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Subject: RTTY contest questions
From: AA4NC@aol.com (AA4NC@aol.com)
Date: Mon Dec 18 13:36:33 1995
Being a RTTY novice, I have two questions for you digital guru types out
there:

1. I have a PK232 that I've done a little casual RTTY with. Is this TU even
in the ballpark to be competitive during contest QRM and weak signals (I have
good filters in my radios, but no DSP)? What do most of the really
competitive stations use in contests? 

2. Is there still a low power multi -single category in the ARRL RTTY Roundup
in January? The way the "rules" were written, it didn't specifically mention
a low power MS, just a general MS category.

73,

Will

>From jreid@aloha.net (Jim Reid)  Mon Dec 18 19:55:05 1995
From: jreid@aloha.net (Jim Reid) (Jim Reid)
Subject: Antenna Height Compromise
Message-ID: <199512181955.JAA26375@hookomo.aloha.net>

To those of you addressing  antenna height  restrictions,

John,  ON4UN and others are concerned about restrictions vs.
the height of antenna towers across Europe and here in the US.
For the less than multi-tower contest stations,  and perhaps
even for them if the towers are only used a few weekends per
year,  perhaps the compromise I worked out here on Kauai
might work.

In gerneral,  a permit for any structure issued here says that the
height cannot exceed the height of an average palm tree,  this
originated decades ago as hotels began to be built here.  Tho
about 15 years ago,  a very agressive developer was able to
push through a 12 story hotel at one of the beachs near
Nawiliwili harbor.  Also the palm tree height got defined as
being 30 feet at that time.  So now zoning variance and use
permits both are required for any permanent structure to
exceed that height.

After public hearings,  neighbor complaints,  PRB-1 arguments
with the island Distrct Attorney's office,  etc, and much info and
help from ARRL supplied documents and a volunteer ARRL
attorney from Maui,  a compromise was reached and is
working very well,  at least for my modest station situation.

My permit also seems to be satisfactory to the neighbors who
only occasionally (as on a contest weekend)  must be
bothered by the sight of my antenna high in the air!

I offored to only have the supporting structure above 30 feet
height a limited amount of time  during sun-up hours per
week.  Specifically,  no more than 25 hours any week between
sunrise and 9AM  and  between  3PM and sunset  including
weekends;  and never above 30 feet, 9AM to 3PM.  This offer
was possible as my tower is a US Tower telescoping  affair
witrh a motor used for raising and lowering the structure.
US Tower sells these ready to raise well over  100 feet high. 
To 100 feet or a bit more, these can be trailer mounted,
which,  as a last resort, could be used in my situation,  as
such,   by definition,  would not be a permanint structure on
my property.  These are free standing,  and require no
guys.

After a couple of years operating under the granted variance
and zoning documents,  my antenna sits most of the time at
45 feet high,  or so.  The neighbors have gotten so used   to
seeing it up and down at various times,  they have lost all track
of the 25 hour bit,  and now they don't even seem to see it any
more.   None of them have any idea  whether the antenna is
at 30  or  45  feet,  nor do they seem to care.  They show no
interest about the occasional weekend when it may be higher
than even that.   The antenna itself seems to have become a
non-issue in the neighborhood,  and the County will never
think about it again until somebody starts complaining;  I
have dealt apparently satisfactorily with all RFI and TVI
issues that have come along.

So,  try a variable height compromise.  It might work,  and
then you will have  better operating  conditions at the times
you would really like to have them.   And of course when the
solar flux comes back up,  I  can have the antenna as high as
it will go thru the night while 10,  15 and 20 are open all night!
For now,  inverted-Vees work great on the low bands at night.

Gook luck with your presentation to the officials.

73 and Mele Kalikimaka (Merry Christmas in Hawaiian),

Jim,  AH6NB


>From barry@w2up.wells.com (barry)  Mon Dec 18 19:45:34 1995
From: barry@w2up.wells.com (barry) (barry)
Subject: RTTY contest questions
Message-ID: <N3LBgD2w165w@w2up.wells.com>

AA4NC@aol.com writes:

> Being a RTTY novice, I have two questions for you digital guru types out
> there:
> 
> 1. I have a PK232 that I've done a little casual RTTY with. Is this TU even
> in the ballpark to be competitive during contest QRM and weak signals (I have
> good filters in my radios, but no DSP)? What do most of the really
> competitive stations use in contests? 
> 
Will, to date I have used a KAM (about equivalent to PK232 for RTTY) with 
a FT-1000. I have won a few contests over the years with it. I am 
thinking about getting a HAL P38, which from reports I've heard, is 
better. Haven't decided yet... 

> 2. Is there still a low power multi -single category in the ARRL RTTY Roundup
> in January? The way the "rules" were written, it didn't specifically mention
> a low power MS, just a general MS category.
> 

Dunno. IMO, ARRL RTTY Roundup sucks, from an East Coast perspective.
73 Barry

--

Barry N. Kutner, W2UP       Internet: barry@w2up.wells.com
Newtown, PA                 Packet Radio: W2UP @ WB3JOE.#EPA.PA.USA.NA
                            Packet Cluster: W2UP >WB2R (FRC)
.......................................................................


>From Larry Schimelpfenig <lschim@mailstorm.dot.gov>  Mon Dec 18 20:39:45 1995
From: Larry Schimelpfenig <lschim@mailstorm.dot.gov> (Larry Schimelpfenig)
Subject: K3JT 10 M contest results
Message-ID: <Pine.SUN.3.91.951218152256.29340C-100000@mailstorm.dot.gov>

Perhaps I haven't played in the 10 meter contest enough, but I would have 
to say that this one was probably a good primer for vhf contesting.  I 
have certainly experienced meteor pings before, but never was in a 
position to use them for communication enhancement.  It didn't take 
long to realize that short calls, abbreviated exchanges, and high speed 
on cw were in order.  I did make several q's that I wasn't sure of.  
Fortunately in a number of cases there were followup meteor bursts, and a 
quick K7SV? was enough to verify a good Q, even if the burst was an hour 
later.  Can anyone tell me of a good primer on vhf contesting?  Perhaps 
someone could provide the necessary hints here on the reflector before 
the 10 meteor contest next year???? 

My propagation to you Terry for the WV mult wasn't by burst, but it sure 
took a lot of calling and antenna twists to get your attention!  
Thanks for hanging in there!

Happy Holidays from Larry K7SV in VA - lschim@mailstorm.dot.gov

for your message Randy, > You were loud in the 160 contest!   The strange
> thing about the meteor propagation was how the
> propagation completely disappeared when the
> meteor fizzled out.   My apology was because the
> station sent their section but I wasn't sure or didn't get it
> the first time.   Then after the meteor fizzled,  there was no
> chance for any propagation.  (>300 db path loss).    I felt bad that I 
> missed their
> state the first time, and did not really catch on to the fact that
> this was meteor progagation.  I guess the operating style for
> meteor is to send very fast and many repeats hoping to complete
> all information before the fizzle.  So, I don't think it was a case of
> the station making a quick QSY but a case of complete loss of
> propagation.   I agree that operators who are too impatient to
> wait to see if you got their exchange OK deserve to lose out if you
> ask for a repeat and they have left the frequency.
> 
> See you in the CQ 160 Contests!                   Terry,   K3JT......
> 


>From floydjr@nr.infi.net (jim floyd)  Mon Dec 18 21:25:50 1995
From: floydjr@nr.infi.net (jim floyd) (jim floyd)
Subject: CQWW CW 95 Score Breakdown Final Posting
Message-ID: <199512182226.RAA16382@moe.infi.net>

CQWW CW 95 SCORE BREAKDOWN

Compiled by
WA4ZXA

Date Posted: 12/18/95
Final Posting

CALL      160         80          40          20          15          10
__________________________________________________________________________

Single/OP/HP

3B8/N6ZZ 0/ 0/ 0   71/22/ 48  644/32/ 77  961/35/102 2208/33/111  354/24/79
K1NG    76/18/55  293/24/ 81  970/37/125 1037/36/129  539/28/109   29/11/19
ZS6EZ   17/ 8/12   78/21/ 47  546/33/ 79  889/34/ 93 1180/34/116  513/26/91
W1KM   100/16/50  758/27/ 86  890/31/ 90 1022/33/100  454/23/ 84    7/ 6/ 6
KC1XX   52/11/32  532/20/ 72 1359/26/ 84  909/30/ 88  648/21/ 74   12/ 6/ 8 
W2SC    84/13/37  454/16/ 66  967/32/102  685/30/ 94  703/26/ 95   10/ 8/10 
N6BV    75/13/37  478/21/ 69  821/30/100  629/32/ 96  864/26/ 92   20/ 8/ 9 
K3ZO    64/14/42  291/22/ 73  849/35/102  978/33/101  437/24/ 99   10/ 4/ 5
GI0KOW 536/15/62  565/16/ 72 1030/32/ 97 1158/28/ 89  363/22/ 77   16/ 6/16
K5ZD    75/13/44  406/18/ 60 1018/32/ 83  925/30/ 87  470/24/ 75   14/ 6/11
KT3Y    40/ 9/ 7  274/19/ 65  787/33/ 99  851/33/103  501/25/ 85   20/11/13
G4BUO  351/15/56  586/21/ 68  778/33/100  648/33/ 94  472/30/ 96   11/ 5/10
KQ2M    42/11/29  343/19/ 74  864/33/ 97  725/32/102  366/25/ 83   14/ 9/12
W6XR/2  30/10/18  377/19/ 69  728/32/100  845/22/ 98  528/25/ 85    8/ 3/ 3 
K4PQL   38/10/28  237/22/ 77  540/31/ 96  847/34/107  352/25/ 80   15/ 9/12
V31UA  246/10/18  443/19/ 41  959/25/ 68  777/28/ 69  935/24/ 63    7/ 5/ 4
G0IVZ  240/10/46  759/21/ 69  699/30/ 78  676/28/ 77  290/20/ 71   20/ 9/16
K0KX    90/19/55  217/26/ 71  477/34/101  582/31/ 99  115/23/ 63   22/ 8/ 9
OH6WZ  223/14/56  387/21/ 72  516/30/ 92  798/33/ 93  253/27/ 87   14/ 4/ 9
K5GO    62/16/39   87/19/ 51  439/35/ 99  661/32/ 98  170/26/ 72   40/11/15
K2PS     9/ 4/ 8  133/15/ 55  200/30/ 83  623/29/ 91  509/26/ 87    8/ 5/ 5
W7RM    42/13/22  112/20/ 39  655/32/ 76  534/38/ 95  139/23/ 39    9/ 5/ 3
W1IHN   18/ 7/12   80/12/ 42  232/28/ 82  606/34/112  331/23/ 80    8/ 5/ 4
K9MA    44/11/23  139/22/ 57  150/26/ 69  625/31/101  188/26/ 70   20/ 8/ 9
W2VJN   20/13/14  132/21/ 33  504/33/ 76  430/36/ 92   62/23/ 34    5/ 3/ 3
WB0O    49/14/26  247/25/ 68  198/34/ 84  304/30/ 94  113/24/ 53   17/ 6/ 8
VK5GN    0/ 0/ 0   19/10/ 15  252/18/ 25  135/17/ 19  618/21/ 56   79/ 5/ 6
WR3O    22/10/15   43/12/ 30  131/26/ 66  269/28/ 84  114/23/ 61    9/ 7/ 8
NS0B    21/ 8/10   59/14/ 39  142/28/ 67  156/30/ 81   62/19/ 35    2/ 2/ 2

Single/OP/LP

WP2AHW  41/ 5/10   95/11/ 16 1378/25/ 70 1290/27/ 76 1390/20/ 74   16/10/12
K2SG    14/ 7/ 8   75/14/ 45  417/29/ 92  509/28/ 86  477/24/ 81   19/ 7/11
K7SV    31/14/24   71/15/ 47  183/30/ 83  597/35/105  220/26/ 86   33/12/19
N2BA    23/17/18   67/13/ 42  185/27/ 83  480/29/ 96  330/24/ 78   10/ 5/ 6
9V1YC    0/ 0/ 0   11/ 9/ 10  396/28/ 55  514/32/ 70  556/28/ 84    7/ 6/ 7
VE1AZN   1/ 1/ 1  159/ 9/ 26  242/20/ 59  503/26/ 79  320/21/ 68    1/ 1/ 1
G3SWH  110/ 7/44  337/12/ 58  278/22/ 74  383/19/ 68  190/18/ 47    2/ 2/ 2
K6OY    14/10/10  127/27/ 57  426/34/106  118/27/ 45   34/14/ 17    5/ 5/ 5
G0DEZ   27/ 2/19  272/10/ 49  339/20/ 54  258/18/ 42  154/18/ 31    2/ 2/ 2
GENKS   60/7/ 31  158/10/ 43  181/18/ 53  250/17/ 51  164/17/ 30    2/ 1/ 2
KB8N     0/ 0/ 0   44/14/ 24  122/21/ 50  120/23/ 56   57/16/ 32    1/ 1/ 1
K1TN     0/ 0/ 0   23/ 9/ 16   66/15/ 46  113/20/ 65  104/16/ 54    1/ 1/ 1
AA3JU    4/ 2/ 3   24/ 9/ 23   43/14/ 36   78/25/ 66   75/20/ 58    8/ 5/ 7
WB0OLA   0/ 0/ 0   18/ 8/ 10   12/ 8/ 10  154/23/ 68   33/15/ 28    3/ 3/ 2

Single/OP/HP/Assisted

W2SC    84/12/45  454/16/ 66  967/32/102  685/30/ 94  703/26/ 95   10/ 8/10
K3WW   109/17/67  240/20/ 78  552/34/113  884/35/123  513/27/106   19/11/18
K2WK    71/15/49  195/15/ 72  681/34/108  918/36/127  488/28/104   10/ 6/ 6
K2TW    81/18/61  185/21/ 76  627/36/117  853/36/124  343/26/101   21/11/16
G3ZEM  372/18/65  634/23/ 87  531/32/104  895/30/ 93  262/30/ 89    8/ 5/ 7
K5GN    63/16/38  183/23/ 66  820/33/ 99  423/38/109  479/29/ 98   55/16/22
K1VR    69/12/45  193/19/ 74  632/33/108  486/33/106  356/25/ 91    5/ 5/ 4
N3RR    70/16/51   79/16/ 60  325/35/105  564/38/124  256/27/ 94   34/12/21
SM3JLA  39/ 8/32  433/21/ 78  629/36/101  316/22/ 64  188/24/ 76    1/ 1/ 1
KR0Y    50/14/41   93/22/ 67  278/35/103  213/34/105  156/31/ 92   20/12/17
WZ6Z    14/10/11   97/26/ 43  328/31/100  393/32/109   79/21/ 47    8/ 7/ 7
N1CC/2   4/ 2/ 2   78/12/ 45   47/14/ 36  484/33/107  330/24/ 79    8/ 7/ 8
S56A    68/ 4/32  172/14/ 57  198/29/ 81  372/34/ 95  191/34/ 74    4/ 2/ 4
WB2DND  54/12/35  110/15/ 53  172/27/ 79  205/28/ 87  147/23/ 76   15/ 8/13
W1BIH   42/11/30   80/18/ 49  124/27/ 82  197/34/108  160/27/ 92   10/ 7/ 9
SM5IMO  10/ 2/10  421/25/ 83  303/29/ 74  290/21/ 46  116/19/ 48    2/ 2/ 2
K0LUZ    0/ 0/ 0   50/11/ 35  108/18/ 60  282/29/ 92  317/28/ 86   13/ 9/ 9
KM0L    12/ 8/ 7   63/13/ 31  130/25/ 55  411/31/ 92  134/24/ 56    8/ 5/ 5
WE1F     0/ 0/ 0   83/10/ 42   89/17/ 49  289/20/ 62  141/ 9/ 39    0/ 0/ 0
K1FWF   31/11/25   22/ 6/ 18   62/26/ 48   77/27/ 77   72/22/ 56    8/ 6/ 7
KB8R    20/ 1/ 2   26/ 9/ 17   52/12/ 34  101/20/ 60   28/13/ 21    2/ 1/ 1

Single/OP/LP/Assisted

G5LP     0/ 0/ 0  520/20/ 77  335/29/ 98  212/22/ 67  153/26/ 77    4/ 4/ 4 
N0AX    16/ 9/ 8   80/16/ 23  140/26/ 63  254/33/ 85  105/20/ 53   14/ 8/ 6
WA0RJY  10/ 5/ 4   49/14/ 16   86/22/ 43  269/33/ 77  116/22/ 44    9/ 5/ 4
K7NPN    4/ 3/ 3   18/ 9/ 11   75/24/ 33  156/27/ 49   88/20/ 42    7/ 4/ 3
W9SZ     0/ 0/ 0   51/12/ 29   58/18/ 44   43/17/ 38   17/11/ 15    0/ 0/ 0

Single/OP/QRP

DL2HBX 110/ 5/41  238/10/ 53  243/17/ 66  254/26/ 59  179/26/ 59    6/ 3/ 5

Multi/Single

HC8N   432/14/47  725/24/ 79 1806/36/115 2192/37/120 1891/29/104  432/19/42
VP2MDE  98/16/51  536/23/ 85 2271/30/113 1731/35/124 1353/29/104   24/14/22
4M5X   196/16/47  490/24/ 95 2196/36/115 1249/32/110 1756/31/107  126/15/30
NL7G   426/19 27  782/28/ 55 2225/37/107 3058/39/117 1543/28/ 66   53/ 8/ 7
K1AR    98/21/74  634/28/103 1540/39/138 1209/37/139  745/29/118   22/12/21
6D2X    96/14/34  260/24/ 65 2208/36/121 1526/34/117 1356/32/ 98   33/13/26
N3RS    64/17/62  308/24/ 85 1439/39/135  960/39/149  768/28/122   30/13/28
N2NU   128/20/71  525/28/ 93 1134/39/131 1242/39/147  426/28/113   33/15/32
K1DG    98/19/63  566/28/ 96 1124/37/130 1006/37/134  732/30/117   23/11/23
K8AZ    58/17/60  349/26/ 94  996/39/129 1330/39/142  424/28/112   29/11/22
K1ZZ    80/17/60  316/28/ 93  830/35/119 1257/37/136  468/29/116   27/13/27
VA9DH  338/16/54 1028/20/ 73 1212/32/107 1320/27/102  297/24/ 80   11/ 7/10
ZF2RF  151/ 9/14  505/16/ 42 1975/26/ 83 1817/29/ 77 1397/23/ 73   18/ 8/ 9
VS6WO    0/ 0/ 0  385/21/ 53 1584/30/ 87 1435/37/ 95  903/22/ 69   76/10/14
OZ5W   562/15/57 1173/23/ 81  311/32/102 1230/34/ 92  574/34/100   21/ 8/15
N2IC/0  63/16/46  119/24/ 46  883/37/108 1230/38/128  180/27/ 83   21/10/15
KS9K    74/17/55  166/23/ 87  605/38/125  925/37/139  306/28/106   30/12/23
WD8LLD 103/17/63  136/27/ 83  533/36/121 1032/37/136  241/27/101   24/12/18
N4ZC    56/18/53  299/25/ 86  429/35/121  717/39/140  443/27/109   26/14/24
NC0P    73/19/62  441/26/ 84  474/36/105 1034/36/126  153/25/ 85   24/11/19
EI7M   358/11/52  562/17/ 70  794/31/103 1272/31/ 87  428/27/ 93   14/ 9/12
OH7M   182/23/76  500/28/ 95 1079/38/121  909/35/107  239/30/ 94    6/ 5/ 6
AG6D    11/ 9/ 9  199/26/ 46  673/37/106  619/37/115  192/28/ 60    7/ 6/ 6
W0CP    45/15/31   67/23/ 51  589/34/101  667/38/118  117/27/ 73   15/ 6/ 7
DK0UB   84/ 5/43  623/17/ 73  398/35/106  705/30/ 85  203/30/ 77    8/ 5/ 8
PI4CC  271/11/53  466/18/ 64  633/28/ 87  695/27/ 72  192/26/ 59    3/ 3/ 3
PI4ZLD 342/12/59  650/16/ 61  411/31/ 96  436/23/ 71  171/24/ 71    9/ 6/ 9
T99MT  109/ 5/31  604/17/ 65  613/23/ 74  593/23/ 67  309/28/ 64    2/ 2/ 2
PI4TUE  87/ 6/27  280/13/ 49  315/28/ 74  594/25/ 70  288/26/ 65    9/ 5/ 7
GS4TMS 443/15/55  474/15/ 49  262/17/ 56  714/21/ 49  113/14/ 34    1/ 1/ 1
K8DO     0/ 0/ 0  111/14/ 45  364/28/ 64  535/28/ 75   94/22/ 45   13/ 6/ 4
ES5MC/W7 11/6/ 5  188/18/ 26  204/25/ 54  468/32/ 84  121/19/ 40   17/ 5/ 6

Multi/Multi

TY5A    95/14/47  871/24/ 83 2243/33/109 3654/38/132 3010/35/126  335/19/66
VP5F0C 574/12/41 1649/28/ 92 2192/31/ 99 2840/37/117 2317/29/ 82  107/12/
N2RM   273/21/74  797/28/106 1862/39/139 1898/38/152 1055/29/123  100/14/29
W3LPL  254/21/74  868/30/104 1605/39/136 1999/40/154  932/31/125  168/19/37
K3LR   298/22/75  732/31/109 1494/39/138 1979/39/159  921/30/122  123/15/31
K1KI   364/21/78  750/27/ 99 1805/38/138 1554/38/143  980/29/120  100/16/29
NL7G   426/19/27  782/28/ 55 2225/37/107 3058/39/117 1543/28/ 66   30/13/28
KY1H   202/20/70  671/28/ 95 1228/37/127 1705/38/139  842/27/113  100/15/29
GX0AAA 652/19/73 1354/28/100 1484/37/124 1781/36/113  945/34/115   41/10/25
KY3N   230/21/72  334/24/ 88 1448/39/140 1134/38/130  749/29/114   51/14/25
WH6R   186/ 8/ 8  699/24/ 32 1332/36/ 91 1488/38/ 87 1735/31/ 87  115/12/20
PI4COM 509/12/60 1277/27/ 96 1501/39/134 1340/37/111  720/32/106   71/ 8/24
K4UX/0 247/17/56  284/27/ 80 1421/35/114 1527/38/134  394/30/ 97   77/12/23
W1CW    65/15/42  190/23/ 82  984/33/119 1337/35/128  899/31/122   73/13/22
ZM2K    10/ 7/ 7  199/23/ 42 1239/31/ 85  641/30/ 86 2157/28/ 78   56/15/13
K3ANS  274/20/72  265/21/ 82  588/37/120  726/35/125  796/28/119   50/10/24
W0AIH  183/19/65  243/25/ 83  864/37/119 1162/37/137  417/30/103   41/ 9/15
W9KDX  117/19/52  390/29/ 94  527/35/103 1030/36/123  236/26/ 86   72/15/24
W6BA    70/16/36  194/30/ 66  762/38/106  942/40/131  382/31/ 79   15/10/11
NQ4I    83/17/53  183/25/ 77  967/35/120  835/35/109  287/24/ 85   62/11/17
W4MYA   88/16/53  138/16/ 58  667/35/113  613/37/118  386/27/ 94    25/7/11
K7FT    38/10/12  116/18/ 37  331/32/ 60  461/33/ 87  164/25/ 52    20/7/ 5
N3ADL    0/ 0/ 0   11/ 5/ 10  126/27/ 74  110/28/ 76   96/20/ 68     9/5/ 8
 
***********************************************************************


73's Jim // WA4ZXZ  @N4ZC  <> floydjr@nr.infi.net



>From floydjr@nr.infi.net (jim floyd)  Mon Dec 18 21:26:00 1995
From: floydjr@nr.infi.net (jim floyd) (jim floyd)
Subject: CQWW CW 95 Scores Final Posting
Message-ID: <199512182226.RAA16437@moe.infi.net>

CQWW CW 1995 RAW SCORES
Compiled by
WA4ZXA

Date Posted: 12/18/95
Final Posting

CLASS          HRS     SCORE       QSO'S      PTS       Z       DX
_________________________________________________________________

Single/OP/High Power/Unassisted

EA8EA              12,400,000
PY0FF              10,461,000      5903               152      446
ZD8Z                9,000,000
C4A                 7,800,000      5025               135      421
9Y4H                7,400,000
3B8/N6ZZ (N6ZZ)     7,062,835      4238     12545     146      417
K1NG (KI1G)         5,726,112      2944               154      518
ZS6EZ               5,628,150      3221      9475     156      438
W1KM                5,200,000      3231               136      416
VE3EJ               5,000,000      3596               146      408
KC1XX               4,859,129      3512               114      358
W2SC                4,514,022      2903               125      412
N6BV                4,400,000      2887               130      403
K3ZO                4,190,456      2629               132      422
GI9KOW (GI0NWG)     4,100,000      3668               119      413
K5ZD (KM3T)         4,000,000      2908               123      360
7Z5OO (K3UOC)       3,904,810      3174      8582     118      337
KT3Y                3,700,000      2473               130      392
G4BUO               3,600,000      2846               137      424
KQ2M                3,600,000      2354               129      397
W6XR/2 (N6TV)       3,528,360      2516               122      373
K5GN                3,300,000      2064               156      432
K0RF           46   3,300,000      2114               144      402
W9RE                3,200,000      2068               137      416
W1WEF               3,162,000      2203               120      380
K4PQL               3,077,145      2029      5795     131      400
V31AU (KT6V)        2,829,310      3359      7565     111      263   
N6AR                2,800,000      1702               147      434
G3KDB               2,400,000      2183               121      348
G0IVZ               2,300,000      2684               118      357
K0KX                2,299,913      1503               141      398
OH6WZ               2,216,022      2191               129      409
K5GO                2,022,246      1459               139      374
K2PS                1,876,392      1482               109      329
W7RM (AA7NX)   42   1,654,020      1491      4084     131      274
W1IHN          31   1,586,277      1275      3597     109      332
K9MA           40   1,460,019      1166      3223     124      329
AB6FO               1,443,000      1437      3848     123      252
W2VJN               1,219,962      1153      3202     129      252
K7UP (KN5H)    40   1,219,129      1046      2924     129      288
N7ML                1,200,000      1209               120      259
WB0O                1,197,620       928               133      333
VY1JA                 687,610      1618                73      117
VK5GN          26     611,000      1100                71      121
WR3O                  572,390       588      1547     106      264
K9WIE          18     422,268       502      1371      83      225
NS0B                  399,655       442      1193     101      234
NT7E                  258,250       374      1033      83      167
K6XO           15     230,607       389      1053      79      140
W6RCL          14     209,532       355       919      81      147
AE0M           20     117,990       337       855      55       83

Single/OP/Low Power/Unassisted

WP2AHW (WD5N)       3,630,844      4210     10199      98      258
K2SG                1,882,224      1511               109      323
K7SV           45   1,652,176      1175               132      364
KR2Q                1,616,796      1252               117      346
AC1O           38   1,338,735      1029      2879     121      344
N2BA           24   1,329,796      1095      3107     105      323
9V1YC               1,042,272      1484      3168     103      226
VE1AZN                941,304      1226      3017      78      234
K2PH           22     903,062       811               100      298
G3SWH                 861,000      1300                80      293
WA0QOA         36     744,662       772      2146      87      260
K6OY                  719,355       724               117      240
KX3Y           32     689,017       658               101      282
WA6KUI         40     629,031       616      1651     109      272
G0DEZ                 521,000      1053                70      197
G3NKS                 466,000       815                70      210
WA2SRQ         14     442,000       566                78      200
AA0SQ                 367,319       479                94      195
KB8N                  208,120       344                75      163
K1TN            8     201,447       307       829      61      182
KK5EP                 165,000       313       825      66      134
AA3JU                 159,192       232       594      75      193
GM0IIO                100,305       375       743      38       97
WB0OLA         19      98,000       220       560      57      118
WA7VNI         23      82,337       224       601      56       81
VE6FR                  79,834       184       446      67      112
WA6BXH                 53,406       150       387      56       82


Single/OP/HP/Assisted

K3WW                4,326,234      2317      6666     144      505
K2WK           33   4,083,000      2363      6805     134      466
K2TW           33   3,894,008      2110      6056     148      495
G3ZEM               3,370,000      2702               138      445
K5GN                3,287,200      2023      5600     155      432
K1VR           33   2,755,575      1741      4965     127      428
KE2PF          40   2,464,020      1484               136      449
N3RR           31   2,225,285      1328      3715     144      455
VS6BG          29   1,586,769      2063               123      260
SM3JLA              1,369,264      1606      2951     112      352
KR0Y                1,275,000       810               148      425
WZ6Z                1,165,710       919               138      317
KG4W           26   1,010,691       839               113      338
N1CC/2         20   1,001,835       951      2715      92      2772
KF2O                1,000,000       710               129      389
S56A                  972,900      1012      2115     117      343
K3SA                  943,068       804      2289     106      306
WB2DND                900,600       703               113      343
W1BIH          22     842,764       613               124      370
SM5IMO                821,997      1142      2277      98      263
N4ZR           24     722,384       700                93      275
KM0L           23     707,872       758      2011     106      246
K2DB           20     682,100       671               100      280
W6QHS          18     465,633       440               116      273
WE1F                  432,016       602      1742      56      192
K1FWF                 223,916       272                97      211
AA3JU                 159,192       232       594      75      193
KB2R                  100,084       211       524      56      135
N2MZH                 104,800       204       524      62      138
WA1G                   76,608       171       448      55      116
WQ5G                   70,089       141       383      65      118
N7IXG                  21,658       101       238      41       50

Single/OP/LP/Assisted

G5LP                  937,000      1224               101      323
K0LUZ          22     815,828       770      2164      95      282
N0AX                  562,100       611               112      238
WA0RJY         37     414,426       539               101      188
K7NPN          32     205,428       348       901      87      141
W9SZ            7      82,800       169       450      58      126

Single/OP/QRP

DL2HBX (DL0IU) 42     757,390      1030      2047      87      283 
7Z1AB (SM5CCT)         89,112       213       564      45      113

Single Band

10M
KE5FI HP/UN             5,203        59                17       26
N4BP HP                 3,060        83       102      11       19
W2HG           15       2,744        70        98      10       18


15M
ZS6NW                 528,454      1347                30      101
S50A HP               406,159      1128      2587      38      119
K5MR                  250,000       664                33      112
G4ODV                 236,000       683                33      110 
KJ6HO LP       22      51,152       212       556      27       65
OH0NLP                 44,832       244                26       70
AA4GA LP               39,618       156       426      25       68   


20M
9M6NA          30   1,160,250      2317      6825      39      131
VE6JY (VE6WQ)  33   1,043,680      2310      5930      39      137
HZ1AB (SM0CXU)        848,426      1887      5111      36      130
K2SS/1         26     788,594      1641                35      128
WF3T HP/A      33     537,257      1166      3337      36      125
NB6G @W6GO     39     486,180      1058      2890      39      123
GM3WOJ                246,000       876                36      105
EI6FR LP              223,000      1014                28       94
SL0CB (SM0AJV)        146,072       545      1178      32       93
SM3KOR          5      44,486       334       767      16       42

40M
SP7GIQ              1,000,395      2567      6063      37      128
S56M HP               901,000      2465                38      128
AP2MY (N9NC)HP        836,171      2407                33      100
S57AL HP              780,000      2200                37      128
W0UN (W0UA)HP/U       692,098      1510                37      126
W6GO (N6IG)HP  35     639,496      1421      3784      39      130
AA4NC HP       30     525,000      1228                35      118
N7DD (NJ6D)HP         432,673      1047                37      108
GM4FDM                340,764      1475                35      111
K0OD                  223,000       553                37      109
N9AU HP/A             150,000       358                37      114
KN6EL HP/A            113,640       329       947      35       85
DL4YAO HP              66,231       321       669      28       71
G3RTE                  51,000       207                33       88

VK1FF LP              213,226       618      1807      31       87
KA4RRU LP             108,000       320                32       93
WA5JWU LP      15      29,963       135       361      22       61
K9GS LP/U              25,187       109       283      25       64  


80M
ON4UN                 664,938      2280      4346      35      118
SN3A (SP3HLM)         651,300      2090                38      127
OH3BZY HP             366,360      1383      2580      35      107
W1MK                  362,000      1072                26      292
G4FAM                 253,375      1165      2027      25      100
S50D (S57AD)          217,648      1158      1784      26       96
OH1TN HP       25     173,030       835                28      102
OH1KAG HP/A            90,000       766                19       75
WA4SVO                 75,000       284                21       84
PA0RCT LP      37      66,082       753       893      12       62
OH2LU                  58,805       461                17       78
OH0LQK LP              58,110       597                15       63
G0LII                  54,000       543                14       63
AA9AX LP               11,284        82                13       39

160M
OH0MEP HP             260,000      1503                24       84
SP5GRM                232,680      1122      1939      26       94
G3XTT                 137,600       880                22       78
WB9Z                  109,247       362                23       84
GM3YOR                 89,000       602                18       62
T94ON LP               87,612       830                12       72
SM3BDZ                 77,657       574       983      17       62
OZ1AXG                 67,140       641       746      17       73
W0ZV           18      65,142       238       658      22       77
AA8U A                 64,000       331                22       74
AB4RU                  33,000       133                21       68
AA6TT HP               14,760        96                17       43
NI6T                    6,600        60                17       27

Multi/Single

HC8N (WORLD REC)   14,700,000      7440               159      507
4M5X               11,658,444      5986     17718     154      504
VP2MDE              9,976,824      6013     15444     147      499
K1AR (USA REC)      9,400,000      4248               156      593
6D2X                7,812,960      5479     12704     153      461
N3RS                7,615,146      3563     10263     161      581
N2NU                7,500,000      3488               169      587
N1DG                7,400,000      3549               162      562
K8AZ                6,500,000      3196               160      559
K1ZZ                6,115,230      2979      8613     159      551
VA9DH               5,932,896      4206               126      426
TM9C                5,800,000      4100
ZF2RF               5,730,499      5863     14011     111      298
SN2B                5,672,828      3706                32      127
TM2Y                4,800,000      3400
VS6WO               4,667,766      4383     10657     120      318
OZ5W                4,653,864      3871      7848     146      447
N2IC/0              4,166,000      2496               152      444
KS9K                4,005,450      2106      5805     155      535
WD8LLD              3,964,944      2069               156      522
WD8LLD              3,900,000      2038               156      522
N4ZC                3,823,303      1970               158      533
NC0P           48   3,760,888      2199               153      481
EI7M                3,724,624      3248               126      416
WX0B                3,630,000
K1KP                3,600,000      2083               145      473
GB5WW               3,500,000      3034               138      445
OH7M                3,465,028      2915      5266     159      499
K1RX                3,400,000      1913               150      478
KB1H                2,800,000      1756               135      444
KS1G                2,400,000      1807               135      378
AG6D                2,288,715      1701      4719     143      342
W3GG                2,240,760      1391               132      436
W0CP                2,150,496      1500      4104     143      381
DK0UB               2,021,562      2021      3933     122      392
PI4CC               1,923,064      2260      4264     113      338
PI4ZLD              1,772,779      2019      3701     112      367
T99MT               1,636,400      2230      4091      97      303
K8JP                1,400,000      1139               117      343
PI4TUE              1,333,520      1573      3376     103      292
KT1O                1,100,000      1045               101      311
GS4TMS              1,100,000      2006                82      243
K8DO                1,004,585      1117      3035      98      233
ES5MC/W7              777,280      1009      2429     105      215
 
Multi/Multi

TY5A               22,032,648     10208     30348     163      563
TK2C               15,902,523     10390     19417     183      636
VP5FOC             13,625,472      9679               149      443
N2RM               13,421,232      5985     16946     169      623
W3LPL              13,000,000      5826               180      635
K3LR               12.606,995      5550     15545     176      635
K1KI               12,020,240      5553     15490     169      607
NL7G               10,700,000      8087               159      379
KY1H                9,600,000      4748               165      573
GX0AAA              9,200,000      6257               164      550
KY3N                8,233,278      3946               165      569
WH6R                7,746,582      5555     16343     149      325
PI4COM              7,278,460      5418     10610     155      531
K4VX/0              6,855,420      3950     10340     159      504
W1CW                6,384,665      3548      9601     150      515
ZM2K                5,592,315      4302               134      311
K3ANS               5,206,509      2699      7513     151      542
W0AIH               5,100,000      2910               157      522
K2LE                4,500,000      3006               151      501
W9KDX               4,251,324      2372               160      482
W6BA                3,994,056      2365      6724     165      429
NQ4I           30   3,895,456      2417               147      461
W4MYA          35   3,144,375      1917      5375     138      447
K3DI           28   1,236,852      1047               107      316       
K7FR                1,047,438      1130      2771     125      253
N3ADL          15     307,197       352       957      85      236


********************************************************************

OPERATORS LIST

Single Ops are listed by the call of the station they operated:
Staion Call (Operator's Call)

STAION          OPERATORS

Multi/Single

W0CP        K9AY,K9RHY,WY0J,W0CP
PI4ZLD      PA3BTH,PE3EOB,PA3GCU,DF6TC
TM9C        F5IN,F5LGE,F6ARC,F6DZS,F6FVY,F5SNJ
N2IC/0      N2IC,NQ0I,N2PNG        
NC0P        NC0P,KF0H,W0OV,WA0FLS,WD0GVY,WR0G
OH7M        OH6LNI,OH7KIR,OH7LTK,OH7MHL,OH7MS,OH7WV,OH4LYX
KS9K        KS9K,WE9V,N0BSH,N9XX,NB9C,W9XT
K1ZZ        K1ZZ,AA2Z
W3GG        W3GG,AA3KX,WD3I
6D2X        K5NU,K5TSQ/XE2TSQ,W5VX,WB5VZL,XE2KB,XE2XDX,XE2YNS
AG6D        AG6D,K2MM,N4TQO,NF6S
VS6WO       VS6WO,VR2NR,VR2EY
K1AR        K1AR,K1EA,K1GQ,KM9P,K5ZD
HC8N        WN4KNN,WX3N,AG9A
VP2MDE      KG5A,N5DU,N5RP,W5ASP
N3RS        N3ED,KY2T,N3RD,N3RS
DK0UB       DK7FP,DL1EFD,DL1EFO,DL1EKA,DL9XY
VA9DH       K2NJ/VE9NJ,WA2ASM,AK4L/VE1RM,VE9DH,VE9DX,VE9WH
4M5X        WM2C,WS4E,K0PP,KE7X,WX9E
TM2Y        F6BEE,B6FGZ,G0JFX,G4WVX
K8DO        K8DO,KB8NNV,KY8I
EI7M        EI3DP,EI4BZ,EI4HQ,EI5HB,EI6BT,EI6CF,EI9HC
T99MT       T94EU,T94NF,T94TF,T94TU
WX0B        WX0B,W5XJ,NA5Q,WB5B,N4GYP,AB5QY,KN5E
WD8LLD      KU8E,AF8A,N8ARD,WB8WTS,N9AG,WD8LLD
PI4TUE      PA3GFE,PA3EZL
N4ZC        N4ZC,K2SD,WZ3Q,KE4EW,KI4HN,W5VMN
ZF2RF       K4UVT(ZF2RD),K9LA(ZF2AY),N8SR(ZF2RR)

Multi/Multi

K7FR        K7FR,K7MM,KW1K,W7WMO,KA7EKL,WB7UPU
N2RM        N2RM,WT3Q,K8GL,KA2AEV,KZ2S,N2NT,WZIR,N2AA,W2RQ,KR2J,
            N2BCC,W2GMA,WM2H
NQ4I        NQ4I,KY2P,K2UFT
PI4COM      PA3ALP,PA3BWD,PA3CAL,PA3DMH,PA3ERC,PA3EWP,PA3FQA,
            PA3GBQ,PB0AIC,IK4SXJ
KY3N        KY3N,W8FJ,WB3FIZ,WU3M,W3FV,WN3K,N3ARK
K1KI        K1CC,K1KI,K1TO,KC1SJ,KG1D,KM1P,W1OD,W1RM,KF2FB,NJ2L,K5FUV
W9KDX       W9KDX,K9RN,KD5PJ,KF9LB,WA9YYY,AA9LX,KS9W
W1CW        W1CW,K1ZX,WC4E,G4BKI,WB4BBH,K7UPT,AD4VH,N1EE
WH6R        AH6JF,K9VV,KH6IFN,KH6XT,N6VI,WH6R
K3DI        K3DI,WD4IEH
VP5FOC      KW8N,N9DX,W0CG,WD8AUB,W9EFL,W9VNE
NL7G        NL7G,KL7Y,KL7PJ,N7DF,NL7GP,WL7E,K0MVL,KL7VJ,KL7U
ZM2K        ZL2BA,ZL2DX,ZL4SS,ZL2AGY,ZL2AHC,ZL1AIH,ZL2BSJ,ZL2IR
TK2C        DF9LJ,UA2FM,UA2FJ,DL4RDJ,TK5NN,TK5EP,DL6RAI,DL2NBU
TY5A        GM3YTS,K5VT,KC7V,N7BG,G3SXW
W0AIH       W0AIH,KA9FOX,AA90C,N9CKC,AA9BJ,AA9D,AI0Y,ND9O,WW0J,
            KS0T,KM0O,WA0RBW,K0TG,W0UC,K0FVF
W6BA        W6BA,N6AW,NF6H,KC6CNV,W6KP,K6HMS
OZ5W        OZ1DOQ,OZ1FTU,OZ1KRF,OZ3W

*********************************************************************

This is the final posting. It has been great doing the scores and look
forward to doing them for ARRL DX. Please remember one thing when sending
me scores and that is to spell your class entirely. I mean single/op/hp is
fine but did you use packet. If you do not mind put your scores at the very
top of your email and then your comments. As many as I am doing I just do
not have to time to dig them all out. Just some thoughts to hope the next
ones will even be better. 

Remember these scores are yours. If they do not look right then it is 
the person who sent them. I change nothing that is sent to me. All 
scores are put in the CLASS THAT THE OPERATOR SUBMITS. If no power is
given then you are put in the HP class. 

REMEMBER THESE ARE NOT OFFICAL RESULTS! THIS IS NOT WHERE YOU SEND
YOUR LOGS! Just do not want anyone to be confused. 

You might want to double check some of the scores on here and the 
breakdown sheet. People are starting to send me their updated logs
and I am changing them.

I hope everyone understands that the top three classes are All Band. 
If there are anyother questions feel free to email me. You can join
the pileup. I wish I could have started a run like this during the 
contest.

73's Jim 

Amateur Call: WA4ZXA
       Email: floydjr@nr.infi.net
 Packet Node: N4ZC


>From w7ni@teleport.com (Stan Griffiths)  Mon Dec 18 22:32:06 1995
From: w7ni@teleport.com (Stan Griffiths) (Stan Griffiths)
Subject: This Hobby is getting expensive...
Message-ID: <199512182232.OAA10124@desiree.teleport.com>

KP4XS said:

>  HI OMs!
>       This hobby sure is costing me money.
snip
>       More expenses-
>      I hadn't spoken to my next door neighbor for awhile so in the 
>spirit of Christmas I decided to scoot over to his yard and say hi.
> After the customary greetings he asked me the one question I had hoped
>he would never ask. "Do you own a CB?" 
snip
> "I hear interference on my cordless phone" he said. Those damn ,piece 
>of crap, cordless phones! (snip) I would 
>try to come up with a solution. I have. I will spend 150 dollars more 
>of my hard earned money and buy him a 900 MHz spread spectrum type 
>cordless phone.

NO!  Please DON'T do that!  You are training him and all of his friends and
acquaintances that hams are OBLIGATED to do that for them too.

> This will solve the problem for him but create a problem for me.

It also creates one for me and all other hams.  Thanks a lot.

>What if his wide screen projection TV has problems next?

Exactly.  So why would you do it?  If his cordless phone is like all others
I have seen, it is stamped right into the plastic case that his phone has to
endure all of the interference it gets.  If we don't, as a group, stick
firmly to that, we will all have to do as you have done and buy phones for
our neighbors.  Think of the poor ham that lives in an apartment complex
with 100 close neighbors . . . all with cordless phones.

>   This hobby is getting expensive.    Merry Christmas and HNY de Ken 
>KP4XS
>  P.S. I suppose there really is nothing that can be done for the 
>tick,tick,tick?

There are ways to filter fence chargers.  Somebody on this reflector will
have solved that problem, I'm sure.

Stan  W7NI@teleport.com


>From Larry Tyree <tree@cmicro.com>  Mon Dec 18 22:51:22 1995
From: Larry Tyree <tree@cmicro.com> (Larry Tyree)
Subject: SprINT reminder
Message-ID: <199512182251.OAA01523@cascade.cmicro.com>

                     NINTH INTERNET CW SPRINT CONTEST

Contest period: 02:00:00Z to 04:00:00Z on Thursday December 28th UTC.  This
       is Wednesday evening in the USA.

Bands: 80 and 40 meters only (this is a real radio contest, no internet).
       Suggested frequencies are 3530-3550 and 7030-7050. 

Max power output: 150 watts at transmitter output connector.

Exchange: Consecutive QSO number (starting with one), name and state
          or province or DXCC country (if outside W/VE).  The name for
          the first QSO is your name.  For every QSO afterwards, the name
          you send is the name you received in the previous QSO.

Call: CQ INT

The standard sprint QSY rule must be followed.  This means that if you
solict a QSO (ie: with CQ or QRZ), after completing the QSO, you must
QSY at least 1 kHz before calling another station, or 5 kHz before
solicting another QSO.

Both callsigns must be sent during the exchange.  Only one signal at a
time please and all QSOs are to take place on CW.  All information
submitted must have been decoded during the contest.  The use of post
contest detection or verification techniques or systems is not allowed.
Also, do not make round robin type QSOs.  It will be very easy to spot
these with the names floating around.  A round robin QSO is one where
you should QSY, but instead hang around to work the station who is
QSOing the station you gave the frequency to.

You may work the same station multiple times provided they are separated
by at least 3 other QSOs in both logs (regardless of band).  For example,
if WN4KKN works N6TR, KKN must work at least 3 other stations before he
can work TR again.  TR must also work 3 stations before working KKN 
again.  Changing bands does not eliminate the three QSO requirement.  
The three QSOs must not be dupes themselves.

You must not work the same station or stations using any kind of schedule
or system.  It is the intent of the dupe rule to make sure we don't run out
of stations to work.  It is NOT the intent of this rule for you to change how
you would operate the contest if dupes were not allowed.  If, in the log
checkers opinion, you have not lived up to the intent of this rule, your
log will be disqualified!!

Total score is the number of contacts you make.  Any QSO found to be
defective in anyway will be removed from both logs (yes, if someone
miscopies your exchange, you won't get credit for the QSO, so QRS a
bit!!).

Please refrain from using vulgar or inappropriate names.  If you receive
one of these names, feel free to either edit it or replace it with your
starting name.  Make sure to make a note in your log so we know what you did.
Injecting the contest with an inappropriate name (in the log checker's
opinion) will result in a 1000 point penalty per occurrence.  Examples of
inappropriate names may be found on MTV and generally start with the
letter "B".

Additional penalties will be assessed to people who work a significant number
of QSOs, but don't turn a log in.  They will be given minus one point
for each QSO that we can verify actually occurred.

Logs must be sent in ASCII format via internet to n6tr@cmicro.com within
72 hours of the end of the contest.  Figuring out how to send in your
log on the internet is PART OF THE CONTEST.  If you need help, we will
try to assist the best we can.  

Logs must show the band, time, station worked, number sent, number received,
name received and QTH received for each QSO.  Also, please tell me the
name you start the contest with.  We will assume the name you send is the
name received on your previous QSO, so you don't have to show that.

Results will be publised on CQ-CONTEST within 2 weeks of the contest.  Logs
are checked using the K2MM LogZap software system.  All checked logs will 
be made available by FTP except for those requested by the submitter to
be kept private.  Decisions of the judging committe are final and arbitrary.  

Good luck, tell a friend and HAVE FUN!!

Tree N6TR
tree@cmicro.com


>From Larry Tyree <tree@cmicro.com>  Mon Dec 18 22:52:23 1995
From: Larry Tyree <tree@cmicro.com> (Larry Tyree)
Subject: SquINT reminder (not the SprINT)
Message-ID: <199512182252.OAA01544@cascade.cmicro.com>

                       INTERNET SQUIRT CONTEST

The third SquINT contest will be held on the 1st of January at 2100Z
for 90 minutes.  Suggested frequencies are 14270-14290.  Exchange 
name, age, QTH (ie: state/province/country) and favorite movie.

There are three categories:

1. Parent-child category:  All transmissions must be made with real time
speech from the mouth of your child (sitting in or near your lap).   
Whispering in their ear is okay.  Logging done by the control operator.
Guest ops are okay.

2. Child operating and doing all the logging.

3. Child at heart operations.

Potty breaks do not count as off time.  Add 10 points for each diaper
changed during the contest (up to a maximum of 30 points).  The diaper
doesn't have to belong to one of the operators.  Pull-ups or Good-nights
do not count.

Final score = Number of minutes spent having fun in front of the radio
with your kid * the number of favorable comments you get from your 
spouse about the activity and then add the diaper bonus.

E-mail your logs and comments to kids@cmicro.com.  If you are not on this
list, please subscribe via n6tr@cmicro.com.  A test message has been sent
to the list.  If you didn't get it, then you need to subscribe.

There will be colorful certificates available to all particpants for a 
small fee to cover printing and postage (thanks to Greg, KO9Y).

Tree N6TR
tree@cmicro.com

PS: This is a real fun operating event...  don't miss it!!!!

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