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Subject: arrl std format
From: pduff@subzero.austin.ibm.com (pduff@subzero.austin.ibm.com)
Date: Wed Mar 9 09:02:20 1994
Where is the "arrl suggested standard file format" defined for log submission 
via BBS or Internet???  
 
  73 de Phil na4m

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Phil Duff  NA4M                        Internet: pduff@subzero.austin.ibm.com 
IBM AWSD, Austin, Texas               
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> This has nothing to do with IBM <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<






>From Walton L. Stinson" <wstinson@csn.org  Wed Mar  9 15:10:19 1994
From: Walton L. Stinson" <wstinson@csn.org (Walton L. Stinson)
Subject: ARRL DX Power Rprts
Message-ID: <Pine.3.05.9403090819.C29864-a100000@teal>



On Sun, 6 Mar 1994, Derek Wills wrote:

>         VE4GX asked:
>       Can someone please explain to me what is the purpose of the "power" 
>         number in DX's reports to North American Stations in the ARRL DX 
>         contest ? A couple of local VE4s worked a certain Italian station 
>         with "Q4A" in the suffix who was giving out "59 100" reports. Yeah, 
>         right 100 watts. This guy is opening and closing the band> 
> Derek aa5bt

There really is no purpose to this number.  It is essentially an "empty"
number which carries no "intelligence" whatsoever.  The number even 
varies from band to band during the contest with a given operator, so
it would be difficult to justify penalizing a qso because the number is
"wrong".  There has been some discussion about changing the number to
itu region, age, yrs licensed, etc, but no one is really pushing for 
it.  if you have any suggestions, send them to cac@arrl.org.
73, walt, w0cp, rm div cac




>From terwill@leotech.MV.COM (Paul Terwilliger)  Wed Mar  9 19:41:48 1994
From: terwill@leotech.MV.COM (Paul Terwilliger) (Paul Terwilliger)
Subject: K1RX ARRL SSB Multi-Single Results
Message-ID: <znr763242108k@leotech.mv.com>

      Call: K1RX                     Country:  United States
      Mode: SSB                      Category: Multi Single

      BAND     QSO    QSO PTS PTS/Q COUNTRIES


      160       27       81   3.0       25
       80      242      723   3.0       65
       40      180      537   3.0       81
       20     1190     3567   3.0      128
       15      693     2076   3.0      122
       10       68      204   3.0       48
     --------------------------------------

     Totals   2400     7188   3.0      469  =   3,371,172


Operation was at the Derry, NH QTH of K1MNS.

Operators were:  K1RX, NX1H, N1HFE, K1TR, K1BG, K1DG and K1MNS (1 QSO!)

Antennas:
160 - Inverted L
80 - 4-square array (elevated radials)
40 - 40-2CDs at 77' and 155'.
20 - 5 at 80'.
15 - 4/4 at 45' and 90', plus 4 south at 50'
10 - 5/5/5 at 30, 60 and 100'.

Comments:
We were going to be Multi-2, but last minute cancellations made me
wise up and drop to M/S.  (Most of the ops in the list just put in a
few hours...)

Sunday on 15M gave us a real taste of life in the Black Hole.  Or as
someone said "would whoever took the ionosphere please return it?".
It was most frustrating to hear K5MR and other texans having massive 
EU runs that couldn't be heard.  At least we had 20 (but gawd, was it
crowded!).

CQing off the remainder of a 10-minute QSY to 10 late Sunday produced
a totally unexpected QSO with JH1AJT.  The only JA heard (none were
spotted).  Gee, maybe the 10-minute rule isn't so bad....

Noticeable lack of activity on 80.  Everyone told us were really
loud, but we still couldn't get many answers.

73,
Paul, NX1H


BREAKDOWN QSO/mults  K1RX    Multi Single

HOUR      160      80       40       20       15       10    HR TOT  CUM TOT  

   0    .....    .....    .....    52/32     4/4     .....    56/36   56/36 
   1      .        .      29/19     3/3      8/6       .      40/28   96/64 
   2     1/1     11/10     5/3     10/5       .        .      27/19  123/83 
   3      .      20/14     9/8      7/4       .        .      36/26  159/109
   4      .      28/14     4/4      1/1       .        .      33/19  192/128
   5     4/4     27/8       .        .        .        .      31/12  223/140
   6      .      24/5      7/3       .        .        .      31/8   254/148
   7     7/7     10/1      8/5       .        .        .      25/13  279/161
   8     1/0      8/2      8/4     .....    .....    .....    17/6   296/167
   9     1/1      1/1      6/2      4/2       .        .      12/6   308/173
  10      .       4/1      1/1     64/24      .        .      69/26  377/199
  11      .        .        .     110/5     12/10      .     122/15  499/214
  12      .        .        .        .     136/32      .     136/32  635/246
  13      .        .        .        .     112/5       .     112/5   747/251
  14      .        .        .        .      81/7     15/14    96/21  843/272
  15      .        .        .        .     121/2       .     121/2   964/274
  16    .....    .....    .....    .....    84/6      6/5     90/11 1054/285
  17      .        .        .      66/5       .      10/9     76/14 1130/299
  18      .        .        .      24/3     13/12     6/1     43/16 1173/315
  19      .        .        .      51/4     11/11     3/3     65/18 1238/333
  20      .        .        .      19/0      4/3      6/1     29/4  1267/337
  21      .        .        .      84/4       .       2/2     86/6  1353/343
  22      .        .        .      26/1      9/5      4/2     39/8  1392/351
  23      .        .       5/2     26/2      2/2      3/2     36/8  1428/359
   0    .....    13/1      2/1      1/0      5/4     .....    21/6  1449/365
   1      .      11/0      7/2       .        .        .      18/2  1467/367
   2     1/1       .       4/1      5/2       .        .      10/4  1477/371
   3     3/3      3/0      3/3      8/1       .        .      17/7  1494/378
   4     1/1     17/2      4/1      5/1       .        .      27/5  1521/383
   5     5/5      8/1       .        .        .        .      13/6  1534/389
   6     3/2     27/2      2/2       .        .        .      32/6  1566/395
   7      .      19/2      4/1       .        .        .      23/3  1589/398
   8    .....    .....    23/6     .....    .....    .....    23/6  1612/404
   9      .        .      14/4       .        .        .      14/4  1626/408
  10      .       4/0      4/0      9/1       .        .      17/1  1643/409
  11      .        .       3/2     65/3       .        .      68/5  1711/414
  12      .        .        .      34/1      2/2       .      36/3  1747/417
  13      .        .        .      59/3      4/1       .      63/4  1810/421
  14      .        .        .      61/1       .        .      61/1  1871/422
  15      .        .        .      21/2     28/4      3/3     52/9  1923/431
  16    .....    .....    .....    .....    48/3      2/2     50/5  1973/436
  17      .        .        .      64/2       .        .      64/2  2037/438
  18      .        .        .      84/2       .        .      84/2  2121/440
  19      .        .        .      74/6       .        .      74/6  2195/446
  20      .        .        .      84/2       .        .      84/2  2279/448
  21      .        .        .      59/3       .        .      59/3  2338/451
  22      .       2/1      1/1     10/3      5/2      7/4     25/11 2363/462
  23      .       5/0     27/6       .       4/1      1/0     37/7  2400/469
DAY1    14/13   133/56    82/51   547/95  597/105    55/39    ..... 1428/359
DAY2    13/12   109/9     98/30   643/33    96/17    13/9       .    972/110
TOT     27/25   242/65   180/81 1190/128  693/122    68/48      .   2400/469



>From Gus Widell <sm3sgp@abacus.hgs.se>  Wed Mar  9 17:22:14 1994
From: Gus Widell <sm3sgp@abacus.hgs.se> (Gus Widell)
Subject: Summary SK3IK Multi 2
Message-ID: <199403091722.AA05644@abacus.hgs.se>

                ARRL INTERNATIONAL DX CONTEST  1994

      Call: SK3IK                    Country:  Sweden
      Mode: SSB                      Category: Multi Two

      BAND     QSO    QSO PTS    STATES/PROV
      160        0        0           0
       80       14       42           9
       40       27       81          14
       20     1366     4098          60
       15     1023     3069          59
       10       22       66           2
     -----------------------------------
     Totals   2452     7356         144  =   1,059,264

Operator List: SM3CER/Jan, SM3DMP/Tom, SM3JLA/Mike, SM3OJR/Jon, SM3PZG/Sam,
               SM3RAB/Ulf, SM3SGP/Gus.

Equipment Description: TS950's, TL-922, ALPHA 89, 286 laptops, Ventriloquist
                       DVK's.
        Antennas:      CUU DEE 5 el 14 mc, 5 el 21 mc, 5 el 28 mc. At abt
                       25-30 meters. Butternut vertical for 7 mc.
                       4 el wire beam for 7 mc (didn't work okey).
                       Loop for 3.7 mc, sloper for 1.8 mc.

  This was Top of Europe Contesters effort this year. Held our annual meeting
just before the contest. Small opening the last two hours of the contest on
10 meters to Texas/Lousiana.

Club Affiliation: Top Of Europe Contesters

Sure see you next year..

73's Gus sm3sgp@hgs.se


>From Charles Fulp Jr <0006313915@mcimail.com>  Wed Mar  9 16:34:00 1994
From: Charles Fulp Jr <0006313915@mcimail.com> (Charles Fulp Jr)
Subject: K3WW ARRL SSB SO/A with Breakdown
Message-ID: <62940309163426/0006313915PK3EM@mcimail.com>

K3WW  ARRL DX PHONE  1994  SINGLE OP ASSISTED
      BAND     QSO    COUNTRIES
      160       30       25
       80      167       63
       40      170       78
       20      856      124
       15      490      113
       10      104       56
     --------------------------------------
     Totals   1817      459  =   2,500,632

HOUR      160      80       40       20       15       10    HR TOT  CUM TOT

   0    .....    .....     9/8     41/18     6/5     .....    56/31   56/31 
   1      .       1/1     26/17    21/20     2/1       .      50/39  106/70 
   2     4/4     14/14     9/7      5/5       .        .      32/30  138/100
   3      .      16/10    17/6      5/5       .        .      38/21  176/121
   4     6/4     16/13     4/4      4/1       .        .      30/22  206/143
   5     6/6      5/1      4/4      4/2       .        .      19/13  225/156
   6     6/5     12/4      8/7       .        .        .      26/16  251/172
   7     1/1      4/3     20/8       .        .        .      25/12  276/184
   8    .....     4/0      7/0     .....    .....    .....    11/0   287/184
   9     1/0      3/2     10/3      2/1       .        .      16/6   303/190
  10      .       3/1      2/0     20/13      .        .      25/14  328/204
  11      .       1/1       .      55/13    29/23      .      85/37  413/241
  12      .        .        .        .      79/18     3/3     82/21  495/262
  13      .        .        .        .      73/21     8/8     81/29  576/291
  14      .        .        .        .      71/6      9/9     80/15  656/306
  15      .        .        .       7/1     51/5      1/1     59/7   715/313
  16    .....    .....    .....    18/2     13/0     10/4     41/6   756/319
  17      .        .        .        .      59/2      9/8     68/10  824/329
  18      .        .        .      96/5      4/3       .     100/8   924/337
  19      .        .        .      69/5      7/4      1/1     77/10 1001/347
  20      .        .        .      51/4      5/5      3/3     59/12 1060/359
  21      .        .        .      40/3      4/4      1/1     45/8  1105/367
  22      .        .        .        .      15/6     14/5     29/11 1134/378
  23      .       2/1     10/1     21/4       .        .      33/6  1167/384
   0    .....    .....     3/2     13/1     17/1     .....    33/4  1200/388
   1      .        .        .      11/3       .        .      11/3  1211/391
   2     1/1      8/3       .      12/5       .        .      21/9  1232/400
   3      .       8/1      8/1     20/0       .        .      36/2  1268/402
   4     2/2      2/2       .       7/1       .        .      11/5  1279/407
   5      .      22/0      3/0      1/0       .        .      26/0  1305/407
   6     1/1     37/2       .        .        .        .      38/3  1343/410
   7     1/1      3/2      7/0      1/0       .        .      12/3  1355/413
   8    .....    .....     7/2     .....    .....    .....     7/2  1362/415
   9      .       1/0      2/0       .        .        .       3/0  1365/415
  10     1/0      3/0      5/1       .        .        .       9/1  1374/416
  11      .        .       3/1     14/0       .        .      17/1  1391/417
  12      .        .       1/1     44/0       .        .      45/1  1436/418
  13      .        .        .      30/1       .        .      30/1  1466/419
  14      .        .        .      16/1      5/3       .      21/4  1487/423
  15      .        .        .       1/0      9/0     17/5     27/5  1514/428
  16    .....    .....    .....    35/3     .....    11/4     46/7  1560/435
  17      .        .        .      48/0       .       1/1     49/1  1609/436
  18      .        .        .      62/0       .        .      62/0  1671/436
  19      .        .        .      23/1      7/0      2/1     32/2  1703/438
  20      .        .        .      33/3      1/1       .      34/4  1737/442
  21      .        .        .      14/3      9/4      9/1     32/8  1769/450
  22      .       1/1      1/1     10/0       .       1/1     13/3  1782/453
  23      .       1/1      4/4      2/0     24/1      4/0     35/6  1817/459
DAY1    24/20    81/51   126/65  459/102  418/103    59/43    ..... 1167/384
DAY2     6/5     86/12    44/13   397/22    72/10    45/13      .    650/75 
TOT     30/25   167/63   170/78  856/124  490/113   104/56      .   1817/459

Worked as hard as I could for my usual 48 hour effort.  Trying to lead the
FRC Single Assisted gang, after a debacle in CQWW SSB. New TH19 seems to
work fine on CW but just hangs in with everyone but the big monobander guys
around here on fone.
(TH6 90'/TH7 60'/TH6 30') de Chas K3WW  


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