[CQ-Contest] Spots

[David Robbins K1TTT]

Sometimes I even take requests. a bcc back to the original requester, but
this one seemed interesting enough for the reflector also:

 

> If you have some extra time, can you please have a look at the spots sent

> in the 3 last hours of the contest, attracting most multi-op and

> assisted stations

> on 7014 kHz (Eu CW band !) where VR2C was running stations with a very

> nice

> signal here in western Europe.    Many fake double mults showed up on the

> screens : SU, JT1KAA, HS0AC, ...   I can imagine the spotter's callsigns

> were

> also dummy ones but it would be interesting to see where the real spotters

> are from.

 

There was this interesting grouping from one node:

 


Query1


Dx

Cty

Freq

Comment

Lotw

Spotter

FromNode

DTS


VK6LC

VK

7014

CQWW Z29

No

SV1PL

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 22:42:00


VY2ZM

VE

7021.5

WAZ 2 !!!

Yes

M3VQZ

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 22:34:00


5Z4/RW1AU

5Z

7012

CQ WW

No

DJ8QP

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 22:30:00


C6ABB

C6

7020

contest

No

DJ8QP

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 22:28:00


HK3JJH

HK

7020

 

No

DJ8QP

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 22:25:00


JT1VP

JT

7025

contest

No

DJ8QP

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 22:24:00


VK6LC

VK

7014

moved here

No

PA7TW

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 22:15:00


VK6LC

VK

7012

contest

No

PA7TW

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 22:12:00


5Z4/RW1AU

5Z

7014.1

strong, contest

No

PA7TW

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 22:08:00


TF8GH

TF

7014

waz 40

No

LY4T

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 21:41:00


SU1HL

SU

7014

waz34

No

DJ8QP

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 21:35:00


HS0AC

HS

7013.9

26

No

DJ8QP

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 21:28:00


AH0BT

KH0

7014.2

zone 27

No

UT1UW

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 21:17:00


JT1KAA

JT

7014

z23

Yes

I7XYZ

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 21:12:00


VU4AN

VU4

7014.1

in ssb qrm

No

F5TRD

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 21:08:00


JT1KAA

JT

7014

thnx new multi

Yes

TM9R

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 21:06:00


JT1KAA

JT

7014.1

waz 23, contest

Yes

RZ9YL

IT9OBK-6

10/26/2008 21:01:00

 

>From it9obk-6 node:

26Oct2008 at 22:42:37 SV1PL connected from 212.79.182.248

26Oct2008 at 21:27:58 DJ8QP connected from 212.79.182.248

26Oct2008 at 22:07:17 PA7TW connected from 212.79.182.248

26Oct2008 at 21:40:35 LY4T connected from 212.79.182.248

26Oct2008 at 21:04:34 TM9R connected from 212.79.182.248

 

that's probably enough.  that node is apparently lightly used but seems
quick so could be used to connect send fake spots and disconnect quickly.  

 

The spots all seemed to be on top of the vr2c who was on top of vu4an who
was on cw, maybe this was payback by creating bogus contest spots on top of
them?  There were some correcting comments, and one about some joker making
fake qso's on that frequency.  So maybe there was also a slim in there
causing qrm.

 

The ip comes back to:

organisation:   ORG-tA13-RIPE

org-name:       tops.net

org-type:       LIR

address:        tops.net GmbH u. Co KG

                Holtorferstr. 35

                D-53229 Bonn

                Germany

 

 

 

David Robbins K1TTT

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