[CQ-Contest] CQWW Madness

[Richard F DiDonna NN3W]

If you look at the SSB scores, you see some more diversity.  8P5A won 
2015 and 2014; CN2R won 2013-2011; CR2X won in 2010; HC8A won 2009 and 
2008; 8P5A won 2007; and P40W won 2006.  So we have 3 wins for zone 8, 3 
wins for zone 33, two wins for zone 10, and one win for zone 14 and zone 
9.  That is the SOAB-unassisted category.

If you go to the SOAB-Assisted category, the wins are all over the place:

2006 - zone 8; 2007 - zone 17; 2008 - zone 14; 2009 and 2010 - zone 16; 
2011 - zone 9; 2012 - zone 16; 2013 - zone 33; 2014 and 2014 - zone 14.

73 Rich NN3W

On 7/22/2016 8:36 PM, Jeff Clarke wrote:
> Maybe all you so called experts should go to zone 8 and see how easy it is to win from there. Note the year that Andy won in 2014 there was no serious SOAB efforts from either zone 9 or 33. Plus in his other 5 efforts from V47 in some of those cases he had more QSO'S and a similar multiplier count  as the winner or those ahead of him but didn't win because he only got 2 points per NA contact where stations in North Africa got 3 points for working EU.
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> True that N6MJ won from NA last year but he's a special case. Probably the best operator in the world. I don't know many people who can run doing SO2R for a full 48 hours!
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> Jeff
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