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Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX Spots #3
From: ns3t@arrl.net (Jamie Dupree)
Date: Thu Apr 18 23:05:10 2002
The first example from the 2002 WPX SSB is LV7H.
During the contest, there were 54 spots of LV7H.
34 of those came from DX Summit.

Of those 34 spots, 27 of the spotting calls were
unique - meaning that station only spotted LV7H
during the contest.  In fact, only two of these uniques
had  previous spots on record.

As many as 18 of those 27 uniques were also inactive
calls, depending on the source (Buckmaster, etc.)
There were no inactive US calls found. 

K3DZ    14155   LV7H      Sun Mar 31 22:44:00 2002    
OH2TR   28667   LV7H      Sun Mar 31 18:48:00 2002   
4Z5LJ   28544   LV7H      Sun Mar 31 17:45:00 2002  
IZ3ETV  28515   LV7H      Sun Mar 31 15:25:00 2002   
ES7DR   28597   LV7H      Sun Mar 31 14:29:00 2002  
ZS6IR   28530   LV7H      Sun Mar 31 13:56:00 2002   
F5FTR   28665   LV7H      Sun Mar 31 13:14:00 2002   
DL5GHY  28566   LV7H      Sun Mar 31 12:39:00 2002   
SP7FGT  28463   LV7H      Sun Mar 31 12:14:00 2002   
JA5GDT  21277   LV7H      Sun Mar 31 02:25:00 2002  
UT1AS   14234.5 LV7H      Sun Mar 31 01:29:00 2002   
JA5GDT  21277   LV7H      Sun Mar 31 02:25:00 2002   
UT1AS   14234.5 LV7H      Sun Mar 31 01:29:00 2002   
IK5DFT  21204   LV7H WPX  Sat Mar 30 19:29:00 2002   
ZS5DRF  28553.5 LV7H      Sat Mar 30 18:37:00 2002   
PY2FYS  28689   LV7H      Sat Mar 30 17:11:00 2002   
UR5TD   28553   LV7H      Sat Mar 30 16:05:00 2002   
OH7GH   28429   LV7H      Sat Mar 30 12:19:00 2002   
OM7M    28485   LV7H      Sat Mar 30 12:17:00 2002   
EA4DLE  28422   LV7H      Sat Mar 30 11:46:00 2002   
DL1ERK  28575   LV7H WPX  Sat Mar 30 11:13:00 2002   
SP6GTY  28534   LV7H WPX  Sat Mar 30 10:53:00 2002   
DL3FTN  14157   LV7H WPX  Sat Mar 30 06:55:00 2002   
EA3ARL  14338   LV7H WPX  Sat Mar 30 06:25:00 2002     
JF2ERD  21266   LV7H WPX  Sat Mar 30 05:09:00 2002   
JA7DHE  28537   LV7H WPX  Sat Mar 30 04:40:00 2002   
JA1FDE  21218.5 LV7H CONTET VIA LU7HF Sat Mar 30 01:51  



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In the WPX, there were 17 spots of TG9AJR.  A dozen of
those spots were via IRC/DX Summit.  Those 12 spots
also produced 12 unique calls.  Every one of these
calls has no spots on record other than TG9AJR.

VE4TBD   14142  TG9AJR       Sun Mar 31 23:56 2002    
WA6DVC   21413  TG9AJR       Sun Mar 31 23:43 2002    
W6JGH    28306  TG9AJR       Sun Mar 31 23:15 2002     
WA4DSF   28306  TG9AJR Test  Sun Mar 31 23:08 2002     
HA3SDF   21185  TG9AJR       Sun Mar 31 06:36 2002   
WB8FHG   21436  TG9AJR       Sat Mar 30 18:49 2002    
W8NNB    28707  TG9AJR Test  Sat Mar 30 14:44 2002     
KC0ADF   28707  TG9AJR       Sat Mar 30 14:34 2002    
EA3FVB   28707  TG9AJR       Sat Mar 30 14:19 2002    
WB8JFH   28707  TG9AJR       Sat Mar 30 14:02 2002    
VE3DFG   28689  TG9AJR Test  Sat Mar 30 13:49 2002    
LU7FHG   21210  TG9AJR CQ CONTEST WPX  Sat Mar 30 06:19 2002  

At least six of those calls are inactive.
They include:  VE4TBD, W6JGH, WA4DSF, WB8FHG, W8NNB and WB8JFH.


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In the WPX, there were 80 spots of RS0F.  Of those, 59 spots
came via IRC/DX Summit.  33 of those 59 calls were uniques -
meaning that station only spotted RS0F during the contest.
For all but two calls, this is the only spot listed
on record by this call.

10-14 of those unique calls were also inactive, depending
on the source (Buckmaster, etc.)  Two of those inactive
calls were from the US:  AG6TR and W6NHS.

Here are the uniques for RS0F:

KS6T    21370.8  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 23:51:00 2002    
AD6KA   21370.8  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 23:44:00 2002    
K3SK    21387    RS0F   Sun Mar 31 12:20:00 2002    
UT7EE   21387    RS0F   Sun Mar 31 12:16:00 2002   
9A8M    21387    RS0F   Sun Mar 31 12:03:00 2002   
G4RDG   21386.9  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 12:00:00 2002   
JA8DLC  21387.5  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 11:52:00 2002    
UA9AN   21387.5  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 11:43:00 2002   
VK4WPX  21387.5  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 11:37:00 2002   
ON4CSA  21387.5  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 11:16:00 2002   
ON4CAZ  21387.5  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 11:09:00 2002   
IZ3WWY  21387    RS0F rusia spase station!  Sun Mar 31 10:55 
HA1SN   21387.5  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 10:53:00 2002   
YB0DPI  21383.3  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 09:32:00 2002  
OE5RU   21383.3  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 09:27:00 2002   
DL7YD   21383.3  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 09:18:00 2002  
G4RDF   21383.3  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 08:51:00 2002   
DL1GN   21383.3  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 08:44:00 2002   
OK1KMS  21383.3  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 08:41:00 2002   
LZ5Z    21383.3  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 08:22:00 2002  
VE7AVV  21220    RS0F   Sun Mar 31 04:43:00 2002   
L20E    21220    RS0F   Sun Mar 31 04:33:00 2002   
K6HRU   21268    RS0F   Sun Mar 31 03:43:00 2002   
NA7Z    21268    RS0F   Sun Mar 31 03:37:00 2002  
K7TR    21268    RS0F   Sun Mar 31 03:19:00 2002   
KR5D    21268    RS0F   Sun Mar 31 03:09:00 2002   
AG6TR   21304.7  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 02:22:00 2002   
N2UVR   21304.7  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 01:47:00 2002   
NA0U    21448.8  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 00:07:00 2002   
W6NHS   21448.9  RS0F   Sun Mar 31 00:00:00 2002   
W9RSK   21325    RS0F   Sat Mar 30 23:44:00 2002   
W6RS    21325    RS0F   Sat Mar 30 23:22:00 2002   
SP3FR   21415.8  RS0F   Sat Mar 30 12:02:00 2002   


12 other stations spotted RS0F with their only IRC/
DX Summit spot of the contest - while using a different
node for other WPX spots:

W2GG, AA3B, W3AS, RM6A, DL8AAM, SK6DZ, RL3A, DL2HX,
UA6LGR, YU1RE, RK9CZO and JA5WNH.


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