[CCF] [TOEC] SAC CW 2012 RESULTS PUBLISHED
Göran Ingemar Backman
sm5sic at gmail.com
Mon Nov 12 19:06:11 EST 2012
So now we seem to have contesters that do not know which frequency they
operate on. Furthermore not knowing that seems to many to be a less
violation than running with too high power.
A radio amateur has a serious problem, if he do not know the frequency his
is on, not only in contest but also during normal operation. According to
the regulations he must know his own frequency in order to be within the
band limits. If an amateur has so bad junk, that he don't know where he is,
he must take some action to correct this. Otherwise he will not fulfill the
requirements for having a license. For the same reason You must be able to
see correctly, if You want to drive a car.
Contesters are generally expected to have better gear than occasional
operators, especially when running high power. The later demands more from
the operator concerning QRM, safety etc. When You run HP, You must know
what You are doing, for Your own and others sake. Otherwise You should
stick to very low power levels indeed. Lids should not operate linear
amplifiers. It is too dangerous. And a contester should not be a lid.
Then to the question if we should accept "minor" violations before we have
sorted out the "major" violations first. I do not think that we can have a
gray zone. Futhermore there would then be a debate of what would be major
and minor. We have to decide, whether the contest rules should be obeyed or
not. If we believe that some rule is not good, then the rule should be
changed. Some parts of the rules may be easier to control that other. That
is just how it is. I do not understand why the principal of obeying all the
rules should fall because of this.
If we would accept contesting without knowledge of operating frequency,
then we would have lower requirements on the operator than the authorities
have, both outside and in contest.
73 de SM5SIC Göran
2012/11/10 Mats Strandberg <sm6lrr at gmail.com>
> Göran,
>
> Many valid points in your message.
>
> I am sure, many of us have in some or several ways violated or twisted
> some contest rules or recommendations. The fact that we might have done so
> does not prevent us from focusing more attention to the issue for the
> future.
>
> In the US, I have much discussion with several of the leading
> "authorities" in the contesting group (mainly with guys behind World Wide
> Radio Operators Foundation) www.wwwrof.org
>
> The problem with "bending the rules" exist in the US too, but the problem
> is MUCH LESS spread than in East Europe and in some other places of the
> world. The difference is that there is a better internal dialogue and
> openess between the leading contesters and almost 100% compliance to rules
> in the big M/M and M/S teams. They run their Full Legal Limit Amplifiers
> with maximum 1.5 kW and "sit with magnifying glaces to check that power is
> not exceeded".
>
> (By the way, harmonization of power levels around the world would be a
> much better thing, and 1500W as in the US, would be something that SSA and
> IARU Region 1 should aim for. One can argue that the difference between
> 1000W and 1500W is so small it does not matter, but still. Most amplifiers
> are built or the Full Legal Limit 1500W. One GU84b or GU74b end up in that
> power range too in case they are operated as they should).
>
> As you so correctly say, Scandinavia has an opportunity to take the lead
> and show good example here in Europe.
>
> My change in attitude came when I moved to Russia. Before realizing
> exactly how situation looks here, I was also sometimes bending the rules
> back home in Sweden. When we had 500W input as power limit in Sweden, I
> must admit I sometimes used 700-1000 Watts of output... This however is as
> much violation as using 2,3 or 5 kW output when having 1 kW as our Swedish
> (and Russian) limits. However, when realizing the reality in some of the
> East European countries, I had a tough discussion with myself. Should I be
> blind or should I care?
>
> I decided for the later and instead of buying a cheaper 2 x GU78b
> amplifier with 3 kW or more output, I decided to buy an ACOM 1010. I could
> have decided of course for an ACOM 1000 with 1 kW, but other issues made
> the decision for me.
>
> If we in Scandinavia clean in front of our doors first, especially at a
> club level, then we give clear signals to our newcomers that WE DO NOT USE
> DOPING in our radio-sporting activities.
>
> Our northern location anyhow limits our chances a lot for really Top
> Scores in major contests. The exceptions in the history have in 99% of
> cases been due to the result of heavily abusing power levels...
>
> I know it is a very sensitive issue for many top contesters to debate
> power cheating, but we need to do something. CQWW SSB showed very clearly
> that the contest community is loosing the grip on power issues. I can
> enumerate maybe 50 stations that I tried to call with 800 Watts, who had
> signal strengths of S6-S9 who did not even hear me despite numerous
> callings on seemingly quite decent frequencies. At least 5 of those
> stations were Scandinavians...
>
> The level of acceptance is growing in the pace of more and more stations
> beginning to use 3, 5 and 10 kW (or more). By having a few 5-10 kW stations
> in the vicinity, will make many persons flexible and allowing themselves to
> use 2-3 kW, just because others get away with power cheating of 5-10 kW.
>
> Regarding the main topic of this topic, I am quite sure that at least one
> of the stations violating the 3510 segment felt really uncomfortable when
> he realized that he had actually not read the rules well enough. None of
> the violators were top 10 entries in their classes, and that makes the
> issue perhaps a bit less sensitive.
>
> My opinion is that the penalty should be not only to loose the QSOs, but
> also get deduction with 3 times the value of the QSO (as in Russian DX
> Contest).
>
> It is strangely quiet from the Scandinavian contest community when we are
> to discuss power cheating. How come?
>
> 73 de RM2D, Mats
>
>
>
> 2012/11/10 Göran Ingemar Backman <sm5sic at gmail.com>
>
>> Dear contesters
>>
>> The important thing is that we all agree that breaking the rules is not
>> acceptable. When we see a friend running 2 kW, operate outside the allowed
>> bandsegment, "wash" the logs after the contest, use assistance in a
>> non-assisted entry etc we should say to him that this is not OK, this is
>> not fair. We should all try to clean up in our community, among our
>> friends. The people in SM6 could do that in SM6 and the people in OH6 could
>> do that in OH6. I will do that in SM5, SM3 and OH1, because I operate and
>> know hams in these areas.
>>
>> And we must be honest, SM6Z Kurt did fuck up. He did not slip below 3510
>> kHz for a minut or so, where he with S&P got one QSO. No, he was
>> CQ-ing below 3510 for more than a half hour and made 17 QSO:s during that
>> time.
>>
>> You must talk to him, Rickard. Has he problem with his gear? Then he
>> rmust fix his station. Did he choose to "bend" the rules "a little bit".
>> Then he must stop to bend the rules. The rules say in point 5 "On 3.5 MHz,
>> Region 1 stations must not transmit below 3510 kHz on CW or above 3790 kHz
>> on SSB", period.
>>
>> Next time Kurt should have CAT on his station, because then he will se
>> the frequencys in the log. It would also be fair, if the SAC organizer 2013
>> would demand Kurt to use CAT and submit a log with frequencys for every
>> QSO.
>>
>> It is only a small number of stations, that do not follow the rules. The
>> vast majority are honest and play clean. Nontheless the cheating is a
>> problem also among us. Therefore we must clean up here in Scandinavia. Only
>> after that can we demand the same thing from other countries. And when we
>> win up here near aurora borealis, we can count on that it was a clean
>> victory.
>>
>>
>> 73 de SM5SIC/OH1SIC Göran
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> 2012/11/9 Mats Strandberg <sm6lrr at gmail.com>
>>
>>> Sirs,
>>>
>>> No worries Jari. I was not referring in particular to you and your RBN
>>> observations.
>>>
>>> Indeed, RBN is useful for many different parts of our hobby, and my
>>> appreciation for those, you of course included, who set up beacons that
>>> all
>>> of us can enjoy.
>>>
>>> My reference to this issue was indeed not meant to be a philosophical
>>> entry
>>> in the discussion, more to shed some light on the fact that tangible
>>> parameters are easy to focus on. Less (or not at all) tangible
>>> parameters,
>>> we tend to avoid.
>>>
>>> I was myself actually "cheting" once in SAC CW. When tuning around I
>>> worked one of the stations close to the 3510 mark (slightly below) and
>>> realized my mistake when the QSO was completed and the station already
>>> had
>>> started to give out new serial numbers. I deleted this QSO in my log and
>>> felt I did what I could have done to punish myself for this mistake...
>>>
>>> However, as regards to my power category, not even with my most
>>> manipulative attempts, I could raise the power more than to 850 Watt from
>>> my ACOM 1010. So I am well within the HP category in at least :) Runing
>>> an
>>> ACOM 1010 is a healthy experience, where one can focus on operating
>>> instead
>>> of all the time checking power meeters.
>>>
>>> How many of top guys in HP categories had similar feelings of comfort? :)
>>>
>>> It was better before... when we at least had to sign a declaration of
>>> conformity to contest rules and national regulations. With contest logs,
>>> the conscience seem to have become more flexible and not only East
>>> Europeans need spectacles to see the true reading of power meeters.
>>>
>>> This is a true problem of cheating, while haning out guys on forums maybe
>>> not is all that productive.
>>>
>>> Maybe next year, we start indicating in the aftertalks, whom we think
>>> needs
>>> spectacles for power meters and not only for frequency dispaly reading?
>>>
>>> 73 de RM2D, Mats
>>>
>>>
>>> 2012/11/8 Jari Perkiömäki <jpe at student.uwasa.fi>
>>>
>>> > Sirs:
>>> >
>>> > I was just speculating, I am not even trying to raise any huge
>>> > philosophical
>>> > question of cheating. In particular, please note my wording of
>>> "...COULD be
>>> > more QSOs to be defined as..." and I feel this case was obvious and
>>> easy to
>>> > confirm with the help of new ("bleeding" edge) technology <grin>
>>> >
>>> > Actually I like Rick's down-to-earth approach a lot :) But if necessary
>>> > (for
>>> > SSB and CW), the SDRs might be used to check the most heavily suspected
>>> > entries by minute, no endless (and frustrating) listening ... a 24-hour
>>> > contest takes only approximately 400 GB of disk space for simultaneous
>>> > recording on all 5 bands at the 192-kHz bandwidth.
>>> >
>>> > 73 Jari OH6BG
>>> >
>>> > -----Original Message-----
>>> > From: TOEC [mailto:toec-bounces at contesting.com] On Behalf Of Rickard
>>> > Dahlstedt
>>> > Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2012 7:20 PM
>>> > To: Mats Strandberg
>>> > Cc: toec at contesting.com
>>> > Subject: Re: [TOEC] [CCF] SAC CW 2012 RESULTS PUBLISHED
>>> >
>>> > I was thinking, how hard it will be to make the same effort on SSB?
>>> Endless
>>> > hours of listening to SDR recordings? Use a more relaxed approach and
>>> just
>>> > penalizing the obvious (CAT) and reported ones?
>>> >
>>> > /Rick
>>> > SM6U
>>> >
>>> > Den 8 nov 2012 17:36 skrev "Mats Strandberg" <sm6lrr at gmail.com>:
>>> > >
>>> > > Jari and others,
>>> > >
>>> > > I agree that penalties should have been harder for segment
>>> violations,
>>> > > but my question is:
>>> > >
>>> > > Do we only have ONE rule to focus attention on?
>>> > >
>>> > > Segment violation is to gain unsportsmanlike advantages.
>>> > >
>>> > > So is power cheeting..
>>> > >
>>> > > One rule we scrutinize till our eyes bleed. The other we quietly
>>> > forget....
>>> > >
>>> > > 73 de RM2D, Mats
>>> > > On Nov 8, 2012 7:55 PM, "Jari Perkiömäki" <jpe at student.uwasa.fi>
>>> wrote:
>>> > > >
>>> > > > Now when we are looking into this topic, I guess there could be
>>> more
>>> > QSOs
>>> > > to
>>> > > > be defined as Out of Band. Below you will see the current checked
>>> > > > QSO
>>> > list
>>> > > > but as you can see, 3 QSOs have been accepted as Confirmed and OK
>>> > although
>>> > > > skimmers report that SM6Z has been on 3509.8 kHz as early as 0318
>>> > > > UTC by skimmer stations OH6BG and SK3W:
>>> > > >
>>> > > > Skimmer spots from OH6BG and SK3W:
>>> > > >
>>> > > > OH6BG 3509.8 SM6Z 29 dB 24 wpm CQ
>>> > > 2012-09-16
>>> > > > 03:58:00
>>> > > > SK3W 3509.8 SM6Z 42 dB 24 wpm CQ
>>> > > 2012-09-16
>>> > > > 03:59:00
>>> > > > OH6BG 3509.8 SM6Z 33 dB 24 wpm CQ
>>> > > 2012-09-16
>>> > > > 03:48:00
>>> > > > SK3W 3509.8 SM6Z 32 dB 25 wpm CQ
>>> > > 2012-09-16
>>> > > > 03:49:00
>>> > > > OH6BG 3509.8 SM6Z 27 dB 24 wpm CQ
>>> > > 2012-09-16
>>> > > > 03:38:00
>>> > > > SK3W 3509.8 SM6Z 38 dB 25 wpm CQ
>>> > > 2012-09-16
>>> > > > 03:38:00
>>> > > > OH6BG 3509.8 SM6Z 20 dB 23 wpm CQ
>>> > > 2012-09-16
>>> > > > 03:28:00
>>> > > > SK3W 3509.8 SM6Z 50 dB 23 wpm CQ
>>> > > 2012-09-16
>>> > > > 03:28:00
>>> > > > SK3W 3509.8 SM6Z 43 dB 25 wpm CQ
>>> > > 2012-09-16
>>> > > > 03:19:00
>>> > > > OH6BG 3509.8 SM6Z 21 dB 24 wpm CQ
>>> > > 2012-09-16
>>> > > > 03:18:00
>>> > > > OH6BG 3509.8 SM6Z 21 dB 24 wpm
>>> > > 2012-09-16
>>> > > > 03:18:00
>>> > > > SK3W 3509.8 SM6Z 39 dB 24 wpm
>>> > > 2012-09-16
>>> > > > 03:18:00
>>> > > >
>>> > > > The checked QSO list:
>>> > > >
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0321 SM6Z 599 859 LZ2RS 599
>>> 281
>>> > 0
>>> > > > N
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0326 SM6Z 599 860 HG460EV 599
>>> 44
>>> > 2
>>> > > > O
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0326 SM6Z 599 861 US1U 599
>>> 374
>>> > 2
>>> > > > C
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0328 SM6Z 599 862 LZ2FM 599
>>> 272
>>> > 2
>>> > > > C
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0329 SM6Z 599 863 OK1IBP 599
>>> 99
>>> > 0
>>> > > > s*
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0330 SM6Z 599 864 OK1MKU 599
>>> 82
>>> > 0
>>> > > > s*
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0332 SM6Z 599 865 SN5J 599
>>> 215
>>> > 0
>>> > > > s*
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0332 SM6Z 599 866 OK1DNJ 599
>>> 287
>>> > 0
>>> > > > s*
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0336 SM6Z 599 867 IZ3KMY 599
>>> 43
>>> > 0
>>> > > > s*
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0337 SM6Z 599 868 DL5KUD 599
>>> 272
>>> > 0
>>> > > > s*
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0339 SM6Z 599 869 F5IN 599
>>> 135
>>> > 0
>>> > > > s*
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0347 SM6Z 599 870 DL5CD 599
>>> 111
>>> > 0
>>> > > > s*
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0348 SM6Z 599 871 9A20BZ 599
>>> 65
>>> > 0
>>> > > > s*
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0349 SM6Z 599 872 SP2FAP 599
>>> 69
>>> > 0
>>> > > > s*
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0349 SM6Z 599 873 K5ZD 599
>>> 135
>>> > 0
>>> > > > s*
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0350 SM6Z 599 874 DL0JBB 599
>>> 224
>>> > 0
>>> > > > s*
>>> > > > 3500 CW 2012-09-16 0357 SM6Z 599 875 YO5OHY 599
>>> 326
>>> > 0
>>> > > > s*
>>> > > >
>>> > > > s* means two things:
>>> > > > s : Out of Contest segment
>>> > > > * : Manual change by Log Checker
>>> > > >
>>> > > > 73 Jari OH6BG
>>> > > >
>>> > > > -----Original Message-----
>>> > > > From: TOEC [mailto:toec-bounces at contesting.com] On Behalf Of Juha
>>> > Rantanen
>>> > > > Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2012 10:38 AM
>>> > > > Cc: ccf at contesting.com; toec at contesting.com
>>> > > > Subject: Re: [TOEC] [CCF] SAC CW 2012 RESULTS PUBLISHED
>>> > > >
>>> > > > I took the list from RBN raw data and sorted it out with excel.
>>> > > >
>>> > > > 73,
>>> > > > Juha OH6XX
>>> > > >
>>> > > > 2012/11/8 Jari Perkiömäki <jpe at student.uwasa.fi>:
>>> > > > > Hi Mike,
>>> > > > >
>>> > > > > I think Juha's list is taken from the RBN achives as my skimmer
>>> > > > > (OH6BG) is included as well. The frequency accuracy of my skimmer
>>> > > > > on 80M for instance is better than 0.1 kHz so if SM6Z has been
>>> > > > > reported on 3509.8 kHz by my skimmer (and many skimmers agree on
>>> > > > > that frequency!), it is obvious SM6Z has operated below 3510 kHz.
>>> > > > >
>>> > > > > 73 Jari OH6BG
>>> > > > >
>>> > > > > Quoting Mikael Larsmark <mike at sm3wmv.com>:
>>> > > > >
>>> > > > >> SM6Z is interesting since he did not have CAT according to his
>>> log.
>>> > > > >>
>>> > > > >> Is the frequency then taken from the opposite persons
>>> frequencies
>>> > > > >> or from the RBN?
>>> > > > >>
>>> > > > >> Mike, SM2WMV (SJ2W)
>>> > > > >
>>> > > > >
>>> > > > >
>>> > > > >> On 11/08/2012 08:38 AM, Juha Rantanen wrote:
>>> > > > >>>
>>> > > > >>> Hi Ingo,
>>> > > > >>>
>>> > > > >>> Great job. However after last years discussion of stations
>>> > > > >>> working under 3510 kHz how have the Contest Committee taken
>>> this
>>> > > > >>> into
>>> > account?
>>> > > > >>> It is clearly forbidden in the rules but there is no penalty
>>> for
>>> > it.
>>> > > > >>> Has there been any action on breaking the clear rule?
>>> > > > >>>
>>> > > > >>> 5. Frequency bands
>>> > > > >>>
>>> > > > >>> The 3.5 ? 7 ? 14 ? 21 ? 28 MHz frequency bands may be used
>>> > > > >>> according to the IARU HF Band Plan. On 3.5 MHz, Region 1
>>> > > > >>> stations must not transmit below 3510 kHz on CW or above 3790
>>> kHz
>>> > on
>>> > SSB.
>>> > > > >>>
>>> > > > >>>
>>> > > > >>>> From RBN data it is really easy to find out stations that have
>>> > > > >>>> been
>>> > > > >>>
>>> > > > >>> out of contest band. List is at the end of this mail.
>>> > > > >>>
>>> > > > >>> 73,
>>> > > > >>> Juha OH6XX
>>> > > > >>>
>>> > > > >>> callsign de_pfx de_cont freq band dx dx_pfx dx_cont mode db
>>> date
>>> > > > >>>
>>> > > > >>> LA5EKA LA EU 3505,0 80m SM3M SM EU CQ 22 15.9.2012 13:10 ES5PC
>>> > > > >>> ES EU
>>> > > > >>> 3505,0 80m SM3M SM EU CQ 12 15.9.2012 13:11 EI6IZ EI EU 3505,0
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM3M SM EU CQ 5 15.9.2012 13:13 RZ3DVP UA EU 3505,0 80m
>>> SM3M
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ 2 15.9.2012 13:13 OL5Q OK EU 3505,0 80m SM3M SM EU
>>> CQ 3
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 13:14 SK3W SM EU 3505,0 80m SM3M SM EU CQ 6 15.9.2012 13:49
>>> SK3W
>>> > > > >>> SM EU 3506,3 80m OH2BT OH EU CQ 23 15.9.2012 16:40 LA5EKA LA EU
>>> > > > >>> 3506,3 80m OH2BT OH EU CQ 13 15.9.2012 16:40 ES5PC ES EU
>>> 3506,3
>>> > > > >>> 80m OH2BT OH EU CQ 38 15.9.2012 16:40 RZ3DVP UA EU 3506,3 80m
>>> > > > >>> OH2BT OH EU CQ 8
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 16:40 OL5Q OK EU 3505,0 80m SM7BIC SM EU CQ 39
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 17:04 RZ3DVP UA EU 3502,9 80m OZ1LO OZ EU CQ 15 15.9.2012 17
>>> :26
>>> > > > >>> SK3W SM EU 3504,7 80m SM5VZY SM EU CQ 27 15.9.2012 17:36 GW8IZR
>>> > > > >>> GW EU
>>> > > > >>> 3503,1 80m OH5WW OH EU CQ 41 15.9.2012 19:01 ES5PC ES EU 3505,9
>>> > > > >>> 80m
>>> > > > >>> SM5KWN/5 SM EU CQ 33 15.9.2012 19:26 LA5EKA LA EU 3505,9 80m
>>> > > > >>> SM5KWN/5 SM EU CQ 32 15.9.2012 19:27 GW8IZR GW EU 3505,9 80m
>>> > > > >>> SM5KWN/5 SM EU CQ 20 15.9.2012 19:27 DR1A DL EU 3505,9 80m
>>> > > > >>> SM5KWN/5 SM EU CQ 20 15.9.2012 19:27 RU9CZD UA9 AS 3508,1 80m
>>> > > > >>> SE6Y SM EU CQ 5
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 19:32 HA1VHF HA EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 14
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 19:34 OL5Q OK EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 32 15.9.2012 19:42
>>> > > > >>> G4HSO G EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 30 15.9.2012 19:42 ES5PC ES
>>> > > > >>> EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 40 15.9.2012 19:42 DR1A DL EU
>>> 3508,1
>>> > > > >>> 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 38 15.9.2012 19:42 IK3STG I EU 3508,1 80m
>>> SE6Y
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ 17
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 19:42 RZ3DVP UA EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 15
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 19:42 GW8IZR GW EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 33 15.9.2012 19:42
>>> > > > >>> DK9IP DL EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 27 15.9.2012 19:42 HA6PX
>>> HA
>>> > > > >>> EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 26 15.9.2012 19:42 S50ARX S5 EU
>>> > > > >>> 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 19 15.9.2012 19:42 EI6IZ EI EU 3508,1
>>> > > > >>> 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 40
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 19:42 LA5EKA LA EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 39
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 19:42 RN4WA UA EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 10 15.9.2012 19:42
>>> > > > >>> HA1VHF HA EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 15 15.9.2012 19:49 OL5Q
>>> OK
>>> > > > >>> EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 33 15.9.2012 19:53 LA5EKA LA EU
>>> > > > >>> 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 39 15.9.2012 19:53 DK9IP DL EU 3508,1
>>> > > > >>> 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 22
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 19:53 ES5PC ES EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 40
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 19:53 GW8IZR GW EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 39 15.9.2012 19:53
>>> > > > >>> DR1A DL EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 38 15.9.2012 19:53 IK3STG I
>>> > > > >>> EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 19 15.9.2012 19:53 RZ3DVP UA EU
>>> > > > >>> 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 19 15.9.2012 19:53 RN4WA UA EU 3508,1
>>> > > > >>> 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 13
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 19:54 SK3W SM EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 50
>>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 19:54 HA6PX HA EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 31 15.9.2012 19:54
>>> > > > >>> DR1A DL EU 3509,0 80m SM0BSO SM EU CQ 17 15.9.2012 19:58
>>> GW8IZR
>>> > > > >>> GW EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,0 80m SM0BSO SM EU CQ 14 15.9.2012 19:58 DK9IP DL EU
>>> 3509,0
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM0BSO SM EU CQ 9 15.9.2012 19:58 EI6IZ EI EU 3509,0 80m
>>> > > > >>> SM0BSO SM EU CQ 21 15.9.2012 19:58 SK3W SM EU 3509,0 80m SM0BSO
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ 14
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 19:58 LA5EKA LA EU 3509,0 80m SM0BSO SM EU CQ 26
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 19:58 ES5PC ES EU 3509,0 80m SM0BSO SM EU CQ 36 15.9.2012 19:58
>>> > > > >>> OL5Q OK EU 3509,0 80m SM0BSO SM EU CQ 20 15.9.2012 19:58 G4HSO
>>> G
>>> > > > >>> EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,0 80m SM0BSO SM EU CQ 12 15.9.2012 19:58 SM6FMB SM EU
>>> > > > >>> 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 32 15.9.2012 20:01 DR1A DL EU 3508,1
>>> > > > >>> 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 38 15.9.2012 20:01 EA4TX EA EU 3508,1 80m
>>> SE6Y
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ 10
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 20:01 OL5Q OK EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 31
>>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 20:02 IK3STG I EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 17 15.9.2012 20:02
>>> > > > >>> RZ3DVP UA EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 25 15.9.2012 20:02 GW8IZR
>>> > > > >>> GW EU
>>> > > > >>> 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 38 15.9.2012 20:02 EI6IZ EI EU 3508,1
>>> > > > >>> 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 38 15.9.2012 20:02 LA5EKA LA EU 3508,1 80m
>>> > > > >>> SE6Y SM EU CQ 38 15.9.2012 20:02 G4HSO G EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM
>>> > > > >>> EU CQ 29
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 20:02 ES5PC ES EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 41
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 20:02 DL1EMY DL EU 3508,1 80m SE6X SM EU CQ 28 15.9.2012 20:02
>>> > > > >>> S50ARX S5 EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 22 15.9.2012 20:02 DK9IP
>>> > > > >>> DL EU
>>> > > > >>> 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 26 15.9.2012 20:03 F4EGZ F EU 3508,1
>>> > > > >>> 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 25 15.9.2012 20:03 RN4WA UA EU 3508,1 80m
>>> SE6Y
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ 34 15.9.2012 20:03 SK3W SM EU 3508,1 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 52
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 20:04 S50ARX S5 EU 3509,8 80m SM3M SM EU CQ 23
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 20:12 EA4TX EA EU 3509,8 80m SM3M SM EU CQ 16 15.9.2012 20:12
>>> > > > >>> G0KTN G EU 3509,8 80m SM3M SM EU CQ 28 15.9.2012 20:12 RN4WA UA
>>> > > > >>> EU 3509,8 80m SM3M SM EU CQ 25 15.9.2012 20:13 G0KTN G EU
>>> 3507,1
>>> > > > >>> 80m SK0QO SM EU CQ 22 15.9.2012 20:14 DL1EMY DL EU 3507,1 80m
>>> > > > >>> SK0QO SM EU CQ 26
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 20:14 HA6PX HA EU 3507,1 80m SK0QO SM EU CQ 26
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 20:14 ES5PC ES EU 3507,4 80m SK0QO SM EU CQ 7 15.9.2012 20:14
>>> > > > >>> OL5Q OK EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 24 15.9.2012 21:00 SK3W
>>> SM
>>> > > > >>> EU
>>> > > > >>> 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 34 15.9.2012 21:00 DR1A DL EU 3503,2
>>> > > > >>> 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 31 15.9.2012 21:00 GW8IZR GW EU 3503,2 80m
>>> > > > >>> LA8HGA LA EU CQ 33 15.9.2012 21:00 LA5EKA LA EU 3503,2 80m
>>> > > > >>> LA8HGA LA EU CQ 28
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 21:00 IK3STG I EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 15
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 21:00 G4HSO G EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 18 15.9.2012 21:00
>>> > > > >>> G0KTN G EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 14 15.9.2012 21:00 ES5PC
>>> > > > >>> ES EU
>>> > > > >>> 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 26 15.9.2012 21:00 DK9IP DL EU
>>> 3503,2
>>> > > > >>> 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 20 15.9.2012 21:00 EI6IZ EI EU 3503,2 80m
>>> > > > >>> LA8HGA LA EU CQ 34 15.9.2012 21:00 HA6PX HA EU 3503,2 80m
>>> LA8HGA
>>> > > > >>> LA EU CQ 22
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 21:00 RN4WA UA EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 15
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 21:00 EA4TX EA EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 6 15.9.2012 21:00
>>> > > > >>> DL1EMY DL EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 25 15.9.2012 21:00
>>> > > > >>> S50ARX S5 EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 11 15.9.2012 21:00
>>> > > > >>> RZ3DVP UA EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 11 15.9.2012 21:00
>>> > > > >>> GW8IZR GW EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 29 15.9.2012 21:06
>>> > > > >>> HA1VHF HA EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 15 15.9.2012 21:06
>>> > > > >>> RU9CZD UA9 AS 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 26
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 21:06 LA5EKA LA EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 29
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 21:10 DR1A DL EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 37 15.9.2012 21:10
>>> > > > >>> EI6IZ EI EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 36 15.9.2012 21:10 F4EGZ
>>> > > > >>> F EU
>>> > > > >>> 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 33 15.9.2012 21:10 IK3STG I EU
>>> 3503,2
>>> > > > >>> 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 31 15.9.2012 21:10 OL5Q OK EU 3503,2 80m
>>> > > > >>> LA8HGA LA EU CQ 36 15.9.2012 21:10 RN4WA UA EU 3503,2 80m
>>> LA8HGA
>>> > > > >>> LA EU CQ 14
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 21:10 HA6PX HA EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 34
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 21:10 SK3W SM EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 39 15.9.2012 21:10
>>> > > > >>> DL1EMY DL EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 33 15.9.2012 21:10
>>> G0KTN
>>> > > > >>> G EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 32 15.9.2012 21:10 G4HSO G EU
>>> > > > >>> 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 33 15.9.2012 21:10 ES5PC ES EU
>>> 3503,2
>>> > > > >>> 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 36 15.9.2012 21:10 S50ARX S5 EU 3503,2 80m
>>> > > > >>> LA8HGA LA EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 38 15.9.2012 21:10 RZ3DVP UA EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 29
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 21:10 DK9IP DL EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 37
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 21:11 GW8IZR GW EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 32 15.9.2012
>>> 21:14
>>> > > > >>> SM6FMB SM EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 29 15.9.2012 21:15 OL5Q
>>> > > > >>> OK EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 27 15.9.2012 21:20 DR1A DL EU
>>> > > > >>> 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 34 15.9.2012 21:20 G0KTN G EU 3503,2
>>> > > > >>> 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 21 15.9.2012 21:20 F4EGZ F EU 3503,2 80m
>>> > > > >>> LA8HGA LA EU CQ 17
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 21:20 RN4WA UA EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 11
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 21:20 LA5EKA LA EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 29 15.9.2012
>>> 21:20
>>> > > > >>> SK3W SM EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 43 15.9.2012 21:20 EI6IZ
>>> > > > >>> EI EU
>>> > > > >>> 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 33 15.9.2012 21:20 DL1EMY DL EU
>>> > > > >>> 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 26 15.9.2012 21:20 IK3STG I EU
>>> 3503,2
>>> > > > >>> 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 18 15.9.2012 21:20 G4HSO G EU 3503,2 80m
>>> > > > >>> LA8HGA LA EU CQ 20
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 21:20 ES5PC ES EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 32
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 21:20 HA6PX HA EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 25 15.9.2012 21:20
>>> > > > >>> RZ3DVP UA EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 21 15.9.2012 21:21
>>> > > > >>> HA1VHF HA EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 19 15.9.2012 21:21
>>> DK9IP
>>> > > > >>> DL EU 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 29 15.9.2012 21:22 S50ARX S5
>>> EU
>>> > > > >>> 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 23 15.9.2012 21:23 GW8IZR GW EU
>>> > > > >>> 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 29 15.9.2012 21:24 RU9CZD UA9 AS
>>> > > > >>> 3503,2 80m LA8HGA LA EU CQ 17
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012 21:25 SK3W SM EU 3505,9 80m SM5KWN SM EU CQ 34
>>> > > > >>> 15.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 21:35 LA5EKA LA EU 3505,9 80m SM5KWN SM EU CQ 32 15.9.2012
>>> 21:35
>>> > > > >>> ES5PC ES EU 3505,9 80m SM5KWN SM EU CQ 31 15.9.2012 21:36
>>> LA5EKA
>>> > > > >>> LA EU 3504,9 80m SM5KWN/5 SM EU CQ 31 15.9.2012 21:40 RU9CZD
>>> UA9
>>> > > > >>> AS
>>> > > > >>> 3509,0 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 8 15.9.2012 21:41 SK3W SM EU 3506,0
>>> 80m
>>> > > > >>> SE6Y SM EU CQ 51 15.9.2012 22:36 HA6PX HA EU 3506,0 80m SE6Y SM
>>> > > > >>> EU CQ 28 15.9.2012 22:36 RU9CZD UA9 AS 3508 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 6
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012 0:45 S50ARX S5 EU 3508 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 28 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 0:45 K1TTT K NA 3508 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 8 16.9.2012 0:45 NY3A K
>>> > > > >>> NA 3508 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 6 16.9.2012 0:47 NZ1U K NA 3508 80m
>>> > > > >>> SE6Y SM EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 8 16.9.2012 0:48 NZ1U K NA 3506,8 80m SE6Y SM EU CQ 9 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 2:16 OL5Q OK EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 32 16.9.2012 3:18 DR1A
>>> > > > >>> DL EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 30 16.9.2012 3:18 GW8IZR GW EU 3509,8
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 30 16.9.2012 3:18 G4HSO G EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 29 16.9.2012 3:18 LA5EKA LA EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 39
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:18 EI6IZ EI EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 26 16.9.2012 3:18
>>> > > > >>> DL1EMY DL EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 29 16.9.2012 3:18 DK9IP
>>> DL
>>> > > > >>> EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 23 16.9.2012 3:18 IK3STG I EU
>>> 3509,8
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 21 16.9.2012 3:18 RZ3DVP UA EU 3509,8 80m
>>> SM6Z
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ 6
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012 3:18 G0KTN G EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 17 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:18 ES5PC ES EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 29 16.9.2012 3:18
>>> > > > >>> HA6PX HA EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 22 16.9.2012 3:18 OH6BG OH EU 3509,8
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 21 16.9.2012 3:18 SK3W SM EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 43 16.9.2012 3:18 S50ARX S5 EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 41
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:18 K1TTT K NA 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 2 16.9.2012 3:24 OL5Q
>>> > > > >>> OK EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 31 16.9.2012 3:28 EI6IZ EI EU 3509,8
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 29 16.9.2012 3:28 DL1EMY DL EU 3509,8 80m
>>> SM6Z
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ 25 16.9.2012 3:28 DK9IP DL EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 21
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012 3:28 DR1A DL EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 30 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:28 GW8IZR GW EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 34 16.9.2012 3:28
>>> > > > >>> S50ARX S5 EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 28 16.9.2012 3:28 SK3W SM EU 3509,8
>>> 80m
>>> > > > >>> SM6Z SM EU CQ 50 16.9.2012 3:28 G4HSO G EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM
>>> EU
>>> > > > >>> CQ
>>> > > > >>> 25 16.9.2012 3:28 LA5EKA LA EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 42
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:28 IK3STG I EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 23 16.9.2012 3:28
>>> > > > >>> RZ3DVP UA EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 10 16.9.2012 3:28 HA6PX
>>> HA
>>> > > > >>> EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 27 16.9.2012 3:28 ES5PC ES EU
>>> 3509,8
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 33 16.9.2012 3:28 G0KTN G EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ 26
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012 3:28 OH6BG OH EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 20
>>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:28 SM6FMB SM EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 40 16.9.2012 3:31
>>> > > > >>> EA4TX EA EU 3509,8 80m SM6G SM EU CQ 5 16.9.2012 3:31 OL5Q OK
>>> EU
>>> > > > >>> 3502 80m OH5YU OH EU CQ 25 16.9.2012 3:35 G4HSO G EU 3502 80m
>>> > > > >>> OH5YU OH EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 19 16.9.2012 3:35 DR1A DL EU 3502 80m OH5YU OH EU CQ 29
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:35 GW8IZR GW EU 3502 80m OH5YU OH EU CQ 31 16.9.2012 3:35
>>> > > > >>> IK3STG I EU 3502 80m OH5YU OH EU CQ 18 16.9.2012 3:35 LA5EKA LA
>>> > > > >>> EU 3502 80m OH5YU OH EU CQ 34 16.9.2012 3:35 EI6IZ EI EU 3502
>>> > > > >>> 80m OH5YU OH EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 32 16.9.2012 3:35 RZ3DVP UA EU 3502 80m OH5YU OH EU CQ 20
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:35 OH6BG OH EU 3502 80m OH5YU OH EU CQ 45 16.9.2012 3:35
>>> DK9IP
>>> > > > >>> DL EU 3502 80m OH5YU OH EU CQ 22 16.9.2012 3:35 S50ARX S5 EU
>>> > > > >>> 3502 80m OH5YU OH EU CQ 26 16.9.2012 3:35 HA6PX HA EU 3502 80m
>>> > > > >>> OH5YU OH EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 30 16.9.2012 3:35 ES5PC ES EU 3502 80m OH5YU OH EU CQ 44
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:35 SK3W SM EU 3502 80m OH5YU OH EU CQ 24 16.9.2012 3:35
>>> SM6FMB
>>> > > > >>> SM EU 3502 80m OH5YU OH EU CQ 20 16.9.2012 3:35 G0KTN G EU 3502
>>> > > > >>> 80m OH5YU OH EU CQ 16 16.9.2012 3:35 DL1EMY DL EU 3502 80m
>>> OH5YU
>>> > > > >>> OH EU CQ 16 16.9.2012 3:35 OL5Q OK EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 35
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012 3:38 DL1EMY DL EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 23
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:38 DK9IP DL EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 24 16.9.2012 3:38
>>> SK3W
>>> > > > >>> SM EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 38 16.9.2012 3:38 DR1A DL EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 31 16.9.2012 3:38 GW8IZR GW EU 3509,8
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 31 16.9.2012 3:38 S50ARX S5 EU 3509,8 80m
>>> SM6Z
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ 26
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012 3:38 G4HSO G EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 21 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:38 LA5EKA LA EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 43 16.9.2012 3:38
>>> > > > >>> EI6IZ EI EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 31 16.9.2012 3:38 ES5PC ES EU 3509,8
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 32 16.9.2012 3:38 HA6PX HA EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 28 16.9.2012 3:38 G0KTN G EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 25
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:38 RZ3DVP UA EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 9 16.9.2012 3:38
>>> > > > >>> OH6BG OH EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 27 16.9.2012 3:38 IK3STG I
>>> > > > >>> EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 21 16.9.2012 3:39 EA4TX EA EU
>>> 3509,8
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM6ZST SM EU CQ 6 16.9.2012 3:45 OL5Q OK EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ 28 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:48 GW8IZR GW EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 30 16.9.2012 3:48
>>> > > > >>> S50ARX
>>> > > > >>> S5 EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 27 16.9.2012 3:48 EI6IZ EI EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 37 16.9.2012 3:48 LA5EKA LA EU 3509,8
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 42 16.9.2012 3:48 SK3W SM EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ 32
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012 3:48 DK9IP DL EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 22
>>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:48 DL1EMY DL EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 26 16.9.2012 3:48
>>> > > > >>> ES5PC ES EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 33 16.9.2012 3:48 G4HSO G
>>> > > > >>> EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 22 16.9.2012 3:48 DR1A DL EU 3509,8
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 29 16.9.2012 3:48 RZ3DVP UA EU 3509,8 80m
>>> SM6Z
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ 9
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012 3:48 OH6BG OH EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 33
>>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:48 HA6PX HA EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 29 16.9.2012 3:48
>>> KM3T
>>> > > > >>> K NA 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 3 16.9.2012 3:48 IK3STG I EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 23 16.9.2012 3:49 G0KTN G EU 3509,8
>>> 80m
>>> > > > >>> SM6Z SM EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 23 16.9.2012 3:49 EA4TX EA EU 3509,8 80m SM6NI SM EU CQ 5
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:53 OL5Q OK EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 30 16.9.2012 3:58
>>> > > > >>> GW8IZR GW EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 32 16.9.2012 3:58 S50ARX
>>> > > > >>> S5 EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 23 16.9.2012 3:58 WZ7I K NA
>>> > > > >>> 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 6 16.9.2012 3:58 G4HSO G EU 3509,8 80m
>>> > > > >>> SM6Z SM EU CQ 23 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:58 EI6IZ EI EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 35 16.9.2012 3:58
>>> SK3W
>>> > > > >>> SM EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 42 16.9.2012 3:58 LA5EKA LA EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 42 16.9.2012 3:58 DL1EMY DL EU 3509,8
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 25 16.9.2012 3:58 ES5PC ES EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z
>>> > > > >>> SM EU CQ 38
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012 3:58 DR1A DL EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 32 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:58 DK9IP DL EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 22 16.9.2012 3:58
>>> > > > >>> OH6BG OH EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 29 16.9.2012 3:58 HA6PX HA EU 3509,8
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 32 16.9.2012 3:58 KM3T K NA 3509,8 80m SM6Z
>>> SM
>>> > > > >>> EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 18 16.9.2012 3:59 RZ3DVP UA EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 6
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 3:59 G0KTN G EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 22 16.9.2012 3:59
>>> > > > >>> IK3STG I EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 19 16.9.2012 3:59 EA4TX EA
>>> > > > >>> EU 3509,8 80m SM6ZSM SM EU CQ 6 16.9.2012 4:00 DR1A DL EU
>>> 3509,8
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 32 16.9.2012 4:00 K3MM K NA 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 3
>>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 4:01 OL5Q OK EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 24 16.9.2012 4:08
>>> > > > >>> GW8IZR GW EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 28 16.9.2012 4:08 SK3W SM
>>> > > > >>> EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 39 16.9.2012 4:08 G4HSO G EU 3509,8
>>> > > > >>> 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ
>>> > > > >>> 24 16.9.2012 4:08 EI6IZ EI EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 30
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 4:08 LA5EKA LA EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 44 16.9.2012 4:08
>>> > > > >>> S50ARX
>>> > > > >>> S5 EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 19 16.9.2012 4:08 DK9IP DL EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 23 16.9.2012 4:08 K1TTT K NA 3509,8
>>> 80m
>>> > > > >>> SM6Z SM EU CQ 4 16.9.2012 4:08 DL1EMY DL EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM
>>> > > > >>> EU CQ 24
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012 4:08 ES5PC ES EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 37
>>> 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 4:08 WZ7I K NA 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 7 16.9.2012 4:09 HA6PX
>>> > > > >>> HA EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 23 16.9.2012 4:09 KM3T K NA 3509,8 80m
>>> > > > >>> SM6Z SM EU CQ 4 16.9.2012 4:09 K1TTT K NA 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU
>>> > > > >>> CQ 3
>>> > > > >>> 16.9.2012 4:09 EA4TX EA EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 5 16.9.2012
>>> > > > >>> 4:09 G0KTN G EU 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 19 16.9.2012 4:09
>>> > > > >>> IK3STG I EU
>>> > > > >>> 3509,8 80m SM6Z SM EU CQ 19 16.9.2012 4:09 DR1A DL EU 3509,8
>>> 80m
>>> > > > >>> SM6Z SM EU CQ 31 16.9.2012 4:10
>>> > > > >>>
>>> > > > >>> 2012/11/8 SM5AJV <sm5ajv at qrq.se>:
>>> > > > >>>>
>>> > > > >>>> The CW RESULTS from SAC CW 2012 are now published.
>>> > > > >>>>
>>> > > > >>>> Go and check your score at: http://sactest.net
>>> > > > >>>>
>>> > > > >>>>
>>> > > > >>>> 73
>>> > > > >>>> Ingo SM5AJV
>>> > > > >>>> SAC CC Teamleader
>>> > > > >>>> _______________________________________________
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>>> > > > >>>
>>> > > > >>> _______________________________________________
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>>> > > > >>>
>>> > > > >>
>>> > > > >> _______________________________________________
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>>> > > > >
>>> > > > >
>>> > > > >
>>> > > > >
>>> > > > > _______________________________________________
>>> > > > > TOEC mailing list
>>> > > > > TOEC at contesting.com
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>>> > > > _______________________________________________
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>>> > > > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/toec
>>> > > >
>>> > > > _______________________________________________
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>>> >
>>> >
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>>> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/toec
>>>
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