WOW! I knew we were getting LOTS of spots this weekend, but this is even above what I expected. Last year in CQWW SSB I recorded 48k spots. This year it was up to 54317 spots in the database. And dur
Big spot weekend, 53059 in the database this weekend. Thats an average of over 1100/hr on the network. On Saturday there was a peak over 1400/hr in the 15z hour, and on Sunday it peaked about 1500/hr
For some strange reason, K1TTTs spotting analysis is my favorite part of the week after every contest. 73, Dave/KA1NCN Dave@KA1N.CN _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing
Agreed! And he should be well commended for it! Pity that he's kicked over so many rocks and exposed so many little pests that scurry away, metaphorically speaking, that most have either quit or are
It certainly is an interesting study, isn't it? I am not an expert at tracking down ISP's but it's fascinating reading writeups form people who are. But even without that aspect, I still find the wri
I agree it is a pity that there were such that felt they needed to scurry away... What I really feel is bad, is that there were any to begin with.--... ...--Dale - WC7S in Wy> Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2008
Just a quick summary here, you can get the raw data, sorted and highlighted Excel data from dxsummit spots, and Access database with cluster node data and queries at http://www.k1ttt.net/logs/2009cqw
Maybe I'm misremembering, but didn't the leading US multi-multis previously rank at or near the top of the busiest spotters list? I wonder what happened this year. 73, Pete N4ZR New Articles Daily -
uhhh Regarding the self spotters from the caribbean... Its just a honest mistake just like signing qrp with your amp on... ;) Felipe Just a quick summary here, you can get the raw data, sorted and hi
Total spots in database 66788 up from 59k last year... still growing about 10% per year or so. Busiest spotters: Spotter count DJ1AA 1103 AA3B 615 NQ4I 533 R6DX 523 KT4ZB 437 K3XC 430 W2NY 416 K6III