The next example, PY2NDX is different from all of the others
presented here. There were 51 WPX spots of PY2NDX.
32 of those spots were made thru a node in Spain.
Of the 28 stations that spotted thru that node, 23 of the
calls were uniques, meaning that they only spotted
PY2NDX during the contest. For many, this is their only
spot on record.
Of those 23 uniques, at least 11 of the calls are inactive.
The US inactives include: WB3ERH, W8TGP, K5UIP and KD7RDG.
Here is the list of unique spotters:
KF4RGB 21349.5 PY2NDX Sun Mar 31 23:58
K9JU 21349.5 PY2NDX Sun Mar 31 23:50:
K9JU 28508.1 PY2NDX Sun Mar 31 23:09:
K9JU 21406.5 PY2NDX Sun Mar 31 22:27
UA4JV 14133.8 PY2NDX Sun Mar 31 21:48
PA3ERT 14211.3 PY2NDX Sun Mar 31 21:08
M0FTY 21327.4 PY2NDX Sun Mar 31 19:30
DF4RG 21353.5 PY2NDX Sun Mar 31 19:10
SP4JL 28540 PY2NDX Sun Mar 31 18:55
OK1ASG 28673 PY2NDX cq wpx Sun Mar 31 15:11
JA1GIO 21318 PY2NDX Sun Mar 31 02:06
JA1DVF 21317.8 PY2NDX wpx Sun Mar 31 01:22
WB3ERH 21317 PY2NDX wpx Sun Mar 31 00:48
W8TGP 28562.5 PY2NDX Sun Mar 31 00:29
K5UIP 28562.5 PY2NDX Sat Mar 30 23:52
W9TY 28562.5 PY2NDX Sat Mar 30 22:17
DL2JIK 21306.5 PY2NDX Sat Mar 30 21:30
W3FG 28331.8 PY2NDX Sat Mar 30 20:44
KF9RF 28331.8 PY2NDX Sat Mar 30 20:35
KF6SAK 28532 PY2NDX cq wpx Sat Mar 30 19:42
EA4HJE 28559 PY2NDX Sat Mar 30 17:13
K4VB 28653.8 PY2NDX wpx Sat Mar 30 14:40
IK2WDH 28650 PY2NDX Sat Mar 30 11:09
JA3ESJ 14176 PY2NDX wpx Sat Mar 30 09:49
KD7RDG 14188 PY2NDX Sat Mar 30 05:55
Again, all of these spots of PY2NDX were made thru a node
in Spain. That same node is regularly used for spotting by
PY2NDX during non-contest periods. A similar pattern
was observed during the ARRL DX SSB contest.
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JT1BV
In the WPX SSB, there were 22 spots of JT1BV.
16 of those 22 spots were via IRC/DX Summit.
Those produced 15 "unique" calls:
EA1TI 28480 JT1BV Sun Mar 31 04:50:00 2002
JA1WQL 28525 JT1BV Sun Mar 31 03:30:00 2002
JH5HDA 28485 JT1BV Sun Mar 31 03:21:00 2002
DS2AHI 28485 JT1BV cq Sun Mar 31 03:09:00 2002
JA3ULR 28485 JT1BV test Sun Mar 31 02:50:00 2002
UQ1D 28510 JT1BV Mongolia Sun Mar 31 02:42
EA1WYF 28545 JT1BV Sat Mar 30 09:41:00 2002
IK5VHU 28690 JT1BV Sat Mar 30 08:34:00 2002
RA3SA 28690 JT1BV Sat Mar 30 08:22:00 2002
9A5ST 28690 JT1BV Sat Mar 30 07:44:00 2002
DL1BBR 28400 JT1BV naran u get qsl 0n 40m 4 Sat Mar 30 07:10
YT7TY 28690 JT1BV Sat Mar 30 06:41:00 2002
RZ6BU 28690 JT1BV Sat Mar 30 06:32:00 2002
KC7UP 28605 JT1BV Sat Mar 30 02:58:00 2002
WA6AQQ 28605 JT1BV cq contest! Sat Mar 30 02:49:00
For what it's worth, there were five self-spots for JT1BV as well:
JT1BV 28480.0 JT1BV contest 0205 30 Mar 2002
JT1BV 28485.0 JT1BV 0314 30 Mar 2002
JT1BV 28685.0 JT1BV cq contest!0621 30 Mar 2002
JT1BV 28495.0 JT1BV 0701 30 Mar 2002
JT1BV 28690.0 JT1BV 0733 30 Mar 2002
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YL7C
In the WPX SSB contest, there were 27 spots of YL7C.
14 stations made 21 spots of YL7C via IRC/DX Summit.
Of those 14 calls, 13 were uniques (several had multiple
spots of YL7C.) As many as 9 of the DX calls could
be inactive.
K6CAL 14238.6 YL7C WPX Sun Mar 31 18:30
W7CZ 14238.6 YL7C WPX Sun Mar 31 18:18
K6CAL 14238.6 YL7C cq Sun Mar 31 17:47
KE4HW 21297.5 YL7C WPX Sun Mar 31 15:12
K7GE 21240 YL7C Sun Mar 31 17:15
PA3KD 14166.3 YL7C LOUD Sun Mar 31 08:55
JA7MMI 28587.7 YL7C Sun Mar 31 08:03
JA5MWE 28537.7 YL7C Sun Mar 31 07:08
K7GE 14164.5 YL7C WPX Sun Mar 31 04:30
YB8QY 14219.9 YL7C LOUD Sat Mar 30 19:11
KE4HW 14243.8 YL7C Sat Mar 30 18:27:
KE4HW 21425.3 YL7C Sat Mar 30 14:21
KE4HW 28564.6 YL7C CQ Sat Mar 30 12:52
XA2LA 21145.8 YL7C Sat Mar 30 11:27
JA5MWE 21302.6 YL7C CQ Sat Mar 30 10:35
JF5RJK 28655.8 YL7C Sat Mar 30 09:35
DS5REF 28590 YL7C CQ Sat Mar 30 09:24
JH6TRC 28590 YL7C CQ Sat Mar 30 09:02
JA7MMI 28385.6 YL7C LOUD Sat Mar 30 08:27
JA8BBN 28328.2 YL7C CQ Sat Mar 30 08:12:
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