[CQ-Contest] 10m contest spot report
David Robbins K1TTT
k1ttt at arrl.net
Mon Dec 12 18:31:57 EST 2005
Total Spots: 9908
first day: 4805
second day: 5103
Most spotted stations:
DX Count
CX5BW 91
ZX5J 86
5U7JB 84
ZL6QH 77
PJ2T 73
W0YK 72
CX6VM 69
LU1HF 66
N8II 64
EA8AH 61
P40K 61
VP5D 60
N3OC 59
LU5EML 57
WE3C 57
6W1EA 56
W0SD 56
TI5N 56
LT2H 55
LU6ETB 55
W6YX 52
K5NA 51
N3HBX 50
Most active spotters, I guess when there is no one to work you dial around a
lot and spot!
Spotter count
W6YX 402
WX3B 259
K6III 236
N3OC 200
K6EU 185
W4DJ 182
PY3OL 152
KI9A 140
KW3W 132
XE2AC 118
N4BAA 117
NM5H 116
N1XS 108
W4MYA 106
UU2JQ 106
N4GG 100
cheerleaders:
spotter dx spots total Pct
KE5BL KE5BL 22 95 23
W6YX KA6BIM 15 402 3
W6YX W0YK 15 402 3
HA8LNN HG5C 13 28 46
WX3B N3HBX 12 259 4
W6ZZZ W0YK 11 91 12
WX3B N3OC 11 259 4
W6YX WX5S 10 402 2
W4MYA K3DI 9 106 8
K6III W6YX 9 236 3
yes, it does look like ke5bl was blowing his own horn to top the cheerleader
list. but he did stop after someone on the cluster told him it was a 'no
no'.
Single spotter spots... remember, these are spots made by spotters who only
spotted once in the whole contest. (Total=all the spots for the station in
the contest, All=all single spotter spots, DXSummit=single spotter spots
from dxsummit web site)
DX Total All DXSummit
NL7Z 33 25(75%) 23(69%)
5U7JB 84 25(29%) 4(4%)
ZL6QH 77 12(15%) 5(6%)
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note above, 5u7jb is what i would call a normal rare dx situation. lots of
dx hunters will get on, work a rare dx station, make a spot, and go away
never to be heard from again. The same with the zl on 10m, it gets some
attention then fades out. but nl7z is very odd. a very large percentage of
spots for the station were from one-time spotters, mostly from dxsummit.
unfortunately i didn't have my dxsummit sucker on all weekend to get the ip
addresses, but here is a sample from about the second half of the weekend:
spotter freq call comment ip
K4XOY-@: 28056 NL7Z AK 216.152.181.244
KC6JHY-@: 28056 NL7Z AK 216.152.181.244
PY6DE-@: 28045 NL7Z AK 216.152.181.244
K0WEN-@: 28040 NL7Z AK !! 216.152.181.244
KB1FTS-@: 28040 NL7Z AK au note 216.152.181.244
KC2GHT-@: 28040 NL7Z ALASKA 216.152.181.244
JM1EDH-@: 28023 NL7Z AK 216.152.181.244
and no one should be surprised to find out that all those fake spotters were
from anchorage:
NetRange: 216.152.176.0 - 216.152.191.255
OrgName: MTA Solutions
OrgID: MTAS
Address: 619 E. Ship Creek Ave., Suite 241
City: Anchorage
StateProv: AK
and more specifically: 216.152.181.244 = rdbck-1006.wasilla.mtaonline.net
and:
Call: NL7Z Class:Extra Expires:20061218 Birthday: 09/07/1962
Kevin G Forster, Box 877326, Wasilla, AK, 99687
County:Matanuska-susitna Lat: 61.4687 Long:-149.7368 Grid: BP51DL
Email: nl7z at mtaonline.net URL: http://www.mtaonline.net/~nl7z
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now here is an interesting one... the data is a bit long but stick with me
on this:
all these spots came from py3paz from node py3nz-8 and were obviously for
zx3s. but note how he got past the cheerleader report by not spotting zx3s,
but by spotting who was working him! this of course leads to lots of spots
on that frequency getting more attention for zx3s than just spottihg him
over and over. unfortunately it is also very obvious to even the most
casual observer what is happening. now closer to the end it also looks like
py3paz has info about zx3s's log, by knowing just what he needs for states.
DTS Freq Dx Comment
12/10 15:47:00 28412 ZX3S ARRL 10 CQ
12/10 15:49:00 28412.1 ZX3S ARRL 10 CQ
12/10 18:33:00 28390 ZX3S ARRL 10 CQ
12/10 19:51:00 28002.6 W6KY
12/10 19:51:00 28002.6 CX2AQ
12/10 19:51:00 28002.6 K6OQ
12/10 19:52:00 28002.6 KM6Z
12/10 19:52:00 28002.6 N3UA
12/10 19:56:00 28002.6 LU1BW
12/10 19:57:00 28002.6 W0QQG
12/10 20:00:00 28002.6 KX7M
12/10 20:00:00 28002.6 W6NV
12/10 20:00:00 28002.6 W6KC
12/10 20:02:00 28002.6 K9DX
12/10 20:02:00 28002.6 W6RLL
12/10 20:03:00 28002.6 K5PTC
12/10 20:03:00 28053 K3SJZ
12/10 20:04:00 28053 W4TV
12/10 20:06:00 28053 N2EK
12/10 20:08:00 28053 WA1MKE
12/10 20:08:00 28053 PY2MTV
12/10 20:15:00 28405 ZX3S ARRL 10 CQ
12/10 20:20:00 28405 VA7JW WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:21:00 28405 VE6BBP WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:24:00 28405 W7LEA WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:31:00 28405 N0TW WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:31:00 28405 W7ED WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:33:00 28405 K9IW WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:34:00 28405 W6PU WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:35:00 28405 KD7QDX WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:36:00 28405 W7DFO WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:36:00 28405 YV5LIX WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:42:00 28463 VE7QC WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:47:00 28463 PY2NY WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:48:00 28463 W0RLI WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:49:00 28463 AG0M WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:50:00 28463 TI5N WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:51:00 28463 TE2M WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:53:00 28463 ZF2AH WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:57:00 28463 WZ8DX WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:58:00 28463 K0AMS WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:59:00 28463 KB8ZOY WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 20:59:00 28463 W7ITN WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:00:00 28463 WA7HYD WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:05:00 28463 KC7VKP
12/10 21:06:00 28463 KC7PH WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:06:00 28463 KB7QFE
12/10 21:08:00 28463 CE1IUW WKD ARRL ZX3S.
12/10 21:09:00 28463 WR7X WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:10:00 28463 W7SA WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:10:00 28463 KF7RU WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:12:00 28463 LU4DX WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:15:00 28463 LR1F WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:16:00 28463 K7BTW WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:17:00 28463 K0RC WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:17:00 28463 KQ7W WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:18:00 28463 NK7L WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:19:00 28463 TI1Z WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:19:00 28463 VP5D WKD ARRL ZX3S TANKS
12/10 21:26:00 28463 N6IIU WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:28:00 28463 L40K WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:30:00 28463 LR4E WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:32:00 28463 LU1DAQ WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:33:00 28463 PY2XC WKD ARRL ZX3S tanks
12/10 21:34:00 28463 LU2NI WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:35:00 28463 AY8A WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:36:00 28463 W7SOB WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:37:00 28463 PY3BM TANKS
12/10 21:39:00 28463 W7UPF WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:42:00 28463 HP1XX WKD ARRL ZX3S tanks
12/10 21:42:00 28463 K6AX WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:43:00 28463 AB6WN WKD ARRL ZX3S
12/10 21:50:00 28463 PY2GAL WKD ARRL ZX3S TANKS
12/11 00:45:00 28454 FY5FL wkd ZX3S
12/11 00:48:00 28454 JA1CCO WKD ZX3S
12/11 14:26:00 28443 EA3GHZ WKD ZX3S
12/11 14:33:00 28400 EA3EIQ WKD ZX3S
12/11 14:36:00 28466 EA5ON ARRL 10
12/11 16:12:00 28487 ZX5J WKD CT1ERH
12/11 21:03:00 28088.5 ZX3S ARRL look VT DC KY MS MT NV WY
12/11 21:09:00 28088 ZX3S ARRL look VT DC KY MS MT NV
WY
12/11 21:18:00 28088 KR1ST WKD ZX3S
12/11 21:19:00 28088 WB4Y WKD ZX3S
12/11 21:22:00 28088 K8BPX WKD ZX3S
12/11 21:29:00 28088 NS8O WKD ZX3S
12/11 21:30:00 28088 N4RV WKD ZX3S
12/11 21:31:00 28437 W3PT WKD ZX3S
12/11 21:31:00 28437 W4YE WKD ZX3S
12/11 21:32:00 28437 WY8N WKD ZX3S
12/11 21:33:00 28437 ZX3S ARRL look DC AR UT WY ND
12/11 21:34:00 28437 KW3W WKD ZX3S
12/11 21:36:00 28437 W9QL WKD ZX3S
12/11 21:38:00 28437 KE2OI WKD ZX3S
12/11 21:39:00 28437 AI2N WKD ZX3S
12/11 21:43:00 28437 K2RET WKD ZX3S
12/11 21:52:00 28489 W0SD BOOMING 5/9 PLUS 40
12/11 21:54:00 28403.3 N7DD WKD ZX3S
and don't you love it when they brag about their signal???
the ip info i have on those stations is not useful as it comes from two
different sources a month apart.
11Dec2005 at 01:09:44 PY3PAZ connected from 200.143.87.4
"ZX3S","201.010.014.230","2005/11/10 19:48:57 Connect"
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt at arrl.net
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