[SESprint] Claimed Scores, Last Week's Contests; This Week's Contests

[John Laney]

Claimed Scores, Last Week's Contests:

1.  NCJ North American Sprint, SSB
KH7XS  305  46  14,040  SOHP  4     HI  SSSC
N4OX   217  40   8,680  SOHP  4     FL  SSSC
W4SVO  176  38   6,688  SOHP  4     FL  SSSC
K4BAI  175  38   6,650  SOHP  4     GA  SSSC
NA4BW  147  34   5,145  SOLP  4     GA  SSSC
KT4ZB  122  29   3,538  SOHP  3     GA  SSSC
KE4RQ   54  24   1,296  SOLP  2:42  GA  SSSC
K4TD    51  22   1,122  SOHP  1     AL
KG4USN  26  15     390  SOLP  2     GA  SSSC
K4BP    20  11     220  SOLP  _     TN  SSSC
N4XFA                               GA  SSSC
KJ4CUJ   2   2       4  SOLP  1     GA

Team Score:  Southeast Sprint Coalition:  46,637 + N4XFA.
Thanks to all who stepped up to help us field a 10-man team.  N4XFA was 
QRV, but hasn't posted his score yet.  This score would place us in #1 
position among the scores reported to 3830 so far, but it is likely that 
we will drop a position or more when all the scores are in.  Good job!

2.  CQ WorldWide WPX Contest
WW4LL  1113  539  2,366,210  SOSB/40(A)HP  29  GA  At W8JI
WF4M   1006  493  1,345,397  SOABLP        30  AL  By AA4U
KR4F    682  396    694,900  SOABHP        18  AL
KE4KWE  728  320    556,160  SOABLP        20  AL
K4HMB   516  296    402,560  SOABHP        14  NC
K4HAL   541  290    351,480  SOABHP        13  AL
W4HOD   386  203    184,527  M/2 LP        25  AL  Ops:  AA4YL, KF4OPX,
				                         KA4PKB, KI4EEY.
N4UC    319  173    128,366  SOABHP        14  AL
NJ4U    258  172     80,668  SOSB/15HP     21  GA  By K4EA
WF4W    203  133     69,958  SOSB/80HP     10  GA
NA4W     22   20        740  SOSB/10HP     30  AL

Fred's (WW4LL) score is a new all-time high claimed score for that 
category (by a wide margin).  Congratulations!

3.  NCCC NA Sprint SSB Practice, 2/13/09
K4BAI  18  10  280  SOHP  0.5  GA

4.  NCCC NA Sprint SSB Practice, 2/14/09
K4BAI   8   7   56  SOHP  0.5  GA

5.  FISTS CW Club Spring Sprint
K4BAI  65  31  9,796  SOLP  3:02  GA

6.  New Hampshire QSO Party
Call   CW Q  Ph Q  Mul  Score  Category  Time  State
K4BAI   3     4     4     40   SOHP      0:35  GA

7.  PACC (Dutch) Contest
K4BAI  10     1     8     88   SOABHP    0:54  GA

8.  Louisiana QSO Party
K4BAI   3     8     8    224   SOHP      0:47  GA

9.  February 2009 Flying Pigs QRP Club Run for the Bacon
K4BAI  21  16  784  SO5WQRP  2.0  GA

This week's Contests:

1.  NCCC Thursday Practices.  The usual.  Slow Speed 0200-0215Z Friday. 
  100W and 22 WPM Maximum.  40-80M CW.  Exchange:  Both calls, #, name, 
SPC.  Dupes OK after band change or one intervening QSO.  0230-0259Z. 
Regular NS rules.  100W maximum.  160, 80, 40M.  Exchange:  both calls, 
#, name, SPC.  Dupes OK after band change or one intervening QSO.

2.  40M QRP Fox Hunt.  0200-0330Z Friday.  7030-7050 kHz CW.  Two Foxes 
will be hiding there.  Exchange:  RST, SPC, Name, Power.  Maximum 5W. 
Work only the two foxes.

3.  ARRL DX Contest, CW.  48 hours of Sat and Sunday UTC.  160-10M CW. 
Exchange:  RST + state or province.  DX stations send RST + power.  Work 
all DX stations, including KL7 and KH6, but do not work other USA and 
Canada.  Club aggregate score competition.  Show your club spelled out 
to be recognized by the contest robot.

4.  High Speed Club (HSC) Contest.  09-11Z, 15-17Z Sunday.  80-10M CW. 
Exchange: RST + HSC# or NM.  This does not usually conflict with ARRL DX 
and is the result of having only three full two-day weekends this month. 
  I can't believe there will be much activity outside HSC stations in 
Europe.  However, if you run across a station giving a long number 
instead of power, maybe you can get him to tell you his power and you 
can send 599 GA "NM" for nonmember.

5. 80M QRP FoxHunt.  Tuesday night local, 0200-0330Z Wednesday.  Same 
rules as for the Thursday night 40M QRP FoxHunt.  The frequencies are 
3550-3570.

Hope everyone has worked K5D on some needed bands/modes.  I do not have 
that country confirmed on 160M at all and on 75, 17, and 12 SSB.  I have 
worked K5D on 160 CW and SSB.  I have called and listened without result 
so far on 75.  Many times they are not listening above 3800.  I haven't 
heard them on 17 and 12 yet due to my work hours.  Probably, I'd best 
check those bands this weekend during the ARRL DX Contest.  I assume 
they will be very QRV on the WARC bands this weekend.  I have also 
worked them on 80, 40, and 30 CW in the last 18 hours when they were 
looking for QSOs.

Hope everyone has a good week and a lot of QSOs. I will miss my beam 
this weekend!  73, John, K4BAI.