[SECC] Claimed Scores, Last Week's Contests; This Week's Contests
John Laney
k4bai at att.net
Thu Oct 30 15:13:34 EDT 2014
Sorry to be late on the weekly report this week. My car wouldn't start
to come home from Rick's Sunday night and I had to spend Tuesday and
Wednesday in Valdosta for court. A head gasket is being repaired and I
have been going back and forth and using a rental car. Hope to get my
car back Friday afternoon.
Claimed Scores, Last Week's Contests:
1. Straight Key Century Club October Weekday Sprint (SKS).
K4BAI 65 32 2,565 SO HP 2.0 GA SECC
WA4FAT 39 21 1,144 SO LP AL
AI4UN 27 19 743 SO LP GA GCG
KI4MZC 16 15 405 SO QRP GA
N4RAY 15 12 350 SO QRPP AL
K4JPN 8 6 123 SO LP GA
KE4WKH 7 5 90 SO QRP AL
N4API 6 4 89 SO LP GA
NU4M 5 5 85 SO LP GA
K4UFT 6 5 80 SO LP SC
KB0ETU 5 5 65 SO QRP AL
W4FOA 3 3 44 SO LP GA
2. CWOps Club CWT Mini Test, 10/22/14, 1300Z
K1GU 97 68 6,596 SO HP 1.0 TN TCG
K4JAZ 36 26 936 SO LP 1.0 AL SECC
3. CWOps Club CWT Mini Test, 10/22/14, 1900Z
K1GU 90 57 5,130 SO HP 1.0 TN TCG
K4JAZ 39 27 1,073 SO LP 1.0 AL SECC
NN4K 35 27 945 SO LP 1.0 GA SECC
KI4MZC 12 9 108 SOQRP 1.0 GA
4. CWOps Club CWT Mini Test, 10/23/14, 0300Z
NN4K 38 26 988 SO LP 1.0 GA SECC
WN4AFP 15 15 225 SO LP 0.25 SC SFCG
WA8HSB 13 13 169 SOQRP 0.5 AL ACG
KI4MZC 11 11 121 SOQRP 1.0 GA
5. CQ World Wide DX Contest, SSB
Call QSO Zon Ctry Score Category Time St Club Misc
NQ4I 7469 175 639 14,695,142 M/M HP 48 GA SECC
Ops: 4X6TT, AA4V, K4BAI, K5AUP, KD3P, KM4HI, N4SF, N4XL, NQ4I, VE3CX,
VE7ZO, W4DD, W4IX.
AB4B 2175 162 542 4,129,664 M/S HP 40 AL ACG
Ops: AB4B, K4ZGB, KC4HW, KD8IGK, N4NM.
K4AB 2197 123 354 2,982,681 SO CL HP 24 AL ACG
TI5M 2994 103 300 2,722,265 M/S HP 48 TI GCG
Ops: K4UN, TI2JCY, TI2KAC, TI4ZM, TI2LCO.
K4JPD 1835 124 376 2,527,580 SO HP 42 GA GCG Op: N4OO
K3IE 1432 114 353 1,908,162 SO(A)HP 30 TN ACG
N4KG 1129 124 400 1,653,220 SO(A)HP 24:15 AL ACG
W4KTR 1310 97 279 1,599,864 SO(A)HP 24:39 GA GCG
N4PN 2004 34 143 1,030,848 SOSB/10HP 31 GA G
K0EJ 2122 34 132 1,025,880 SOSB/10HP 25 TN TCG
KT4ZB 880 98 280 934,416 SO CL LP 24 GA SECC
N4KH 863 96 279 894,750 SO(A) HP 17:29 AL ACG
NF4A 562 109 306 661,510 SO(A) HP 9.2 FL ACG
WA1F 640 85 221 544,680 M/S LP _____ GA GCG
Ops: WA1F, WA1S
W4XO 575 88 258 541,144 SO(A) HP 17 GA GCG
N4BCD 483 111 277 517,204 SO(A) HP _____ TN ACG
N9DFD 583 73 232 500,200 SO CL HP <6 GA
KR4F 362 103 347 452,250 SO(A) HP 13.5 AL ACG
KK4TXZ 600 72 199 447,120 SORookieLP29:30 GA
NT6X 371 93 186 277,884 SO(A) HP 34 CA SECC*
NN4F 388 54 192 268,632 SO CL HP 9 SC RADARS
N4DU 333 79 159 212,058 SO CL HP 9 GA SECC
KG4IGC 277 60 150 160,860 SO LP _____ SC SFCG
W4SLT 320 30 103 122,891 SOSB/10HP _____ SC
KB5JC 256 52 116 119,952 SO LP 14 GA GCG
K4WI 325 28 95 111,438 SOSB/10LP 12 AL ACG
AI4UN 222 54 123 105,492 SO LP 10 GA GCG
NV4B 326 27 83 102,850 SOSB/10(A)LP 12 AL ACG
WA1FCN 280 26 85 87,801 SOSB/15LP 10 AL ACG
AG4W 336 26 80 80,984 SOSB/40HP 17 AL ACG
N4VDL 200 46 102 80,216 SO CL LP _____ GA GCG
K4BLL 200 53 112 79,704 SO CL LP 15 GA SECC
NJ4F 180 51 105 75,816 SO CL HP <6 SC SFCG
W4YBB 233 33 76 71,771 SO CL LP 12 GA
KM4RK 114 6 63 44,759 SO LP 8.5 SC SFCG
N4GG 109 42 80 36,966 SO(A) HP _____ GA SECC
KM4JA 348 30 62 32,016 SO HP 5 AL ACG
KG4USN 181 55 90 26,245 SO(A) LP 8 GA GCG
N4CU 111 21 60 23,733 SO HP 5 FL ACG
W4QNW 177 15 50 22,620 SOSB/80HP 26 SC SECC
KL0ET/W4 75 34 51 14,875 SO LP 12 AL ACG
K1GU 67 21 29 10,680 SO QRP 2 TN TCG
W1TEF 72 10 37 10,143 SOSB/10QRP 3 SC SFCG At W4DFG
KI4EEY 35 16 28 4,136 SO LP _____ AL ACG
WN4AFP 19 17 12 1,392 SO CL LP 1 SC SFCG
6. CWOps Club CWT Mini Test, 10/29/14, 1300Z
K1GU 104 72 7,488 SO HP 1.0 TN TCG
W4IX 59 50 2,950 SO LP 1.0 SC SECC
K4JAZ 41 28 1,148 SO LP 1.0 AL SECC
7. CWOps Club CWT Mini Test, 10/29/14, 1900Z
W4IX 96 72 6,912 SO LP 1.0 SC SECC
K1GU 97 62 6,014 SO HP 1.0 TN TCG
K4JAZ 43 32 1,376 SO LP 1.0 AL SECC
NN4K 32 24 768 SO LP 1.0 GA SECC
KI4MZC 12 10 120 SOQRP 1.0 GA
8. CWOps Club CWT Mini Test, 10/30/14, 0300Z
KY4F 78 55 4,290 SO LP 1.0 AL ACG
NN4K 32 26 832 SO LP 1.0 GA SECC
This Week's Contests:
1. NCCC RTTY Sprint Practice. 0145-0215Z Friday (Thursday night local
date). 20, 40, 80M RTTY. Same band dupes OK after one intervening QSO.
100W maximum power. One kHz QSY rule. Exchange: both calls, #,
name, SPC. Look around 080 kHz.
2. NCCC NS CW Sprint Practice. 0230-0259Z Friday (Thursday night local
date). 20, 40, 80, 160M CW. No same band dupes. 100W maximum power.
One kHz QSY rule. Exchange: both calls, #, name, SPC. Look around 040
kHz and 1815 kHz.
3. Ukrainian DX Contest. 12Z Sat to 12Z Sun. 160-10M CW, SSB.
Exchange: RS(T) + serial # or UK 2 letter oblast.
4. Himalayan Contest (India): 12Z Sat to 12Z Sun. 80-10M CW, SSB.
Exchange: RS(T) + power or VU state abbreviation. Work only VU (and
AT) stations.
5. ARRL Sweepstakes Contest, CW. 21Z Sat to 03Z Mon. 160-10M CW. 24
hour maximum time with minimum of 30 minute off periods. Work each
station once per contest, not per band. Exchange: QSO#, Precedence (A,
B, M, Q, S, U), call sign, check (last two digits of year first
licensed), ARRL or RAC Section.
6. DARC (Germany) 10 Meter Digital Contest. 11-17Z Sun. 10 meter
RTTY, PSK31, Clover, Amtor, Pactor. Exchange: RST + Serial #. Work
everyone.
7. Adventure Radio Society November Spartan Sprint. 02-04Z Tuesday
(Monday night local date). 80-10M CW. 5W maximum power. Exchange:
RST + SPC + Power.
8. High Speed CW Club (HSC) Contest. 0900-1100Z and 1500-1700Z Sunday.
80-10M CW. Maximum power 150W. Exchange: RST + HSC# or "NM" for
non-members.
9. CWOps Club CWT Mini Tests. Every Wednesday. Three separate
one-hour mini tests. 160-10M CW. Exchange: Name + CWOps# or SPC.
Look around 028-038 kHz.
The key to the "Precedence" in the SS Exchange is as follows:
A = low power
B = high power
M = multi op.
Q = QRP
S = School
U = Unlimited. (This means you used RBN or cluster spots.)
Hope everyone has a nice week and weekend and many QSOs. ARRL SS is the
big North American contest of the year. If you work CW at all, get on
the air and enjoy the fun. If the big stations running seem too fast
for you, go higher or lower in the band and call CQ at the speed you
want to copy. Others will call you at that speed, including some of the
stations who are also running, as many of them will be SO2R. If you are
doing S&P and having trouble recording all the elements of the
exchanges, you can listen and record what the station is sending to
others. What he will send to you will be that same exact thing except
the # will be one higher. I often have the entire exchange in the log
while listening and correct the QSO number when it is sent to me. If
you don't make that QSO this time, you can put that frequency in a
memory of your rig and try again later. You would then "wipe" the QSO
information for that station and start again with a new CQ or another
station to call.
73, John, K4BAI.
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