[NCC] ARRLDX CW K3LR M/M HP
Tim Duffy K3LR
k3lr at k3lr.com
Sun Feb 20 23:55:56 EST 2005
ARRL DX Contest, CW
Call: K3LR
Operator(s): K3LR, K3UA, N2NC, KL9A, N9RV, N0AX, W2RQ, K9VV, N3GJ, W2AU
Station: K3LR
Class: M/M HP
QTH: Western Pennsylvania
Operating Time (hrs): 48
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
-------------------
160: 230 66
80: 920 96
40: 1373 114
20: 2049 127
15: 1612 117
10: 253 79
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Total: 6437 599 Total Score = 11,561,898
Club: North Coast Contesters
Comments:
Congratulations to the W3LPL and KC1XX teams for amazing scores this
year. This
is a tough contest for us to beat them. We are getting closer every
time!
This group of operators came from all over the country to operate
together. They
started their trip to K3LR on Thursday or Friday last week in Oregon,
Idaho,
Florida, New York, Oklahoma, Indiana or New Jersey. Wow!
This was an outstanding contest for the K3LR team as we overcame many
obstacles
and kept focused on having a great time and working lots of DX! This
team was a
mix of contest experience and youth. Everyone kept their butts in the
chairs and
enjoyed every minute of the contest.
Phil, K3UA anchored the 80 meter position and turned in a new K3LR
record QSO
total for 80. Way to go Phil! Phil has cut back on his contest coffee
drinking.
So this time, less than 5 cups for K3UA.
John, N2NC and Chris, KL9A found conditions on 40 meters were better the
second
night. They really worked hard on a good multiplier total and it paid
off!
Pat, N9RV and Ward, N0AX kept a transmitter going on 20 meters for all
48 hours.
Talk about contest talent, these guys are very good!
Bill, W2RQ and Fred, K9VV worked very hard with a difficult 15 meter
band. With
the sunspots on their way down, they still found good rate hours.
George, N3GJ and Daniel, W2AU had moments of greatness when 10 meters
opened
today to Europe well enough to work many multipliers.
Special thanks to Dave, W9ZRX who rebuilt all of the K3LR station
computers last
month. His expertise and advice are very valuable to our team!
We are looking forward to the ARRL DX SSB contest in two weeks!
See you then!
For the K3LR multi multi contest men >>
Very 73!
Tim K3LR
http://www.k3lr.com
ARRL INTERNATIONAL DX CONTEST -- 2005
BAND QSO COUNTRIES OPERATOR(s)
160 230 66 K3LR
80 920 96 K3UA
40 1373 114 N2NC + KL9A
20 2049 127 N9RV + N0AX
15 1612 117 W2RQ + K9VV
10 253 79 N3GJ + W2AU
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Totals 6437 599 = 11,561,898
Continent Statistics
K3LR ARRL INTERNATIONAL DX CONTEST Multi Multi
160 80 40 20 15 10 ALL percent
North America 29 34 45 47 52 34 241 3.6
South America 11 20 29 54 49 44 207 3.1
Europe 185 813 1158 1700 1420 151 5427 80.9
Asia 6 68 158 296 118 1 647 9.6
Africa 0 9 18 16 22 14 79 1.2
Oceania 2 10 24 41 22 11 110 1.6
BREAKDOWN QSO/mults K3LR ARRL INTERNATIONAL DX CONTEST Multi Multi
HOUR 160 80 40 20 15 10 HR TOT CUM
TOT
0 17/13 69/18 123/41 41/23 23/14 2/1 275/110
275/110
1 14/6 67/15 77/12 34/14 5/3 . 197/50
472/160
2 38/10 57/11 61/12 12/2 . . 168/35
640/195
3 26/6 47/8 53/14 5/2 . . 131/30
771/225
4 15/2 61/8 45/6 1/1 . . 122/17
893/242
5 19/8 64/2 30/3 5/2 . . 118/15
1011/257
6 24/2 70/9 31/1 . . . 125/12
1136/269
7 7/2 46/6 19/1 25/8 . . 97/17
1233/286
8 4/2 7/1 78/3 66/12 ..... ..... 155/18
1388/304
9 . 3/1 55/3 106/9 . . 164/13
1552/317
10 1/1 4/1 36/1 128/5 43/20 . 212/28
1764/345
11 1/0 12/0 10/2 107/4 114/14 1/1 245/21
2009/366
12 . 2/0 22/1 118/2 121/10 . 263/13
2272/379
13 . . 6/0 120/3 147/11 2/2 275/16
2547/395
14 . . . 88/5 155/4 29/16 272/25
2819/420
15 . . . 95/8 115/8 12/6 222/22
3041/442
16 ..... ..... ..... 79/1 88/2 17/10 184/13
3225/455
17 . . . 89/3 74/6 15/6 178/15
3403/470
18 . . . 81/1 44/3 6/1 131/5
3534/475
19 . . 1/0 59/1 18/2 8/3 86/6
3620/481
20 . . 10/1 55/2 15/3 4/0 84/6
3704/487
21 . . 68/0 58/2 17/4 1/1 144/7
3848/494
22 . 11/0 74/0 52/0 25/0 2/1 164/1
4012/495
23 2/1 33/3 72/1 39/4 44/4 1/0 191/13
4203/508
0 3/1 43/1 40/3 38/3 24/1 ..... 148/9
4351/517
1 8/1 37/1 34/1 24/2 1/1 . 104/6
4455/523
2 6/1 23/2 23/0 9/1 2/1 . 63/5
4518/528
3 9/0 26/0 24/0 3/0 . . 62/0
4580/528
4 9/1 39/1 30/1 7/1 . . 85/4
4665/532
5 7/3 41/2 34/0 5/0 . . 87/5
4752/537
6 11/0 42/0 48/1 . . . 101/1
4853/538
7 1/1 26/0 48/1 . . . 75/2
4928/540
8 2/2 5/1 60/1 1/1 ..... ..... 68/5
4996/545
9 . 2/1 25/1 5/0 . . 32/2
5028/547
10 . 5/0 13/0 13/0 . . 31/0
5059/547
11 3/2 34/0 11/0 54/0 18/0 . 120/2
5179/549
12 2/0 9/1 13/2 67/1 67/3 4/2 162/9
5341/558
13 . . 1/0 50/1 101/1 4/1 156/3
5497/561
14 . . . 54/0 86/0 7/4 147/4
5644/565
15 . . . 44/0 74/0 18/8 136/8
5780/573
16 ..... ..... ..... 26/1 64/0 32/3 122/4
5902/577
17 . . . 36/0 47/0 51/6 134/6
6036/583
18 . . . 42/0 37/1 19/2 98/3
6134/586
19 . . 1/0 39/2 14/0 7/1 61/3
6195/589
20 . . 2/0 33/0 17/0 4/1 56/1
6251/590
21 . . 40/0 14/0 5/0 4/1 63/1
6314/591
22 . 4/0 39/1 11/0 3/0 3/2 60/3
6374/594
23 1/1 31/3 16/0 11/0 4/1 . 63/5
6437/599
DAY1 168/53 553/83 871/102 1463/114 1048/108 100/48 .....
4203/508
DAY2 62/13 367/13 502/12 586/13 564/9 153/31 .
2234/91
TOT 230/66 920/96 1373/114 2049/127 1612/117 253/79 .
6437/599
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