K3LR Breakdown and summary (long)
Jones, Scott
sjones at sygnet.com
Thu Nov 7 22:34:01 EST 1996
CQ WORLD WIDE DX CONTEST -- 1996
Call: K3LR Country: United States
Mode: SSB Category: Multi Multi
BAND QSO QSO PTS PTS/QSO ZONES COUNTRIES
160 165 232 1.41 14 41
80 881 1960 2.22 26 95
40 713 1888 2.65 34 119
20 2071 5990 2.89 39 180
15 1074 2917 2.72 29 146
10 215 544 2.53 15 44
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Totals 5119 13531 2.64 157 625 => 10,581,242
Operators: N3BJ,WR3D(K3DR),KG8GO,K3LR,K8GL,N9HZQ,N8IRL(W8JV)
WA8YVR(N9RV),WD8IXE(N8SM),K8CX,WR3G(N3RA),ND8L
160 80 40 20 15 10 ALL percent
North America 146 693 213 213 159 52 1476 27.8
South America 12 50 49 126 120 162 519 9.8
Europe 3 167 395 1361 730 2 2658 50.0
Asia 0 3 22 273 21 0 319 6.0
Africa 5 20 24 65 58 8 180 3.4
Oceania 3 11 45 78 22 0 159 3.0
BREAKDOWN QSO/mults K3LR CQ WORLD WIDE DX CONTEST Multi Multi
HOUR 160 80 40 20 15 10 HR TOT CUM TOT
0 15/5 67/15 57/28 96/38 47/15 23/7 305/108 305/108
1 7/5 58/5 40/18 46/11 9/1 9/1 169/41 474/149
2 6/4 42/6 27/12 39/7 8/1 . 122/30 596/179
3 10/2 35/11 19/9 22/2 2/0 . 88/24 684/203
4 10/7 22/12 13/4 24/3 . . 69/26 753/229
5 7/4 31/7 11/5 12/3 . . 61/19 814/248
6 6/2 24/6 7/4 7/1 . . 44/13 858/261
7 6/2 12/3 9/4 4/0 . . 31/9 889/270
8 8/3 9/4 14/5 7/0 ..... ..... 38/12 927/282
9 9/0 8/5 12/2 1/0 . . 30/7 957/289
10 9/1 10/2 3/0 8/7 . . 30/10 987/299
11 13/1 15/1 6/4 76/24 15/10 . 125/40 1112/339
12 . 21/0 5/0 121/14 33/17 . 180/31 1292/370
13 . 14/0 6/0 89/11 50/19 2/1 161/31 1453/401
14 . 15/0 16/0 92/3 74/22 4/2 201/27 1654/428
15 . 16/0 13/0 64/2 50/14 9/2 152/18 1806/446
16 ..... 9/0 8/0 93/2 35/5 19/6 164/13 1970/459
17 . 5/0 3/0 82/7 20/4 33/8 143/19 2113/478
18 . 6/0 6/0 92/6 30/5 20/1 154/12 2267/490
19 . 11/0 6/0 70/5 32/4 17/6 136/15 2403/505
20 . 14/0 2/0 51/7 27/1 8/0 102/8 2505/513
21 . 17/0 23/2 39/3 14/2 1/0 94/7 2599/520
22 3/1 26/3 60/6 73/6 2/1 . 164/17 2763/537
23 3/1 17/0 47/3 30/3 4/1 . 101/8 2864/545
0 5/1 22/1 22/2 7/0 1/0 ..... 57/4 2921/549
1 5/0 15/2 30/4 . . . 50/6 2971/555
2 7/0 31/5 7/2 . . . 45/7 3016/562
3 2/1 24/4 4/1 1/0 . . 31/6 3047/568
4 4/1 17/1 3/0 . . . 24/2 3071/570
5 1/0 32/1 6/0 . . . 39/1 3110/571
6 . 5/1 17/1 2/0 . . 24/2 3134/573
7 5/0 9/0 7/0 1/0 . . 22/0 3156/573
8 1/0 12/0 6/0 1/0 ..... ..... 20/0 3176/573
9 3/1 13/1 12/1 . . . 28/3 3204/576
10 9/0 1/0 6/0 4/0 1/1 . 21/1 3225/577
11 3/0 2/0 4/0 31/2 23/2 . 63/4 3288/581
12 . 21/0 5/0 107/3 54/5 3/2 190/10 3478/591
13 . 24/0 2/0 93/2 126/6 . 245/8 3723/599
14 . 19/0 8/0 57/1 115/1 3/1 202/3 3925/602
15 . 20/0 13/0 60/2 83/3 7/5 183/10 4108/612
16 ..... 7/0 9/0 73/3 69/3 11/2 169/8 4277/620
17 . 5/0 9/0 61/2 70/2 14/0 159/4 4436/624
18 . 11/0 9/0 39/2 25/0 9/0 93/2 4529/626
19 . 12/0 11/0 67/0 19/0 17/1 126/1 4655/627
20 . 10/0 8/0 70/1 16/2 5/0 109/3 4764/630
21 4/0 17/1 10/0 44/1 8/0 1/0 84/2 4848/632
22 . 20/2 49/5 67/1 11/1 . 147/9 4995/641
23 4/2 28/0 43/2 48/0 1/0 . 124/4 5119/645
DAY1 112/38 504/80 413/106 1238/165 452/122 145/34 ..... 2864/545
DAY2 53/6 377/19 300/18 833/20 622/26 70/11 . 2255/100
TOT 165/44 881/99 713/124 2071/185 1074/148 215/45 . 5119/645
QSO Counts By Band-Country
PRFX 160 80 40 20 15 10
CT 3 4 20 16 2
DL 29 46 203 117
EA 16 43 125 105
F 1 10 22 114 71
G 14 30 100 73
HA 7 11 16 15
I 21 75 180 97
JA 2 11 194 1
K 61 23 30 9 82 25
LU 16 13 36 51 73
OH 5 43 1
OK 4 3 19 24
ON 5 8 40 21
PA 3 2 22 15
PY 4 8 22 24 39
S5 1 12 20 23 21
SM 1 3 37 6
SP 1 13 41 19
UA 9 64 1
UA9 3 28 1
UR 3 18 42 10
VE 51 620 142 126 21 3
VK 4 24 30 10
XE 3 5 3 16 12 1
YU 6 11 24 7
YV 2 11 3 18 5 5
ZL 3 6 16 3
160M: Conditions very poor to Europe. Good mults in zone 8 and 9.
80M: Conditions poor to Europe. Lots of VE, obviously.
40M: Great band for us. Good q's, mults, etc.
20M: Another great band. We can get close on EU, and usually get good Asia
15M: The band I was on. Friday night started out ok given the time
of the cycle. Ended Friday with 63 q's and about 17 countries. Pretty
happy at that point. Saturday stunk. No good EU. Frustrating to
listen to others running piles of EU at 3-4/minute and not hear any of
them. Keep tooling around the band and try CQ'ing. Not much luck. K8CX
(#2 15) not able to make it 'til 18:30z. Makes for a long morning. No
JA on Saturday, but snag a few more VK and South American Q's. K1DG
(KC1XX 15) checks in and now I'm bummed. Doug is kicking my butt big time.
We compare scores with RM and find we are at least competative, despite
my 15m numbers. Get into shack at 10:00z to find a dead band. At about
10:50z hear a fluttery signal on the band and work zone 17, RZ9 for a new
double mult. Maybe today won't be as bad. Band opens to EU very early and
people are actually starting to answer my CQ's. K8CX arrives and together
we enjoy several hours of running EU and picking of good mults on the
second radio. Best hour was 126. Have not heard the band this crowded in
a long time. Stations were lined up all the way to 21447. I CQ at 21417,
21387, 21272. Move around alot and am finally having some good fun. Lots
of good Africa during the afternoon. At 2209z finally work JI2UNR for a
double mult. Only JA of the weekend. In the end, got stomped by KC1XX
(great job Doug) and N2RM (great job Phil) by 500 Q's on 15. CU on 15
in WWCW.
10M: Worked 2 CT's during Sundays big European opening. Nice conditions to
South America most of the weekend. No JA (I can wish!), VK, ZL, Zone 3, or
KL7. Heard KC1XX working South Americans in Spanish. It sounded
fantastic!
Congrats to everyone in the M/M category. It is a great category and
a wonderful technical and operating challenge.
73 and see you in WW CW. M/M as usual.
Scott Jones, N3RA (ex WR3G)
sjones at sygnet.com
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