Jan.'96 ARRL VHF SS Contest Rumoured Scores by WZ1V
klimas at uhavax.hartford.edu
klimas at uhavax.hartford.edu
Tue Feb 6 10:43:52 EST 1996
SOME JAN. '96 ARRL VHF SS CONTEST RUMOURED SCORES: by WZ1V rev. i
CALL N2WK K3MQH K1RZ WA8WZG WA2TEO W2HPF W2SZ/2 AA2UK
GRID FN03 FM19 FM19 EN81 FN31 FN13 FN22 FM29
CLASS M/U M/L M/U S S M/U M/U S
6 252/48 406/67 301/66 148/35 231/45 144/35 157/26 130/24
2 478/50 797/62 469/54 252/49 361/39 433/50 366/44 274/38
222 118/31 185/44 145/37 90/34 98/26 86/26 114/28 82/24
432 183/37 321/50 205/40 166/37 142/32 125/35 150/31 112/25
903 34/15 35/20 37/18 43/17 32/13 29/15 45/16
1296 40/15 48/19 65/24 49/17 34/12 28/15 61/16
2304 16/6 6/5 18/9 5/4 6/3 11/6 23/5
3456 12/5 2/1 13/9 5/3 5/4 9/2
5760 7/3 13/9 3/3 4/3 7/2
10G 37/2 2/2 5/5
24G 12/2
LASER 18/2
TOTAL 1207/216 1709/231 1213/244 807/231 929/180 868/179 864/172 743/152
Score 527,904 511,665 459,208 395,241 266,000 247,500 247,508 232,256
CALL N2WK K3MQH K1RZ WA8WZG WA2TEO W2HPF W2SZ/2 AA2UK
CALL WA3AXV WZ1V WA3NUF KE8FD W0RSJ KD1DU WB2DNE KP4XS
GRID FN20 FN31 FN20 EM89 FN20 FN31 FM19 EM84
CLASS S S S S M/U S S M/L
6 87/15 141/33 105/20 85/35 / 119/22 99/28 178/78
2 235/28 255/36 254/26 309/65 / 485/41 242/44 225/54
222 95/18 71/17 91/22 59/34 / 69/19 51/22 39/26
432 125/20 126/23 117/21 109/43 / 94/18 119/35 66/42
903 43/11 37/13 35/9 6/5 / 20/8 13/10
1296 63/10 45/12 52/13 16/11 / 27/9 26/12
2304 24/5 16/6 19/3 /
3456 15/2 13/2
5760 9/2 5/1
10G 9/2 6/1
TOTAL 705/113 691/140 697/118 584/193 ?/? 814/117 550/151 508/200
Score 185,546 174,440 173,106 157,874 148,000 130,816 126,387 122,600
CALL WA3AXV WZ1V WA3NUF KE8FD W0RSJ KD1DU WB2DNE KP4XS
CALL WB3JYO N6RMJ WB2YEH KB2DMK N1DPM W3IP K1TR WA2OMY K1FO
GRID FN20 DM14 FM29 FN12 FN32 FM19 FN42 FN20 FN31
CLASS S M/L S M/L S M/U S M/U S
6 104/19 128/41 104/17 202/38 70/21 / 141/25 /
2 217/23 212/40 187/21 329/37 150/26 / 247/28 / 158/25
222 68/18 107/34 86/13 73/23 58/18 / 74/19 / 76/19
432 96/19 123/35 101/14 104/29 86/22 / 109/20 / 310/35
903 35/9 43/10 29/13 / 20/9 /
1296 49/8 53/10 32/12 / 5/2 / 34/10
2304 19/4 19/3 13/6 / 8/4
3456 6/2 13/2 7/4 1/1
5760 1/1
10G 3/2
TOTAL 594/102 570/150 606/90 708/127 446/122 604/119 609/111 ?/? 578/89
Score 120,870 120,000 117,450 112,395 111,264 108,000 106,400 99,000 94,874
CALL WB3JYO N6RMJ WB2YEH KB2DMK N1DPM W3IP K1TR WA2OMY K1FO
CALL KB3QM N3EXA W1GCI WB2VVV WC2K WB0DRL W0UC/9 AF1T W1QK
GRID FM28 FN20 FN42 FN21 FM29 EM18 EN44 FN43 FN31
CLAS S S S S S M/U S S M/L
6 72/18 94/15 110/22 73/17 135/23 53/34 98/46 87/19 208/17
2 171/29 222/22 217/28 275/28 49/5 114/46 117/36 184/22 317/23
222 67/19 85/15 61/16 65/18 45/14 24/21 27/16 45/15 62/13
432 81/23 105/15 89/24 70/16 69/17 48/27 52/26 56/16 117/16
903 27/11 31/6 20/8 25/9 21/10 5/5 6/5 14/7
1296 37/11 42/8 23/8 32/10 40/13 29/20 12/9 16/6
2304 4/3 16/3 3/2 20/5? 1/1 6/2
3456 10/2? 1/1 2/2
5760
10G 4/2
TOT 459/114 595/84 523/108 540/98 389/89 273/153 314/140 414/91 704/69
Scor 94,278 93,700 88,884 82,908 79,744 68,697 64,540 62,699 60,927
CALL KB3QM N3EXA W1GCI WB2VVV WC2K WB0DRL W0UC/9 AF1T W1QK
CALL WA1MBA N0LL K1GX WA0BWE N3FUJ N2DSY K3GNC K3EOD AA2WV N2DKP
GRID FN32 EM09 FN31 EN34 FN20 FN30 FM29 FN20 FN13 FN13
CLAS S S S S S QRP/P S S S S
6 63/40 77/13 61/18 126/26 / 43/8 / / 18/4
2 181/23 123/42 190/21 174/26 283/23 / 174/26 / / 248/38
222 31/27 49/14 46/10 72/5 / 73/18 / /
432 86/21 37/25 82/15 88/15 129/19 / 93/18 / / 59/23
903 27/11 21/7 7/3 / / / 19/8
1296 37/11 18/15 21/8 18/5 / 34/5 / / 17/6
2304 12/4 4/4 4/2 /
3456 6/4 5/2 /
5760 2/2 2/1 /
10G 2/1 /
TOT 353/77 273/149 444/80 405/82 610/68 500/74 417/75 ?/? ?/? 361/79
Scor 60,445 58,706 58,320 56,662 55,148 55,000 51,375 50,000 45,546 41,712
CALL WA1MBA N0LL K1GX WA0BWE N3FUJ N2DSY K3GNC K3EOD AA2WV N2DKP
CALL N2NEP N2LIV KB2HQ N1MUW WA2ONK WA2TIF AA4ZZ N1BWT NC1I N1LZC
GRID FN13 FN30 FN32 FN32 FN20 FN42 EM96 FN42 FN32 FN32
CLAS S S S S S S S S S S
6 36/8 81/19 35/8 101/15 90/16 46/28 81/14 14/9 85/15
2 270/34 186/25 96/16 250/27 171/19 192/22 119/36 144/17 16/6 172/16
222 42/9 47/17 36/9 26/7 32/9 26/17 37/12 1/1 52/10
432 46/10 66/17 41/5 43/10 86/15 77/16 41/22 46/10 150/21 65/8
903 17/5 10/2 33/9 10/4 22/9
1296 8/3 14/4 10/4 36/8 9/3 15/7 7/2
2304 9/2
3456 8/1 6/2
5760 6/2
10G 9/1 2/1
24G 6/1
TOT 419/69 380/78 270/51 430/63 326/51 391/63 232/103 329/61 224/55 378/51
Scor 40,158 38,454 34,935 33,327 31,569 31,500 30,797 29,463 29,040 26,979
CALL N2NEP N2LIV KB2HQ N1MUW WA2ONK WA2TIF AA4ZZ N1BWT NC1I N1LZC
CALL KB1KM WB9SNR KJ6FP KX1C K5LLL N3AHF KA1EKR N2MSS WB1FKF VE3KDH
GRID FN42 EN62 DM24 FN42 EL29 FN20 FN42 FN31 FN42 FN03
CLAS S S S S S M/L M/L S S S
6 / 35/15 92/11 34/12 81/12 62/12 27/6
2 / 93/20 109/26 128/14 125/26 483/45 128/16 129/18 43/11 241/39
222 / 26/12 24/16 31/8 13/8 37/11 37/9 24/7
432 / 57/16 54/19 56/12 43/19 63/14 57/10 30/7
903 8/4 9/4 5/3 9/4 16/9
1296 / 15/7 4/2 6/4 4/3 11/9 20/7
2304 1/1 5/3
3456 2/2 3/2
5760 2/2 3/2
10G 5/3
TOT ?/? 204/64 222/76 320/51 226/72 483/45 309/53 289/52 158/50 277/55
Scor 25,200 25,024 22,800 22,746 22,680 21,735 21,677 20,332 19,300 19,195
CALL KB1KM WB9SNR KJ6FP KX1C K5LLL N3AHF KA1EKR N2MSS WB1FKF VE3KDH
CALL W1RIL W2CRS W3EP/1 KA1ZE NA1W AA2IO N2SCJ W1EJ KA3DSE K1CPJ
GRID FN42 DM78 FN31 FN31 FN32 FN13 FM29 FN42 DM03 FN31
CLAS S S S S S S S S S S
6 59/11 49/17 128/26 30/8 53/6 77/15 42/7 42/9
2 25/8 91/24 76/18 205/22 76/14 138/21 193/14 162/20 138/12 70/11
222 17/4 15/9 7/3 13/4 21/8 56/5 31/12 45/4 15/5
432 27/8 40/12 27/13 35/6 47/12 36/6 87/6 72/9 24/8
903 18/8 10/3 10/3 9/3 7/2
1296 24/11 7/4 8/5 9/2 18/7 5/2 10/3
2304 6/2 5/2 5/2
3456 4/1 4/2 2/1
5760
10G 3/2
TOT 173/52 202/66 239/62 276/39 173/44 239/48 389/31 270/47 297/32 175/41
Scor 18,928 17,886 17,484 17,355 16,720 16,224 16,192 14,147 13,248 12,874
CALL W1RIL W2CRS W3EP/1 KA1ZE NA1W AA2IO N2SCJ W1EJ KA3DSE K1CPJ
CALL WB4NFS WR0G N2UAH AA3GN WA0KBZ K9AKS N1HOV W1ORS W1TDS WA2ZFH
GRID FM18 EN31 FN20 FN20 EM48 DM04 FN53 FN31 FN32 FN30
CLAS M/L S S S S M/L S M/L S M/L
6 41/13 47/34 95/14 49/6 33/18 50/13 41/10 / 8/4
2 81/18 107/44 124/11 150/20 65/34 95/14 82/17 / 180/30 135/15
222 20/10 28/3 / 13/3
432 36/14 44/6 16/2 17/12 35/7 39/11 / 22/3
903
1296
2304
3456
5760
10G
TOT 178/55 154/44 263/31 243/31 115/64 200/34 162/38 ?/? 180/30 178/25
Scor 12,870 12,012 9,517 8,897 8,448 7,990 7,638 6,300 5,400 5,325
CALL WB4NFS WR0G N2UAH AA3GN WA0KBZ K9AKS N1HOV W1ORS W1TDS WA2ZFH
CALL NG4C KL7JT/1 N1EKV K1WVX VA2MRX
GRID FM16 FN51 FN42 FN31 FN46
CLAS M/L M/L S S M/L
6 30/12 43/9 16/4 12/4 5/1
2 57/17 36/9 39/9 30/3 78/4
222 8/1 14/3
432 14/5 18/6 16/4 24/2 27/1
903
1296 1/1
2304
3456
5760
10G
TOT 102/35 97/24 79/18 80/12 110/6
Scor 4,165 2,760 1,854 960 822
CALL NG4C KL7JT/1 N1EKV K1WVX VA2MRX
Rovers Score Totals Activated Bands
ND3F/R 124,120 541/116 16 GRIDS ABCD9E
KB3PW/R 55,000 ??/?? 5 GRIDS ABCDEFGHI
NC7K/R 52,966 599/71 13 GRIDS ABDL
N6NB/R 47,656 371/74 8 GRIDS ABCDE
WB9AJZ/R 19,880 284/70 5 GRIDS ABDFL
N3KKM/R 9,632 301/32 4 GRIDS ABCD
ND3A/R 8,920 180/34 6 GRIDS ABCD
AA7QZ/R 8,492 193/44 3 GRIDS ABCDF
WB4VNT/R 6,372 144/29 7 GRIDS ABD
KM4HY/R 4,676 134/21 7 GRIDS ABD
note: Many of these scores are still very preliminary.
This is my final posting to the reflectors, though minor
updates may appear at http://uhavax.hartford.edu/newsvhf
where it shall remain. For those that asked, the reason I
use a vertical column block format is because you can't
fit 10 or 11 bands worth of breakdowns into 80 columns.
An editor capable of column block manipulation is required
to work with this type of format (such as BOXER Professional).
This has taken far more work to produce than anticipated
this time, and it's time for me to move onto other projects.
Thanks to all who sent in their scores!
Don't forget to send those logs to ARRL before the deadline,
and keep VHF'ing!
_\\///_
Vice Pres.: (' O O ') North East Weak Signal group, ARRL affil.
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| 73 de Ron WZ1V, email: klimas at uhavax.hartford.edu |
| Grid FN31mp 6-2304 BBS: 860-768-4758 (weeknights/weekends only) |
| N.E.W.S. group Web Page: http://uhavax.hartford.edu/newsvhf |
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>From Al Quaglieri <alcue at globalone.net> Tue Feb 6 15:56:39 1996
From: Al Quaglieri <alcue at globalone.net> (Al Quaglieri)
Date: Tue, 6 Feb 1996 10:56:39 -0500 (EST)
Subject: The "Good Old Boys on 75M"
Message-ID: <Pine.LNX.3.91.960206105308.389B-100000 at shell.global1.net>
On Mon, 5 Feb 1996, N7AVK wrote:
> I have every right to a clear frequency... especially during a
> contest... and will use every method I know of to use that frequency...
> especially when being the object of flak from the deviants. I have in the
Even if it involves demolishing ongoing QSOs plus or minus 3 kHz from my
frequency....
Al NN2U
>From Spencer Lazar <slazar19 at sgi.net> Tue Feb 6 16:05:54 1996
From: Spencer Lazar <slazar19 at sgi.net> (Spencer Lazar)
Date: Tue, 6 Feb 1996 11:05:54 -0500 (EST)
Subject: good ol' boys on 75m (fwd)
Message-ID: <199602061605.LAA00911 at orion.bv.sgi.net>
*************************************************************************
As you said:
>>> "For all the good this post will do, I might as well sign up
>>> for a ride in the Fish Head gas balloon at Dayton this
>>> Spring, but nonetheless it makes me feel better now that
>>> I have had my say."
>>>
>>> "AA9AX"
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As I say:
Dear Honorable Mr. Slim,
Let me introduce myself, I am Archiboldas Swinette president of the
Association of the 75 Meter Window Police. (I like what you said in your
postings about Fish Head Gas, and I love to sniff that stuff because it
smells so good.)
The purpose of the Swine Patrol and Window Police is to promote contesting!
I do have to apologize for the language on 75 meters, but its purely out of
frustration. Put yourself in my cloven hoofs and see how you would feel, It
takes a lot of time to tweak up a pair of 4-1000's to nail some little
sprinter running 20 watts to a 40 meter dipole 15 feet high on 3853 khz,
(This new breed of contester won't get his antenna up any higher because its
too cold outside.) and then have him qsy and run away before I can nail his
curely little tail!
I enjoy reading all their dissertations on all the reflectors about the blow
by blow battles for a measly 22 Q's. You know the ones with the weakest
contest signals do the most cq'ing on all your reflectors! I guess its
easier to put out a signal on the reflector instead of developing and/or
operating at a station with good or adequate antennas and learning contest
skills.
I hate to admit it, the Sprints contest concept rewards good operating over
good stations. Now the new breed wants to change the hours, change the
bands, outlaw 5's, 6's and 7's from participating, and change everything
else. They even want the non contesters off the band when they are
operating! The only impovements they make in their stations, are faster
modems and more com ports!
You know on our Swine Reflector, our fine farmers have at least 50 hours of
jamming skills just in the Spints. They work hard to have the best stations
and antennas within their means, and when they have learned the skills to
the best of their abilities, then they ask for or give help on the
reflector. Speaking about asking for help, they usually do their research
first, and then they will ask for help on subjects which usually require
personal experience or input from others. When they do post, they usually
post on the correct reflector and on relevants subjects.
Finally you have to excuse me for waddling in this slop, but thats what us
pig farmers do. One thing that really set me off when I was jamming
sprinters is that Spike, Ike, Mike or Fike guy, or what ever the hell he
calls himself, he called me a really filthy name. The last time he called me
a "Yellow belly carpet baggin red neck southern geek"! That instigater
loaded that message in his voice board and anytime I was within 3 khz he
blasted with that foul stuff. I don't get anywhere near him now, and let me
warn you other Sprinters, if any of you dare to do that to me or my friends
, We will be sure to look you up at Dayton!
Your humble savant,
Dr. Bafoofnik ****, (Call witheld by Swine Police)
>From Jim Hollenback" <jholly at hposl62.cup.hp.com Tue Feb 6 16:07:38 1996
From: Jim Hollenback" <jholly at hposl62.cup.hp.com (Jim Hollenback)
Date: Tue, 6 Feb 1996 08:07:38 -0800
Subject: good ol' boys on 75m
References: <9602061458.AA07106 at maverick.aud.alcatel.com>
Message-ID: <9602060807.ZM19189 at hpwsmjh1.cup.hp.com>
On Feb 6, 8:58am, Kris I. Mraz wrote:
> A thought just occured to me when I read this: email has made it much
> easier for people to "write their congressman". Witness the claim that
> over 600,000 email messages were sent to the Washington pols last year.
> Sending a recorded message from 75m is just as easy by including it as
> a uuencoded .wav or .au file. A recording can be emailed to the FCC, ARRL,
> your congressmen, etc. just as easily. You no longer have to make a
> cassette copy for each person you want to send it to.
>
> My suggestion, then, is to email the recorded vulgar language and
> obscenities to everyone you can think of that could have a positive
> affect on the situation. And do it every time you witness it. I can't help
> but believe that this would become a real "squeaky wheel".
>
Yes, by all means. and don't forget to email to Sen. Exon. I sure will
quickly have a law on the books banning amateur radio since young,
inocent childern could hear the naughty words. Jeez, ignore the fools
and they will go away and play in a different sand box.
73, Jim, WA6SDM
jholly at cup.hp.com
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