[3830] ARRLDX SSB K3LR M/M HP
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Sun Mar 6 23:55:31 EST 2005
ARRL DX Contest, SSB
Call: K3LR
Operator(s): K3LR, N2NC, WM2H, N9RV, W2RQ, N2NT, K1AR, K3UA, K2UA, N3GJ, N2MG
Station: K3LR
Class: M/M HP
QTH: Western Pennsylvania
Operating Time (hrs): 48
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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160: 122 54
80: 438 88
40: 769 106
20: 2512 157
15: 1361 134
10: 145 43
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Total: 5347 582 Total Score = 9,335,862
Club: North Coast Contesters
Comments:
Congratulations to all of the Multi Multi stations especially, W3LPL and KC1XX.
Also, thanks to the fine contestmen that manned the K3LR station this weekend.
You were amazing!
These were challenging conditions, but exciting too! This is why there are no
contests held on the Internet. The propagation Gods always deliver a new set of
obstacles to work around and that is what makes radio fun!
John, N2NC did a spectacular job on 160. He had a 20 minute run of European
stations that hi-lighted his very fine effort. John’s breakfast cooking both
mornings after sunrise was a welcome addition to the K3LR shack.
Sal, WM2H came out of contest retirement to operate 80 meters. A fine job
indeed! Sal provided the “spirit of winning” and also whipped up a batch of his
famous Chocolate Mouse. Needless to say, everyone gained weight this time due to
the increased kitchen activity. When conditions are down, the eating rate is
up!
What a team on 40 meters! Pat, N9RV and Bill, W2RQ were amazing. Great rates at
times and pile up busting tactics. They have it all.
Andy, N2NT and John, K1AR have operated together in a multi multi band
assignment before. It was 23 years ago at W2PV! Their teamwork this time was
unbelievable. They cleaned up the 20 meter band in style. Absolutely outstanding
work by these two contest veterans. Good job!
“TEAM Union Able” was our 15 meter dream team. Phil, K3UA and Rus, K2UA kept
their butts in the chairs and made it happen. Lots of scatter path and bent path
QSOs.
George, N3GJ and Mike, N2MG made the most of a difficult 10 meter band. Only one
European station made it into their log. These guys know all about the “Sounds
of Silence”!
Thanks to Dave, W9ZRX and Scotty, N3RA that help with advise and support all
along the way.
We are looking forward to operating CQWW in the fall. See you then!
Very 73,
Tim K3LR
http://www.k3lr.com
Call: K3LR
Category: Multi Multi
Power: High Power
Band: All Band
Mode: SSB
Section: WPA
BAND QSOs COUNTRIES OPERATOR(s)
160 122 54 N2NC
80 438 88 WM2H + K3LR
40 769 106 N9RV + W2RQ
20 2512 157 N2NT + K1AR
15 1361 134 K3UA + K2UA
10 145 43 N3GJ + N2MG
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Totals 5347 582 = 9,335,862
Continent Statistics
K3LR ARRL INTERNATIONAL DX CONTEST Multi Multi 6 Mar 2005 2359z
160 80 40 20 15 10 ALL percent
North America 25 40 44 85 79 34 307 5.6
South America 14 20 28 123 86 100 371 6.8
Europe 85 354 646 1929 973 2 3989 73.0
Asia 0 10 25 242 181 0 458 8.4
Africa 3 9 26 53 32 5 128 2.3
Oceania 2 17 34 118 37 7 215 3.9
BREAKDOWN QSO/mults K3LR ARRL INTERNATIONAL DX CONTEST Multi Multi
HOUR 160 80 40 20 15 10 HR TOT CUM TOT
0 16/15 69/33 99/44 94/38 16/11 6/3 300/144 300/144
1 9/7 30/6 78/12 66/10 1/1 . 184/36 484/180
2 8/5 21/7 28/8 26/5 . . 83/25 567/205
3 2/2 31/6 29/9 2/1 . . 64/18 631/223
4 14/6 27/7 23/1 7/1 . . 71/15 702/238
5 14/1 29/6 18/4 8/4 . . 69/15 771/253
6 11/5 18/1 46/2 9/4 . . 84/12 855/265
7 . 10/3 52/3 12/4 . . 74/10 929/275
8 ..... 7/3 48/3 9/1 ..... ..... 64/7 993/282
9 5/3 4/1 30/1 19/8 . . 58/13 1051/295
10 . 5/2 20/0 28/3 . . 53/5 1104/300
11 . 3/1 9/2 210/18 27/17 . 249/37 1353/338
12 . 2/0 2/0 209/7 52/26 . 265/33 1618/370
13 . . . 154/8 138/17 1/1 293/26 1911/396
14 . . . 114/3 173/18 . 287/21 2198/417
15 . . . 109/3 155/9 1/1 265/13 2463/430
16 ..... ..... ..... 104/3 171/5 10/2 285/10 2748/440
17 . . . 109/1 140/3 16/2 265/6 3013/446
18 . . . 93/3 75/2 5/2 173/7 3186/453
19 . . . 76/2 105/5 10/4 191/11 3377/464
20 . . . 67/1 31/5 11/2 109/8 3486/472
21 . . 6/0 52/0 14/4 17/7 89/11 3575/483
22 . 1/0 12/0 28/2 62/5 25/8 128/15 3703/498
23 . 24/1 31/2 26/3 72/2 5/0 158/8 3861/506
0 ..... 20/3 35/2 26/2 47/1 ..... 128/8 3989/514
1 . 6/1 9/2 11/1 6/0 . 32/4 4021/518
2 1/1 5/0 8/0 5/1 14/0 . 33/2 4054/520
3 4/1 13/1 2/0 17/3 . . 36/5 4090/525
4 7/2 20/1 9/0 21/3 . . 57/6 4147/531
5 19/2 23/1 9/0 17/1 . . 68/4 4215/535
6 7/1 17/0 5/1 22/3 . . 51/5 4266/540
7 2/1 14/1 34/3 21/0 . . 71/5 4337/545
8 ..... 2/0 44/1 ..... ..... ..... 46/1 4383/546
9 1/1 2/0 34/0 . . . 37/1 4420/547
10 . 2/0 6/0 3/0 . . 11/0 4431/547
11 1/1 2/0 5/1 1/0 . . 9/2 4440/549
12 . . 5/2 41/0 3/0 . 49/2 4489/551
13 . . . 110/0 3/1 . 113/1 4602/552
14 . . . 86/3 5/0 1/1 92/4 4694/556
15 . . . 101/1 6/0 1/1 108/2 4802/558
16 ..... ..... ..... 99/0 5/0 3/0 107/0 4909/558
17 . . . 97/2 6/0 2/0 105/2 5014/560
18 . . . 65/0 8/1 14/5 87/6 5101/566
19 . . . 41/1 6/0 6/1 53/2 5154/568
20 . . . 37/0 7/0 8/2 52/2 5206/570
21 . . 3/0 17/1 6/1 3/1 29/3 5235/573
22 . 10/2 19/2 18/1 6/0 . 53/5 5288/578
23 1/0 21/1 11/1 25/1 1/0 . 59/3 5347/581
DAY1 79/44 281/77 531/91 1631/133 1232/130 107/32 ..... 3861/507
DAY2 43/10 157/11 238/15 881/24 129/4 38/11 . 1486/75
TOT 122/54 438/88 769/106 2512/157 1361/134 145/43 . 5347/582
QSO Counts By Band-Country
At least 10 QSOs on any band
K3LR ARRL INTERNATIONAL DX CONTEST
PRFX 160 80 40 20 15 10
4X 1 2 14 6
9A 2 3 9 29 16
CT 1 1 5 11 6
DL 8 48 59 342 158
EA 5 21 46 55 56 2
EI 1 1 9 18 10
F 5 19 51 131 58
G 7 43 146 284 144
GI 10 17 10
GM 6 15 36 17
GW 6 14 34 12
HA 4 7 8 26 23
HB 2 7 25 30 8
I 11 32 68 176 100
JA 8 14 129 156
KH6 1 6 8 9 11 5
LA 1 2 3 19 8
LU 2 3 5 42 23 34
LY 1 3 10 2
LZ 1 7 8 14 11
OE 2 6 5 34 16
OH 2 4 26 11
OK 7 30 8 43 23
OM 2 6 7 15 10
ON 3 6 18 68 29
OZ 4 4 4 24 9
PA 5 8 18 98 58
PY 4 33 23 31
S5 2 13 20 36 14
SM 9 4 38 22
SP 4 16 16 41 32
SV 2 5 10 22 10
UA 2 7 10 86 16
UA9 6 51 4
UR 12 9 52 15
VK 5 22 65 10
XE 1 5 5 10 11 3
YO 2 2 16 14
YU 2 8 7 26 13
ZL 1 5 3 27 6 2
ZS 2 5 17 7 2
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