FROM Dennis AA7VB ex KZ5M P40Z VP2EWW
I read through Rod's comments with much interest. Although some of them have
some merit, I feel compelled to offer another perspective on some of the
others. I most certainly am not WRTC material myself but am at the very
least emotionly involved with this event because of my love for the hobby and
our particular "dysfunction", as some would say, within it. Many many of
those who might qualify for a spot in the next WRTC are personal friends of
mine and I happily spend time with these guys and gals in the heat of battle
or in social gatherings. Since I own a fire protection business or two, I
too own a flame suit so fire away after reading my observations!
1. PLAN NOW. I most certainly agree that chosing a host for the next WRTC
gathering be done as soon as possible. I am sure that our friend K7SS will
be sucking up input just as rapidly as he drills all of us in contests and he
will have a solid recommendation as soon as an logical answer emerges. I sat
on the Board that put the last Houston ARRL National Convention together; was
President of the Texas DX Society and driving force for the world record
efforts from XE2FU; drank my way into the initial meeting of the minds
(somewhat soggy at the time) that somehow managed to come up with one good
idea - the NAQP; and last but not least, was one of the Armadillo Run
organizers. These facts mean nothing other than to qualify me to say that I
do know what takes to put something like the WRTC event on and if I had that
challenge looking me down the throat, I would want as much time as possible
to insure that I did the participants a good job.
2. WHERE SHOULD IT BE? Though I agree that it could probably be held on
one of the other heavily populated continents, I do not agree that Sydney
would be a good choice. I have operated from the Pacfic before and even in
the best of conditions there can be many long hours of nothing but hiss in
the RX out there waiting for a band to open again to one of the population
centers around the globe. I also don't feel that media coverage is as
important as others might suggest. This event is for us. All of us Little
Pistols and the Big Guns. This is our moment to hear some of the Best of the
Best slug it out on a relatively even playing feel. My experience with
trying to share the excitement of my contest operating with non-contesters
particularly non-hams has been less than rewarding. Kinda like some chess
geek trying to get me worked up into a froth over a Nationa Match...who
cares!! What charge can that boring stuff bring a guy and what redeeming
social value does it offer? Probably as much as ham radio contesting does in
the eyes of the majority of the world....
3. SHARE WHAT CONTEST? I do not agree with Rod at all on this subject. I
feel that the ARRL and CQWW DX contests are absolutely the wrong events to
immerse the WRTC in. First off, they are single mode events and I for one
particularly enjoy the current format that inherently brings all around
talented teams to the table, not just wiz kids from one mode or the other.
The IARU has always enjoyed the reputatuion as a "friendly" contest without
so much emphase on station capabilities as it does on overall knowledge of
propogation to find those mults while at the same time maximizing rates using
any or all modes. I cannot think of any other multmode single weekend
contest that offers the advantages that the IARU has for testing the teams'
overall capability to "contest" taking in all phases of the game. At the
moment, we may be somewhat sunspot challenged but that will change
significantly before the next WRTC.
4. ADDING THE WRTC STATIONS AS MULTS I suggest this change would only
create bigger numbers but would not change the outcome of the competition so
why bother? I am not certain what Rob ment in his writings that " The WRTC
stations could be made to count as multipliers as in the IARU..." They did
not count as mults or I would have been a very rich man at P40Z !!
5. MAKE 'EM MULTI-SINGLE There may be some merit in this suggestion
though again I do not think it would have changed the outcome any. The
results clearly show that those teams that felt mults warrented the effort of
significant S & P using the station constraints made the best of it. Giving
them and the others the M/S capablitlity would not have changed the decision
process much I don't think and things would not have turned out much
different. Also, I believe this change would complicate the station layout
considerably possibly awarding some advantage to the those teams with access
to more expensive techno toys--something this event takes great pains to
avoid.
6. MY COMPLIMENTS TO ND3A His desire to offer ideas is just one more
reminder for those who put these WRTC events on that they aren't just for the
particpants. All of use serious and not so serious contesters are proud of
out Best of the Best and we share in the excitement and fun associated with
the event. I doubt that most of the particpants and probably some of the
organizers understand the depth of "involvement" the rest of us out here feel
in WRTC. Rusty, W6OAT, clearly did and we all thank him and the others for
making sure we were there with them even if it could only be via an RF media.
ON W1AW/??? Put me on the list that feels if you are going to move the call
around, move it A L L around. And with that said, let me say I am glad
I am not the poor slob who will make the decision where it goes!! I should
say that I am not in full agreement with moving it around at all. It seems
kind of sacrilege in my 'ol traditionist mind.
Thanks for your moments to absorb my thoughts.......
Dennis Motschenbacher AA7VB exKZ5M P40Z VP2EWW VP2EV V47W V40Z etc.
>From David_Shipman@mindlink.bc.ca (David Shipman) Sun Jul 21 20:34:17 1996
From: David_Shipman@mindlink.bc.ca (David Shipman) (David Shipman)
Subject: 1996 IARU - VE7CFD
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VE7CFD - IARU SUMMARY SHEET
Contest Dates : 13-Jul-96, 14-Jul-96
Callsign Used : VE7CFD
Operators : VE7CFD VE7CQK
Category : MULTI SINGLE LOW POWER
Default Exchange : 59/599
Name : DAVID SHIPMAN
Address : 1013 SINCLAIR STREET
City/State/Zip : WEST VANCOUVER, BC, V7V 3W1
Country : CANADA
BAND Raw QSOs Valid QSOs Points Mults Zones
_______________________________________________________
80CW 1 1 3 0 1
40CW 166 166 534 2 14
40SSB 102 102 298 1 2
20CW 204 203 619 2 11
20SSB 235 234 748 2 18
15CW 85 85 253 1 2
15SSB 84 84 252 1 8
10CW 23 23 67 0 2
10SSB 15 15 45 0 2
_______________________________________________________
Totals 915 913 2819 9 60
Final Score = 194511 points.
I have observed all competition rules as well as all regulations established
for amateur radio in my country. My report is correct and true to the best
of my knowledge. I agree to be bound by the decisions of the Awards Committee.
Date ______________ Signed _____________________________ Call ___________
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
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40CW 13-Jul-96 12:07 1 W6R 599 599 06 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:09 2 W6REC 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:10 3 aA8OT 599 599 07 08 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:12 4 K5GN 599 599 07 07 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:13 5 KJ6SO 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:13 6 N6MI 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:14 7 NK6F 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:24 8 K7UP 599 599 07 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:28 9 N6ND 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:29 10 K7QD 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:29 11 W6NT 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:30 12 K6TTT 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:34 13 N6CMF 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:35 14 K6K 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:36 15 W5FO 599 599 07 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:38 16 AA6EE 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:39 17 KL7RA 599 599 01 01 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:40 18 WB0OLA 599 599 07 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:42 19 N4XM 599 599 08 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:43 20 KF5WY 599 599 07 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:46 21 WW6D 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:48 22 W6BKY 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:52 23 W6D 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:53 24 K6RA 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:54 25 K6T 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:55 26 K5YAA 599 599 07 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 12:58 27 W6Q 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 13:00 28 AA5B 599 599 07 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 13:02 29 W6B 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 13:04 30 JE0UXR 599 599 45 45 5
40CW 13-Jul-96 13:05 31 W6F 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 13:05 32 K6M 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 13:06 33 K6N 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 13:08 34 VK4EMm 599 599 55 55 5
40CW 13-Jul-96 13:09 35 K6W 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 13:10 36 K6XO/7 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 13:15 37 K6R 599 599 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:18 38 N3BB 59 59 07 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:19 39 VA3WTO 59 59 04 04 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:19 40 KB6HRB 59 59 06 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:20 41 KH6FKG 59 59 61 61 5
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:21 42 K4VUD 59 59 08 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:28 43 VE3XN 59 59 04 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:31 44 KM5AV 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:33 45 N2PP 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:34 46 KV0Q 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:35 47 AA0YX 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:37 48 AK1L 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:38 49 K3IXD 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:39 50 K3CR 59 59 08 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:40 51 W9RE 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:43 52 N4TO 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:44 53 KX8D 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:44 54 N6KL 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:45 55 K5XI 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:49 56 WA6HXE 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:52 57 K5OJI 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:55 58 W6REC 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:55 59 KW8N 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 13:56 60 NC0P 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 14:01 61 W1AW/3 59 59 arrl arrl 1
20SSB 13-Jul-96 14:04 62 AF7O 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 14:05 63 WA5OYU 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 14:07 64 W6EEN 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 14:08 65 K0RNZ 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 14:13 66 NJ9C 59 59 08 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:19 67 W6J 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:22 68 7L4DNH 599 599 45 5
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:22 69 VE7QO 599 599 02 02 1
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:26 70 JA7YAA 599 599 45 5
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:28 71 K6J 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:28 72 W6Y 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:29 73 K6P 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:31 74 JF6JCV/1 599 599 45 5
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:32 75 VE7AHA/W6 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:33 76 W6FZA 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:33 77 W1XT 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:34 78 K6ATV 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:35 79 K1ZZ 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:36 80 JS1UMQ 599 599 45 5
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:36 81 K6X 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:37 82 AC6KW 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:39 83 KN6WV 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:40 84 N6YK 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:41 85 NT7E 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:41 86 JK1VSL 599 599 45 5
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:43 87 VE7/W6AQ 599 599 02 1
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:47 88 W6T 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:48 89 N6IP 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:50 90 N7QQ 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:51 91 NN7A 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:53 92 WA7LNW 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 14:54 93 K6DR 599 599 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 14:58 94 XE2Z 59 59 10 10 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 14:59 95 WB5VZL 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:00 96 WA4ZXA 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:01 97 W5PLN 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:02 98 KM6YX 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:05 99 KK5HT 59 59 07 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 15:13 100 K6E 599 599 06 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
40CW 13-Jul-96 15:17 101 RA0FY 599 599 34 34 5
40CW 13-Jul-96 15:22 102 W6GPM 599 599 06 3
40CW 13-Jul-96 15:23 103 W7LNG 599 599 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:24 104 W6Z 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:25 105 W6W 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:25 106 W6E 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:26 107 W6L 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:27 108 W6J 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:28 109 WZ4F 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:34 110 KA4RRU 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:36 111 W5HVV 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:38 112 K6S 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:39 113 K6R 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:40 114 W6E 59 59 06 *DUPE* 0
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:41 115 K6N 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:42 116 K6O 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:45 117 KD6PRC 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:46 118 KM1V 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:47 119 KQ6ES 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:51 120 K6E 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:52 121 AA7VY 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:53 122 K6M 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:54 123 W6M 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:56 124 NI8L 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 15:59 125 KC4YM 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:01 126 N5OZB 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:02 127 KK6RG 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:03 128 AA6TA 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:03 129 W6OK 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:03 130 NA2D 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:04 131 WA6OEM 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:04 132 KE6UP 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:05 133 WA6CFK 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:05 134 KG6VI 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:05 135 W5FO 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:06 136 W5RNF 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:10 137 K6F 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:12 138 WB1GQR 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:13 139 K6Y 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:15 140 K6W 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:18 141 KE6DPS 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:20 142 W6F 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:21 143 KC6EFP 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:22 144 K6C 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 16:23 145 W6O 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 16:26 146 WB5VZL 59 59 07 07 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 16:27 147 N2BCC 59 59 08 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 16:27 148 WA7BNM 59 59 06 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 16:28 149 K5XI 59 59 07 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:37 150 K6Z 599 599 06 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:38 151 W6M 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:39 152 W6Z 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:40 153 K6M 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:41 154 AA4NC 599 599 08 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:42 155 K6H 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:43 156 K6G 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:43 157 W6EMS 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:44 158 K0DI 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:45 159 W6K 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:46 160 K6F 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:47 161 K0RF 599 599 07 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:47 162 K6D 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:48 163 W6V 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:49 164 K6N 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:49 165 W6L 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:51 166 K6Y 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:51 167 K6R 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:52 168 K6TTT 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:53 169 AC6SK 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:53 170 W3BGN 599 599 08 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:54 171 NK6F 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:56 172 N7SO 599 599 07 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:58 173 K5WA 599 599 07 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:58 174 N6IP 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 16:59 175 K6BR 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:02 176 K5YAA 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:02 177 W5FO 599 599 07 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:03 178 KG0DS 599 599 07 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:03 179 AA2Z 599 599 08 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:04 180 W6GPM 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:05 181 KG5U 599 599 07 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:06 182 WB5B 599 599 07 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:07 183 NP4IW 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:07 184 K6FO 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:08 185 VE5SF 599 599 03 03 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:08 186 K6ATV 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:09 187 KB2R 599 599 08 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:11 188 K6PU 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:12 189 WD4AHZ 599 599 08 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:12 190 WV5S 599 599 07 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:13 191 WW6D 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:13 192 KI7ST 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:14 193 K6K 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:14 194 N7UJO 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:15 195 K4PQL 599 599 08 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:16 196 KZ5Y 599 599 07 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:18 197 N6PLQ 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:19 198 W6PYX 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:20 199 KB400GID 599 599 08 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:21 200 K7SV 599 599 08 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
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15CW 13-Jul-96 17:21 201 N6ND 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:23 202 N8BJQ 599 599 08 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:23 203 AB5I 599 599 07 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:24 204 KI6BJ 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:25 205 VC7SBO 599 599 02 02 1
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:25 206 W7YS 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:26 207 KI3L 599 599 07 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 17:26 208 AA5B 599 599 07 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:30 209 W6K 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:31 210 K6E 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:32 211 W6C 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:32 212 WN6K 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:33 213 KJ6HO 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:35 214 AA0YX 59 59 07 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:36 215 AA7VY 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:38 216 NA2D 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:38 217 W6BSL 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:38 218 KE6UP 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:39 219 W5PLN 59 59 07 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:39 220 K0DI 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:40 221 AC6IA 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:41 222 KQ6ES 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:45 223 LU1HOO 59 59 14 14 5
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:48 224 N3BB 59 59 07 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:49 225 WZ4F 59 59 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:50 226 K4VUD 59 59 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:58 227 VE5CPU 59 59 03 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 17:59 228 KC6UUT 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 18:00 229 KB6HRB 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 18:01 230 WT5U 59 59 07 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 18:03 231 KK5NA 59 59 07 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 18:03 232 AF7O 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 18:05 233 KF0FN 59 59 07 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 18:13 234 HC2SL 599 599 12 12 5
20CW 13-Jul-96 18:14 235 VE4VV 599 599 03 03 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 18:16 236 AC6NE 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 18:18 237 WV5S 599 599 07 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 18:18 238 W7LNG 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 18:19 239 VE6RWC 599 599 02 02 1
20CW 13-Jul-96 18:19 240 W5NR 599 599 07 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 18:20 241 K6CSL 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 18:20 242 W8UPH 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 18:21 243 AB5GY 599 599 07 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 18:22 244 KU2Q 599 599 07 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 18:22 245 W6BKY 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 18:24 246 K9LUW/M 599 599 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 18:27 247 W6TKF 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 18:30 248 W6CN 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 18:31 249 K6FR 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 18:34 250 K6H 59 59 06 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
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15SSB 13-Jul-96 18:38 251 W6TKF 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 18:39 252 W6L 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 18:44 253 K6XO/7 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 18:44 254 NA8V 59 59 08 3
10SSB 13-Jul-96 18:47 255 K6Y 59 59 06 06 3
10SSB 13-Jul-96 18:48 256 K6K 59 59 06 3
10SSB 13-Jul-96 18:50 257 N9AG 59 59 08 08 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 18:52 258 N6KI 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 18:55 259 VE7/W6AQ 599 599 02 02 1
10CW 13-Jul-96 18:55 260 VC7SBO 599 599 02 1
10CW 13-Jul-96 18:57 261 K6D 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 18:58 262 W6EMS 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 18:58 263 K6Q 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:00 264 W6Q 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:00 265 K6Z 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:02 266 W6A 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:02 267 KN6YD 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:03 268 N6MI 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:05 269 K6L 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:06 270 K5GM 599 599 07 07 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:07 271 K6TTT 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:08 272 NT7E 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:10 273 NK6F 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:11 274 K4PQL 599 599 08 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:12 275 K6Y 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:12 276 AC6SK 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:16 277 AH3C 599 599 06 5
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:18 278 K7QQ 599 599 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:20 279 KO6CL 599 599 06 3
10SSB 13-Jul-96 19:23 280 W6TKF 59 59 06 3
10CW 13-Jul-96 19:24 281 W6C 599 599 06 3
10SSB 13-Jul-96 19:26 282 K6M 59 59 06 3
10SSB 13-Jul-96 19:26 283 AH3D 59 59 06 5
10SSB 13-Jul-96 19:28 284 K6V 59 59 06 3
10SSB 13-Jul-96 19:30 285 K6F 59 59 06 3
10SSB 13-Jul-96 19:30 286 NA4M 59 59 07 3
10SSB 13-Jul-96 19:32 287 KO6PG 59 59 06 3
10SSB 13-Jul-96 19:33 288 AA7KE 59 59 06 3
10SSB 13-Jul-96 19:34 289 WB6NFO 59 59 06 3
10SSB 13-Jul-96 19:34 290 VE3ORM/7 59 59 02 1
10SSB 13-Jul-96 19:34 291 NI6T 59 59 06 3
10SSB 13-Jul-96 19:36 292 K7KC 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:37 293 W6REC 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:38 294 W6V 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:38 295 W6E 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:41 296 W6W 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:43 297 AA1MY 59 59 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:44 298 KD7AFR 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:44 299 KJ7FE 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:45 300 KC5CP 59 59 07 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:45 301 KJ7AV 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:46 302 W6H 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:46 303 AC4PY 59 59 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:47 304 KJ7TH 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:48 305 AA6EG 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:48 306 N5QDE 59 59 07 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:48 307 K7KC 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:49 308 VE7yj 59 59 02 1
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:49 309 KJ6PJ/M 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:50 310 W8KKF 59 59 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:50 311 N4TY 59 59 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:51 312 VE7AHA/W6 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:51 313 KG2AU 59 59 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 19:52 314 W6M 59 59 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 19:54 315 W6Q 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 19:55 316 K6W 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 20:00 317 W1AW/3 599 599 arrl arrl 1
15CW 13-Jul-96 20:01 318 K7UP 599 599 07 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 20:02 319 N4BP 599 599 08 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 20:06 320 WA8YRS 599 599 08 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 20:08 321 W6Y 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 20:10 322 K6J 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 20:11 323 W5VX 599 599 07 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 20:12 324 W6BKY 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 20:13 325 KJ6HO 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 20:15 326 K1BV 599 599 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:20 327 W6FRB 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:21 328 AB6EQ 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:23 329 AA3IM 59 59 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:24 330 AA0WO 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:24 331 KI7ST 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:25 332 K8MR 59 59 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:29 333 K6EHA 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:29 334 WB9YCH 59 59 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:30 335 VE7FJE 59 59 02 1
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:30 336 WA2RBO 59 59 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:31 337 KC6X 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:32 338 AA2BA 59 59 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:38 339 W6EEN 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:41 340 VE3XN 59 59 04 04 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:46 341 AA8PA 59 59 08 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:47 342 K6D 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:51 343 NG0X 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:52 344 VY1RAC 59 59 rac rac 1
15SSB 13-Jul-96 20:53 345 KR0U 59 59 07 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 21:02 346 K6A 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 21:03 347 W6B 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 21:10 348 W6A 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 21:10 349 K6K 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 21:16 350 W6J 59 59 06 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
15SSB 13-Jul-96 21:21 351 JA3BOA 59 59 35 35 5
15SSB 13-Jul-96 21:22 352 JR1CBC 59 59 45 45 5
15SSB 13-Jul-96 21:25 353 W6NMZ 59 59 06 3
15SSB 13-Jul-96 21:25 354 XE3LMV 59 59 10 10 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 21:27 355 K0DI 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 21:28 356 WA6LNV 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 21:29 357 W6P 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 21:32 358 W6A 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 21:33 359 K6U 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 21:33 360 NW5H 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 21:34 361 W6C 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 21:37 362 K6XO/7 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 21:39 363 W6U 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 21:42 364 K6X 59 59 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:44 365 K7UP 599 599 07 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:45 366 W6EMS 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:45 367 W6E 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:47 368 W6I 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:48 369 W5UDA 599 599 07 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:49 370 K6N 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:50 371 N4XM 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:50 372 K6W 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:52 373 W6Q 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:53 374 K6O 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:54 375 WV5H 599 599 07 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:55 376 W6F 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:56 377 K6F 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:56 378 K6HRT 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 21:59 379 AH3D 599 599 06 5
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:01 380 W6W 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:02 381 N5DX 599 599 07 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:04 382 W6KNB 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:05 383 W1XT 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:07 384 W6FZA 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:08 385 W6GPM 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:09 386 AA3HM 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:09 387 K0RF 599 599 07 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:10 388 W2NZH 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:11 389 KG0E 599 599 07 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:11 390 K5IC 599 599 07 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:11 391 N4NO 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:12 392 WA5Y 599 599 07 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:12 393 AC6SK 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:14 394 W6U 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 22:18 395 W6X 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 22:18 396 W6S 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 22:22 397 AH3C 599 599 06 5
15CW 13-Jul-96 22:23 398 W6B 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 22:24 399 W6O 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 22:24 400 W6N 599 599 06 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
15CW 13-Jul-96 22:26 401 W6KNB 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 22:27 402 W6PLJ 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 22:28 403 N6QI 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 22:29 404 KQ6FR 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 22:30 405 KE6ORT 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 22:31 406 AA6MC 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 22:34 407 K6P 599 599 06 3
15CW 13-Jul-96 22:35 408 W6SYL 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:37 409 W6T 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:38 410 K6R 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:41 411 K4PQL 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:41 412 N2MM 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:42 413 W6XR 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:44 414 W6R 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:46 415 K6E 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:47 416 W4CC 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:48 417 K6K 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:49 418 KH5C 599 599 07 5
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:50 419 K6Z 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:51 420 K6H 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:53 421 KA4RRU 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:56 422 N4TO 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:57 423 W6K 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:59 424 W6D 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 22:59 425 K6L 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:00 426 K6D 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:01 427 N4TY 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:02 428 W6X 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:02 429 K6C 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:03 430 K9WIE 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:05 431 N4BP 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:06 432 W6P 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:07 433 KM5G 599 599 07 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:08 434 W5HVV 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:10 435 K6FO 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:13 436 W6O 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:16 437 WA2UKP 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:17 438 N6MI 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:18 439 W7HS 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:19 440 WN6K 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:20 441 N6GL 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:21 442 K6P 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:22 443 W6C 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:23 444 KI7ST 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:23 445 LU1EWL 599 599 14 14 5
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:24 446 NT7E 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:25 447 W1IHN 599 599 08 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:27 448 N6IP 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:31 449 W6Y 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:32 450 N8LXS 599 599 08 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:35 451 W6G 599 599 06 3
20CW 13-Jul-96 23:37 452 W6Z 599 599 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 23:39 453 HK3JJH 59 59 12 5
20SSB 13-Jul-96 23:40 454 LU2DSL 59 59 14 5
20SSB 13-Jul-96 23:41 455 TI1C 59 59 11 11 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 23:44 456 K6G 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 23:45 457 W5EHM 59 59 07 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 23:46 458 N900HZQ 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 23:47 459 W6K 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 23:49 460 ZP0R 59 59 14 5
20SSB 13-Jul-96 23:52 461 KB2HUN 59 59 08 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 23:52 462 AH3D 59 59 06 5
20SSB 13-Jul-96 23:53 463 K6H 59 59 06 3
20SSB 13-Jul-96 23:57 464 ZP0M 59 59 14 5
20SSB 13-Jul-96 23:58 465 W6R 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:05 466 WA7LNW 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:06 467 WB2NQT 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:06 468 KA6Y 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:06 469 N5QDE 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:07 470 WA0HKC 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:08 471 KC4UH 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:08 472 N5NMX 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:12 473 KC6LOT/M 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:12 474 N3KVF 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:13 475 K8MR 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:14 476 AC4PY 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:15 477 AK1N 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:16 478 N6WR 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:16 479 AA6EG 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:17 480 AC6NS 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:18 481 AE4RG 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:19 482 KB0HRY/M 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:20 483 KE6ORT 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:21 484 KE6BYV 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:21 485 WA6IET 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:22 486 KB0C 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:22 487 N8WEL 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:29 488 W6XR 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:31 489 CT8T 59 59 27 27 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:37 490 AA1MY 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:39 491 AA8PA 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:41 492 KL7Y 59 59 01 01 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:42 493 AA6KX 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:44 494 W6V 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:45 495 W6Y 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:46 496 K6L 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:46 497 K6T 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:49 498 N9AG 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:53 499 W6G 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:54 500 K6Z 59 59 06 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:56 501 W2YV 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 00:57 502 W6H 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:03 503 N5DX 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:05 504 W8KKF 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:05 505 N4MM 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:07 506 KS2X 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:08 507 ZD8Z 59 59 66 66 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:18 508 VE7QH * 59 59 02 1
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:27 509 N2RM 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:31 510 K6B 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:32 511 VE7TLK * 59 59 02 1
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:33 512 PP5UA 59 59 15 15 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:34 513 NL7XQ/6 59 59 05 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:34 514 N9OGE 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:35 515 W8RHY 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:36 516 W5LT 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:36 517 K8QLK 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:36 518 WD9EMW 59 59 04 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:37 519 AA8OT 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:38 520 K9MMS 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:40 521 N0UVR 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:40 522 KB9VT 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:41 523 W6NMZ 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:42 524 WN9JAT 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:42 525 NI6T 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:43 526 WA5PTI 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:44 527 KC5SYC 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:45 528 AB7GP 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:45 529 WA5IYX 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:45 530 WB9VGO 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:46 531 KM0O 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:46 532 N2MZH 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:47 533 WB9RZY 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:48 534 W9EVT 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:48 535 N0PIR 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:48 536 KD6DAE 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:49 537 WN0I 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:49 538 WA4QMQ 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:50 539 WD9FXY 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:50 540 K8BRL 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:50 541 N9LCR 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:51 542 WA1MKS 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:51 543 KG5RJ 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:51 544 N0DCP 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:52 545 KI5PY 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:52 546 W5PVE 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:53 547 K9TSM 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:53 548 N9WHZ 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:54 549 N7GUO 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:54 550 KQ4OC 59 59 08 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:55 551 NZ0JB 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:56 552 AA4GA 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:57 553 WD9GGY 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:58 554 AA9QT 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:59 555 KA9TTM 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 01:59 556 N2HIE 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:00 557 W9ATU 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:01 558 WB0YJT 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:02 559 N8LIQ 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:02 560 KC2KU 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:02 561 KB9KRU 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:03 562 KI7DF 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:04 563 KC8AZS 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:05 564 N9JF 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:05 565 K9UKP 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:06 566 KE2GG 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:06 567 N9IQV 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:10 568 W3ZUG 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:11 569 N5LRK 59 59 07 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:13 570 L75AA 59 59 rca rca 1
20SSB 14-Jul-96 02:23 571 XE3LMV 59 59 10 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:26 572 KJ6HO 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:27 573 KW2J 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:28 574 AA6J 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:29 575 W2EZ 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:29 576 K5MC 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:30 577 KJ5WX 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:30 578 W7YS 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:31 579 N8JF 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:32 580 N1QY 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:33 581 AA0TR 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:33 582 W1WEF 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:34 583 W2GDV 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:35 584 N0ABA 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:35 585 NY4I 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:36 586 N5OZB 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:36 587 AB5TV 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:37 588 KC0AQ 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:37 589 AA6EE 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:38 590 KY0Q 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:39 591 AC5HF 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:39 592 KG0UA 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:40 593 W9EBY 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:41 594 K4UVT 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:41 595 K0EJ 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:42 596 VE7CA 599 599 02 1
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:42 597 WB8DUQ 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:43 598 K9LJN 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:43 599 K3WA 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:44 600 WA5KNC 599 599 07 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:45 601 WV2X 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:46 602 VE7/W6AQ 599 599 02 1
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:46 603 K3JT 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:48 604 PW2N 599 599 15 5
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:48 605 K8SVT 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:49 606 AA9KH 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:49 607 AC4IL 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:49 608 AE4MH 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:50 609 KM0L 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:52 610 K6WH 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:53 611 K9LGU 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:53 612 AB4RX 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:54 613 WY0B 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:56 614 WB4BBH 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:57 615 NB4J 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:59 616 AE4TB 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 02:59 617 N6AW 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:01 618 KZ1M 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:01 619 VE9CB 599 599 09 09 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:01 620 K1EFI 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:02 621 VE7QH * 599 599 02 1
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:05 622 KC4UH 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:06 623 AC5FW 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:07 624 KJ7BD 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:07 625 K8ZJN 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:08 626 KI6X 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:08 627 K0OAM 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:09 628 N9CIQ 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:09 629 AA2WZ 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:10 630 WO1N 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:10 631 KN4QV 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:12 632 W0MHK 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:12 633 VE3VFR 599 599 04 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:14 634 KT5V 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:14 635 N2CQ 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:14 636 W9RE 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:15 637 K2DOX 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:17 638 N9XX 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:18 639 N3MON 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:21 640 WD8DBJ 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:22 641 NC6U 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:22 642 KZ5D 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:24 643 KA4NC 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:25 644 AB5SE 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:25 645 W2GG 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:26 646 W5NN 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:27 647 W5KI 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:28 648 K1EPJ 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:29 649 N0ZHB 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:30 650 AB5TV 599 599 07 *DUPE* 0
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:31 651 VE3KCO 599 599 02 1
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:32 652 AA3LE 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:33 653 K6TTT 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:33 654 W1BWS 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:34 655 K8JLF 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:34 656 KF0T 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:35 657 KI6BJ 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:36 658 KB1E 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:38 659 N6VAW 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:39 660 AA8SM 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:39 661 K0DT 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:39 662 KG1D 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:40 663 KI4SN 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:40 664 VE7ZED * 599 599 02 1
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:41 665 AA2VE 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:42 666 N2MZH 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:42 667 WA3TXR 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:43 668 AJ2Y 599 599 04 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:44 669 AA0ZV 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:45 670 LU8ZE 599 599 14 5
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:46 671 AA2YV 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:51 672 W6L 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 03:56 673 KQ2M 599 599 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 04:01 674 K6P 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 04:03 675 KN6T 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:05 676 W6I 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:06 677 K6T 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:07 678 KM6YX 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:08 679 K6H 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:08 680 WB5VZL 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:12 681 W6E 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:19 682 K6L 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:20 683 AB6FO 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:21 684 N5RZ 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:21 685 WA5OYU 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:22 686 K3MD/P 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:23 687 N3SL 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:23 688 WA6FIT 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:24 689 KB0C 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:24 690 W8RHY 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:24 691 VE7TLK * 59 59 02 1
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:24 692 KJ5PL 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:25 693 W7CB 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:25 694 N6IP 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:25 695 WA0F 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:26 696 LU1CFU 59 59 14 14 5
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:26 697 K0CS 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:26 698 K9JF/7 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:27 699 KI3L 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:27 700 KI6OY 59 59 06 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:27 701 KA9FOX 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:27 702 KC4UH 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:28 703 WA6GDS 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:28 704 K9MWM 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:28 705 AC6QS 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:30 706 K8DZO/VE4 59 59 03 03 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:30 707 VE7ZED * 59 59 02 1
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:30 708 W9MPD 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:32 709 NT4U 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:32 710 AA0YX 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:33 711 N5NMX 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:33 712 NZ9Z 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:33 713 AA9NN 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:34 714 VE6DK/W6 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:35 715 W3FW/7 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:36 716 WB0KIZ 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:37 717 KJ7TO 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:39 718 ND8L 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:39 719 NZ6N 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:43 720 LP7N 59 59 14 5
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:43 721 AA0WO 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:45 722 N9THK 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:46 723 KC4YM 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:46 724 NN5T 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:47 725 NI9C 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:48 726 N7US 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:48 727 KG7WZ 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:48 728 K6PWR 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:49 729 KM5AV 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:50 730 KA4NRZ 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:50 731 WT5U 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:52 732 AF7O 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 04:52 733 WA6FOE 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 04:53 734 FO8DX 59 59 63 63 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 04:58 735 WD3S 59 59 08 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 05:05 736 VA3SWG 59 59 04 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:19 737 AH3D 599 599 06 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:21 738 G4VXE/VE3 599 599 04 04 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:22 739 K6Z 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:26 740 W1AW/3 599 599 arrl arrl 1
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:27 741 W2RQ 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:28 742 K5TA 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:29 743 KO6EZ 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:31 744 WA0SXR 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:33 745 K6A 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:34 746 KX2P 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:37 747 N4MM 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:42 748 W6P 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:42 749 W6A 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:44 750 N3BB 599 599 07 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:45 751 ND9O 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:47 752 AA8AV 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:47 753 W1WEF 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:48 754 KA9FOX 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:48 755 NM2Y 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:49 756 WA3TLF 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:49 757 N1QME 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:50 758 WA7BNM 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:51 759 WT8C 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:52 760 AE4CW/KH6 599 599 61 61 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:52 761 WB9Z 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:53 762 K9LJN 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:53 763 WB6DSV 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:55 764 K0OAM 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:56 765 AA3HM 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:56 766 NI9C 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:58 767 KF0T 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:58 768 WB6FHK 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 05:59 769 AA7NX 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 06:00 770 N6GL 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 06:00 771 N0FGA 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 06:01 772 K9VFA 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 06:02 773 WA6BXH 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 06:03 774 K0FX 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 06:03 775 N7JXS 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 06:05 776 W6REC 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 06:07 777 SM3JLA 599 599 18 18 5
20CW 14-Jul-96 06:12 778 W7ZRC 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 06:12 779 K7QD 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 06:14 780 RU6LWZ 599 599 29 29 5
20CW 14-Jul-96 06:15 781 SK0HQ 599 599 ssa ssa 1
20CW 14-Jul-96 06:22 782 W5FO 599 599 07 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 06:24 783 V26B 599 599 11 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 06:25 784 AB7GM 599 599 06 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 06:29 785 UA0FZ 599 599 34 34 5
20CW 14-Jul-96 06:30 786 VK4ICU 599 599 55 55 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 06:40 787 P40Z 599 599 aa aa 1
40CW 14-Jul-96 06:42 788 W6EMS 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 06:44 789 VC6BF 599 599 02 1
40CW 14-Jul-96 06:47 790 AB5LX 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 06:50 791 ZK1AAU 599 599 62 62 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 06:52 792 K8OQL 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 06:54 793 KN2T 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 06:55 794 N4YOS 599 599 08 3
20CW 14-Jul-96 06:57 795 VS6BG 599 599 44 44 5
20CW 14-Jul-96 06:59 796 W1AW/3 599 599 arrl arrl 1
20CW 14-Jul-96 07:02 797 OH1NOR 599 599 18 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 07:03 798 VE6IM 59 59 02 1
20SSB 14-Jul-96 07:04 799 VE6JY 59 59 02 1
20SSB 14-Jul-96 07:10 800 VK4EMM 59 59 55 5
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:15 801 W1AW/3 59 59 arrl 1
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:16 802 N3BB 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:21 803 KB7YQX 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:22 804 WH6XJ 59 59 61 5
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:23 805 K9ZO 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:23 806 WB1GQR 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:25 807 LU2ANN 59 59 14 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 07:28 808 FM/WJ20 599 599 11 11 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:30 809 VE6LW 59 59 02 1
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:34 810 K5XI 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:38 811 K1WKT 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:40 812 WB6FZH/KH6 59 59 61 5
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:40 813 AB6ZF 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:41 814 KQ6AS 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:41 815 VE6DGG 59 59 02 1
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:42 816 VE6IM 59 59 02 1
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:42 817 N5OZB 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:43 818 KG6DM/M 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:44 819 WE6E 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:46 820 KN6RG 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:46 821 W9RE 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:47 822 KI0AE 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 07:49 823 KL7JJH 59 59 01 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 07:51 824 WH0AAV 59 59 64 64 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 07:55 825 JH5ZCP 59 59 45 45 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 07:59 826 RW0FO 59 59 34 5
20CW 14-Jul-96 08:06 827 OK1DX/MM 599 599 51 51 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 08:07 828 JA3NRI/4 59 59 45 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 08:13 829 JA1YXP 59 59 45 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 08:15 830 OK1DX/MM 59 59 51 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 08:17 831 JA5EXW 59 59 45 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 08:19 832 JQ1LOI 59 59 45 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 08:27 833 UA0ZAZ 59 59 35 35 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 08:31 834 JA7YFB 59 59 45 5
40SSB 14-Jul-96 08:37 835 N9AG 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 08:37 836 KJ6HO 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 08:38 837 VE7JMN 59 59 02 1
40SSB 14-Jul-96 08:39 838 WA6IBU 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 08:41 839 KR4EY 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 08:44 840 N4TO 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 08:45 841 NC0P 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 08:46 842 W7LZP 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 08:47 843 KD6DAE 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 08:48 844 W4GN 59 59 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 08:53 845 TI1C 599 599 11 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 08:55 846 L75AA 59 59 rca rca 1
40SSB 14-Jul-96 08:58 847 KA7KUZ 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 09:00 848 KC6EVT 59 59 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 09:01 849 KC6VNY 59 59 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:06 850 K0RF 599 599 07 3
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:07 851 K5UA 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:09 852 AB6YR 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:10 853 N6KI 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:11 854 KB400GIZ 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:12 855 KS7T 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:14 856 JA0DAI 599 599 45 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:17 857 W5UDA 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:17 858 K1AO 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:18 859 JH1OYN 599 599 45 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:20 860 JA1OAF 599 599 45 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:20 861 KK4SM 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:21 862 K2SX 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:22 863 JA0YAK 599 599 45 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:24 864 W8PC 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:25 865 K8AZ 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:28 866 W2SEX 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:30 867 KR4UK 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:31 868 JF3PNQ 599 599 45 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:34 869 JA7COK 599 599 45 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:35 870 W0SD 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:36 871 N4HF 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:39 872 WQ5Y 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:40 873 JR7OMD/2 599 599 45 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:42 874 N4TO 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:44 875 VE7FJE 599 599 02 1
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:46 876 KV6I 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:48 877 W9RE 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:49 878 NC0P 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:49 879 K2LE 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:50 880 W6HAL 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:55 881 NA4K 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:56 882 JA1YXP 599 599 45 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 09:58 883 WN6K 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 10:03 884 ZL2AGY 599 599 60 60 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 10:05 885 VK2APK 599 599 59 59 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 10:07 886 JH7XGN 599 599 45 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 10:09 887 WZ4F 599 599 08 3
80CW 14-Jul-96 10:17 888 K6XO/7 599 599 06 06 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 10:31 889 WA4VWR 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 10:32 890 AC5BR 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 10:33 891 W4BXI 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 10:35 892 VE6ZA 59 59 02 1
40SSB 14-Jul-96 10:36 893 W9LYN 59 59 08 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 10:37 894 W6NOI 59 59 06 3
20SSB 14-Jul-96 10:42 895 DU1SAN 59 59 50 50 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 10:43 896 JA0YAK 59 59 45 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 10:48 897 RW0AR 59 59 32 32 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 10:53 898 DU1FZB 59 59 50 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 10:54 899 JE6KYA 59 59 45 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 10:54 900 BV7GA 59 59 44 5
1996 IARU Radiosport VE7CFD
Band Date Time QSO# Call worked Sent Rcvd Zone Qth Mults Pts
---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----- ---
20SSB 14-Jul-96 10:59 901 YB2CPO 59 59 54 54 5
20SSB 14-Jul-96 11:01 902 4G1A 59 59 50 5
40SSB 14-Jul-96 11:18 903 AC5DI 59 59 07 3
40SSB 14-Jul-96 11:24 904 KE6UP 59 59 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 11:38 905 W6IA 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 11:38 906 AB5GY 599 599 07 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 11:39 907 K9ZO 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 11:40 908 W7ZRC 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 11:43 909 NW8U 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 11:45 910 W3NX 599 599 08 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 11:50 911 JK1CUH 599 599 45 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 11:51 912 AA6VX 599 599 06 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 11:56 913 JI7VNO 599 599 45 5
40CW 14-Jul-96 11:59 914 KL7HIR 599 599 01 3
40CW 14-Jul-96 11:59 915 W0OF 599 599 07 3
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David Shipman VE7CFD David_Shipman@mindlink.bc.ca
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>From clewis@ro.com (Charles Lewis) Sun Jul 21 21:10:57 1996
From: clewis@ro.com (Charles Lewis) (Charles Lewis)
Subject: WRTC and the Olympics
References: <1.5.4.16.19960721111200.2f7fa156@mailhost.epix.net>
Message-ID: <31F28E48.1E15@ro.com>
Just as a reminder that not everything is "intellectually-phobic", ESPN2
devoted a significant amount of relatively prime time to the national
spelling bee this year (makes two years in a row) along with typical
sports-type format (although with the hype-gain appropriately down a
notch) and color commentary. I have told them I appreciated their
attempt to balance the priorities. It probably wouldn't hurt for others
to do the same, if contesting (or chess, or math competition, etc.) is
ever to enjoy similar recognition.
73,
Chuck, AD4Y
AA3JU wrote:
>
> Yes I can see that being a problem but it raises an issue here:
> If there is a major international program to provide for competition between
> handicapped individuals (which is a good thing) that we call "The Special
> Olympics" Is it not too also possible to have competiton for the
> intellectual crowd?
>
> Lets put them all in Ham Radio HF contesting, Chess, Bridge, Math Tests you
> name it? I know it won't make for really great TV but still (God could you
> imagine the publics reaction to watching a WRTC team pound brass for 18
> hours?)
>
---CLIP---
>From floydjr@Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd) Sun Jul 21 19:43:50 1996
From: floydjr@Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd) (Jimmy R. Floyd)
Subject: NAQP 96 RTTY Scores I
Message-ID: <2.2.16.19960721184350.0a976966@interpath.com>
NAQP 96 RTTY
Raw Scores
Compiled by
>> WA4ZXA <<
Date posted: 07/21/96
CALL SCORE QSO'S QTH DX
------------------------------------------------------------
SINGLE OPERATOR
AA5AU 57,875 465 123 2
KF3P 56,444 419 129 0
K0RC 35,203 336 107 0
KA4RRU 34,743 320 111 0
AA4NC 33,440 304 110 0
KE7GH 29,302 325 90 1
N1RCT 27,435 299 91 2
KC4UH 24,576 257 93 3
K1IU 24,206 247 98 0
WG9B 20,124 241 83 3
WA4ZXA 19,780 232 85 1
N3KVF 17,661 203 87 0
W7LZP 17,064 216 78 1
W3GG 16,614
WD4KXB 14,940 182 83 0
KI7RW/0 12,558 184 69 0
K7WUW 10,570 151 69 1
W2UP 8,757 141 63 0
KC4ZHQ 7,875 125 62 0
ND8L 6,441 114 55 0
W7KJJ 5,300 100 53 2
VEXAG 3,634 79 46 0
N8AAT 1,914 58 33 0
TEAM SCORES
Wirless Warriors 101,914
The Underdogs 75,485
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
73's Jim
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* Jimmy R. Floyd (Jim) Thomasville, NC *
* *
* Amateur Call: >> WA4ZXA << *
* Packet Node: >> N4ZC << *
* Internet Address: >> floydjr@interpath.com << *
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>From ND3A@cais.cais.com (Rob Shapiro - ND3A) Mon Jul 22 04:51:17 1996
From: ND3A@cais.cais.com (Rob Shapiro - ND3A) (Rob Shapiro - ND3A)
Subject: ND3A WRTC Ideas
Message-ID: <Chameleon.4.01.2.960721205615.nd3a@>
---------------Original Message---------------
FROM Dennis AA7VB ex KZ5M P40Z VP2EWW
..snip snip snip...
4. ADDING THE WRTC STATIONS AS MULTS I suggest this change would
only
create bigger numbers but would not change the outcome of the competition so
why bother? I am not certain what Rob ment in his writings that " The WRTC
stations could be made to count as multipliers as in the IARU..." They did
not count as mults or I would have been a very rich man at P40Z !!
.. snip snip snip ...
----------End of Original Message----------
I'm sorry for the confusion Dennis. I meant to say to add them as mults
instead
of just working them for awards purposes, playing cards, etc.
I'm enjoying the feedback so far. Let's hear some more!
73, Rob
Rob Shapiro - ND3A
Potomac Valley Radio Club
Internet: nd3a@cais.com
>From ni6t@scruznet.com (Garry Shapiro) Mon Jul 22 06:19:12 1996
From: ni6t@scruznet.com (Garry Shapiro) (Garry Shapiro)
Subject: Color of WRTC entrants' socks
References: <960721105401_581428856@emout07.mail.aol.com>
Message-ID: <31F30F50.493C@scruznet.com>
WN9JAT@aol.com wrote:
>
> Clearly you have missed the salient bit of minutia, Boxers or Briefs ?
> How can we expect to emulate our contest role models ?
>
> 73/Jerry/WN9JAT
>
> p.s. Steady there Trey
Some weeks ago "Prairie Home Companion" had an "interview" with, among
others, "Senator Dole," in which the Underwear Question was asked.
"Boxers or briefs?" the questioner asked. "Depends," said Senator Dole.
If you don't get it, you don't know any very-senior citizens.
Sorry, Trey.
Garry
--
"Alternating currents are dangerous. They are fit only for
powering the electric chair."
-- Thomas A. Edison
Garry Shapiro, NI6T
Editor, "The DXer"
--monthly bulletin of the Northern California DX Club
>From David_Shipman@mindlink.bc.ca (David Shipman) Mon Jul 22 00:29:59 1996
From: David_Shipman@mindlink.bc.ca (David Shipman) (David Shipman)
Subject: APOLOGIES TO ALL
Message-ID: <1.5.4.16.19960721232959.1d37145e@pop.mindlink.net>
I got my nicknames mixed up and sent my log to the reflector rather than ARRL.
My apologies to all.
David Shipman VE7CFD David_Shipman@mindlink.bc.ca
>From ae2t@localnet.com (Al Gritzmacher) Mon Jul 22 01:16:19 1996
From: ae2t@localnet.com (Al Gritzmacher) (Al Gritzmacher)
Subject: W1AW/7 in 97!
Message-ID: <199607220012.UAA03256@buffalo1.localnet.com>
>Tree, N6TR states
> "I think that W1AW shouldn't just be an east coast thing and I
>think next year it should be at W7RM."
> I had similar thoughts about moving W1AW - just didn't know
>where it should go. W7RM sounds good to me. Got my vote!
>Dink
>Michael Dinkelman
>WA7UVJ
>Kent, WA
>mwdink@eskimo.com
Good idea. It's only fair, right? Maybe that way I could work them more often!!!
It was real hard getting the attention of W1AW/3 from close-in WNY. Only
worked them once through the pile of stations calling them. It was easier
working those 1x1 guys with 100w/tribander&wires out in SF!!
Speaking of WRTC, it was great to participate, in some small way, by being
pileup fodder for the contest. It was a great contest and the organizers
deserve a ton of credit for the job they did, not only in putting on the
event, but for keeping us all informed with what was happening and making it
very easy to be interested in from home. Congratulations, of course to the
winners, but I think every one of the operators on each team was a winner.
Every one of them earned their spot in the WRTC and they all did great. It
was a real pleasure working the cream of the crop from this side of things!
It's gonna be a tough act to follow, but I can't wait for the next WRTC.
Kinda wish it went the whole 24 hours of the IARU, but I understand the time
constraints with the awards the next day. The rest of the contest was sort
of well, routine!!!
I really got into the WRTC thing. I ran the contest with a low-tribander
(rooftop) and inverted Vee for 40m. Skipped 80-160. Ran barefoot, maybe
150w, but probably closer to the 100w. No packet. Did keep the rig
interfaced to the logging program, I'm not fond of finding I forgot to
change the band on the computer after an hour went by!!! It was neat knowing
those guys out west were all running under similar constraints and did so
well. Now I know the trick to working 1K-2K QSOs while running an average
station: promotion and bribery!!! How about the "Special Work AE2T in
Sweepstakes Keychain Award"??? Naw, I don't think even that would get ME up
there!!!
Anyway, it was a great event and great to see everyone get behind it and be
a success. Now, if we could just make it an Olympic event???!!!
- Al, AE2T
Al Gritzmacher AE2T Internet: ae2t@localnet.com
WWW: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/ae2t/
Liason: Alternate mail adresses:
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Volunteer Examiner Team ae2t@postoffice.worldnet.att.net
76100.3670@compuserve.com
Radio Shack: You've got questions - We've got dumb looks.
"Invisible airwaves crackle with life, Bright antenna bristle with the energy."
- Rush "The Spirit of Radio" (or if you prefer - Catherine Wheel)
>From km9p@contesting.com (Bill Fisher, KM9P) Mon Jul 22 01:30:03 1996
From: km9p@contesting.com (Bill Fisher, KM9P) (Bill Fisher, KM9P)
Subject: Yagi tuning problem
Message-ID: <199607220030.UAA28763@paris.akorn.net>
I am trying to get a 10M yagi (DX Engineering) to work. I am using their
dimensions and verified them in YO and AO. The thing looks fine.
The only thing I was lacking from the original antenna was the beta match.
I figured I could guess size based on my 15M yagi. "A little smaller."
Anyway... I put the thing together and put the MFJ analyzer on it with it at
about 10' above the ground and pointing up at 45 degrees. The low SWR point
was 2:1 in about the right place. No amount of tweeking seemed to improve
this SWR reading.
When I was playing with the beta rod length, I noticed that the MFJ SWR
analyzer went to 1.1:1 when I removed the rod. Huh? I took out the coax
jumper and tested it again with a 2' piece of coax. Same reading. I also
tried a different balun (I'm using the W2DU current baluns BTW). Same result.
So... I figure what the heck... I'll put it up. I connect it to my feedline
which is CATV hardline with ansyc xfrmers on each end. I hook up the MFJ at
the shack end and it has a VERY high SWR. Hey what's up?
H E L P !!! Should I go back to my 2:1 SWR with the beta rod and hook it up
to the CATV and see what happens? Why can't I use the MFJ analyzer hooked
right to the antenna and get good results?
73
Bill, KM9P
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>From wa2syn@li.net (Jeff Singer) Mon Jul 22 02:42:47 1996
From: wa2syn@li.net (Jeff Singer) (Jeff Singer)
Subject: Need source of 24'x2"x1/4" chrome moly mast
Message-ID: <Pine.SUN.3.91.960721213815.24558B-100000@linet01>
Hi all...
Having a tough time finding this mast, though I know it exists. Need
24 ft x 2 inch x 1/4 wall chrome moly (4130) mast. I've found 3/8 wall,
but just can't get my hands on 1/4 inch stuff. Any ideas?
Any suggestions truly appreciated. Thanks!
73 de Jeff WA2SYN
wa2syn@li.net
>From n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith) Mon Jul 22 11:16:23 1996
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith) (Pete Smith)
Subject: How Much does a DB Cost?
Message-ID: <199607221016.DAA06405@dfw-ix2.ix.netcom.com>
Back when I was a pup, I was very much impressed by W3AFM's QST series on
station design. One aspect that struck me as particularly interesting was
his use of the marginal cost of a dB as a means of deciding where to invest
next in his station.
Rereading the series 30+ years later, some of the specific numbers he came
up with seem questionable, but the basic concept is certainly sensible, and
maybe worth an updated article on the subject. Rather than put my ideas
down and then (if I got up the courage) circulate them to the reflector, I
thought I would invite you all to give me your thoughts first (direct e-mail
please, for the sake of reflector bandwidth). Any finished article will
give credit to contributors, while (as usual) reserving any blame for
mistakes to the author. At a minimum, I promise to summarize and make the
summary available.
Here are some of the questions that occur to me. Feel free to answer these,
and to add your own pet issues. I am well aware that there are many, many
variables, and that there will be no single answer -- but at least I hope to
suggest a way of thinking about the subject that each reader can apply to
his/her particular situation, interests, etc. Questions:
1. How does the value of a dB of station performance vary between
contesting and DXing? It has been said that for contesters a dB means an
entire layer of stations previously unworkable now becomes workable. Is
that true? Is there a corresponding figure of merit for DXing? How can it
be measured?
2. How should a station designer "weight" changes that affect both
receiving and transmitting performance (e.g. tower height, antenna gain)
compared with those that only affect one or the other? For example, some
receiving improvements are really cheap (per dB), but may run into overall
system limitations (atmospheric noise,etc.).
3. How should I treat the question of balancing transmitting and receiving
performance? How do you tell if you're an alligator, or the opposite?
3. What are appropriate rules of thumb for calculating the marginal cost of
a dB of amplifier? Tower? Antenna gain?
4. How should I deal with station changes that don't affect the strength of
signals (either transmitted or received), but that arguably improve the
station's ability to achieve its goals (e.g. packet for DXing, computer
contest logging software with new capabilities such as band-mapping or super
check partial)?
73, Pete Smith N4ZR (ex W8QZR, HL9TM, K4FOK, 3B8DT)
n4zr@contesting.com
>From fisher@hp-and2.an.hp.com (Tony Brock-Fisher) Mon Jul 22 14:11:31 1996
From: fisher@hp-and2.an.hp.com (Tony Brock-Fisher) (Tony Brock-Fisher)
Subject: Possible interaction: 402-CD, 10-30mhz log?
Message-ID: <9607221311.AA14307@hp-and2.an.hp.com>
The 40-2CD is known to 'almost' have a resonance on 17 meters, where the
loading coils are almost chokes. This may spoil the log's performance/SWR
on that band. Best bet would be to model the whole mess. There's a pretty good
model for the 40-2CD floating around (available from me on request); and
you could generate a model for the log from the manual...
-Tony, K1KP, fisher@hp-and2.an.hp.com
>From bernie.mcclenny@mail.wdn.com (Bernie McClenny, WR3E) Mon Jul 22 21:53:44
>1996
From: bernie.mcclenny@mail.wdn.com (Bernie McClenny, WR3E) (Bernie McClenny,
WR3E)
Subject: Need source of 24'x2"x1/4" chrome moly mast
References: <137219@mail.wdn.com>
Message-ID: <31F3EA58.5224@mail.wdn.com>
wa2syn@li.net wrote:
>
> Hi all...
> Having a tough time finding this mast, though I know it exists. Need
> 24 ft x 2 inch x 1/4 wall chrome moly (4130) mast. I've found 3/8 wall,
> but just can't get my hands on 1/4 inch stuff. Any ideas?
>
> Any suggestions truly appreciated. Thanks!
>
> 73 de Jeff WA2SYN
> wa2syn@li.net
Try The Dillsburg Areoplane Works in Dillsburg, PA 717-432-4589
de Bernie
>From thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson) Mon Jul 22 16:24:47 1996
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson) (David L. Thompson)
Subject: WRTC and the Olympics
Message-ID: <199607221613.MAA14890@itchy.mindspring.com>
At 03:19 PM 7/20/96 GMT, you wrote:
>Since the WRTC has evolved into such a world class event, has anyone
>considered petitioning the Olympic Committee about adding it to future
>Olympics? Obviously, it won't get TV coverage like the puberty-deprived
>gymnasts, but neither do many other Olympic events...
>73 Barry
>
I was immediatet past President of the Southeastern DX Club (SEDXC) when the
olympics were awarded to Atlanta. I was asked to lead an effort to see if
WRTC could be tied into 1996 Olympic games. I wrote several involved with
the previous WRTC...but no one ever answered (not you Danny)! Then several
of us decided that we would do it on our own. The first answer we got back
was to write a short scenerio of about the competition and what would be
required from IOC and ACOG. At first there was some interest especially
since there would be teams from all around the world ready to compete. We
got the SEDXC to approve sponsorship and knew we could get ARRL approval,
too. Then came the commercials!
Fellow SEDXCer Neil KC4MJ was trying to arrange amateur communications and a
an official olympic station. At almost the same time he was informed that
the olympics needed no amateur
communications and I was told that the olympic games needed no amateur
events. We could not use or make any connection to the olympic games!
So as of 4 years ago all plans were dropped. Without any olympic tie in
all interest also stopped!
Neil and then fellow SEDXCer N4UCK kept plugging on the use of amateur radio
volunteers. They made small breakthoughs that at first allowed amateur
volunteers with handhelds, then finally after a flap over several of the rec
news groups any amateur visiting could bring their handheld under certain
conditions! Still no official olympic ststion however. By the 1996
Atlanta Hamfestival in June ACOG was begging for volunteers (even having a
table at the hamfest).
Jim, N4UCK kept plugging and with ARRL help got FCC to allow Georgia
stations to use the special call signs such as K96JRB, KM900P, or KC25MJ.
Just two weeks ago Jim got the FCC to assign him W4O as the official olympic
call.
If people like Jim and Neil had not hammered for YEARS on ACOG this would be
the first olympics in 60 years without any amateur radio representation.
Maybe the next city will have a more receptive group. If Motorola and any
Bell system is involved they will fight to keep you out!
I think the Goodwill games (Turner Broadcasting) would be an easier target
(if they are staged again).
Dave Thompson, K4JRB
>From km9p@contesting.com (Bill Fisher KM9P) Mon Jul 22 17:27:10 1996
From: km9p@contesting.com (Bill Fisher KM9P) (Bill Fisher KM9P)
Subject: Yagi tuning problem (fwd)
Message-ID: <Pine.BSD/.3.91.960722122458.14838B-100000@paris.akorn.net>
I wanted to forward Jon's note to the group. I believe this is the
problem I am having also. My MFJ analyzer has worked great on every
antenna up to this one. I dont believe the hardline or coax is bad, but
will check it first thing next weekend.
Anyone else seen a problem with the MFJ on 10M antennas? I noted
problems with the AEA unit on my 15m antennas. It would not give valid
results as compared with the MFJ and two SWR bridges in the shack.
I will follow up next week.
Bill
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Jon E. Casamajor <kn6el@juno.com>
To: km9p@contesting.com
Subject: Re: Yagi tuning problem
Bill,
I had a similar experience with a 10m Cushcraft monobander this
past week that a friend put up. Screwy results with about the
same set up you had. I went over there to see if we could find
the problem and it just WOULD NOT respond to the MFJ
analyzer!
We reset everything to factory dimensions very carefully and hauled
it up. The Bird showed FLAT darn near across the whole band and
the MFJ still showed minimum SWR at best to be nearly 3:1
Go figgure!?
I have used the MFJ instrument on several different antennas with
respectable results...Dunno
If you find a solution, pse share it!
73 de Jon
KN6EL@juno.com
On Sun, 21 Jul 1996 20:30:03 -0400 (EDT) km9p@contesting.com (Bill
Fisher, KM9P) writes:
>
>I am trying to get a 10M yagi (DX Engineering) to work. I am using
>their
>dimensions and verified them in YO and AO. The thing looks fine.
>
>The only thing I was lacking from the original antenna was the beta
>match.
>I figured I could guess size based on my 15M yagi. "A little
>smaller."
>
>Anyway... I put the thing together and put the MFJ analyzer on it with
>it at
>about 10' above the ground and pointing up at 45 degrees. The low SWR
>point
>was 2:1 in about the right place. No amount of tweeking seemed to
>improve
>this SWR reading.
>
>When I was playing with the beta rod length, I noticed that the MFJ
>SWR
>analyzer went to 1.1:1 when I removed the rod. Huh? I took out the
>coax
>jumper and tested it again with a 2' piece of coax. Same reading. I
>also
>tried a different balun (I'm using the W2DU current baluns BTW). Same
>result.
>
>So... I figure what the heck... I'll put it up. I connect it to my
>feedline
>which is CATV hardline with ansyc xfrmers on each end. I hook up the
>MFJ at
>the shack end and it has a VERY high SWR. Hey what's up?
>
>H E L P !!! Should I go back to my 2:1 SWR with the beta rod and hook
>it up
>to the CATV and see what happens? Why can't I use the MFJ analyzer
>hooked
>right to the antenna and get good results?
>
>73
>
>Bill, KM9P
>
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>From k7ss@wolfenet.com (Danny Eskenazi) Mon Jul 22 17:28:44 1996
From: k7ss@wolfenet.com (Danny Eskenazi) (Danny Eskenazi)
Subject: WRTC, chess, and the Olympics
Message-ID: <199607221628.JAA28284@wolfe.net>
Looked at the web site for the Olympics and chess was not listed as an
event on the schedule. Perhaps that sport was featured in some other
worldwide competition. Chess would have been a great entry path for
radiosporting.
It doesnt diminish the dream, only the pathway to it is muddier.
73 de Danny K7SS
---------------------------
Danny Eskenazi
k7ss@wolfenet.com
---------------------------
>From blckhole@ripco.com (Keith Morehouse - WB9TIY) Mon Jul 22 17:29:21 1996
From: blckhole@ripco.com (Keith Morehouse - WB9TIY) (Keith Morehouse - WB9TIY)
Subject: How Much does a DB Cost?
References: <199607221016.DAA06405@dfw-ix2.ix.netcom.com>
Message-ID: <31F3AC61.87D@ripco.com>
Pete Smith wrote:
>
> Back when I was a pup, I was very much impressed by W3AFM's QST series on
> station design. One aspect that struck me as particularly interesting was
> his use of the marginal cost of a dB as a means of deciding where to invest
> next in his station.
I think the direct cost of a dB is related to how many dB you ALREADY OWN !
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PROBE ELECTRONICS 100 Higgins Road, Park Ridge IL 60068 USA
Keith J. Morehouse / WB9TIY / Society of Midwest Contesters
847-696-2828 FAX: 847-698-2045 e-mail: blckhole@ripco.com
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>From gswanson@arrl.org (Swanson, Glenn, KB1GW) Mon Jul 22 18:30:00 1996
From: gswanson@arrl.org (Swanson, Glenn, KB1GW) (Swanson, Glenn, KB1GW)
Subject: FW: ARRL Boxboro Workshop: Information
Message-ID: <m0uiNwI-000f52C@mgate.arrl.org>
Don't miss this if you plan to be in New England on 4 October 96!
----------
From: Swanson, Glenn, KB1GW
To: Yankee Clipper Contest Club
Subject: ARRL Boxboro Workshop: Information
----------------------------------------------------
ARRL Continuing Education Workshop - October 4 in Boxboro, Massachusetts
Computer-Aided Antenna/System Design of HF/VHF Stations
Discover the System Approach to the design of antennas -- learn
about propagation, antenna selection, transmission lines and putting it all
together. This workshop demonstrates computer modelling and analysis
of HF systems plus VHF Yagis and other gain antennas.
ARRL TECHNICAL WORKSHOP
"Computer-Aided Antenna/System Design of HF/VHF Stations
Including the Effect of Local Terrain"
by Dean Straw, N6BV - Editor, ARRL Antenna Book
Friday, October 4,1996 - 3:00 to 9:00 PM
ARRL New England Division - Boxboro, MA
Discover the "System Approach" to the design of antennas -- learn about
propagation, antenna selection, transmission line selection and putting it
all
together.
This workshop will demonstrate computer modelling and analysis of HF
systems plus VHF Yagis and other gain antennas. You'll do hands-on testing
of antenna designs, including crude field-strength measurements. You'll
explore the effect of local terrain and environment on the elevation pattern
for antennas, and see the launch angles required for efficient HF
propagation
to the world.
The charge for 6 hours of workshop instruction and the accompanying
workbook is $15 for ARRL members and $20 for non-members. You may
also purchase the ARRL Antenna Book (the 736-page 17th edition includes
IBM-compatible software for Yagi analysis by 3 authors) for $30 plus
$5 shipping.
To take part, give your name, call sign, address and check or credit
card
number to: Peter Budnik, KB1HY at 860-594-0239 or send to:
ARRL CAD Workshop,
225 Main St, Newington CT 06111.
Space is limited; respond by October 2. Attend all 6 hours and earn
.6 [point 6] Continuing Education Units.
Sponsor: ARRL Educational Activities Department
eof
>From floydjr@Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd) Mon Jul 22 15:53:43 1996
From: floydjr@Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd) (Jimmy R. Floyd)
Subject: NAQP RTTY 96 Scores II
Message-ID: <2.2.16.19960722145343.1c0f04fc@interpath.com>
NAQP 96 RTTY
Raw Scores
"TO BOLDY GO WHERE NO DIDDLE HAS GONE BEFORE !!!!"
Compiled by
>> WA4ZXA <<
floydjr@interpath.com
Date posted: 07/22/96
CALL SCORE QSO'S QTH DX
------------------------------------------------------------
SINGLE OPERATOR
SM3KOR 1,431 53 27 0
S57W 640 40 16 0
AB5KD 59,796 454 131 1
AA5AU 57,875 465 123 2
KF3P 56,444 419 129 8
WA4VQD 47,601 378 127 2
KN6DV 36,504 348 106 2
K0RC 35,203 336 107 0
N6HC 35,152 338 104
KA4RRU 34,743 320 111 0
AD4TG 34,496
WB5B 33,800 326 102 2
AA4NC 33,440 304 110 0
NA4M 32,656 314 103 1
NA5Q 32,648 310 106 0
KC4HW 30,956 287 109 0
WF1B 30,200 304 99 1
KE7GH 29,302 325 90 1
WA6VZI 28,809 294 96 3
KT4DI 28,764
N1RCT 27,435 299 91 2
K4GMH 25,146
KC4UH 24,576 257 93 3
K1IU 24,206 247 98 0
N5MTS 23,751 277 87 0
VE6KRR 22,532 264 83 3
WA6SDM 21,141 243 87
WG9B 20,124 241 83 3
WA4ZXA 19,780 232 85 1
W6/G0AZT 18,920 220 86 0
AB4GI 18,656
AA4FC 18,360 204 89 1
N3KVF 17,661 203 87 0
W7LZP 17,064 216 78 1
W3GG 16,614 213 78
N7UJJ 16,590 213 79 0
WD4KXB 14,940 182 83 0
KD6TO 14,220 180 79
VE6RAJ 13,752 192 71 1
KI7RW/0 12,558 184 69 0
KQ4QM 11,952 166 71 1
K7WUW 10,570 151 69 1
WA4GKM 9,548
W2UP 8,757 141 63 0
KC4ZHQ 7,875 125 62 1
ND8L 6,441 114 55 0
KT4FY 5,928
W6SX 5,512 106 52
W2JGR 5,421 139 39 2
W7KJJ 5,300 100 53 2
KJ6HO 4,900 98 50
K0BX 4,515 105 43 0
AA6TY 4,224 88 48
VEXAG 3,634 79 46 0
N1JEB 2,652 68 39 0
N8AAT 1,914 58 33 0
VE2SB 875 35 24 1
N1AU 825 33 25 0
VE7OR 28 7 4 0
TEAM SCORES
Rtty Rats 207,905
The Left Coasters 112,529
Wirless Warriors 101,914
The Pile Drivers 97,392
The Underdogs 75,485
The Jet Set 10,146
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
73's Jim
**********************************************************
* Jimmy R. Floyd (Jim) Thomasville, NC *
* *
* Amateur Call: >> WA4ZXA << *
* Packet Node: >> N4ZC << *
* Internet Address: >> floydjr@interpath.com << *
**********************************************************
>From n0dh@comtch.iea.com (Nawvemburr Zeeero Dawg House) Mon Jul 22 18:35:00
>1996
From: n0dh@comtch.iea.com (Nawvemburr Zeeero Dawg House) (Nawvemburr Zeeero
Dawg House)
Subject: How Much does a DB Cost?
References: <199607221016.DAA06405@dfw-ix2.ix.netcom.com>
<31F3AC61.87D@ripco.com>
Message-ID: <31F3BBC4.584D@comtch.iea.com>
>
> Pete Smith wrote:
> >
> > Back when I was a pup, I was very much impressed by W3AFM's QST series on
> > station design. One aspect that struck me as particularly interesting was
> > his use of the marginal cost of a dB as a means of deciding where to invest
> > next in his station.
Keith Morehouse - WB9TIY wrote:
> I think the direct cost of a dB is related to how many dB you ALREADY OWN !
Hmm..well said
Could it be that the cost of db's increase logrythmically...how appropriate!
Dave
N0DH/7
>From ea2clu@sandra.ctv.es (Jose Ignacio) Tue Jul 23 17:40:13 1996
From: ea2clu@sandra.ctv.es (Jose Ignacio) (Jose Ignacio)
Subject: PSE Address from DS5USH and VS6GP TNX!
Message-ID: <199607221834.UAA06774@sandra>
Hi!
Can you help me whit thats address. Thanks very much in advance. 73's
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
= = = = Jose Ig. Callejo
P.O.Box: 1122
E-20.080 San Sebastian
Spain
E-Mail: ea2clu@ctv.es
Packet: EA2CLU@EA2URD.EASS.ESP.EU
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
= = = =
>From oo7@astro.as.utexas.edu (Derek Wills) Mon Jul 22 20:09:43 1996
From: oo7@astro.as.utexas.edu (Derek Wills) (Derek Wills)
Subject: Warren NF1J
Can anyone shed any light on the whereabouts of Warren, the ARRL
Asst Contest Manager? I've been e-corresponding with him on
non-contest topics for a long time, had some e-mail from him while
I was out of the country in June, and when I replied, I'm told he
no longer works there and the contest manager can't tell me how to
find him. I've asked a couple of other people at the League who
ought to know, they profess ignorance.
Probably best to e-mail me direct and not make this into a general
reflector issue - sudden disappearances from the League offices tend
to have several sides to the issue. If anyone else is interested in
Warren's whereabouts, e-mail me and I'll let you know what I find out.
Derek AA5BT, G3NMX
oo7@astro.as.utexas.edu
>From floydjr@Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd) Mon Jul 22 18:11:01 1996
From: floydjr@Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd) (Jimmy R. Floyd)
Subject: IARU 96 Scores VI
Message-ID: <2.2.16.19960722171101.23ffb5a8@interpath.com>
IARU 1996 RAW SCORES
Compiled by
>>WA4ZXA<< (floydjr@interpath.com)
Date Posted: 07/22/96
******NEXT POSTING WILL BE FINAL POSTING******
CALL PWR SCORE QSO's PTS ZONES HQ
________________________________________________________________________
SINGLE OPERATOR - PHONE
TM1C (F5MZN) HP 853,649 1579 88 43
DL5IAR 701,505 1127 4585 86 67
FM/WJ2O HP 525,780 1721 67 25
DL1FY HP 103,008 367 1073 96
WB5VZL HP 625,416 1604 4738 101 31
VE6JY HP 619,780 1403 4660 98 35
WB2NQT 464,572 1079 3139 94 54
K4VUD HP 376,124 1332 77 24
WB1GQR (WB2JSJ) HP 350,208 1334 3072 77 37
WA4ZXA LP 181,480 759 1745 66 38
VA3WTO LP 129,350 783 2587 39 11
KB2HUN HP 104,709 709 1662 43 20
N1PBT LP 101,926 575 1243 54 28
K3IXD HP 84,854 456 52 25
VE6IM (VE6LDX) LP 79,680 401 1245 50 14
KB1GW LP 78,975 435 975 47 34
KS4XG LP 77,841 343 961 50 31
NZ3I LP 31,610 211 545 40 18
KF9YH LP 16,606 193 437 25 13
SINGLE OPERATOR - CW
P40Z HP 1,250,505 1902 9263 92 43
LY4AA HP 833,301 1393 189
IK0HBN HP 443,360 861 2771 76 84
HB9HFN HP 413,910 1142 3066 67 68
PA0RCT LP 265,356 698 2106 56 70
S57NW HP 201,222 617 1597 85 41
PA0COE 74,880 320 960 78
W2SC HP 1,148,775 1979 7225 102 57
N6BV/1 HP 968,400 1881 6725 93 51
W1WEF HP 963,776 1922 95 53
K5GN HP 960,642 1721 5787 118 48
K4PQL HP 877,600 1614 5485 102 58
K1VUT HP 645,120 1390 4480 81 63
K1JKS HP 560,505 1173 4345 77 52
W6EMS HP 494,760 1361 4340 90 16
K7UP HP 488,355 1437 4651 105
AA8AV LP 407,445 1213 115
N4BP HP 357,312 1406 3722 96
KB1H (K1EBY) HP 304,220 828 2870 65 41
W3GOI HP 302,253 791 2723 78 33
N6KI HP 293,328 1018 3024 77 20
N0DH/7 HP 287,823 837 2593 90 21
W1IHN HP 277,112 1004 2948 61 33
WV5S HP 208,505 717 61 24
WD4AHZ LP 204,300 715 100
W7ZRC HP 202,440 884 2892 55 15
K3JT HP 152,457 607 1713 61 28
KY2P HP 148,816 683 2096 71
W2UP HP 129,808 476 45 31
WA3TXR LP 127,689 521 1373 58 35
K1EPJ LP 108,697 525 1489 46 27
KG5U QRP 88,576 454 1384 46 18
KM0L HP 85,302 470 1354 63
WB0OLA LP 60,966 365 1129 39 15
AA8SM 51,362 356 842 42 19
WA7UVJ LP 39,100 402 850 38 8
K1BV HP 37,880 358 947 29 11
KB0IHM LP 36,518 446 1178 25 6
AL7PT LP 35,427 273 723 33 16
WO1N LP 28,336 170 506 38 18
W3CPB LP 28,000 208 508 32 24
KB1AXF LP 13,900 122 278 33 17
VK1FF LP 13,892 130 604 17 6
NN7L 787 53 11
SINGLE OPERATOR - MIXED
SN2B (SP2FAX) 1,457,652 2100 110 91
SM5IMO 783,364 1553 5293 84 64
IK2VJF 197,784 574 1476 66 68
YB1AQS 169,454 355 1569 74 34
W9RE HP 1,027,952 2082 6268 110 54
K8AZ (K8NZ) 1,003,392 2030 6432 108 48
AA4NC 707,427 1625 5319 90 43
WZ4F 594,270 1622 4402 98 37
N2PP HP 577,775 1499 4775 82 39
W6XR/2 531,320 1590 71 41
VE3RM HP 411,290 1087 3739 67 43
W1GD HP 272,136 581 2001 79 57
AA4GA LP 252,450 909 2475 71 31
K0DI 207,759 1025 3011 60 9
KA9FOX (@W9UP) HP 204,225 959 2723 58 17
KA1DWX HP 162,316 410 1364 119
NS0B HP 159,422 656 2018 57 22
WB5B HP 152,412 626 1954 60 18
K3CR (KB3AFT) LP 143,980 697 1565 60 32
VE3WIB LP 143,040 750 2384 40 20
W7LZP HP 116,795 507 1645 57 14
KI4HN HP 110,888 522 1336 60 23
K8JLF LP 101,371 365 1139 50 39
VE6FR LP 94,128 404 1272 57 17
N3BDA LP 82,810 318 910 56 35
AE2T LP 79,750 579 1375 40 18
KM3T HP 78,624 378 1248 45 18
WA8YRS LP 76,711 609 1871 41
K0EJ LP 43,576 382 838 52
AA1KY HP 40,460 204 578 47 23
NI8L HP 23,560 294 760 21 10
WT1O LP 22,765 335 785 20 9
K7FR 22,607 201 611 29 8
AA1AA LP 3 1 3 1 0
MULITOPERATOR
RU6LWZ 1,553,307 2213 6783 127 102
SL0CB 1,260,290 1914 6530 103 90
IQ4T 1,046,640 1756 5880 106 72
S50C 928,560 1772 5840 96 63
HG5C 831,552 1244 5856 78 64
S50E 790,540 1484 5452 80 65
KN2T 837,914 1869 5441 154
W7OM 793,800 1526 4536 112 63
N3BB 705,500 1894 5644 95 30
NC0P 685,446 1575 138
WT2Q 672,130 1437 91 58
K2LE 575,960 1286 3740 99 55
KA4RRU 531,069 1383 133
N4TO HP 453,096 1314 3596 82 44
KJ6HO HP 376,225 1291 3725 87 14
K6XO/7 359,450 1445 74 17
KB2R (@K1VR) 213,615 771 2115 60 41
KX8D 201,465 893 2035 69 30
VE7CFD LP 191,828 915 2821 60 8
N6RFM HP 130,456 630 1418 60 32
N1OPZ 70,577 275 793 46 43
AC5CT 56,180 359 1060 41 12
K3WW 45,270 189 30 15
N4XR HP 42,222 207 681 45 17
KF2O 8,010 174 534 11 4
HEADQUARTERS STATIONS
W1AW/3 (@W3LPL) 5,139,207 8017 21147 166 77
PI4AA (@PI4COM) 3,559,710 4315 15477 134 96
OPREATOR LIST MULIT
NC0P NC0P,WA0ETC,WD0GVY,WA0FLS,WR0G
K6XO/7 N5CT,KG7TE,KI7WX,AB7GM,K6XO
KX8D N9DHN,N9WHG
VE7CFD VE7CFD,VE7CQK
W7OM W7OM,W1NG
KJ6HO KJ6HO,AG8L,KC6CEX
N4TO N4TO,WB4EYX,WB4MAI,WB4OSN
W1AW/3 AA3NM,K3DI,K3NA,K3RA,KA2AEV,KJ4VG,N3ADL,N3QYA,N5OKR,ND3A,ND3F,
W3LPL,W3MR,WA3WJD,WB4NFS,WM2H,WN3K,WR3E,WR3Z
IQ4T IK4HVR,IK4SXJ,I4IFL
HG5C HA1AG,HA5LV,HA5MO,HA5WE,N9NC,W0YR
SL0CB SM0GNU,SM0TXT
S50E S51B,S51XE,S50U
WT2Q KB1W,KY1H,NU1P,KE6BER,AA1AS,WM1K,WT2Q
N3BB N3BB,AA5RB
RU6LWZ UA6LO,UA6LV,RV6LNA,RN6MM,UA6LFQ,RB6AJJ/6,UR5IBG
PI4AA PA3BBP,PA3DZN,PA3EOB,PA3ERC,PA3EWP,PA3FQA,PA3FRN,PA3GBQ,PA3GXF,
PB0AIC,PI4AA
KN2T KN2T,KN2L,KD2I,KA2NXL,WB2DIN
S50C S53ZO,S53RM,S53CC,S55OO
K2LE K2LE,N2UN
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REMEMBER THESE ARE NOT OFFICIAL AND DO NOT SEND ME ANY LOGS OR ATTACHED
^^^^^^^^
FILES!!
^^^^^^^
I placed all the HP and LP together so no one would get mislead into
thinking they have won something they did not. The scores are still marked
HP and LP so you can tell how you did against your own power.
If you send me a score with only single op on it and no phone, cw, or
mixed on it, I will put you in the mixed section. Send me a correction
and I will move you.
I assumed from reading the Rules that there is no High and Low Power
Classes. Most people are sending in whether they used HP or LP. Since
they are taking the time to do this I will break them down for them.
Where you see a number between the zones and Hq columns means that the
person added them together.
73's Jim
**********************************************************
* Jimmy R. Floyd (Jim) Thomasville, NC *
* *
* Amateur Call: >> WA4ZXA << *
* Packet Node: >> N4ZC << *
* Internet Address: >> floydjr@interpath.com << *
**********************************************************
>From rvhoeft@ingr.com (Hoeft, Roger V) Mon Jul 22 21:28:55 1996
From: rvhoeft@ingr.com (Hoeft, Roger V) (Hoeft, Roger V)
Subject: Super morse for 486?
Message-ID: <c=US%a=_%p=INTERGRAPH%l=HQ1-960722202855Z-597@hq14.pcmail.ingr.com>
Greetings,
I'm considering upgrading my CW contest skills. I have a copy of Super
Morse which runs fine on a 286, but my travel 486 laptop is too much
horsepower for the application. Is there a recommended Super Morse-like CW
tutor available via FTP that runs on a 486 platform? If so, where would the
FTP site(s) be.
Thanks for the help.
Roger ...
aka KA9EKJ
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