Great info, Doug.
That's only the results from the people who submitted logs, right? I'd
bet that the curve is skewed even more toward fewer hours for the people
who did not submit a log, and I wonder how many of those would be more
inclined to submit a log if categories existed for fewer hours. I
suspect quite a few.
73,
Dave AB7E
On 3/25/2013 4:07 AM, kr2q@optimum.net wrote:
Toivo, ES2RR asked how many "iron men" there are.
Here are the "iron man" results from a recent CQWW SSB contest.
First column (left) is hours operated (2 hours groups).
The second column (middle) is number of entrants
The last column (right) is the percentage of those shown
(which is limited to SOAB entrants only, all power groups, assisted or not).
"0" in the first row means "too few QSOs over too many hours to calculate."
I don't know the algorithm used to calculate non-operating hours.
Hope the table below "lines up" OK
de Doug KR2Q
0 22 0.4%
2 540 11.0%
4 664 13.5%
6 689 14.0%
8 527 10.7%
10 460 9.4%
12 388 7.9%
14 296 6.0%
16 233 4.7%
18 223 4.5%
20 132 2.7%
22 157 3.2%
24 107 2.2%
26 88 1.8%
28 80 1.6%
30 76 1.5%
32 53 1.1%
34 35 0.7%
36 30 0.6%
38 28 0.6%
40 28 0.6%
42 19 0.4%
44 22 0.4%
46 12 0.2%
48 8 0.2%
4917 100.0%
~50% operate for 8 hours less.
~75% operate for < 15 hours.
~90% operate for < 24 hours.
~95% operate for < 30 hours.
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