[SECC] Claimed Scores, Last Week's Contests; This Week's Contests
John Laney
k4bai at att.net
Wed Feb 11 14:02:58 EST 2015
Claimed Scores, Last Week's Contests:
1. CWOps Club CWT Mini Test, 2/4/15, 1300Z
W4BQF 92 79 6,532 SO HP 1.0 GA
NN4K 47 35 1,645 SO LP 1.0 GA SECC
K4JAZ 23 22 506 SO LP 0.5 AL SECC
AA4CF 20 20 400 SO HP 0.5 GA SECC
K1GU 16 16 256 SO HP 0.2 TN TCG
KI4MZC 13 12 156 SO LP 0.6 GA
2. CWOps Club CWT Mini Test, 2/4/15, 1300Z
W4BQF 102 67 6,834 SO HP 1.0 GA
K1GU 102 56 5,712 SO HP 1.0 TN TCG
NN4K 44 29 1,276 SO LP 1.0 GA SECC
K4JAZ 29 25 725 SO LP 1.0 AL SECC
KI4MZC 13 10 130 SOQRP ___ GA
WA8HSB 11 11 121 SOQRP 0.3 AL ACG
3. CWOps Club CWT Mini Test, 2/5/15, 0300Z
K4BAI 88 59 5,192 SO HP 1.0 GA SECC
K2SX 82 58 4,756 SO HP 1.0 SC
4. NCCC NS Ladder, 2/6/15
N4OGW 58 40 2,320 SO LP 0.5 MS Ad Hoc SO2R
W4OC 43 36 1,548 SO LP 0.5 SC SECC SO2R
K4BAI 45 35 1,525 SO LP 0.5 GA SECC
K1GU 40 34 1,360 SO LP 0.5 TN TCG
N4WW 22 19 418 SO HP 0:27 FL FCG Op: WF3C
5. NCJ North American Sprint, CW Team
K1TO 346 44 15,224 SO HP ____ FL FCG
N4OGW 338 43 14,534 SO HP ____ MS SO2R
K4BAI 311 44 13,684 SO HP 4.0 GA SECC SSC
K8MR 309 44 13,596 SO HP 4.0 FL FCG SSC At K5KG
W4NZ 291 44 12,804 SO HP 4.0 TN TCG SO2R
K0EJ 289 43 12,427 SO HP ____ TN TCG SSC
W4OC 292 41 11,972 SO LP 4.0 SC SECC Ad Hoc SO2R
NP2X 275 42 11,550 SO HP 4.0 VI SSC Op: K9VV
KU8E 255 44 11,200 SO LP 4.0 GA SECC NCC/MRRC East SO2R
K1GU 266 42 11,172 SO HP 4.0 TN TCG SSC
N4PN 246 42 10,332 SO HP 3.0 GA GCG GCG#1
AA4CF 205 42 8,610 SO HP 4.0 GA SECC SSC
N4OX 198 43 8,514 SO LP 4.0 FL ACG SSC
N4WW 186 37 6,882 SO HP 4.0 FL FCG SSC Op: WF3C
N5TOO 145 40 5,800 SO LP 4.0 GA GCG GCG#1
AA4NU 111 38 4,218 SO LP 4.0 TN TCG SO2R
W4UX 102 34 3,468 SO LP 1.75 NC SECC SSC
WA8HSB 52 21 1,092 SOQRP 1.8 AL ACG
Team Scores: Southeast Sprint Coalition: 89,903
Georgia Contest Group#1: 16,132
Congrats to the SSC team. N2NL had latency problems with his remote
station and I believe decided not submit a log for the QSOs he had
because of concern about inaccurate information perhaps having been sent
to some other ops.
Georgia Contest Group#1 16,132
6. Mexico RTTY International Contest
WB2RHM 348 117 115,011 SO HP 13.5 NC SECC
WA8HSB 5 4 56 SOQRP 0.4 AL ACG
7. February Straight Key Century Club Weekend Sprintathon
AI4UN 143 39 6,997 SO LP GA GCG
AK4JA 109 38 5,537 SO QRP GA
KC4HCH 94 44 5,256 SO LP AL
K4BAI 64 30 2,920 SO HP 2:12 GA SECC
K4ZGB 55 32 2,520 SO LP AL ACG
AK4NY 37 27 1,649 SO LP GA
KG6MC 26 19 1,034 SO LP SC
K4JPN 23 16 673 SO QRP GA
KB0ETU 18 17 591 SO QRP AL
KI4MZC 22 13 536 SO QRP GA
N4API 15 13 435 SO LP GA
K4UFT 11 10 250 SO QRP SC
WI4P 3 3 64 SO LP AL
8. Minnesota QSO Party
Call CWQ PhQ Mul
K4ZGB 33 6 31 2,418 SO Mix LP 3.0 AL ACG
9. FOC Marathon
K4BAI 884 1,656 SO HP Open 19:32 GA SECC
10. North American QRP CW Club February SK/Bug Sprint
K4BAI 26 18 1,835 SO QRP SK GAIN 1:06 GA SECC
AA4CF 17 15 1,020 SO QRP SK SWA ____ GA SECC
W4UX 16 12 384 SO QRP Keyer SWA ____ NC SECC
11. CWOps Club CWT Mini Test, 2/11/15, 1300Z
K1GU 82 65 5,330 SO QRP 1.0 TN TCG
This Week's Contests:
1.* North American QRP CW Club February SK/Bug Sprint. 0130-0330Z Wed
(Tues night local date). 5W maximum power. 20, 40, 80M CW. Exchange:
RST + SPC + NAQCC# or power. Double your score for hand key and 1 1/2
times your score for bug. Look around 14060, 7040, and 3540 kHz.
2.* QRP Fox Hunt. 0200-0330Z Wed (Tuesday night local). 40M CW. Max
power 5W. Two QRP Foxes (WX2S, STEVE, NJ and W9CF, KEVIN, AZ) will be
hiding between 7030 and 7050 kHz. Exchange: RST + SPC + Name + Power.
Do not spot the Foxes' frequencies. Foxes usually start out split.
3. QRP Fox Hunt. 0200-0330 Fri (Thursday night local date). 80M CW.
Max power 5W. Two QRP Foxes (KR0U, TIM, CO and W0EP, CHRIS, MS) will be
hiding between 3550 and 3570 kHz. Exchange: RST, SPC, Name, Power. Don
not spot the foxes.
4. CWOps Club CWT Mini Sprints. Every Wednesday. Three separate
one-hour mini tests. 1300Z*, 1900Z, and 0300Z (Thursday UTC date).
160-10M CW. Exchange: Name + CWOps# or SPC. Look around 028-038 kHz
plus 1815 kHz.
* These events have already occurred. I prepared this yesterday, but
held off sending it until 3830 was back up so I could have most of the
scores from last weekend. There are cross references below to items 2
and 3 and I didn't want to renumber these paragraphs, so I haven't
deleted them. You can expect the NAQCC again next month and the other
two again next week.
5. NCCC NA Sprint RTTY Practice. 0145-0215Z Friday (Thursday local
date). 20, 40, 80, 160M RTTY. 100W maximum power. One kHz QSY rule.
Exchange: both calls, #, name, SPC. Look around 080 kHz and 1805 kHz.
Same band dupes OK after one intervening QSO.
6. NCCC NA Ladder. CW Sprint Practice. 0230-0259Z Friday (Thursday
local date. 20, 40, 80, 160M CW. 100W maximum power. One kHz QSY
rule. Exchange: both calls, #, name, SPC. Look around 040 kHz and
1815 kHz.
7. CQ World Wide RTTY WPX (Prefix) Contest. 48 hours of Sat/Sun UTC.
80-10M RTTY. Exchange: RTTY + serial #. There is a club aggregate
score competition. So, be sure to show your club name in the Cabrillo
header.
8. SARL (South Africa) Field Day. 10Z Sat to 10Z Sun. 160-10M CW,
SSB, Digital. Exchange: RS(T) + Category + SA Province or "DX."
Catgegory for home stations is "1F."
9. Asia-Pacific Spring Sprint, CW. 1100-1300Z Sat. 40, 20M CW.
Exchange: RST + Serial #. Work only Asia-Pacific stations. One kHz
QSY rule.
10. Dutch PACC contest. 12Z Sat to 12Z Sun. 160-10M CW. Exchange:
RS(T) + serial # or Dutch Province. Work only Dutch stations. There is
a lot of activity in this contest and it can be a lot of fun.
11. Key Club of Japan Top Band Contest. 160M CW. 12Z Sat to 12Z Sun.
Exchange: RST + Continent Abbreviation or JA prefecture or District
Code. Work only JA stations. I think they are limited to 1800-1825 kHz.
12. OMISS QSO Party. 15Z Sat to 15Z Sun. 160-10M SSB. Exchange: RS
+ S/P/DX + OMISS# if you have one. There will be a little activity in
this contest, mostly by members. Some of them will operate as if they
are still running stations on a net.
13. New Hampshire QSO Party. 16Z Sat to 04Z Sun; 12-22Z Sun. All
bands except WARC. CW/Dig, Ph. Exchange: RS(T) + S/P/DX or NH county.
In the past, there hasn't been too much activity in this one, but
there are a lot of good stations there to work if they are QRV. Work
only NH stations.
14. FISTS Winter Sprint. 1700-2100Z Sat. 80-10M CW. 100W maximum
power. Exchange: RST + SPC + Name + FISTS# or power.
15. PODXC 070 Club Valentine Sprint. 2000 local time Sat to 0200 local
time Sun. 160, 80, 40M PSK31. Maximum power 50W. Exchange: Name +
"OM" or "YL" + SPC.
16. RSGB (UK) 1.8 mHz Contest. 2100Z Sat to 0100Z Sun. 160M CW, SSB.
Exchange: RS(T) + serial # or UK District Code.
17. Flying Pigs QRP CW Club February Run for the Bacon. 0200-0400Z
Sunday. 160-10M CW. 5W maximum power. Exchange: RST + SPC + FP# or
power.
18. Next Tuesday. QRP Fox Hunt. See #1 above. Foxes this week will be
K4FB, PAUL, FL and K0DTJ, BRIAN, CA.
19. CWTs every Wednesday.
Congrats to KK4BNC for having recently received enough paper QSLs for
DXCC and also for working K1N today on 15M CW.
Jeff and I will be flying to Orlando primarily for the annual Contest
Dinner Friday night. Hope to see many of you there. We will also
attend the Orlando HamCation Saturday and Sunday. Look for me around
the CWOps booth, main building C103, booth 46. Hope everyone has a nice
week and weekend and a lot of QSOs. If you gave up on K1N early, you
might try again between now and Sunday daylight when they will QRT. The
pile ups are still sometimes significant, but are much easier to get
through now when they are listening for North America than it was at the
start.
73, John, K4BAI.
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