filters for TS-850
jkbe at aloft.att.com
jkbe at aloft.att.com
Mon Jul 15 12:17:06 EDT 1996
I'm looking for CW filter suggestions for my TS-850.
Are all brands similar (IRC, Kenwood, other)? Should I place
the same BW filter in both IF's or just purchase one filter
and then re-evaluate?
With only the standard filters plus the optional Kenwood 1.8 khz
SSB filter, the filter action seems to be strange. In CW mode
when the 1.8 Khz filter is enabled I can hear strong stations
on the other side of zero-beat. That's why I asked the
question about placing the same BW filter in both IF's.
Thanks in advance.
John
>From nt5c at easy.com (John Warren) Mon Jul 15 16:19:13 1996
From: nt5c at easy.com (John Warren) (John Warren)
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 1996 10:19:13 -0500
Subject: WRTC Kudos
Message-ID: <1374696592-21422778 at BANJO.EASY.COM>
As everyone has said: a FANTASTIC job, and congratulations to Jeff and Dan.
Of course, Jeff's real callsign is KR0Y/5 - we would expect a Texan to win
it.
Seriously - I think the W6Q team of 9A3A/S53R deserve special
congratulations. In a contest like this, despite major efforts to equalize
the stations, etc, it's inevitable that the "home teams" (this time the
North Americans) will have at least a slight advantage. That doesn't spoil
the fun. 9A3A and S53R in 8th place were the only "visiting team", whose
native language isn't English, to crack the top 13. Great performance!
John, NT5C.
>From KR2Q at worldnet.att.net (Douglas Zwiebel) Mon Jul 15 17:13:52 1996
From: KR2Q at worldnet.att.net (Douglas Zwiebel) (Douglas Zwiebel)
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 1996 16:13:52 GMT
Subject: WRTC results NEW!!!
Message-ID: <199607151613.QAA23820 at mailhost.worldnet.att.net>
No, the results haven't changed as far as I know. I've deleted some
stuff I don't care about, and have resorted the results according
to NEW criterea.
Hope you enjoy the NEW results:
>From gswanson at arrl.org (Swanson, Glenn, KB1GW) Mon Jul 15 18:16:00 1996
From: gswanson at arrl.org (Swanson, Glenn, KB1GW) (Swanson, Glenn, KB1GW)
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 1996 13:16:00 -0400
Subject: FW: IARU Comments/Score: KB1GW
Message-ID: <m0ufqNu-000f4wC at mgate.arrl.org>
-- FYI --
----------
From: Swanson, Glenn, KB1GW
To: '3830 Reflector - postings'
Subject: IARU Comments/Score: KB1GW
Date: Monday, July 15, 1996 12:11PM
Comments first:
At times, it was tough going on phone only, with no packet.
I felt that conditions were "marginal" most of the time.
(Never did get a "run" going to Europe, for example.)
Worked W1AW/3 on 4 bands: 15,20, 40 and 80.
Worked the following WRTC stations (18 total) on phone:
K6B, K6C, K6E, K6F, K6I, K6J, K6N, K6O, K6T, K6U, K6V,
K6Y, K6Z and W6I, W6R, W6V, W6W, W6Z.
One "odd" call sign in my IARU log: HGM1H.
My 12-hour-effort, SO, phone only, LP, unassisted, score:
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - -
IARU HF Championship -- 1996
Call: KB1GW Country: United States
(* No packet *) Category: Single Operator
On time = 12 hours Phone only, Low Power (100 W)
QSO QSO-PTS PTS/Q Zones HQ STNS
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Totals 435 975 2.24 47 34
Rough Claimed Score: 78,975 points
Equipment Description:
Kenwood TS-850S/AT
Cushcraft A3S
Wires on the low bands.
CT (9.27)
Club Affiliation: YCCC
--eof--
>From KR2Q at worldnet.att.net (Douglas Zwiebel) Mon Jul 15 17:23:33 1996
From: KR2Q at worldnet.att.net (Douglas Zwiebel) (Douglas Zwiebel)
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 1996 16:23:33 GMT
Subject: WRTC results NEW!!!
Message-ID: <199607151623.QAA29111 at mailhost.worldnet.att.net>
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Hi...NO, the results have not changed as far as I can know. Sorry
my first attempt at this screwed up. So here are the NEW results,
sorted by UNIQUE RATE, QSO TOTALS, and TOTAL MULTS. Hope you enjoy
it!
de Doug KR2Q at worldnet.att.net
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These are the results for the 1996 WRTC, sorted by QSO totals.
Pos Op 1 Op 2 QSO's Mult's Uniq% Score
1 K4BAI KM9P 2511 162 1.2 678132
2 K3LR WA8YVR 2478 134 2.2 523672
3 W2GD W0UA 2465 146 2.4 568378
4 KR0Y K1TO 2457 183 1.7 761829
5 K6LL N2IC 2424 169 1.1 655720
6 K8CC K5GO 2370 149 1 568435
7 K4UEE N6IG 2355 169 0.9 644059
8 DJ6QT DJ2YA 2353 112 1.6 411376
9 KF3P KR2J 2352 151 1.6 577575
10 VE3EJ VE3IY 2343 177 2 647112
11 N6TR WN4KKN 2331 121 0.6 454476
12 LU6ETB OH0XX 2319 131 3.3 437016
13 JH4NMT JE3MAS 2318 141 3.4 512535
14 JH7PKU JO1BMV 2296 145 2.1 488940
15 F6FGZ F5MUX 2276 125 3.1 418375
16 N6TV K7SS 2261 152 1.5 556928
17 S59A S56A 2257 141 1.7 507318
18 LZ1SA LZ2PO 2256 147 2.1 531552
19 NP4Z WC4E 2238 152 2.8 527592
20 9A3A S53R 2233 164 2.1 598272
21 YT1AD YU1RL 2228 140 3.7 440358
22 K1AR K1DG 2204 156 1.3 547404
23 DL5XX DL1VJ 2183 147 2.3 532728
24 K5ZD WX3N 2170 174 1.2 616308
25 SM3DMP SM3CER 2165 135 1.1 465075
26 SP9HWN SP9IJU 2149 97 3.7 298178
27 K1KI K3UA 2145 175 1.6 606550
28 OK1CF OK2PAY 2143 148 2.3 499796
29 ON4UN ON9CIB 2120 154 2.4 480326
30 OH2IW OH1JT 2100 155 2 530000*
31 ZS6EZ ZS6NW 2093 137 1.7 461553
32 SP6AZT SP9FKQ 2023 117 2.4 330876
33 IT9BLB IT9VDQ 2000 128 3.1 337152
34 DL1IAO DK3GI 1993 167 1.7 545756
35 JE1JKL JH7WKQ 1984 139 2 470237
36 JH4RHF JA8RWU 1981 131 2.7 412388
37 UA3DPX RZ9UA 1960 163 1.7 518666
38 LY2IJ LY1DS 1956 158 1.9 508760
39 EA1AK EA4KR 1918 152 1.7 470744
40 N2NT KZ2S 1902 134 1.1 426656
41 9A9A 9A3GW 1886 126 1.2 383166
42 GI0NWG G3OZF 1884 132 3 357094
43 EA7TL EA9KB 1871 139 1.6 445356
44 UT5UGR UT4UZ 1863 127 1.3 398399
45 RW1AC RV1AW 1841 163 1 497965
46 VK5GN VK2AYD 1822 124 2.2 343604
47 UN4L UN2L 1796 121 4.9 309518
48 HA0MM HA0DU 1759 135 4 357885
49 I4UFH I2VXJ 1728 106 3.3 269028
50 IN3QBR IT9TQH 1615 93 5 185070
51 PY0FF PY5CC 1580 99 2.6 231066
52 VE7NTT VE7CC 1546 130 0.4 362440
These are the result for the 1996 WRTC, sorted by Number of Mults.
Pos Op 1 Op 2 Mult's Score QSO's Uniq%
1 KR0Y K1TO 183 761829 2457 1.7
2 VE3EJ VE3IY 177 647112 2343 2.0
3 K1KI K3UA 175 606550 2145 1.6
4 K5ZD WX3N 174 616308 2170 1.2
5 K4UEE N6IG 169 644059 2355 0.9
6 K6LL N2IC 169 655720 2424 1.1
7 DL1IAO DK3GI 167 545756 1993 1.7
8 9A3A S53R 164 598272 2233 2.1
9 RW1AC RV1AW 163 497965 1841 1.0
10 UA3DPX RZ9UA 163 518666 1960 1.7
11 K4BAI KM9P 162 678132 2511 1.2
12 LY2IJ LY1DS 158 508760 1956 1.9
13 K1AR K1DG 156 547404 2204 1.3
14 OH2IW OH1JT 155 530000 2100 2.0
15 ON4UN UN ON9CIB 154 480326 2120 2.4
16 N6TV K7SS 152 556928 2261 1.5
17 EA1AK EA4KR 152 470744 1918 1.7
18 NP4Z WC4E 152 527592 2238 2.8
19 KF3P KR2J 151 577575 2352 1.6
20 K8CC K5GO 149 568435 2370 1.0
21 OK1CF OK2PAY 148 499796 2143 2.3
22 LZ1SA LZ2PO 147 531552 2256 2.1
23 DL5XX DL1VJ 147 532728 2183 2.3
24 W2GD W0UA 146 568378 2465 2.4
25 JH7PKU JO1BMV 145 488940 2296 2.1
26 S59A S56A 141 507318 2257 1.7
27 JH4NMT JE3MAS 141 512535 2318 3.4
28 YT1AD YU1RL 140 440358 2228 3.7
29 EA7TL EA9KB 139 445356 1871 1.6
30 JE1JKL JH7WKQ 139 470237 1984 2.0
31 ZS6EZ ZS6NW 137 461553 2093 1.7
32 SM3DMP SM3CER 135 465075 2165 1.1
33 HA0MM HA0DU 135 357885 1759 4.0
34 N2NT KZ2S 134 426656 1902 1.1
35 K3LR WA8YVR 134 523672 2478 2.2
36 GI0NWG G3OZF 132 357094 1884 3.0
37 JH4RHF JA8RWU 131 412388 1981 2.7
38 LU6ETB OH0XX 131 437016 2319 3.3
39 VE7NTT VE7CC 130 362440 1546 0.4
40 IT9BLB IT9VDQ 128 337152 2000 3.1
41 UT5UGR UT4UZ 127 398399 1863 1.3
42 9A9A 9A3GW 126 383166 1886 1.2
43 F6FGZ F5MUX 125 418375 2276 3.1
44 VK5GN VK2AYD 124 343604 1822 2.2
45 N6TR WN4KKN 121 454476 2331 0.6
46 UN4L UN2L 121 309518 1796 4.9
47 SP6AZT SP9FKQ 117 330876 2023 2.4
48 DJ6QT DJ2YA 112 411376 2353 1.6
49 I4UFH I2VXJ 106 269028 1728 3.3
50 PY0FF PY5CC 99 231066 1580 2.6
51 SP9HWN SP9IJU 97 298178 2149 3.7
52 IN3QBR IT9TQH 93 185070 1615 5.0
These are the result for the 1996 WRTC, sorted by Unique rate.
Pos Op 1 Op 2 Uniq% QSO's Mult's Score
1 VE7NTT VE7CC 0.4 1546 130 362440
2 N6TR WN4KKN 0.6 2331 121 454476
3 K4UEE N6IG 0.9 2355 169 644059
4 K8CC K5GO 1 2370 149 568435
5 RW1AC RV1AW 1 1841 163 497965
6 K6LL N2IC 1.1 2424 169 655720
7 SM3DMP SM3CER 1.1 2165 135 465075
8 N2NT KZ2S 1.1 1902 134 426656
9 K4BAI KM9P 1.2 2511 162 678132
10 K5ZD WX3N 1.2 2170 174 616308
11 9A9A 9A3GW 1.2 1886 126 383166
12 K1AR K1DG 1.3 2204 156 547404
13 UT5UGR UT4UZ 1.3 1863 127 398399
14 N6TV K7SS 1.5 2261 152 556928
15 K1KI K3UA 1.6 2145 175 606550
16 KF3P KR2J 1.6 2352 151 577575
17 EA7TL EA9KB 1.6 1871 139 445356
18 DJ6QT DJ2YA 1.6 2353 112 411376
19 KR0Y K1TO 1.7 2457 183 761829
20 DL1IAO DK3GI 1.7 1993 167 545756
21 UA3DPX RZ9UA 1.7 1960 163 518666
22 S59A S56A 1.7 2257 141 507318
23 EA1AK EA4KR 1.7 1918 152 470744
24 ZS6EZ ZS6NW 1.7 2093 137 461553
25 LY2IJ LY1DS 1.9 1956 158 508760
26 VE3EJ VE3IY 2 2343 177 647112
27 OH2IW OH1JT 2 2100 15 553000*
28 JE1JKL JH7WKQ 2 1984 139 470237
29 9A3A S53R 2.1 2233 164 598272
30 LZ1SA LZ2PO 2.1 2256 147 531552
31 JH7PKU JO1BMV 2.1 2296 145 488940
32 K3LR WA8YVR 2.2 2478 134 523672
33 VK5GN VK2AYD 2.2 1822 124 343604
34 DL5XX DL1VJ 2.3 2183 147 532728
35 OK1CF OK2PAY 2.3 2143 148 499796
36 W2GD W0UA 2.4 2465 146 568378
37 ON4UN ON9CIB 2.4 2120 154 480326
38 SP6AZT SP9FKQ 2.4 2023 117 330876
39 PY0FF PY5CC 2.6 1580 99 231066
40 JH4RHF JA8RWU 2.7 1981 131 412388
41 NP4Z WC4E 2.8 2238 152 527592
42 GI0NWG G3OZF 3 1884 132 357094
43 F6FGZ F5MUX 3.1 2276 125 418375
44 IT9BLB IT9VDQ 3.1 2000 128 337152
45 LU6ETB OH0XX 3.3 2319 131 437016
46 I4UFH I2VXJ 3.3 1728 106 269028
47 JH4NMT JE3MAS 3.4 2318 141 512535
48 YT1AD YU1RL 3.7 2228 140 440358
49 SP9HWN SP9IJU 3.7 2149 97 298178
50 HA0MM HA0DU 4 1759 135 357885
51 UN4L UN2L 4.9 1796 121 309518
52 IN3QBR IT9TQH 5 1615 93 185070
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>From n0dh at comtch.iea.com (Nawvemburr Zeeero Dawg House) Mon Jul 15 17:29:44 1996
From: n0dh at comtch.iea.com (Nawvemburr Zeeero Dawg House) (Nawvemburr Zeeero Dawg House)
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 1996 09:29:44 -0700
Subject: K6XO/7 IARU
References: <199607151418.IAA01167 at greely.corp.es.com>
Message-ID: <31EA71F8.3BCC at comtch.iea.com>
Alan Brubaker wrote:(on the 3830 reflector)
>
> The Rancho Costa Mucho contesters salute the WRTC teams for their
> oustanding and astounding efforts in the 18 hour competition which
> they participated in this past weekend. Who would have predicted
> the incredible 2400+ QSO totals posted by the top three teams? Our
> humble 1400 QSO total pales in comparison, even with a KW and
> monobanders. What's wrong with this picture?
Not everybody and his brother was standing line to get YOUR autograph has a lot to do with it!
> Have we fallen into the western black hole for sure this time?
> For several hours it seemed like it with not a European to be heard on any band until
> late in the morning.
For all practical purposes theer was not a usuable EU opening up here in Spokane until after
0000z
> From then on the propagation was variable
> with marginal openings in all directions. One JA was worked on 15
> meters at about 1800Z - just about sunrise in JA. No others were
> heard. No Europe on 15 this time.
>
> Alan, K6XO
>
In my career I have operated from all over the country (FL,AL,PA,AZ,TX,IA, and now WA) I'm
amazed at how local propagation can be. Last year I never heard any JA's on 15 up here in
Spokane. This year was another story all together. In all 150+ JA's were worked on 40/20/15 from
here. With about 60 of those on 15 meters alone. What was even more surprising was on a hunch
having run out of JA's to work on 20 meters on Sunday morning and having very loud signals coming
from that direction I zipped up to 15 meters at 1AM, and what to my wondering ears should appear
but lots of asian staions including several new mults, Between 1AM and 3AM in addition to several
JA's I worked VS6BG, VR2KF, HL0B, YB1ASQ, several DU's, UA0's. Signals had lots of rapid QSB but
were at times an honest S5 or better. I actually worked one european on 15 this year TM9C, none
others were even heard.
The east coast had a least two openings to Europe on 10 meters that I heard about from my buds
back east, I on the other hand made as many QSO's and more mults on 160 than on 10 and never did
hear any of the WRTC gang on ten, even though I checked the band often.
Go Figure!
Thanks for the QSO's by the way
CU next year.
Dave
N0DH/7
dit dit
>From jmagid at tiac.net (Joel M. Magid) Mon Jul 15 18:11:20 1996
From: jmagid at tiac.net (Joel M. Magid) (Joel M. Magid)
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 1996 13:11:20 -0400
Subject: WRTC-96 Congrats all
Message-ID: <01BB724F.5A37A680 at jmagid.tiac.net>
I had a great time working everyone....managed 27 out of 52
on 20 meters late ..... all done in less than 30 minutes ....and
never had to send my call more that once to any station.....
Anyone have any info on AH3Cand AH3D ..... also will they
be in the pool of qsl's that will flood the buro over the next
months ...... Also worked 3V8BB on 1 shot ..... anyone know
any info on this station ....?
Yes.... we should do this again ..... Joel WU1F
>From n6ip at juno.com (R P WOLBERT) Mon Jul 15 19:33:49 1996
From: n6ip at juno.com (R P WOLBERT) (R P WOLBERT)
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 1996 10:33:49 PST
Subject: WRTC call signs
References: <34960714182843/0002104829DF2EM at mcimail.com>
Message-ID: <19960715.103350.12127.2.n6ip at juno.com>
We will post the winners, the scores, the callsigns, the "secret true
identities", etc. of the competitors on the WRTC web page as soon as I
can catch up on some sleep!
http://ourworld/compuserve.com/homepages/n6ip
73 de Bob, N6IP
On Sun, 14 Jul 96 13:28 EST 0002104829 at mcimail.com (RONALD KLEIN) writes:
>-- [ From: Ron Klein * EMC.Ver #2.3 ] --
>
>Is there going to be a post disclosing who was assigned what calls in
>the WRTC?
>
>I had little time, got on late, and missed the one station I wanted to
>work....
>so it goes.
>
>73,
>
>Ron - W0OSK
>
>From slazar19 at sgi.net (Spike Lazar) Mon Jul 15 18:36:40 1996
From: slazar19 at sgi.net (Spike Lazar) (Spike Lazar)
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 1996 13:36:40 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: WRTC CW & SSB Breakdowns
Message-ID: <199607151736.NAA00423 at orion.bv.sgi.net>
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I reversed engineered the scores and believe I have the correct cw
and ssb breakdowns. Also the scores or totals reported of by the
WRTC comittee for *K6N & *K6M appear to be incorrect. (maybe typo's)
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Call Op#1 Op#2 Score Q's CW Q's SSB Q's Mults Uniq%
1. W6X KR0Y K1TO 761829 2457 1706 751 183 1.7
2. K6T K4BAI KM9P 678132 2511 1675 836 162 1.2
3. W6R K6LL N2IC 655720 2424 1406 1018 169 1.1
4. K6P VE3EJ VE3IY 647112 2343 1313 1018 177 2.0
5. K6C K4UEE N6IG 644059 2355 1456 899 169 0.9
6. W6T K5ZD WX3N 616308 2170 1372 798 174 1.2
7. W6D K1KI K3UA 606550 2145 1321 824 175 1.6
8. W6Q 9A3A S53R 598272 2233 1415 818 164 2.1
9. W6V KF3P KR2J 577575 2352 1473 879 151 1.6
10. W6P K8CC K5GO 568435 2370 1445 925 149 1.0
11. K6V W2GD W0UA 568378 2465 1428 1037 146 2.4
12. K6W N6TV K7SS 556928 2261 1403 858 152 1.5
13. W6I K1AR K1DG 547404 2204 1305 899 156 1.3
14. W6Y DL1IAO DK3GI 545756 1993 1275 718 167 1.7
15. K6D DL5XX DL1VJ 532728 2183 1441 742 147 2.3
16. K6R LZ1SA LZ2PO 531552 2256 1360 896 147 2.1
17. W6F OH2IW OH1JT 530000* 2100 1319 781 155 2.0
18. K6G NP4Z WC4E 527592 2238 1233 1005 152 2.8
19. W6A K3LR WA8YVR 523672 2478 1430 1048 134 2.2
20. K6X UA3DPX RZ9UA 518666 1960 1222 738 163 1.7
21. K6Z JH4NMT JE3MAS 512535 2318 1317 1001 141 3.4
22. W6S LY2IJ LY1DS 508760 1956 1264 692 158 1.9
23. W6B S59A S56A 507318 2257 1341 916 141 1.7
24. K6Y OK1CF OK2PAY 499796 2143 1234 909 148 2.3
25. W6H RW1AC RV1AW 497965 1841 1214 627 163 1.0
26. K6I JH7PKU JO1BMV 488940 2296 1076 1220 145 2.1
27. K6S ON4UN ON9CIB 480326 2120 999 1121 154 2.4
28. W6U EA1AK EA4KR 470744 1918 1179 739 152 1.7
29. W6G JE1JKL JH7WKQ 470237 1984 1399 585 139 2.0
30. K6U SM3DMP SM3CER 465075 2165 1280 885 135 1.1
31. W6O ZS6EZ ZS6NW 461553 2093 1276 817 137 1.7
32. K6O N6TR WN4KKN 454476 2331 1425 906 121 0.6
33. W6E EA7TL EA9KB 445356 1871 1333 538 139 1.6
*34. K6N YT1AD YU1RL 440358 2228 917 1311 140 3.7
35. W6W LU6ETB OH0XX 437016 2319 1017 1302 131 3.3
36. K6J N2NT KZ2S 426656 1902 1282 620 134 1.1
37. W6K F6FGZ F5MUX 418375 2276 1071 1205 125 3.1
38. K6A JH4RHF JA8RWU 412388 1981 1167 814 131 2.7
39. K6H DJ6QT DJ2YA 411376 2353 1320 1033 112 1.6
40. K6K UT5UGR UT4UZ 398399 1863 1274 589 127 1.3
41. K6B 9A9A 9A3GW 383166 1886 1155 731 126 1.2
42. K6Q VE7NTT VE7CC 362440 1546 1242 304 130 0.4
43. K6E HA0MM HA0DU 357885 1759 892 867 135 4.0
*44. K6M GI0NWG G3OZF 357094 1884 821 1063 132 3.0
45. W6Z VK5GN VK2AYD 343604 1822 949 873 124 2.2
46. K6F IT9BLB IT9VDQ 337152 2000 634 1366 128 3.1
47. W6J SP6AZT SP9FKQ 330876 2023 795 1238 117 2.4
48. W6L UN4L UN2L 309518 1796 761 1035 121 4.9
49. K6L SP9HWN SP9IJU 298178 2149 925 1224 97 3.7
50. W6N I4UFH I2VXJ 269028 1728 810 918 106 3.3
51. W6M PY0FF PY5CC 231066 1580 754 826 99 2.6
52. W6C IN3QBR IT9TQH 185070 1615 375 1240 93 5.0
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