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Re: [CQ-Contest] WW CW Results

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Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] WW CW Results
From: Henk Remijn PA5KT <pa5kt@remijn.net>
Date: Sat, 06 Sep 2008 21:55:06 +0200
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My best scores even with most multipliers are in contest were I did Run 
most of the time.

In 48 hours contests like the ARRL DX most of the multipliers come back 
to the cq's.
In S&P just scanning the band gives more qso's and mults than hopping 
from spot to spot.

Assisted is not always better. Maybe skimmer will change this, but I am 
not so sure about that.

Henk PA5KT

Randy Thompson K5ZD schreef:
> The results for the CQ WW CW 2007 contest are out in the September issue of
> CQ Magazine.  I thought the write up was one of the better ones, but there
> were two interesting things I noticed.
>
> #1 - There was no commentary about single band scores.  There was a real
> battle for the World high on 160m between CN2FF and CN2R.  40m, 20m, and 15m
> also had pretty competitive races for the top spot.
>
> #2 - The table of band breakdowns for the single ops included both single op
> and single assisted scores.  This is great for the SOA guys as they haven't
> ever had their own table.  Takes away a bit from the guys who were near the
> bottom of the single op Top Ten who got bumped by the additional SOA scores.
>
>
> One thing it makes obvious.  The single ops are beating the SOA scores
> pretty convincingly.  Looking at the breakdowns, it appears that assistance
> is a definite help for mults, but not so much for QSOs.  At the top levels
> of CQWW, its always about the QSOs for making a big score.
>
> On a personal note, the team entry I had submitted was left out of the team
> contesting results.  Friends of P5il (a reference to what it sounded like
> when N6ZZ sent his name in the CW Sprint) would have ended up with over 17
> million points and placed 5th.
>
> Team members and scores:
> K5ZD          6,399,360
> K1DG          5,001,120
> XE2GG (N6AN)    <<- score did not appear in magazine
> N2IC  3,838,352
> K6NA  1,894,742
>
> Even with these nits, it was a great job by the WW Committee.  Hard to
> imagine what it must be like to receive around 5000 logs per mode and handle
> all the details.
>
> Randy, K5ZD
>
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