 807/099
N9XX 000/000 32/029 84/053 220/075 279/090 413/088
AK4XX 000/000 65/040 150/056 248/070 237/074 288/067
N6WS 000/000 29/018 87/056 155/081 242/090 285/087
N6MW 000/000 43/039 56/044 117/069 183/078 226/075
N3SD 000/000 21/026 70/043 140/074 155/076 208/074
AE4RO 008/008 15/014 20/019 156/066 113/068 156/079
K0UK 004/004 17/005 145/009 141/054 161/062 148/046
K8AJS 000/000 27/024 56/050 135/064 121/063 75/061
NA2U 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 980/104
VE4YU 001/001 14/012 10/008 173/050 151/057 141/049
WA7YAZ 000/000 2/002 22/012 47/034 98/056 179/071
K4WW 000/000 5/005 22/018 62/023 201/036 110/032
W2RDS 000/000 /000 14/014 26/023 92/053 99/055
WA4PXP @W 001/001 2/002 12/010 28/021 11/010 82/038
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NA SOAB(A) HP
K3WW 058/049 220/068 962/096 1233/103 1010/109 1079/099
AA3B 021/018 224/063 527/086 600/096 832/101 1002/099
W2RE 037/034 206/065 447/086 655/092 731/108 963/101
KQ3F 015/015 70/052 502/084 1036/092 755/097 904/103
W7/DL3OI 013/011 44/037 286/077 1171/099 753/098 1044/097
N1EU 048/048 120/069 299/083 424/102 832/112 844/108
W2UP 033/032 155/063 397/079 862/095 492/094 671/094
NO2R 064/050 138/067 232/077 495/098 649/106 758/108
W4NF 033/027 148/060 355/078 549/095 535/098 858/098
W6XR 045/036 104/063 341/088 399/097 576/105 761/100
NQ4I 030/028 124/061 213/077 578/092 521/093 794/099
N8BJQ 021/020 112/050 191/065 393/087 603/092 924/101
W1GD 028/023 112/052 185/067 619/089 548/091 628/091
W2GDJ 017/014 57/041 105/043 814/099 653/101 554/098
N4GG 043/035 146/065 202/073 380/089 417/098 466/089
W3YY 025/021 157/062 204/070 273/082 410/080 421/090
N6CW 000/000 31/020 228/067 435/077 365/087 493/085
N3ZA 024/022 72/053 116/061 281/091 255/085 369/090
N2CY 000/000 1/001 144/060 304/085 355/088 433/092
WE9V 007/007 40/036 110/059 157/082 261/090 492/090
W6TK 000/000 48/023 150/058 348/080 291/088 306/081
K2ONP 026/024 49/036 178/049 372/053 331/063 328/058
W7VV 000/000 /000 161/045 615/083 263/076 280/066
K1JN 011/010 76/045 142/061 168/069 249/075 369/081
W3IQ 000/000 /000 119/053 236/069 292/078 365/082
K6RIM 005/004 32/018 93/051 184/078 168/084 226/088
N8KM 007/007 48/038 86/056 167/076 142/073 183/084
K0KX 000/000 60/038 139/054 148/063 132/063 221/083
N8PW 001/001 40/027 82/042 175/057 248/071 225/060
NE9Z 006/005 32/026 36/025 103/064 103/070 120/067
K3PP 002/002 12/012 44/032 58/040 62/052 175/064
Teams:
RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
KE1LI
N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
K2RD K2RD W1CU
KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
K9VV
K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
N5DX, K5GO
W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
N3AD N3AD, N3MT
N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
WN9O WN9O & W9IU
K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
K2SX K2SX, N2UN
W7CT NC7W W7CT
K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
N2NT W2/LU9AY
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Feb 25 20:45:02 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020225204450.023be990@mail.eskimo.com>
2002 CQWW 160 SSB - Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
Submit logs by: March 31.2002
E-mail logs to: cq160@kkn.net
Mail logs to: (none, CQ has asked that all logs be e-mailed)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX Multi-Op LP
SN8V @SP8YMM 64 0 30 9,810
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX Multi-Op HP
KG4DZ 3430 3,231,060
EI7M 546 29 44 248,500
4O6A @YT6A 550 18 52 221,600
G3UEG 417 20 51 20 166,700
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
DX SO HP
OT2T (ON4UN) 704 32 57 398,097
SV8CS 664 19 57 270,028
OH0NL 454 6 52 141,346 CONTEST CLUB FINLAND
LY2FY 433 7 20 141,215 KTU RC
LY2TA @LY7Z 114 10 41 4 33,864
G3SVL 66 6 29 4 12,985
XE2AC 23 8 3 3 1,221
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE Multi-Op HP
N8TR 1068 58 32 33 234,000
AA1K 531 51 28 11 113,602
K3WW 482 46 12 12 66,758
K3OO 219 17 38 32,285
K3OOO 159 34 6 14,720
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO
VE3RCN 42 20 3,900
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO QRP
W0ETC 341 50 3 38,531
KR0B (KS0T) 287 50 3 12 33,125
VA3TTT 104 28 1 14,558
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO LP
VA3RU 478 54 12 154,572
K1PX 773 57 10 24 115,106
AC0W 518 53 7 14 68,640
K0UK 328 51 4 40,700 GRAND MESA
K1JT 172 37 6 10 16,684
N8PY 128 123 5 8 11,560
W3MF 139 34 2 3 11,088
N4CW 50 26 0 2,834
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Q's NA DX Hr Score Club
USA/VE SO HP
VA3KA @VE3QAA 717 57 30 317,898
W4MYA 1177 58 41 27 306,603
VE3PN 680 56 30 22 297,818
WB9Z 1409 58 31 27 297,171
N4UK 1022 57 34 232,232
N3HBX 889 56 24 173,760
K9NR 952 57 19 164,236
K4JNY 838 54 21 143,775
K0DU 739 54 14 25 112,880
W5PR 656 52 20 112,104
NX9T 696 52 17 108,261
K8DX 477 48 25 96,944
K2UOP 602 52 10 13 82,522
W3GH 406 52 17 67,896
N8KM 375 46 12 50,228
AC8G 299 51 10 10 42,212
K0EJ 400 44 4 40,800
KO7X @KI7WX 313 49 6 4 37,840
VE6JY 156 46 2 35,712
KG7H 274 51 4 14 33,440
N6RO 211 51 6 27,645
K4BAI 207 42 5 18,522
W4HJ 252 34 1 18,480
N3HXQ 166 33 3 3 13,248
K6SE 126 41 3 5 12,488
Teams:
SN8V @SP8YMM SP8LBK, SP8NCF
KG4DZ W4ZYT W4SD N8CH KU4EC N6ZO
4O6A @YT6A YU7EU, YT6A
N8TR N8TR,WB8K,W8BIN,KF8UN,N8DMM
AA1K AA1K + PACKET
>From anton.mandos at philips.com Tue Feb 26 08:26:02 2002
From: anton.mandos@philips.com (anton.mandos@philips.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Correct QSL info for OTxL-calls
Message-ID: <OFEE286B69.BFA919E9-ONC1256B6C.0027D9DF@diamond.philips.com>
Dear contesters
In addition and correction to the note of John, ON4UN:
The QSL route for the contest call of the NOL-contesters is
via ON5LL ( ON five LL ).
Address OK in any callbook, or via the UBA bureau.
The calls we used up till now were OT1L, OT2L , OT2E (1992 only!)
OT3L, OT4L, OT5L, OT6L, OT7L, OT8L OT9L and OT0L
73 and see you next contest!
Anton, ON6NL
president NOL
>From n2mg at contesting.com Tue Feb 26 05:35:19 2002
From: n2mg@contesting.com (Mike Gilmer - N2MG)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <20020226133519.15021.cpmta@c002.snv.cp.net>
This odd DIN footprint seems to be a JA-radio thing. The Kenwood 930/940
series has this same, "unique" arrangement for its XVERTER jack. In my
HF-centric world, this jack is where one can tap into the receive path for
Beverage antenna use. I guess that's better than not having any jack for this
purpose.
Excuse the ASCII "art"
"U" arrangement (940/930/1000MP/etc.)
P
P P
P P P
X X
"C" arrangement (everyone else!)
P
P P
P P P
X X
Notice the two pins marked "X" are closer together on the "standard" 8-pin; all
others are spaced the same between connectors. If you don't need the signals
on these pins, cut them off the plug and you'll be OK.
If you do what I did and insert the wrong plug into the jack, you'll likely (as
I did) crack the jack on the radio. Fortunately, in my case, the jack still
functions correctly.
73 Mike N2MG
On Mon, 25 February 2002, "Tom Rauch" wrote:
>
> > Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> > bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> The pin spacing and size is very close, but a tiny bit different than
> all the other DIN plugs in the world.
>
> I spent about 30 hours looking for a replacement, and the only
> source I found is Yaesu.
>
> You can tweak the pins with needle nose pliers and force a regular
> DIN in, but it doesn't fit quite right!
>
> I've heard rumors some people push really really hard and manage
> to get a DIN plug in, but I was always afraid to try it!
>
> Call Yaesu, save yourself grief.
> 73, Tom W8JI
> W8JI@contesting.com
________________________________________________
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>From N7NG at arrl.org Tue Feb 26 08:39:19 2002
From: N7NG@arrl.org (Mills, Wayne N7NG)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC03340B8F@KAHLESS>
Beware! Forcing one of these plugs has been know to break the insulator in
the jack.
Wayne, N7NG
-----Original Message-----
From: k8cc [mailto:k8cc@mediaone.net]
Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 11:05 PM
To: William H Hendrick; cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
At 02:07 PM 2/25/02 -0600, William H Hendrick wrote:
>Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
>bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Bill,
The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across the
side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not fit
(however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
Fortunately, I have a little electronic store a few miles away who (for
some reason) carries the right 8 -pin DIN. I know Amateur Electronic
Supply also carries these special 8-pin DINs as well.
73,
Dave/K8CC
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>From k6na at cts.com Tue Feb 26 06:26:52 2002
From: k6na@cts.com (Glenn Rattmann)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <200202261428.GAA24047@neko.cts.com>
Re the pesky DINs for FT-1000MP:
>Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
>bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
Here is a re-post of W2VJN's information covering the DINs (from the 1000MP
reflector):
>Din connectors from 3 pin to 14 pins plus mini DINs from 3 to 8 pins are
>available from The RF Connection in MD. www.therfc.com The 4 pin units are
>$1 each.
>
>Note that the two types of 8 pin connectors are called DP8 (Icom) and
>DP8/262 (Kenwood and Yaesu). The 262 refers to the angle subtended by pins
>1 and 7.
>
>George, W2VJN
All the HRO stores carry the proper 8p DIN for Yaesu and Kenwood also, and
have for years.
73, Glenn K6NA
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Tue Feb 26 10:07:10 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White, K4OJ)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: CQ-Contest digest, Vol 1 #5 - 8 msgs
References: <200202261348.g1QDmAVw013697@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <00a801c1bef0$69b54380$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
well put
what is funny is how some guys do not get what this is really about - kind
of a shame - oh well
heah I have a bunch of NEW Telrex yagis for sale if you know of anyone
looking let them know!
OJ
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Subject: CQ-Contest digest, Vol 1 #5 - 8 msgs
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> 1. 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup Logs Received (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
> 2. Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration? (Jeff Maass)
> 3. Re: [PVRC] Re: [PVRC] spotting (AA4NC@aol.com)
> 4. FT1000MP band data (William H Hendrick)
> 5. Re: FT1000MP band data (Tom Rauch)
> 6. Re: FT1000MP band data (k8cc)
> 7. 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002 (Michael Dinkelman)
> 8. 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002 (Michael Dinkelman)
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 1
> From: "Henderson, Dan N1ND" <dhenderson@arrl.org>
> To: "'cq-contest'" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup Logs Received
>
> The list of Logs Received for the 2002 ARRL RTTY Roundup has been posted
at
> www.arrl.org/contests/claimed
>
> If you find an error, please contact me at n1nd@arrl.org or by phone at
> 860-594-0232. If your entry is missing, please have available the number
> from your automated receipt when you contact me.
>
> Thanks and 73
>
> Dan Henderson, N1ND
> ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 2
> From: "Jeff Maass" <jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
> To: "CQ Contest Mailing List" <CQ-Contest@CONTESTING.COM>
> Cc: "MRRC Mailing List" <mrrc@CONTESTING.COM>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration?
>
>
> Thanks to all the folks who have sent pictures (or links to pictures)
> of their SO2R stations. Some good ideas out there!
>
> I needed to break away from work for a few minutes, and
> updated my plans a bit.
>
> See them at:
> http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/Radio/K8ND_SO2R.htm
>
> Additional discussion/ideas are welcomed!
>
> 73,
> Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
> USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
> Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
> Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 3
> From: AA4NC@aol.com
> To: <k2av@contesting.com>
> Cc: <pvrc@mailman.qth.net>, <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: [PVRC] Re: [PVRC] spotting
>
> I have "no dog in the hunt" as far as the packet vs. no packet debate in
this contest, but I do believe an interesting occurence has happened with
the N2RM claimed win using no packet.
>
> First off, I join others in applauding the N2RM effort. These guys won
against the "conventional wisdom" odds. They used the strengths of their
station (ample number/quality of ops and same band receive ability) to beat
the packet system.
>
> The other major advantage that they had was very visible to us on the DX
end of this contest. While most all the big gun multis sat in the huge
packet generated pileups, N2RM worked us when we were begging for QSOs.
Multiply this by 600 plus multipliers and there's the margin of victory.
Those packet induced pileups can really slow you down. I also didn't hear
N2RM trying to work "8P6JA" (our call was busted several times on packet
spots) as a lot of the other big multis did. This shows me that a lot of
the stations are too dependent on packet and they are blindly shooting
spots.
>
> I doubt that my normally undermanned M/S operations will be able to turn
off the packet any time soon, but I hope to learn from N2RM. We should not
rely solely on packet for multipliers, and we should actually look at the
spots before pushing the packet shoot button...
>
> 73,
>
> Will
> AA4NC / W4MR
> 8P9JA in ARRL DX
>
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 4
> From: "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>
> Organization: Des Moines Area Community College
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
>
> For any of the contesters that use a FT1000MP:
>
> Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> Bill, N0AC
> *****************************
> William Hendrick
> whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us
> Amateur radio: N0AC
> whhendrick@mchsi.com
> *****************************
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 5
> From: "Tom Rauch" <w8ji@contesting.com>
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com,
> "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
> Reply-to: W8JI@contesting.com
>
> > Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> > bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> The pin spacing and size is very close, but a tiny bit different than
> all the other DIN plugs in the world.
>
> I spent about 30 hours looking for a replacement, and the only
> source I found is Yaesu.
>
> You can tweak the pins with needle nose pliers and force a regular
> DIN in, but it doesn't fit quite right!
>
> I've heard rumors some people push really really hard and manage
> to get a DIN plug in, but I was always afraid to try it!
>
> Call Yaesu, save yourself grief.
> 73, Tom W8JI
> W8JI@contesting.com
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 6
> To: "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>,
> cq-contest@contesting.com
> From: k8cc <k8cc@mediaone.net>
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
>
> At 02:07 PM 2/25/02 -0600, William H Hendrick wrote:
> >Is the FT1000MP band data output a special size? The DIN plug I
> >bought from Radio Shack seems to be too large.
>
> Bill,
>
> The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across the
> side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not fit
> (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
>
> Fortunately, I have a little electronic store a few miles away who (for
> some reason) carries the right 8 -pin DIN. I know Amateur Electronic
> Supply also carries these special 8-pin DINs as well.
>
> 73,
>
>
> Dave/K8CC
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 7
> To: 3830@contesting.com, cq-contest@contesting.com
> From: Michael Dinkelman <mwdink@eskimo.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> 2002 ARRL DX CW - DX Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
> E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
> Mail logs to:
> DX CW Contest
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> 225 Main St.
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> USA
>
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>
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> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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>
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> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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> DK2GZ 534 158 253,116 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
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>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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> 4N1FG 882 188 497,448 YUCC
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>
>
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> WP2Z (N2NI) 3341 317 30 3,177,291 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
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> KL7WV (W3YQ) 2052 302 22 1,859,112
> 8S2F (SM2LIY) 2182 233 1,517,529
> 7S2E (SM2DMU) 2060 234 38 1,446,120 TOEC
> 9H1ZA 1853 250 24 1,389,750
> RK4FF 1968 215 1,269,360
> RW4PL 1245 189 702,513
> RK9CZO (RX9CAZ 1126 179 604,125 URAL CONTEST GROUP
> Z36W 759 167 380,259 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
> Z35M 650 135 263,250 MACEDONIA CONTEST TE
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOAB(A) LP
> YL0A (YL2KA) 1147 201 691,641 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
> HA9OA 415 100 14 124,500
> YL2PN 357 103 110,313 LATVIAN CONTEST CLUB
> SM5AJV 118 67 23,718 TOEC
> SV1XV 48 41 5,904
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOAB(A) HP
> V26G (N2ED) 4200 322 40 4,057,200 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> M0SDX 3032 264 2,399,760 RSGB
> OM5AW 1747 230 23 1,205,430
> RX3APM 1804 219 1,185,228
> LY2OX 1518 226 23 1,028,526 LITHUANIAN DX GROUP
> 9A2RD 1340 217 20 872,340 WWYC
> OE8CIQ 1092 175 573,300 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
> S55OO 100 54 2+ 16,200 RK REZKE DRAGAR
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/10 QRP
> WP3A 127 31 11,811 COAMO CONTEST CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/10 LP
> LW1EXU 892 55 147,180 RCLP CRDR RCA
> EI5DI 811 58 141,114
> GM2T (GM0CLN) 754 58 20 131,196 C&PS ARC
> HA5NG 592 56 97,680 HADXC
> PY3DX 529 54 85,698 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
> ON7YX 493 55 81,345 UBA NOK
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/10 HP
> F5MUX 2022 59 357,894
> EI4BZ 1515 57 257,526
> S50K 1270 59 224,790 SCC
> F5MZN @F6BEE 1248 59 22 220,896
> DL6RAI 1254 58 218,196 BAVARIAN CONTEST CLU
> S56M 1206 59 213,462 SCC
> 7J1AAI (W1NN) 1210 57 16 206,910
> OK2RZ (OK1FUA) 1145 59 202,665
> OH6RX 1156 58 201,144 CCF
> S50C (S53MM) 1145 58 199,230 CCS - CONTEST CLUB S
> YT6T @YT6A 1017 59 180,009 SKY CONTEST CLUB
> OM2IB 986 58 171,564
> S55M @S54G 862 58 18 149,988 RADIO CLUB "JADRAN"
> 4N1SM 600 58 12 104,400
> G0ORH 814 84,645
> F/WO9S 434 56 72,912 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> SP8FHK/8 470 48 67,680
> UA9YAB 362 52 56,160
> RX9WR 397 47 55,977 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
> M6T (G4PIQ) 355 48 2 50,688 MARTLESHAM DX & CG
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/15 QRP
> S57IIO 360 51 12 54,774 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
> HA3LI 262 47 36,801
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/15 LP
> TI7/N4MO 1217 58 27 211,758 PVRC
> 9A3PA 807 55 14 133,155 CROATIAN CONTEST CLU
> SP4DEU 589 55 97,185
> SM7N (SM7NDX) 585 53 93,015
> G4IIY 545 53 15 86,655
> DL7BY 385 52 22 60,060 BERLIN-DX-GROUP
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/15 HP
> OH6AC (OH6CS) 1524 60 36 274,140 CCF
> S51TA 1271 59 30 224,967 CCS&ZCC
> PY2YU 1076 58 187,224 TUPY DX GROUP
> OM5M (OM4DW) 1030 59 182,310
> RZ3AA 965 59 20 170,805
> OM3NA 949 59 30 164,787 RK LEVICE
> S52ZW 940 58 163,560 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
> OK2ZC 885 58 153,990 OKDXC
> YZ7V (YZ7DX) 878 57 150,138 BANAT DX GROUP
> RA9WR 700 57 119,700 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
> IU4T (IK4MTF) 660 57 8 112,860
> UT1IA 534 54 86,508 UCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/160 QRP
> S57LWG @S57IIO 1 1 1 3 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/160 HP
> XE2AC 301 50 45,150
> OM5RW 118 24 8,496
> ON4BR 103 23 5 7,107 NOL UBA
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/20 LP
> PY2NY 634 56 106,512 TUPY DX GROUP
> ZC4DW 532 55 15 87,780 CHILTERN
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/20 HP
> YT9X (YU1ZZ) 1551 60 33 279,180 YU CC
> IO4L (I4LCK) 1365 58 237,162 M C C
> LY6A (LY2BM) 1124 59 198,594 KTU RC
> RU9WX 766 58 133,284 BASHKIRIAN DX CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/40 LP
> S53F 447 50 66,900
> PY3MM @ZX5J 79 28 2 6,636 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/40 HP
> C6AKQ (N4BP) 1283 60 30 230,940 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> 4U1ITU (OM3CGN 1146 58 199,404
> HA8IB 961 59 169,920 HA-DX
> OM0M (OM0WR) 900 59 20 159,300
> GW7X (GW3NJW) 892 57 30 152,532 CONTEST CAMBRIA
> S57UN 634 54 102,708 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/80 QRP
> S57KRI @S57IIO 12 7 3 252 SLOVENIA CONTEST CLU
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/80 LP
> C6A/K7RE 958 59 25 169,389
> PA5AT 282 31 15 26,226
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> DX SOSB/80 HP
> OT2T (ON4UN) 726 54 117,612 RRDXA
> TM2Y (F5MZN) 692 52 22 107,952
> EA8ZS 599 54 96,228 GALDAR CONTEST CLUB
> YT6A 485 48 69,840 SKY CONTEST CLUB
> S59CAB (S57MW) 519 43 66,951 ZCC&CCS
> SP8BRQ 409 42 51,534
> OK1RK 348 39 40,716
> SN8F 337 39 39,429
> UA6LV 297 43 38,313
>
>
>
>
> Band Breakdowns:
> 160 80 40 20 15 10
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/2 HP
> OH0R 029/015 144/035 398/053 1423/059 1231/060 1318/059
> LY7Z 080/022 232/040 603/054 1108/059 1072/058 1084/058
> ES6Q @ES5 005/005 120/025 700/057 1300/059 1100/059 1100/059
> RM6A @RN6 059/020 174/032 547/056 1200/059 903/058 910/059
> SK3W @SK3 035/016 254/041 392/057 842/057 735/057 668/056
> YZ7A @YU7 034/014 163/030 378/047 709/058 704/057 668/056
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/M HP
> 9A1A 258/035 557/046 55/059 1348/059 1426/059 1374/058
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/S LP
> M3S 000/000 29/015 91/028 138/034 127/035 165/039
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX M/S HP
> 8P9JA @8P 305/048 538/059 695/061 1011/061 1252/061 1294/061
> ZF2NT 354/050 607/054 784/058 1018/059 1141/058 1162/059
> ZF1A 446/056 657/058 662/058 761/060 972/059 1128/059
> KL7Y 094/026 358/052 564/057 851/058 1016/057 1275/059
> OM7M 101/029 267/041 488/054 849/058 669/057 900/058
> SN8V @SP8 002/002 174/031 301/044 789/055 586/057 687/057
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB QRP
> LZ7X (LZ1 001/001 52/021 209/039 491/057 346/052 429/054
> V31AH 000/000 252/049 205/041 291/048 335/052 371/040
> KL7AC 000/000 /000 10/006 175/046 296/047 492/052
> SP5DDJ 000/000 15/009 55/018 165/041 203/044 246/052
> 3V8SM (DL 000/000 10/007 26/013 113/039 163/043 301/046
> DK2GZ 000/000 12/007 59/024 132/038 138/041 193/048
> 7L4IOU 000/000 21/008 70/023 123/038 128/040 141/040
> DF1DX 000/000 7/006 30/015 98/035 98/033 182/044
> F5NOD 000/000 1/001 13/009 86/035 71/033 43/025
> G4EHT 000/000 /000 15/009 6/004 14/013 12/009
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB LP
> P40W (W2G 224/043 463/057 629/059 685/059 925/059 1040/059
> VP5GA (N2 292/051 390/055 633/058 655/060 728/058 879/058
> XE1/N6AN 000/000 398/053 469/052 390/057 678/057 786/057
> PJ7/ND5S 237/041 325/050 378/048 239/048 531/053 550/056
> EA7GTF 010/009 51/020 363/050 518/053 584/055 828/057
> KH0/JM1LR 000/000 23/010 301/045 395/053 545/052 828/055
> 9A7P (9A6 000/000 67/020 211/040 600/054 408/054 509/054
> OK1DSZ 002/002 173/028 127/037 391/051 360/051 471/053
> DL6RAI (F 000/000 12/008 77/029 336/050 531/056 508/057
> LZ1ABC 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> EA3KU 000/000 10/009 74/023 233/046 421/054 370/050
> C6AGS (KI 000/000 42/022 40/024 268/048 415/050 201/045
> LY2MW 000/000 75/022 140/030 233/044 216/046 248/046
> HB9ARF 003/003 62/020 99/030 206/043 244/049 268/046
> 4N1FG 000/000 43/018 192/041 204/038 212/043 231/048
> PA3AAV 001/001 14/009 94/036 108/033 93/035 210/051
> EA1WX 000/000 20/013 58/020 170/044 141/041 117/037
> ON5UM 000/000 40/018 70/027 98/031 120/040 146/044
> G4PIQ 001/001 42/017 65/023 124/035 105/034 129/040
> OH3IR 000/000 /000 36/020 50/023 125/035 113/035
> HB9DTM 000/000 /000 27/015 95/033 31/021 184/036
> OH1BOI 000/000 9/007 26/016 95/032 62/030 94/033
> OM7RC 000/000 /000 19/013 97/033 95/032 97/031
> LY1DS 000/000 /000 28/014 53/026 34/020 199/045
> HL1/WX8C 000/000 /000 /000 75/032 88/037 122/040
> OZ0RS 000/000 /000 7/004 76/029 58/025 111/034
> KG4PYM 000/000 /000 9/009 85/036 111/049 /000
> SV1NA/SV9 000/000 /000 /000 27/006 144/025 306/036
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB HP
> VP5U (AJ6 144/041 380/050 546/057 942/058 1220/058 1031/057
> FG/YL2KL 141/036 520/054 529/055 875/057 914/059 935/059
> TM5C (F6A 161/032 302/046 428/052 807/060 1032/057 975/059
> WP2Z (N2N 207/043 362/052 406/054 628/054 863/057 875/057
> G4BUO 119/027 349/042 395/054 814/057 777/057 1077/058
> S53O 019/013 200/037 381/049 985/058 709/055 907/058
> DL1IAO 081/021 175/034 331/047 749/059 697/057 815/057
> DL4MCF 022/011 119/032 346/049 802/057 632/052 816/058
> KL7WV (W3 111/039 388/053 330/051 349/054 279/052 595/053
> 8S2F (SM2 001/001 44/023 178/043 461/056 960/058 538/052
> 7S2E (SM2 000/000 55/022 252/046 560/057 459/054 734/055
> 9H1ZA 003/003 210/035 399/050 480/054 340/053 421/055
> RK4FF 046/024 234/036 234/042 344/049 322/046 355/054
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB(A) LP
> YL2PN 000/000 /000 60/019 23/010 104/035 170/039
> SM5AJV 000/000 6/004 10/007 52/024 24/014 26/018
> SV1XV 000/000 /000 /000 13/009 18/015 17/017
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> DX SOAB(A) HP
> V26G (N2E 151/040 494/053 457/054 726/058 1075/058 1297/059
> OM5AW 002/002 75/024 241/040 530/055 388/052 511/057
> 9A2RD 000/000 39/017 189/038 377/054 373/053 362/055
> OE8CIQ 000/000 /000 51/019 372/050 346/053 323/053
> S55OO 000/000 20/010 20/012 35/016 25/016 /000
>
>
>
> Teams:
> RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
> OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
> HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
> LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
> ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
> OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
> RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
> SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
> YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
> YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
> M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
> 8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
> ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
> ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
> KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
> OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
> SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
> LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
> OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
> N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
> K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
> N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
> W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
> K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
> K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
> KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
> KE1LI
> N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
> W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
> N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
> K2RD K2RD W1CU
> KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
> W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
> K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
> K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
> K9VV
> K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
> K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
> K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
> K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
> W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
> W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
> NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
> K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
> NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
> K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
> N5DX, K5GO
> W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
> KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
> K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
> K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
> N3AD N3AD, N3MT
> N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
> K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
> W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
> K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
> K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
> AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
> N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
> N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
> N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
> AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
> K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
> WN9O WN9O & W9IU
> K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
> K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
> K2SX K2SX, N2UN
> W7CT NC7W W7CT
> K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
> VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
> VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
> N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
> KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
> N2NT W2/LU9AY
>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 8
> To: 3830@contesting.com, cq-contest@contesting.com
> From: Michael Dinkelman <mwdink@eskimo.com>
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> 2002 ARRL DX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Feb2002
>
> Submit logs by: March 19, 2002
> E-mail logs to: DXCW@arrl.org
> Mail logs to:
> DX CW Contest
> ARRL
> 225 Main St.
> Newington, CT 06111
> USA
>
> 3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
> 3830 Archives - http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/
> Submisssion info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
> Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA M/2 HP
> N2RM 6933 576 48 11,980,224 FRC
> K1KI 6329 577 48 10,946,844 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N3RS 6414 567 48 10,910,214 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W4AN 6511 552 48 10,778,904 SECC
> K4JA 5992 571 48 10,264,000 PVRC
> K8LX 5216 500 48 7,824,000
> KB1H 4306 522 6,738,498 YANKKE CLIPPER CONTE
> N4RV 4009 517 48 6,207,102 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> W5KFT 4088 502 48 6,097,794
> N0IJ 3299 464 4,592,208 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> K2RD 1914 495 28 2,842,290 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA M/M HP
> KC1XX 9176 645 17,747,820
> W3LPL 9038 651 48 17,651,214 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K3LR 9109 632 17,242,224 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K9NS 8486 623 48 15,806,133 SMC
> K1XM @W1KM 7963 605 48 14,449,215 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> K1RX 7429 596 13,275,900 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W4MYA 6955 588 48 12,229,812 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> NY4A @N4AF 6973 574 48 11,959,290 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K8CC 6607 571 48 11,317,791 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> K5GO 6078 552 48 10,065,168 OZARKS CONTEST CLUB
> W0AIH 6141 544 10,000,896
> K3NM 5776 558 48 9,669,024 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> K4NNN 5472 551 9,027,033 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> N3AD 4657 511 48 7,137,648 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> N6RO 4987 474 7,065,918 RIVER CITY CONTESTER
> K3ANS 4247 488 48 6,200,040 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W2CG 3541 471 4,996,368 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA M/S HP
> K8AZ 4360 528 48 6,900,000 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K1IR 4004 512 48 6,150,144 YANKEE CLIPPER CC
> AA2FB 3584 484 40 5,204,198 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N0NI 3538 494 5,200,000
> N0DY 3262 445 48 4,340,085 EASTERN IOWA DX ASSO
> N5YA 2837 425 48 3,610,800 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
> AA2WN @W2YC 2500 7491 41 3,520,770 FRC
> K2UG @KY2J 2345 454 48 3,193,890 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> WN9O 2407 436 44 3,147,048 SMC
> K9SD 2736 379 46 3,105,147 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> K0MP 2403 426 48 3,056,976 MILE HIGH DX ASSN
> K2SX 2197 413 33 2,722,083 ORDER OF BOILED OWLS
> W7CT 2398 365 48 2,588,589 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
> K0TV 1890 405 43 2,292,705 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> VE7UF 2081 349 41 2,133,786 BCDX CLUB
> VE3HG 1667 406 47 2,030,406
> N3BNA 1531 355 1,629,450 FRC
> KK1L 1494 295 1,321,305 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> AA4V 776 244 12 566,568 CAROLINAS DX ASSOCIA
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB QRP
> KG9X 1651 376 1,861,200 SMC
> K2DM 1501 308 40 1,386,924 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> N4KG 1324 325 38 1,290,900
> VA3TTT 1114 284 40 938,000 U_VE CLUB TORONTO
> W9WI 1020 268 818,472 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
> N7IR 1009 265 43 802,155 CENTRAL AZ DX ASSOCI
> N0UR 1090 240 28 784,800 MWA
> N9CIQ 922 264 19 730,224 MN WIRELESS
> N7OU 1007 240 36 725,040 WVDXC
> W9SE 798 261 624,834 SMC
> K7MM 745 236 24 527,460
> KG5U 649 200 388,800 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
> K8ZT 441 202 262,398 CUYAHOGA FALLS ARC
> W2ENY 300 134 120,600 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> NQ7X 333 117 14 116,883
> N9NE 274 125 18 102,750
> VA7NT 225 106 71,550
> W1SA 204 85 52,020
> W3SE 55 41 5 6,642 SCCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB LP
> K7SV 2359 420 42 2,972,340 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> N2NT 2746 360 40 2,962,440 FRC - :: HT
> KS1J 2607 372 45 2,908,296 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N4TZ @N4TZ/9 2545 371 2,832,585 SMC
> K1VUT 2627 355 46 2,797,755 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> K0SR @W0ZT 2484 349 42 2,600,748 MWA
> N8AA 2188 393 2,577,294 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K8EP 2239 339 42 2,275,029
> K1VR 2010 372 2,243,160 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N6MJ 2183 342 41 2,197,692 SCCC
> N4YDU 2054 351 36 2,162,862 PVRC
> N5AW 1880 376 41 2,120,640 CTDXCC
> NY3A 2328 284 40 1,980,900 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K4OGG 2060 317 1,959,060 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
> K3PH 1921 328 31 1,890,264 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> WO4O 1625 369 1,793,340 TENNESSEE CONTEST GR
> VE5ZX 1766 320 42 1,695,360
> W1WAI 1639 332 30 1,632,444 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W4AA 1385 367 1,524,885 FCG
> K1VSJ 1520 334 33 1,523,040 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N3FR 1556 310 37 1,447,080 WEEKEND WARRIORS CON
> KA1IS 1438 320 30 1,378,560
> K4EU 1325 325 30 1,291,875 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K7ED (WA0RJY) 1540 273 36 1,251,432 WWDXC
> K5IID 1284 319 38 1,228,788 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> NA0N 1527 268 26 1,227,708 MWA
> KV8Q 1312 309 1,216,224
> K1HT 1272 311 1,186,776 YCCC
> K0RI 1192 317 1,133,592
> W0ETT 1247 302 1,127,970 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
> K9MMS 1227 300 1,104,300 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> VE5SF 1332 249 973,341 REGINA AMATEUR RADIO
> K8IR 1085 282 36 917,910 BAY AREA WIRELESS AS
> N7LOX 1174 249 28 877,725 WWDXC
> VE3BW 1069 273 36 875,511 NFIDXA
> NA4K 1038 256 15 797,184 TCG
> N5MF 979 268 18 787,116
> KI7Y 972 256 746,496 WVDXC
> K8GT 905 273 36 741,195 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> NF4A 1000 247 741,000 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> N0FP 815 254 32 621,030 MN WIRELESS ASSOC
> VE3GFN 860 239 19 616,620
> K1IB 937 220 616,440 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> VE6ZT 809 245 590,940
> N0HJZ 679 286 18 582,582 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> WN6K 913 187 29 512,193 SCCC
> NG3K 715 227 21 486,915
> W9AU 718 225 13 484,650 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
> N6PE 691 226 25 468,498
> N4VI 732 206 14 452,376 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
> VO1WET 781 184 15 422,832
> NS3T 562 241 19 406,326
> VE7FO 717 187 398,871
> KN0V 660 195 386,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> N5XZ 604 204 17 369,648 TEXAS DX SOCIETY
> N3GJ 559 211 353,847
> KN4Y 600 186 25 334,800 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> KK7X 526 187 20 296,086
> N1CC 463 203 19 281,967 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
> K1TEO 472 174 6 246,384
> VE9DX 284 284 5 241,968
> AE4Y 385 176 10 203,280 SOUTH EAST CONTEST C
> NG7Z 451 144 16 193,104 REDMOND TOP KEY CONT
> WA3SES 398 160 8 191,040
> WA7AVL 418 140 175,560 WWDXC
> NX9T 352 157 10 164,850 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> W7GTO 384 163,584 WWDXC
> W9SZ 317 151 7 143,601 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> W3/OM2KI 259 133 103,341
> W4/VE3BUC 287 109 11 93,849
> KG4PYM 205 94 57,810
> N7XY 151 93 6 42,129 WWDXC
> WA6BOB 168 82 6 41,082
> N7CZ 157 72 33,912
> K8KHZ 107 69 7 22,149 MRRC
> K2CC (KC2BMG) 105 51 12,852 CLARKSON U AMATEUR R
> WB0TRA 83 50 30 12,450 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> K1EP/6 89 45 11,880
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB HP
> K5ZD (W4PA) 4527 465 48 6,306,795
> K1DG 4059 471 46 5,735,367 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> AA1K 4077 432 48 5,283,792 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W9RE 4033 437 48 5,140,000 SMC
> K1ZZ 3974 425 42 5,066,850 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W1WEF 3737 443 4,966,473 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N2IC 3966 420 48 4,930,380
> K2UA 3968 406 4,831,806 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K3CR (LZ4AX) 3408 441 48 4,508,784 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> VY2SS (K6LA) 3648 410 48 4,487,040 SCCC
> K3ZO 3787 381 42 4,328,541 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> VA3UZ @VE3OI 3304 427 42 4,196,556 U-VE CONTEST CLUB
> KR1G 3505 396 45 4,021,380 YANKEE SPELLING CLIP
> K8GL 2914 418 43 3,654,000 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> W6EEN (N6RT) 2970 396 41 3,528,360 SCCC
> K0EJ 3169 364 43 3,460,548 TCG
> K5NA 3254 345 45 3,350,295 CTDXCC
> N4ZR 2895 384 40 3,335,040 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> W2FU 2782 398 3,321,708 ROCHESTER DX ASSOCIA
> N3BB 3081 356 43 3,290,508 CTDXCC
> N9CK 2847 377 39 3,217,695 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> W7GG 2707 369 43 2,999,905 WVDXC
> K9MA 2628 367 43 2,893,428 SMC
> WC1M 2748 343 29 2,824,605 YCCC
> AD5Q 2431 380 41 2,771,340
> W2XL 2459 352 42 2,595,648 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> K3MD 2180 393 31 2,570,220 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> K8DX 2587 323 24 2,505,834 NCC
> N2GC 2125 380 37 2,422,500 YCCC
> N6TV 2344 330 36 2,320,560 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> K5YAA 2112 343 31 2,171,190 OKLAHOMA DX ASSN
> WA2VYA 1938 364 43 2,116,296 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> KC7V 2145 326 42 2,097,810 CENTRAL ARIZONA DX A
> N5RG 1956 358 2,095,374 NTCC
> NT1N 1635 367 20 1,792,428 YCCC
> W1ECT 1870 293 22 1,642,851 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W4SAA 1416 325 39 1,377,675 FCG
> K1GU 1537 294 36 1,355,634 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> K6VO (K6NR) 1545 284 32 1,312,932
> N3UM 1594 263 27 1,257,666 PVRC
> N8SM 1504 274 21 1,236,288 NTCC
> K0OU 1300 311 1,212,900 SMC WEST
> N6HR 1200 334 26 1,202,400 WWDXC
> K3II 1,076,376
> K7NV 1190 296 25 1,056,720 NCCC
> KU8E 1122 311 1,046,826 MRRC
> K1PQS 1208 265 28 960,360
> W0ZQ 1025 302 928,650 MWA
> KO7X @KI7WX 1109 269 16 894,963 PVRC
> W4BQF 1105 225 744,525 PVRC
> N6HC 915 259 21 710,955 SCCC
> KA2MGE 813 270 658,530
> N5QQ @KD5REC 949 220 15 624,360 NTCC
> N1RR 1169 178 12 624,000 YANKEE CLIPPER SPELL
> W6MVW 710 246 25 523,980 SO CALIFORNIA CONTES
> K2UOP 539 228 12 368,676 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> KW4DA 826 135 333,720
> K6LRN 402 207 18 249,642 NORTHERN CALIF DX CL
> WX3B 478 173 247,563 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> K6SE 463 171 15 237,519
> W0TY 431 1287 218,790
> VE7QO 410 148 192,192 BC DX CLUB
> AD4L 225 135 91,125 PVRC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB(A) QRP
> W6QU (W8QZA) 786 230 542,340
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB(A) LP
> N0AX 1789 339 32 1,810,260 WWDXC
> N2CQ 1105 337 1,117,155 FRC
> VE1OP 1105 328 25 1,087,320
> N9XX 1028 335 1,033,140 SOCIETY OF MIDWEST C
> AK4XX 988 307 35 909,948
> N6WS 798 332 794,808 SCCC
> N6MW 625 305 571,875
> N3SD 614 293 539,706 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> AE4RO 468 254 21 356,616 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> K0UK 616 180 332,640 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
> K8AJS 414 262 14 325,404 WAYNE AMATEUR RADIO
> NA2U 980 104 24 305,760 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> VE4YU 490 177 15 260,190
> WA7YAZ 348 175 182,700
> K4WW 400 114 11 136,800 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
> W2RDS 231 145 7 100,485 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> WA4PXP @W4MQ 136 82 10 33,538
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOAB(A) HP
> K3WW 4562 524 48 7,171,464 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> KI1G 3339 503 28 5,024,970 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> AA3B 3206 463 41 4,453,134 FRC
> W2RE 3039 486 44 4,430,862 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
> KQ3F 3282 443 42 4,361,778 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W7/DL3OI @W7ZQ 3311 419 48 4,161,927
> N1EU 2567 522 35 4,019,922 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W2UP 2610 457 22 3,576,939 FRC
> NO2R 2336 506 3,541,494 FRANKFORD
> W4NF 2478 456 39 3,389,904 PVRC
> W6XR 2226 489 3,265,542 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> NQ4I 2268 458 30 3,051,000 SECC
> N8BJQ 2244 415 2,791,290 SWODX
> W1GD 2120 413 34 2,626,680
> W2GDJ 2220 396 35 2,612,412 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> N4GG 1654 449 34 2,227,938 PVRC
> W3YY 1490 405 1,810,350 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
> N6CW 1552 336 1,564,416 SCCC
> N3ZA 1117 402 1,347,102 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> N2CY 1237 326 30 1,209,786 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
> W7OM 1337 296 27 1,180,000 WWDXC
> WE9V 1067 364 18 1,162,980 SMC
> W6TK 1143 330 1,129,590 SCCC
> K2ONP 1284 283 23 1,086,720 YCCC
> W7VV 1319 270 21 1,067,580 WWDXC
> K1JN 1015 341 25 1,038,345 YANKEE CLIPPER CONTE
> W3IQ 1012 282 856,152 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> K6RIM 708 323 684,114 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> KT0R 890 238 10 634,746 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> N8KM 633 334 634,266 NCC
> K0KX 700 301 11 632,100 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
> N8PW 771 258 595,206 NORTH COAST CONTESTE
> NE9Z 400 257 28 308,400 JHAARC
> K3PP 353 202 7 213,918 FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/10 LP
> W7ZR 37 103 23 258,633 DESERT RATS CONTEST
> KT0K 853 83 16 211,650 LINCOLN ARC
> WX6V 499 83 18 124,251 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> ND4AA 440 85 16 112,200 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> VE3IAY 442 82 108,732
> VE7NS 147 42 18,522
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/10 HP
> W4ZV 2081 109 30 680,487 PVRC
> K9NW @K9UWA 1857 110 612,810 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> N9AG @N8NR 1694 117 26 594,594 SWODXA
> N7KU (NJ6D) 1433 107 26 456,141
> W6YA 1219 112 26 409,248 SCCC
> K7BG 1353 93 377,487 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
> VE6BF @VE6JY 1184 103 347,625 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> VO1MP 1017 96 292,896
> W6KK @W6KP 499 74 110,778 SCCC
> VE3STT 235 46 32,430
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/15 QRP
> K6III 144 49 21,168 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
> KI0II 100 44 5 13,200 GMCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/15 LP
> VE3MQW 756 101 229,068
> WA1FCN 769 97 223,779 Y C C C
> AE0Q @K0HM 544 88 142,560 GRAND MESA CONTESTER
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/15 HP
> VE6JY (TI2WGO) 1936 108 42 610,740 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> K5MR 1601 110 36 528,330 NORTH TEXAS CONTEST
> K4OAQ 1695 102 31 517,752
> W7UT 1084 120 30 389,880 UTAH'S DIXIE DX & CO
> W8FT (AA8UP) 1147 99 29 340,659 MRRC
> WF3J 1054 102 322,524 PVRC
> K7JJ 461 85 16 117,555 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/160 LP
> VE3OSZ 34 28 2,856
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/160 HP
> W8TOP (W8UVZ) 94 51 10 14,076
> NX5M 37 28 5 3,108 CTDXCC
> N0TT 32 27 2,592 KCDX CLUB
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/20 LP
> AK6R 290 65 15 56,550 SCCC
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/20 HP
> W7WA 1867 106 594,024 WWADXC
> W5MX 1618 114 32 552,330 KENTUCKY CONTEST GRO
> VE6EX @VE6JY 1501 98 42 399,840 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> K0FX 570 95 12 162,165 GRAND MESA CONTEST C
> K7ABV 456 92 18 125,580 NORTHERN ROCKIES DX
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/40 LP
> W4IDX 203 62 6 37,758 POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/40 HP
> KT3Y 1344 97 391,104 PVRC
> N4PN 1215 98 354,270 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> N7DD 880 105 24 277,000
> W5AO @W5TM 966 93 269,514 OKDXA
> VE6WQ @VE6JY 808 98 236,678 ALBERTA CLIPPERS
> WB9Z 853 85 217,515 SMC
> K4TX 366 63 68,985 PVRC
> K7OX 246 58 8 42,804 NONE
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/80 LP
> WN3VAW 65 36 12 7,020 WIRELESS ASSOCIATION
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Call Q's Mult hr Score Club
> NA SOSB/80 HP
> W1MK 1020 85 28 260,100 YCCC
> K1PX 392 64 16 75,264
> K8AQM 318 71 67,734 MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB
> AD4Z 258 66 51,084 FLORIDA CONTEST GROU
> K3SV 205 51 7 31,059 PVRC
> W5TM 51 32 3 4,896 OKDXA
>
>
> Band Breakdowns:
> 160 80 40 20 15 10
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA M/2 HP
> N2RM 115/045 655/080 107/093 1640/116 1628/124 1788/118
> K1KI 097/052 633/081 898/097 1510/115 1510/119 1681/113
> N3RS 077/045 287/072 89/095 1507/116 1768/120 1686/119
> W4AN 063/043 384/074 80/097 1446/116 1728/110 1810/112
> K4JA 119/053 524/076 807/095 1458/115 1463/121 1620/111
> K8LX 027/023 172/065 697/087 1416/102 1339/116 1565/107
> KB1H 059/033 426/077 481/085 1137/106 1046/112 1157/109
> N4RV 067/045 161/070 449/086 874/099 1249/114 1209/103
> W5KFT 024/021 167/063 624/094 867/105 1272/110 1134/109
> N0IJ 019/015 74/048 276/074 939/108 934/110 1057/109
> K2RD 053/040 130/062 261/084 526/102 410/103 534/104
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA M/M HP
> W3LPL 192/062 977/091 452/107 2326/132 2054/133 2037/126
> K9NS 138/057 503/084 332/105 2213/125 2266/127 2034/125
> K1XM @W1K 142/054 993/091 293/099 2114/122 1740/122 1681/117
> W4MYA 101/051 544/084 824/095 1872/120 1914/120 1700/118
> NY4A @N4A 071/048 513/074 293/100 1800/116 1646/122 1650/114
> K8CC 057/038 470/080 948/097 1802/120 1733/121 1597/115
> K5GO 039/031 223/071 967/098 1620/117 1725/120 1504/115
> K3NM 064/042 436/074 956/098 1564/120 1371/112 1385/112
> N3AD 041/033 208/067 844/092 1203/107 1259/112 1102/100
> N6RO 058/020 219/047 848/088 1459/112 1368/110 1035/097
> K3ANS 061/037 188/070 569/081 1259/097 1135/101 1035/102
> W2CG 015/013 172/059 285/083 1077/101 909/107 1083/108
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA M/S HP
> K8AZ 041/036 110/071 678/088 1314/111 942/111 1275/111
> K1IR 049/038 374/075 736/092 1006/102 942/108 897/097
> AA2FB 042/034 188/064 518/086 1014/101 767/100 1055/099
> N0NI 021/018 71/055 483/089 1008/109 979/109 976/114
> N0DY 017/015 65/052 307/077 911/097 906/102 1045/102
> N5YA 011/008 67/046 192/071 957/103 631/093 979/104
> AA2WN @W2 055/065 156/468 262/780 691/070 628/884 708/124
> K2UG @KY2 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> WN9O 010/008 82/055 205/075 632/094 647/103 831/101
> K9SD 018/013 102/051 234/061 876/074 774/088 732/092
> K0MP 009/008 45/033 474/089 565/090 433/102 877/104
> K2SX 036/028 138/053 301/068 477/078 515/087 730/099
> W7CT 008/006 47/018 446/069 612/089 672/094 613/089
> K0TV 049/029 110/055 278/076 383/078 572/086 498/081
> VE7UF 012/012 111/027 292/049 605/082 499/091 562/088
> VE3HG 011/010 76/048 184/072 361/089 435/091 600/096
> N3BNA 001/001 86/048 308/067 447/078 313/085 375/076
> KK1L 004/004 36/034 121/049 344/078 303/061 686/069
> AA4V 044/027 62/032 75/034 100/041 178/043 317/067
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB QRP
> KG9X 010/009 37/028 223/070 404/088 458/086 519/095
> K2DM 012/009 74/036 178/057 358/066 377/070 502/070
> N4KG 007/007 77/041 184/063 286/071 317/071 453/072
> VA3TTT 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> W9WI 001/001 9/007 90/044 234/067 308/074 378/075
> N7IR 006/005 29/012 147/049 231/061 285/069 311/069
> N0UR 000/000 8/007 23/019 236/063 352/072 471/079
> N9CIQ 000/000 12/012 24/021 206/069 288/078 392/084
> N7OU 005/004 34/010 81/028 181/056 305/075 401/067
> W9SE 000/000 20/018 80/042 204/064 254/068 240/069
> K7MM 003/003 9/008 55/034 176/060 225/069 277/062
> KG5U 000/000 7/006 25/018 176/052 235/068 206/056
> K8ZT 000/000 3/003 49/027 117/051 144/062 128/059
> W2ENY 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> NQ7X 000/000 /000 4/004 71/032 106/034 152/047
> VA7NT 000/000 3/002 38/017 61/028 89/049 34/010
> W1SA 000/000 /000 101/041 103/044 /000 /000
> W3SE 000/000 /000 21/010 16/014 18/017 /000
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB LP
> K7SV 040/033 124/054 383/073 493/082 417/087 902/091
> N2NT 019/018 153/047 355/064 784/076 674/081 761/074
> KS1J 019/018 124/052 381/068 736/073 662/079 6884/082
> N4TZ @N4T 024/019 110/052 210/057 775/078 572/078 854/087
> K1VUT 021/017 96/044 560/073 452/063 641/080 857/078
> K0SR @W0Z 000/000 37/025 173/063 726/080 713/096 835/085
> N8AA 018/013 108/051 206/066 576/088 563/088 717/087
> K8EP 017/014 124/046 243/063 494/064 629/079 732/073
> K1VR 036/027 151/053 401/066 386/069 407/079 629/078
> N6MJ 000/000 53/019 239/057 554/089 651/092 686/085
> N4YDU 032/026 110/046 276/062 405/063 487/076 744/078
> N5AW 013/012 65/041 182/067 369/079 432/086 819/091
> NY3A 007/006 52/033 184/049 751/064 510/069 824/063
> K4OGG 015/012 71/038 212/058 735/065 606/072 421/072
> K3PH 005/005 61/039 210/056 472/082 614/076 559/070
> WO4O 031/023 94/051 164/061 462/081 390/078 484/075
> VE5ZX 005/004 21/019 118/047 404/079 539/085 679/086
> W1WAI 014/012 99/048 186/064 330/060 515/072 495/076
> W4AA 016/013 97/051 243/069 325/082 356/079 348/073
> K1VSJ 000/000 61/039 147/059 332/079 419/073 561/084
> N3FR 000/000 66/037 142/060 393/076 447/068 508/069
> KA1IS 021/020 83/043 119/055 302/054 524/080 389/068
> K4EU 000/000 30/022 149/057 327/082 319/081 500/083
> K7ED (WA0 003/003 41/010 194/043 472/071 414/074 416/072
> K5IID 000/000 69/041 126/054 271/068 325/077 493/079
> NA0N 004/003 25/020 46/035 245/061 573/080 634/069
> KV8Q 000/000 32/022 160/059 290/074 324/076 506/078
> K1HT 013/011 58/027 153/055 271/071 326/069 451/078
> K0RI 010/008 51/027 120/052 268/071 342/082 401/077
> W0ETT 001/001 21/018 149/059 301/071 338/078 437/075
> K9MMS 007/006 55/036 141/052 237/067 340/075 447/064
> VE5SF 000/000 10/003 116/041 429/071 377/069 400/065
> K8IR 002/002 21/019 95/042 256/072 319/074 392/073
> N7LOX 006/004 24/014 50/027 361/063 335/068 398/073
> VE3BW 000/000 45/026 75/037 194/060 261/074 494/076
> NA4K 002/002 24/020 100/046 271/052 264/072 377/064
> N5MF 000/000 /000 /000 255/084 256/089 468/095
> KI7Y 000/000 46/020 71/028 226/057 317/075 312/076
> K8GT 003/003 28/022 87/043 217/066 249/067 321/072
> NF4A 001/001 56/032 148/050 134/042 324/065 337/057
> N0FP 007/006 21/021 78/046 182/055 231/067 296/059
> VE3GFN 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> K1IB 000/000 10/008 67/032 161/053 293/065 406/062
> N0HJZ 000/000 13/012 63/049 128/072 202/076 273/077
> WN6K 000/000 7/007 23/012 180/041 314/059 389/068
> NG3K 000/000 /000 73/042 206/060 157/056 279/069
> W9AU 000/000 17/014 54/030 168/051 242/069 237/061
> N6PE 004/003 17/014 50/032 160/055 215/058 245/064
> N4VI 000/000 /000 67/041 222/050 204/058 239/057
> VO1WET 000/000 48/022 46/027 162/049 262/043 263/043
> NS3T 000/000 17/016 116/046 138/056 155/064 136/059
> VE7FO 001/001 18/005 50/018 190/052 178/059 280/052
> KN0V 000/000 8/008 42/025 160/044 228/062 222/056
> N5XZ 000/000 4/004 31/019 155/056 198/064 216/061
> N3GJ 000/000 8/007 100/043 140/052 157/056 154/053
> KN4Y 001/001 /000 47/028 145/047 160/052 247/058
> KK7X 000/000 /000 /000 156/064 190/070 180/053
> N1CC 000/000 2/002 88/043 120/055 88/047 165/056
> K1TEO 000/000 /000 /000 85/049 145/055 242/070
> VE9DX 000/000 17/017 43/017 66/066 76/076 82/082
> AE4Y 000/000 /000 57/027 102/049 105/052 121/048
> WA3SES 000/000 6/005 37/023 128/051 142/049 85/032
> NX9T 002/002 8/008 31/023 68/031 115/044 128/049
> W3/OM2KI 000/000 /000 1/001 72/036 106/055 80/041
> W4/VE3BUC 000/000 /000 /000 28/020 103/042 156/047
> KG4PYM 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> WA6BOB 000/000 /000 21/007 55/020 58/030 34/025
> N7CZ 000/000 9/002 19/008 19/011 21/013 89/038
> K8KHZ 000/000 /000 /000 30/016 16/013 61/036
> K2CC (KC2 000/000 /000 26/012 27/013 2/002 50/024
> WB0TRA 000/000 /000 2/002 8/007 28/016 45/025
> K1EP/6 000/000 /000 /000 21/008 42/021 26/016
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB HP
> K5ZD (W4P 058/036 340/063 770/086 1261/094 951/093 1147/093
> K1DG 057/038 261/061 644/081 859/092 1033/100 1205/099
> AA1K 056/035 261/056 637/071 1024/086 1023/097 1076/087
> W9RE 020/014 211/065 435/073 1333/100 1015/099 1019/086
> K1ZZ 048/036 271/054 591/075 1116/088 901/091 1047/081
> W1WEF 054/036 284/054 459/070 1054/097 817/099 1069/087
> N2IC 026/017 93/042 519/077 1038/092 999/096 1291/096
> K2UA 042/028 165/048 687/072 852/077 886/089 1336/092
> K3CR (LZ4 061/038 264/065 539/080 950/084 793/091 801/083
> VY2SS (K6 042/030 219/054 482/064 979/090 898/088 1024/084
> K3ZO 016/013 235/056 408/064 1030/073 955/089 1143/086
> VA3UZ @VE 025/017 126/057 283/066 778/094 1025/098 1067/095
> KR1G 042/028 364/058 488/070 1031/087 867/083 713/070
> K8GL 021/019 111/054 322/071 639/093 824/090 997/091
> W6EEN (N6 012/009 105/036 459/073 720/086 813/100 861/092
> K0EJ 022/017 81/050 262/060 925/080 871/081 1008/076
> K5NA 013/010 67/039 354/061 844/075 750/083 1226/077
> N4ZR 009/009 242/060 318/070 704/078 811/084 811/083
> W2FU 032/025 203/053 250/060 608/079 777/094 912/087
> N3BB 015/013 90/045 547/077 910/074 545/081 974/066
> N9CK 012/011 71/044 215/069 712/084 730/089 1107/080
> W7GG 050/012 137/037 447/069 718/084 634/087 713/081
> K9MA 011/010 73/042 187/063 772/084 721/083 864/085
> WC1M 034/032 232/053 418/062 831/067 606/060 627/069
> W2XL 043/032 190/052 334/057 671/069 615/071 606/071
> K3MD 017/016 48/035 160/070 561/089 613/092 781/091
> K8DX 024/019 271/059 320/060 680/054 484/064 808/067
> N2GC 022/019 138/050 338/069 453/079 471/082 703/081
> N6TV 016/010 118/034 408/064 858/076 476/077 468/069
> K5YAA 012/008 92/046 163/060 413/063 554/083 878/083
> WA2VYA 013/012 143/057 271/067 336/081 449/076 726/071
> KC7V 025/010 93/036 358/062 444/065 597/082 628/071
> N5RG 039/025 79/044 232/062 499/069 438/076 664/082
> NT1N 027/023 145/050 167/067 533/078 371/077 392/072
> W1ECT 025/021 79/040 176/043 444/061 504/066 641/062
> W4SAA 013/010 65/042 161/062 470/060 288/076 416/075
> K1GU 005/005 112/044 228/053 351/066 294/063 547/063
> K6VO (K6N 014/012 78/039 179/047 312/046 350/067 612/073
> N3UM 000/000 117/043 194/043 370/050 409/067 504/060
> N8SM 000/000 52/037 278/054 263/065 335/061 576/057
> K0OU 000/000 43/025 213/060 364/081 378/077 303/068
> K7NV 013/009 38/029 195/053 412/065 272/072 260/068
> KU8E 023/018 66/042 120/053 270/057 360/076 283/065
> K1PQS 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 /000
> W0ZQ 000/000 41/033 127/053 277/071 295/076 285/069
> KO7X @KI7 020/017 37/025 117/038 150/053 371/068 414/068
> N6HC 003/003 21/016 74/040 263/070 255/062 299/068
> KA2MGE 000/000 39/028 101/052 170/054 171/066 332/070
> N5QQ @KD5 002/002 24/021 61/040 311/046 199/059 353/052
> N1RR 000/000 /000 80/023 103/037 421/060 565/058
> W6MVW 000/000 /000 88/047 158/060 156/066 308/073
> K2UOP 014/013 24/020 68/031 135/054 139/054 159/056
> KW4DA 000/000 /000 21/011 171/038 215/038 419/048
> K6LRN 001/001 26/021 60/035 105/047 114/060 96/043
> WX3B 001/001 24/019 42/027 88/036 61/036 262/054
> K6SE 024/012 20/012 68/021 101/043 137/047 113/036
> W0TY 001/001 8/008 48/030 136/044 121/048 115/039
> VE7QO 000/000 /000 /000 112/043 145/053 153/052
> AD4L 000/000 14/012 67/031 61/038 41/031 41/023
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB(A) QRP
> W6QU (W8Q 001/001 6/005 63/026 179/059 229/066 308/073
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB(A) LP
> N0AX 010/007 58/023 130/047 480/080 512/093 599/089
> N2CQ 000/000 86/046 92/039 225/072 335/089 367/091
> VE1OP 000/000 18/017 64/049 109/084 107/079 807/099
> N9XX 000/000 32/029 84/053 220/075 279/090 413/088
> AK4XX 000/000 65/040 150/056 248/070 237/074 288/067
> N6WS 000/000 29/018 87/056 155/081 242/090 285/087
> N6MW 000/000 43/039 56/044 117/069 183/078 226/075
> N3SD 000/000 21/026 70/043 140/074 155/076 208/074
> AE4RO 008/008 15/014 20/019 156/066 113/068 156/079
> K0UK 004/004 17/005 145/009 141/054 161/062 148/046
> K8AJS 000/000 27/024 56/050 135/064 121/063 75/061
> NA2U 000/000 /000 /000 /000 /000 980/104
> VE4YU 001/001 14/012 10/008 173/050 151/057 141/049
> WA7YAZ 000/000 2/002 22/012 47/034 98/056 179/071
> K4WW 000/000 5/005 22/018 62/023 201/036 110/032
> W2RDS 000/000 /000 14/014 26/023 92/053 99/055
> WA4PXP @W 001/001 2/002 12/010 28/021 11/010 82/038
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> NA SOAB(A) HP
> K3WW 058/049 220/068 962/096 1233/103 1010/109 1079/099
> AA3B 021/018 224/063 527/086 600/096 832/101 1002/099
> W2RE 037/034 206/065 447/086 655/092 731/108 963/101
> KQ3F 015/015 70/052 502/084 1036/092 755/097 904/103
> W7/DL3OI 013/011 44/037 286/077 1171/099 753/098 1044/097
> N1EU 048/048 120/069 299/083 424/102 832/112 844/108
> W2UP 033/032 155/063 397/079 862/095 492/094 671/094
> NO2R 064/050 138/067 232/077 495/098 649/106 758/108
> W4NF 033/027 148/060 355/078 549/095 535/098 858/098
> W6XR 045/036 104/063 341/088 399/097 576/105 761/100
> NQ4I 030/028 124/061 213/077 578/092 521/093 794/099
> N8BJQ 021/020 112/050 191/065 393/087 603/092 924/101
> W1GD 028/023 112/052 185/067 619/089 548/091 628/091
> W2GDJ 017/014 57/041 105/043 814/099 653/101 554/098
> N4GG 043/035 146/065 202/073 380/089 417/098 466/089
> W3YY 025/021 157/062 204/070 273/082 410/080 421/090
> N6CW 000/000 31/020 228/067 435/077 365/087 493/085
> N3ZA 024/022 72/053 116/061 281/091 255/085 369/090
> N2CY 000/000 1/001 144/060 304/085 355/088 433/092
> WE9V 007/007 40/036 110/059 157/082 261/090 492/090
> W6TK 000/000 48/023 150/058 348/080 291/088 306/081
> K2ONP 026/024 49/036 178/049 372/053 331/063 328/058
> W7VV 000/000 /000 161/045 615/083 263/076 280/066
> K1JN 011/010 76/045 142/061 168/069 249/075 369/081
> W3IQ 000/000 /000 119/053 236/069 292/078 365/082
> K6RIM 005/004 32/018 93/051 184/078 168/084 226/088
> N8KM 007/007 48/038 86/056 167/076 142/073 183/084
> K0KX 000/000 60/038 139/054 148/063 132/063 221/083
> N8PW 001/001 40/027 82/042 175/057 248/071 225/060
> NE9Z 006/005 32/026 36/025 103/064 103/070 120/067
> K3PP 002/002 12/012 44/032 58/040 62/052 175/064
>
>
>
> Teams:
> RU1A RU1AA RW1AC RV1AW RX1AA UA1ARX UA1ANX UA1AKC RA1AR
> OH0R OH2PM, K6AW
> HG6N HA2NA HA2SX HA3OV HA6ND HA6NF HA6NY HA6PX YO5BRZ
> LY7Z LY2CY, LY2GV, LY2TA
> ES6Q @ES5Q/ES9ES5MC,ES5QX,ES5RY,ES5RN,ES5MG
> OZ5W OZ1FTU OZ1KRF AND OZ3W
> RM6A @RN6BN RA6CO, RA6CM, RA6AX, RU6CQ, RN6AA, RN6BN
> SK3W @SK3GW SM3OSM, SM3SGP, SM5IMO
> YZ7A @YU7JDE YU7CM, YU7KC, YT7DQ, YU7BW, YU7LM, 4N7ZZ,
> YU7JDE BENCE, ROBI
> M3S G0WAT, G4DDX, G4BYE
> 8P9JA @8P9Z K4MA & AA4NC
> ZF2NT N6NT, N6XI
> ZF1A W5ASP, K5WA, K6AM
> KL7Y KL7Y, W8LU,KR8V
> OM7M OK2BFN,OM3PA,OM3PC,OM5RM,OM5ZW
> SN8V @SP8YMM SP8GQU, SP8GWI, SP8NCF
> LY1YK LY2FY LY2CO LY3CI
> OZ0Q OZ5AAH OZ2KL OZ1ETA
> N2RM N2RM N2AA N2NC N2NT W2RQ WM2H
> K1KI K1KI K1CC KM1P N7NG W1RM
> N3RS N3ED, N3RD, W8FJ, N2SR & N3RS
> W4AN K4BAI, K4RO, K9AY, W8JI, W4AN
> K4JA K1SE,W3BP,K4FJ,K4GMH,K9GY,KE9I
> K8LX K8GM, K8IA, K8LV, K8LX, N8EA, W8WA
> KB1H KB1H, AA1CE, K1EBY, N1XS, NB1U, N1NK, KB1DFB,
> KE1LI
> N4RV N4RV, K2PLF, KT4W
> W5KFT K5OT, N6ZZ
> N0IJ N0IJ, WJ0M, AF9T
> K2RD K2RD W1CU
> KC1XX KC1XX AD1C W1FV K1GQ K1TR KM3T N6HB N9JF
> W3LPL W3LPL K1HTV W2GG K3KU AI3M K3MM K3NA N3OC KE3Q
> K3RA K3RV KD4D K4ZW 4X6FR
> K3LR W3GH K3LR VA3RU VA3NA N9RV KO9A K3UA N3RA KL9A
> K9VV
> K9NS AA9D , K9DX , K9GS, K9HMB, K9NO, K9PPY, K9PW,
> K9QVB, K9RO, K9RS, K9XW, KS9W, W9RM, N9CO, N9FH
> K1XM @W1KM W1KM, W1FJ, NB1B, WT1O, K1XM
> K1RX K1RX KF1V W1AAX N1SNB K1EPJ WA1S K1GW
> W4MYA K4WMA, KC8FS, KF4QQY, W4DR, W4HJ, W4HZ, W4MYA,
> W4TNX, WK4Y, WA8WV AND LILLY
> NY4A @N4AF K2AV K7GM N4AF N4CW W2CS
> K8CC AC8W, K8CC, K8DD, K8NA, KT8X, N8CQA, N8MR,
> NU8Z, W8MJ, WX3M
> K5GO K0NI, K0VBU, K5ALU, K5LG, KM5G, N5OE, N5XR,
> N5DX, K5GO
> W0AIH N0AT K0AD KM0O N0XB AA0ZZ WR0DK WV3B W0UC K0TG
> KT0R AC0W KS0T W0AIH
> K3NM K3IPK,K3ZV,W3CF,W3MM,WK2W,K3NM
> K4NNN K4OJ N4KM T93M WD4AHZ W1ROX K4FB W1CW W1YL
> N3AD N3AD, N3MT
> N6RO N6RO, K3EST, K6RC, WA6O
> K3ANS K3ANS, KC3WX, WF3H, K3YD, KB3CBO, N3MX,
> W2CG W2CG, W2EN, W2NO
> K8AZ K8AZ, K8MR, K8NZ, W8BIN, W8CAR, W8KIC, N8TR, WT8C
> K1IR NR1DX, K1IR, W1VE
> AA2FB K2QMF, AA2FB
> N0NI WO0V, K0KD, N0AV, W0FLS, N0NI, N0AC
> N0DY N0DY,N0YY,W0OF
> N5YA OH7WV, N5UM
> AA2WN @W2YC AA2WN, W2YC
> K2UG @KY2J KY2J, WA2JQK
> WN9O WN9O & W9IU
> K9SD KA0GGI,K0RAY,KI9A,K9SD,K0JPL
> K0MP N2WW/UA6HZ, W0ZA, K0MP, AB0KG/UA3YH, W0NF
> K2SX K2SX, N2UN
> W7CT NC7W W7CT
> K0TV KB1PZ NF1A W1TQ W1MJ WO1N W1IA K0TV
> VE7UF VE7ZO VE7UF
> VE3HG VE3HG, VE3RZ, VA3GGF
> N3BNA N3BNA, N2WKS
> KK1L KK1L, K1KD, W1SJ, W1CX, KM1Z
> N2NT W2/LU9AY
>
>
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>From k1my at msn.com Tue Feb 26 12:56:04 2002
From: k1my@msn.com (Bruce Makas)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002
Message-ID: <002001c1beff$a0851a20$0101a8c0@pavilion>
I have found the time and a way to get to the WRTC2002 this year. Can
someone point me towards a resource that will help me get room reservations
at the "right" place? Is there a group in Finland who can help me with this?
Also, I assume that the events are all open to visitors who are not
officials or participants. Is this correct?
73, Bruce K1MY
>From w3cf at comcast.net Tue Feb 26 16:14:22 2002
From: w3cf@comcast.net (Doug Priest)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] W/VEs spotting W/VEs
In-Reply-To: <001001c1bb3a$ad8d9940$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
Message-ID: <NFBBKEEFALNKFAKNGPCKKEEPCCAA.w3cf@comcast.net>
Yeah, could be...but how do you explain an operator spotting on more than
one band a station he just spent 30 hours contesting from???
I doubt it is in the spirit of the rules to spot a W/VE knowing it will hit
the global cluster so everyone can find the W/VE station in the ARRL
contest. Its up to the rest of the world to spot us as we do them. The
offending party must disagree with me as he spotted the Multi station with
his own call on more than one band. We at K3NM found it repulsive.
73
Doug W3CF
@V26S for ARRL SSB
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-cq-contest@contesting.com
[mailto:owner-cq-contest@contesting.com]On Behalf Of David Robbins
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 7:49 PM
To: reflector cq-contest
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] W/VEs spotting W/VEs
>
> This past weekend I noticed W/VE stations (actually, Ws for the most
part)
> spotting other W/VE stations over the DX spotting system. (I'm not
> talking
> about K4MA, who I know was in 8P but spotting people under his call.)
> While
> I suppose there could be legitimate reasons for this, like spotting
some
> rare W/VE state/province, I hardly think IL or PA falls into that
> category. Since in almost every case, the station doing the spotting
was
> in the same call area as the station being spotting, it would appear
> instead that these were attempts to attract DX stations to the
frequency
> of
> these particular W/VEs.
It could be that they were spotting friends because they know the spots
propagate around the world. It can also be to populate bandmaps of
friendly club members so they know frequencies to stay away from when
looking for a place to call cq.
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net
web: http://www.k1ttt.net
AR-Cluster node: 145.69MHz or telnet://dxc.k1ttt.net
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>From W5ASP at aol.com Tue Feb 26 18:42:37 2002
From: W5ASP@aol.com (W5ASP@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <f6.1711b8ff.29ad776d@aol.com>
I missed out on the initial part of this thread, but I thought it worth while
jumping in with a bit of info that may or may not be common knowledge.
As has been mentioned, the Kenwood TS-930 (and probably 940) required the
same "funny" DIN connector. Back then some DIN connectors seemed to work,
most didn't. There most definitely was a difference. As noted elsewhere, the
difference is that in one instance the pins are arranged in a circular
pattern while in the other the "first and last" two pins are offset from the
circle.
I had occasion years ago to look into this and found that the "funny"
connector that actually worked on my TS-930 was in fact a SwitchCraft product
quite distinct from the run-of-the-mill DIN. I once had a product number,
but it's long gone. I don't even know if they're still around. But maybe
someone in the parts business can follow this thru for the benefit of the new
generation of confused users.
Joe, W5ASP
>From k1ir at designet.com Tue Feb 26 19:26:48 2002
From: k1ir@designet.com (Jim Idelson)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <bq4s5stbbhgudos.260220021926@designet-jsi>
I have heard of people who use the wrong plug, but cut off the two offending
pins when they're not needed for the application.
Jim Idelson K1IR
email k1ir@designet.com
web http://www.designet.com/k1ir
>From K7LXC at aol.com Wed Feb 27 08:48:43 2002
From: K7LXC@aol.com (K7LXC@aol.com)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002
Message-ID: <aa.73b5043.29ae3dbb@aol.com>
In a message dated 2/26/02 1:46:00 PM Pacific Standard Time, k1my@msn.com
writes:
> Also, I assume that the events are all open to visitors who are not
> officials or participants. Is this correct?
YES - please come. You are guaranteed to have the most memorable
contesting experience of your life!
Cheers,
Steve K7LXC
>From dick.green at valley.net Wed Feb 27 11:28:13 2002
From: dick.green@valley.net (Dick Green)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 2nd Iteration?
Message-ID: <EMEKIMJIEGNGMKHFDEGIEEFNCDAA.dick.green@valley.net>
Jeff,
The second iteration is similar to my setup, except I use autotune amps that
are away from the operating desk. Also, I don't use any shelving in my
setup -- the radios sit on the desk and the control boxes are stacked on top
of the radios. See below for how the monitor is placed. I keep the top cover
vent holes on the radios clear and the boxes are small enough that they
don't cover the entire top of the radios. Besides, the main airflow is
through the back panel of the radios. I've never had any overheating
problems. I do have to be careful about not scratching the top covers, but
the control boxes have rubber feet (which also provide clearance for
airflow.)
It was good that you lowered the screen. The key is to have the monitor
height such that you can look at it without raising or lowering your neck or
eyes from a relaxed position.
I see that you moved the radios closer together. I guess some people feel
it's better to have the controls closer to your hands, but I've found that
this causes me to reach directly over the keyboard too much and I don't like
that. My radios are about eight inches apart and slightly tilted in towards
me (or, as with stereo speakers, "toed in".) This makes it easier to read
the frequency displays and puts the tuning knobs 3-4 inches from the edge of
a standard keyboard. The clarifier knob on the run radio, which I have on my
left, is within very short reach. That's important because it's probably the
most used control on the run radio. The shift/width knobs are in the same
place and they get used a lot, too.
Another reason the radios are separated is that the LCD monitor stand is
between them and the stand is about 8 inches wide at the bottom. The stand
raises the screen about five inches, which isn't quite enough to clear the
radios. I put a couple of hardcover books under the stand to raise the
screen enough so that it clears the radios -- the lower edge is just above
the tops of the radios. The screen is almost flush with the front of the
radios, which puts it at about 14-24 inches from my eyes, depending on
whether or not I'm leaning back.
If you can visualize it, you can see that this setup doesn't lend itself to
shelving. I guess the shelving could be designed so that the front of the
radios stick out about 4 inches or so from the shelving, allowing enough
room for the shelving to pass behind the monitor. Alternatively, you could
cut a notch in the shelving for the monitor stand so that the radios and
monitor are only slightly in front of the shelf edges. As nice as it would
be to have shelving, it would require reaching farther to get to the
control boxes.
I use an undersize keyboard that's about 3 inches narrower than the standard
model. The narrower width makes it easier to get at the various knobs on the
radios. Most important, I don't have to reach over the keyboard to tune the
S&P radio. Unlike most keyboards, my contest and standard keyboards are
designed so that the cable plugs into the back. They're both made by IBM, so
they're plug-compatible. I just unplug one and plug in the other for a quick
change. I used a Brother label maker to mark the special keys on the contest
keyboard.
One reason I can get away with this setup is that I share one rotor control
box for three Hy-Gain rotors. I built a simple relay interface to do that.
The motivation for this was that I didn't have any more cables in the
conduit and didn't feel like pulling two more. Another motivation was that
it allowed me to share a DCU-1 digital controller and it would have been too
expensive to buy three. In fact, I didn't have to buy controllers at all for
two of the rotors (a nice feature of buying them from Norm's Rotor Service.)
An unexpected benefit was getting rid of two big boxes that would have added
to the clutter.
I can e-mail you some jpegs of the station if you like. Hope these ideas are
helpful.
73, Dick WC1M
>From w8ji at akorn.net Wed Feb 27 12:04:31 2002
From: w8ji@akorn.net (Tom Rauch)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <4.2.0.58.20020225230251.00a27ee0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
References: <3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <3C7CCB4F.13015.694015@localhost>
> The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across
> the side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not
> fit (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
The kenwoods are a special size also??? Are they the same as a
Yaesu?
73, Tom W8JI
W8JI@contesting.com
>From ok1qm at volny.cz Wed Feb 27 19:31:41 2002
From: ok1qm@volny.cz (Jan Kucera)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] e-mail K3EST or N6TW
Message-ID: <005a01c1bfbd$05093c20$0dd21bd4@y4n3g5>
Hello oms,
I?m looking for an actual a-mail adr K3EST or N6TW.
Please, can you help me?
Thank you very much in advance.
73?s Jan, OK1QM.
>From n2mg at contesting.com Wed Feb 27 11:25:28 2002
From: n2mg@contesting.com (Mike Gilmer - N2MG)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <20020227192528.24034.cpmta@c002.snv.cp.net>
On Wed, 27 February 2002, "Tom Rauch" wrote:
> The kenwoods are a special size also???
That's what I wrote yesterday in my ASCII art post. I
guess no one reads my mail. ;-)
As was written in another post, The RF Connection has
these beasts
http://www.therfc.com/dinconn.htm
In fact, they are referred to as "for Kenwood". Gonna
get me some real quick like. Then maybe it'll make
sense for me to repair the broken jack on my 940!
Mike N2MG
________________________________________________
PeoplePC: It's for people. And it's just smart.
http://www.peoplepc.com
>From ford at cmgate.com Wed Feb 27 14:06:06 2002
From: ford@cmgate.com (Ford Peterson)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
Message-ID: <000901c1bfca$31c3d060$15ed83d1@office>
Is a radio capable of operation on two separate frequencies (dual receivers)
considered 2 radios for SO2R?
If I understand it correctly, a dual receiver radio is not SO2R. So if I
use the receiver on a second radio, which just happens to be a transceiver,
am I SO2R or not?
Ford-N0FP
ford@cmgate.com
>From timo.klimoff at kolumbus.fi Wed Feb 27 22:11:07 2002
From: timo.klimoff@kolumbus.fi (Timo)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002
References: <aa.73b5043.29ae3dbb@aol.com>
Message-ID: <002401c1bfca$e515e180$b9c5f83e@tklimoff>
> In a message dated 2/26/02 1:46:00 PM Pacific Standard Time, k1my@msn.com
> writes:
>
> > Also, I assume that the events are all open to visitors who are not
> > officials or participants. Is this correct?
>
> YES - please come. You are guaranteed to have the most memorable
> contesting experience of your life!
>
And please visit our web site:
http://www.wrtc2002.org
There is a plenty of information available and more will be there in the near
future.
About accomodation, go to:
http://www.wrtc2002.org/finland/accomodation.htm
Preliminary schedule which was in our press release #1 is still mostly valid.
73, Timo OH1NOA
WRTC2002 Webmaster & Competitor Correspondence
>From kr6x at kr6x.com Wed Feb 27 15:08:36 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
References: <000901c1bfca$31c3d060$15ed83d1@office>
Message-ID: <11b801c1bfe3$b0ca3d90$ede3c23f@KR6X.ORG>
SO2R implies all of the following:
1) simultaneous receive on any two frequencies
2) simultaneous receive on one band while transmitting on any another
band with minimal interference
3) instant (milliseconds) change of transmitting band, i.e. switching
from transmit on frequency A/receive on frequency B on another band
to receive on frequency A/transmit on frequency B in the snap of a
finger
4) uncompromised control of the first 3 features in this list
(switching capability)
It's most likely to be achieved when: no antennas share coaxial
cables, generally no antennas are multi-band. It's easier to achieve
when using 2 or more amplifiers and 2 or more transceivers forming 2
or more complete station setups controlled by a single computer. The
capability is compromised when using 1 auto-tune amplifier such as an
Alpha 77 because there is too much tune-up delay time to allow
bandswitching from the (former) transmit band to the (new) target band
before another CQ is issued from the target frequency or another
station answers the CQ on the target frequence (results in delays that
prevent the effective use of the technology). Excessive delays are
usually involved when switching/controlling the main transmitter from
the transceiver frequency to a secondary receiver frequency when using
most dual receive rigs such as the TS950SDX. The goal is to be able
to send your exchange on one band (i.e., with the <F3> key) while
simultaneously tuning in a CQ on the second rig, and to check for
dupes and be prepared to call stations on the second rig as soon as
your exchange has completed on the first band -- with no conscious
effort involved in making band changes and no delays or inter-station
interference introduced by equipment/antenna limitations. This is a
daunting problem when operating with high power -- often requiring
special filters to reject cross-band RF, but is usually attainable at
low power when using 2 transceivers and monobanders if some effort is
taken to isolate antennas, coaxial cables, and station grounds. Some
have succeeded even at high power levels even when using a single
tower; the goal is probably unattainable on 10-15-20M with a
tribander -- although a tribander that uses separate feedlines on each
band might allow it (I think some Force 12 antennas allow this, for
instance).
Frankly, I hesitate to provide a definition of SO2R -- too many
contesters who do not have the capability (both station capability and
knack for operation) would like to see SO2R scores categorized
differently from basic single operator scores so that their own
efforts will better shine. I did extensive SO2R operation from W6HX
in ARRL DX contests and SS contests during the 1970's, and found an
advantage. However, I'd have to point out that SO2R operation can be
extremely fatiguing expecially when compared to maintaining a single
run frequency. Too much SO2R operation without sleep in a 48 hour
contest can quickly result in the capability of the operator degrading
dramatically; the SO2R operator has to pace himself, just as a long
distance runner would.
Also, limited SO2R capability can provide great score benefits. By
limited capability, I mean SO2R with problems preventing full use of
the technology such as band combinations on which the capability is
absent due to shared feedlines or cross-band interference. To explain
this, I'd mention that it might be that SO2R on the low bands provides
a greater improvement in effficiency than the same capability on the
high bands during many contests. This is due to the change in the mix
between "running" and S&P operation and in the relatively high
opportunity for duplicate contacts on the low bands. During DX
contests in particular, operating SO2R on the more active high bands
is potentially much more fatiguing than on the less active low bands.
During a quick contest like the NA Sprint (which has no 15 and 10
meter activity), the benefit of SO2R can be maintained for the full
length of the contest. In much of the US there is significant daytime
40M activity during domestic contests, and this could allow one 40M
rig and one 10-15-20M rig to be used for SO2R. These effects combined
could mean, for example, that a station with a tribander on one
coaxial cable, and separate coaxial cables for the 40M and 80/160M
antennas, might effectively gain a great deal of the advantage that is
possible from SO2R operation across a wide spectrum of contests (true
SO2R capability on 20M and below, plus relaxed runs on the higher
bands).
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ford Peterson" <ford@cmgate.com>
To: "Contest reflector" <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 12:06 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
> Is a radio capable of operation on two separate frequencies (dual
receivers)
> considered 2 radios for SO2R?
>
> If I understand it correctly, a dual receiver radio is not SO2R. So
if I
> use the receiver on a second radio, which just happens to be a
transceiver,
> am I SO2R or not?
>
> Ford-N0FP
> ford@cmgate.com
>
>
>
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>From jmaass at columbus.rr.com Wed Feb 27 18:47:52 2002
From: jmaass@columbus.rr.com (Jeff Maass)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos of SO2R Layouts, 3rd Iteration?
Message-ID: <NABBJJMHMOJDAICFPIFDIEFGEBAA.jmaass@columbus.rr.com>
I recently asked here for people to send me photos or links to
photos on web sites of the desk layouts in their Single Operator
Two Radio (SO2R) stations.
I received many responses: Thanks!
I've also received several emails asking for copies of everything received.
In lieu of that, I've listed the links and displayed the photos on the
web page at: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/Radio/K8ND_SO2R.htm.
Links and photos under my diagrams.
73,
Jeff Maass jmaass@columbus.rr.com Located near Columbus Ohio
USPSA # L-1192 NROI/CRO Amateur Radio K8ND
Maass' IPSC Resources Page: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass
Circleville USPSA/IPSC: http://home.columbus.rr.com/jmaass/pcsiipsc.htm
>From k8cc at mediaone.net Wed Feb 27 19:33:45 2002
From: k8cc@mediaone.net (k8cc)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <3C7CCB4F.13015.694015@localhost>
References: <4.2.0.58.20020225230251.00a27ee0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
<3C7A4511.28197.1C53DCF@localhost>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020227192950.00b2f4e0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
At 12:04 PM 2/27/02 -0500, Tom Rauch wrote:
> > The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> > size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across
> > the side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not
> > fit (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
>
>The kenwoods are a special size also??? Are they the same as a
>Yaesu?
>73, Tom W8JI
>W8JI@contesting.com
I've only seen two types of 8-pin DIN connectors. The more common ones
(like Radio Shack has) fits my IC-765 ACC jack on the back of the
radio. I've even in a pinch melted out the center pin with a soldering
iron and it fits a 7-pin DIN jack.
I can't speak for the TS-950, but the special 8-pin DIN which the TS-830S
thru TS-940S used for the "XVTR" jack (supremely useful for connecting
receive antennas) is the same as the one on my FT-1000D. My TS-850S does
not have a XVTR jack (I wish it did!).
73,
Dave
>From vr2bg at harts.org.hk Thu Feb 28 00:58:40 2002
From: vr2bg@harts.org.hk (VR2BrettGraham)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <200202271706.g1RH60Vw003766@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.0.20020228003959.00d01ab0@pop.pacific.net.hk>
Anybody have a chance to compare the footprint of the "standard" DIN
jack to that of the one used by Kenwood & Yaesu?
If they're the same, then why not change the jack to something that
matches plugs which are more easily obtained?
Funky connectors, swapping pins from standard convention & other
SONY-inspired silliness doesn't belong in amateur equipment.
Try to find anything but a bog standard DIN plug in a place like 9M6!
A favorite short cut for mains plugs out here is to strip the wires, jam
them into the socket & ram chopsticks in to hold them in place - though
the reason for doing so is laziness, not for want of the right plug.
Substitute a toothpick for the chopstick & any funky DIN need not
be a problem!
73, VR2BrettGraham
>From k5ka at earthlink.net Wed Feb 27 22:03:59 2002
From: k5ka@earthlink.net (Ken Adams K5KA)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] C&S Engineering FES device
Message-ID: <3.0.2.32.20020227220359.00704cdc@earthlink.net>
C&S Engineering used to produce a device called a Front End Saver
that would switch a receive only antenna to ground in xmit mode.
Does anyone know if that device is being made by any other folks.
73, Ken
>From py2ny at arrl.net Thu Feb 28 10:25:47 2002
From: py2ny@arrl.net (PY2NY - Vitor)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Tnx Again
Message-ID: <003b01c1c05b$7424a4c0$7414d2c8@oemcomputer>
CQ-contest was again my salvation. Almost
everything that we need, we can find with
our friends in this reflector...
TR-44 CDE.CDR rotator manual received,
information about FL-2000B, too.
Many thanks for everybody and thanks to
share your knowledge with me, here in
CQ-contest....
See you next weekend at ARRL SSB contest,
will do 20m only, low power !!
Bye
PY2NY - Vitor Luis Aidar dos Santos
Caixa Postal 204 - Jaboticabal, SP
14870-970 - Brasil
E-mail: py2ny@arrl.net
Phone: (16) 97854218
>From W4EF at dellroy.com Thu Feb 28 04:46:12 2002
From: W4EF@dellroy.com (Mike)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
Message-ID: <001901c1c055$e75030f0$6501a8c0@1800XP>
Check with the RF Connection
http://www.therfc.com/dinconn.htm
He has the special Kenwood DIN plugs that are used for the transverter,
external receiver antenna, remote VFO, etc. As has been mentioned the
radio shack parts have the wrong pin spacing. His prices are very good
($1.50) and when I talked to him on the phone he seemed to know which
plug I needed off the top of his head . He can probably tell you what if any
differences there are between the Kenwood and the Yaesu plugs.
73 de Mike, W4EF.........
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Rauch" <w8ji@akorn.net>
To: "William H Hendrick" <whhendrick@dmacc.cc.ia.us>;
<cq-contest@contesting.com>; "k8cc" <k8cc@mediaone.net>
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 9:04 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
> > The Yaesus and Kenwoods that have 8 pin DIN plugs are indeed a special
> > size. The problem, I believe it the positioning of the pins across
> > the side with the index notch. The Radio Shack connectors will not
> > fit (however, I think they do fit ICOMs).
>
> The kenwoods are a special size also??? Are they the same as a
> Yaesu?
> 73, Tom W8JI
> W8JI@contesting.com
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From n4zr at contesting.com Thu Feb 28 15:15:46 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest Software Preferences; Other Station Info
Message-ID: <3.0.5.32.20020228151546.00a8d420@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
I have just updated the search function for the World HF Contest Station
Database so that you can ask for a list of stations using any given contest
logging software package. The database can also be searched for users of a
particular radio, and to find out whether a given station is in the database.
Other searches will be added as I figure out how to do them.
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From aa4lr at arrl.net Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
From: aa4lr@arrl.net (Bill Coleman)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R Question
Message-ID: <20020228213355.RKBN26356.imf17bis.bellsouth.net@[192.168.0.21]>
On 2/27/02 3:06 PM, Ford Peterson at ford@cmgate.com wrote:
>Is a radio capable of operation on two separate frequencies (dual receivers)
>considered 2 radios for SO2R?
Only if it can receive on one receiver while transmitting.
>If I understand it correctly, a dual receiver radio is not SO2R.
Only because no commercially available rig with dual receive can receive
while it is transmitting.
>So if I
>use the receiver on a second radio, which just happens to be a transceiver,
>am I SO2R or not?
First of all, contests distinguish categories by the number of
TRANSMITTERS, not receivers. And the issue is the number of transmitters
used SIMILTANEOUSLY.
Second, SO2R is possible with two receivers and one frequency-agile
transmitter.
Third, I'd like to point out that in the olden days, separate receivers
and transmitters were common. Indeed, some operators built multiple
band-specific transmitters. (Didn't W6AM have a setup like this?) It was
never an issue how many boxes you had on your desk, or in your shack --
and it shouldn't be an issue today.
Bill Coleman, AA4LR, PP-ASEL Mail: aa4lr@arrl.net
Quote: "Not within a thousand years will man ever fly!"
-- Wilbur Wright, 1901
>From k8cc at mediaone.net Thu Feb 28 19:46:45 2002
From: k8cc@mediaone.net (k8cc)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FT1000MP band data
In-Reply-To: <4.3.2.7.0.20020228003959.00d01ab0@pop.pacific.net.hk>
References: <200202271706.g1RH60Vw003766@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020228194437.00b301f0@pop.mw.mediaone.net>
At 12:58 AM 2/28/02 +0000, VR2BrettGraham wrote:
>Anybody have a chance to compare the footprint of the "standard" DIN
>jack to that of the one used by Kenwood & Yaesu?
>
>If they're the same, then why not change the jack to something that
>matches plugs which are more easily obtained?
Brett,
I'm pretty sure the connectors are PC-mounted, so changing them would be a
bear. Not to mention, I doubt that the PCB footprint is the same.
OTOH, who's to say which connector is "standard"? (Maybe someone more
expert than me!) What we Americans think is the "funny" one might just be
standard in the Far East.
73,
Dave/K8CC
>From ford at cmgate.com Thu Feb 28 22:12:04 2002
From: ford@cmgate.com (Ford Peterson)
Date: Thu Feb 28 16:32:34 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Propagation
Message-ID: <004b01c1c0d7$3fd04540$0300a8c0@Lab>
So what's the forecast for this weekend? I'm dying to hear kind words from
the helio gurus.
Ford-N0FP
ford@cmgate.com
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