[CQ-Contest] RTTY sprINT results
Barry Kutner
w2up at itw.com
Mon Oct 13 00:05:34 EDT 1997
Results - 1997 RTTY sprINT
W2UP 90
AA5AU 87
K1AM 85
K0FG 69
KK5OQ 66
WB5B 63*
K3MM 63
VE6RAJ 56
W4LC 55*
W7RSJ 51
W9ILY 50
K2PS 49
W8HVX 48
WF1B 48
W1EM 47*
NO2T 46
N3IXR 46
K3PP 40
K1NU 38
W4WS 37
IK0HBN 36*
K7MK 35
KD8FS 35
KC8GGV 33
K0BX 30
WB0IKT 29
K2YG 25
NH6XM 23
VE3IAY 21
W9OL 21
W2JGR 18
KP3A 16
N8YYS 13
K3RON 12*
* = no deductions from log
Comments - I won't repeat anyone's soapbox, as they have already been
posted to the RTTY reflector. So, I'll just throw in my comments.
First the adminsitrative stuff: There was a nice turnout of
stations. There were a total of 61 different calls in everyone's
logs. Only 2 were non-busted-call uniques. 34 logs were submitted.
Congrats to Sante, IK0HBN for being the sole DX entry (not including
KP3 and KH6) and being up at that crazy hour of the morning (5 AM)
for the sprINT :.)
Considering the number of first-time sprinters, the QSY rule seemed
to be adhered to pretty well. One thing that can use a little help is
the format of the exchange. Jeff, K1AM, posted an excellent template
to use, which I will save and include with next year's rules
announcement. Ideally the QSOs should come in pairs, and ending your
QSO with a verbose "QSL TU QSO I WILL QSY NOW" or something like that
is just too long for another station to come along and throw his call
in once or twice.
There were also suggestions about doing 80/40m instead of 40/20m in
the future. I'd like to hear from some of the west coast guys about
their opinion of 80m, and whether 0100-0300Z is too early to make
good use of the band.
73 Barry
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