[CQ-Contest] 2000 ARRL CW Sweepstakes Score Rumors #3
Michael Dinkelman
mwdink at eskimo.com
Wed Nov 8 05:57:18 EST 2000
2000 ARRL CW Sweepstakes Score Rumors #3
Logs Due: December 6, 2000
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168 STATIONS REPORTING
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Call QSO's Mult Score Time Sect SO2R Club
Multi-Op
N6VR 1352 80 216,320 24 SB SCCC
W1AW 1326 80 212,160 24 CT
KL7Y 1239 80 198,240 23 AK
K8CC 1228 80 196,480 24 MI MRRC
N6KI 1136 80 181,760 24 SDG SCCC
AB0S @W0CEM 1132 80 181,120 24 KS
W7CT 1119 80 179,040 UT UTAH CC
N5YA 1055 80 168,000 24 NTX
W5TM 1049 80 167,840 24 OK OKDXA
K8JM 1047 80 167,520 24 MI MRRC
AD5A 992 80 158,720 23 STX
W4ZYT 663 80 106,080 24 NC PVRC
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Call QSO's Mult Score Time Sect SO2R Club
School Club
W7UQ (KL9A) 629 77 96,866 12 ID UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO
N5XU 471 75 70,650 STX U OF TEXAS
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Call QSO's Mult Score Time Sect SO2R Club
SO HP
WP3R (KE3Q) 1573 80 251,680
W5WMU (N6TR) 1408 80 225,280 24 LA Yes CAJUN CC
N0NI (AG9A) 1398 80 223,680 24 IA Yes
N5RZ 1384 80 221,440 24 WTX Yes
K1TO 1357 80 217,120 24 WCF Yes FCG
W4AN (K4BAI) 1356 80 216,960 24 GA Yes SECC
N2NT (N2NC) 1327 80 212,320 24 NNJ Yes FRC
K6LL 1326 80 212,160 24 AZ Yes SCCC
W6EEN (N6RT) 1307 80 209,120 24 ORG Yes SCCC
N9RV 1288 80 206,080 24 IN Yes NCC
K6KM (N6TV) 1275 80 204,000 24 SV Yes NCCC
W6AX (N6IG) 1273 80 203,680 24 SV Yes RIVER CITY
K5ZD 1270 80 203,200 24 WMA YCCC
K7NV 1261 80 201,760 24 NV Yes NCCC
N6RO 1256 80 200,960 24 EB Yes NCCC
K3MM 1230 79 194,340 24 MDC Yes PVRC
K6TA (WX6V) 1205 80 192,800 24 SV Yes NCCC
N4GN 1204 80 192,640 24 KY Yes KCG
W9RE 1188 80 190,080 24 IN Yes SMC
K9DX 1158 80 185,240 24 IL Yes SMC
WC1M 1156 80 184,960 24 NH Yes YCCC
K5PI @N5TW 1165 79 184,070 24 STX Yes CTDXCC
W4CAT (K1KY) 1159 79 183,122 24 TN Yes TCG
N4ZR 1143 80 182,880 24 WV PVRC
K1AM 1156 79 182,648 23 RI YCCC
K5KA 1139 80 182,240 23 OK Yes
AE6Y 1137 80 181,920 24 SCV Yes NCCC
K8ND 1135 80 181,600 24 OH MRRC
K9NW @N8NR 1134 80 181,440 24 OH Yes MRRC
AA3B 1114 80 178,240 24 EPA Yes FRC
KE9I 1103 80 176,480 24 IN Yes SMC
KS7O 1076 80 172,160 24 KY KCG
K0HB 1075 80 172,000 MN MWA
N2CU 1067 80 170,720 24 WNY WNYDXA
VA3UZ @VE3OI 1066 80 170,560 24 ON Yes
K8DX 1062 80 169,920 22 OH Yes NCC
K0OU 1044 80 167,040 24 MO Yes KCDXC
WA6O @K6ZM 1037 80 165,920 24 EB Yes NCCC
WB0O 1048 79 165,584 16 ND Yes
W0YK 1031 80 164,960 24 SCV NCCC
N4AO (WC4E) 1155 80 164,800 24 WCF Yes FCG
K3SA 1022 80 163,520 23 MD PVRC
W5ASP 1016 80 161,440 20 80 TDXS
K0EJ 1005 80 160,800 18 TN TCG
K6RIM 1001 80 160,160 24 SF NCCC
K4OJ @K4XS 1000 80 160,000 19 WCF Yes FCG
W7ZR 1035 77 159,236 21 AZ WVDXC
K4MA 1023 77 157,234 24 NC Yes PVRC
N7FO (KN5H) 993 79 156,894 18 AZ
KD2RD 976 79 154,208 24 NLI
W3PP 945 80 151,200 18 DE PVRC
W7UT 918 80 146,880 20 UT UTAH'S DIXIE DXCC
K6CTA 915 80 146,400 20 SF NCCC
KI9A 901 80 144,160 22 IL SMC
W1AF (K3UOC) 912 78 142,272 22 EMA HARVARD WIRELESS
KO7X 887 79 140,146 18 UT UTAH CC
KU8E 858 80 137,280 16 OH MRRC
N6ZZ 864 79 136,354 15 NM Yes
N5RG 751 80 120,160 20 NTX
K4TX 718 79 113,444 14 VA PVRC
K6AW @W6NL 684 77 105,336 10 SCV NCCC
W6MVW 637 79 100,646 21 SDG SCCC
W8GN 601 80 96,160 16 OH NCC
K7JJ 476 79 75,208 SDG SCCC
N7TR 508 72 73,152 6 NV NCCC
K4RO 401 73 58,546 7 TN TCG
K6IF 359 77 55,286 7 SCV NCCC
VE3EJ 328 77 50,512 5 ON NCC
K8MR 311 73 45,406 4
AC8E 310 72 44,640 4
K8RM 311 71 44,162 4
K8MAD 305 72 43,920 4
W8AJ 306 68 41,616 4
N8TR 277 72 39,888 4
KS4XG 231 65 30,030 11 NC PVRC
K2UA 235 62 29,140 3 WNY Yes RDXA
VE5CPU 218 66 28,776 SK
N0AH 138 50 13,800 4 WY MILE HIGH DXA
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Call QSO's Mult Score Time Sect SO2R Club
SO LP
N5KO 1347 80 215,520 24 STX
K6LA 1172 80 187,520 24 LAX Yes SCCC
K0OB 1100 80 176,000 24 MN
VE4VV 1090 80 174,400 23 MB
N6HC 1044 80 167,000 24 ORG SCCC
NA0N 1052 79 166,216 24 MN MWA
W7RM (KK7GW) 1045 79 165,110 23 WWA
N2GA 1017 80 162,720 24 NLI OBONY
K9TM 1020 80 162,560 24 OH MRRC
N7OU 1037 78 161,772 24 OR Yes WVDXC
K9IG 1011 80 161,760 24 IN Yes SMC
NA4K 1005 80 160,800 TN Yes TCG
K1VUT 992 80 158,720 24 EMA YCCC
K4NO 985 80 157,600 21 AL SECC
AA6PW 993 79 156,894 24 ORG
W7ZRC 1009 77 155,386 22IDAHO SW IDAHO CC
W2CS @KI7WX 967 80 154,720 24 NC PVRC
K4OGG 977 79 154,366 GA SECC
W1ECH 925 80 148,000 23 VT
WQ5W 932 79 147,098 22 NTX NTCC
N9CO 917 80 146,560 24 IL SMC
W8CAR 882 80 141,120 24 OH Yes NCC
K4WCF (WD4AHZ) 841 80 134,560 24 WCF FCG
K0PC 849 78 132,444 23 MN Yes MINN WA
AA5AU 820 80 131,200 20 LA
WN6K 823 78 128,388 24 SDG SCCC
KG4BIG 763 79 120,554 23 KY
W6KC 731 80 116,960 20 LAX
N4MO 733 79 115,914 19 NC PVRC
N2RD 701 80 110,000 20 WNY ROCHESTER DXA
K0VBU 651 80 104,160 14 KS KCDXC
K0GN 644 79 101,752 22 MO
VE6EX 691 74 101,676 17 AB ALBERTA CLIPPERS
NY1S 634 79 100,172 21 ME
VY1JA 615 77 94,710 YT
WT9U 611 77 94,094 15 IN SMC
KU6J 582 80 93,120 20 SV
W9SMC (KE9R) 579 75 86,850 16 IN SMC
K6KYJ 510 79 80,580 23 SV OLD WIRED PISTOLS
K9WX 530 76 80,560 18 IN SMC
NF4A 515 78 80,340 13 NFL FCG-P
VE3RZ 475 78 74,100 14 ON
NO5W 443 77 68,222 20 STX NONE
VO1MP 420 79 66,360 11
N4VI 464 71 65,888 12 CO MHDXA
VE3STT 413 78 64,428 ON
W4VG 341 75 51,150 12 VA
N9AG 332 74 49,136 7 OH SWODXA
N8IA 322 76 48,944 11 MI
AC0W 280 71 39,760 13 MN MWA
NA6E 255 65 33,150 12 SV MLDXCC
W4EF 7 7 98 1 LAX SCCC
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Call QSO's Mult Score Time Sect SO2R Club
SO QRP
W4PA @K4JNY 892 80 142,720 24 TN TCG
N6MU @N6NB 800 80 128,000 22 SJV SCCC
K7RI (N0AX) 787 79 123,872 30 WWA Yes WWDXC
N0AC @WA0ROI 732 80 116,800 24 IA Yes
N0SS 685 79 108,230 22 MO
K9AY 675 80 108,000 24 GA Yes SECC
N7IR 670 79 105,860 24 AZ CADXA
K4FB 321 79 50,718 15 WCF FCG
NQ7X 203 67 27,202 11 AZ
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Call QSO's Mult Score Time Sect SO2R Club
SO Unlimited
W4MYA 1119 80 179,040 24 VA PVRC
K9NR 997 80 159,520 24 IL SMC
K5HP 945 79 149,310 24 OK OKLAHOMA DXA
N2NL 832 80 133,120 23 SFL FCG
K3WW 804 80 128,320 15 EPA FRC
W4NF 800 80 128,000 21 VA PVRC
K2SX 637 80 101,920 12 ENY
AA8U 572 80 91,520 MI MRRC
K3SV 505 80 80,800 14 EPA PVRC
K2QMF 440 80 70,400 10 NLI
W6TK 451 78 70,356 SCCC
ND5S 285 80 45,600 12 MI GREAT LAKES
W4HJ 300 74 44,400 11 VA PVRC
KH8/N5OLS 196 70 27,440 PAC NTCC
Teams:
N6VR AC6T, KR6X, N6DX, AD6C, N6VR
W1AW NT1N, W9UR, W1VT, N1ND
KL7Y KL7Y, WA2GO
K8CC K8CC, W8MJ, WX3M
N6KI N6KI, K6AM, N6CY
AB0S @W0CEM AB0S K0WA K0BJ W0CEM
W7CT NC7W W7CT
N5YA N5YA, N5UM, N5KR
W5TM W5AO W5TM
K8JM K8JM K8MM K8DD
AD5A AD5A, AB5EB
W4ZYT W4ZYT,W4SD,N8CH,KC4VZK,W8RJL,AF4CD,KU4EC
N5XU N3TNN W5JLP KB5LBN KT5I WM5R
Band Breakdowns:
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Multi-Op
N6VR 0 54 239 338 406 315
W1AW 53 707 410 93 63
KL7Y 132 256 227 624
K8CC 0 166 661 187 113 101
N6KI 0 56 275 210 337 258
N5YA 0 77 146 309 291 232
W5TM 81 315 467 166 20
K8JM 0 68 456 356 135 32
AD5A 366 156 272 198
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School Club
W7UQ (KL9A) 0 60 52 166 202 149
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SO HP
W5WMU (N6TR) 0 46 468 346 426 122
N0NI (AG9A) 0 108 466 560 48 216
N5RZ 0 43 282 398 607 54
K1TO 36 475 450 313 83
N2NT (N2NC) 0 116 485 354 269 103
K6LL 44 288 301 362 331
W6EEN (N6RT) 0 69 211 311 391 325
N9RV 129 665 347 68 79
K6KM (N6TV) 70 249 229 309 418
W6AX (N6IG) 0 56 256 290 299 372
K5ZD 122 354 374 344 76
K7NV 56 192 374 382 257
N6RO 72 152 269 430 333
K3MM1 0 117 572 335 108 98
W9RE 0 126 599 322 107 34
K9DX 174 438 272 152 123
WC1M 0 198 193 502 157 106
K5PI @N5TW 69 187 301 373 235
W4CAT (K1KY) 0 126 284 452 149 148
N4ZR 89 606 241 123 84
K1AM 606 68 246 236
K5KA 25 300 773 33 8
AE6Y 31 266 328 191 321
K8ND 0 89 674 228 59 85
K9NW @N8NR 160 505 295 115 59
AA3B 0 122 389 357 183 63
KE9I 331 350 222 71 129
K0HB 36 370 363 223 83
N2CU 0 270 284 158 228 127
VA3UZ @VE3OI 136 250 392 192 96
K8DX 0 108 548 308 96 8
K0OU 69 385 258 240 92
WA6O @K6ZM 28 292 246 239 232
W0YK 0 64 142 481 181 164
N4AO (WC4E) 46 387 400 210 112
K3SA 0 139 414 235 142 92
W5ASP 320 271 336 89
K6RIM 28 63 228 297 385
W7ZR 2 244 170 206 413
K4MA 0 61 512 282 93 75
KD2RD 0 129 296 306 156 89
W3PP 143 413 159 73 157
W7UT 0 1 174 248 303 205
KI9A 0 107 435 231 51 77
W1AF (K3UOC) 0 101 226 313 171 101
KO7X 0 0 250 603 26 8
KU8E 0 67 347 310 60 74
N6ZZ 42 64 195 530 33
N5RG 0 40 254 83 256 118
K4TX 66 249 373 19 11
K6AW @W6NL 0 14 97 188 128 257
W6MVW 0 0 50 296 291 0
K4RO 0 0 109 234 35 23
K6IF 36 60 33 230
VE3EJ 18 66 109 85 50
KS4XG 15 93 82 32 9
K2UA 0 5 213 11 6 0
N0AH 5 24 47
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Call
SO LP
K6LA 84 159 340 367 222
N6HC 54 183 178 273 356
W7RM (KK7GW) 74 168 193 151 459
K9TM 0 94 588 158 27 153
K9IG 0 54 690 97 75 95
NA4K 0 49 658 217 45 36
K1VUT 177 356 186 189 84
K4NO 00 30 338 469 75 73
AA6PW 32 85 343 243 290
W7ZRC 53 193 378 150 235
W2CS @KI7WX 0 167 345 261 93 101
K4OGG 37 490 330 86 34
WQ5W 80 245 227 216 164
N9CO 0 67 461 275 92 22
W8CAR 204 435 146 44 53
K4WCF (WD4AHZ) 40 129 237 309 126
K0PC 0 45 156 382 200 66
AA5AU 0 20 182 272 252 94
WN6K 0 73 79 123 306 242
KG4BIG 0 53 326 230 42 112
W6KC 15 143 128 116 329
K0VBU 0 2 308 223 42 76
K0GN 329 90 110 115
VE6EX 2 160 144 254 131
NY1S 0 63 128 148 203 92
WT9U 0 177 165 150 88 31
KU6J 0 14 102 366 27 73
W9SMC (KE9R) 0 251 146 175 7
K6KYJ 0 71 74 94 106 165
K9WX 111 156 150 68 45
NF4A 103 148 175 89
VE3RZ 1 228 89 63 94
NO5W 0 0 0 191 146 106
N4VI 233 169 62
VE3STT 0 81 132 50 78 72
N9AG 190 68 42 32
N8IA 0 60 109 32 80 41
AC0W 0 0 92 70 75 43
NA6E 33 114 75 33
W4EF 1 6
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Call
SO QRP
W4PA @K4JNY 0 70 299 278 168 77
N6MU @N6NB 73 100 212 104 311
K7RI (N0AX) 0 26 150 210 254 147
N0AC @WA0ROI 107 156 169 250 50
N0SS 72 270 175 96 72
K9AY 0 98 163 208 122 84
N7IR 128 161 198 183
K4FB 0 25 56 127 72 41
NQ7X 52 48 47 56
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Call
SO Unlimited
W4MYA 27 705 141 109 137
K9NR 0 3 687 262 8 37
K5HP 0 123 300 188 172 162
N2NL 0 0 188 274 304 66
K3WW 41 367 205 56 135
W4NF 0 35 421 220 42 82
K2SX 61 173 223 71 109
AA8U 207 174 31 37 123
K3SV 0 144 33 33 224 71
W4HJ 0 58 89 72 31 50
KH8/N5OLS 59 58 19 60
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>From Leigh S. Jones" <kr6x at kr6x.com Wed Nov 8 05:39:06 2000
From: Leigh S. Jones" <kr6x at kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones)
Date: Tue, 7 Nov 2000 21:39:06 -0800
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW spacing?
References: <200011070713.CAA815520 at www02.hway.net> <5.0.0.25.2.20001107224635.01f1bea0 at mail.pcnet.com>
Message-ID: <06f201c04946$364517d0$ede3c23f at kr6x.org>
I doubt that there will ever be a "standard CW configuration." In fact, I
believe that there is a competitive advantage to be gained from tuning the
bands in the opposite direction that everyone else tunes the bands. It's a
little like being a left handed batter against predominantly right handed
pitchers. In response to the statistical truths of baseball, professional
baseball has become remarkably balanced by comparison to the population as a
whole, with nearly as many left handed players as right handed players.
>From years of contesting in multioperator situations, I'd say that most
habitually tune across the bands forcing signals to descend in pitch in
their headsets. Many DX contesters habitually tune from the bottom of the
band upwards regardless of the observed pitch changes. CW using LSB
detection is uncomfortable for these operators -- in a multiop situation
they might start at the bottom of the band and work upwards until habit gets
the better of them and they turn around and revisit all of the signals they
previously contacted during their upward sweep. Right handed operators in
the pencil and paper days used to tune receivers with their left hands --
and the natural tuning motion was therefore a counterclockwise twist of the
know with a downward flick of the wrist. Old-time receivers with slide rule
dials most often tuned down frequency with this motion, so were more
typically set up to tune CW signals on LSB. This is the opposite of the DX
contester's habitual action, causing the tuning to move from the top of the
band to the bottom. Most experienced operators from the old days have been
through many generations of radios, so have been forced to change habits
many times.
The real problem embodied in the "How close is too close?" question isn't a
"passband centering" issue. Instead, it's a question of relative received
signal strengths that are being observed in the receivers of two contesters
on adjacent channels. For one competitor, the typical response to a CQ may
be a very loud station, such as would be observed in KC1XX's receiver when
beaming Europe during the first 24 hours of the contest. 500 Hz up the
band, NK7U may be attempting to hear Europeans at the same time. His
antenna farm is competitive, but his lack of proximity to Europe makes it
difficult for him to hear responses in the presence of the KC1XX signal.
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