CW NAQP RESULTS 1/10/94
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Mon Jan 10 10:33:49 EST 1994
JANUARY 1993
NORTH AMERICAN QSO PARTY
CW RESULTS as of 1/10/94
(send updates to KA9FOX at AOL.COM)
CALL QSO MULT TOTAL
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N5RZ 807 248 200,136
K6LL 745 243 181,035
KM9P 737 220 162,140
K5NW 710 228 161,880
N6TV 708 218 154,344
N0AX 654 211 137,994
W9NQ 669 204 136,476
W9UP 634 212 134,408 (KA9FOX op)
AB6FO 625 208 130,000
WD0T 627 205 128,535
AD5Q 661 190 125,590
VE4VV 633 195 123,435
N4OGW 578 205 118,490
AA7NX 598 191 114,218
N4TQO 552 195 107,640
N7LOX 525 199 104,475
WA2SRQ 534 184 98,256
AB4RX 503 190 95,570
KJ4VH 479 193 92,447
N9JF 432 175 75,600
N6TW 392 161 63,112
AA9AX 381 164 62,484
WQ5L 430 143 61,490
ND1H 396 149 59,004
N8NA 369 153 56,457
WN3K 341 165 56,265
AA6MC 364 152 55,328
WV9T 358 146 52,268
WZ1R 324 132 42,768
K7SS 281 144 40,464
KS0T 275 131 36,025
NF6H 254 136 34,544
NV6O 243 125 30,375
N5NMX 264 104 27,456
WB5M 266 97 25,802
KI4HN 207 99 20,493
>From Joel B Levin <levin at BBN.COM> Mon Jan 10 15:42:03 1994
From: Joel B Levin <levin at BBN.COM> (Joel B Levin)
Date: Mon, 10 Jan 94 10:42:03 -0500
Subject: More Taxes!!!
Message-ID: <2888.758216523 at bbn.com>
|A new regulation that the FCC is quietly working on will directly
|affect you as the user of a computer and modem. The FCC proposes
|that users of modems should pay extra charges for use of the
|public telephone networks which carry their data. . . .
This looks like the latest resurgence of the "Modem Tax" urban
legend, which arises not quite as often as the Blue Star Tattoo or
the Dave Rhodes chain letter, but pretty often.
Until you get an FCC docket number and an attached proposal, I'd wait
and see and DON'T redistribute this message.
/JBL
>From Jim Hollenback <jholly at hposl42.cup.hp.com> Mon Jan 10 16:15:48 1994
From: Jim Hollenback <jholly at hposl42.cup.hp.com> (Jim Hollenback)
Date: Mon, 10 Jan 94 8:15:48 PST
Subject: ARRL RTTY results
Message-ID: <9401101615.AA29889 at hposl42.cup.hp.com>
Call used: WA6SDM
Location: San Jose, CA
Entry Class: Single Op, All Band
Band QSOs Pts QTH DX
80 17 17 10 0
40 50 50 24 3
20 251 251 50 14
15 202 202 43 13
10 29 29 16 6
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Total 549 549 52* 23*
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* - Counted only once (not once per band)
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Score: 41175
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Had a good time...never heard a DE, NV, or ND station...guess they
were all playing with the NAQP and did want to play on Sunday. VE8NC
was a nice surprize. Did any one work the Maritime providences? I didn't
hear any of them or a Yukon station.
Minutes before the contest was going to end a really weak station called. I
was about to hit F1, saying to heck with the weak ones but his call
gibberish seemed different. So I asked for a repeat, back came S92ZM!
He gave me a s/n of 4, so I guess that not many of us got him. Goes to
show you have to work the weak ones too!
Thanks all for the Q's,
Jim, WA6SDM
>From Charlie Ocker <Ocker at KD5PJ.dseg.ti.com> Mon Jan 10 17:02:58 1994
From: Charlie Ocker <Ocker at KD5PJ.dseg.ti.com> (Charlie Ocker)
Date: Mon, 10 Jan 94 11:02:58 CST
Subject: K5OJI NAQP score
Message-ID: <2967210178-3868413 at KD5PJ>
Part time (4 hours) single op effort by KD5PJ:
220 q's, 80 mults := 17,280 points
Thanks for the q's. CU all in the ARRL CW DX.
73,
Charlie KD5PJ ocker at kd5pj.dseg.ti.com
>From Chris Gay" <KU4A at LEXVMK.VNET.IBM.COM Mon Jan 10 17:41:38 1994
From: Chris Gay" <KU4A at LEXVMK.VNET.IBM.COM (Chris Gay)
Date: Mon, 10 Jan 94 12:41:38 EST
Subject: RTTY Roundup
> Did anyone work the Maritime provinces?
My logs are at home but I think I worked two of them. I called a VE9
and I had a VE1 call me on 15.
73 de Chris KU4A
ku4a at lexvmk.vnet.ibm.com
>From Brian Bogh <0006125879 at mcimail.com> Mon Jan 10 17:56:00 1994
From: Brian Bogh <0006125879 at mcimail.com> (Brian Bogh)
Date: Mon, 10 Jan 94 12:56 EST
Subject: naqso score
Message-ID: <22940110175622/0006125879NA3EM at mcimail.com>
n7lox naqso party cw score
160= 12 /5
80= 75/27
40= 109/43
20= 162/47
15= 133/38
10= 33/19 524 / 179= 93796
This contest is really developing into a big activity event!
No longer can I sneak in the top ten.
Like the low power limit only because I dont own an amp.
CU in the ssb.
73 Brian N7lox
>From Danny Eskenazi <0005720561 at mcimail.com> Mon Jan 10 18:22:00 1994
From: Danny Eskenazi <0005720561 at mcimail.com> (Danny Eskenazi)
Date: Mon, 10 Jan 94 13:22 EST
Subject: TWO QUESTIONS....
Message-ID: <04940110182240/0005720561PK3EM at mcimail.com>
1. In reading the NAQP results that are flowing in, it seems that more
than a few are only entering "part-time" scores. I dont know if this is
common, but sure would like to know how many of the NAQP entrys were
not full time. In a 12 hour contest, if lots of entrys are only for
several hours, that seems to indicate that (many, several, some, few)
might be interested in a non-full-time entry. People seem to be reporting
their scores and HOW MANY HOURS they operated. I owuld like to see contest
reporting with HOW MANY HOURS (such as in SS) reported. How about you?
2. Picked up an ALPHA DELTA DX-A 160-80-40 TWIN SLOPER at a flea market.
Im in the city with hieght limit of 50', and have a G5RV hanging from my
45'tower as an inv V style antenna, which I tune on 40 and 80. IS IT WORTH
MY WHILE TO PUT UP THE ALPHA DELTA instead of the G5RV? ANyone used one
of these? Is it a "real" antenna? or hype?. thanks..... K7SS Danny
>From Robert A. Wilson" <n6tv at vnet.IBM.COM Mon Jan 10 19:52:08 1994
From: Robert A. Wilson" <n6tv at vnet.IBM.COM (Robert A. Wilson)
Date: Mon, 10 Jan 94 11:52:08 PST
Subject: NAQP CW, new software used
My first NAQP. What a great contest! The low power limit makes
it all very "civilized." It's also easier on the ears.
QST says the power limit is 150W, but the NCJ rules say 100W. Which
is it? (I know it's only 1.7 dB, but we might as well get this
straight).
Can logs be sent via email to KZ2S? Which Internet address should
we use?
I used WriteLog for Windows(tm) by W5XD, running it all under OS/2
2.1. A full review will be submitted to the NCJ, but for now let me
say that any program that lets me use two radios easily, that sends
perfect CW under OS/2 2.1, and that helps me log over 700 QSOs,
deserves more attention. There are some enhancements that would make
it much easier to use, but the code itself seems very solid (no
crashes or hangs or anything close). The time spent building the
optional one-chip outboard keyer was well worth the effort.
73,
Bob, N6TV
>From fhmoore at nemed.b11.ingr.com (frank moore) Mon Jan 10 20:17:54 1994
From: fhmoore at nemed.b11.ingr.com (frank moore) (frank moore)
Date: Mon, 10 Jan 94 14:17:54 CST
Subject: KE4GY NAQP score
Message-ID: <199401102017.AA05640 at nemed.b11.ingr.com>
300 q's x 110 mults - 33,000
Worked about 5.5 hrs. Yes I would like to see operating time reported.
Started about 6pm and didn't scarf my son's tree house to support my A3 so
10 q's on 20. Guess that hurt my multiplier totals. I was surprised that
my 40/80 inverted V @ 35' let me have more Q's on 80 than 40. Also thanks
to the 23 stations that heard that antenna on 160. Those are my first 160
qsos ever. Anybody have any ideas for a semi-permanent 160 antenna (rental
house restricts my options) on a lot that barely supports an 80 inv V. The
back leg gets attached to a tree in the park behind the house on contest
nights! Always enjoy this contest.
Frank, KE4GY
>From Chris Gay" <KU4A at LEXVMK.VNET.IBM.COM Mon Jan 10 20:14:41 1994
From: Chris Gay" <KU4A at LEXVMK.VNET.IBM.COM (Chris Gay)
Date: Mon, 10 Jan 94 15:14:41 EST
Subject: reporting hours
> I would like to see contest reporting with HOW MANY HOURS (such as in
> SS) reported. How about you?
I like the Sweepstakes (and whatever other contest) listings that list
the hours of operation. I'd like to see this for all contests, though I
suspect that many would consider it a waste of space in the magazines
for contests as short as the NAQP.
73 de Chris KU4A
ku4a at lexvmk.vnet.ibm.com
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