My node logged 30463 spots over the arrl dx ssb weekend.
Most spotted DX:
DX count
PJ2T 342
VQ5A 335
FY5KE 284
XF4IH 279
V26DX 241
V47KP 231
CN2R 216
8P1A 214
VP5B 205
KP4KE 191
most active spotters:
Spotter count
W3LPL-4 1278
K9NS 578
W6YX 542
AA3B 478
K1TTT-5 436
KB9KEG 409
K3CT 355
W2IRT 353
AJ1M 349
K1IR-2 337
most consistent spotters:
spotter dx count
KP4CPD KP4KE 44
W8TK/7 PJ2T 28
I5LNO IZ5CML 24
W3LPL-4 DK6WL 23
K1MJ KP2A 22
W3LPL-4 VQ5A 20
W3LPL-4 9A1A 19
W3LPL-4 RU1A 18
W3LPL-4 V26DX 18
To evaluate these numbers try this approach. Use w3lpl as a standard.
assume he is running two stations on each band and is spotting
everything they hear fairly regularly. Then look at the stations he
spotted, note that they are stations you would (on the east coast)
expect to be beacons on the bands out of europe or the carribbean...
they got around 20 spots each.
assuming that w3lpl's crew is unbiased this is probably a good gauge of
how often one station would likely spot any one other station in the 48
hour period on all the bands.
it is interesting to look at all the spots for iz5cml... most are from
ed7zab-5 node, and a few from others... the list includes spots from:
K1QGG, K9LON, K5LGH, K7UJI, WA3DFT - not in latest buckmaster list
KC1ECF - not issued yet
more interesting are spots for kp2a. many were made from n5in's node...
a nice pick to fake spot from as i can get ip's directly from there.
what really catches the eye on these is that i know many of the
spotters, and they have their own nodes, so why would they spot from
n5in's node? a look at ip addresses tells the story:
3/6/2004 01:40Z Logging in user K1MJ (tel36:66.185.39.227)
3/6/2004 08:29Z Logging in user K4JA-4 (tel10:66.185.39.227)
3/7/2004 21:23Z Logging in user K3CT (tel10:66.185.39.227)
3/6/2004 10:17Z Logging in user K5NA (tel10:66.185.39.227)
3/7/2004 21:37Z Logging in user N3AD (tel10:66.185.39.227)
3/6/2004 04:53Z Logging in user W3LPL-4 (tel10:66.185.39.227)
3/6/2004 07:29Z Logging in user K8AZ-4 (tel10:66.185.39.227)
3/6/2004 08:22Z Logging in user W8ZA (tel10:66.185.39.227)
3/7/2004 19:23Z Logging in user KP2A (tel14:66.185.39.227)
the ip belongs to:
OrgName: wireless world llc
OrgID: WRLW
Address: 19 Estate Thomas,
Address: St. Thomas VI 00802
it looks like kp4cpd and w8tk/7 are just good cheerleaders.
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Now ugly statistics about single spotter spots. These are spots from
people that made only one spot the whole weekend. There are two sources
of these, the cluster network and dxsummit. An interesting check is the
percentage of spots for stations from each of these sources.
DX total all dxsummit
spots singles singles
XF4IH 279 65(23%) 20(7%)
5V7C 185 28(15%) 4(2%)
LY4A 113 44(39%) 0(0%)
HR5/OH3JF 105 15(14%) 2(2%)
5W0SB 102 22(22%) 6(6%)
VK9NB 86 30(34%) 10(12%)
3D2ZF 73 13(18%) 3(4%)
PY4RGS 72 24(33%) 0(0%)
HG3M 60 28(47%) 7(12%)
EA1WS 50 12(24%) 12(24%)
the interesting ones here are the ones with higher percentages but fewer
total spots. some of these are explainable by being rare or non-contest
operations that attract dxers rather than contesters who are less likely
to make spots during the contest.
more details on single spotter spots(note that k1ttt-14 spots are really
those that i got from dxsummit):
DTS Spotter FromNode Dx Freq Comment
3/6/2004 16:32:00 XE1DFR K1TTT-14 ZS6WPX 28545 BIG
SIGNAL
3/6/2004 16:10:00 CT1SDF K1TTT-14 ZS6WPX 21253 CQ
CONTEST
3/6/2004 04:53:00 EA4FRT K1TTT-14 ZS6WPX 14253 CQ
CONTEST
3/6/2004 11:59:00 I4MUH K1TTT-14 ZS6WPX 21215
CQ CQ ARRL TEST
3/6/2004 11:03:00 PA3ERF K1TTT-14 ZS6WPX 21215 CQ
CONTEST
3/6/2004 18:01:00 EA3RD K1TTT-14 ZS6WPX 21253
cq cq
3/6/2004 20:48:00 K5LBU K1TTT-14 ZS6WPX 14253
cq test
3/6/2004 15:50:00 EA4BOQ K1TTT-14 ZS6WPX 21218 CQ CQ
TEST
note the stuck caps lock for most of the spots and integer frequencies
for all of them.
DTS Spotter FromNode Dx Freq Comment
3/7/2004 22:54:00 K8YYE OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 14265
3/7/2004 02:35:00 K4JEW OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 7064 QSX
7263.0
3/7/2004 21:29:00 K1SJD OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 21312
3/7/2004 23:49:00 KB7CHA OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 7068 QSX 7194
3/7/2004 23:54:00 K9IUQ OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 7068 QSX
7194.0
3/7/2004 01:42:00 KE4TR OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 14264
3/6/2004 21:47:00 K0OQP OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 21355
3/7/2004 23:04:00 AA5FR OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 14253
3/7/2004 02:29:00 N6OOQ OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 7064 QSX 7239
3/6/2004 19:44:00 K2WWQ OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 21360
3/7/2004 21:18:00 K8IQI OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 14257
3/7/2004 18:37:00 K5RTR SK3GW-6 PY4RGS 28430
3/7/2004 20:41:00 W8RRE OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 21317
3/6/2004 18:11:00 KC7GET OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 28454
3/7/2004 22:08:00 K1RRT PY5UFP-11 PY4RGS 21313
3/7/2004 01:00:00 K2PPO OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 14236
3/6/2004 02:16:00 K8UQY OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 14310
3/7/2004 22:22:00 K8UYQ OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 21314
3/7/2004 03:26:00 KB4RRT OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 7054 QSX
7234.0
3/7/2004 00:18:00 K4JH OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 14260
3/7/2004 23:42:00 K5RET OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 7068 QSX 7194
3/7/2004 19:22:00 N1ERG OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 28417
3/6/2004 22:14:00 K9DH OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 21355
3/7/2004 00:50:00 KB4RRE OZ5BBS-7 PY4RGS 14264
an interesting array of stateside spotters from oz5bbs including several
calls not in my latest buckmaster. i didn't check them all, i'll leave
that as an exercise for the log checkers. if anyone can get oz5bbs's ip
logs for those stations they would likely be very interesting also.
DTS Spotter FromNode Dx Freq Comment
3/7/2004 06:45:00 W9JA EA4URE-5 LY4A 7072 qsx 7187
3/6/2004 08:09:00 KA1LMR EA4URE-5 LY4A 7033 qsx 7165
3/7/2004 21:29:00 N2ZUC EA4URE-5 LY4A 14349.6
3/7/2004 03:31:00 W1CYB EA4URE-5 LY4A 3772 3855
3/7/2004 21:52:00 AA0AI EA4URE-5 LY4A 14349.7
3/7/2004 01:57:00 WI3L EA4URE-5 LY4A 3772 QSX 3842
3/7/2004 00:20:00 N3KR EA4URE-5 LY4A 7089.1 QSX 7249
3/6/2004 07:22:00 WB3BEL EA4URE-5 LY4A 7074 qsx 7172
3/6/2004 13:44:00 N9LZ EA4URE-5 LY4A 21438
3/6/2004 11:32:00 N3RXW EA4URE-5 LY4A 14349
3/7/2004 23:30:00 K4IU EA4URE-5 LY4A 7090 7229
3/7/2004 00:38:00 KF4YXH EA4URE-5 LY4A 7089.1 QSX 7298
3/7/2004 23:03:00 KV2M EA4URE-5 LY4A 7090 QSX 7165
3/7/2004 02:25:00 N2RK EA4URE-5 LY4A 3772 QSX 3835
3/7/2004 05:36:00 N1US EA4URE-5 LY4A 3760.3 3862
3/6/2004 06:33:00 WF2O EA4URE-5 LY4A 7074 qsx 7182
3/7/2004 02:53:00 K4VUD EA4URE-5 LY4A 3772 QSX 3855
3/7/2004 20:52:00 N2IXX EA4URE-5 LY4A 14349.8
3/6/2004 13:38:00 N1HTS EA4URE-5 LY4A 21438
3/7/2004 16:40:00 KB5REX EA4URE-5 LY4A 21308.2
3/7/2004 20:58:00 N5DD EA4URE-5 LY4A 14349.8
3/7/2004 03:13:00 W1JQ EA4URE-5 LY4A 3772 QSX 3855
3/6/2004 13:51:00 KC8EVC EA4URE-5 LY4A 21438 59++
3/7/2004 22:59:00 K9YC EA4URE-5 LY4A 7090 QSX
719.5
3/7/2004 05:54:00 NA9Q EA4URE-5 LY4A 7072 77213
3/6/2004 06:56:00 K1BD EA4URE-5 LY4A 7074 qsx 7182
3/6/2004 15:18:00 K7AEK EA4URE-5 LY4A 21438
3/7/2004 20:07:00 W4BDG EA4URE-5 LY4A 14349.6
3/6/2004 07:57:00 WA8LXJ EA4URE-5 LY4A 7033 qsx 7172
3/6/2004 12:55:00 W4MOT EA4URE-5 LY4A 21438
3/7/2004 03:44:00 W0PV EA4URE-5 LY4A 3772 QSX 3855
3/6/2004 13:10:00 N3KCJ EA4URE-5 LY4A 21438
3/7/2004 23:40:00 NX9T EA4URE-5 LY4A 7090 7229
3/7/2004 20:15:00 KC5LVC EA4URE-5 LY4A 14349.6
3/7/2004 00:53:00 K4AMC EA4URE-5 LY4A 7089.1 7298
3/7/2004 04:14:00 K2OWE EA4URE-5 LY4A 7080 7212.5
3/6/2004 15:01:00 W4ISC EA4URE-5 LY4A 21438
3/7/2004 22:06:00 WA2NDO EA4URE-5 LY4A 7090 QSX 7212
3/7/2004 20:22:00 KA1YDH EA4URE-5 LY4A 14349.6
3/6/2004 14:04:00 WA1MKE EA4URE-5 LY4A 21438
3/7/2004 21:17:00 KD5SVT EA4URE-5 LY4A 14349.6
3/7/2004 06:30:00 KF7IQ EA4URE-5 LY4A 7072 qsx 7187
3/7/2004 23:12:00 KB3FJO EA4URE-5 LY4A 7090 QSX 7229
another interesting array of stateside calls from ea4ure-5. those ip
logs would probably be interesting also.
DTS Spotter FromNode Dx Freq Comment
3/7/2004 13:32:00 AB5C HB9OK-6 HG3M 14189.5
3/7/2004 11:34:00 K3PX HB9OK-6 HG3M 14190
3/7/2004 21:50:00 KE3Z HB9OK-6 HG3M 14270
3/6/2004 16:59:00 WA2TOE K1TTT-14 HG3M 14288.8
3/7/2004 16:07:00 K3ED HB9OK-6 HG3M 14189.9
3/6/2004 16:49:00 K2NUZ K1TTT-14 HG3M 14288.5
3/6/2004 12:17:00 WB2ZNF K1TTT-14 HG3M 14290.5
3/7/2004 15:57:00 W9IND HB9OK-6 HG3M 14189.9
3/6/2004 20:52:00 W5TI K1TTT-14 HG3M 14296.8
3/7/2004 20:15:00 VE1ZY HB9OK-6 HG3M 14269
3/7/2004 21:07:00 VE3OCY HB9OK-6 HG3M 14270
3/7/2004 14:23:00 AC1Z HB9OK-6 HG3M 14189.6
3/7/2004 20:25:00 WA8APN HB9OK-6 HG3M 14269.5
3/7/2004 18:54:00 W3KY HB9OK-6 HG3M 14189.5
3/7/2004 15:36:00 WA3ACN HB9OK-6 HG3M 14189.9
3/7/2004 15:16:00 VE1EG HB9OK-6 HG3M 14189.7
3/7/2004 20:05:00 W2PC HB9OK-6 HG3M 14268.8
3/7/2004 19:16:00 NA3T HB9OK-6 HG3M 14189.7
3/6/2004 15:45:00 N4AYI K1TTT-14 HG3M 14288.5
3/7/2004 17:12:00 VE3EOP HB9OK-6 HG3M 14190.1
3/6/2004 14:41:00 VE3ONY K1TTT-14 HG3M 14288.5
3/7/2004 19:49:00 K1EYI HB9OK-6 HG3M 14189.1
3/7/2004 21:34:00 KA2ENT HB9OK-6 HG3M 14270
3/7/2004 12:05:00 VE3MIN HB9OK-6 HG3M 14190
3/6/2004 13:31:00 K3LU K1TTT-14 HG3M 14289
3/7/2004 20:54:00 KB4C HB9OK-6 HG3M 14269.5
3/7/2004 16:36:00 K2ANZ HB9OK-6 HG3M 14189.9
another european node with lots of stateside and canadian spotters all
who only spotted hg3m.
DTS Spotter FromNode Dx Freq Comment
3/7/2004 01:12:00 K0REF K1TTT-14 EA1WS 14234 EA
3/6/2004 17:59:00 N1DS K1TTT-14 EA1WS 21412 EA
3/6/2004 23:34:00 N2BJ K1TTT-14 EA1WS 14234 EA
3/7/2004 01:24:00 W8FT K1TTT-14 EA1WS 14234 EA
3/6/2004 23:49:00 K6CU K1TTT-14 EA1WS 14234 EA
3/6/2004 10:22:00 W3PP K1TTT-14 EA1WS 14261 Contest
EA
3/6/2004 19:36:00 KX2S K1TTT-14 EA1WS 21281 EA
3/6/2004 18:15:00 W4KS K1TTT-14 EA1WS 21412 EA
3/6/2004 09:36:00 K1RX K1TTT-14 EA1WS 14261
3/6/2004 22:40:00 W3FI K1TTT-14 EA1WS 14234 EA
3/6/2004 22:24:00 NS3T K1TTT-14 EA1WS 14234 EA
3/6/2004 23:11:00 N6AA K1TTT-14 EA1WS 14234 EA
all from dxsummit, most with same comment and all integer frequencies...
probably more later on the dxsummit spots.
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Details of dxsummit spots. Note, dxsummit was down from about 5z sunday
morning, so there aren't as many spots from there as usual. but there
were still some who had time to make good use of it:
zs6wpx spots:
EA4FRT-@: CQ CONTEST 196.25.253.13
PA3ERF-@: CQ CONTEST 196.25.253.13
I4MUH-@: CQ CQ ARRL TEST 196.25.253.13
EA4BOQ-@: CQ CQ TEST 196.25.253.13
CT1SDF-@: CQ CONTEST 196.25.253.13
CT1SDF-@: CQ CONTEST 196.25.253.13
XE1DFR-@: BIG SIGNAL 196.25.253.13
XE1DFR-@: BIG SIGNAL 196.25.253.13
EA3RD-@: cq cq 196.25.253.13
K5LBU-@: cq test 196.25.253.13
K5LBU-@: cq test 196.25.253.13
196.25.253.13 = Telkom SA Ltd. SAIX
ea1ws spots:
K1RX-@: 80.58.7.172
NE3F-@: Contest 80.58.7.172
W3PP-@: Contest EA 80.58.7.172
K3BSA-@: Contest EA 80.58.7.172
K2TE-@: EA 80.58.7.172
N1EU-@: EA 80.58.7.172
N1AU-@: Contest EA80.58.7.172
W3PT-@: EA 80.58.7.172
N1NB-@: EA 80.58.7.172
K5SF-@: EA 80.58.7.172
N1DS-@: EA 80.58.7.172
W4KS-@: EA 80.58.7.172
K0TO-@: EA 80.58.7.172
N3RS-@: EA 80.58.7.172
K2XF-@: EA 80.58.7.172
VQ5A-@: EA 80.58.7.172
KX2S-@: EA 80.58.7.172
K3MD-@: EA 80.58.7.172
N1DG-@: EA 80.58.7.172
NS3T-@: EA 80.58.7.172
W3FI-@: EA 80.58.7.172
N6AA-@: EA 80.58.7.172
NF0N-@: EA 80.58.7.172
N2BJ-@: EA 80.58.7.172
K6CU-@: EA 80.58.7.172
K2XF-@: EA 80.58.7.172
K0KX-@: EA 80.58.7.172
K0REF-@: EA 80.58.7.172
W8FT-@: EA 80.58.7.172
80.58.7.172 = Telefonica de Espana SAU
hg3m spots:
K3LU-@: 81.182.10.108
VE3ONY-@: 81.182.10.108
N4AYI-@: 81.182.10.108
K2NUZ-@: 81.182.10.108
WA2TOE-@: 81.182.10.108
W8FUM-@: 81.182.10.108
HG3M-@: 81.182.10.116
WB2ZNF-@: 81.182.10.116
WB2ZNF-@: 81.182.10.116
W5TI-@: 81.182.10.13
81.182.10.* = Hungarian Telecom
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undisguised self spots:
Dx FromNode Freq Comment
EA7RCT EA7URM-5 7090 qsx 7203
EA7RCT EA7URM-5 14210.8 CQ TEST
EA7RCT EA7URM-5 7050 QSX:7229
EA7RCT EA7URM-5 14210.8 CQ TEST
EA7RCT EA7URM-5 28480
ES1A AB5K 14244.7
ES1A AB5K 14335.9 ARRL
HB9CXZ HB9OK-9 14248.8 need RI,KY,AR,NM,OK ....
HB9CXZ HB9OK-9 1905 GOOD OPENING TO USA
HB9CXZ HB9OK-9 7058 QSX 7242.5 NEED ND,NB,LAB
IK2VFR IR2UBY-6 7046 QRX 7254
IK2VFR IR2UBY-6 21340 arrl
IK2VFR IR2UBY-6 14268 ARRL
IK2VFR IR2UBY-6 14268 ARRL
IK2VFR IR2UBY-6 7074 QRX 7210
IK2VFR IR2UBY-6 7046 TEST LIST.7254
IK7YZI I8NHJ-6 7046 qsx 7170
IZ5CML ED7ZAB-5 21355 need NV only
JW5E K1TTT-14 7032 lsn up 7254
NP4CQ WP4F 14260 cq cq test
VK3SX K1TTT-14 21274 looking for la ok ohio w
VK3SX K1TTT-14 21315 Looking for la ok ohio w
W4ZV K1TTT 1826.5 CQ UK8DAN or UK9AA
W4ZV AB5K 1826.5 Any EU awake?
XV1X N0VD-6 1811 up 1
XV1X N0VD-6 21307 ARRL test
XV1X N0VD-6 1811 up 1
XV1X N0VD-6 21308 ARRL
XV1X N0VD-6 1811 up 1 EU
XV1X N0VD-6 21225 Beaming EU
XV1X N0VD-6 21317 ARRL test
XV1X N0VD-6 3777 ARRL test
XV1X N0VD-6 7057 QSX: 7248 - ARRL test
XV1X N0VD-6 1811 up 1 DL9YX not in log
XV1X N0VD-6 7046 QSX: 7194
XV1X N0VD-6 7057 QSX: 7162 ARRL test
XV1X N0VD-6 7038 qsx: 7179
ZL2AL ZL2AL-10 7046 QSX 174
ZL2AL ZL2AL-10 3787
i hate to sound paranoid, but i am sure i have not made any friends by
publishing this data. So I probably shouldn't be surprised if more stuff
like the spots below show up in the future:
also found in undisguised self spot list:
Dx FromNode Freq
K1TTT YV6BTF-7 21337
other spots from yv6btf-7 node during the contest were(note that besides
a couple test spots made by the sysop this was ALL the spots from that
node that made it to my node):
Dx Freq Comment Spotter DTS
KP4KE 14323.1 PUERTO RICO LU4AA 3/7/2004 23:12:00
KP4KE 28422.9 K1TTT 3/7/2004 18:41:00
K1TTT 21337 K1TTT 3/7/2004 18:55:00
KP4KE 21368.5 PUERTO RICO LU4AA 3/7/2004 22:43:00
KP4KE 14325.6 PUERTO RICO LU4AA 3/7/2004 23:37:00
I have requested ip address info for these users from yv6btf, but i'm
not sure if the dxnet software records that information. if anyone
knows him or that software could you help?
one other interesting spot that showed up was:
Dx Freq Spotter FromNode DTS
K1TTT 21300 KB2HBK AA2MF 3/6/2004 13:57:00
this one was interesting for several reasons. first, we were not on
that frequency at that time. second the spotter has been identified in
the past as being a fake spotter call used to spot ny6dx. third, ny6dx
was operating at aa2mf's station using nn2w(aa2mf's club call) over the
weekend. i have requested but not yet received the ip address used by
kb2hbk and also KLTTT-13 who were seen on aa2mf's node.
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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