CQ WPX SUMMARY SHEET
Callsign Used : WE9V
Operator : WE9V
Station : K4JA(/9) ex-W9JA ex-KS9K
Wisconsin
Category : S/O HP 15M only, 31 HOURS
Team/Club : SMC
BAND Raw QSOs Valid QSOs Points Prefixes
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15SSB 2680 2675 6921 893
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Totals 2680 2675 6921 893
Final Claimed Score = 6,180,453 points.
FT-1000MP, homebrew 8877, 6/6/6/6 to 172'(52m) on rotating tower.
Station Tour: http://www.contesting.com/tours/W9JA/index.html
One last hurrah from Paul's station before he begins teardown
for his move to Virginia. Little did I know it would be a
record setting weekend for me and for so many others.
W9 Record 2.649 Million, 1994, by me at KS9K (same station)
USA Record 4.538 Million, 1992, set by WN4KKN/6
The W9 record was broken at 23:37z the first day!
The USA record was broken at 16:47z second day.
For those concerned about:
36 hours vs. 30 hours:
I only operated 31 hours. Throw out my worst hour and it's still
a pretty good score.
1 point USA-USA QSOs:
I had 509 USA stations call. As I mentioned in a previous post
to cq-contest, it was my lowest percentage of USA stations ever.
If they were 0 pointers, my score would have only decreased
7% to 5.725M
I'm not a newbie to radio anymore, but I certainly don't ever
remember running Europe on 15M at 22z!! I don't mean one or two
stations calling in...I'm talking about 1-2 per minute!! It was
phenomenal!! And I was nearly equally impressed with JA's calling
in as early as 21z. And working JA's as late as 04z both
nights!! Cool!
Also what was amazing is that the lowest antenna was the loudest
antenna out of any combination for many EU stations calling in.
And I'm not talking about at the peak of the opening. All the
way until 3 hours after EU sunset (I would consider that the
band is closing for that path) the low antenna was great.
Sometimes the 4 stack was better, sometimes the single antenna
at 172' (52m) was better. We've never really experienced that
from here in Wisconsin. It was, at times, 2 S-units better than
any other combination. That means that pea-shooter stations
would have a much louder signal than the 4-stack! Neat!
One word sums up this contest: WOW!
Thanks for the Q's! See you at Dayton!!
Chad WE9V
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USA calls = 509
VE calls = 60
N.A. calls = 26
S.A. calls = 60
Euro calls = 1468
Afrc calls = 15
Asia calls = 95
JA calls = 394
Ocen calls = 53
Total calls = 2680
3B8 1 ES 13 KP4 5 TK 2
3W 1 EU 8 LA 20 TZ 1
4J 3 EX 1 LU 24 UA 149
4X 5 EZ 1 LX 6 UA2 6
5B 4 F 67 LY 19 UA9 35
6Y 1 FK 1 LZ 17 UN 3
9A 23 G 104 OD 1 UR 86
9J 1 GD 2 OE 10 V5 1
9M2 1 GI 3 OH 65 V6 1
9M6 1 GJ 1 OH0 1 V7 1
9V 1 GM 10 OK 52 VE 60
9Y 1 GW 15 OM 22 VK 12
BV 3 HA 21 ON 32 VP5 2
BY 2 HB 14 OY 2 VP9 2
C6 1 HC 2 OZ 17 VR 1
CE 4 HL 26 P2 2 VU 2
CM 1 HP 1 P4 4 XE 3
CN 1 HS 2 PA 38 XX9 1
CP 1 I 100 PY 19 YB 6
CT 10 IT9 2 S5 53 YL 5
CU 1 J3 1 SM 34 YO 11
D4 2 JA 394 SP 45 YU 5
DL 270 JY 1 SU 2 YV 3
DU 8 K 509 SV 10 Z3 4
EA 74 KH0 2 T33 1 ZD8 1
EA8 2 KH2 2 T7 1 ZF 2
EA9 1 KH6 10 T9 5 ZL 5
EI 9 KH8 2 TA1 1 ZP 1
EK 1 KL 5 TF 1 ZS 2
ER 1 KP2 1 TI 1
Rate Report:
0205: 5 per minute (300/hr)
1248: 32 per 10 minutes (192/hr)
1338: 161 per hour
HOUR 15SSB TOTAL ACCUM
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0 125 125 125
1 72 72 197
2 131 131 328
3 91 91 419
4 1 1 420
5 0 0 420
6 0 0 420
7 0 0 420
8 0 0 420
9 0 0 420
10 0 0 420
11 3 3 423
12 111 111 534
13 146 146 680
14 119 119 799
15 95 95 894
16 88 88 982
17 91 91 1073
18 85 85 1158
19 80 80 1238
20 110 110 1348
21 76 76 1424
22 78 78 1502
23 71 71 1573
0 67 67 1640
1 45 45 1685
2 62 62 1747
3 44 44 1791
4 3 3 1794
5 0 0 1794
6 0 0 1794
7 0 0 1794
8 0 0 1794
9 0 0 1794
10 0 0 1794
11 0 0 1794
12 19 19 1813
13 53 53 1866
14 125 125 1991
15 120 120 2111
16 77 77 2188
17 61 61 2249
18 67 67 2316
19 73 73 2389
20 87 87 2476
21 81 81 2557
22 68 68 2625
23 55 55 2680
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