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| From: | tduffy@sygnet.com (tduffy) |
| Date: | Tue, 10 Mar 1998 23:34:02 -0500 |
ARRL INTERNATIONAL DX CONTEST -- 1998
Call: K3LR Country: United States
Mode: SSB Category: Multi Multi
ARRL Section: Western Pennsylvania
BAND QSO QSO PTS COUNTRIES OPERATOR(s)
160 87 261 48 W3GH
80 453 1359 92 VE3EJ
40 706 2118 110 K8GL+K9VV+VE3OI
20 2203 6609 153 N9RV+ND8L+VE3OI+K3LR
15 1765 5295 146 N3RA+K3UA
10 517 1551 56 KA3JWJ+XE2AC+ND8L
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Totals 5731 17193 605 = 10,401,765
Equipment Description:
160 - 5 element vertical array with 45,000 feet of radials
1200' Beverage aimed at Europe
FT-1000MP 8877 amp
80 - Ground Mounted (Rohn BX tower + tubing, 75' tall) 4 square
vertical array with 25,000 feet of radials
IC-781 8877 amp
40 - 4 ele/4 ele WA3FET design, 50' booms, OWA fullsize
beams at 190'/100'.
2 ele beam 140 feet
IC-781 and IC-775 8877 amp
20 - 5 ele/5 ele/5 ele K3LR design, 50' booms @ 170'/110'/50'
5 ele beam at 120 feet
IC781 and IC765 8877 amp
15 - 6 ele/6 ele/6 ele K3LR design, 50' booms @ 120'/80'/40'
5 ele beam at 80 feet
IC765 and IC765 8877 amp
10 - 7 ele/7 ele/7 ele K3LR design, 50' booms @ 100'/66'/33'
Comments:
This was THE hardest working K3LR crew EVER!
160 - W3GH ("Green Hornet") comes back for another "static stint".
He is 3 countries away from W3LPL, which is fantastic.
W3GH was operating in multi-multi teams some 32 years ago.
Bob brings lots of experienced talent to our team!
80 - VE3EJ operates in the USA phone band (VE's can work almost
all of their European QSOs transceive!) for the first time!
Adjusts very well to almost all split operation! Great QSO
total and best multiplier on the band. 3 element beam broke
in December. We'll fix it this summer.
40 - K8GL and K9VV were on a mission to break the old W3LPL 105
country 40 meter record. Nice job at 110! What a team!
Great 82 first hour and 103 JAs.
20 - Iron man Pat, N9RV anchors an outstanding 2200+ QSO effort.
Very good JAs at the start (287 total on 20) and steady rates
are trademarks of N9RV. VE3OI (ex VE3BVD) comes out of a 10
year contest retirement to help out (He had never seen CT!).
ND8L tries his hand at 20 for the first time. This band was
wall to wall packed. I have never heard it so busy!
15 - N3RA and K3UA are "Kings of Caffeine" K3UA with 58 cups of
coffee and 16 Cokes, N3RA with 18 Cokes and 10 Surge blasts.
These guys were shaking QSOs out of the band! Lots of tag
team to keep the rate up. 7 hours over 100 QSOs tells the story.
10 - KA3JWJ picks up new partner XE2AC to help bring 10 meters
to life. LOTS of LU QSOs. Only a few Europeans.
XE2AC is a very "smooth operator"
***Congrats to W3LPL, N2RM and K1KI for outstanding efforts!
I am proud to have the K3LR team compete in the same class as these
fine operations!
I hope to see everyone at the Dayton Contest Dinner in May.
73,
Tim K3LR
Club Affiliation: North Coast Contesters
Comments:
Continent Statistics
K3LR ARRL INTERNATIONAL CW DX CONTEST 1998 Multi Multi
160 80 40 20 15 10 ALL percent
North America 27 40 39 74 76 69 325 5.5
South America 6 12 22 86 60 417 603 10.1
Europe 53 394 479 1601 1282 3 3812 63.9
Asia 0 13 124 432 295 0 864 14.5
Africa 3 9 16 35 48 17 128 2.1
Oceania 3 13 50 89 58 16 229 3.8
QSO Counts By Band-Country (min of 5)
K3LR ARRL INTERNATIONAL CW DX CONTEST 1998 Multi Multi
PRFX 160 80 40 20 15 10
4X 4 11 10
9A 4 10 13 29 14
CE 1 3 3 8
CM 1 1 1 2 6
CT 2 5 7 9 13 1
CX 3 2 26
DL 2 55 56 218 206
DU 4 6 6
EA 8 24 44 73 63
EA6 2 2 2 5
EA8 1 1 4 5 1
EI 2 4 16 15
ES 7 1
EU 2 10 3
F 3 26 40 106 83 1
G 7 35 39 160 160
GI 1 4 3 10 8
GM 5 5 23 23
GW 1 8 6 16 11
HA 1 2 12 28 13
HB 1 6 5 19 17
HL 2 9 4
HS 6
I 8 54 88 234 180 1
IS 1 3 7
JA 9 103 287 250
KH6 1 4 5 8 13 11
KL 1 3 3 12 9 2
KP4 6 4 3 7 10 21
LA 4 4 13 11
LU 1 2 8 26 22 310
LX 4 4 8 7
LY 6 3 14 7
LZ 8 1 7 9
OE 1 5 6 12 17
OH 1 5 37 20
OK 20 8 42 36
OM 1 4 3 8 7
ON 1 10 13 52 44
OZ 2 7 3 26 23
PA 10 14 51 44
PY 1 3 27 9 41
S5 15 10 28 15
SM 1 3 5 30 19
SP 2 13 12 48 36
SV 1 1 6 16 24
TA 2 4 5 5
TI 1 3 3 3 4 6
UA 1 11 17 120 49
UA2 1 2 4 6 5
UA9 1 6 78 7
UN 2 8 1
UR 6 7 39 23
VK 2 3 27 44 16 1
XE 3 6 6 14 11 13
YL 1 1 4 7
YO 3 8 14 11
YU 1 12 9 32 20
YV 1 2 3 5 3 10
Z3 2 2 4 5 5
ZL 2 5 18 6 2
ZP 5 4 5
ZS 5 6 10 8
BREAKDOWN QSO/mults K3LR ARRL INTERNATIONAL CW DX CONTEST 1998 Multi Multi
HOUR 160 80 40 20 15 10 HR TOT CUM TOT
0 3/3 49/23 82/34 95/39 65/31 5/4 299/134 299/134
1 6/4 37/13 33/8 97/11 10/0 . 183/36 482/170
2 8/6 25/5 21/9 72/2 2/0 . 128/22 610/192
3 5/3 20/5 15/5 35/5 8/1 . 83/19 693/211
4 9/6 26/7 18/6 11/1 . . 64/20 757/231
5 8/5 19/5 15/4 6/1 . . 48/15 805/246
6 14/2 16/3 16/6 1/0 . . 47/11 852/257
7 2/1 16/2 19/7 2/0 . . 39/10 891/267
8 2/1 4/3 25/2 5/0 ..... ..... 36/6 927/273
9 . 5/2 26/2 5/0 . . 36/4 963/277
10 1/0 3/2 19/0 10/6 . . 33/8 996/285
11 2/2 5/3 14/3 116/21 37/24 . 174/53 1170/338
12 . 7/2 28/2 133/12 64/26 4/4 236/46 1406/384
13 . . 2/0 112/6 53/13 29/5 196/24 1602/408
14 . . . 97/2 112/7 32/5 241/14 1843/422
15 . . . 66/6 116/5 40/16 222/27 2065/449
16 ..... ..... ..... 63/4 113/4 27/7 203/15 2268/464
17 . . . 62/0 73/1 33/1 168/2 2436/466
18 . . . 65/6 41/1 19/1 125/8 2561/474
19 . . . 58/1 22/2 27/2 107/5 2668/479
20 . . . 63/1 21/4 13/2 97/7 2765/486
21 . . 4/0 82/3 26/3 17/1 129/7 2894/493
22 . 13/2 30/3 55/2 26/3 34/0 158/10 3052/503
23 . 33/3 54/1 53/2 28/1 17/1 185/8 3237/511
0 1/0 13/0 26/4 44/0 5/0 1/0 90/4 3327/515
1 2/1 13/0 18/1 39/2 4/1 . 76/5 3403/520
2 3/2 15/2 8/1 16/1 . . 42/6 3445/526
3 1/1 16/2 7/0 10/2 . . 34/5 3479/531
4 5/5 19/2 18/1 3/0 . . 45/8 3524/539
5 7/2 28/1 11/3 3/1 . . 49/7 3573/546
6 3/1 19/0 13/0 1/1 . . 36/2 3609/548
7 2/2 16/3 30/0 . . . 48/5 3657/553
8 ..... 1/0 20/0 ..... ..... ..... 21/0 3678/553
9 1/1 5/0 1/0 . . . 7/1 3685/554
10 . 2/1 11/3 3/0 . . 16/4 3701/558
11 1/0 3/1 16/1 84/2 9/0 . 113/4 3814/562
12 . 1/0 22/1 78/1 76/4 . 177/6 3991/568
13 . . 4/0 69/2 118/3 . 191/5 4182/573
14 . . . 50/0 125/2 15/0 190/2 4372/575
15 . . . 43/0 123/1 41/0 207/1 4579/576
16 ..... ..... ..... 51/0 103/1 9/3 163/4 4742/580
17 . . . 69/1 73/0 14/0 156/1 4898/581
18 . . . 65/1 46/2 29/0 140/3 5038/584
19 . . . 59/4 34/3 29/0 122/7 5160/591
20 . . . 56/2 35/1 20/1 111/4 5271/595
21 . . 13/0 42/0 51/0 11/2 117/2 5388/597
22 . 9/0 48/2 34/2 81/1 21/1 193/6 5581/603
23 1/0 15/0 19/1 20/0 65/1 30/0 150/2 5731/605
DAY1 60/33 278/80 421/92 1364/131 817/126 297/49 ..... 3237/511
DAY2 27/15 175/12 285/18 839/22 948/20 220/7 . 2494/94
TOT 87/48 453/92 706/110 2203/153 1765/146 517/56 . 5731/605
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