There were 49440 spots in the database this weekend.
The database from my node, the dxsummit excel spreadsheet and this
report will be available for download shortly after this is published
at http://www.k1ttt.net/logs/2009cqwwcw_spots.zip .
Most spotted DX:
DX Count
HC8GR 517
9L5A 302
LX7I 262
CR3L 259
6Y1V 244
EA8URL 240
JA3YBK 235
PJ2T 221
ZY7C 213
VK6AA 208
ZM1A 208
B7P 205
EE2W 200
KP2M 200
Busiest spotters:
Spotter count
K1LZ 748
DK8NC 482
UA4ALI 478
K6III 430
UT7NW 426
RN9S 411
RW4AA/9 406
AD6WL 401
UT7MA 370
K3LR-4 349
NQ4I-3 313
W0AIH 298
RA9A 296
S54A 277
NN3W 276
K1TTT-7 271
KE1FO 258
W3LPL-4 252
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Cheerleader report:
What the columns mean:
Spotter = the spotting station
dx = the dx being spotted
spots = the number of spots the spotter made for the dx
total = the total number of spots the spotter made during the contest
pct = percentage of the total spots the spotter made for just that one dx
station.
spotter dx Spotcount count Pct
S57O S52ZW 23 39 58
XU7TZG XU7ACY 21 21 100
HS8KGG E21EIC 19 76 25
PB2JJ PI4KGL 18 18 100
UT7IL EN500I 16 41 39
LZ2NP LZ8E 16 25 64
9A5SG 9A1O 15 17 88
S56B Z33F 14 17 82
SV1HER CR3L 13 13 100
LZ1KZA LZ1195IR 13 13 100
UT7L C91LW 12 21 57
DJ8OG LX7I 12 154 7
DK8NC CR3L 11 482 2
VE2XAA VE2IM 10 23 43
CT1EEC CT1EEC 10 10 100
KB1RTS NQ4I 10 10 100
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"Single Spotters" are stations who make only one dx spot in the whole
contest weekend. It is obviously fairly unusual for a contest operator
who is active to make only one spot, many make 10's to 100's of spots
during the weekend. It is common for DX'ers to make a single spot for
a rare dx station then turn off the radio, so lots of single spotters
for rare stations is common, but they also get lots of contest spots
from other stations. The key here is the percentage of spots that are
from 'single spotters'. A high percentage can be a sign of the use of
fake callsigns to spot yourself or a friend that you don't want to look
like you are cheerleading for... in any case, the use of fake callsigns
is an obvious sign of someone trying to deceive the world in one way or
another.
What the columns mean:
DX - the dx station being spotted
Total - the total spots for them in the weekend
All(%) - the total number of single spots and the percentage of the total
dxs(%) - the number of the total spots that came from dxsummit and the
percentage of the total they are. These are broken out because it is
very easy for someone to put in fake callsigns on dxsummit and it has been
a common source of abuse of the system.
DX Total All DXS
HC8GR 517 34(6%) 8(1%)
VK9XW 198 29(14%) 6(3%)
A31A 126 24(19%) 3(2%)
TX3A 109 16(14%) 5(4%)
JH3AIU 39 14(35%) 0(0%)
9L5A 302 14(4%) 6(1%)
A25NW 164 11(6%) 2(1%)
JK2VOC/BA4TB31 10(32%) 0(0%)
YM3A 82 9(10%) 7(8%)
9J3A 136 9(6%) 5(3%)
6Y1V 244 9(3%) 3(1%)
TF4X 130 9(6%) 3(2%)
DR1A 185 9(4%) 4(2%)
KC1XX 197 9(4%) 3(1%)
3V3S 148 9(6%) 4(2%)
This is happily rather 'clean', anyone abusing dxsummit hid it rather well,
and there are only 2 others that may need more examination.: JH3AIU and
JK2VOC/BA4TB have a high percentage of single spots.
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JH3AIU single spotter spots:
Spotter FromNode Freq
K0BET K1TTT 14031.5
NO6F K1TTT 14031.5
K6HJN K1TTT 14027.4
KL2AX K1TTT 14027.4
N6EQ K1TTT 14027.4
VA7MI K1TTT 14031.5
NS0T K1TTT 14027.4
NI7A K1TTT 14031.6
KI5I K1TTT 14031.6
VE7OP K1TTT 14031.6
KU0C K1TTT 14031.6
N8KP K1TTT 14031.6
UW6TY K1TTT 14029.5
LZ1XL K1TTT 14014.2
hmmm, guess he hasn't heard that i can analyze stuff like this...
"K0BET","219.114.173.164","2009/11/29 01:37:11 Connect"
"NO6F","219.114.173.164","2009/11/29 01:27:45 Connect"
"K6HJN","219.114.177.144","2009/11/29 21:37:59 Connect"
"KL2AX","219.114.177.144","2009/11/29 22:54:33 Connect"
"N6EQ","219.114.177.144","2009/11/29 23:19:23 Connect"
"VA7MI","219.114.173.164","2009/11/29 01:30:59 Connect"
"NS0T","219.114.177.144","2009/11/29 21:05:56 Connect"
"NI7A","219.114.173.164","2009/11/28 23:55:38 Connect"
"KI5I","219.114.173.164","2009/11/29 00:09:19 Connect"
"VE7OP","219.114.173.164","2009/11/28 23:24:18 Connect"
"KU0C","219.114.173.164","2009/11/29 00:47:28 Connect"
"N8KP","219.114.173.164","2009/11/28 23:35:35 Connect"
"UW6TY","219.114.168.146","2009/11/28 06:41:21 Connect"
"LZ1XL","219.114.168.146","2009/11/28 07:50:13 Connect"
"NF7K","219.114.173.164","2009/11/29 00:34:53 Connect"
made 2 spots
"K5MN","219.114.173.164","2009/11/29 01:47:59 Connect"
"UA4WN","219.114.173.164","2009/11/29 08:26:06 Connect"
connected but never made a spot
both ip's come back to:
role: Japan Network Information Center
address: Kokusai-Kougyou-Kanda Bldg 6F, 2-3-4 Uchi-Kanda
address: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0047, Japan
country: JP
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JK2VOC/BA4TB Single spotter spots:
Spotter FromNode Freq Comment
SP1NND BD5RV 21026
4X4KL BD5RV 21026 WW-test
DF6PQ BD5RV 21026 fb
I7PJH BD5RV 21053
DL7CW BD5RV 14066.8
JJ1NJA BD5RV 7018
IW1NQC BD5RV 21026 WW
HA7SL BD5RV 21026 test
This one would take action by the sysop of bd5rv to see if he has
ip's for those spotters.
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Just some quick notes on interesting things in the dxsummit log:
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B4B was spotted by OK2SU, RW9AS, RA9KW, WD7E, and RA0UW from an ip from
Beijing.
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ct7/lz3nd had a mixed group of spots by lz's and others from various CT
ip's.
UR4T-@ 14110 corect call CT7/LZ3ND 81.193.229.167
CT7/LZ1WR-@ 14103 cqww CT7/LZ3ND
81.193.229.167
W7VJ-@ 14061 cqww CT7/LZ3ND 81.193.229.167
DL1XX-@ 14094.2 corect call CT7/LZ3ND 81.193.229.167
CT7/LZ1WR-@ 14094 cqww CT7/LZ3ND
81.193.229.167
LZ1PZ-@ 14105 CT7/LZ3ND 81.193.63.227
IY7T-@ 14118 corect call CT7/LZ3ND 82.154.130.135
IY7T-@ 14093 call corr CT7/LZ3ND 82.154.131.7
WY6TD-@ 14036 cqww CT7/LZ3ND 82.155.92.249
LZ1EW-@ 14093 CT7/LZ3ND 85.244.188.240
CT7/LZ1WR-@ 14122 CT7/LZ3ND
85.244.188.240
LZ1FL-@ 14132.5.0 CT7/LZ3ND 85.244.188.240
LZ3HH-@ 14129 CT7/LZ3ND 85.244.188.240
they kept correcting the call because he was mis-spotted as ft7/lz3nd a
couple times from the same ip's... guess they just couldn't type their own
call.
YM3A had a nice cheering section that included ct7/lz3nd and lz1wr:
OH8DC-@ 7005 VERY STRONG YM3A 81.193.229.167
CT7/LZ3ND-@ 7005 DAVAI NIKSAN YM3A 81.193.229.167
CT7/LZ1WR-@ 7005 ASIATIK TURKEY YM3A 81.193.229.167
LZ1EW-@ 7005 YM3A 81.193.63.227
LZ1FL-@ 7004.9.0 YM3A 81.193.63.227
LZ1PZ-@ 7004.9.0 YM3A 81.193.63.227
LZ3FT-@ 7004.7.0 YM3A 81.193.63.227
LZ3KF-@ 7004.7.0 YM3A 81.193.63.227
CT1AR-@ 7004.7.0 YM3A 81.193.63.227
UA4ALK-@ 7004.7.0 YM3A 81.193.63.227
CT7/LZ1WR-@ 7004.7.0 YM3A 81.193.63.227
CT1AR-@ 7007.7.0 cqww YM3A 82.154.131.7
CT7/LZ3ND-@ 7007.4.0 cqww YM3A 82.155.92.249
W3EXA-@ 7007.4.0 ww YM3A 82.155.92.249
CT7/LZ3ND-@ 7007.4.0 GO-GO YM3A 82.155.92.249
CT1AR-@ 7007.4.0 cqww YM3A 82.155.92.249
WT6R-@ 7007.4.0 cqww YM3A 82.155.92.249
CT7/LZ3ND-@ 7007.4.0 VERY STRONG YM3A
82.155.92.249
What makes these interesting is the lz3nd and lz1wr spots are from
some of the same ip's used to spot ct7/lz3nd up above. but the whole
cheering section is from portugual.
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DL3VZL was spotted from several calls from a german isp:
JH6SDF-@ 14018 wwdx DL3VZL 80.226.16.80
JH6SDF-@ 14018 wwdx DL3VZL 80.226.16.80
UA0CR-@ 14022 wwdx DL3VZL 80.226.16.80
UA9HA-@ 21004 DL3VZL 80.226.21.58
UA0CR-@ 21050 ww DL3VZL 80.226.21.58
PY5HL-@ 7026 DL3VZL 80.226.22.61
EI8EA-@ 3555 test DL3VZL 80.226.22.61
UA9ZU-@ 21052 DL3VZL 80.226.28.242
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most of DM7C's spots from dxsummit probably didn't go anywhere because
he couldn't get the frequency right:
VE3LKM-@ 3536.5.0 DM7C 93.210.104.157
EA8AZC-@ 3536.5.0 DM7C 93.210.104.157
DL1JGA-@ 3535.6.0 CQWW DM7C 93.210.104.157
DJ4IJ-@ 3533.2.0 DM7C 93.210.104.157
DJ4IJ-@ 3533.2.0 DM7C 93.210.104.157
DJ4IJ-@ 3533 DM7C 93.210.104.157
ZL2QB-@ 3518.2.0 DM7C 93.214.190.109
DL1JGA-@ 3518 DM7C 93.214.190.109
VE2GKH-@ 3549.7.0 DM7C 93.214.190.109
VE3LKM-@ 3459.6.0 DM7C 93.214.190.109
EA8AZC-@ 3525 cq test DM7C 93.214.190.109
DH5CM-@ 3525 cq DM7C 93.214.190.109
EA8AZC-@ 3525 DM7C 93.214.190.109
DJ6AM-@ 3524.9.0 DM7C 93.214.190.109
DJ6AM-@ 3524.9.0 DM7C 93.214.190.109
EA8AZC-@ 3555 cqing DM7C 93.214.190.137
DL1JGA-@ 356317 DM7C 93.214.190.137
EA8AZC-@ 351975 DM7C 93.214.190.137
EA8AZC-@ 35195 DM7C 93.214.190.137
EA8AZC-@ 351975 DM7C 93.214.190.137
if you are going to cheat you might want to practice first to figure
out how to do it.
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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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