[CQ-Contest] cqww ssb spotting report
K1TTT
K1TTT at ARRL.NET
Tue Nov 2 17:37:22 PDT 2010
Total spots in database 66788 up from 59k last year... still growing about
10% per year or so.
Busiest spotters:
Spotter count
DJ1AA 1103
AA3B 615
NQ4I 533
R6DX 523
KT4ZB 437
K3XC 430
W2NY 416
K6III 405
NF9V 402
KI7MT 398
K1TTT-7 395
W2IRT 379
AD1C 352
W1MAW 343
N2NS 341
W4AKO 320
W2YR 304
K5KG 301
Most spotted dx:
DX Count
PJ2T 646
A73A 490
S79K 433
EF8R 365
CN3A 360
C37N 358
DR1A 338
D4C 328
CR3A 320
KP2M 297
PW7T 295
VP5T 289
PJ4X 286
W3LPL 281
K3LR 280
T70A 276
V26B 270
8N5A 264
B7P 256
9X0SP 242
AH0BT 241
CR2X 228
ZS9X 225
DF0HQ 223
HC8A 223
C91WW 219
5R8X 213
VP2MDG 211
OT5A 210
P49Y 210
FY5KE 208
CE4CT 204
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Cheerleader report:
What the columns mean:
Spotter = the spotting station
dx = the dx being spotted
spots = the number of spots the spotter made for the dx
total = the total number of spots the spotter made during the contest
pct = percentage of the total spots the spotter made for just that one dx
station.
spotter dx Spots total Pct
HA3MQ HG10P 28 28 100.00
YL1YI YL7X 28 28 100.00
IT9ECQ IT9HBT 26 30 86.67
IT9FXY IT9HBT 22 22 100.00
F6KOC 6V7T 22 22 100.00
UA9URZ DM3MM 20 21 95.24
TB4YM TA4ED 19 19 100.00
SP9BGL SP/DL1EKO/P 19 25 76.00
F5RAV 6V7T 19 19 100.00
UT5MB UZ2M 18 18 100.00
LU9DGN LU7HZ 16 20 80.00
HA2QW HG1Z 15 15 100.00
HA3MM HG10P 15 16 93.75
KB9BPZ W9CWA 15 15 100.00
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Single spotter report
This is the count and percentage of all the spots for the dx station that
were made by a call that made only that one spot for the whole contest.
Note
I left in a couple of non-contest special events, they normally have higher
percentages since they get spotted by dxers who may just spot them and turn
off the radio. Note the percentages for them are 15-20% or so, which is
about normal.
DX Total All(%) DXSummit
B4TB 98 71(72%) 7(7%)
PJ2T 646 52(8%) 14(2%)
9X0SP 242 43(17%) 19(7%) (non-contest)
C37N 358 32(8%) 11(3%)
IK2VFR 36 29(80%) 3(8%)
5X0CW 165 27(16%) 10(6%) (non-contest)
S79K 433 26(6%) 11(2%)
5R8X 213 21(9%) 7(3%)
SX2500M 97 21(21%) 9(9%) (special event)
A73A 490 19(3%) 6(1%)
PJ4X 286 18(6%) 7(2%)
TM5KD 45 16(35%) 6(13%)
4L5O 43 15(34%) 15(34%)
MW0JRX 34 15(44%) 15(44%)
D4C 328 14(4%) 9(2%)
HC8A 223 13(5%) 6(2%)
EF8R 365 13(3%) 3(0%)
BY8AC 39 12(30%) 11(28%)
T70A 276 12(4%) 4(1%)
Then consider, why???
B4TB has 71 spotters who only spotted him in the contest?
IK2VFR who is hardly special has 80% of his spots from singles??
TM5KD, 4L5O, MW0JRX, and BY8AC also need a closer look.
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TM5KD
Odd, but no pattern that I have seen before, it appears to be a bunch
of F stations with -10 ssid's from f4len-7 node. Not sure what that means.
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4L5O
This group of spotters all spotted 4l5o from dxsummit from the same ip
address which was also used by 4l7ar for many spots of 4l5o. Not that
most are 2x3 calls with odd distributions of letters in the suffixes.
The ip address comes back to 'Caucasus Online' from Georgia.
PD1ANH-@
IK7YUI-@
IK6TKG-@
IK6DFF-@
IK0TRR-@
UA4GJ-@
EA3RRT-@
YO3EWS-@
IZ3ER-@
IK6TTU-@
DL6RDG-@
IK6TKG-@
G3WWS-@
YO3XSD-@
UR5URK-@
OE3SGU-@
UR1BB-@
IK6TKG-@
YO3WS-@
YO6TRR-@
IK6TKG-@
IK5TTG-@
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MW0JRX
This group of spotters all spotted mw0jrx from dxsummit from the same ip
address. The ip address comes back to England.
W5VE-@
KC2YSM-@
DL1HWO-@
SP1RKV-@
W2ACE-@
EA1JJ-@
F3ADD-@
DL5SYB-@
SQ5NAE-@
UA0AAF-@
K3OC-@
K2AB-@
IK0OYA-@
DL7GG-@
DM3CC-@
IW7CZU-@
G1VDP-@
IQ7J-@
OM0AAK-@
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BY8AC
This group of spotters all spotted by8ac from dxsummit, but from a
variety of ip's from 2 different blocks, must by dialup or something.
The two blocks both come back to the Sichuan province network in China.
DF2VKF-@
RK3AK-@
JQ7KBH-@
RN4HAB-@
RN3JK-@
UA1AQK-@
RA3QQ-@
BH8ADT-@
BD8CIH-@
JH2UCB-@
JF3CKB-@
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B4TB
These will be harder to point to the exact source without assistance from
the sysop, but it seems to be a rather large and unlikely group of spotters
that all connected to bd5rv's node to make that one contest specific spot.
Note the calls all look reasonable in this, but the comments are unusual.
Node Spotter Comment
BD5RV WP4LNE ww
BD5RV YU2A ww
BD5RV DL0IL ww
BD5RV CT2NW
BD5RV EA1SA
BD5RV GI0N
BD5RV NK4T
BD5RV W3ER
BD5RV KB0W CQWW
BD5RV NN7T good op
BD5RV VE3DF ww
BD5RV N7DAT
BD5RV N0CM cqww
BD5RV LU7HZ zone 24
BD5RV N7YYR ww
BD5RV WN5M
BD5RV N7KK z24
BD5RV VK3RD
BD5RV PU7AAB
BD5RV LW4DX
BD5RV N5RV zone 24
BD5RV OK2SSD ww
BD5RV N5HJ ww
BD5RV VA7ADA ww
BD5RV NN5E CQWW
BD5RV VK6FSA ww
BD5RV W7YH ww
BD5RV KK6BB cqww
BD5RV AL1A ww
BD5RV YT6DS ww
BD5RV IZ7KAQ
BD5RV OM2SD
BD5RV PY3SB
BD5RV UA3EDF ww
BD5RV DK4PN CQWW
BD5RV I7JHA ww
BD5RV PA7A
BD5RV DK8UN
BD5RV OE2PLQ ww
BD5RV EA3ED z24
BD5RV WW5T
BD5RV SP5RLK ww
BD5RV K7XB
BD5RV DA2A
BD5RV PP5TR
BD5RV W5TFD
BD5RV W0UA
BD5RV WS7D
BD5RV K2RR
BD5RV W1NAN CQWW
BD5RV IT9AZ
BD5RV VE5OB ww
BD5RV K0KC ww
BD5RV EA7JX
BD5RV KB1G ww
BD5RV PY2OX
BD5RV KE5V cqww
BD5RV W1BL
BD5RV NC1M
BD5RV YW4A
BD5RV N7RZ
BD5RV AB5C
BD5RV VK3ATA
BD5RV RA3GF ww
BD5RV G6UCN
BD5RV DK1RV
BD5RV GM4FFA
BD5RV PB7A FB OP
BD5RV DJ2JA CQWW
BD5RV SM3X
BD5RV DF3PL
BD5RV MM0FDS CQWW
BD5RV SV1WWM
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IK2VFR
Similar to the group above this seems like an unlikely large group
to all connect to w1dx to spot ik2vfr and no one else specifically in
the contest. This would of course also need assistance from the sysop
to get the ip's to find out for sure if it is from italy. Again note
the similarity between many of the comments.
Node Spotter Comment
W1DX SP9K CQ WW
W1DX DL1GY TEST
W1DX HA2DT TEST
W1DX KP2H TEST
W1DX W4RDF CQ WW
W1DX W1DF CQ TEST
W1DX RA9GY CQ TEST
W1DX DL3DR
W1DX LY7U TEST
W1DX JA1WE TEST
W1DX JK1DFG TEST
W1DX UT6FK CQ WW
W1DX YO9JK TEST
W1DX DL3DR TEST
W1DX OH2SE CQ
W1DX G5TF CQ CQ TEST
W1DX OH2DE CQ WW TEST
W1DX EA5BH CQ TEST
W1DX PA3JUH CQ TEST
W1DX DL0JH TEST
W1DX UW7I CQ TEST
W1DX LA2F CQ TEST
W1DX RA9B
W1DX RA5F CQ TEST
W1DX LY6GY TEST+
W1DX HB9JGF TEST
W1DX EA1DS TEST
W1DX YO7UJ TEST
W1DX K2GT TEST
W1DX K3FDG TEST
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E73ESP
Note this one didn't trigger an alarm above, but still showed up in
other checks. This group of spotters all spotted from the same ip
address on dxsummit. The address comes back to IT Consulting co, Sarayevo.
E72SIE-@
E73QI-@
CR3A-@
IZ0CRQ-@
PA3DAT-@
YO4ED-@
SP4ICD-@
LY2CO-@
EA3EBN-@
SO7A-@
NE3F-@
SK7D-@
P49Y-@
UP0L-@
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FO5RH
These 5 stations all spotted FO5RH on dxsummit from an ip address
that comes back to Tahiti.
W7RU-@
CX6MI-@
DL4EN-@
LU3AR-@
K6CA-@
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HI3/W1JNZ
This group of spotters all spotted HI3/W1JNZ on dxsummit from and
ip address that comes back to Dominicana de Telefonos.
NV4U-@
FO8RZ-@
K1WHS-@
K9DVA-@
K5LAD-@
K9JE-@
K0JJM-@
K1RX-@
N0HR-@
W1JQ-@
9A9SF-@
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SX5P
These spotters all spotted SX5P on dxsummit from an ip that comes
back to skynet out of belgium.
OK1JOC-@
SP3UQG-@
RN6ZJJ-@
JI2ZJS-@
SP7CCB-@
GM3A-@
IZ4AIF-@
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There were some other things that are in the data files that I didn't
pull out specifically above:
There were lots of spots by and for a61 stations that seemed strange.
Many of them were by A61KM and A61BN for A61BK. But then A61BK spotted
A61BM, and A410F was in the mix also. It may be a case of them all going
through some kind of proxy server and just cheerleading for the buddies.
DT8A did a bunch of self spots, but the same ip was also used by W3NM and
DS4NMJ to spot him.
There were a bunch of spots, many with malformed frequencies put on
dxsummit. They were from a couple IP groups allocated to France but
apparently used from the French Carribean islands. In those FM4LV
spotted himself many times, as did FM4NB, but the two groups of spots
shared the same frequency problems where 7186khz was put in as 71862khz.
and some more... download the raw data from:
http://www.k1ttt.net/logs/2010cqwwssb_spots.zip
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt at arrl.net
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