> > > Is there something that leaches off older towers that kills grass?
> > > I
> > > don't remember it happening the first 10 years or so, but now on my
> > > older towers I have been noticing that the grass is being killed off
> > > on
> > > the downhill side. These are all rohn 25/45/55 type towers. Is
> > > there
> > > something to stop it??
==========================>
Alkalinity from the older concrete leaches out into the yard.
You do not notice this at first. It takes a while for the leaching to have
an adverse affect on the surrounding plants that might need a more acid
soil condition.
Apply acidifier to the surrounding soil.
Same thing happens down here in the Southern USA to azaleas planted too
close to concrete foundations of houses.
The list is free to be surprised at this being one of my few sincere posts
with a content of substance.
File away if you wish to preserve same.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From thompson at mindspring.com Sat Jun 1 00:41:50 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil boom mic set problem
Message-ID: <006301c2091e$441fd180$70ab45cf@default>
I have a problem with the Pro micro boom mic set. The button on the mic
swivel went bad and the mic would not stay in place. Bob Heil sent me a new
button but upon trying to put it on I found the problem was the tube inside
the button. It had broken off from the button. I don't see a way to get
inside headset to fix this as Heil recommended. I showed the pro micro to
two others who have either Heil Pro or pro micros. We tried removing the
cushion but the headset is one piece and the cushion appears to be glued on.
We tried to get into the headset from the back where the button is attached
but all of us were afraid to damage the Pro Micro.
Does anyone have experience on repairing either the Pro or Pro micro.
Otherwise the other two recommended sending it all back to Heil.
73 Dave K4JRB
>From W2CS at bellsouth.net Sat Jun 1 08:19:02 2002
From: W2CS@bellsouth.net (Gary Ferdinand W2CS)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
I'm by far no expert on the history of all this, but my impression is that
the assumption is made that contesters are prone to exaggerate their logs.
In the past with paper logs this was very difficult to find. When it is
found, the QSO itself and a penalty is extracted. Yet, situations such as
yours definitely exist where the victim/perp are reversed and the penalties
are not.
Now that most (all for CQ?) logs are submitted electronically, I think it's
high time to eliminate the penalty points entirely. Just remove the QSO
(and mult if it be one) and recompute the score. Guys in your situation
will still bemoan why the other guy didn't log you, but at least all you're
losing is the QSO and not having a penalty lumped on. Anyone trying to
benefit by padding the log will of course have their work totally removed.
Seems fair to me.
I think the time for the penalty points, appropriate when finding fraud was
so difficult when paper logs were the norm, to be totally removed. Let the
score reduction be computed solely on the basis of the submitted log, less
QSOs in error.
One man's opinion, of course :-)
73,
Gary W2CS
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of ww3s
> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 9:23 PM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
>
> Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I
> called for
> the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even
> asked many
> to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the
> mult, but I
> lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only,
> correct? So
> why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points per
> q? Common
> sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I
> called them;
> the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bob Cox" <K3EST@cqww.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 1:02 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
>
> Dear Fellow Contesters,
>
> The 2001 CQ WW CW logs and UBN's are available to view at
> http://www.cqww.com If you have any questions, please address
> questions@cqww.com .
>
> Please be reminded that the 2002 CQ WW contests will require the cabrillo
> format. This format allows for the saving of thousands of man-hours by the
> CQ WW Contest Committee in the adjudication of the logs.
>
> 73
>
> Bob, K3EST
> CQ WW Director
>
>
>
>
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>From ww3s at zoominternet.net Sat Jun 1 08:57:36 2002
From: ww3s@zoominternet.net (ww3s)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cw ubn
Message-ID: <00da01c20963$85914e60$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Thanks to those that corrected my math on my UBN report. Sorry for the
interruption. I'll crawl back under my rock now......73
>From w2up at mindspring.com Sat Jun 1 14:05:12 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost>
There are two ways to solve the 0 point QSO problem:
1. Automatically give zone and country credit for all 0 pt QSOs. For
example, USA gets credit for USA and zones 3,4 and 5; UA0 gets credit
for UA9/0 and zones 17, 18, and 19; DL gets credit for DL and zone 14;
etc.
2. If a N-I-L pattern appears, for example, W3multi was in the log of 15
other W ops, but 12 of those QSOs aren't in W3multi's log, he should
be DQed.
Barry W2UP
On 1 Jun 2002 Gary Ferdinand W2CS wrote:
> I'm by far no expert on the history of all this, but my impression is that
> the assumption is made that contesters are prone to exaggerate their logs.
> In the past with paper logs this was very difficult to find. When it is
> found, the QSO itself and a penalty is extracted. Yet, situations such as
> yours definitely exist where the victim/perp are reversed and the penalties
> are not.
>
> Now that most (all for CQ?) logs are submitted electronically, I think it's
> high time to eliminate the penalty points entirely. Just remove the QSO
> (and mult if it be one) and recompute the score. Guys in your situation
> will still bemoan why the other guy didn't log you, but at least all you're
> losing is the QSO and not having a penalty lumped on. Anyone trying to
> benefit by padding the log will of course have their work totally removed.
> Seems fair to me.
>
> I think the time for the penalty points, appropriate when finding fraud was
> so difficult when paper logs were the norm, to be totally removed. Let the
> score reduction be computed solely on the basis of the submitted log, less
> QSOs in error.
>
> One man's opinion, of course :-)
>
> 73,
>
> Gary W2CS
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> > [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of ww3s
> > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 9:23 PM
> > To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> > Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> >
> >
> > Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I
> > called for
> > the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even
> > asked many
> > to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the
> > mult, but I
> > lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only,
> > correct? So
> > why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points per
> > q? Common
> > sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I
> > called them;
> > the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Bob Cox" <K3EST@cqww.com>
> > To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 1:02 PM
> > Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> >
> >
> > Dear Fellow Contesters,
> >
> > The 2001 CQ WW CW logs and UBN's are available to view at
> > http://www.cqww.com If you have any questions, please address
> > questions@cqww.com .
> >
> > Please be reminded that the 2002 CQ WW contests will require the cabrillo
> > format. This format allows for the saving of thousands of man-hours by the
> > CQ WW Contest Committee in the adjudication of the logs.
> >
> > 73
> >
> > Bob, K3EST
> > CQ WW Director
> >
> >
> >
> >
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>
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Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>From k7sv at va.prestige.net Sat Jun 1 10:28:12 2002
From: k7sv@va.prestige.net (Larry Schimelpfenig)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil boom mic set problem
Message-ID: <000701c20970$2ea5cc40$35214144@frbgva.adelphia.net>
snip....
Does anyone have experience on repairing either the Pro or Pro micro.
Otherwise the other two recommended sending it all back to Heil.
If you have a problem with a Heil product, I'd suggest calling Heil to
discuss it. While their obviously in business to make money, they are very
customer oriented. About a year ago the mike on my "legacy" headset became
intermittent. My guess was that it was in the cord. Dave returned my call,
told me that was a fairly common problem and the fix was quite easy. His
prediction was correct and fix was easy to complete.
73 de larry K7SV
>From jpvest at mail.tele.dk Sat Jun 1 16:38:55 2002
From: jpvest@mail.tele.dk (Peter Vestergaard)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] sac contest results
Message-ID: <000801c20971$ae01c060$dab4efc2@pv>
For SAC Contest 1998 try mailto:oz8xw@mail.tele.dk.
They were late and showed up in the beginning of 2000.
73 OZ5WQ, EDR Contest Manager for SAC-2002.
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Jun 1 08:24:20 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206011424.g51EOKj14982@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary, visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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NA SOSB10 HP
N4BP 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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NA SOSB40 LP
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Jun 1 08:27:55 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 Manchester Mineira CW - All Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206011427.g51ERtu15001@localhost.localdomain>
2002 Manchester Mineira CW - All Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Submit logs by: June 30, 2002
E-mail logs to: (none)
Mail logs to:
CWJF Contest Committee
PO Box 410
Juiz de Fora - MG 36001-970
Brazil
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
All Class C/PUs LP
PU7EEL 174 80 43,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
All M/S HP
PY2ABU(@PY2YU) 497 215 325,080
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
All SOSB/20 LP
PY8AZT 101 48 24 15,504 Uirapuru DX Club
Operators:
PY2ABU PY2NDX,PY2YU
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Jun 1 08:27:05 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206011427.g51ER5o14992@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
73 dink
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(BR)AB HP
S59AA 2473 671 36 4,503,000 SCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 7 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From nat at ajheatwole.com Sat Jun 1 14:58:55 2002
From: nat@ajheatwole.com (Nat Heatwole)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil FS-2 Footswitch
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
Message-ID: <000901c20996$0a8aad00$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Has anyone tried the Heil FS-2 footswitch in contesting? It looks like
it might be easier to key than many of the other footswitches that I
have seen but I'm wondering what other contesters think. All comments
would be greatly appreciated.
73, Nat, WZ3AR
>From nat at ajheatwole.com Sat Jun 1 15:03:26 2002
From: nat@ajheatwole.com (Nat Heatwole)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Trashed Heil Proset Out There?
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
Message-ID: <001301c20996$a5fc1260$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Does anyone on this list have a trashed Heil Proset headset available
that they would consider selling me? I'm looking for a working mic/boom
from a Proset to put onto another (non-Heil) set of headphones but I
don't feel like spending $130 plus shipping to buy a new headset just
for the mic/boom. If someone reading this has a trashed Proset that has
a working mic/boom and cord please e-mail me if you'de consider parting
with it. Thanks!
73, Nat, WZ3AR
>From NQ4I at compuserve.com Sat Jun 1 13:58:44 2002
From: NQ4I@compuserve.com (Rick Dougherty)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ISP for travelers
Message-ID: <200206011259_MC3-1-7E-4947@compuserve.com>
Hello all...I have asked this before and I want to see if there have been
some additions and improvements...I travel
the world rather often and far and wide...I have used Compuserve for the
past 9 years and until about 3 years ago they had a great presence in the
world...now they are shrinking in world wide POPs etc and not available in
a lot of countries I travel to...one member of this list had reccommended
GRIC as a world provider...I had to purchase GRIC services thru a company
called VPM and they were horrible...no custome support etc...but GRIC did
have the most worldwide access points....anybody that travels have any
other luck with ATT Worldnet or any other ISP...Compuserve since it was
bought by AOL has begun shrinking its service...I have hung onto Compuserve
since its great for e-mailing ....but its getting time to change...looking
for ideas....thanks de Rick nq4i
>From w3cf at comcast.net Sat Jun 1 17:12:59 2002
From: w3cf@comcast.net (Doug Priest)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Thanks to OKla DX Assn.
Message-ID: <NFBBKEEFALNKFAKNGPCKAEHLCEAA.w3cf@comcast.net>
RX in mail today 2000 WPX Plaque for USA #1 SOLP from the Oklahoma DX
Association. I take back all the bad things I was thinking. It was worth the
wait but I admit I thought you guys had forgotten about it. Thanks for your
support in the 2000 Contest season. It was my first WPX and I enjoyed the
daylights out of it!!
73
Doug W3CF / AA3E
Doug Priest W3CF
Hatfield, Pa.
19440-3958
doug@w3cf.com
http://www.w3cf.com
>From k8cc at comcast.net Sat Jun 1 11:46:56 2002
From: k8cc@comcast.net (David A. Pruett)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
References: <011901c208c5$126e8e50$6a385142@rockne>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020601103922.0094f220@mail.comcast.net>
At 09:23 PM 5/31/02 -0400, ww3s wrote:
>Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I called for
>the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even asked many
>to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the mult, but I
>lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only, correct? So
>why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points per q? Common
>sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I called them;
>the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
Please let me know if you lost any QSOs from K8CC. For the past several
years I've reminded our operators before the contest that if they send
someone an exchange, they are to log it, period. Hurting the points per
QSO ratio is not an issue.
I don't know how CQ checks logs, but with ARRL 160 and ARRL 10 (which K9TM
and I check) the penalties are equivalent QSOs - i.e., if you have a five
point NIL in ARRL 160, you lose that QSO plus five QSO points. OTOH, in
some contests like ARRL DX and SS all QSO points are the same, but the
strategy is the same.
Dave/K8CC
>From n5nj at gte.net Sat Jun 1 19:50:35 2002
From: n5nj@gte.net (Bob Naumann - N5NJ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cw ubn
References: <00da01c20963$85914e60$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <010601c209c7$20247fc0$f2212f04@dslverizon.net>
Before this spirals out of control any further, please note that WW3S
indicated that he made an error in his math while looking at his report.
There were no USA multi-multi's who did not log him nor caused him to lose
any points or multipliers.
Back to net.
N5NJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 6:57 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cw ubn
> Thanks to those that corrected my math on my UBN report. Sorry for the
> interruption. I'll crawl back under my rock now......73
>
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>From tavan at tibco.com Sat Jun 1 18:15:50 2002
From: tavan@tibco.com (Rick Tavan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ISP for travelers
References: <200206011259_MC3-1-7E-4947@compuserve.com>
Message-ID: <3CF963B5.6D133764@tibco.com>
I use "AT&T Global Network" to access my company through a virtual private
network. In countries that AT&T serves, there are typically dozens or even
hundreds of local dial-in numbers; sometimes an 800-equivalent number. There
are hundreds of numbers in the US plus an 800 number. My company must pay extra
when I use the 800 and equivalent numbers. The dialer includes a self-updating
list of numbers for each country and US state; i.e., it is always close to
up-to-date. Unfortunatley, the numbers are listed alphabetically by city, so
the larger the country or state, the more geography you must know or learn in
order to find the best number quickly. Hotel desks are very helpful with this.
The service works well, with speeds varying from about 24000 to 54000 in the
venues I have tried (mainly
US and Europe). N.B. I use an IBM ThinkPad T20 with a rather good built-in
modem. In some Caribbean islands AT&T is not represented and the best I can do
is call Florida. I don't know if this is the same AT&T service that is
available to individuals.
73,
/Rick N6XI
Rick Dougherty wrote:
> Hello all...I have asked this before and I want to see if there have been
> some additions and improvements...I travel
> the world rather often and far and wide...I have used Compuserve for the
> past 9 years and until about 3 years ago they had a great presence in the
> world...now they are shrinking in world wide POPs etc and not available in
> a lot of countries I travel to...one member of this list had reccommended
> GRIC as a world provider...I had to purchase GRIC services thru a company
> called VPM and they were horrible...no custome support etc...but GRIC did
> have the most worldwide access points....anybody that travels have any
> other luck with ATT Worldnet or any other ISP...Compuserve since it was
> bought by AOL has begun shrinking its service...I have hung onto Compuserve
> since its great for e-mailing ....but its getting time to change...looking
> for ideas....thanks de Rick nq4i
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
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Richard M. Tavan
TIBCO Software Inc.
3307 Hillview Drive
Palo Alto, CA 94304-1213
tavan@tibco.com
n6xi@arrl.net
650-846-5214 Office
408-896-0476 Cell
>From k2av at contesting.com Sat Jun 1 21:29:20 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
<3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost>
Message-ID: <003601c209cc$89b564e0$0500a8c0@swift>
Actually they already count as you suggest. That is why the original
poster worked the multi to begin with, to get USA and the zone on a
particular band. Example, at NY4A, we need one "K" station and zones
3,4,5 on each band for mults, even though they don't count as Q
points.
There is no loss to logging 0 point qso's. I'm really quite mystified
that anyone would drop them who is using any of the computer loggers.
In order to get a same country exchange to go out at all so that the
posting station would hear an exchange, the easiest way for the multi
to do that is type in the call and hit enter. All done. Deleting the Q
from the log takes additional work. Logging the Q is BY FAR the
easiest, fastest thing for the multi to do. "W1WXYZ <ENTER> 5
<ENTER>". Everything else takes more time.
I suspect that someone may have done something like go through the
multi log afterward and deleted everything that had zero qso points
and wasn't a mult, not quite realizing what was happening.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Barry " <w2up@mindspring.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 9:05 AM
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> There are two ways to solve the 0 point QSO problem:
> 1. Automatically give zone and country credit for all 0 pt QSOs. For
> example, USA gets credit for USA and zones 3,4 and 5; UA0 gets
credit
> for UA9/0 and zones 17, 18, and 19; DL gets credit for DL and zone
14;
> etc.
> 2. If a N-I-L pattern appears, for example, W3multi was in the log
of 15
> other W ops, but 12 of those QSOs aren't in W3multi's log, he should
> be DQed.
> Barry W2UP
>
>
> On 1 Jun 2002 Gary Ferdinand W2CS wrote:
>
> > I'm by far no expert on the history of all this, but my impression
is that
> > the assumption is made that contesters are prone to exaggerate
their logs.
> > In the past with paper logs this was very difficult to find. When
it is
> > found, the QSO itself and a penalty is extracted. Yet, situations
such as
> > yours definitely exist where the victim/perp are reversed and the
penalties
> > are not.
> >
> > Now that most (all for CQ?) logs are submitted electronically, I
think it's
> > high time to eliminate the penalty points entirely. Just remove
the QSO
> > (and mult if it be one) and recompute the score. Guys in your
situation
> > will still bemoan why the other guy didn't log you, but at least
all you're
> > losing is the QSO and not having a penalty lumped on. Anyone
trying to
> > benefit by padding the log will of course have their work totally
removed.
> > Seems fair to me.
> >
> > I think the time for the penalty points, appropriate when finding
fraud was
> > so difficult when paper logs were the norm, to be totally removed.
Let the
> > score reduction be computed solely on the basis of the submitted
log, less
> > QSOs in error.
> >
> > One man's opinion, of course :-)
> >
> > 73,
> >
> > Gary W2CS
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> > > [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of ww3s
> > > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 9:23 PM
> > > To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> > > Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> > >
> > >
> > > Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I
> > > called for
> > > the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even
> > > asked many
> > > to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the
> > > mult, but I
> > > lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only,
> > > correct? So
> > > why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points
per
> > > q? Common
> > > sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I
> > > called them;
> > > the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
> > > ----- Original Message -----
> > > From: "Bob Cox" <K3EST@cqww.com>
> > > To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> > > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 1:02 PM
> > > Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> > >
> > >
> > > Dear Fellow Contesters,
> > >
> > > The 2001 CQ WW CW logs and UBN's are available to view at
> > > http://www.cqww.com If you have any questions, please address
> > > questions@cqww.com .
> > >
> > > Please be reminded that the 2002 CQ WW contests will require the
cabrillo
> > > format. This format allows for the saving of thousands of
man-hours by the
> > > CQ WW Contest Committee in the adjudication of the logs.
> > >
> > > 73
> > >
> > > Bob, K3EST
> > > CQ WW Director
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
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> > >
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> --
> Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
> Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>
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>From k2av at contesting.com Sun Jun 2 01:18:56 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
<3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost> <003601c209cc$89b564e0$0500a8c0@swift>
<01a501c209d8$1695d7e0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <007901c209ec$9cc12270$0500a8c0@swift>
Except that does zilch one way or another for the score. Pts/Q is just
an analysis tool. In something like the WPX may indicate someone spent
too much time with beams aimed at USA gathering 1 pointers, instead of
a slower (but higher scoring) progress working European stations.
But it has no official status in any contest that I know of. Anyone
who would suggest such a strategy (deleting zero pointers) clearly
does not understand contest scoring rules.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>
To: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 9:52 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
> > There is no loss to logging 0 point qso's. I'm really quite
mystified
> > that anyone would drop them who is using any of the computer
loggers.
>
> I'm told its because it lowers the average points per q or something
like
> that....
>
> 73
>
>
>From n2mg at eham.net Sun Jun 2 18:51:14 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
<3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost>
Message-ID: <00b901c20a7f$9e783e80$3201a8c0@mikehome>
W2UP wrote:
> There are two ways to solve the 0 point QSO problem:
> 1. Automatically give zone and country credit for all 0 pt QSOs. For
> example, USA gets credit for USA and zones 3,4 and 5; UA0 gets credit
> for UA9/0 and zones 17, 18, and 19; DL gets credit for DL and zone 14;
> etc.
This already looks unfair (comparing, say, the free mults a DL gets versus
the ones a US station gets) but multiply it by all the bands involved and it
get much worse.
> 2. If a N-I-L pattern appears, for example, W3multi was in the log of 15
> other W ops, but 12 of those QSOs aren't in W3multi's log, he should
> be DQed.
A see a huge potential for mischief here... Perhaps a note should be sent
to the "W3multi" alerting him of the trouble, but nothing more.
73 Mike N2MG
>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 3 05:09:15 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
Message-ID: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
QUACK's
Good thinking today with computer logging , however when we were papering
logging I'm sure that many guys didn't put in a W7 into their log when they
already had a W6 zone 3 and a couple of VE7's, TOO much effort to write
them down and also dupe.
Rex
----- Original Message -----
From: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
To: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2002 04:18
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> Except that does zilch one way or another for the score. Pts/Q is just
> an analysis tool. In something like the WPX may indicate someone spent
> too much time with beams aimed at USA gathering 1 pointers, instead of
> a slower (but higher scoring) progress working European stations.
>
> But it has no official status in any contest that I know of. Anyone
> who would suggest such a strategy (deleting zero pointers) clearly
> does not understand contest scoring rules.
>
>
> 73, Guy.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>
> To: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 9:52 PM
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
>
> >
> > > There is no loss to logging 0 point qso's. I'm really quite
> mystified
> > > that anyone would drop them who is using any of the computer
> loggers.
> >
> > I'm told its because it lowers the average points per q or something
> like
> > that....
> >
> > 73
> >
> >
>
>
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>From n6ki at juno.com Mon Jun 3 01:16:16 2002
From: n6ki@juno.com (Dennis Vernacchia)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil FS-2 Footswitch
Message-ID: <20020603.002007.-1392873.1.n6ki@juno.com>
Nat,
I guess you missed the previous thread on footswitches
when someone else inquired an alternative to the Heil FS-2
"
I just replaced a very comfortable, durable and ergonomically
comfortable
footswith that lasted me over 10+ years of contesting.
After considering many switches including the Heil FS-2,
here's one you should consider and why I chose it.
Linemaster Model Gem-V2
www.linemaster.com
860 974-1000
Circular - Easy to hit from all angles
Perfect touch - you can lightly rest your foot on edge of it
and not false trigger but then a light
additional amount of additional pressure
keys it and no "cramped" or "tired" foot as
the hours wane on
Great Weight and Non Skid corrugated base - Will not move around too
easily
so no worry about it not staying in position.
Nice appearance with chrome ringed edge and easy hit circular top target
area.
I expect it will easily last 10+ years for heavy contest use.
You can purchase with or without cable. I found the supplied cable listed
on teh web
page to be too heavy and cumbersome so I installed my own thinner and
very flexible
cable and saved another $6 on the price.
The Gem-V2 will cost you just under $30 including shipping/handling.
Note: Since they normally have a $100 minimum, I requested my switch
as a sample for 60 day evaluation and had it mailed to me at my work
address.
That way you avoid the $100 minimum
You may also want to check with your contest buddies or club members and
order enough to meet the $100 minimum order.
I have no pecuniary interest in Linemaster Co. Products"
73, Dennis N6KI
On Sat, 1 Jun 2002 13:58:55 -0400 "Nat Heatwole" <nat@ajheatwole.com>
writes:
> Has anyone tried the Heil FS-2 footswitch in contesting? It looks
> like
> it might be easier to key than many of the other footswitches that
> I
> have seen but I'm wondering what other contesters think. All
> comments
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
> 73, Nat, WZ3AR
>
>
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>
73,
Dennis Vernacchia N6KI
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>From N5RP at pdq.net Tue Jun 4 11:52:16 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Keying Emulation
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020604104728.00baea78@pop.pdq.net>
Where might there be a summary posted so as to illustrate / define the
various differences among all of the assorted keying methods designed into
the many keyers over the years?
Accukeyer mode
Logikeyer mode
Curtis A mode
Curtis B mode
Iambic
Non-Iambic
Dot memory
Dash memory
Auto - Space
etc., etc. .................... Did I miss any?
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From K6LL at adelphia.net Mon Jun 3 12:41:49 2002
From: K6LL@adelphia.net (Dave Hachadorian)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Quiet monitor, cheap
Message-ID: <000d01c20af3$a8a1c560$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
Staples has the Envision Model EN-710e 17" Monitor
on sale, through June 15, for $149.98, less a $70
mail-in rebate, for a final price of $79.98 plus
tax. You can get it at your local Staples store,
or at Staples.com with free shipping.
I've had one of these for about six months now,
and it is one of the cleanest monitors that I've
seen. On one or two occasions, I've detected a
birdie from it, but it was a weak narrowband
sinusoid, and didn't create any problem. I just
bought another one.
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 3 12:53:35 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206031853.g53IrZ519799@localhost.localdomain>
2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Submit logs by: (see your national society rules)
E-mail logs to: (see your national society rules)
Mail logs to:
(see your national society rules)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open LP
DK0WT/P(DK2GZ) 910 168 528,192
DF0BK/P 667 120 24 274,440
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed LP
LY1DS 258 55 3 51,590 Lithuanian DX
YL2PN 100 30 3 393 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Open HP
VE3XAX 354 76 19 89,224 U-VE Contest Club
Operators:
DF0BK/P DL4SDW,DL4SDX,DL5SEJ,DL8SCG
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 3 13:01:02 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206031901.g53J12W19821@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary - please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 WWDXC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34.9 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 3 13:03:53 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206031903.g53J3rQ19832@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary - please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
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Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 7 581,236
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From WA8WV at aol.com Mon Jun 3 23:03:21 2002
From: WA8WV@aol.com (WA8WV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WEST VIRGINIA QSO PARTY THIS MONTH
Message-ID: <1aa.33640e4.2a2d79e9@aol.com>
Hi all:
************************THE WEST VIRGINIA QSO PARTY IS SATURDAY, JUNE
15***************************
WVQP will be a good time to get those rare counties from West Virginia. Last
year we had 25 counties activated and looks like we will have even more this
year. Also have a T-Shirt available this year for the first time. Details
available
at <A HREF="http://www.qsl.net/wvarrl";>www.qsl.net/wvarrl</A>.
Here are rules as published in the June 2002 issue of QST on Page 90:
===============================
West Virginia QSO Party ? CW/SSB - sponsored by the West Virginia State
Amateur Radio Council from 1600Z Jun 15 to 0200Z Jun 16. Frequencies: 80 ? 10
meters, CW - 35 kHz from band edge, Phone - 35 kHz from General Class band
edge and Novice/Tech 10-meter segment. Categories: SO, MS, MM and Mobile, all
categories may be HP, LP (<100W), QRP (<5W), Phone, CW, or mixed mode. Work
stations once per band/mode and WV stations from each county (WV mobiles keep
separate log for each county). Exchange: RS(T) and WV county or SPC. QSO
Points: Fixed stations: CW - 2 pts, SSB - 1 pt; Mobiles: CW - 5 pts, SSB - 3
pts; Bonus - 100 pts for QSOs with W8WVA once per band/mode, WV mobiles add
100 points per county activated with minimum of 15 QSO?s. Score: QSO points x
WV counties (+ SPC for WV stations), add bonus to final score, multipliers
count only once. For more information - <A
HREF="http://www.qsl.net/wvarrl";>www.qsl.net/wvarrl</A>. Logs due by Jul
15 to WA8WV@aol.com or to Dave Ellis WA8WV, 610 Hillsdale Drive, Charleston,
WV 25302.
Hope to see you in WVQP.
73,
Dave Ellis WA8WV
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>From Bill at BillandCarol.com Tue Jun 4 01:09:23 2002
From: Bill@BillandCarol.com (Bill Henderson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos On-Line: KCDX Dayton Pileup Contest
Message-ID: <3CFC4B83.D6D3993F@BillandCarol.com>
Check out the photos of all the participants in this year's CW Pileup
Competition at the KC DX Club Hospitality Suite in the Crowne Plaza
Hotel Saturday Evening during the Dayton Hamvention.. A veritable "who's
who" of contesting and DX! http://www.qsl.net/kcdxc
73 Bill K0VBU
>From robin at g3tkf.freeserve.co.uk Tue Jun 4 13:03:49 2002
From: robin@g3tkf.freeserve.co.uk (Robin Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Emotator 747SR Help!
Message-ID: <1CoXqGBV6J$8Ewn0@g3tkf.freeserve.co.uk>
Hi chaps
Has anyone got the connection details for the head unit to control box
wiring ?? I urgently need to repair connections and have lost the paper
work !!
Thanks
--
73
Robin
G3TKF
>From kharker at cs.utexas.edu Tue Jun 4 10:41:26 2002
From: kharker@cs.utexas.edu (Kenneth E. Harker)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <20020604094126.B19751@cs.utexas.edu>
I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
(with the other party's permission, of course.)
I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
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Kenneth E. Harker "Vox Clamantis in Deserto" kharker@cs.utexas.edu
University of Texas at Austin Amateur Radio Callsign: WM5R
Department of the Computer Sciences VP, Central Texas DX & Contest Club
Taylor Hall TAY 2.124 Maintainer of Linux on Laptops
Austin, TX 78712-1188 USA http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/
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>From gary at radioplace.com Tue Jun 4 18:17:04 2002
From: gary@radioplace.com (Gary Stilwell)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
Message-ID: <007d01c20c29$4f371e80$c5607043@gary>
The OFFICIAL answer re WPX club score participation was that WPX rules are
the same as CQ Worldwide contest and percentages are allowed.
----- Original Message -----
From: gary stilwell <gary@radioplace.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Cc: <nccc@contesting.com>; <n8bjq@erinet.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 3:06 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
>The CQ Worldwide Contest has a provision under the club scoring that
>DXpedition scores are PERCENTAGED to the number of club members on the
>Dxpedition.
>
>I cannot find such wording in the Rules for the WPX contest.
>
>Does WPX allow the same percentaged (toward club scores) scores for
>different club members within the group?
>
>KI6T
>
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>From n3bb at mindspring.com Tue Jun 4 15:11:58 2002
From: n3bb@mindspring.com (Jim George)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
Message-ID: <v02120d02b922ce83167e@EIM-Mac-1.5tcp>
>The OFFICIAL answer re WPX club score participation was that WPX rules are
>the same as CQ Worldwide contest and percentages are allowed.
I read the WPX rules the same way, however one of our club members ran into
Steve Boll, N5BJQ, at Dayton, and posted this comment on the club
reflector:
************************************************************************
I hooked up with N8BJQ at Dayton and asked about the team scoring for WPX.
He sez if the station owner is a member, then the multi op score can count
for the club. Doesn't matter how many ops are members. FYI.
************************************************************************
If this is uncertain, we should ask Steve for a clarification.
Jim
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: gary stilwell <gary@radioplace.com>
>To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>Cc: <nccc@contesting.com>; <n8bjq@erinet.com>
>Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 3:06 PM
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
>
>
>>The CQ Worldwide Contest has a provision under the club scoring that
>>DXpedition scores are PERCENTAGED to the number of club members on the
>>Dxpedition.
>>
>>I cannot find such wording in the Rules for the WPX contest.
>>
>>Does WPX allow the same percentaged (toward club scores) scores for
>>different club members within the group?
>>
>>KI6T
>From K5NZ at aol.com Tue Jun 4 17:08:32 2002
From: K5NZ@aol.com (K5NZ@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CTDXCC] Re: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
Message-ID: <144.f70b249.2a2e7840@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/4/02 3:05:20 PM Central Daylight Time,
n3bb@mindspring.com writes:
> ************************************************************************
> I hooked up with N8BJQ at Dayton and asked about the team scoring for WPX.
> He sez if the station owner is a member, then the multi op score can count
> for the club. Doesn't matter how many ops are members. FYI.
> ************************************************************************
>
> If this is uncertain, we should ask Steve for a clarification.
>
> Jim
>
This is certain, I asked Steve in person as I told you.
"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
Regards,
Mike Hance K5NZ
Bedias, Tx
www.teamcramp.com
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>From geoiii at kkn.net Tue Jun 4 15:00:03 2002
From: geoiii@kkn.net (George Fremin III - K5TR)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>; from Rex Maner on Mon, Jun
03, 2002 at 04:09:15AM -0000
References: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
Message-ID: <20020604140003.B5709@loja.kkn.net>
On Mon, Jun 03, 2002 at 04:09:15AM -0000, Rex Maner wrote:
> Good thinking today with computer logging , however when we were papering
> logging I'm sure that many guys didn't put in a W7 into their log when they
> already had a W6 zone 3 and a couple of VE7's, TOO much effort to write
> them down and also dupe.
I do not recall it being the effort of logging them nor
was it the trouble of duping them - afterall ten contacts
with a ZERO point station counts the same as one contact.
The problem was it made it very hard to figure out
your average points per QSO.
The first time I showed up at a CQ WW M/M I was told not to
log more than a few W stations.
Now in the age of computer logging I log everything - I log W/VE stations
even in the ARRL DX contests.
--
George Fremin III - K5TR
geoiii@kkn.net
http://www.kkn.net/~k5tr
>From KG6DV at cs.com Tue Jun 4 18:07:37 2002
From: KG6DV@cs.com (KG6DV@cs.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
Message-ID: <155.ee06880.2a2e8619@cs.com>
There have been several notes recently about the Dayton cw pileup results on
the to the Kansas City DX Club web page. If you look elsewhere on their
page you will find the sound files for the 1998 and 1999 pileup tests along
with the answer sheets. I ran the files and confirmed what I had know for
some time, I suck as a potential world class cw op. There are some features
of the sound files that play into my weaknesses. The selective filters in my
head will sync on a certain tone frequency. Once I have copied the call at
that tone I try to mentally lock onto another caller at another tone, doesnt
work, the original preferred tone distracts me. If the sound file came
complete with a rit I would do much better. On the first listen I could not
copy more than 38 callsigns from either file. The list of scores for these
years is also available on the web site and its a lot of fun to compare and
find out just how bad or good you really are. In my case it was good to
dissolve the illusion.
The potential fun is limited by the fact that the only files listed are those
from 98 and 99. Maybe the KCDXC can locate the sound files from previous
years and provide us with some additional fun. If you have never been to
Dayton or have never participated in the pileup test, this may tell you to
either avoid the embarrassment, practice more, or to make a reservation now
for next year. Log onto the KCDXC web site and have a run at it, beats
sitting around waiting for the next contest.
Aloha
Ron KH6DV (sometimes KH6VV)
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>From Dave_Hoaglin at abtassoc.com Tue Jun 4 13:15:25 2002
From: Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com (Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs for
ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15 days
after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed the need for
flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
situations.
I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
practical implications of such a change.
73, Dave K1HT
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Tue Jun 4 19:45:07 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
Message-ID: <012601c20c19$79bde900$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
de WM5R
"Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
(with the other party's permission, of course.)
I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice? "
I feel there is no question there are better calls to be used in this
contest...if you have a rarer prefix, especially now that W can work W, you
might get waited upon (run em) whereas if you are the third or 10th K4 that
someone has worked spin the know takes over!
It is precisely for this reason that we used WC4E in our Multi-Multi effort
in CW WPX from W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ station....
Jeff (WC4E) has a callsign which is almost synonymous with the WPX
contest...I know when I had pileups calling me there were many guys seeing
new prefix on their monitors and were willing to wait!
Contesting is a competitive sport...if you have found a better shaped sail
in sail boating you go with it...or a better tire in auto racing you go with
that.....
Do I have a problem with a fellow ham loaning his "unique prefix" callsign
to another ham in his quest for greater contest success...not in the least -
what are friends for?
We could have been K4NNN or K4FCG or any of the other calls licensed at
W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ in WPX CW but there is absolutely no question in my mind that
by having Jeff's call we did better - his being there to operate was a big
help, too - nice job on 15, Jeff!
Seems like a really nice "hammy" thing to do - at least to me...provided of
course it is a free choice - I would not condone anyone holding a gun to
someone's head in order to use their call during a contest...even if it were
a hired gun!
This is a fraternity, right - a good place to do fraternal kinda stuff, eh?
73,
Jim, K4OJ
>From k0xm at kc.rr.com Tue Jun 4 19:27:54 2002
From: k0xm@kc.rr.com (Chuck K0XM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
References: <155.ee06880.2a2e8619@cs.com>
Message-ID: <010301c20c1f$744391e0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Hi Ron,
I am a member of the KCDXC and will say tnx to everyone who enjoys the
pileup competition. Now for the good news...Last nite at our monthly meeting
we discussed making cd's of the sound files (including this years)along with
the answersheets and making them available. Once the final info is ready,
either I or Bill K0VBU will let you guys know.
Chuck/K0XM
ex-N0BIW
----- Original Message -----
From: <KG6DV@cs.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 4:07 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
> There have been several notes recently about the Dayton cw pileup results
on
> the to the Kansas City DX Club web page. If you look elsewhere on their
> page you will find the sound files for the 1998 and 1999 pileup tests
along
> with the answer sheets. I ran the files and confirmed what I had know
for
> some time, I suck as a potential world class cw op. There are some
features
> of the sound files that play into my weaknesses. The selective filters in
my
> head will sync on a certain tone frequency. Once I have copied the call at
> that tone I try to mentally lock onto another caller at another tone,
doesnt
> work, the original preferred tone distracts me. If the sound file came
> complete with a rit I would do much better. On the first listen I could
not
> copy more than 38 callsigns from either file. The list of scores for
these
> years is also available on the web site and its a lot of fun to compare
and
> find out just how bad or good you really are. In my case it was good to
> dissolve the illusion.
>
> The potential fun is limited by the fact that the only files listed are
those
> from 98 and 99. Maybe the KCDXC can locate the sound files from previous
> years and provide us with some additional fun. If you have never been to
> Dayton or have never participated in the pileup test, this may tell you to
> either avoid the embarrassment, practice more, or to make a reservation
now
> for next year. Log onto the KCDXC web site and have a run at it, beats
> sitting around waiting for the next contest.
>
> Aloha
> Ron KH6DV (sometimes KH6VV)
>
>
>
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>From n2mg at eham.net Tue Jun 4 20:36:57 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
<20020604140003.B5709@loja.kkn.net>
Message-ID: <006a01c20c20$b8189220$3201a8c0@mikehome>
K5TR wrote:
> I do not recall it being the effort of logging them nor
> was it the trouble of duping them - afterall ten contacts
> with a ZERO point station counts the same as one contact.
>
> The problem was it made it very hard to figure out
> your average points per QSO.
>
> The first time I showed up at a CQ WW M/M I was told not to
> log more than a few W stations.
Needing to calculate (or wanting to maximize) points-per-QSO is obviously
unnecessary today.
I don't need to tell most of you that the problem back in the good ol' days
was that in order to report the score immediately after the contest, one
needed to guesstimate the points-per-QSO. I recall hearing, "Using last
year's...", oh so many times on 3830. So any deviation from the norm (IOW,
too many zero-pointers) was perceived as a hidden, after-3830,
score-reducer. And since relatively few (compared to today) logs were
checked, it was of no consequence - although it should have been.
Computer logging has been the norm for well over ten years. Points-per-QSO
is calculated on the fly. No need to guess or maximize. Old habits die
hard I suppose.
73 Mike N2MG
>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Tue Jun 4 17:51:46 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SECRETS OF CONTESTING, NO. 2
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
<000901c20996$0a8aad00$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Message-ID: <008801c20c22$cc1eff00$31fc7243@sbcglobal.net>
I like the Heil footswitch. And on the well-beaten-down subject of
headphones, as I have stated before, the ONLY headphone I will ever use
again is the FOSTEX T-20. Cost about $80. I wear them without any
discomfort for 48 hours straight. Simply epoxy a Heil boom mike with HC-4
element (naturally) to the side.
Following my lead, the FOSTEX used one time or another by world class
operators like W6YA, CT1BOH, and OH2BH.
Now that I have revealed Contesting Secret No. 2, (1) the competition just
got a little tougher, and/or (2) many more of you will be operating,
comfortably, for many more hours, and we will all enjoy your presence, and
obvious skills.
Hoping to see many of you in Finland.
Vy 73
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nat Heatwole" <nat@ajheatwole.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 10:58 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil FS-2 Footswitch
> Has anyone tried the Heil FS-2 footswitch in contesting? It looks like
> it might be easier to key than many of the other footswitches that I
> have seen but I'm wondering what other contesters think. All comments
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
> 73, Nat, WZ3AR
>
>
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>From k7qq at netzero.net Wed Jun 5 03:44:00 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <003201c20c3a$dabf45c0$43741342@k7qq>
Quacks
Thats how I did it, I had the permission of the owner of WR7HE to use his
call for the WPX ssb/cw and did so. I'm responsiable for answering the
QSL's. and operating within the rules.
Rex
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>
To: "CQ Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 14:41
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
>
> --
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
> Kenneth E. Harker "Vox Clamantis in Deserto"
kharker@cs.utexas.edu
> University of Texas at Austin Amateur Radio Callsign:
WM5R
> Department of the Computer Sciences VP, Central Texas DX & Contest
Club
> Taylor Hall TAY 2.124 Maintainer of Linux on
Laptops
> Austin, TX 78712-1188 USA
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/
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>From wd4ahz at gte.net Wed Jun 5 04:24:44 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <3CFD847C.DFBFE762@gte.net>
Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com wrote:
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
Bring it on! I usually send my logs in within a day or two anyway ...
no big deal.
73, Ron
>From k6km at cncnet.com Tue Jun 4 21:50:46 2002
From: k6km@cncnet.com (Bill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
References: <155.ee06880.2a2e8619@cs.com>
<010301c20c1f$744391e0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Message-ID: <3CFD8A96.81E09E42@cncnet.com>
* The concept and implementation are great. BUT! I searched and
didn't find how to participate. ADVERTISE! A dozen pages tacked
on the walls would have broughe a LOT more participants.
\Good luck,
Bill K6KM
****************************
Chuck K0XM wrote:
> Hi Ron,
> I am a member of the KCDXC and will say tnx to everyone who enjoys the
> pileup competition. Now for the good news...Last nite at our monthly meeting
> we discussed making cd's of the sound files (including this years)along with
> the answersheets and making them available. Once the final info is ready,
> either I or Bill K0VBU will let you guys know.
> Chuck/K0XM********
>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Tue Jun 4 23:06:15 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
References: <012601c20c19$79bde900$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <012801c20c4e$b8ba6180$31fc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Yeah, and its probably not too different than going on a DXpedition for a
contest, and "borrowing" not only their call, but also their station. And
if it adds to your score, interest in the contest, and is an all-in-all
stimulus for activity, and FUN, so what? Isn't that what contesting is
supposed to be all about?
The point is: ANYONE can do it. Just like SO2R. If you don't wish to play
the game, your choice. But don't condemn others from trying to find an
advantage.
It's just one more element of why it's a "competition". Duh.........
Vy 73
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 3:45 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
> de WM5R
>
> "Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
>
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice? "
>
>
> I feel there is no question there are better calls to be used in this
> contest...if you have a rarer prefix, especially now that W can work W,
you
> might get waited upon (run em) whereas if you are the third or 10th K4
that
> someone has worked spin the know takes over!
>
> It is precisely for this reason that we used WC4E in our Multi-Multi
effort
> in CW WPX from W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ station....
>
> Jeff (WC4E) has a callsign which is almost synonymous with the WPX
> contest...I know when I had pileups calling me there were many guys seeing
> new prefix on their monitors and were willing to wait!
>
> Contesting is a competitive sport...if you have found a better shaped sail
> in sail boating you go with it...or a better tire in auto racing you go
with
> that.....
>
> Do I have a problem with a fellow ham loaning his "unique prefix" callsign
> to another ham in his quest for greater contest success...not in the
least -
> what are friends for?
>
> We could have been K4NNN or K4FCG or any of the other calls licensed at
> W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ in WPX CW but there is absolutely no question in my mind
that
> by having Jeff's call we did better - his being there to operate was a big
> help, too - nice job on 15, Jeff!
>
> Seems like a really nice "hammy" thing to do - at least to me...provided
of
> course it is a free choice - I would not condone anyone holding a gun to
> someone's head in order to use their call during a contest...even if it
were
> a hired gun!
>
> This is a fraternity, right - a good place to do fraternal kinda stuff,
eh?
>
> 73,
>
> Jim, K4OJ
>
>
>
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>From albraun at earthlink.net Wed Jun 5 12:37:13 2002
From: albraun@earthlink.net (Alan Braun)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
References: <012601c20c19$79bde900$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <001101c20c85$57516150$b88a0b3f@alanwflpsxdfwt>
K4VX has done this for years. His wife is NS0Z and they usually use her call
in WPX from his station, which most of the time is manned by guest ops. As
long as permission has been given, I don't see a problem with it, even
though in this particular case it makes my own call sign less desirable!
Alan NS0B
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 10:45 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
> de WM5R
>
> "Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
>
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice? "
>
>
> I feel there is no question there are better calls to be used in this
> contest...if you have a rarer prefix, especially now that W can work W,
you
> might get waited upon (run em) whereas if you are the third or 10th K4
that
> someone has worked spin the know takes over!
>
> It is precisely for this reason that we used WC4E in our Multi-Multi
effort
> in CW WPX from W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ station....
>
> Jeff (WC4E) has a callsign which is almost synonymous with the WPX
> contest...I know when I had pileups calling me there were many guys seeing
> new prefix on their monitors and were willing to wait!
>
> Contesting is a competitive sport...if you have found a better shaped sail
> in sail boating you go with it...or a better tire in auto racing you go
with
> that.....
>
> Do I have a problem with a fellow ham loaning his "unique prefix" callsign
> to another ham in his quest for greater contest success...not in the
least -
> what are friends for?
>
> We could have been K4NNN or K4FCG or any of the other calls licensed at
> W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ in WPX CW but there is absolutely no question in my mind
that
> by having Jeff's call we did better - his being there to operate was a big
> help, too - nice job on 15, Jeff!
>
> Seems like a really nice "hammy" thing to do - at least to me...provided
of
> course it is a free choice - I would not condone anyone holding a gun to
> someone's head in order to use their call during a contest...even if it
were
> a hired gun!
>
> This is a fraternity, right - a good place to do fraternal kinda stuff,
eh?
>
> 73,
>
> Jim, K4OJ
>
>
>
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>From kg5u at hal-pc.org Wed Jun 5 08:31:03 2002
From: kg5u@hal-pc.org (Dale L Martin)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
In-Reply-To: <3CFD8A96.81E09E42@cncnet.com>
Message-ID: <LPBBJJHKFOOEGKEBKHOJAEGGEEAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
Hear, hear!!!
I agree.
This was my first Dayton convention.
I would have loved to have particpated/competed had I realized that the
hospitality suite I was in (down the hall from the banquet room by the
elevators) was not THE hospitality suite where the real activities were
going on (is that where the door prizes were handed out, too?).
Oh, well...next year....
dale, kg5u
>
> * The concept and implementation are great. BUT! I searched and
> didn't find how to participate. ADVERTISE! A dozen pages tacked
> on the walls would have broughe a LOT more participants.
>
> \Good luck,
>
> Bill K6KM
>
> ****************************
>
> Chuck K0XM wrote:
>
> > Hi Ron,
> > I am a member of the KCDXC and will say tnx to everyone who enjoys the
> > pileup competition. Now for the good news...Last nite at our
> monthly meeting
> > we discussed making cd's of the sound files (including this
> years)along with
> > the answersheets and making them available. Once the final info
> is ready,
> > either I or Bill K0VBU will let you guys know.
> > Chuck/K0XM********
>
>
>From N5RP at pdq.net Wed Jun 5 08:37:33 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SECRETS OF CONTESTING, NO. 2
In-Reply-To: <008801c20c22$cc1eff00$31fc7243@sbcglobal.net>
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
<000901c20996$0a8aad00$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020605073210.00b93c48@pop.pdq.net>
At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>And on the well-beaten-down subject of headphones, as I have stated
>before, the ONLY headphone I will ever use again is the FOSTEX T-20. Cost
>about $80. I wear them without any
>discomfort for 48 hours straight. Simply epoxy a Heil boom mike with HC-4
>element (naturally) to the side.
==========================>
A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive quite nicely, as well.
A hot glue gun will also serve well to seal the end of plugs where it might
be a concern for connections being strained by an inadvertent pull or tug
on the wire(s).
Another tip is to use W2IHY audio setting # 8,723 while wearing loose boxer
shorts for ragchews and tight briefs for pileup busting.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From W2CS at bellsouth.net Wed Jun 5 10:24:11 2002
From: W2CS@bellsouth.net (Gary Ferdinand W2CS)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFMENHDKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
This is an excellent idea. A week would not be too short, in my opinion,
especially given Dan's flexibility for special occasions.
73/Gary W2CS
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of
> Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com
> Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 12:15 PM
> To: CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
> lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
> Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
> familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
>
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for
> submitting logs for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would
> be 15 days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
> comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed
> the need for
> flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
> during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
> within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
> situations.
>
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
>
> 73, Dave K1HT
>
> _______________________________________________
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>
>From thompson at mindspring.com Wed Jun 5 11:38:53 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <00dc01c20c9e$b7f136c0$358256d1@default>
I think what Dan is seeing is that most e-mail logs arrive within a day or
two of the end of a contest. IF
all contest entries were e-mail logs then there would be no problem.
However, since ARRL must accept hand logs (as do most contests) this will
only work if logs are accepted with postmarks of the date 15 days out.
Same for diskettes received.
For Dx contests I am sure ARRL receives logs up to 3 or 4 months after the
contest as overseas mail (even some airmail) takes this long.
Its not a perfect world and there are reasons why even 30 days is too short
(PC disk problems, logging program problems, business trips etc) The
question is whether Dan will accept exceptions.
Lets hope he will.
73 Dave K4JRB
> At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
> lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
> Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
> familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
>
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs
for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15
days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.)
>From k2av at contesting.com Wed Jun 5 11:48:53 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
<20020604140003.B5709@loja.kkn.net> <006a01c20c20$b8189220$3201a8c0@mikehome>
Message-ID: <005101c20ca0$1d1e9780$0500a8c0@swift>
Considering that there's a ton of people that still refuse to give you
a dupe contact and send QSO B4 instead, when QSO B4 is clearly a loser
for BOTH stations, more so for the one *sending* QSO B4, I'd guess
that only once every twenty years does the average ham set down and
read the rules for any possible improvements to modus operandi.
Among those who work the boards for corporate tech support, there is
this snippet often heard when the mic's are cut off.
RTFM
It's amazing what even college educated engineers will fail to read
and comprehend. Stuff of legends.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Gilmer" <n2mg@eham.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> K5TR wrote:
> > I do not recall it being the effort of logging them nor
> > was it the trouble of duping them - afterall ten contacts
> > with a ZERO point station counts the same as one contact.
> >
> > The problem was it made it very hard to figure out
> > your average points per QSO.
> >
> > The first time I showed up at a CQ WW M/M I was told not to
> > log more than a few W stations.
>
> Needing to calculate (or wanting to maximize) points-per-QSO is
obviously
> unnecessary today.
>
> I don't need to tell most of you that the problem back in the good
ol' days
> was that in order to report the score immediately after the contest,
one
> needed to guesstimate the points-per-QSO. I recall hearing, "Using
last
> year's...", oh so many times on 3830. So any deviation from the
norm (IOW,
> too many zero-pointers) was perceived as a hidden, after-3830,
> score-reducer. And since relatively few (compared to today) logs
were
> checked, it was of no consequence - although it should have been.
>
> Computer logging has been the norm for well over ten years.
Points-per-QSO
> is calculated on the fly. No need to guess or maximize. Old habits
die
> hard I suppose.
>
> 73 Mike N2MG
>
>
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>From Jimk8mr at aol.com Wed Jun 5 13:55:09 2002
From: Jimk8mr@aol.com (Jimk8mr@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/4/02 11:18:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com writes:
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15 days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.)
I find that if I submit a log 29 days after the contest, it is probably
because I have forgotten about it since about day 3.
It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign up,
that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects your
call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would send
out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log. This might
happen 10-15 days after the contest.
Something like this has been done for the sprints, I suspect with some human
intervention.
73 - Jim K8MR
>From 00tlzivney at bsu.edu Wed Jun 5 13:44:03 2002
From: 00tlzivney@bsu.edu (Zivney, Terry L.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D206E7E@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
I don't think one should expect to receive an exception.
Exception means rare, and is subject to discretion, which
could change in the future.
Furthermore, there are legitimate reasons for longer periods
to submit a log. For example, the month of November is
especially busy - an op has just finished a grueling 48 hours
in the CQWW fone contest at the end of October, and now
hits: SSCW, SSFone, CQWW CW, and for stateside guys, Thanksgiving
holiday with attendent family pressures. Keeping in mind the
Amateur's Code from the ARRL handbooks, ham radio is a hobby -
and is secondary to one's primary obligations to family, job,
etc. Thus, it may be difficult to find time to submit the log,
especially if one is trying to think up witty comments for
the soapbox writeup.
What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
for log submission?
Terry Zivney, N4TZ/9
-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Ferdinand W2CS [mailto:W2CS@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 8:24 AM
To: CQ-Contest@contesting.com
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
This is an excellent idea. A week would not be too short, in my opinion,
especially given Dan's flexibility for special occasions.
73/Gary W2CS
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of
> Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com
> Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 12:15 PM
> To: CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
> lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
> Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
> familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
>
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for
> submitting logs for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would
> be 15 days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
> comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed
> the need for
> flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
> during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
> within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
> situations.
>
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
>
> 73, Dave K1HT
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
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>From ad1c at yahoo.com Wed Jun 5 11:56:15 2002
From: ad1c@yahoo.com (Jim Reisert)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFMENHDKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
Message-ID: <20020605175615.42605.qmail@web13607.mail.yahoo.com>
OK, so they're going to cut the deadline in half, from 30 days to 15 days.
Does this mean the RESULTS will be computed and printed twice as fast? I doubt
it.
73 - Jim AD1C
=====
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:52:29 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 New England QSO Party - All Final Claimed Scores
Message-ID: <200206051752.g55HqT321704@localhost.localdomain>
2002 New England QSO Party - All Final Claimed Scores
Submit logs by: June 4, 2002
E-mail logs to: logs@neqp.org
Mail logs to:
NEQP
PO Box 3005
Framingham, MA 01705-3005
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State M/S Mobile LP
K1JB 147 67 49 9 17,689 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Fixed HP
NB1B(@W1KM) 595 650 77 20 141,680
AA1ON 417 969 45 19 137,028
K1GU 392 63 65 11 55,055
W1UK 302 113 64 5 45,888 YCCC
N1SV 0 403 62 4 24,986 YCCC
K1PX 0 131 22 3 2,882
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Fixed LP
NY1S 490 103 69 20 74,727
WA1FCN 359 194 61 18 67,466 YCCC
K2KQ/1 424 0 69 16 54,272 YCCC
N1SNB 327 129 40 10 43,000 YCCC
K1HT 188 11 47 18,189 Framingham Amateur R
K3FT 17 3 12 1 444 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Fixed QRP
K1RC 210 30 43 11 19,350 New England QRP Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Mobile LP
K1KI/M 712 0 63 18 89,712 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State M/S Fixed HP
W6YX 119 274 63 18 32,256 NCCC
KA6BIM 84 237 62 20 25,110 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State M/S Fixed LP
N0HF 123 151 61 15 24,217 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Fixed HP
K1PQS 403 0 62 14 49,972
K6LL 135 291 63 12 35,343 SCCC
LY3BA 123 116 60 21,600 Kaunas University of
N4CW 109 91 53 16,377 PVRC
K6III 95 49 43 6 10,277 NCCC
WB2BHC 71 14 42 5 6,552 FRC
K3WW 71 10 25 6 3,300 FRC
VK2CZ 0 50 32 1,600
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Fixed LP
N4PN 156 286 67 20 40,133 FCG
W8MJ 171 186 61 13 32,208 MRRC
N4BP 110 191 61 25,071 FCG
N6ZFO 134 115 52 10 19,916 NCCC
WN6K 43 163 57 14,193 SCCC
AE6Y 61 67 48 4 9,072 NCCC
W4SAA 111 0 37 8,214 FCG
KE5OG 0 153 51 7 7,803
K8MR 78 28 39 6 7,176 MRRC
N5FPW 0 138 48 12 6,624
N2GC 64 19 34 3 4,998 YCCC
W4WS(N4VHK) 29 54 39 3 4,368 PVRC
NO5W 60 0 29 6 3,480
K5OT 56 0 24 2 2,688 SMC
NS3T 36 25 27 3 2,619
K0OU 21 34 27 2,052 Kansas City DX Club
K9JLS 0 57 35 1,995 SMC
VE3SRE 11 30 19 4 969 Ontario DX Associati
SV1XV 30 0 15 900
W6ZZZ 1 24 14 364 NCCC
VE9DX 21 0 0 21
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Fixed QRP
K8ZT 58 10 33 4,158
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Mobile LP
KU8E/M 21 10 20 1,040 SECC
Operators:
K1JB K1JB,K1MV
K1TTT K1TTT,NJ1F,W1TO
KA6BIM KA6BIM,NT6K
KB1H KB1DFB,KB1H,N1XS
N0HF AB0MV,AE0Q,N0HF,WW1M
W6YX K6ENT,N6DE,N7MH,W6LD,W7SW
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:54:17 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206051754.g55HsHC21715@localhost.localdomain>
2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Submit logs by: (see your national society rules)
E-mail logs to: (see your national society rules)
Mail logs to:
(see your national society rules)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open LP
DK0WT/P(DK2GZ) 910 168 528,192
DF0BK/P 667 120 24 274,440
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Restricted LP
DL0UP/P 925 170 24 540,770 L11
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed HP
F5IN 724 126 323,064 U.F.T.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed LP
LY1DS 258 55 3 51,590 Lithuanian DX
YL2PN 100 30 3 393 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Open HP
VE3XAX 354 76 19 89,224 U-VE Contest Club
Operators:
DF0BK/P DL4SDW,DL4SDX,DL5SEJ,DL8SCG
DL0UP/P DL1EFD,DL1EFO
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:56:45 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206051756.g55HujT21729@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
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Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
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Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
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Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
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Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
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Non-NA SOSB20 HP
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
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Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
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Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 7 581,236
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Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
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Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
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Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:58:47 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206051758.g55HwlI21742@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
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NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
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NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
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NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
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NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
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NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
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NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
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NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
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NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
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NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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NA SOSB40 LP
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From headrick at radar.nrl.navy.mil Wed Jun 5 19:41:06 2002
From: headrick@radar.nrl.navy.mil (James Headrick)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
In-Reply-To: <20020604094126.B19751@cs.utexas.edu>
Message-ID: <5.0.0.25.2.20020605181144.00a695b0@radar.nrl.navy.mil>
Well Kenneth, back when I was first licensed (Federal Radio Com., not FCC),
the callsign was firmly associated with the radio equipment and
location. I guess by popular demand in the amateur service anyway, the
callsign association transitioned to the operator. Now, the callsign has
become a commodity that can be used by any qualified operator with the
owners permission. This progression can be considered a form of
progress. 73 Jim w3cp
At 09:41 6/4/2002 -0500, you wrote:
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
>of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
>own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
>(with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
>
>--
>----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>Kenneth E. Harker "Vox Clamantis in Deserto" kharker@cs.utexas.edu
>From AA4NC at aol.com Wed Jun 5 15:45:02 2002
From: AA4NC@aol.com (AA4NC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] need K9DX, W3TS, K2TOP, N7IR E-mail addresses
Message-ID: <a8.c86293e.2a2fb62e@aol.com>
I need e-mail addresses for these calls who operated in the 2001 ARRL 160m
contest
K9DX
K2TOP
W3TS
N7IR
Thanks,
Will
>From n2mg at eham.net Wed Jun 5 19:10:12 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <002d01c20cdd$c43e05e0$3201a8c0@mikehome>
I'm sure all the anti-log-sanitizing nazis will be happy, but the
programmers might not be. Now they have but a few days to fix any
Cabrillo-generation bugs that might not be discovered until late. (I know, I
know, they are ALL supermen and there are never any bugs.)
Also, this would put the deadline for several large contests right on top of
other large contests (ARRL DX phone occurs 2 wks after ARRL DX CW; SS phone
is two wks after SS CW). Currently, I don't have to worry about submitting
any of the big-four Fall contest logs until after CQWW CW is over.
I'm not against change, but it should have a purpose... Is this to speed
up the publication of the results on the web or in QST? (Personally, I can
wait the extra 15 days...) Or is it to cut down on that nasty evil of log
sanitizing? (Which IMO is not as pervasive as some seem to believe.) Or
will it simply serve to make slightly more acute one of contesting's
existing burdens? If Dan is going to entertain "special situations" (and I
don't envy him this), why not make the deadline one week (or less)? Then
when your only Internet-enabled PC crashes, or your ISP goes down, you, too,
can cry "foul!"
Mike N2MG
P.S. I do not perform any post-contest log sanitizing nor do I often take
more than a few days to submit my log.
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs
for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15
days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
> comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed the need
for
> flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
> during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
> within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
> situations.
>
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Wed Jun 5 19:52:20 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
Message-ID: <013601c20ce5$621850c0$03010a0a@office1>
Does anyone know if there is any way to have my meager logged flagged as a
"check log" when submitted for the CW WPX?
Due to lack of time that weekend, I made an appalling low number of contacts
(no, I'm not telling you how many, it's embarrassing!) and while I have no
problem helping out the log checkers, I don't want to make an "official"
entry.
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From SteveBaron at starlinx.com Thu Jun 6 01:06:48 2002
From: SteveBaron@starlinx.com (Steve Baron - KB3MM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
Message-ID: <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
immediately e-mail it and be done.
----- Original Message -----
From: <Jimk8mr@aol.com>
To: <Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com>; <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 16:55
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> In a message dated 6/4/02 11:18:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com writes:
>
> > One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs
for
> > ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15
days
> > after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> > 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> > however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or
is
> > merely under consideration.)
>
>
> I find that if I submit a log 29 days after the contest, it is probably
> because I have forgotten about it since about day 3.
>
> It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign
up,
> that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects your
> call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would
send
> out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log. This might
> happen 10-15 days after the contest.
>
> Something like this has been done for the sprints, I suspect with some
human
> intervention.
>
>
> 73 - Jim K8MR
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From no5w at txucom.net Wed Jun 5 20:39:01 2002
From: no5w@txucom.net (Charles Sanders)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
In-Reply-To: <013601c20ce5$621850c0$03010a0a@office1>
Message-ID: <000001c20cf2$8e5a0b80$6401a8c0@EMOCSANDER>
Ron --
In the Cabrillo summary sheet spec www.kkn.net/~trey/cabrillo/ CheckLog is
indicated as one of the categories although the official rules do not
mention anything about that as a category.
Never tried that myself although I have had the opportunity with many meager
scores!
73/Chuck/NO5W
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Ron Notarius WN3VAW
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 5:52 PM
To: CQ Contest
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
Does anyone know if there is any way to have my meager logged flagged as a
"check log" when submitted for the CW WPX?
Due to lack of time that weekend, I made an appalling low number of contacts
(no, I'm not telling you how many, it's embarrassing!) and while I have no
problem helping out the log checkers, I don't want to make an "official"
entry.
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
_______________________________________________
CQ-Contest mailing list
CQ-Contest@contesting.com
http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From k1dg at ix.netcom.com Wed Jun 5 18:41:26 2002
From: k1dg@ix.netcom.com (k1dg@ix.netcom.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
Message-ID: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>I wear them without any
>discomfort for 48 hours straight.
N5RP added:
>A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
>quite nicely, as well.
I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first hour
or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head for the
next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks for the
tip, guys!
73,
Doug K1DG
p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my hair?
>From kk9a at arrl.net Wed Jun 5 20:54:15 2002
From: kk9a@arrl.net (kk9a@arrl.net)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <001d01c20cf4$af390b60$a35f70d1@kk9a>
I've operated a number of contests from various Caribbean locations. I
usually center the contest around a vacation so it may be a week or two
before I arrive back home. Once home there's usually a lot of catching up
to do with numerous home chores and work projects. I don't travel with
email so I need a lot of time to submit my logs. Those doing paper logs
certainly benefit by having this amount of time. Even if you computer log,
your computer may break down and it may take a while to get the data
straightened out. I like the four week log submission period, especially
with work and family obligations.
>From n4zr at contesting.com Wed Jun 5 22:19:58 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020605211745.024baa40@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
At 12:06 AM 6/6/02 +0000, Steve Baron - KB3MM wrote:
>Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
>immediately e-mail it and be done.
Because, as someone else commented, November is loaded with contests, and
there are a few other things going on. More to the point, what possible
anti-cheating benefit is derived from cutting the deadline from 30 to 15
days? How can that change affect the incidence of log-fudging in any
meaningful way? Inquiring minds want to know!
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From swca at swbell.net Wed Jun 5 22:32:30 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D206E7E@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
Message-ID: <056901c20d03$711b9050$0100a8c0@TL01>
> What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
> for log submission?
I think there is too much time at present between the event and the results.
Reducing the time frame for log submission could contribute directly to
shortening this time. I think it's a good idea.
Mark, N5OT
>From swca at swbell.net Wed Jun 5 22:36:11 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
Message-ID: <056b01c20d03$714e1200$0100a8c0@TL01>
> It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign
up,
> that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects your
> call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would
send
> out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log.
What an absolutely great idea. The miracles of modern technology could be
put to good use.
Mark, N5OT
>From cte98244 at centurytel.net Thu Jun 6 03:56:26 2002
From: cte98244@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001901c20d05$c127be00$7a365b40@mirage>
That explains your bald spot...
73, Ward N0AX
> >A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
> >quite nicely, as well.
>
> I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first
hour or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head
for the next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks
for the tip, guys!
>
> 73,
>
> Doug K1DG
>
> p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my
hair?
>From swca at swbell.net Wed Jun 5 23:00:18 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01>
KB3MM asks:
> Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
> immediately e-mail it and be done.
The reason I rarely do that is because preparing the log is a tedious and
time consuming process which is about the last thing I would want to do
right after opeating a (long) contest. I might do it after a Sprint, but
getting a big log with lots of QSOs ready is another matter. Making a big
log presentable takes time and clarity.
If you are suggesting not cleaning up the log, that is a different topic.
Mark, N5OT
>From dennis.mcalpine at verizon.net Thu Jun 6 00:05:45 2002
From: dennis.mcalpine@verizon.net (Dennis McAlpine)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <009e01c20d07$0d643b80$b69ffea9@oemcomputer>
Doug,
I dunno about the ears but I have found that being bald helps keep glue off
one's hair, usually. The other problem I found was that after a phone
contest it was difficult to eat with the mike glued to one's lips. I
learned eventually to leave a hole into which I could insert a straw. I
also got some strange looks when I went to work on a Monday altho on Wall
Street nobody says much. They probably though I was just a new cold caller.
The other problem is that your head can get addicted to hot glue. After a
while your head gets heavy which leads to neck aches...or permanently bowed
heads...or cw only ops.
Remember, FD is coming, even tho it isn't a contest..
.
73,
Dennis K2SX
----- Original Message -----
From: <k1dg@ix.netcom.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 8:41 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
> At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>
> >I wear them without any
> >discomfort for 48 hours straight.
>
> N5RP added:
>
> >A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
> >quite nicely, as well.
>
> I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first
hour or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head
for the next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks
for the tip, guys!
>
> 73,
>
> Doug K1DG
>
> p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my
hair?
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From ludal at dmv.com Thu Jun 6 01:28:45 2002
From: ludal@dmv.com (Dallas Carter)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <00bb01c20d12$a67bd160$e7ea21a2@com>
Lots of comments on this, but most are using tunnel vision.
IMHO there is more to consider than a single op with a 1000 QSO
computerized log.
Why not send your comments to Dan and let him weigh your inputs
instead of beating the issue to death here.
73 Dallas W3PP
>From trogo at telegraphy.com Thu Jun 6 07:04:08 2002
From: trogo@telegraphy.com (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001501c20d17$9791f850$04288144@HP5495>
Was wondering why your ears looked a little "stretched out" when I saw you
at Dayton Doug. Oh well - what
we won't do for contesting comfort!
Tony N7BG
----- Original Message -----
From: <k1dg@ix.netcom.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 1:41 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
> At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>
> >I wear them without any
> >discomfort for 48 hours straight.
>
> N5RP added:
>
> >A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
> >quite nicely, as well.
>
> I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first
hour or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head
for the next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks
for the tip, guys!
>
> 73,
>
> Doug K1DG
>
> p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my
hair?
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>
>From k7qq at netzero.net Thu Jun 6 02:53:27 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <000201c20d16$fd250aa0$4bf83442@k7qq>
GOSH Don't You know its gotta be cleaned up before submission ?
Quack
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Baron - KB3MM" <SteveBaron@starlinx.com>
To: <Jimk8mr@aol.com>; <Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com>;
<CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 00:06
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
> immediately e-mail it and be done.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <Jimk8mr@aol.com>
> To: <Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com>; <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 16:55
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> > In a message dated 6/4/02 11:18:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> > Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com writes:
> >
> > > One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting
logs
> for
> > > ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be
15
> days
> > > after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to
the
> > > 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later
information,
> > > however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or
> is
> > > merely under consideration.)
> >
> >
> > I find that if I submit a log 29 days after the contest, it is probably
> > because I have forgotten about it since about day 3.
> >
> > It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign
> up,
> > that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects
your
> > call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would
> send
> > out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log. This
might
> > happen 10-15 days after the contest.
> >
> > Something like this has been done for the sprints, I suspect with some
> human
> > intervention.
> >
> >
> > 73 - Jim K8MR
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
> >
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From k7qq at netzero.net Thu Jun 6 02:55:46 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] need K9DX, W3TS, K2TOP, N7IR E-mail addresses
Message-ID: <000301c20d17$0059f6e0$4bf83442@k7qq>
Sometimes a simple web search with GOOGLE with the call sign will reveal
this kind of info .. You might be supprised at how many hits occur if you do
one on your own call.
Quack.
----- Original Message -----
From: <AA4NC@aol.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 18:45
Subject: [CQ-Contest] need K9DX, W3TS, K2TOP, N7IR E-mail addresses
> I need e-mail addresses for these calls who operated in the 2001 ARRL
160m
> contest
>
> K9DX
> K2TOP
> W3TS
> N7IR
>
> Thanks,
>
> Will
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From k2wr at njdxa.org Thu Jun 6 10:52:31 2002
From: k2wr@njdxa.org (Rich K2WR)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001001c20d61$6890bce0$0200a8c0@5j08601>
Doug:
Broadcast industry professionals know it's much better to shave your head
and use gaffers tape!
Rich
>From robert.email at btinternet.com Thu Jun 6 18:08:56 2002
From: robert.email@btinternet.com (Robert Morgan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil Pro HeadSet and Mk-V
In-Reply-To: <NEEKLIDFJLIAMNDFKNADCEBCCBAA.andymorgan.email@btinternet.com>
Message-ID: <BMECLBMPONOEFMLOMKCBGEKFCDAA.robert.email@btinternet.com>
Hi
For the last few months we have been trying to get the Heil Pro Headset to
work well with the Yaesu FT-1000MP MK-V, but so far it has resulted in thin
audio
that sounds 2 s points weaker than our MD-200 desk mic. But it is very nice
to use a headset whilst contesting. We have tried both the HC4 and HC5
inserts but have had no luck. We have used the same headset with a contest
club on an FT-1000MP and had OK results. Any help will be appreciated.
73 DE M0TTT, M5ZAP catch you in the Jubilee contest as MQ5ZAP
>From swca at swbell.net Thu Jun 6 15:45:05 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
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KB3MM asked me:
> The log is the log. What's to clean up ?
Here are a few examples:
Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the ensuing
damage control.
Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
can't go in and correct it later.
Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk list" -
I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to submitting
the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
Sounds like you really want to talk about the topic of massaging or
sanitizing which is beyond the scope of my first comment. There are plenty
of reasons an op would want to make his log presentable before pressing
"send" which in many people's opinion fall short of "massaging" or
"sanitizing" from a practical standpoint. Nobody's perfect.
Mark, N5OT
>From n4zr at contesting.com Thu Jun 6 16:12:45 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] The next great toy
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020606145547.024be6d0@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
In Dayton, I had the chance to see a demo and talk with the inventor of the
device he calls "The Time Machine." Simply put, this inexpensive unit
allows you to receive ALL of an 80-khz slice of any HF band, and record 6
hours (per tape) of the whole band segment on a VHS stereo VCR. Then you
can go back, at your leisure, and play back any time slice, tuning across
with your receiver to revisit any station, anywhere within that frequency
band.
The possibilities strike me as endless -- imagine being able to record the
first 6 hours on 14000-14080, for example, and play it back later to find
out why you did better or worse than the competition. See how W3LPL or
KC1XX were doing, what they were working and when, while you were
struggling, or soaring, on the same band. Or you could put one at a
station on another continent, and hear later how the whole contest sounded
from over there.
Check out http://www.expandedspectrumsystems.com/prod2.html for the full
story. I have no financial interest -- just think the CQ-Contest audience
should hear about this.
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From KG6DV at cs.com Thu Jun 6 17:27:25 2002
From: KG6DV@cs.com (KG6DV@cs.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Hot glue removal
Message-ID: <18.20405529.2a311fad@cs.com>
Im not sure about ears, however, hot glue in the hair can be removed by using
some of N6TJ'S now famous (see N6TJ previous contest tip contribution)
"contest grade chewing gum" ....... works very well Im told.
Ron KH6DV
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>From kcechura at umr.edu Thu Jun 6 17:03:11 2002
From: kcechura@umr.edu (Ken Cechura)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] headset for 706
In-Reply-To: <BMECLBMPONOEFMLOMKCBGEKFCDAA.robert.email@btinternet.com>
References: <NEEKLIDFJLIAMNDFKNADCEBCCBAA.andymorgan.email@btinternet.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020606160137.02143800@pop3.umr.edu>
buying a 706. was wondering what to do about a headset for bopth general
operating and contesting....does anyone have anything to say about the
HS706 (the Heil mic FOR the 706) vs. a computer headset using the circuit
outlined in a QST a couple months ago?
thanks
Ken
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Kenneth R. Cechura, KC9UMR //
// kcechura@umr.edu //
// President, W0EEE, 2002 //
// University of Missouri-Rolla Amateur Radio Club //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>From w3cf at comcast.net Thu Jun 6 18:59:35 2002
From: w3cf@comcast.net (Doug Priest)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Utopia
Message-ID: <NFBBKEEFALNKFAKNGPCKMEILCEAA.w3cf@comcast.net>
This has to be an example of Ham Utopia. One of my friends ( a contester and
DXpeditioner) sent this to me. He shall remain nameless but I thought
sharing his glee most worthwhile...........He has a bid in on some property.
got the permits in 2 hours, before I even own the damn place, u gotta love
that... two 100' 45G... they even allow guy anchors inside the 25'BRL and in
the reserve septic! I guess I had my stuff together, they took the canned
rohn drawings and my hand-drawn site plan and stamped them APPROVED PLANS hi
hi. This county is soooo ham friendly, it qualified for residential fast
trak same day permit! The guy checked w/super and came out with solemn look
and said federal law says we have to give u these permits, here you are, all
fees waived except $55!
I will share the QTH information for 25 thousand dollars :-) He'd KILL
me :-)
Nice to see the good reports once in a while. Heaven knows the troubles most
of us have had...
Have a great summer....IARU/WRTC around the corner now.
73
Doug W3CF
Doug Priest W3CF
Hatfield, Pa.
19440-3958
doug@w3cf.com
http://www.w3cf.com
>From kr6x at kr6x.com Thu Jun 6 16:39:40 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones, KR6X)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] The next great toy
References: <5.1.0.14.2.20020606145547.024be6d0@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <009401c20dab$0d0930b0$963fca96@pacesetter.com>
I used to do this with a Betamax recorder, using a Drake R4A
receiver as the front end. The sensitivity wasn't great, because
the RF gain was cranked back low, and the bandwidth was only
~6 -10 KHz with varying attenuation, but it was limited primarily
by the R4A first IF crystal filter rather than the VCR. Had to fudge
the "BFO" l.o. way out of alignment to put the filter into proper
perspective. I "FM-ed" the output of my T4X with the carrier
gain cut all the way to zero into a dummy load and listened on
the receiver to play the signals back. You could hear a lot of CW
signals tuning around in that bandwidth, and it made for great
post-contest fun and games.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pete Smith" <n4zr@contesting.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 12:12
Subject: [CQ-Contest] The next great toy
> In Dayton, I had the chance to see a demo and talk with the inventor of
the
> device he calls "The Time Machine." Simply put, this inexpensive unit
> allows you to receive ALL of an 80-khz slice of any HF band, and record 6
> hours (per tape) of the whole band segment on a VHS stereo VCR. Then you
> can go back, at your leisure, and play back any time slice, tuning across
> with your receiver to revisit any station, anywhere within that frequency
> band.
>
> The possibilities strike me as endless -- imagine being able to record the
> first 6 hours on 14000-14080, for example, and play it back later to find
> out why you did better or worse than the competition. See how W3LPL or
> KC1XX were doing, what they were working and when, while you were
> struggling, or soaring, on the same band. Or you could put one at a
> station on another continent, and hear later how the whole contest sounded
> from over there.
>
> Check out http://www.expandedspectrumsystems.com/prod2.html for the full
> story. I have no financial interest -- just think the CQ-Contest audience
> should hear about this.
>
>
> 73, Pete N4ZR
>
> Check out the World HF
> Contest Station Database at
> www.pvrc.org
>
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From n4gi at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 6 20:04:14 2002
From: n4gi@tampabay.rr.com (Blake M. Meinecke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
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<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
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N5OT writes
> Here are a few examples:
>
> Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
> program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
ensuing
> damage control.
This one might be legitimate, but why wait till afterward?? I do it when
it's still fresh in my head (after a break, or between the next band
change).
>
> Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
> can't go in and correct it later.
..... Or just look up the correct spelling on QRZ.com??? Log checking
software is pretty advanced. I might be wrong, but aren't some mistakes
errred on the side of "typos" anyway??? (depending on the contest)
>
> Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk
list" -
> I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to submitting
> the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
In my experience, the cabrillo log checking robots would not compute this in
a data field and they would send you a "danger Will Robinson" reply
immediately. You can then go and edit that line and resubmit. Gab/notes
don't go into the cabrillo log anyway they?
When the contest time is up, it's up. I press save and send it off.
Blake N4GI
>From SteveBaron at starlinx.com Fri Jun 7 01:54:49 2002
From: SteveBaron@starlinx.com (Steve Baron - KB3MM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
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<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <010d01c20dbf$501ba9a0$692267cf@sfb>
Just want to see the process speeded up.
I just did learn that some logging program actually puts comments in the log
? WOW ! Glad I don't use that one.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Beckwith" <swca@swbell.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 19:45
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> KB3MM asked me:
>
> > The log is the log. What's to clean up ?
>
> Here are a few examples:
>
> Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
> program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
ensuing
> damage control.
>
> Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
> can't go in and correct it later.
>
> Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk
list" -
> I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to submitting
> the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
>
> Sounds like you really want to talk about the topic of massaging or
> sanitizing which is beyond the scope of my first comment. There are
plenty
> of reasons an op would want to make his log presentable before pressing
> "send" which in many people's opinion fall short of "massaging" or
> "sanitizing" from a practical standpoint. Nobody's perfect.
>
> Mark, N5OT
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From kg5u at hal-pc.org Thu Jun 6 22:16:09 2002
From: kg5u@hal-pc.org (Dale L Martin)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
In-Reply-To: <001001c20d61$6890bce0$0200a8c0@5j08601>
Message-ID: <LPBBJJHKFOOEGKEBKHOJOEHNEEAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
Duct tape works well.
I'm not a frequent SSB contest participant. Also, a few years ago, I threw
out a couple of my old boom mic/headsets (the headphones were shot). For
one SSB contest I did get into a year or two ago, I took my Ten-Tec desk mic
and some duct tape and fashioned a loop to hang the mic stand with the base
against my chest and the mic near my mouth. Worked great! No tape to rip
off my scalp after the contest and lose hair--I'm doing that naturally and
medically.
73,
dale, kg5u
>
> Doug:
>
> Broadcast industry professionals know it's much better to shave your head
> and use gaffers tape!
>
> Rich
>
>
>From kr1g at hotmail.com Fri Jun 7 03:56:26 2002
From: kr1g@hotmail.com (ted demopoulos)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <F132DSwLHI1VHt8fddA00019ac1@hotmail.com>
>
>When the contest time is up, it's up. I press save and send it off.
>
Not for me. I fix calls like G444XYZ (sticky key probably) and ##DF2ABC
(clearly a typo). Obvious stuff I got wrong, and 95% of the time I KNOW it's
wrong ahead of time, but didn;t have the time or inclination to fix it
during the test (I haven't slept for 30 hours, I'm running at 100+, and I
type G444444444444444444ABC. I make a mental note to fix it when times get
slow, and maybe forget).
Also damn time errors. Writelog, god bless its heart, did a timesetback
(thats's a verb folks) during WPX SSB due to daylight savings time in
England. I manually editing over 1000 times (and got a few wrong when I
rechecked).
That said, I approve of faster log submittal times.
73
Ted KT1V ex KR1G
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>From SteveBaron at starlinx.com Fri Jun 7 05:31:26 2002
From: SteveBaron@starlinx.com (Steve Baron - KB3MM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
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<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<001001c20dae$8abce120$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <022e01c20ddd$c466cc40$692267cf@sfb>
Wondered how many band problems existed anyway with logging programs reading
the rigs frequency ....in 2002.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Blake M. Meinecke" <n4gi@tampabay.rr.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 23:04
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> N5OT writes
>
> > Here are a few examples:
> >
> > Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on
the
> > program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
> ensuing
> > damage control.
>
> This one might be legitimate, but why wait till afterward?? I do it when
> it's still fresh in my head (after a break, or between the next band
> change).
>
> >
> > Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say
I
> > can't go in and correct it later.
>
> ..... Or just look up the correct spelling on QRZ.com??? Log checking
> software is pretty advanced. I might be wrong, but aren't some mistakes
> errred on the side of "typos" anyway??? (depending on the contest)
>
> >
> > Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk
> list" -
> > I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to
submitting
> > the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
>
> In my experience, the cabrillo log checking robots would not compute this
in
> a data field and they would send you a "danger Will Robinson" reply
> immediately. You can then go and edit that line and resubmit. Gab/notes
> don't go into the cabrillo log anyway they?
>
> When the contest time is up, it's up. I press save and send it off.
>
> Blake N4GI
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From k5zd at charter.net Fri Jun 7 04:42:18 2002
From: k5zd@charter.net (Randy Thompson, K5ZD)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <056901c20d03$711b9050$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <NDBBJODEMLLOGMDJBPCDGEJBDJAA.k5zd@charter.net>
I don't think log submission is the gating item in the log checking or
results generation process! If you are going to allow exceptions, why
bother to shorten the deadline.
I would attack the problem a different way. Give us an incentive to submit
more quickly!
Randy, K5ZD
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Mark Beckwith
> Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 02:33 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> > What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
> > for log submission?
>
> I think there is too much time at present between the event and
> the results.
> Reducing the time frame for log submission could contribute directly to
> shortening this time. I think it's a good idea.
>
> Mark, N5OT
>
>
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>From wk6i at twistedoak.com Thu Jun 6 21:42:51 2002
From: wk6i@twistedoak.com (Jeff Stai WK6I)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <001001c20dae$8abce120$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
<011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
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<012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020606203746.0bb29e90@mail.megapathdsl.net>
At 04:04 PM 6/6/2002, Blake M. Meinecke wrote:
>N5OT writes
>
>> Here are a few examples:
>>
>> Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
>> program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
>ensuing
>> damage control.
>
>This one might be legitimate, but why wait till afterward?? I do it when
>it's still fresh in my head (after a break, or between the next band
>change).
I keep a paper notepad next to my operating position to keep track of things
like this to go back and fix later.
Better to do it later in calm moment than in the heat of battle...
>>
>> Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
>> can't go in and correct it later.
>
>..... Or just look up the correct spelling on QRZ.com??? Log checking
>software is pretty advanced. I might be wrong, but aren't some mistakes
>errred on the side of "typos" anyway??? (depending on the contest)
I'd rather go back and fix it than depend on the kindness of the log
checkers (no offence meant to any log checkers!-).
I will correct obvious misteaks - if the name entered is "jefg" I know it
should be "jeff" - UNLESS I make a note of the unusual name in my paper
notes. This works for me, anyway.
>>
73 - jeff wk6i
Jeff Stai Twisted Oak Winery LLC
Email jds@twistedoak.com
Amateur Radio WK6I
ROC Web Page http://www.rocstock.org/
>From kl7y at alaska.net Fri Jun 7 06:01:09 2002
From: kl7y@alaska.net (Dan Robbins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<010d01c20dbf$501ba9a0$692267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <3D003005.B0F848AE@alaska.net>
Single ops seem to have no problem with sending logs in right away, but some of
our multi-op efforts resulted in logs that were totally screwed up. At one
point we had a lot of RF getting into the computers and we had to manually
search the logs for calls like XQY7JO63C. These were not calls we typed in,
these were gibberish calls that showed up in the log off screen during the
contest, so we didn't know they were there until a post-contest examination.
With the 3 plus 1 penalty in CQ WW we could have easily lost a large percentage
of our actual score. Sometimes the RF was there and sometimes it wasn't.
Fortunately, the problem seems to have departed, but I still check. And it
takes time to go through thousands of Qs.
Another time we had a computer go screwy and start doubling contacts, that is,
we would enter KH7R on 20, for example, and then out of nowhere KH7R would also
show up as a QSO on 80. That one took a while to fix. Then there was the time
the commercial power took a hit and we came back up OK except after the contest
the times were 7 hours off. Another time we came up after a power hit with the
wrong date. Both those took a lot of post-contest time to fix. (Yes I did buy
a UPS and it got some use in WPX CW!) One time I had to ask for a log filing
extension just to get things ironed out.
Did you ever log part of the contest on paper and the rest on computer? Try
sending that one in right after contest.
There are a lot of times I go to sleep shortly after the contest and 12 hours
later I'm headed to the airport only to be out of town for a week or two. I
guess if I didn't have any other life, I just stayed home, computers never
crashed, the power company got their act together and I ran only single-op QRP
I would probably want to reduce the log deadline to right after the contest.
Until that time I vote NO.
Dan KL7Y
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Fri Jun 7 07:22:17 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE HELSINKI OLYMPIC GAMES
Message-ID: <01c20dd2$86fb3ae0$LocalHost@default>
50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE HELSINKI OLYMPIC GAMES
Exactly fifty years before the opening of the WRTC2002 Games in Helsinki this
year,
there was a ceremony on the Arctic Circle in the always exotic Lapland (OH9) to
mark the lighting of the Olympic torch and the start of the relaying of the
torch on a
long journey to Helsinki.
The Olympic Stadium was packed full on July 19, 1952 during the opening
ceremony
of the XV Olympic Games in Helsinki. This year we are celebrating the 50th
anniversary of the greatest event in Finnish sports history.
Those participating in the greatest and most spirited event in radio
contesting,
WRTC2002, are encouraged to join in the July 19, 2002 festivities at the
Helsinki
Olympic Stadium when footage of the original opening ceremony will connect us
from 1952 to the present day in a true Olympic spirit.
The WRTC2002 symbol featuring the Helsinki Olympic Tower reminds us of the
unparalleled Spirit of Helsinki, the strength of this small nation.
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Fri Jun 7 08:09:26 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones - N6TJ secret
Message-ID: <00bd01c20e13$c97746c0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
K1DG asks:
"Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my hair?"
Why bother - since this was hot glue - seems best to leave it Doug, you can
probably re-use it by simply putting your head in a microwave and warming it
up just prior to the next contest!
Shouldn't this discussion be moved to the HPH (high performance headphones)
Reflector?
73,
Jim, K4OJ
>From n4zr at contesting.com Fri Jun 7 08:45:05 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] A milestone of sorts
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020607074040.024c6060@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
Today, the number of stations in the World HF Contest Station Database
passed the 2000 mark. Are YOU listed? Is your listing current? It only
takes a moment, at http://www.pvrc.org/WCSD/WCSDSearch.htm
73, Pete N4ZR
>From kharker at cs.utexas.edu Fri Jun 7 08:57:27 2002
From: kharker@cs.utexas.edu (Kenneth E. Harker)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <3D003005.B0F848AE@alaska.net>; from Dan Robbins on Fri, Jun 07,
2002 at 05:01:09AM +0100
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01> <010d01c20dbf$501ba9a0$692267cf@sfb>
<3D003005.B0F848AE@alaska.net>
Message-ID: <20020607075727.B26699@cs.utexas.edu>
To answer the question posed about how hard is to log contacts
on the wrong band given that in 2002 everyone has computer control
of the rigs...
It is very easy to log contacts on the wrong band in a VHF contest.
There are no "all-band" VHF/UHF contest radios. A typical VHF contest
station might look like: http://n5xu.ae.utexas.edu/n5xu/vhf.html
You have one or two rigs for 50, 144, and 432, but you need to use
transverters for 222, 1296, etc. You may have almost one rig per band,
and I don't know of any major contest logging software that can handle
the concept of five or six computer-controlled rigs, with each one
representing one or two or three bands, each possibly reporting the
IF frequency rather than the RF frequency...
--
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Kenneth E. Harker "Vox Clamantis in Deserto" kharker@cs.utexas.edu
University of Texas at Austin Amateur Radio Callsign: WM5R
Department of the Computer Sciences VP, Central Texas DX & Contest Club
Taylor Hall TAY 2.124 Maintainer of Linux on Laptops
Austin, TX 78712-1188 USA http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/
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>From 107770.3462 at compuserve.com Fri Jun 7 10:51:36 2002
From: 107770.3462@compuserve.com (James P. Cassidy)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Tampa- St. Pete
Message-ID: <200206070951_MC3-1-155-4218@compuserve.com>
I will be in the Tampa ( Actually Punta Gorda) area the week of June 10-15.
I will probably be pretty busy but if have time would enjoy meeting some
of the West Coast FL ops.
73 Jim KI7Y
>From thompson at mindspring.com Fri Jun 7 11:32:41 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <NDBBJODEMLLOGMDJBPCDGEJBDJAA.k5zd@charter.net>
Message-ID: <002401c20e30$2ece8260$a58256d1@default>
I agree with Randy. The biggest problem with log checking is getting
everyone to submit a proper log.
When you receive logs in say a non cabrillo format the log must be run
through a converter and with some contests this is no trivial task. Then
there needs to be an incentive to get the paper log entries to put them on a
computer even if post contest. Hand checking these logs is also not a
trivial task. Please remember that some still do not have a PC. A certain
Russian contester would tell me thanks for accepting his hand log. Well
before this years contest I gave him some reasons to get it on the computer.
Low and behold he sent in the entry on diskette using a PC at his work.
Next year he says he will send it via e-mail.
Perhaps there should be three incentives: (say add points like the ARRL
Field Day)
One for fast log entry (say arrives with the 15 days).
One for being in the proper format. Most of the logging programs produce a
cabrillo format but you have to have the correct (latest?) version.
The final incentive would be to get it on a computer even if you send a
diskette.
This would sure speed up log checking of the CQ 160 Contests.
One further comment. When one has put in a big effort in a contest why
don't we put the same effort in providing a log that fully meets contest
requirements?
73 Dave K4JRB
> I don't think log submission is the gating item in the log checking or
> results generation process! If you are going to allow exceptions, why
> bother to shorten the deadline.
>
> I would attack the problem a different way. Give us an incentive to
submit
> more quickly!
>
> Randy, K5ZD
>
>From jh8kyu at qsl.net Sat Jun 8 01:03:31 2002
From: jh8kyu@qsl.net (Hide JH8KYU)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
Message-ID: <000001c20e34$805d94a0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Hi all,
I want to remind you of the upcoming All Asian DX Contest which will
be held 1 week later. This contest must be a great oppotunity for you
to get many Asian rare entities and many old friends in Asia.
The contest period will be from 0000 6/15 to 2400 6/16.
When you contact any Asian station, please send RST + your age.
For example, I send 59941 as I am 41 years old.
If you are a YL station, you can send 00 instead of your real age.
The detailed rule can be found on the following JARL official page;
http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/AADX.htm
The result of 2001 is rinked to the same page.
The only change from last year is regarding a special plaque.
There are not so many sponsors, however, you have a chance to get a
special plaque from JARL. The plaques as of today is shown on the
following page;
http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/2002donor.htm
JARL doesn't provide a junior operators category, however, the
operator's
age can be found from the exchange. So the Alumni Association of JA7YDX
sponsors to the "Junior winner of sigle operator". If you are 18 years
old or younger, please try to get this plaque. If you are a YL station
and you are 18 years or younger, you had better write your real age on
the
summary sheet.
Though I wanted to notify this news to a lot of young operators, I
don't have any address list of young operators. If there are young
operators in your neighborhood or in your family, please tell him/her
this event.
If you are a CT user, try to download a newer version from the following
registered user's site;
http://www.k1ea.com/ctvault/
Ken worked hard to meet the new rule of the All Asian DX Contest last
year, and the ver 9.61 or later can be completeley fit to AADX.
If you have any question about this contest, please contact the JARL
contest committee; contest@jarl.or.jp
Thanks and 73,
Hide JH8KYU (also K8YU, ex 3W2KYU, 9M6HTT, TI5U)
>From jds at twistedoak.com Fri Jun 7 09:18:10 2002
From: jds@twistedoak.com (Jeff Stai)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <022e01c20ddd$c466cc40$692267cf@sfb>
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
<011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<001001c20dae$8abce120$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020607081548.0bc15a08@mail.megapathdsl.net>
At 09:31 PM 6/6/2002, Steve Baron - KB3MM wrote:
>Wondered how many band problems existed anyway with logging programs reading
>the rigs frequency ....in 2002.
1. The connection between computer and rig fails (bad or loose connection)
and you don't notice right away.
2. Until recently, my K2 did not have a serial port, so it was an issue.
73 - jeff wk6i
Jeff Stai Twisted Oak Winery LLC
Email jds@twistedoak.com
Amateur Radio WK6I
ROC Web Page http://www.rocstock.org/
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Fri Jun 7 17:13:39 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <200206071605.g57G5I9F023630@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <001f01c20e5f$ee160e20$03010a0a@office1>
I agree with Randy & several others that the shortening the deadline, at
this time, does not appear to make sense.
Now, I'm all for getting contest results back in hand faster, but I think a
combination two things already in process will take care of this:
First, the posting of the results to the web when completed (which saves 6
to 8 weeks or more waiting for them to be printed in the appropriate
periodical & waiting for it to arrive snail mail).
Second, the significant number of logs being submitted in a standard format
electronically. CQ already requires that all logs be sent electronically,
and it stands to reason that at some point in the future this will be
mandated for most or all of the major contests. If the logs are in a
standard format, then it should be a lot faster for the contest committee to
compile data into their master database and then select only those logs that
may need scrutiny (for whatever reason) rather than handle pile after pile
of paper.
But shortening the deadline for two weeks, IMHO, puts an undue burden on
those who need the time to:
1. go over their logs for mistakes -- as many have pointed out, there are
legitmate reasons for doing so
2. need to return from travelling, either work or contest related, and then
get the logs in
3. do not, for whatever reason, keep their contest logs electronically, or
do not use the correct format, or don't have email access, etc., and have to
make arrangements to get their logs converted or entered whatever and then
sent in to the appropriate email.
I'm sure that there will be at least two or three who will reply something
on the lines of "let them get computers, let them get a cheap ISP, and let
them get the right software!" That's another thread for another time;
let's just say that I think it will be a sad day when a shack computer for
contest logging is mandated for contest operation (key word there is
"mandated")
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
----- Original Message -----
From: "Randy Thompson, K5ZD" <k5zd@charter.net>
To: "Contest Reflector" <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
I don't think log submission is the gating item in the log checking or
results generation process! If you are going to allow exceptions, why
bother to shorten the deadline.
I would attack the problem a different way. Give us an incentive to submit
more quickly!
Randy, K5ZD
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Mark Beckwith
> Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 02:33 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> > What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
> > for log submission?
>
> I think there is too much time at present between the event and
> the results.
> Reducing the time frame for log submission could contribute directly to
> shortening this time. I think it's a good idea.
>
> Mark, N5OT
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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>From gm at netsync.net Fri Jun 7 20:50:29 2002
From: gm@netsync.net (Gerry Maira)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: CQ WPX Check Logs
References: <200206061604.g56G439F003126@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <3D0146C5.B4DBC11F@netsync.net>
I would try putting "checklog" in the subject line and in the soapbox field. I
sent in
cabrillo files to the ARRL for the 2001 CW and SSB DX contests. I wanted them
used only
as checklogs and stated that very clearly in the soapbox fields. They ended up
in the
contest results as regular entries. I suppose I could have said "I cheated in
this
contest" in the soapbox fields and no one would have noticed - hi. I thought
the emails
with my logs might bounce if I put "checklog" in the subject, but now I see
that's
probably the proper way to get the message through.
73, Gerry KA2MGE
> Message: 6
> Reply-To: <no5w@txucom.net>
> From: "Charles Sanders" <no5w@txucom.net>
> To: "'Ron Notarius WN3VAW'" <wn3vaw@fyi.net>,
> "'CQ Contest'" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
>
> Ron --
>
> In the Cabrillo summary sheet spec www.kkn.net/~trey/cabrillo/ CheckLog is
> indicated as one of the categories although the official rules do not
> mention anything about that as a category.
>
> Never tried that myself although I have had the opportunity with many meager
> scores!
>
> 73/Chuck/NO5W
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Ron Notarius WN3VAW
> Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 5:52 PM
> To: CQ Contest
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
>
> Does anyone know if there is any way to have my meager logged flagged as a
> "check log" when submitted for the CW WPX?
>
> Due to lack of time that weekend, I made an appalling low number of contacts
> (no, I'm not telling you how many, it's embarrassing!) and while I have no
> problem helping out the log checkers, I don't want to make an "official"
> entry.
>
> 73, ron wn3vaw
>
> "And they give you cash,
> which is just as good as money!"
> Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From K4tmc at aol.com Fri Jun 7 22:52:05 2002
From: K4tmc@aol.com (K4tmc@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <d.27f62343.2a32bd45@aol.com>
Anyone looking for a case to protect your valuable FT1000MP, etc., from
damage during trips for the upcoming contest season may want to look at this
web site: www.specialized.net. I just got their hard-copy catalog in the
mail this morning at the PO Box, and spent part of my lunch time today
browsing. There is a large selection of different
manufacturers/models/styles/sizes of cases. Plus, they have a lot of other
neat items that you will not find at the local Radio Shack.
BTW, I have no connection with the company.
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
(home of the NHL Carolina Hurricanes,
2002 Southeastern Division Champions!
2002 Eastern Conference Champions!!
2002 Stanley Cup Champions!!!?, GO 'CANES!!!!)
>From wl7ky at gci.net Fri Jun 7 20:43:28 2002
From: wl7ky@gci.net (Chris Hurlbut)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
References: <000001c20e34$805d94a0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Message-ID: <002b01c20e9e$a713a7a0$430fed18@anchorageak.net>
This would be a very FUN contest if the JA's participated!
Get on 15 meters on a non-contest weekend and you'll have a JA pileup. Get
on during a contest weekend and you'll be working 40/hr if you're lucky.
I stopped doing All Asia and JIDX a while ago. Maybe I'l give out a few
points for the few JA's that are CQing.
Sad but true.
-Chris KL9A
http://www.qsl.net/kl9a
kl9a@qsl.net
----- Original Message -----
From: "Hide JH8KYU" <jh8kyu@qsl.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>; <kb8nw@barf80.nshore.org>
Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 7:03 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
> Hi all,
> I want to remind you of the upcoming All Asian DX Contest which will
> be held 1 week later. This contest must be a great oppotunity for you
> to get many Asian rare entities and many old friends in Asia.
>
> The contest period will be from 0000 6/15 to 2400 6/16.
> When you contact any Asian station, please send RST + your age.
> For example, I send 59941 as I am 41 years old.
> If you are a YL station, you can send 00 instead of your real age.
>
> The detailed rule can be found on the following JARL official page;
> http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/AADX.htm
> The result of 2001 is rinked to the same page.
>
> The only change from last year is regarding a special plaque.
> There are not so many sponsors, however, you have a chance to get a
> special plaque from JARL. The plaques as of today is shown on the
> following page;
> http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/2002donor.htm
>
> JARL doesn't provide a junior operators category, however, the
> operator's
> age can be found from the exchange. So the Alumni Association of JA7YDX
> sponsors to the "Junior winner of sigle operator". If you are 18 years
> old or younger, please try to get this plaque. If you are a YL station
> and you are 18 years or younger, you had better write your real age on
> the
> summary sheet.
>
> Though I wanted to notify this news to a lot of young operators, I
> don't have any address list of young operators. If there are young
> operators in your neighborhood or in your family, please tell him/her
> this event.
>
> If you are a CT user, try to download a newer version from the following
>
> registered user's site;
> http://www.k1ea.com/ctvault/
> Ken worked hard to meet the new rule of the All Asian DX Contest last
> year, and the ver 9.61 or later can be completeley fit to AADX.
>
> If you have any question about this contest, please contact the JARL
> contest committee; contest@jarl.or.jp
>
> Thanks and 73,
> Hide JH8KYU (also K8YU, ex 3W2KYU, 9M6HTT, TI5U)
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From wb0tra at spacestar.net Sat Jun 8 01:00:10 2002
From: wb0tra@spacestar.net (Lee Lorentz)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
In-Reply-To: <d.27f62343.2a32bd45@aol.com>
Message-ID: <3.0.6.32.20020608000010.0080d680@pop3.spacestar.net>
I prefer the Pelican cases. When my Icom 746 goes portable (like for the
upcoming ARRL Field Day), the radio and paddles travel well-protected in a
Pelican 1600 case.
Check out my preferred vendor at:
http://www.cases4less.com/
At 21:52 06/07/2002 EDT, K4TMC wrote:
Anyone looking for a case to protect your valuable FT1000MP, etc., from
damage during trips for the upcoming contest season may want to look at
this web site: www.specialized.net. I just got their hard-copy catalog in
the mail this morning at the PO Box, and spent part of my lunch time today
browsing. There is a large selection of different
manufacturers/models/styles/sizes of cases. Plus, they have a lot of other
neat items that you will not find at the local Radio Shack.
BTW, I have no connection with the company.
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
--
Lee Lorentz WB0TRA
ARRL E.C. for Wright County, Minnesota
FISTS # 8767
DXCC: 175 Confirmed for 201 worked
http://www.spacestar.net/users/wb0tra/
>From kcechura at umr.edu Sat Jun 8 01:06:24 2002
From: kcechura@umr.edu (Ken Cechura)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Lets try another spin on this 706 headset thing
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020608000359.0186ee08@pop3.umr.edu>
ok,, say i wanted 2 cans. anything good to say about the BM-10-I? AES has
them on closeout. i like the prosets, but they tend to get a bit warm
after a while, if i remember correctly (it's been quite a while, so if AES
has anythign i can play with, ill try it first). does anyone have Heils
cheaper than AES, where i could GET it BEFORE field day? is there anything
comparable?
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Kenneth R. Cechura, KC9UMR/? //
// kcechura@umr.edu //
// President, W0EEE, 2002 //
// University of Missouri-Rolla Amateur Radio Club //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Sat Jun 8 08:23:16 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002 VIDEO
Message-ID: <01c20ea4$36371480$LocalHost@default>
VIDEO TO BE MADE OF WORLD RADIO TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
The exciting events of WRTC 2002 will be captured on video for showing on
television and to amateur radio enthusiasts worldwide.
Shooting the video will be Dave Bell, W6AQ, a Hollywood Emmy winning
producer who has also shot and produced many ARRL films and the previous
"Ham Radio Olympics" about WRTC 2000 in Slovenia. Assisting Dave on the
shoot in Finland will be Alpo Reho, OH3TM and Jukka Tuomisto - both
professionals behind the camera.
Don Doughty, W6EEN has agreed to be Executive Producer for the official WRTC
2002 video. Post-production will be done by James Brooks, 9V1YC, another WRTC
2002 participant and well known for his many high-quality DX-pedition videos.
Potential video sponsors are encouraged to contact Don Doughty, W6EEN.
>From pietromtf at tin.it Fri Jun 7 16:52:30 2002
From: pietromtf@tin.it (Pietro)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pileup Player files
Message-ID: <000001c20ecd$2da88aa0$7210fea9@pietro>
Hello Friends,
do anybody have any FILES.WAV ready for PP of JA3MAS?
73
Pietro - IK4MTF (IU4T)
http://www.qsl.net/ik4mtf
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>From oz1aa at qsl.net Sat Jun 8 13:39:47 2002
From: oz1aa@qsl.net (Thomas - OZ1AA)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
References: <000001c20e34$805d94a0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Message-ID: <00ad01c20ed8$e5218820$0401a8c0@t>
On Friday, June 07, 2002 5:03, Hide JH8KYU wrote:
>Though I wanted to notify this news to a lot of young operators, I
>don't have any address list of young operators. If there are young
>operators in your neighborhood or in your family, please tell him/her
>this event.
You are welcome to visit the website of "World Wide Young Contesters" at
http://wwyc.webbg.com/. You can find many young operators in our members
list (http://wwyc.webbg.com/pages/members.php?pg=1). I have also forwarded
the announcement to our email reflector, so hopefully there will be some
competition for the plaque! Thanks to Alumni Association of JA7YDX for
sponsoring the prize.
Hope to work you in the contest!
Vy 73 de OZ1AA, Thomas
>From n4zr at contesting.com Sat Jun 8 09:17:01 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Log deadline
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020608081438.024e4c70@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
Isn't it time to explicitly ask N1ND to explain the rationale for the
proposed change?
FWIW, I agree with Randy -- the anti-cheating argument doesn't hold much
water, so there must be some other reason.
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From NQ4I at compuserve.com Sat Jun 8 10:08:56 2002
From: NQ4I@compuserve.com (Rick Dougherty)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Cyprus
Message-ID: <200206080909_MC3-1-179-1A74@compuserve.com>
Hello all...going to fly to Cyprus on the 21st and stay there until the
26th...any contacts/local hams/dxer's/contestor's
who would like to meet...to discuss ham radio topics...thanks de Rick nq4i
>From k2kw at prodigy.net Sat Jun 8 10:04:34 2002
From: k2kw@prodigy.net (KEN SILVERMAN)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <001b01c20f06$2fffaa20$97d3fea9@a>
>Anyone looking for a case to protect your valuable FT1000MP, etc., from
>damage during trips for the upcoming contest season may want to look at
this
>web site: www.specialized.net.
While this company does have a lot of different cases, their prices are high
(typical retail, no discount). In addition, for the Pelican cases, they use
the same picture for every size case...
For cheap pelican cases, try www.cases4less.com among other web discounters
(I have no interest in Pelican or this website - it just has cheap cases and
delivers quickly). This place sells the 1650 without foam for $155 - this
is cheaper than most personal luggage, and much more durable!
The experience of the 6Y2A and HC8N teams has lead us all to use the Pelican
1650 case. For the durability and price, you can't beat it. In addition,
these cases are used by divers, film crews etc, that they are very common,
and often go unnoticed. I first got a ATA spec'd Hardigg case (VERY
expensive, and "military looking"), and it was stopped at every point for
inspection... not so with the Pelican case.
And as always, the foam you use to pack your equipment is THE most critical
item. I have a lot of info and photos on packing the MP and other equipment
on my DxHoliday website: http://dxholiday.com/dxresources.htm#equipmenttips
Kenny K2KW
>From jh8kyu at qsl.net Sun Jun 9 11:46:02 2002
From: jh8kyu@qsl.net (Hide JH8KYU)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
Message-ID: <000001c20f57$6c3cf1e0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the information about the WWYC and forwarding the notice.
It seems to be the last chance for you to get the plaque this year,
because you will become 19 yrs just after the contest.
I hope you and all other WWYC members will enjoy a good competition.
Thanks,
Hide JH8KYU (also K8YU, ex 3W2KYU, 9M6HTT, TI5U)
>From tg9ajr at itelgua.com Sat Jun 8 23:36:01 2002
From: tg9ajr@itelgua.com (TG9AJR)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Paris, Stockholm Visit.
Message-ID: <3D02DB31.00000F.01188@guest>
Hi you all,
I'm making my plans for WRTC 2002 in Helsinki and on my in and out
I will stoping in Paris and Stockholm and will like to meet some locals
hams or visit some radio clubs !
Please drop me a note perhaps we can meet, 73's DX.
Juan Carlos Munoz.
TG9AJR / EK44ro
tg9ajr@itelgua.com
http://www.qsl.net/tg9ajr
>From K4BEV at aol.com Sun Jun 9 10:22:20 2002
From: K4BEV@aol.com (K4BEV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TH-7 boom to 40 meter rotatable dipole
Message-ID: <f2.1cc5619b.2a34b08c@aol.com>
Several of y'all had asked me to keep you informed on my TH-7 boom conversion
project.
Kirk, K4RO, had modified his tribander with an Omega match per N4KG's design
and reports not only fine results, but even better, higher contest scores on
40 meters. With Kirk's encouragement I set off to duplicate this antenna. I
have a crank-up tower, so could not tune the antenna at it's operating
height. Tuning it with the tower cranked down proved pointless. The resonant
frequency changed drastically when extending the tower. I've finally found a
solution to the problem which not only lets me tune the antenna to 1:1
anywhere on 40 with the tower extended, it also gives me a 1:1 match on 30 as
a bonus.
My description of the antenna, with photos, can be found at:
www.k4ro.net/tcg/k4bev_boom/k4bevboom.html
Also: If you haven't checked out K4RO's fine Tennessee Contest Group web site
it's at:
www.k4ro.net/tcg.html
GL es 73,
Don - K4BEV
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Sun Jun 9 11:58:10 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Etiquette
Message-ID: <005601c20fc6$307dfea0$03010a0a@office1>
My club sponsors a local 2M FM contest every January. We're starting to
work on the updated rules for the 2003 event. I'd like to solicit some of
the more experienced ops here on the list for suggestions or advice... if
you're not interested, my apologies for the bandwith & no need to read
further.
A problem we ran into last year was that of, for lack of better terms, rude
or marginally ethical behavior from a few stations; most where newcomers or
non-contesters who didn't know better, and a few of the "damn the rules, win
at all costs" school. As a result of this, we're thinking of doing two
things:
(a) Add a rule to the effect that will permit disqualification for improper
behavior
(b) Add to the rules a one-sheet addendum detailing what we consider "good
amateur practice."
The biggest problems last year were two-fold.
First, we had many situations were someone would call "CQ Contest" for
several minutes, finally get a call, work the "new" one -- and then get his
frequency clobbered by 10-12 stations who had simply been listening and then
jumped once the contact was made. This scared off some of the "new" ones
who didn't know what was going on or how to handle a pile-up, and ticked off
the station calling CQ because "his" frequency was absconded. (In the early
hour of the contest -- it runs 4 hours -- you'd hear someone politely asking
to call, and that worked out well. In the last hour, politeness went out
the window as some got very ruthless about trying to "win").
Second, we had a situation with one club station who thought nothing of
calling "CQ" right on top of anyone -- be it a contact in progress, or
someone else calling CQ, or in one case a scheduled net (that we didn't know
about) trying to conduct themselves. This station was also reported to be
trying to work stations on 146.52 & below simplex frequencies, which we had
explicitly declared as a "no contest" area for those trying to operate
outside the contest. One of the ops did not take kindly to "suggestions"
from the contest committee to knock it off, which led to some interesting
situations -- it's actually kind of funny to hear someone tell the guy who
conceived the contest & wrote most of the rules that he didn't know what he
was talking about! Sad, but funny.
Regardless, we're figuring that an "etiquette" page of "good amateur
practice" adapted for 2M FM Simplex will be a big help for those who simply
didn't know better and were just doing what they heard on the air. And,
unfortunately, since we didn't have a "DQ" rule in place, we now see that we
need one to curb those that get out of hand.
Any suggestions welcome. And thanks!
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From AA4NC at aol.com Sun Jun 9 12:04:42 2002
From: AA4NC@aol.com (AA4NC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <14e.f081953.2a34c88a@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/8/02 21:35:32 PM GMT Daylight Time, k2kw@prodigy.net
writes:
Kenny speaketh the truth...
Make sure the case you buy is ATA rated, or the airlines will balk at paying
damage claims.
Another tip from my roadie travel log - A nice new looking case gets lots
more scrutiny (from nosy customs guys, security, thieves, etc.) than one that
looks like it routinely travels. To give your gear that "used/travelled"
look, get some stickers and plaster all over them. Rip them and make them
aged looking for more authenticity. Freebie radio station call letter bumper
stickers and things like that are good, as are old worn looking shipping
labels (even if they are fake). After a while and some mileage, you won't
have to worry about it - the stickers will be necessary to hold the case
together!
> The experience of the 6Y2A and HC8N teams has lead us all to use the Pelican
> 1650 case. For the durability and price, you can't beat it. In addition,
> these cases are used by divers, film crews etc, that they are very common,
> and often go unnoticed. I first got a ATA spec'd Hardigg case (VERY
> expensive, and "military looking"), and it was stopped at every point for
> inspection... not so with the Pelican case.
>From kc1f at adelphia.net Sun Jun 9 17:06:09 2002
From: kc1f@adelphia.net (Stuart Santelmann)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
References: <20020604094126.B19751@cs.utexas.edu>
Message-ID: <009801c20fc7$7693c720$6501a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Hi everyone:
Allow me to throw a match onto this dying thread. I guess I'm in
the minority on this one, and I'm willing to consider that my thinking is
colored by the fact that I have a WPX-friendly callsign that's actually
assigned to me !
Firstly, I'm not sure that some of the respondents addressed the
intent of the original question - either that, or I misunderstood it, hi.
The original post referred to the increasingly common practice of a single
op using someone else's callsign, when the licensee is in no way connected
with the operation aside from "lending" the callsign, and the operation is
clearly not at the QTH of the licensee. From the responses so far:
- in N6TJ's example, it should be fine to use the DX station's call - it's
his station, licensed to his QTH !
- in K4OJ's example, WC4E's call was used at a location not his own, but
when I look at the ops listed for that operation, Jeff is listed as one
of the ops, and if I know Jeff, he was there for much if not all of the
weekend ! This practice has apparently been OK at least for 20 years. Jeff
was THERE during the operation.
- in the NS0Z/K4VX example, I'm assuming that if they are married, they
live together, and NS0Z's license shows that address as the QTH ! No
problem with that !
- the Rex Maner / WR7HE post may be the only example that accurately
reflects the original question...
Do the FCC regulations really allow for this practice ? I remember 30 years
ago when we had to be very careful about signing portable, even when at a
friend's house across town. Then, I think about 20 years ago, apparently it
became unnecessary to sign portable, and then any US call could be anywhere
in the USA. Have we now gotten to the point where the callsign used in the
contest doesn't have to give ANY information about the location OR the
operator ? I don't think this practice is acceptable for DXCC, for example,
otherwise I could have gotten 5BWAZ from KC1XX a long time ago while never
leaving my house !
Consider this: the operator using the call gets an FCC citation
(unintentionally, of course), which is sent to the licensee, not the
operator. If it were your callsign being used, can you picture yourself
saying "well, uh, gee, I really don't know anything about it - the operation
wasn't at my house, and I was never there. I let some guy use my call for
the weekend..."
I'm all for trying to get competitive advantages, within the rules. I just
wonder if this one is something that we should be doing. And, I mean no
disrespect to my friends and fellow contesters who may have done this in the
past. I simply offer my thoughts as fodder for possible discussion.
If you're really looking for that advantage in WPX, trade in your primary
call for a 2x1 ! They work just fine the other 50 weekends too !
Regards
Stu KC1F
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>
To: "CQ Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 3:41 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
>
> --
>From widelitz at gte.net Sun Jun 9 14:17:57 2002
From: widelitz@gte.net (Ken Widelitz)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
In-Reply-To: <009801c20fc7$7693c720$6501a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <BMELLFEAJLMCBCIGAHLOIEAPCNAA.widelitz@gte.net>
The best solution to the WPX callsign issue is to form a club and get a club
callsign for WPX. It only takes 3 other members and they don't even have to
be hams (XYL and kids in my case - WK6LA, the West LA Contest Club.)
73, Ken, K6LA
>From k3ft at erols.com Sun Jun 9 17:50:41 2002
From: k3ft@erols.com (Chuck K3FT)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <3D03CDB1.A7A@erols.com>
I know that ARRL HQ, many times, has permitted their call (W1AW) to be
used at various venues. Dayton, for example, operates W1AW/8 at their
site. I know this was done because I visited Dayton and saw W1AW/8 being
operated. I also know that the ARRL had issued them a letter advising
that they had permission to do so AND the ARRL quoted an FCC part 97 rule
section which authorized it.
Our local ham club at Social Security Admin did the same thing. Had their
club/group callsign used at individuals homes as part of an event but
again.. they had authorization from the Club trustee to do it.
As far as I can understand it, in the case of an individual allowing his
call to be used by another when they aren't there.. this would seem to be
OK assuming the control op (the person in charge of the operation) is
adhering to the rules for being a control op and operations are within
the priveledges of the licensee acting as control op. OF course.. if an
FCC cite makes it way to the holder of the callsign being used.. htey are
going to have to answer it since they are the one responsible for the
callsign. The control operator may have some culpability and may be
guilty of violating the rules and have some accountability, but the
callsign holder is the one who getsthe cite and has to answer it.
interesting thread
73
Chuck K3FT
>From k7qq at netzero.net Sun Jun 9 22:45:23 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <001b01c20ffe$f7775d20$99272a42@k7qq>
I've got to get in another .02c worth. Yes the holder of the call sign is
going to have to answer any citation issued for improper operation. The
holder of the call has to have enough trust in the borrower that operation
will follow the rules. The answer to a citation would, in most cases only
have to say that an error was made while in the heat of contesting and steps
have been taken to assure that this type of infraction will not re-occure.
Quack
Stuart Santelmann" <kc1f@adelphia.net>
To: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>; "CQ Contest"
<cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 15:06
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
> Hi everyone:
>
> Allow me to throw a match onto this dying thread. I guess I'm in
> the minority on this one, and I'm willing to consider that my thinking is
> colored by the fact that I have a WPX-friendly callsign that's actually
> assigned to me !
> Firstly, I'm not sure that some of the respondents addressed the
> intent of the original question - either that, or I misunderstood it, hi.
> The original post referred to the increasingly common practice of a single
> op using someone else's callsign, when the licensee is in no way connected
> with the operation aside from "lending" the callsign, and the operation is
> clearly not at the QTH of the licensee. From the responses so far:
>
> - in N6TJ's example, it should be fine to use the DX station's call -
it's
> his station, licensed to his QTH !
>
> - in K4OJ's example, WC4E's call was used at a location not his own, but
> when I look at the ops listed for that operation, Jeff is listed as one
> of the ops, and if I know Jeff, he was there for much if not all of
the
> weekend ! This practice has apparently been OK at least for 20 years.
Jeff
> was THERE during the operation.
>
> - in the NS0Z/K4VX example, I'm assuming that if they are married, they
> live together, and NS0Z's license shows that address as the QTH ! No
> problem with that !
>
> - the Rex Maner / WR7HE post may be the only example that accurately
> reflects the original question...
>
> Do the FCC regulations really allow for this practice ? I remember 30
years
> ago when we had to be very careful about signing portable, even when at a
> friend's house across town. Then, I think about 20 years ago, apparently
it
> became unnecessary to sign portable, and then any US call could be
anywhere
> in the USA. Have we now gotten to the point where the callsign used in
the
> contest doesn't have to give ANY information about the location OR the
> operator ? I don't think this practice is acceptable for DXCC, for
example,
> otherwise I could have gotten 5BWAZ from KC1XX a long time ago while never
> leaving my house !
>
> Consider this: the operator using the call gets an FCC citation
> (unintentionally, of course), which is sent to the licensee, not the
> operator. If it were your callsign being used, can you picture yourself
> saying "well, uh, gee, I really don't know anything about it - the
operation
> wasn't at my house, and I was never there. I let some guy use my call for
> the weekend..."
>
> I'm all for trying to get competitive advantages, within the rules. I
just
> wonder if this one is something that we should be doing. And, I mean no
> disrespect to my friends and fellow contesters who may have done this in
the
> past. I simply offer my thoughts as fodder for possible discussion.
>
> If you're really looking for that advantage in WPX, trade in your primary
> call for a 2x1 ! They work just fine the other 50 weekends too !
>
> Regards
> Stu KC1F
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>
> To: "CQ Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 3:41 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
>
>
> > I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> > of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> > own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> > (with the other party's permission, of course.)
> >
> > I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
> >
> > --
>
>
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>From va3uz at rac.ca Sun Jun 9 21:45:02 2002
From: va3uz@rac.ca (Yuri VE3DZ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed calls
Message-ID: <002101c21018$0fe94300$0201a8c0@yuri>
I see it like driving a car: if you're good driver - no matter what car you
drive since you have permission from the owner. Some cars are better, some
worse. But a lot depends on driver. Same with calls.
73 Yuri
>From al_lorona at agilent.com Sun Jun 9 22:28:59 2002
From: al_lorona@agilent.com (al_lorona@agilent.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C11A8@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
>
> And as always, the foam you use to pack your equipment is THE
> most critical
> item.
And if you get to the point of carving out a piece of foam to make the
perfect fit for your equipment inside your transit case, the absolute
cleanest cuts can be made with an electric meat carving knife.
Al W6LX
>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Mon Jun 10 07:09:56 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Hawaii & South Dakota QSO Parties
Message-ID: <025001c21045$72034540$27d7fea9@mirage>
Does anyone know if there will be a Hawaii or South Dakota QSO Party in August
of 2002? Emails are bouncing from the 'last known' addresses for these
contests.
73, Ward N0AX
QST Contest Corral Editor
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:40:33 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101340.g5ADeXe29176@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:41:09 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101341.g5ADf9V29185@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
Operators:
(none)
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:41:38 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101341.g5ADfcT29194@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: September 1, 2002
E-mail logs to: ctdavies@bigpond.com
Mail logs to:
Contest Manager ANARTS
PO Box 93
Toongabbie, NSW 2146
Australia
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST HP
AA5AU 582 9502 179 6 18 10,207,148
W2YC 570 10066 168 6 40 10,027,336 FRC
NR1DX 455 8158 127 6 16 6,271,096 YCCC
K4WW 345 6074 112 5 17 3,402,840 KCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST LP
PA5AT 540 4987 185 6 31 5,536,270
VE6YR 355 5754 124 6 4,282,776
VE9DX 330 5052 135 6 20 4,093,320
VA3PC 188 3442 89 5 14 1,532,290
WA6BOB 78 1016 36 5 3 182,980
VA3NA 61 915 35 4 2.5 128,200
Operators:
(none)
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:43:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101343.g5ADhVh29206@localhost.localdomain>
2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: (see your national society rules)
E-mail logs to: (see your national society rules)
Mail logs to:
(see your national society rules)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open HP
S55A/P 1296 206 881,062 SCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open LP
DK0WT/P(DK2GZ) 910 168 528,192
DF0BK/P 667 120 24 274,440
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All Multi-Op Restricted LP
DL0UP/P 925 170 24 540,770 L11
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Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed HP
F5IN 724 126 323,064 U.F.T.
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All Single Op Fixed LP
LY1DS 258 55 3 51,590 Lithuanian DX
YL2PN 100 30 3 393 Latvian CC
S52MY 5 21 1 105
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Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Open HP
VE3XAX 354 76 19 89,224 U-VE Contest Club
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Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Open LP
S51JM/P 170 67 8 40,401
Operators:
DF0BK/P DL4SDW,DL4SDX,DL5SEJ,DL8SCG
DL0UP/P DL1EFD,DL1EFO
S55A/P S53Z,S55A,S56A,S57AD,S57NWT,S57RW,S57UKE,S58O,
S59KW
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:47:38 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101347.g5ADlct29222@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
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NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
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NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
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NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
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NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
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NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
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NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
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NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
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NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:49:12 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101349.g5ADnCE29235@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
RW4PL 1615 634 28 20,744,448
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:50:37 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARI DX Contest - All Final Claimed Scores
Message-ID: <200206101350.g5ADobV29247@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARI DX Contest - All Final Claimed Scores
Submit logs by: June 5, 2002
E-mail logs to: aricontest@ari.it
Mail logs to:
ARI Contest Manager
Fabio Schettino, I4UFH
POB 1677
I-40100 Bologna
Italy
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All M/S HP
LY1YK 0 0 0 0 2,299,428 KTU RC
IQ4T 666 587 0 240 24 558,960 Romagna Contest Team
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All M/S LP
ES5KJ 222 0 0 96 65,568
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO CW HP
YL2LY 800 0 0 292 20 761,536 Latvian CC
OH3XR 426 0 0 179 229,836 CCF
K5GN(@W5KU) 67 0 0 44 2 14,256 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO CW LP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1001 0 0 279 19 1,018,629
IR2V(I2WIJ) 575 0 0 144 15 141,840
OZ0RS 312 0 0 82 121,290
LY2NXW 238 0 0 127 119,126
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Digital HP
L44DX(LW1DTZ) 0 0 401 169 20 296,933
AA5AU 0 0 227 110 12 104,830
K4WW 0 0 207 101 7 101,000 KCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Digital LP
G4WFQ 0 0 254 139 127,046
LA5TFA 0 0 219 106 9 93,492
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 0 0 167 101 5 79,992
F6FJE 0 0 227 118 78,588
GU0SUP 0 0 146 83 12 51,460
K3FH 0 0 15 13 2 1,040
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Mixed HP
RD4M(UA4LU) 531 597 205 451 23 2,736,217 Russian Contest Club
RG9O(RZ9OU) 0 0 0 0 1,695,200 NCC
N2ED 442 0 0 164 7 347,024 FRC
K3WW 150 30 9 105 5 103,740 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Mixed LP
RM3C(RA3CW) 282 375 0 273 13 980,616
9A7P(9A6XX) 470 336 0 263 14 726,932 WWYC
YL2PN 326 154 0 224 16 513,632 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO SSB HP
VK2CZ 0 177 0 45 28,125
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO SSB LP
RW3VZ 0 359 0 228 496,812
PA3FGJ 0 441 0 219 460,776
VE3AGC 0 133 0 83 10 63,827
Operators:
IQ4T I4IFL,IK4DCW,IK4HVR,IK4MGP,IK4SXJ,IK4WMH
LY1YK LY2FY,LY3CI
>From K4BEV at aol.com Mon Jun 10 17:07:34 2002
From: K4BEV@aol.com (K4BEV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 40m boom conversion web site fixed
Message-ID: <a2.26cd4ef1.2a366106@aol.com>
The problem with the pictures not loading has been corrected, they may take a
bit of time though...
http://www.k4ro.net/tcg/k4bev_boom/k4bevboom.html
You may have to do a forced refresh though (Ctrl & Refresh) or (Shift &
Refresh) depending on your browser.
73, Don - K4BEV
>From swca at swbell.net Mon Jun 10 20:13:37 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Quiet monitor, cheap
References: <000d01c20af3$a8a1c560$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <022001c210dc$d684c470$0100a8c0@TL01>
K6LL said:
> Staples has the Envision Model EN-710e 17" Monitor
> on sale, through June 15, for $149.98, less a $70
> mail-in rebate
Being a good contester, I decided to get TWO. I asked if I could get two
rebates and they said "as long as I sent them in separately." After I had
checked out, they THEN told me they have a "one rebate per household" rule
but confidentially advised me to get around it by sending them in from two
different addresses.
Whatever. Be prepared.
I hope the monitors are as good as you say, Dave.
What Dave didn't say was that they also have the EN-910s on sale with the
rebate - which makes them something like $150 after rebate. I didn't think
two of them would fit on the desk.
Mark, N5OT
>From K9GY at K9GY.com Tue Jun 11 02:30:30 2002
From: K9GY@K9GY.com (Eric Hall)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WAE EU Mults needed list
Message-ID: <004701c210e7$930ba960$d3bb180a@9byjx01>
Here's some ideas for a summer trip and a guaranteed plaque!
>> Stations who activate a WAE country for the WAEDC
>> from where no log was received over the last three years
>> will receive a special plaque.
>> For 2002 these countries:
>> 1A?, 3A, 4U1I, 9H, C3, CU, GD, GJ, GM/S,
>> HV, JW/B, JX, OJ?, R1F, R1M, SV/A, SV5, SV9, TK, ZA
http://www.darc.de/referate/dx/fedcw.htm
>From ha5pp at yahoo.com Tue Jun 11 03:20:31 2002
From: ha5pp@yahoo.com (Zoltan Szoke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 1 and 2
Message-ID: <20020611092031.44326.qmail@web13805.mail.yahoo.com>
Hi Contesters,
In the big contests (mainly WW) I often hear (A and B
VFO) that multi and/or single (!) station calling CQ
TEST (with a big signal) and same callsign ?MULT? (S&P
with a weak signal) goes back in same band same time.
(I think there are 2 stations (signals) in same band
same time.) That?s cheating. I have an idea to stop
them (perhaps): if the CQ station gives a nr: 1 after
the zone or nr (59/599 151 or 59/599 0011) and the
BACK station gives a nr: 2 after the zone or nr
(59/599 152 or 59/599 0012) so then the contest
committee can see clearly (?) the cheating: that MULT
and non mult QSOs in pileups (with 2 in 1s) in the
log?
What's Your opinion?
73
Zoli
HA5PP
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 11 07:57:07 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206111357.g5BDv7E30363@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,000 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 11 07:57:41 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206111357.g5BDvfj30372@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Submit logs by: September 1, 2002
E-mail logs to: ctdavies@bigpond.com
Mail logs to:
Contest Manager ANARTS
PO Box 93
Toongabbie, NSW 2146
Australia
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST HP
PY0FF 464 12842 164 6 5 12,636,628 Araucaria DX Group
AA5AU 582 9502 179 6 18 10,207,148
W2YC 570 10066 168 6 40 10,027,336 FRC
NR1DX 455 8158 127 6 16 6,271,096 YCCC
K4WW 345 6074 112 5 17 3,402,840 KCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST LP
L44DX(LW1DTZ) 551 17467 158 6 16,558,916
PA5AT 540 4987 185 6 31 5,536,270
VE6YR 355 5754 124 6 4,282,776
VE9DX 330 5052 135 6 20 4,093,320
SP6EKS 197 3371 49 6 12 1,780,988
GU0SUP 300 2197 118 6 14 1,555,876
VA3PC 188 3442 89 5 14 1,532,290
WR5O 70 975 42 5 8 205,550
WA6BOB 78 1016 36 5 3 182,980
VA3NA 61 915 35 4 2.5 128,200
K3FH 51 676 38 3 4 77,064
Operators:
(none)
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 11 07:58:59 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206111358.g5BDwxU30381@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From timo.klimoff at kolumbus.fi Tue Jun 11 20:44:55 2002
From: timo.klimoff@kolumbus.fi (Timo)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC - Another kind of contest?
Message-ID: <001501c21167$9019aa60$b0c5f83e@tklimoff>
This page has already been mentioned in WRTC2002 mailing reflectors but wanted
to put it here as well (I updated the page):
WRTC - not just a radio contest?
http://www.wrtc2002.org/wrtc/comp.htm
73, Timo OH1NOA
>From yt3t at absolutok.net Tue Jun 11 21:27:47 2002
From: yt3t@absolutok.net (Kele YT3T)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: 1 and 2
References: <200206111603.g5BG379F004694@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <000a01c21175$c64d5d80$89e45d50@jstajcic>
Zoli,
The technique you're suggesting can only show if the station worked was
called or calling. Nothing else. It is legal to make a QSO by any way -
running or S&Ping in random order...
How could you possibly know what was going on from this "Log":
1233 HA5PP 59001R 59001M
1233 HA6PP 59002R 57001M
1234 HA7PP 59003M 59014R
1237 HA8PP 59004R 59006M
1238 HA9PP 59005R 59001M
etc
(I used R and M instead of 1 and 2, for better clarity)
Back in 1970ies and 80ies, with 15 minute time limits for Multi/Single
stations, the cheating was done using "rubber clock": A running station
started the designated time block operation 2-3 minutes earlier, and
remained 2-3 minutes longer, thus making each 15 minute segment actually 20
minutes of operation. So, each hour was splitted in 4 time segments, and
actuall operation lasted not 60 but 80 minutes. Multiply it by 48 hours, and
you get 960 minutes of extra time per station, or 16 hours. Both runner and
multiplier station make total of 32 extra hours during 48 hour contest.
Those "experts" risked only 2-3 minutes of simultaneous operation on two
bands, every 15 minutes, but you will agree that it was very difficult to
catch this, even with carefull monitoring. Those were the days of paper
logs, and it was easy to correct times and squeeze these 2-3 minutes within
15 minute limits. Log cross checking by a committee could not easyly detect
this, due to the fact that 2 or 3 minutes difference in reported times could
be addressed to slightly detuned clocks used. And those "masters" knew it.
Computer logging made some trouble to this technique, since the clocks
became much better tuned now :-)
However, new technique emerged: having another S&P station on a runner's
band. As long as you keep one signal at a time, it is perfectly legal to
collect anything you wish on a runner's band, using second radio (and
amplifier and antenna too...). Many big Multi Multis are using twin setup
per band, and you can see it on their web pages. They do not advertise the
way they keep a single signal at a time, though. And there are big Multis
that don't care about this limit...
I do not mean to discourage you in an attempt to protect honest hams from
cheaters, but the situation we have today is very dissapointing:
QRP winners were using few hundred watts; Low power high scorers were using
high power; High power highscorers were using many many kilowatts; Single op
entrants had assistants, or used packet clusters; Multi op teams had more
than a single signal per limit at a time, or spread their contest QTH across
entire nation, or had a remote receiver placed close to a 3 point continent
and relayed the audio via various means, etc; Not to mention heavy
pre-contest advertising, web announcements, special awards or QSL cards,
T-shirts and mugs for fivebanders, sixbanders...
Maybe, with this new Time Machine invention, bands can be monitored very
succesfully, and cheaters caught easier. But then, the cheaters usually just
get warned, their score omitted from the listings, and it only turns them to
be more cautious next time :-(
GL,
73
Kele YU1AO, YT3T
(WRTC2K ref. to S588S)
www.QSLL.com
for your easy QSLing...
In the big contests (mainly WW) I often hear (A and B
VFO) that multi and/or single (!) station calling CQ
TEST (with a big signal) and same callsign ?MULT? (S&P
with a weak signal) goes back in same band same time.
(I think there are 2 stations (signals) in same band
same time.) That?s cheating. I have an idea to stop
them (perhaps): if the CQ station gives a nr: 1 after
the zone or nr (59/599 151 or 59/599 0011) and the
BACK station gives a nr: 2 after the zone or nr
(59/599 152 or 59/599 0012) so then the contest
committee can see clearly (?) the cheating: that MULT
and non mult QSOs in pileups (with 2 in 1s) in the
log?
What's Your opinion?
73
Zoli
HA5PP
>From n2nl at yahoo.com Tue Jun 11 16:22:22 2002
From: n2nl@yahoo.com (David Mueller)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 1 and 2
In-Reply-To: <20020611092031.44326.qmail@web13805.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <20020611222222.1220.qmail@web21402.mail.yahoo.com>
Hello Zoli,
Many of the big USA M/M stations have two stations
for each band. They usually have a big stack for the
run station, and a smaller monobander on a seperate
tower for the multiplier station. That explains the
signal difference. Most of these stations, however,
run an interlock which prevents two signals being
transmitted on the same band. I know for sure W3LPL
has such a setup and I believe K3LR and KC1XX probably
do to.
These M/M stations aggressively work any station
they can find, and any DX spot, all the while
continuing to CQ. However it has been my experience
that they do watch out and have methods in place to
prevent transmitting more than 1 signal on a band at a
time.
What you probably heard was a station CQing in one
spot, and happened to catch the mult station make a
QSO while the CQing station was pausing for a reply.
If you definitely heard a station transmitting more
than one signal in the same band, I recommend emailing
the sponsors. If enough people complain, they'll do
something about it.
73, Dave N2NL
--- Zoltan Szoke <ha5pp@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Contesters,
>
>
> In the big contests (mainly WW) I often hear (A and
> B
> VFO) that multi and/or single (!) station calling CQ
> TEST (with a big signal) and same callsign ?MULT?
> (S&P
> with a weak signal) goes back in same band same
> time.
> (I think there are 2 stations (signals) in same band
> same time.) That?s cheating. I have an idea to stop
> them (perhaps): if the CQ station gives a nr: 1
> after
> the zone or nr (59/599 151 or 59/599 0011) and the
> BACK station gives a nr: 2 after the zone or nr
> (59/599 152 or 59/599 0012) so then the contest
> committee can see clearly (?) the cheating: that
> MULT
> and non mult QSOs in pileups (with 2 in 1s) in the
> log?
>
> What's Your opinion?
>
>
> 73
> Zoli
> HA5PP
>
>
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>From n2mg at eham.net Tue Jun 11 22:00:04 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: 1 and 2
References: <200206111603.g5BG379F004694@contesting.com>
<000a01c21175$c64d5d80$89e45d50@jstajcic>
Message-ID: <001901c211ac$7e1a5fe0$3201a8c0@mikehome>
YT3T wrote:
> However, new technique emerged: having another S&P station on a runner's
> band. As long as you keep one signal at a time, it is perfectly legal to
> collect anything you wish on a runner's band, using second radio (and
> amplifier and antenna too...). Many big Multi Multis are using twin setup
> per band, and you can see it on their web pages. They do not advertise the
> way they keep a single signal at a time, though. And there are big Multis
> that don't care about this limit...
That may be true of some stations, but the legit ones are very quick to
share the techniques they use...and have done so right here on this
reflector.
http://lists.contesting.com/_cq-contest/2000-November/040398.html
73 Mike N2MG
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Wed Jun 12 09:01:19 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002 Press Release # 20 - New Team
Message-ID: <01c211ce$3054e380$LocalHost@default>
WRTC2002 COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES ONE MORE TEAM
How many cards are there in a pack of cards? Yes, and that is the number of
world-class teams in WRTC2002. Fifty-two (52) two-man teams are busy shaping
their strategies to compete for the title of World's Best in Amateur Radio
Team Contesting. Gold, silver and bronze medals are being polished for
presentation to the winners.
We are delighted to have Hrane Milosevic, YT1AD and Mladen Bogdanov, YU7NU join
the event as a wildcard selection and second team from Yugoslavia. The Yugoslav
team will replace the N6KT/ K6NA team since Rich, N6KT is not able to come for
reasons beyond his control. We invite Rich to be in Helsinki in spirit and
welcome Glenn Ratman,K6NA as one of our senior referees at WRTC2002.
WRTC2002 Organizing Committee
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 12 11:36:32 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206121736.g5CHaWc31566@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info (tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 12 11:37:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206121737.g5CHbV531575@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op LP
VE2ZP 141 67 12 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,000 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
NL7CO 119 29 20 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
>From K4tmc at aol.com Wed Jun 12 23:02:10 2002
From: K4tmc@aol.com (K4tmc@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] July-August NCJ arrives
Message-ID: <2b.2884884c.2a395722@aol.com>
A stop by the PO box this morning resulted in the latest issue of NCJ.
The front-cover caption indicates that this is a "WRTC-2002 Special Issue!"
There is a photo of a typical WRTC QTH, specificaly OH2TA's, and the
WRTC-2002 logo.
Feature articles:
Past, Present and Future of the WRTC Concept
Worked All WRTC-2002 Awards
The Omni-izer, an Omni Control Box for 4-Squares or Other Arrays
Three Cycles of Perspective on WRTC
NCJ Reviews - Beacon-Prediction Wizard and Beacon-Time Wizard
A Fresh Challenge in the August Contest Calendar - The YO DX HF Contest
Regular Columns:
Contest Tips, Tricks and Techniques - Best Weapons of Little Pistols, Part 1
Propagation - Challenging Propagation for the WRTC 2002 Teams
Contesting for Fun - Fun in the Sun
Contest Calendar - July to October 2002
VHF Contesting - Post Solar Cycle 23
Contest Expeditions - new locations in Martinique (FM) and Antigua (V2)
RTTY Contesting - Contesting Peeves
Contesting On A Budget - The New Face of Homebrewing
Station Profile - K5TR
DX Contest Activity Announcements
The Contest Traveler - licensing in foreign countries
International Contests - More Changes; N. American Results/Claimed Scores
from numerous contests
Contest Results:
February 2002 Phone and CW Sprints
NCJ RTTY Sprint March 2002
Ads:
Two-page ad from Froce 12.
Full-page ad from HamToys.com for miLOG V4.0 software for contests and
logging.
Clark Electronics has ad for the K1FZ receive antenna transformers.
Davco Technology has ad for Contest Logger software.
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
>From trogo at cox.net Thu Jun 13 00:04:14 2002
From: trogo@cox.net (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ St. Petersburg, Tallin, Gdansk and Copenhagen
Message-ID: <02f701c212a0$25677640$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
After WRTC 2002 I will be on a Baltic Cruise from July 19 to July 26 and
we will be docking at the ports listed above. Would like to meet some
of the locals at least for a beer while we're in port. Please let me know
if you are available.
Tony N7BG
"I collect telegraph keys and most anything
related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
to sell or trade!"
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Thu Jun 13 13:18:12 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ARRL June VHF QSO Party On-Line Soapbox
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC044F8D17@KAHLESS>
I wanted to remind you that participants in the ARRL June VHF QSO Party are
invited to add the comments, stories and photos to the ARRL On-Line Contest
Soapbox area at:
http://www.arrl.org/contests/soapbox/
Select the June VHF QSO party and follow the instructions. Once you have
your text comments in, select Preview, and you will be given the chance to
add photographs.
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From n4vhk at summitschool.com Thu Jun 13 13:27:09 2002
From: n4vhk@summitschool.com (Henry Heidtmann)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD in Connecticut
Message-ID: <3D08C7DD.84BF2F06@summitschool.com>
I'll be in NW Connecticut for FD Weekend and am looking for a FD site to
invade for a couple hours- I'll be in Goshen (Woodridge Lake area)-
Anything happening at Mohawk Mtn or close by?
I worked at one years ago north of Torrington but dont remember where it
was- I just remember a big mountain, rain and good, cold beer.
73,
Henry, N4VHK
Winston-Salem, NC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Thu Jun 13 12:10:27 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206131810.g5DIARt32619@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op LP
KB1DFB(@KB1H) 502 108 63,936 Eastern Connecticut
VE2ZP 141 67 12 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Multi-Op HP
N0UK 623 274 236,188 Northern Lights Radi
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
K4EFD 54 38 15 5,358
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,000 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
N5RZ 197 91 21 17,927
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
WD5K 186 77 14,322 NTCC
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
N2YEV 96 31 28 3,627
NL7CO 119 29 20 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
K6RIM 57 14 2 798 NCCC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
KB1DFB KB1DFB,KE1LI,N1XS
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Thu Jun 13 12:11:46 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206131811.g5DIBkl32628@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
RW3VZ 133 26 17,290
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
GS2MP(GM3WOJ) 1392 62 20 431,520 North of Scotland CG
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From K4BEV at aol.com Mon Jun 10 17:07:34 2002
From: K4BEV@aol.com (K4BEV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] [Towertalk] 40m boom conversion web site fixed
Message-ID: <a2.26cd4ef1.2a366106@aol.com>
The problem with the pictures not loading has been corrected, they may take a
bit of time though...
http://www.k4ro.net/tcg/k4bev_boom/k4bevboom.html
You may have to do a forced refresh though (Ctrl & Refresh) or (Shift &
Refresh) depending on your browser.
73, Don - K4BEV
_______________________________________________
Towertalk mailing list
Towertalk@contesting.com
http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/towertalk
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Fri Jun 14 15:15:45 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Automated Logs Received Page for ARRL Contests
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC044F8D45@KAHLESS>
At noon on Friday June 14, ARRL turned on an automated "Logs Received" page
for the ARRL June VHF QSO Party. All properly submitted electronic logs
that are receipted by the Contest Robot are automatically added to the page
on an hourly basis.
Logs that are returned to the sender with a message citing problems and
needing corrections are not receipted by the Robot and will not appear on
the list. They will only appear once corrections are made by the participant
and the re-submitted log has been receipted by the Robot. Paper logs that
must be manually entered by the ARRL Contest Branch staff also will not
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Fri Jun 14 13:13:24 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206141913.g5EJDOK01159@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
VE7GL 2046 761 48 4,588,830
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
NZ1U(@KB1H) 1232 635 18 2,004,695 YCCC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
N9RV(W8LVN) 2433 713 36 4,601,702 SMC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
XM7SZ(VA7RR) 1670 714 36 3,004,512 BC DX Club
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12.9 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Fri Jun 14 13:15:23 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206141915.g5EJFNk01168@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
RW4PL 1615 634 28 2,074,448
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DF0FS(DL1EKC) 1586 590 36 1,885,050 RR DX
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
S51NZ 262 204 112,608
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
OD5/OK1MU 1554 570 35 2,223,570
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
S56M(@S50Q) 2000 803 36 3,547,654 SCC
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
OK1DDO 925 527 1,065,067
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
LY6A(LY2BM) 1250 629 36 1,465,570
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From je_golds at yahoo.com Sat Jun 15 22:57:38 2002
From: je_golds@yahoo.com (JE Goldsberry)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contesters in Atlanta
Message-ID: <20020616045738.51306.qmail@web11004.mail.yahoo.com>
Hey guys,
Been off the air for a little bit, just making
ocassional QSO to not lose CW skills.
I'm going to be in Atlanta area at the end of June and
beginning of July. Would be intrested in meeting any
contesters in the area.
Let me know something...
73, Jason/N5NU
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>From vhfdx2 at videotron.ca Sun Jun 16 09:36:05 2002
From: vhfdx2@videotron.ca (Pierre)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] need VHF VUCC DXCC WAS date or number on your certificate
Message-ID: <003e01c21532$62d3f000$842171d8@melanied>
Hello,
I need your VHF: VUCC DCXX WAS date and number on your certificate
for my web page
6m VUCC http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/6mvucc.html
2m+VUCC http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/2mvucc.html
VHF DXCC http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/vhfdxcc.html
VHF WAS http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/vhfwas.html
--
73 de Pierre VE2PIJ FN35
http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij
Grid square list + vhf contest calendar + all vhf-uhf contest info
>From k1ttt at arrl.net Sun Jun 16 14:47:38 2002
From: k1ttt@arrl.net (David Robbins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] contests filling up, reserve your seat now!
Message-ID: <000301c2153c$61644ee0$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
My station is still available for many of the summer contests. This is
your chance to try out different radios, big antennas, amps, SO2R, etc
with low pressure contests. I now have the SO2R setup installed and
working so you can try that stuff out. I also have vhf/uhf setup for
6m, 2m, 70cm, though only low power and on one radio. Bring a friend or
two and do a multi op. There is no charge for using my station, I see
this as a chance to keep the dust off the equipment and test out changes
during the summer slow times. Please feel free to pass this info on to
anyone who you think may be interested.
I have operations scheduled now for:
6/22-23 Field Day
7/13-14 IARU - doing m/s, could still use an op or two
8/3-4 NAQP CW
9/14-15 WAE SSB
9/28-29 CQ/RJ RTTY - doing m/s-lp again to try and take the world this
time!
Still free are the following weekends. I listed some of the contests
for those weekends, but you could do any other one you might be
interested in.
6/29-30 SP QRP?
7/6-7 KY QSO Party! Don't miss this one!, also YV Independence contest
7/20-21 NAQP RTTY, Pacific 160m, AGCW QRP(Bring your own power meter,
mine don't go that low!), CQWW VHF, W/VE Islands (warm up for IOTA?)
7/27-28 IOTA
8/10-11 WAE CW
8/17-18 NAQP SSB
8/24-25 Boxboro convention, TOEC Grid
8/31-9/1 Labor Day
9/7-8 AA SSB
9/21-22
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net
web: http://www.k1ttt.net
AR-Cluster node: 145.69MHz or telnet://dxc.k1ttt.net
>From k1ttt at arrl.net Sun Jun 16 15:06:19 2002
From: k1ttt@arrl.net (David Robbins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] contests filling up, reserve your seat now!
Message-ID: <001201c2153e$fdc3abd0$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
My station is still available for many of the summer contests. This is
your chance to try out different radios, big antennas, amps, SO2R, etc
with low pressure contests. I now have the SO2R setup installed and
working so you can try that stuff out. I also have vhf/uhf setup for
6m, 2m, 70cm, though only low power and on one radio. Bring a friend or
two and do a multi op. There is no charge for using my station, I see
this as a chance to keep the dust off the equipment and test out changes
during the summer slow times. Please feel free to pass this info on to
anyone who you think may be interested.
I have operations scheduled now for:
6/22-23 Field Day
7/13-14 IARU - doing m/s, could still use an op or two
8/3-4 NAQP CW
9/14-15 WAE SSB
9/28-29 CQ/RJ RTTY - doing m/s-lp again to try and take the world this
time!
Still free are the following weekends. I listed some of the contests
for those weekends, but you could do any other one you might be
interested in.
6/29-30 SP QRP?
7/6-7 KY QSO Party! Don't miss this one!, also YV Independence contest
7/20-21 NAQP RTTY, Pacific 160m, AGCW QRP(Bring your own power meter,
mine don't go that low!), CQWW VHF, W/VE Islands (warm up for IOTA?)
7/27-28 IOTA 8/10-11 WAE CW 8/17-18 NAQP SSB 8/24-25 Boxboro convention,
TOEC Grid 8/31-9/1 Labor Day 9/7-8 AA SSB 9/21-22
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net
web: http://www.k1ttt.net
AR-Cluster node: 145.69MHz or telnet://dxc.k1ttt.net
>From nq4u at bellsouth.net Sun Jun 16 15:24:32 2002
From: nq4u@bellsouth.net (Jimmy Floyd)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Tn. Area Visitors
Message-ID: <007801c2156b$711ff940$61cd2043@mshome.net>
Looking for any Contesters and/or DX 'peditioners that may be travelling in
the Tennessee area over the next 2-3 months that would like to present a
program or share their experience with local hams.
If you will be in the Middle Tn. area and would like to do this please let
me know by repling direct to nq4u@bellsouth.net
Thanks
Jimmy Floyd
NQ4U / NNN0RKO
ARRL ARES DEC District 5 Tn.
ARRL ARES EC Coffee County Tn.
http://personal.bna.bellsouth.net/bna/n/q/nq4u/home.html
www.tnarrl.org
www.qsl.net/mtars
>From N6TT at hotmail.com Sun Jun 16 15:07:05 2002
From: N6TT@hotmail.com (Steve Massey)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping back
and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6 logging
software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they use F1-F12
keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the keyer bank of
messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start downloading the
demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite to the source..Any
info appreciated..
Please email Steve at:
N6TT@hotmail.com
Tnxs-
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>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Sun Jun 16 22:21:40 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] RE: All Asian Ages of "W" Participants
References: <200206170050.g5H0ocP05798@localhost.localdomain>
Message-ID: <02d201c2159d$55c640a0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
This would be an interesting statistic - I would be especially interested
from the other side of the rim - wonder if there are any major JA or other
Asian logs which could be crunched for data as to ages of the US
entrants....CT, NA etc import quite nicely into Excel!
I know Sweepstakes Checks have been looked at along these lines but this
would be even more telling!
73,
Jim, K4OJ
----- Original Message from 3830/WA7BNM reflector -----
Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 8:50 PM
Subject: [3830] All Asia CW K5NZ SOAB HP
> All Asian DX Contest, CW
>
> Call: K5NZ
> Operator(s): K5NZ
> Station: K5NZ
>
> Class: SOAB HP
> QTH: tx
> Comments:
>
> Too bad we never had a good 10m opening, sure could have improved my
score.
> This contest is fun but makes you see there is very little "new blood" in
our
> part of this hobby. Worked very few ages under 35. I did however work a
16 so
> maybe there is hope!
>
> 73 nz
>
>
>From Georgek5kg at aol.com Sun Jun 16 23:24:08 2002
From: Georgek5kg@aol.com (Georgek5kg@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <196.86ddc6d.2a3ea248@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/17/2002 2:05:22 AM Greenwich Standard Time,
N6TT@hotmail.com writes:
> There must be other pgms where they use F1-F12 keys or something where it
> gives the exchanges and has the keyer bank of messages without having to
> use the mouse...
WriteLog is the answer.
73, Geo...k5kg
George I. Wagner, K5KG
Productivity Resources LLC
941-312-9450
941-312-9460 fax
201-415-6044 cell
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>From jeflanders at comcast.net Mon Jun 17 03:39:24 2002
From: jeflanders@comcast.net (Jerry Flanders)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
In-Reply-To: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020617023423.00a17bc0@mail.comcast.net>
With WriteLog in RTTY, I use the mouse only to highlight parts of his
report that my log needs (his call and individual pieces of his contest
exchange). I could type these in, but mousing is easier. The F keys are
set up to do the rest.
Typically in an RTTY contest, I have two mouse clicks and two key presses
per QSO when running
In CW or SSB, I would type them in rather than mouse click.
Jerry W4UK
At 14:07 6/16/02 -0700, Steve Massey wrote:
>After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping
>back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6
>logging software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they
>use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the
>keyer bank of messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start
>downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite
>to the source..Any info appreciated..
>Please email Steve at:
>N6TT@hotmail.com
>
>Tnxs-
>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 17 04:09:45 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
References: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
Message-ID: <003501c215ac$721a9c60$6e272a42@k7qq>
Hello Steve
NA does this very well and also CT an TR programs do the same things. I
like NA for personal reasons. It covers almost any contest you can think of
and some that you dream up.
A free down load can be had from http://www.ac6v.com/ I'm sure that it is
available several other places.
GL in ur quest and CU for FD
Rex K7QQ , W7JQ/fd
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 21:07
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping
back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6
logging software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they
use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the keyer
bank of messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start
downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite to
the source..Any info appreciated..
Please email Steve at:
N6TT@hotmail.com
Tnxs-
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>From N6TT at hotmail.com Sun Jun 16 22:22:48 2002
From: N6TT@hotmail.com (Steve Massey)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
References: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
<00ac01c215a5$7fa804a0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Message-ID: <OE40QQSDHCsWoHLwo6v00016658@hotmail.com>
Thanks to everyone for the input on the logging pgms....
Alot of votes for Writelog and TRlog....
Looks like Im gonna have to download several and decide what wrks for
me....I appreciate all the input -
73,Steve de N6TT
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 4:07 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>
>
> After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping
> back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6
> logging software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they
> use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the
keyer
> bank of messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start
> downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite
to
> the source..Any info appreciated..
> Please email Steve at:
> N6TT@hotmail.com
>
> Tnxs-
>From ha5pp at yahoo.com Sun Jun 16 23:02:13 2002
From: ha5pp@yahoo.com (Zoltan Szoke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Future of the HF contesting
Message-ID: <20020617050213.51169.qmail@web13804.mail.yahoo.com>
Hi Contesters,
There was a pretty good condx (20 and 15 m) during
AA-DX CW (and WPX CW also) but sorry there were not
enough participans. Or there were lots of
"participans" with NO activity, only looked clusters
for some rare country and do not give a little QSO to
avid contest stations. I saw ages in AA-DX CW, all
(90-95 %) conesters gave me over 36 years (I gave 40.)
I think that Asia is "old". After 20 years will not be
contesters there, or most of Asians will give 56, 66,
58, 78, 87, 95 101... How about this in USA and EU??
Congrats to W1PL, Laci (Laci bacsi), I heard his
number is 90. Long live Laci bacsi, long live ham
contest!!!
73
Zoli
HA5PP
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>From VE3ZT at rac.ca Mon Jun 17 09:46:56 2002
From: VE3ZT@rac.ca (Paul-VE3ZT)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
In-Reply-To: <003501c215ac$721a9c60$6e272a42@k7qq>
References: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020617084049.00bc06a0@pop6.sympatico.ca>
The only contest logging software I've used is TR-Log. It was recommended
to me 5 years ago by several fellow contesters and I've never regretted the
decision to try TR-Log. Literally, it does everything. Being in the DOS
environment doesn't bother me. I also use it for non-contest logging. If
you are a CW op, you will really appreciate its endless capabilities.
73, Paul
VE3ZT
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>From Georgek5kg at aol.com Mon Jun 17 09:49:05 2002
From: Georgek5kg@aol.com (Georgek5kg@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <99.2812230f.2a3f34c1@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/17/2002 4:35:45 AM Greenwich Standard Time,
N6TT@hotmail.com writes:
> Looks like Im gonna have to download several and decide what wrks for
> me....I appreciate all the input -
>
Steve, I would give WL a strong vote over TR. TR is a DOS program. Not that
there is anything wrong with that, as Seinfeld would say. It's just that you
would be latching onto something from an old generation.
I have been using WL for 3 years and, although I have my frustrations with
it, I do really love it. A friend of mine who is a died-in-the-wool TR geek
had me try TR. In a way, it is really cleaver, but I did find it quite
difficult to used to. TR has many wonderful features, but for me WL does the
job nicely.
Actually, you could adopt both WL and TR, and have a really fun time learning
both. Throw in CT and NA for grins. With the combination, you would
probably have max flexibility for contesting!
GL es 73, Geo...k5kg
George I. Wagner, K5KG
Productivity Resources LLC
941-312-9450
941-312-9460 fax
201-415-6044 cell
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>From rrossi at btv.ibm.com Mon Jun 17 16:16:02 2002
From: rrossi@btv.ibm.com (Ronald Rossi, KK1L)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TR freeware version released...
Message-ID: <3D0E3572.7D75602B@btv.ibm.com>
Folks,
Just in time for FD the freeware version of TR has been posted to the TR web
site. It is based on the latest version, 6.68, and is fully functional for a
limited number of contests including ARRL Field Day, Stew Perry, Region One
Field Day, Japanese International DX Contest, New Zealand Field Day, South
American World Wide Contest, ...and CW Simulator Mode. There have been many
improvements since the last freeware version released in June 2000...band map
improvements, radio support, etc. A comprehensive READ.ME file of the changes is
included in the package.
Go to http://www.qth.com/tr/free.html to retrieve it.
--
73 es God Bless de KK1L...ron (kk1l@arrl.net)
<><
QTH: Jericho, Vermont
My page: http://www.qsl.net/kk1l
>From wd3q at erols.com Mon Jun 17 18:41:46 2002
From: wd3q@erols.com (wd3q@erols.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Fortaleza Brazil (mid-July)
Message-ID: <RELAY14o4x1vbE0BPnM00087515@relay1.softcomca.com>
I'll be attending a CITEL meeting in Fortaleza in mid-July and was wondering if
there are any contesters/DXers there who would like to get together during the
meeting (some ARRL folks will be there, too).
73,
Eric W3DQ
Washington, DC
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>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Tue Jun 18 06:00:30 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CHANGE IN THE ITALIAN WRTC2002 TEAM
Message-ID: <01c2166b$ec45bbe0$LocalHost@default>
CHANGE IN THE ITALIAN WRTC2002 TEAM
Maurizio Panicara, I4JMY will be replaced by I4UFH, so the new Team Italy is as
follows:
Stefano Brioschi IK2QEI
Fabio Schettino I4UFH
WRTC2002 Organizing Committee (via OH1EH)
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Tue Jun 18 12:36:14 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
Message-ID: <01c216a3$35452740$LocalHost@default>
Hi,
Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
73 Ari, OH1EH
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 18 07:46:05 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206181346.g5IDk5C07474@localhost.localdomain>
2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 31, 2002
E-mail logs to: aacw@jarl.or.jp
Mail logs to:
JARL, All Asian DX Contest, CW
170-8073
Japan
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/S HP
OL5Q 984 307 289,808
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOAB HP
F5IN 665 250 22 171,500 U.F.T.
OM0WR 542 247 143,507
RW4PL 532 254 21 143,256
VE7UF 446 208 8 94,848
K3WW 456 181 14 82,536 FRC
K5NZ 403 181 8 77,106 CTDXCC
AE0Q(@K0HM) 425 181 12 75,296 Grand Mesa
N3RS 418 169 9 70,642 FRC
AE9B 256 122 7 30,744 Kansas City DX Club
KL9A 224 114 4 25,878 WWYC
N2ED 201 103 5 20,168 FRC
K7ABV 120 85 4 10,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOAB LP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1819 208 36 1,091,584
WN6K 573 208 29 119,184 SCCC
NF4A(N4PN) 68 49 2 3,332 FCG
EA1WX 81 19 6 1,539
WA6BOB 37 31 3 1,147
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 5 5 50 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/10 LP
K7SS 11 10 2 220 WWDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/15 LP
HB9DTM 200 87 8 17,400 F8KCF Contest Gang
G4IIY 100 62 4 6,200
NT6K 45 29 1 1,305 NCCC
NR3X(N4YDU) 19 18 1 342 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/20 HP
W4SAA 127 57 11 7,239 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/40 LP
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 597 53 22 86,443 Chiltern DX Club
Operators:
OL5Q OK1FFU,OK1HRA
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 18 07:47:29 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206181347.g5IDlTC07485@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in thsi ssummary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
W3SO 997 264 332,904 PVRC
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op LP
KB1DFB(@KB1H) 502 108 63,936 Eastern Connecticut
VE2ZP 141 67 12 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Multi-Op HP
N0UK 623 274 236,188 Northern Lights Radi
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
K4EFD 54 38 15 5,358
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,300 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
K3DNE 669 217 235,445
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
N5RZ 197 91 21 17,927
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N9DG 323 142 59,498 Badger Contesters
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
K8MR 151 81 6 15,795 MRRC
WD5K 186 77 14,322 NTCC
N8BJQ 159 83 12 13,197 SWODXA
VE3CVG 95 51 6,630
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
N2YEV 96 31 28 3,627
NL7CO 119 29 20 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
K6RIM 57 14 2 798 NCCC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
KB1DFB KB1DFB,KE1LI,N1XS
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
W3SO AI3M,K3IXD,W3PAW,W3TEF,W3YOZ,WR3Z
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 18 07:48:28 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206181348.g5IDmSW07494@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
GQ6YB 2209 83 24 916,735 Bristol CG
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
GQ4ZVJ(G4ZVJ) 1202 65 24 390,650
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
RW3VZ 133 26 17,290
HB9ARF 150 20 15,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
GS2MP(GM3WOJ) 1392 62 20 431,520 North of Scotland CG
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645 Contest Cambria
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
GQ6YB G0HFX,G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV,G4FKA,G7ORR,M0AXF/EI3JE,
M0XXX
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From K8GT at flash.net Tue Jun 18 13:39:31 2002
From: K8GT@flash.net (Gerry Treas, K8GT)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <AA-8DDDCDEA0167160283077759E776D974-ZZ@www2.prodigy.net>
Don't forget how long it takes a Windoze (TM) 'puter
to reboot following a crash, or a shutdown to refuel
the generator at Field Day. My vote is for DOS, your
choice TR, CT, or my favorite, NA, for quick reboots.
73, Gerry K8GT
--- Original Message ---
From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
To:
CC: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>Thanks to everyone for the input on the logging
pgms....
>Alot of votes for Writelog and TRlog....
>Looks like Im gonna have to download several and
decide what wrks for
>me....I appreciate all the input -
>73,Steve de N6TT
>
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>
>
> >
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
>> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>> Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 4:07 PM
>> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>>
>>
>> After working the AA cw test the past two days I
got real tired of jumping
>> back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse
while using LOGic 6
>> logging software in the contest mode...There must
be other pgms where they
>> use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the
exchanges and has the
>keyer
>> bank of messages without having to use the
mouse...I hate to start
>> downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find
out so thot id go rite
>to
>> the source..Any info appreciated..
>> Please email Steve at:
>> N6TT@hotmail.com
>>
>> Tnxs-
>
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contest
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Tue Jun 18 12:16:30 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
In-Reply-To: <01c216a3$35452740$LocalHost@default>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Ari:
>Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the KCDX Club's
web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
GL OM,
Tom Hammond N0SS
>From K6LL at adelphia.net Tue Jun 18 14:25:38 2002
From: K6LL@adelphia.net (Dave Hachadorian)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <008101c216cb$d7175d40$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest
reporting,
constraints on the number of contest categories
imposed by available QST space
are removed, or at least reduced. Computerized
log-checking has also reduced
the need to minimize the number of categories in
contests, since the administrative
overhead has been reduced.
I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low
Band (40, 80, 160) categories
restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number
of reasons why I think this move
would enhance the contest world-wide:
1. Declining JA activity has made it much more
difficult for western USA
stations to compete in all categories, but
especially the all-band category,
where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big
European runs.
2. There are a lot of stations around the world
who have a small tower and tribander
in the back yard, and an assortment of low,
seriously compromised antennas for 40,
80, and 160. There is not much incentive for these
stations to get on the air in the
all band category, since they know that they
cannot turn in a competitive score. On the
other hand, a tribander can do a quite creditable
job on the high bands, which would
encourage activity.
3. The single-band category, while enabling
disadvantaged stations to be more competitive
on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty
boring.
4. The High band/ low band categories would enable
SO2R operation, making the contest much
more interesting than single band category, where
SO2R is impracticable for most people.
To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the
contest experience itself, and, afterward, to
to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
way I like to see it presented. I
really don't care about QST listings or
certificates. By the time QST and the certificates
come out, the contest is old news. Coupled with
the ARRL's growing accent on Internet
score reporting, I think the additional categories
would add a spark of growth and an
interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
Respectfully,
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
Yuma, Arizona
K6LL@despammed.com
>From ak0a at kc.rr.com Tue Jun 18 19:59:55 2002
From: ak0a@kc.rr.com (ak0a)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Message-ID: <000701c21724$3e6fefe0$6401a8c0@WFB1>
The 1998 and 1999 tapes are still there.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: "Ari Korhonen" <ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
> Ari:
>
> >Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the KCDX Club's
> web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
>
> GL OM,
>
> Tom Hammond N0SS
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From kl7ra at blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov Wed Jun 19 05:23:32 2002
From: kl7ra@blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov (KL7RA)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <00b001c2178c$224988e0$02f446c0@snowfall.gcgo.nasa.gov>
Dave, K6LL writes:
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low
>Band (40, 80, 160) categories restored in the ARRL
>DX Test.
I would like to add my humble vote "yes" to this idea.
As Dave mentions in his list of reasons, I'm one of those
ops that has been doing single band efforts the last few
years because I get whipped like a rented mule on 80/160.
Even with good conditions and high Q totals my "all band"
scores are pathetic.
Normally I don't subscribe to the idea of making changes
just to allow more folks into the winning circle but this is a
good idea. It will allow the low banders the weekend for
non radio stuff and the highbanders some sleep. As the
cycle swings the crowd will shift from high to low.
The ops that win "all band" will still win "all band", of course,
as I doubt they would be interested in this idea. Their plaque
would still look the same with or without high/low divisions
but their scores might be reduced overall somewhat as some
stations will refuse to move up/down.
There is no down side to Dave's idea. You might be against
it if you were serious about getting the world record but that's
a long way off now and maybe never happen as TVI and old
age wipes us out one by one.
73 Rich KL7RA
>From k0xm at kc.rr.com Tue Jun 18 21:47:32 2002
From: k0xm@kc.rr.com (Chuck K0XM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Message-ID: <009601c21733$4743ecc0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Here they are from the KCDX Club web page:
http://www.qsl.net/kcdxc/PileupFiles.htm
Chuck/K0XM
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: "Ari Korhonen" <ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
> Ari:
>
> >Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the KCDX Club's
> web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
>
> GL OM,
>
> Tom Hammond N0SS
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From mjwetzel at comcast.net Tue Jun 18 21:51:27 2002
From: mjwetzel@comcast.net (Mike Wetzel)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
In-Reply-To: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Message-ID: <NCBBIPEKMKEIENBFHFHJKEFEFDAA.mjwetzel@comcast.net>
Tom,
I listened to a tape about 2 weeks ago on the site!
Mike W9RE
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Tom Hammond NOSS
> Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 11:17 AM
> To: Ari Korhonen; cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
>
>
> Ari:
>
> >Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the
> KCDX Club's
> web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
>
> GL OM,
>
> Tom Hammond N0SS
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From kr1g at hotmail.com Wed Jun 19 03:09:31 2002
From: kr1g@hotmail.com (ted demopoulos)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <F101o4OzJP4VotCmY6i00004899@hotmail.com>
While I will be the first to say that "we don't need no stinking new
categories - we got too many already", I believe that Dave's proposal makes
much sense.
i *am* old enough to remember the "hign band" and "low band" categories, and
probably would enter one of these categories occasionally (and probably let
someone else simultaneously do the other one as well).
Dave's points are very well taken, although my personal interest in that I'd
love to spend lots of time on the lowbands - all of them - yet still be
potentially competitive (hmmm, lowband SSB - maybe I'd skip that one :) then
again, maybe not)
73
Ted KT1V ex KR1G
>From: "Dave Hachadorian" <K6LL@adelphia.net>
>To: "cq-contest Reflector" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>CC: <aa7a@arrl.net>, <contests@arrl.org>
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX
>Test
>
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest
>reporting,
>constraints on the number of contest categories
>imposed by available QST space
>are removed, or at least reduced. Computerized
>log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in
>contests, since the administrative
>overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low
>Band (40, 80, 160) categories
>restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number
>of reasons why I think this move
>would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more
>difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but
>especially the all-band category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big
>European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world
>who have a small tower and tribander
>in the back yard, and an assortment of low,
>seriously compromised antennas for 40,
>80, and 160. There is not much incentive for these
>stations to get on the air in the
>all band category, since they know that they
>cannot turn in a competitive score. On the
>other hand, a tribander can do a quite creditable
>job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling
>disadvantaged stations to be more competitive
>on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty
>boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable
>SO2R operation, making the contest much
>more interesting than single band category, where
>SO2R is impracticable for most people.
>
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the
>contest experience itself, and, afterward, to
>to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I
>really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates
>come out, the contest is old news. Coupled with
>the ARRL's growing accent on Internet
>score reporting, I think the additional categories
>would add a spark of growth and an
>interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
>
>
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>From k8cc at comcast.net Tue Jun 18 23:55:23 2002
From: k8cc@comcast.net (David A. Pruett)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX
Test
In-Reply-To: <008101c216cb$d7175d40$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low band
categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle seventies, it
seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it seemed
like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high band;
from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I first
went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My new
friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band category, with a
Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an assortment
of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on big
antennas for six bands.
While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants, those
categories have little or no interest to me.
I never understood why the low and high band categories were done away
with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them back.
Dave/K8CC
At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting, constraints
>on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
>removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
>administrative overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
>categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reasons why
>I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small tower and
>tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
>compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive for
>these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they know
>that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
>tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
>more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, making
>the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO2R is
>impracticable for most people.
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
>itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
>is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
>reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
>and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
>
>
>_______________________________________________
>CQ-Contest mailing list
>CQ-Contest@contesting.com
>http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From contesting at eircom.net Wed Jun 19 08:15:56 2002
From: contesting@eircom.net (Tim Makins, EI8IC)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
Message-ID: <005101c21758$cc4f38a0$33aba5c2@host>
Yes, this is a very good idea. Many low-budget contesters find it hard to
get good antennas for all the 6 bands, yet find that a weekend stuck on just
one band can get rather monotonous. A Low or High Band entry gives a guy/gal
more enjoyment and variety without the need for the such a big antenna
set-up.
But why keep it just for the ARRL DX Test ? Surely there are other contests
where this would work as well.
Who should we write to in order to get this idea really moving ????
Tim, EI8IC
www.qsl.net/ei8ic/
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At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting, constraints
>on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
>removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
>administrative overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
>categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reasons why
>I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band
category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small tower and
>tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
>compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive for
>these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they know
>that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
>tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
>more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, making
>the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO2R is
>impracticable for most people.
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
>itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
>is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
>reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
>and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>From k2av at contesting.com Wed Jun 19 11:27:23 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
Message-ID: <005301c2179d$6e29c250$0500a8c0@swift>
They were done away with to encourage more participation on the low
bands. It was thought that the ubiquitous tribander in concert with
the high band category was keeping the little guys off the low bands.
The WPX tribander/wires category is a partial answer to this that
suits the little guy.
Also, why NOT allow an entrant to submit more than one single band
entry. What harm does that do? Takes a very skilled contester to max
out two different bands.
----- Original Message -----
From: "David A. Pruett" <k8cc@comcast.net>
To: "Dave Hachadorian" <K6LL@adelphia.net>; "cq-contest Reflector"
<cq-contest@contesting.com>
Cc: <aa7a@arrl.net>; <contests@arrl.org>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 10:55 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
ARRL DX Test
> I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low
band
> categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle
seventies, it
> seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it
seemed
> like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high
band;
> from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I
first
> went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My
new
> friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band category,
with a
> Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an
assortment
> of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on
big
> antennas for six bands.
>
> While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants,
those
> categories have little or no interest to me.
>
> I never understood why the low and high band categories were done
away
> with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them
back.
>
> Dave/K8CC
>
>
> At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
> >With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting,
constraints
> >on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space
are
> >removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also
reduced
> >the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since
the
> >administrative overhead has been reduced.
> >
> >I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80,
160)
> >categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of
reasons why
> >I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
> >
> >1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for
western USA
> >stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band
category,
> >where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
> >
> >2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small
tower and
> >tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
> >compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much
incentive for
> >these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since
they know
> >that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
> >tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which
would
> >encourage activity.
> >
> >3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations
to be
> >more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty
boring.
> >
> >4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation,
making
> >the contest much more interesting than single band category, where
SO2R is
> >impracticable for most people.
> >
> >To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
> >itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data
arranged the
> >way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST
listings or
> >certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the
contest
> >is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet
score
> >reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of
growth
> >and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
> >
> >Respectfully,
> >
> >Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
> >Yuma, Arizona
> >K6LL@despammed.com
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >_______________________________________________
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>
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>From 00tlzivney at bsu.edu Wed Jun 19 10:31:23 2002
From: 00tlzivney@bsu.edu (Zivney, Terry L.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DXTest
Message-ID: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D0DBAB7@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
Let me tell you why antenna- or propagation-challenged ops
did NOT like the High/Low band categories in the ARRL DX
test and why the single band categories were big improvements.
Low band means you must have good antennas for 3 difficult
bands - 40, 80 and 160 to be competitive. Many of us can
swing one or another of those, at least on a temporary
basis but cannot get up or keep up all three.
Similarly, while tribanders are popular antennas for the
high bands, to do well in the High Band category, you need
propagation on all three bands! This may be ok for those
in Florida, who apparently get 10 meter openings to DX even
in the punk years, but is murder for those in the Midwest.
The Single Band categories are much superior. If you want
to operate two or three bands, you can, and still enter
you best band as a Single Band score. This is much more
likely to be competitive or "respectible" than entering
a Tri-band category with only one band's score, especially
since multipliers count on a "per-band" basis.
Terry Zivney, N4TZ/9
-----Original Message-----
From: David A. Pruett [mailto:k8cc@comcast.net]
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 9:55 PM
To: Dave Hachadorian; cq-contest Reflector
Cc: aa7a@arrl.net; contests@arrl.org
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
ARRL DXTest
I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low band
categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle seventies, it
seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it seemed
like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high band;
from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I first
went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My new
friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band category, with a
Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an assortment
of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on big
antennas for six bands.
While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants, those
categories have little or no interest to me.
I never understood why the low and high band categories were done away
with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them back.
Dave/K8CC
At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting, constraints
>on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
>removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
>administrative overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
>categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reasons why
>I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small tower and
>tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
>compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive for
>these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they know
>that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
>tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
>more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, making
>the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO2R is
>impracticable for most people.
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
>itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
>is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
>reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
>and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
>
>
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>From i4jmy at iol.it Wed Jun 19 18:16:13 2002
From: i4jmy@iol.it (=?iso-8859-1?Q?i4jmy@iol.it?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest]
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Re:_[CQ-Contest]_Restoring_High_Band/Low_Band_categories_in_ARRL_DX_Test?=
Message-ID: <GXYL31$C705A544D30418C259146EFC9D49FAD4@libero.it>
At medium high latitudes when the sun-cycle will be low, an "high band"
category will merge more or less into a SB20 entry.
73,
Mauri I4JMY
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>From w2up at mindspring.com Wed Jun 19 16:52:12 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
In-Reply-To: <005301c2179d$6e29c250$0500a8c0@swift>
Message-ID: <3D10A8AC.19036.450271@localhost>
On 19 Jun 2002 Guy Olinger, K2AV wrote:
>
> Also, why NOT allow an entrant to submit more than one single band
> entry. What harm does that do? Takes a very skilled contester to max
> out two different bands.
>
>
Not really. Do 10 or 15, and 80 or 160. Except for the peak of the cycle,
when one is open the other is dead.
Barry--
Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>From dick.green at valley.net Wed Jun 19 15:41:34 2002
From: dick.green@valley.net (Dick Green)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DXTest
In-Reply-To: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D0DBAB7@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
Message-ID: <EMEKIMJIEGNGMKHFDEGIAEAECNAA.dick.green@valley.net>
I can see the arguments on both sides of the High Band/Low Band debate, but
what's the rationale behind allowing only one single-band entry? The ARRL DX
rules make a pretty big deal out of prohibiting this, so there must be a
reason. But on the surface, it seems like it would increase participation
and fun. There are definitely some interesting possibilities for SO2R ops.
73, Dick WC1M
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Zivney, Terry L.
> Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 10:31 AM
> To: David A. Pruett; Dave Hachadorian; cq-contest Reflector
> Cc: aa7a@arrl.net; contests@arrl.org
> Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
> ARRL DXTest
>
>
> Let me tell you why antenna- or propagation-challenged ops
> did NOT like the High/Low band categories in the ARRL DX
> test and why the single band categories were big improvements.
>
> Low band means you must have good antennas for 3 difficult
> bands - 40, 80 and 160 to be competitive. Many of us can
> swing one or another of those, at least on a temporary
> basis but cannot get up or keep up all three.
>
> Similarly, while tribanders are popular antennas for the
> high bands, to do well in the High Band category, you need
> propagation on all three bands! This may be ok for those
> in Florida, who apparently get 10 meter openings to DX even
> in the punk years, but is murder for those in the Midwest.
>
> The Single Band categories are much superior. If you want
> to operate two or three bands, you can, and still enter
> you best band as a Single Band score. This is much more
> likely to be competitive or "respectible" than entering
> a Tri-band category with only one band's score, especially
> since multipliers count on a "per-band" basis.
>
> Terry Zivney, N4TZ/9
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: David A. Pruett [mailto:k8cc@comcast.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 9:55 PM
> To: Dave Hachadorian; cq-contest Reflector
> Cc: aa7a@arrl.net; contests@arrl.org
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
> ARRL DXTest
>
>
> I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low band
> categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle
> seventies, it
> seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it seemed
> like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high band;
> from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I first
> went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My new
> friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band
> category, with a
> Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an
> assortment
> of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on big
> antennas for six bands.
>
> While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants, those
> categories have little or no interest to me.
>
> I never understood why the low and high band categories were done away
> with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them back.
>
> Dave/K8CC
>
>
> At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
> >With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting,
> constraints
> >on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
> >removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
> >the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
> >administrative overhead has been reduced.
> >
> >I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
> >categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of
> reasons why
> >I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
> >
> >1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
> >stations to compete in all categories, but especially the
> all-band category,
> >where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
> >
> >2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small
> tower and
> >tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
> >compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much
> incentive for
> >these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since
> they know
> >that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
> >tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
> >encourage activity.
> >
> >3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
> >more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
> >
> >4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R
> operation, making
> >the contest much more interesting than single band category,
> where SO2R is
> >impracticable for most people.
> >
> >To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
> >itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data
> arranged the
> >way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST
> listings or
> >certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
> >is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
> >reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
> >and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
> >
> >Respectfully,
> >
> >Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
> >Yuma, Arizona
> >K6LL@despammed.com
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >_______________________________________________
> >CQ-Contest mailing list
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>
>
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 19 14:19:09 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
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3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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All M/M LP
LZ7X 255 153 42,993
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All M/S HP
OL5Q 984 307 289,808
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All SOAB HP
F5IN 665 250 22 171,500 U.F.T.
OM0WR 542 247 143,507
RW4PL 532 254 21 143,256
OZ1AA(@OZ7YY) 575 217 19 124,558 WWYC
VE7UF 446 208 8 94,848
K3WW 456 181 14 82,536 FRC
K5NZ 403 181 8 77,106 CTDXCC
AE0Q(@K0HM) 425 181 12 75,296 Grand Mesa
N3RS 418 169 9 70,642 FRC
AE9B 256 122 7 30,744 Kansas City DX Club
K6III 213 1 8 30,660 NCCC
KL9A 224 114 4 25,878 WWYC
N2ED 201 103 5 20,168 FRC
AA3B 137 81 11,097 FRC
K7ABV 120 85 4 10,200
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All SOAB LP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1819 208 36 1,091,584
WN6K 573 208 29 119,184 SCCC
NF4A(N4PN) 68 49 2 3,332 FCG
EA1WX 81 19 6 1,539
WA6BOB 37 31 3 1,147
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All SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 5 5 50 PVRC
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All SOSB/10 LP
K7SS 11 10 2 220 WWDXC
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All SOSB/15 LP
OK6A(OK2INW) 237 98 16 23,226 WWYC
HB9DTM 200 87 8 17,400 F8KCF Contest Gang
G4IIY 100 62 4 6,200
NT6K 45 29 1 1,305 NCCC
NR3X(N4YDU) 19 18 1 342 WWYC
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All SOSB/20 HP
W4SAA 127 57 11 7,239 FCG
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All SOSB/40 LP
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 597 53 22 86,443 Chiltern DX Club
Operators:
LZ7X LZ1UQ,LZ2HM
OL5Q OK1FFU,OK1HRA
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 19 14:22:53 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206192022.g5JKMrx08733@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
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NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
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NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
VE7GL 2046 761 48 4,588,830
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
NZ1U(@KB1H) 1232 635 18 2,004,695 YCCC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
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NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
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NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
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NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 34 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
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NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
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NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
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NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
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NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
N9RV(W8LVN) 2433 713 36 4,601,702 SMC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 35 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
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NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
XM7SZ(VA7RR) 1670 714 36 3,004,512 BC DX Club
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 19 14:24:30 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206192024.g5JKOUU08742@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
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Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 9,688,520
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
GX6YB 3281 818 48 5,502,686 Bristol CG
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
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Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
RW4PL 1615 634 28 2,074,448
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 35 4,397,811
DF0FS(DL1EKC) 1586 590 36 1,885,050 RR DX
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 36 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 36 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 24 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
S51NZ 262 204 112,608
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 4 31,440 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
OD5/OK1MU 1554 570 35 2,223,570
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
L51EXU(LW1EXU) 1333 578 2,281,366
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 22 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
S56M(@S50Q) 2000 803 36 3,547,654 SCC
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
OK1DDO 925 527 1,065,067
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
LY6A(LY2BM) 1250 629 36 1,465,570
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6h30 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From pietromtf at tin.it Thu Jun 20 00:28:30 2002
From: pietromtf@tin.it (Pietro)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
References: <01c216a3$35452740$LocalHost@default>
Message-ID: <001401c217d8$47c71780$7210fea9@pietro>
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> 73 Ari, OH1EH
Hi Ari, do you know the SSB Pileup Player of JE3MAS? (
http://plaza16.mbn.or.jp/~masiii/ )maybe it can help you.
73
Pietro - IK4MTF (IU4T)
http://www.qsl.net/ik4mtf
>From k2av at contesting.com Wed Jun 19 22:35:07 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <3D10A8AC.19036.450271@localhost>
Message-ID: <006d01c217fa$b7597030$0500a8c0@swift>
After reading my prior post a few time, I realized how the sentence
could be read otherwise...
Let me reword.
New entry category: Two-band. Single operator only.
Entrant picks any two bands. Entry is scored in the same fashion as an
all band entry that was confined to two bands. All two-band entries
compete together by power level regardless of the bands picked. No
band-change restrictions between the two bands.
Picking the two best bands with night/day, propagation, equipment, all
to maximize score will tax operator knowledge and skill. Or operate
what your circumstances allow you.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Barry " <w2up@mindspring.com>
To: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>;
<cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 11:52 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
ARRL DX Test
>
>
> On 19 Jun 2002 Guy Olinger, K2AV wrote:
>
> >
> > Also, why NOT allow an entrant to submit more than one single band
> > entry. What harm does that do? Takes a very skilled contester to
max
> > out two different bands.
> >
> >
>
> Not really. Do 10 or 15, and 80 or 160. Except for the peak of the
cycle,
> when one is open the other is dead.
> Barry--
> Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
> Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>
>
>
>
>From w7why at harborside.com Thu Jun 20 03:03:04 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
<005101c21758$cc4f38a0$33aba5c2@host>
Message-ID: <3D1129C8.774A1988@harborside.com>
Dave wrote:
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40,
80, >160)categories restored in the ARRL DX Test.
I'd like to second that idea also! During the day, contests are
a lot of fun from the west coast, but after dark things get
pretty slow for us "vertical and low dipole" crowd. On Friday
night, it is not worth while trying to beat out the "big guns" on
the 40 and 80 meter pileups. The incessant calling and calling
(meat for another time) on low bands makes it impossible to work
any dx from the west coast with a small station. The endless run
of JA's that used to make it exciting just doesn't happen any
more. Having a low band-high band category makes good sense. 73
Tom W7WHY
>From W5ASP at aol.com Thu Jun 20 00:08:08 2002
From: W5ASP@aol.com (W5ASP@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Alpha 87 Manual
Message-ID: <9e.2819e84b.2a42a118@aol.com>
Our Alpha 87 manual appears to be among the "lost, strayed, or stolen"
category.
Does anyone have a suggestion of how we can get a replacement manual?
Actually all we really need at the moment is the section that describes the
procedure for setting up the "Bandpass" L/C circuits. Most of the time it
has been used in the "Manual" mode, but it seems a good time to check the
settings for the "Bandpass" mode in case we need to use this feature.
Thanks,
Joe, W5ASP
>From k5xr at juno.com Thu Jun 20 00:00:47 2002
From: k5xr@juno.com (Joseph A Staples)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <20020619.230550.-283219.0.k5xr@juno.com>
I've just got to throw my "two cents" into this one.
The Hi/Lo Band idea is one whose time has definitely (re) arrived..
For many of us time and circumstances have conspired to make the SO/AB
catagory no longer a practical option. Some contesters elect, as I often
do, to settle for a SO/SB which can be fun ... up to a point. I've often
simply operated just the Hi-Bands and submitted the log in the AB
catagory. In one instance I chose the Tribander/Wires catagory with zero
Qs on the wires. A bit silly, but it was an option. (Actually my 15 M
SO/SB score would have earned me a higher place finish ... but it didn't
really matter as I had a real blast that weekend.)
If the contest sponsors do no more than allow the Hi/Lo band catagories
to be designated in the listinigs (published or Web) I think it would be
fun to see how things stack up amongst those who chose this approach.
Give the plaques and praise to the SO/AB winners, they certainly deserve
them. But let the rest of us have some fun in our own arena.
Nuff said ...
Joe, W5ASP
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>From paul at ei5di.com Thu Jun 20 08:50:59 2002
From: paul@ei5di.com (Paul O'Kane)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] King of Spain Contest - Logging Software
Message-ID: <002501c21827$1928f160$e5a5fea9@dell>
The demo version of SD is fully working and unrestricted for DX
entrants in the King of Spain Contest. It's a 6-band (10 - 160m)
SSB event, from 1800 UTC Saturday 22nd June to 1800 UTC Sunday
23rd June. Full rules at http://www.sk3bg.se/contest/kingofsp.htm
You can download SD from www.ei5di.com/sd/sd.zip (479 kb).
Installation instructions are in a README.1ST file. SD is a DOS
program and is intended for single-op unassisted entries.
Setup:
Select SD Type 4 - General, Area Multipliers.
Multipliers Count : B (by band)
Points (CW QSOs) : 1
Points (SSB QSOs) : 1
Pts/Bonus : 0 (multipliers)
Name of .MLT file : SPAIN
Next Page : Y/N
Receive Serials : N
Mode : SSB
Mixed-mode Contest? : N
Work Spanish stations only (EA, EA6, EA8, EA9).
Receive RS + 1 or 2-character Province Code.
Send RS + Serial
After the contest, use SDCHECK (supplied with SD) to create your
.LOG and .SUM files, and email them to ea5al@ure.es by 30th July.
73,
Paul EI5DI
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Fri Jun 21 12:32:01 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CHANGES IN THE WRTC2002 TEAM AND REFEREE ROSTERS
Message-ID: <01c218fe$1dc7fa40$8ec5f83e@default>
CHANGE IN TEAM SLOVENIA:
Robert Kasca, S53R and Robert Bajuk S57AW will be replaced by Vito Gregor, S56M
and Ivo Jereb, S57AL
CHANGE IN REFEREE ROSTER:
Edin Gadzo, T97M will be replaced by Boris Knezovic, T97Y.
WRTC2002 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (via OH1EH)
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Fri Jun 21 15:29:38 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CORRECTION TO THE WRTC2002 REFEREE ROSTER CHANGE
ANNOUNCEMENT
Message-ID: <01c21916$edab5a00$a2c5f83e@default>
Hi,
One correction to the previously announced WRTC2002 referee change:
Boris Knezovic's callsign is T93Y (not T97Y).
My mistake, sorry for that (thanks Mario, S56A for info)!
Ari, OH1EH
>From K6LL at adelphia.net Fri Jun 21 08:47:21 2002
From: K6LL@adelphia.net (Dave Hachadorian)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] VHF/UHF operating tips for Field Day
Message-ID: <001501c218f7$e2411520$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
I have been assigned a few hours of FD operating
on VHF/UHF, an area in which I don't have any
experience. What are some good techniques?
We will have several rigs, 6 thru 440, SSB and CW,
and I guess FM, with beams, from San Diego, with a
clear over-ocean path all the way up to Santa
Barbara. Only one station can transmit at a time.
Thanks.
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
Yuma, Arizona
K6LL@despammed.com
>From kc1f at adelphia.net Sat Jun 22 04:24:39 2002
From: kc1f@adelphia.net (Stuart Santelmann)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] YU7SF SK
Message-ID: <050901c21994$086842e0$6401a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
This is from the 425 DX bulletin:
> + SILENT KEY + Zik, 4N1DX/VE3ZIK reports the sad news of the recent
passing
> of Ladislav "Laci" Rudic, YU7SF. A very active contester, Laci took part
in
> 2407 contests.
I have 38 YU7SF contest qsos in my logging program just since 1990, and I'll
bet there'd be twice as many as that counting YU1SF qsos going back to the
early 1970s. I don't remember any big scores from him, but he'd be there to
call me in EVERY contest. We never said anything more than contest
exchanges, but he was a contest fixture. I remember he always noted the
number of total contests he had participated in on his QSLs, and I think his
WAE soapbox indicated he had participated in something like 35 straight WAE
contests. RIP Laci...
Stu KC1F
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Sat Jun 22 09:01:39 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WORKED ALL WRTC2002
Message-ID: <01c219a9$e4d61d00$99c5f83e@default>
Worked All WRTC2002 - "Worked All New OJ prefixes"
Get your log in immediately after the contest and Win Valuable "Early
Bird" prizes - WRTC2002 special incentive for 6-hour log-in!
OJ1- OJ8 prefixes activated for the 1st time!
The WRTC2002 teams will be using special ?2x1? type of callsigns with special
OJ1-OJ8 prefixes (e.g. OJ1A). The OJ1-OJ8 prefixes are activated for the first
time in history to honour WRTC2002 - the Olympics of Amateur Radio contesting
in Finland.
Worked All WRTC2002 - Rules for non-WRTC2002 stations
* The same WRTC2002 station can be worked once on CW and once on SSB on
each band.
* Each correct two-way CW or SSB QSO with a WRTC2002 station counts 1
point. A duplicate QSO on same band and mode counts 0 points.
* Score = total sum of QSO points
Logs:
Only e-mail logs (ASCII) are accepted.
The preferred log formats are Cabrillo, CT.ALL and TR.DAT.
The "Early Bird" logs should be submitted by 18.00 UTC on Sunday, July 14,
2002. Regular latest submission date is July 31, 2002.
All logs should be sent via e-mail to: logs@wrtc2002.org
NOTE: The subject field of the e-mail should contain your contest callsign,
e.g. " Subject: WRTC2002 OH2AAA"
Request for stations working the IARU 2002 contest
The WRTC2002 organising committee kindly asks stations working the IARU 2002
contest to also send their electronic IARU contest logs to the WRTC2002 contest
committee to be used as reference data within the official WRTC2002
log-checking procedure. The committee guarantees that these logs will be used
only for cross checking purposes of the WRTC2002 team championship.
NOTE: All e-mail logs submitted within 6 hours after the contest ends will
participate in a lottery with special WRTC2002 prizes.
Awards & Categories
The following "Worked All WRTC2002" awards will be issued based on the above
contest rules:
"Worked All WRTC2002" awards
Worked all WRTC2002 - Single op CW
Worked all WRTC2002 - Single op SSB
Worked all WRTC2002 - Single op Mixed
Worked all WRTC2002 - Multi op CW
Worked all WRTC2002 - Multi op SSB
Worked all WRTC2002 - Multi op Mixed
Worked all WRTC2002 - IARU HQ stations
Awards will be given to the stations with highest number of points in the
following
categories:
1st 2nd 3rd
World
Europe
North America
South America
Asia
Africa
Oceania
HQ Stations
OH - Finland
Special Plaques
Worked all WRTC2002 Stations - CW
Worked all WRTC2002 Stations - SSB
Worked all WRTC2002 Stations - Mixed
Other Prizes
T-shirts (DX) Worked 130 WRTC2002 qsos
T-shirts (EU) Worked 200 WRTC2002 qsos
WRTC2002 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (via OH1EH)
>From clive at gw3njw.fsworld.co.uk Sat Jun 22 17:56:39 2002
From: clive@gw3njw.fsworld.co.uk (Clive Whelan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] YU7SF SK
In-Reply-To: <050901c21994$086842e0$6401a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <VA.00000128.003b97e5@gw3njw>
Stuart Santelmann wrote:
> I have 38 YU7SF contest qsos in my logging program just since 1990
>
My contest logs since only 1998 have 21 entries for YU7SF, and his
call was always instantly recogisable. The last QSO was in the
Baltic contest on the 19th May this year.
Very sad news RIP Laci, keep an eye on things from up there OM.
73
Clive
GW3NJW
gw3njw@gw7x.org
Contest Cambria-http://www.gw7x.org
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Sun Jun 23 11:06:43 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Software Redux
Message-ID: <010201c21ac0$1c419be0$03010a0a@office1>
Since I neglected to do this earlier, just wanted (while I was thinking of
it) to thank everyone who answered me a few weeks back on possibilities for
Field Day software.
The WASH club ended up using the Network version of N3FJP's free FD package.
I've got to admit to being impressed. The networking was smooth as silk,
the software was extremely easy & intuitive to use, and it made CW solo
operating & logging a breeze.
A lot of people in the club were surprised that it was that good a package
for a free download, and several are going to recommend that we go ahead and
register it. Just wait till they see how low the registration fee is...
If some of his other offerings are this good or better, I may just drop CT
as my contest logger of choice since I bought 6.13 at Dayton many, many,
many moons ago!
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From timo.klimoff at kolumbus.fi Sun Jun 23 18:12:35 2002
From: timo.klimoff@kolumbus.fi (Timo)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] YU7SF SK
References: <050901c21994$086842e0$6401a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <005b01c21ac1$255c2000$b3c5f83e@tklimoff>
> I have 38 YU7SF contest qsos in my logging program just since 1990
OH1F/OG1F QSO database shows 23 qsos 1998-2001!
YU7SF was certainly one of the most or even the most active contester in
Europe, who always answered to your CQs in every contest - even in the minor
ones.
RIP Laci!
73, Timo OH1NOA & OH1F Contest Gang
http://www.oh1noa.tk
>From je1cka at jzap.com Mon Jun 24 02:27:46 2002
From: je1cka@jzap.com (JE1CKA Tack Kumagai)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] JIDX 2001 Phone results are now available
Message-ID: <3D15F702.3E8DA3E2@jzap.com>
JIDX 2001 Phone results and All time records are now available at
http://je1cka.jzap.com/jidx/index.html
========
Tack Kumagai JE1CKA/KH0AM
je1cka@jzap.com
http://je1cka.jzap.com/
>From kc5ykx at swbell.net Sun Jun 23 20:56:10 2002
From: kc5ykx@swbell.net (Reid Hill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Software Redux
Message-ID: <0GY600JPEQLM2Y@mta5.rcsntx.swbell.net>
Worked well for the N5CRP team here in STX. First time we used it and it made
the whole log thing a breeze. Great program for FD use. Even breakes down
the Qs rates etc.
73 de KC5YKX
Reid
06/23/2002 7:06:43 AM, Ron Notarius WN3VAW <wn3vaw@fyi.net> wrote:
>Since I neglected to do this earlier, just wanted (while I was thinking of
>it) to thank everyone who answered me a few weeks back on possibilities for
>Field Day software.
>
>The WASH club ended up using the Network version of N3FJP's free FD package.
>I've got to admit to being impressed. The networking was smooth as silk,
>the software was extremely easy & intuitive to use, and it made CW solo
>operating & logging a breeze.
>
>A lot of people in the club were surprised that it was that good a package
>for a free download, and several are going to recommend that we go ahead and
>register it. Just wait till they see how low the registration fee is...
>
>If some of his other offerings are this good or better, I may just drop CT
>as my contest logger of choice since I bought 6.13 at Dayton many, many,
>many moons ago!
>
>73, ron wn3vaw
>
>"And they give you cash,
>which is just as good as money!"
>Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>
>
>
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>From n0ss at earthlink.net Mon Jun 24 00:46:43 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020623234502.00ab8840@mail.earthlink.net>
Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field Day?
I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
440MHz.
Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
73,
Tom N0SS
>From wd4ahz at gte.net Mon Jun 24 10:06:55 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020623234502.00ab8840@mail.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <3D17196F.7BF0984B@gte.net>
Tom Hammond N?SS wrote:
> Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during
> Field Day?
The "official" ARRL Summary sheet shows it listed as "Satellite".
(TIP: Use the ARRL Summary form and mail it in ... that way you're sure
all the required information is filled in.)
Hope everyone had fun! We did.
73, Ron WD4AHZ (NJ4M 3A WCF)
>From km0l at tfs.net Mon Jun 24 09:43:32 2002
From: km0l@tfs.net (Steve Lufcy)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020623234502.00ab8840@mail.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <002701c21b85$229e5f80$7a01d4d8@swbell.net>
Tom-
The CORRECT band to show satellites contacts on is SAT. However, if your
program does not have that (like ours- WL, or older versions of NA) then log
the satellite Q's on any band- or the TX freq - or a band that didn't have
any other Q's. We logged them on 220. Then make a note to the sponsor and
log checker as to what you have done.
The important thing is that they are identitied as SATELLITE contacts.
GL to you guys. We haven't talleyed our score yet, but it should be close to
our score from last year. Bet we are in a horse race for MO state honors.
73 de K0GQ Steve in Raytown, MO (K0OU)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2002 11:46 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
> Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field
Day?
>
> I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
> 440MHz.
>
> Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
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>From ad1c at yahoo.com Mon Jun 24 08:43:53 2002
From: ad1c@yahoo.com (Jim Reisert)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Country file update for WRTC
Message-ID: <20020624144353.76078.qmail@web13603.mail.yahoo.com>
This week I will be relasing a country file update for NA/CT/TR/WL to support
OJ# prefix stations in WRTC.
I have a few other changes in the queue, nothing major.
If there are other changes you would like to see, please respond to me
PRIVATELY and I'll try to accomodate you.
73 - Jim AD1C
P.S. on Friday May 31, I dropped off 20 pounds (9 Kg) of QSL cards at the ARRL
outgoing QSL bureau. If you have been waiting for an AD1C QSL card going back
to, oh, say 1990, it's probably in there.
=====
Jim Reisert AD1C, 7 Charlemont Court, North Chelmsford, MA 01863
USA +978-251-9933, <jjreisert@alum.mit.edu>, http://www.ad1c.com
__________________________________________________
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>From pat at linuxcolumbus.com Mon Jun 24 16:08:18 2002
From: pat@linuxcolumbus.com (Pat Collins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Fwd: 2001 Ohio Qso Party Results
Message-ID: <20020624150818.13273.qmail@ufis.com>
Posted at
http://www.mrrc.net/story/2002/6/16/234624/254
Pat N8VW
>From kc5ykx at swbell.net Mon Jun 24 11:50:19 2002
From: kc5ykx@swbell.net (Reid Hill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
Message-ID: <0GY700JSCVZV1A@mta5.rcsntx.swbell.net>
The correct band would be Satellite. Otherwise I would assume it to be your
recieved freq. My reasoning would be that is where you copied the
exchange. Just like in a split op on HF, the DX tx freq is the one that goes on
the QSL card not your tx freq. (Downlink is 70cm)
Just one man's opinion, I could be wrong.
73 de KC5YKX
Reid Hill
06/23/2002 7:46:43 PM, Tom Hammond N?SS <n0ss@earthlink.net> wrote:
>Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field Day?
>
>I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
>440MHz.
>
>Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
>
>73,
>
>Tom N0SS
>
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>From n0ss at earthlink.net Mon Jun 24 12:04:23 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Logging AO-40 Q's - QUESTION HAS BEEN ANSWERED!
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020624110308.00ac2e10@mail.earthlink.net>
Thanks to all those who kindly responded to my query regarding logging of
AO-40 Q's.
Greatly appreciated!
73,
Tom Hammond N0SS
>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 24 20:23:51 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
Message-ID: <001e01c21bb4$afb78b60$22f83442@k7qq>
Quacks
We managed a Q via one of the satalites and I'm just going to show which one
and the QSO time and mode.
Rex.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 04:46
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
> Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field
Day?
>
> I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
> 440MHz.
>
> Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
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>From ghoward at kent.edu Mon Jun 24 16:37:45 2002
From: ghoward@kent.edu (Geoff Howard)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] PJ2 QTH Available for WAE SSB
Message-ID: <3.0.32.20020624153742.00bfd960@pop.kent.edu>
Hi,
The PJ2T QTH is available for the 14-15 September 2002 WAE SSB contest.
(Our club members have decided not to operate that contest this year.)
Three towers, 14 yagis, four KW stations, Ethernet and Pentiums. QTH has
two bedrooms, two baths, and is located on 100 feet of direct oceanfront on
the south shore of Curacao.
Full details at http://asgard.kent.edu/ccc or you can E-mail me (
ghoward@kent.edu ) with your questions.
Thanks and 73,
- Geoff , W0CG -- Suffield, Ohio
(Schedulemeister for the Caribbean Contesting Consortium club station)
>From ta3j at trac.org.tr Tue Jun 25 00:38:05 2002
From: ta3j@trac.org.tr (Berkin Aydogmus)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Condoleance for YU7SF (SK)
Message-ID: <001001c21bbf$0de65ea0$99d5afc3@h5g9t6>
Dear Friends,
We fell very sad that Laci, YU7SF past away . We remember him as a great ham
operator, and remember the nice contacts.
Our strongets feelings goes to his family and friends.
Lets remember Laci, YU7SF in the future.
Nilay, TA3YJ & Berkin, TA3J
http://www.qsl.net/ta3j
http://www.qsl.net/ta3yj
ta3j@yahoo.com
ta3yj@yahoo.com
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>From jfunk at adams.net Mon Jun 24 19:19:34 2002
From: jfunk@adams.net (jim funk)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
Message-ID: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
"I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to have
to help me."
"What seems to be the problem?"
"I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
crack."
"And you'd do what, exactly?"
"I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
"Do you think that would change anything?"
"No. But I'd feel better."
"I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
"No!"
>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Tue Jun 25 01:12:00 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
Many times operators that tried to tell ME what MY class and section was,
instead of reporting their own. They would say something like, "UR 3A CO"
or "You're 1B in Kansas" when I was clearly 2A in Western Washington! Could
I have been wrong?
Signed,
Confused Field Day Operator
----- Original Message -----
From: jim funk <jfunk@adams.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 11:19 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From kg5u at hal-pc.org Mon Jun 24 22:40:19 2002
From: kg5u@hal-pc.org (Dale L Martin)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <MCBBJAHBAIHDJKDNKBBIAEAHCAAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
I especially like that eternal favorite "You're," as in...
"You're 1C Kansas"
Now, THAT gets old, too.
(I wanna yell back "No, I'm not! I'm 2A South Texas!")
73,
dale, kg5u
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're
> going to have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From TOMK5RC at aol.com Mon Jun 24 23:50:08 2002
From: TOMK5RC@aol.com (TOMK5RC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
Message-ID: <f9.1e22adaf.2a493460@aol.com>
My favorite is "Thanks for Nevada, that's a new one."
The best on-site event happened to me a few years ago. I was coaching a new
general at his first FD and first time on HF. I went through the logging,
exchange, etc, and demonstrated a few QSO's. I turned the rig over to him and
went to the rest room. When I returned he hadn't made a single QSO. I asked
what the problem was. He said he couldn't tune anyone in. Puzzled, I asked
for an example. He set the dial, as you would on a VHF radio, to an even
frequency, like 144.940. The only problem was that there was no one zero beat
on 14.280 or 14.290, so he couldn't work anyone.
But then, FD is where many of us learned the inside skinny about hamming.
Patience is a virtue.
Tom, K5RC
aka NV7A (NOT N4ZA)
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>From aa7bg at 3rivers.net Tue Jun 25 00:25:28 2002
From: aa7bg@3rivers.net (Matt & Carrie Trott)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Put the lime in the cocoanut..............
I feel your pain. I heard the same thing. I also heard one of our ops S&Ping
with the last three letters of the club call. I thought I would try and take
a stab at changing their operating habits, but when I asked, "Do you operate
HF much?", one said "not at all," so I didn't bother. I think these guys
must be having fun otherwise, why would they come out, but it sure is hard
to be in the concert hall when most of the piano players seem to be playing
with their feet. Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct"
them, but I just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and
bite my tongue.
.........and drink it all up.........I say DOKKKtuh..........to relieve this
bellyache!
Matt--K7BG at W7ECA
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of jim funk
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 5:20 PM
To: cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
"I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to have
to help me."
"What seems to be the problem?"
"I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
crack."
"And you'd do what, exactly?"
"I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
"Do you think that would change anything?"
"No. But I'd feel better."
"I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
"No!"
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>From k5zm at attbi.com Tue Jun 25 07:14:29 2002
From: k5zm@attbi.com (k5zm)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Or how 'bout this:
>From n5nj at gte.net Tue Jun 25 08:35:29 2002
From: n5nj@gte.net (Bob Naumann - N5NJ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Message-ID: <007901c21c44$ca43f3c0$f2212f04@dslverizon.net>
I don't think that "forthright correcting" is what is needed. A "kinder,
gentler" approach is what's needed.
Those of us who can operate, need to demonstrate the proper way to operate,
so that these newbies can learn from it and hopefully emulate what they've
seen.
It seems that many of them are intrigued by the process of running stations,
even on CW, when they may not be able to copy themselves.
Let's face it, when their shack is on their belt, they don't get any
experience or training on how to work stations quickly and efficiently.
A couple of years ago, I stopped by a local Field Day set up at a very
visible public park. They were set up in a large pavilion with antennas
hanging all around. There were large signs, lots of literature for visitors
to pick up, and people hanging around, ready to talk to visitors. They had
two stations. One was empty, the other was manned by one person, with a
crowd gathered around watching him. I watched for about 15 minutes while he
tuned around and worked no one! Do you think this was exciting to visitors?
I think not. I didn't know any of these folks so I just left, but they
obviously had no clue what to do on the air.
We also need to remember that those we're working at the other end of the
path may be equally challenged and need encouragement, rather than
criticism.
73,
N5NJ
@ N5YA 3A NTX
----- Original Message -----
From: "Matt & Carrie Trott" <aa7bg@3rivers.net>
To: "jim funk" <jfunk@adams.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 12:25 AM
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> Put the lime in the cocoanut..............
>
> I feel your pain. I heard the same thing. I also heard one of our ops
S&Ping
> with the last three letters of the club call. I thought I would try and
take
> a stab at changing their operating habits, but when I asked, "Do you
operate
> HF much?", one said "not at all," so I didn't bother. I think these guys
> must be having fun otherwise, why would they come out, but it sure is hard
> to be in the concert hall when most of the piano players seem to be
playing
> with their feet. Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct"
> them, but I just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and
> bite my tongue.
>
> .........and drink it all up.........I say DOKKKtuh..........to relieve
this
> bellyache!
>
> Matt--K7BG at W7ECA
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of jim funk
> Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 5:20 PM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
>
>
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From n0ss at earthlink.net Tue Jun 25 09:01:22 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020625075126.00acedc0@localhost>
matt, K7BG writes to Jim Funk:
>I feel your pain. I heard the same thing. I also heard one of our ops S&Ping
>with the last three letters of the club call. I thought I would try and take
>a stab at changing their operating habits, but when I asked, "Do you operate
>HF much?", one said "not at all," so I didn't bother. I think these guys
>must be having fun otherwise, why would they come out, but it sure is hard
>to be in the concert hall when most of the piano players seem to be playing
>with their feet. Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct"
>them, but I just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and
>bite my tongue.
We have a pre-FD meeting about 2-3 days before the weekend. At that time,
we try to give any new ops, or any old ops who still persist, 'suggestions'
on what to say and what NOT to say... with particular attention to what NOT
to say. For the most part, it seems to work pretty well, though some will
revert, regardless of what they know is right.
Of course, we Do have to remember that this is a TRAINING EXERCISE and not
a contest, so should be willing to 1) cut everyone some slack, and 2)
attempt to further "suggest" possibly better (e.g. more
appropriate/efficient) methods of getting the information passed without
unnecessary verbiage. But I don't necessarily think that it's all that
appropriate to correct them WHILE they're on the air (unless they wish to
be), and often in front of a number of their friends. Doing so can often
cause you to lost an otherwise good operator.
73,
Tom Hammond N0SS
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Tue Jun 25 09:03:21 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <f9.1e22adaf.2a493460@aol.com>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020625080153.00ad0100@localhost>
Tom K5RC writes:
>The best on-site event happened to me a few years ago. I was coaching a new
>general at his first FD and first time on HF. I went through the logging,
>exchange, etc, and demonstrated a few QSO's. I turned the rig over to him and
>went to the rest room. When I returned he hadn't made a single QSO. I asked
>what the problem was. He said he couldn't tune anyone in. Puzzled, I asked
>for an example. He set the dial, as you would on a VHF radio, to an even
>frequency, like 144.940. The only problem was that there was no one zero beat
>on 14.280 or 14.290, so he couldn't work anyone.
Don't forget the 20M op who never makes a Q because he can't "find a clear
spot".
Tom N0SS
>From wd4ahz at gte.net Tue Jun 25 10:13:31 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Message-ID: <3D186C7B.F958C491@gte.net>
Matt & Carrie Trott wrote:
> Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct" them, but I
> just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and bite
> my tongue.
Why?
That's one of the things about Field Day ... to teach these folks proper
operating procedures! If we want to build the contest ranks, we
contesters must be the ones to pass along what we know to those who show
any kind of interest. If we don't take the time to teach proper
operating procedures, we can't turn around and complain about poor
operating procedures.
Our Field Day set-up included the new "GOTA" station ... which had none
other than K1TO teaching the newbies proper operating procedures! If
you're going to learn, it might as well be from one of the best.
That's what Field Day is all about.
73, Ron
>From aa4ga at contesting.com Tue Jun 25 10:42:47 2002
From: aa4ga@contesting.com (Lee Hiers)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Message-ID: <3D183B17.24225.398EE7@localhost>
On 25 Jun 2002 at 6:14, k5zm wrote:
> From our s & p journeys...
>
> "CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
> "K7AW.."
> "K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
In past years when this has happened to me, for fun I'd sometimes say
something like:
"OK W7ABC 1A Georgia"
"2A Washington"
"W7ABC Thanks QRZ Field Day K7AW"
And take the frequency.
Mean, I know. :)
--
Lee Hiers, AA4GA
Cornelia, Georgia
>From aa7bg at 3rivers.net Tue Jun 25 09:02:49 2002
From: aa7bg@3rivers.net (Matt & Carrie Trott)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D186C7B.F958C491@gte.net>
Message-ID: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMCENDDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Partly because I'm lazy, mostly because, these aren't a bunch of 12 year old
kids. As a matter of fact, at the ripe old age of 43 I was the youngest guy
out.
Matt
-----Original Message-----
From: Ron Wetjen [mailto:wd4ahz@gte.net]
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 7:14 AM
To: Matt & Carrie Trott
Cc: cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
Matt & Carrie Trott wrote:
> Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct" them, but I
> just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and bite
> my tongue.
Why?
That's one of the things about Field Day ... to teach these folks proper
operating procedures! If we want to build the contest ranks, we
contesters must be the ones to pass along what we know to those who show
any kind of interest. If we don't take the time to teach proper
operating procedures, we can't turn around and complain about poor
operating procedures.
Our Field Day set-up included the new "GOTA" station ... which had none
other than K1TO teaching the newbies proper operating procedures! If
you're going to learn, it might as well be from one of the best.
That's what Field Day is all about.
73, Ron
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>From swca at swbell.net Tue Jun 25 10:25:39 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "It's not a contest."
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
<002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Message-ID: <027501c21c54$30b36910$0100a8c0@TL01>
>I know, I know: It's not a contest.
I have NEVER understood this timeless Newington pronouncement. Somebody
show me why accuracy and efficiency should not be rewarded, especially
during an Emergency Preparedness Exercise.
I know I'm preaching to the choir.
My only guess is that it is an attempt to "not turn away the curious
newcomer." But what does that tell us about our image to the others?
Perception is everything whether based in reality or not. We can't ignore
this, and my guess is a substantial investment in this area by contesters
would yield an excellent return.
I think having Dennis in the Marketing chair at the ARRL could be a good
turn for contesting, but not if we sit around and watch.
Well, unless you're about to strangle the guy in the tent with his own mic
cord if says "please copy, you're..." one more time. Better for contesting
if you just keep THAT to yourself :)
Mark, N5OT
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:54:29 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
Just more reasons to stick with CW and forget that SSB stuff.
:>)
Then again, I copied some really weird code this weekend.
dink
----- Original Message -----
From: jim funk <jfunk@adams.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 11:19 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:55:36 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251455.g5PEta116427@localhost.localdomain>
2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 31, 2002
E-mail logs to: aacw@jarl.or.jp
Mail logs to:
JARL, All Asian DX Contest, CW
170-8073
Japan
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Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this Summary, please visit:
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/M LP
LZ7X 255 153 42,993
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/S HP
OL5Q 984 307 289,808
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOAB HP
UA9FM 655 143 11 279,279 UCG
F5IN 665 250 22 171,500 U.F.T.
OM0WR 542 247 143,507
RW4PL 532 254 21 143,256
OZ1AA(@OZ7YY) 575 217 19 124,558 WWYC
VE7UF 446 208 8 94,848
K3WW 456 181 14 82,536 FRC
K5NZ 403 181 8 77,106 CTDXCC
AE0Q(@K0HM) 425 181 12 75,296 Grand Mesa
N3RS 418 169 9.8 h 70,642 FRC
AE9B 256 122 7 30,744 Kansas City DX Club
K6III 213 1 8 30,660 NCCC
KL9A 224 114 4 25,878 WWYC
N2ED 201 103 5 20,168 FRC
AA3B 137 81 11,097 FRC
K7ABV 120 85 4 10,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOAB LP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1819 208 36 1,091,584
WN6K 573 208 29 119,184 SCCC
K5XR(W5ASP) 104 65 6,565 TDXS
NF4A(N4PN) 68 49 2.5 3,332 FCG
EA1WX 81 19 6 1,539
WA6BOB 37 31 3 1,147
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 5 5 0.17 50 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/10 LP
K7SS 11 10 2 220 WWDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/15 LP
OK6A(OK2INW) 237 98 16 23,226 WWYC
HB9DTM 200 87 8 17,400 F8KCF Contest Gang
G4IIY 100 62 4 6,200
NT6K 45 29 1.5 1,305 NCCC
NR3X(N4YDU) 19 18 1 342 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/20 HP
W4SAA 127 57 11 7,239 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/40 LP
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 597 53 22 86,443 Chiltern DX Club
Operators:
LZ7X LZ1UQ,LZ2HM
OL5Q OK1FFU,OK1HRA
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:56:00 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251456.g5PEu0c16436@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this Summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
W3SO 997 264 332,904 PVRC
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op LP
KB1DFB(@KB1H) 502 108 63,936 Eastern Connecticut
VE2ZP 141 67 12.5 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Multi-Op HP
N0UK 623 274 236,188 Northern Lights Radi
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
K4EFD 54 38 15 5,358
K7VE/R 61 35 2,660
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,300 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
K3DNE 669 217 235,445
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
N5RZ 197 91 21 17,927
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N9DG 323 142 59,498 Badger Contesters
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
K8MR 151 81 6 15,795 MRRC
WD5K 186 77 14,322 NTCC
N8BJQ 159 83 12 13,197 SWODXA
VE3CVG 95 51 20 6,630
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
N2YEV 96 31 28 3,627
NL7CO 119 29 20+ 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
K6RIM 57 14 2.13 798 NCCC
K1VU 26 11 297 YCCC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
W8CAR 42 29 5 1,218 MRRC
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K7VE/R K7VE,KD7PRN
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
KB1DFB KB1DFB,KE1LI,N1XS
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
W3SO AI3M,K3IXD,W3PAW,W3TEF,W3YOZ,WR3Z
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:56:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251456.g5PEuVj16445@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
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Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this Summary, please visit:
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
GQ6YB 2209 83 24 916,735 Bristol CG
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SSSB LP
CQ1CV(@CS6ARP) 567 55 12 155,925 Radio Clube Costa Ve
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
K6III 67 19 8 100 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
GQ4ZVJ(G4ZVJ) 1202 65 24 390,650
G3LET 1190 63 23.5 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
RW3VZ 133 26 17,290
HB9ARF 150 20 15,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1Hour 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5.5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
GS2MP(GM3WOJ) 1392 62 20 431,520 North of Scotland CG
GW0GEI 1044 48 15 250,560 Contest Cymru
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645 Contest Cambria
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3.5 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1.5 460
Operators:
CQ1CV CT1ERK,CT1ETE
GQ6YB G0HFX,G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV,G4FKA,G7ORR,M0AXF/EI3JE,
M0XXX
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 09:00:03 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251500.g5PF03516458@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
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WP3C 2132 701 35.7 4,121,880
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
WX5S(@W6YX) 3545 966 48 7,984,956 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
VE7GL 2046 761 48 4,588,830
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
NZ1U(@KB1H) 1232 635 18 2,004,695 YCCC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
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NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
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NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
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NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
N9RV(W8LVN) 2433 713 36 4,601,702 SMC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
VA3XRZ 344 221 255,918
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K7JWD 390 158 16 61,620
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
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NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
XM7SZ(VA7RR) 1670 714 36 3,004,512 BC DX Club
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
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NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX5S K0BEE,K6ENT,K6UFO,N6DE,N7MH,W1SRD,W6CT,W6LD,
W7SW,WX5S
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 09:02:26 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251502.g5PF2Q916474@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
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Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 9,688,520
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
GX6YB 3281 818 48 5,502,686 Bristol CG
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
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Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
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Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
RW4PL 1615 634 28 2,074,448
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
OM6RM 1021 452 30 987,620
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DF0FS(DL1EKC) 1586 590 36 1,885,050 RR DX
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
S51NZ 262 204 112,608
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
OD5/OK1MU 1554 570 35 2,223,570
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
L51EXU(LW1EXU) 1333 578 2,281,366
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
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Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
9K9O(9K2RR) 2191 761 34 4,632,207 KUWAIT AMATEUR RADIO
S56M(@S50Q) 2000 803 36 3,547,654 SCC
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
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Non-NA SOSB15 LP
OK1DDO 925 527 1,065,067
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
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Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
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Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
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Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
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Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
LY6A(LY2BM) 1250 629 36 1,465,570
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
T94FC 1086 549 34 1,112,274 Sarajevo Contest Gro
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
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Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6 581,236
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Non-NA SOSB40 LP
YZ1U(YT1UR) 894 471 30 1,163,370 YU CC
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
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Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
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Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX5S K0BEE,K6ENT,K6UFO,N6DE,N7MH,W1SRD,W6CT,W6LD,
W7SW,WX5S
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From paule at sfu.ca Tue Jun 25 09:40:00 2002
From: paule@sfu.ca (paule@sfu.ca)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Internet free computer time syncronization???
Message-ID: <200206251540.g5PFe0Tf019363@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
I was recently introduced to Beaconsee and at one station where
I would like to use it, relying on the internet for clock
syncronization is not realistic. Does anyone know of a
cost effective means of doing this? I have been looking
for an "atomic clock" which connects to the computer,
similar to an alarm clock I have, but so far I have
not found one. One product I found that uses satellites
costs around $500, which is out of the question.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Tue Jun 25 16:56:19 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "It's not a contest."
References:
<016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net><002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
<027501c21c54$30b36910$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <00ae01c21c60$d98363e0$27d7fea9@mirage>
> >I know, I know: It's not a contest.
>
> I have NEVER understood this timeless Newington pronouncement. Somebody
> show me why accuracy and efficiency should not be rewarded, especially
> during an Emergency Preparedness Exercise.
>
> My only guess is that it is an attempt to "not turn away the curious
> newcomer."
>
> Mark N5OT
And you're exactly right. If it's promoted as a contest - even lightly -
we'll lose a lot of folks that just don't want to be or think they can be
"competitive". Without getting into the psychology of it all, I think the
contest community's best return on time invested would be to...
1) Be there at Field Day and teach, teach, teach...
2) Suggest a Field Day challenge of another local club - say CW-against-CW
or something like that so it doesn't require that all operators be fully
committed to compete.
3) Right after Field Day, when everybody is still full of good memories,
suggest some kind of Sweepstakes "event" within the club for making, say,
100 QSOs or working 70 sections. Challenge another local club in some way.
4) Remind folks about the easy-going, friendly August NAQP (or whatever the
equivalent is in your QTH)
5) Pounce on the guys that are having the best time and organize a low-key
multi-op for WW or something.
Field Day is mostly a competition between one's own group, Mother Nature,
and the Forces of Murphy. For those of us that take it to the next level,
we can do that, too. It would be a good idea to add to the Field Day write
up - in the spirit of enhancing contest coverage in QST without adding
pages - commentary to the effect of, "If you enjoyed the freewheeling
hurly-burly of Field Day, try entering the following events..."
73, Ward N0AX
>From discreetly_confidential at yahoo.com Tue Jun 25 10:03:58 2002
From: discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com (Chuck)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D183B17.24225.398EE7@localhost>
Message-ID: <20020625160358.12246.qmail@web13304.mail.yahoo.com>
......AA4GA says..
"OK W7ABC 1A Georgia"
"2A Washington"
"W7ABC Thanks QRZ Field Day K7AW"
And take the frequency.
Mean, I know. :)
K3FT opines..
Mean? NO WAY! It's all part of the game. If
another op gives the opening because they are
unaware of a technique.. then it's fair game to
take and go! It's part of learning.
They will wonder 'what happened?' (maybe!) and
that might provoke them to learn something.
It is like any other effort. If you play a sport
and the other team is short of info on a proper
technique to play and you see the advantage and
take it.. well... life is...'
One thing about 'real life on the air contesting'
it plays no favorites and gives no quarter. It's
equitable.. and all can learn the tricks and
tips.
73
Chuck K3FT
Thanks to all who worked K3FT and gave Q's! I
appreciate it!
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>From k1dg at ix.netcom.com Tue Jun 25 10:09:02 2002
From: k1dg@ix.netcom.com (k1dg@ix.netcom.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Operating
Message-ID: <Springmail.0994.1025021342.0.46909400@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
K5ZM (at K7AW) said he heard:
>"CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
>
>"K7AW.."
>
>"K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
And it's not just FD.
There is a prominent local W1-area VHF/UHF college club station that operates
exactly
this way during VHF contests (at least the two in which I have operated and
listened to them...and sometimes they even omit the "go ahead" part). That is,
when they can actually hear any of the stations calling them, since turning a
beam occasionally also seems to be outside their skill set. I won't mention
the station specifically, but it is located at a famous Institute of
Technology in Massachusetts. Some operators/stations are just painful to
listen to.
But once in a while, a good op shows up at the local club FD site. The most
important lesson in contest operating I *ever* learned was on FD, when I took
over from the club hotshot on 40SSB, and was incredibly tense and nervous. I
starting talking so fast nobody could understand me, got all worked up when I
couldn't copy a guy calling me or if two guys called at once. The club
hotshot, Howie Gould, then K1HHN, now W9HG, tapped me on the shoulder and said
"Come on now, take a deep breath and relax. Don't get so worked up. This is
supposed to be fun, right? So have fun!".
That was in 1969 I think.
And I'm still having fun. Thanks, Howie.
73,
Doug K1DG
p.s. Only 18 more days til WRTC2002. (If K4OJ won't do it, someone has to!)
>From w2up at mindspring.com Tue Jun 25 17:36:46 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
References: <02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
Message-ID: <3D189C1E.11651.1587584@localhost>
On 25 Jun 2002 mwdink@eskimo.com wrote:
> Just more reasons to stick with CW and forget that SSB stuff.
>
> :>)
>
> Then again, I copied some really weird code this weekend.
>
> dink
>
Speaking of which, I think I heard more bugs and Lake Erie swings over
the weekend than I've heard in the last year.
Barry W2UP (the only CW op at W2ZQ on Saturday afternoon)--
Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>From paule at sfu.ca Tue Jun 25 12:30:14 2002
From: paule@sfu.ca (paule@sfu.ca)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the internet???
Message-ID: <200206251830.g5PIUETf006031@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
I am aware of some of the software that will do it
via the internet, but in the particular situation I
have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
Any thoughts???
Thanks again.
cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
>From ad1c at yahoo.com Tue Jun 25 12:40:53 2002
From: ad1c@yahoo.com (Jim Reisert)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Internet free computer time syncronization???
In-Reply-To: <200206251540.g5PFe0Tf019363@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Message-ID: <20020625184053.91446.qmail@web13602.mail.yahoo.com>
Check out this web site:
http://www.radiocontrolledclock.com/
They sell clocks that sync off low-frequency transmissions of WWVB. One model
has a serial port which can be used to synchornize your computer:
http://www.radiocontrolledclock.com/noname4.html
Less than $100
73 - Jim AD1C
=====
Jim Reisert AD1C, 7 Charlemont Court, North Chelmsford, MA 01863
USA +978-251-9933, <jjreisert@alum.mit.edu>, http://www.ad1c.com
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>From N5RP at pdq.net Tue Jun 25 14:48:48 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D189C1E.11651.1587584@localhost>
References: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
<02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020625133925.00b83900@pop.pdq.net>
I, for one, am grateful for every contact I make during FD weekend with a
new station or operator that might normally never get on during HF contest
operations.
As I work the "inefficient ops", I make a point, not always, but often, of
thanking them for the contact, wishing them a "good morning'" before I give
the exchange, and even take a second to ask the op where the exact location
and setup situation might be.
Adherence to ultra rate highly efficient contest QSO exchange format ? -
not exactly.
Fun ? - yes.
Will it bring somebody new into a weekend chase ? - Hopefully.
Do I care at how inept the "other end" might be in the QSO exchange ? - Nope.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From jeflanders at comcast.net Tue Jun 25 19:50:02 2002
From: jeflanders@comcast.net (Jerry Flanders)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Internet free computer time syncronization???
In-Reply-To: <200206251540.g5PFe0Tf019363@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625183712.00a195b0@mail.comcast.net>
A conventional GPS that has a standard serial connection can furnish
accurate time synch to the PC. Not sure what software is required, but I
believe UI-View has it built-in. Maybe other products as well.
I was considering adding a cheap GPS to this computer for time synch, but
then was able to hook it to my home network instead, so now it gets its
time synch from the internet via freeware NetLab 1.4 instead. Back when I
shopped, I found GPS refurbs as low as $50 (TripMate brand).
The very early computer clocks could be adjusted for drift. Don't know if
any motherboards still offer that - maybe you could hack an outboard
circuit to do it for your motherboard, then have the opsys reset the
software clock from that periodically??
Jerry W4UK
At 08:40 6/25/02 -0700, paule@sfu.ca wrote:
>I was recently introduced to Beaconsee and at one station where
>I would like to use it, relying on the internet for clock
>syncronization is not realistic. Does anyone know of a
>cost effective means of doing this? I have been looking
>for an "atomic clock" which connects to the computer,
>similar to an alarm clock I have, but so far I have
>not found one. One product I found that uses satellites
>costs around $500, which is out of the question.
>
>Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
>
>cheers, Paul - VA7NT
>From kbrown at powerhouseproductions.com Tue Jun 25 15:30:29 2002
From: kbrown@powerhouseproductions.com (Kevin Brown)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D189C1E.11651.1587584@localhost>
Message-ID: <013401c21c7e$cae111c0$6401a8c0@jffsn1.mo.home.com>
While we're on the subject, and understand I don't consider myself of
your cr?me de le cr?me contester types. I do enjoy contesting and work
hard to get the rate up and keep it there... HOWEVER, most noticeable to
me during the just passed field day are the number of stations who call
a station running a frequency and immediately sending their report as
part of their initial call - even during a pileup. So, in the middle of
our pileups, a station is trying hard to work us, but cannot seem to
wait until he knows we're calling him. This appears more pervasive and
critical than some simple grammar "you are" stuff. If you're calling a
station, you best make darned sure he's talking to you before you send
your exchange. On a couple of occassions, stations that did that to
me... Often waited until they were the ONLY ones left trying to work me,
and then were told to "make sure I've got your callsign before you go
sending a report" That technique to me, is MUCH more important than "you
are blah blah." I can ignore the grammar issue... The other however is
annoying, and happens VERY too often.
And how many of us (myself included) actually sent the report correctly
each time?
(using N0SS since he can take it out on me personally if he so desires!)
KC0CZI QRZ FIELD DAY
N0SS
N0SS DE KC0CZI 2A MO
KC0CZI DE N0SS 2A MO
Suffix-only dropping is also pervasive and annoying. That isn't a
callsign. What's your FULL callsign? Surely you guys realize how
annoying it is to have to back up in your logging software and fix the
call.
And what about stations that REFUSE to use phonetics even when asked...
Can't begin to tell you how many times that happened this past weekend.
All in all however - those issues are good for receivers to deal with as
prepping them for real disasters when calling stations will not follow
your requested formatics.
However, I totally realize that this is NOT a contest... The desire to
get and maintain a high-rate is more as a training and exercise in
technique to ensure that operators are efficient handling messages
rapidly (in whatever method works best), though formatted exchanges go a
LONG way to conditioning that listening to only expect certain things...
In a real disaster, there wouldn't be any pre-conditioned formattics
(especially in a tactical environment). But, again, it's not a contest
- it's a disaster preparedness exercise. Again - our primary interest
in ALL of this is to GET THE MESSAGE THROUGH. For Field Day.. I tend to
make some exceptions, and remember them as training points later.
Of more interest to me... How many of your clubs actually treated your
setup and/or tear down as a disaster response? I suspect not nearly
enough.
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com] On Behalf Of Barry
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 11:37 AM
To: mwdink@eskimo.com; cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
On 25 Jun 2002 mwdink@eskimo.com wrote:
> Just more reasons to stick with CW and forget that SSB stuff.
>
> :>)
>
> Then again, I copied some really weird code this weekend.
>
> dink
>
Speaking of which, I think I heard more bugs and Lake Erie swings over
the weekend than I've heard in the last year.
Barry W2UP (the only CW op at W2ZQ on Saturday afternoon)--
Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
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>From gmacie at xmmcorp.com Tue Jun 25 18:03:14 2002
From: gmacie@xmmcorp.com (Macie, Gordon)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Sweepstake Scores
Message-ID: <8FE1421FA0DB784291538271CB9E49906397D6@artemis.dsi-msl.com>
I download the csv file from arrl.org for 2001 sweepstakes for cw and phone..
Does anyone have previous years ??.. Reply direct thanks
Gordon Macie
N4LR
gmacie@hotmail.com
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>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Tue Jun 25 19:03:34 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
<02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
<5.1.1.2.2.20020625133925.00b83900@pop.pdq.net>
Message-ID: <00b001c21cad$4c204b60$edfe7243@sbcglobal.net>
Once again, I find myself essentially in-tune with what Bob, and some
others, have written.
Instead of ridiculing our FD brethren, they need to be encouraged, and shown
HOW to do it. We all had to start some-time, some-how, and I wonder how
many of us would like to hear recordings of our first ever QSO's, contest or
not..............?
Sadly, in the collective, we have managed to leave a pathetic legacy of HOW
NOT TO OPERATE for all the world to hear, and emulate.
WHERE do these gentlemen learn the "please copy"? NETS and LISTS, of
course. Wonderful examples of how not to operate......
WHERE do these gentlemen learn that you don't even have to know the other
station's call, before calling? PACKET, of course.
Perhaps the ULTIMATE example of non-operating.
We have met the enemy, and it is us.
Vy 73
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob, N5RP" <N5RP@pdq.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 11:48 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> I, for one, am grateful for every contact I make during FD weekend with a
> new station or operator that might normally never get on during HF contest
> operations.
>
> As I work the "inefficient ops", I make a point, not always, but often, of
> thanking them for the contact, wishing them a "good morning'" before I
give
> the exchange, and even take a second to ask the op where the exact
location
> and setup situation might be.
>
> Adherence to ultra rate highly efficient contest QSO exchange format ? -
> not exactly.
> Fun ? - yes.
> Will it bring somebody new into a weekend chase ? - Hopefully.
> Do I care at how inept the "other end" might be in the QSO exchange ? -
Nope.
>
>
>
> Bob Perring
> ...........................................
> Amateur Radio Station N5RP
> mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
> N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>
> _______________________________________________
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>From thompson at mindspring.com Tue Jun 25 23:20:08 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Operating
References: <Springmail.0994.1025021342.0.46909400@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001901c21cb7$ff21e700$748256d1@default>
Operating a casual 1B this happened to me several times. This actually
turns the frequency over to me. I send 1B Georgia and W7ABC comes back with
2A Washington. Its also slows things down.
I also noted extra comments (such as North Carolina sure beats Georgia).
Several also told me "when last heard" but since a report is not needed I
can't figure out why this is said.
Regarding the phrase "please copy" I hear this now in local traffic
handling. As an old hand (years ago ) of the National Trafiic System
(local, TCC, and both RN5 and 4RN) this must be a new technique. I hope
ARES does not teach this and I am asking the Georgia SM about this. Its
extra words that aren't needed whether a contest or an emergency test
exercise.
I did note some excellent operators even among the young and the YL's
recruited to bring in contacts.
K1AR's first contacts were at a field day before he was first licensed (in
the July Contest Column in CQ)...bet there are a lot of us out there!
73 Dave K4JRB
> K5ZM (at K7AW) said he heard:
>
> >"CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
> >
> >"K7AW.."
> >
> >"K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
>
> And it's not just FD.
>
>From kcechura at umr.edu Tue Jun 25 23:02:37 2002
From: kcechura@umr.edu (Ken Cechura)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] more on logging programs
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625215745.00b88fd8@pop3.umr.edu>
ok, let's start the war...or the email storm....email me direct or to the
list, doesnt matter....
Windows contest logger
what would the ideal one have?
(besides: TCP/IP networking, cabrillo log generation, (maybe points
calculation....PITA), section list, dupe checking, dupe listing while
you're entering the callsign, ???)
workign on writing a logger, hopefully will have it alpha released by
sweeps.....had the alpha 0.0.1 out at field day, decided it needed soem
work, now need some more ideas....
thanks
Ken
||==============================||
// Kenneth R. Cechura, KC9UMR \\
// kcechura@umr.edu \\
\\ Station Trustee, KF9ART //
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||==============================||
>From hamcat at directvinternet.com Wed Jun 26 04:43:46 2002
From: hamcat@directvinternet.com (K4SB)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
<02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
<5.1.1.2.2.20020625133925.00b83900@pop.pdq.net>
<00b001c21cad$4c204b60$edfe7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <3D193872.8239CC03@directvinternet.com>
James Neiger wrote:
SNIPPED
> We have met the enemy, and it is us.
> Vy 73
> Jim Neiger N6TJ
With all due apologies to Jim's very insightful post, it is NOT us.
That "please copy" can probably be traced to less than 50 hams in the
US, operating with greatly exaggerated opinions of themselves.
I remember checking into the 20 Meter county hunters net as I was
leaving Church, and thought I would drive north to hand out a few
relatively rare ones for GA. Apparently, the MC, a K2, had announced
some time
before not to use phonetics, and I was soundly chastised. I replied to
him that our minister, as a general rule, did not allow pickups in the
sanctuary, and that he could "kiss my ass"!
In this case, a virus which has infected 10s of thousands.
Dxpeditions are another cause. When they ask for "last 2", do what
9K2ZZ does. LOG them as such. His mgr. has explicit instructions to
reject any QSL logged with a 2 letter call, and to put such on the
original QSL with a note to that effect!
It's not us, but until we have the guts to openly criticize and inform
a newcomer for such, we share the blame.
73
Ed
>From ua9cdc at r66.ru Wed Jun 26 11:17:39 2002
From: ua9cdc@r66.ru (Igor Sokolov)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] more on logging programs
References: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625215745.00b88fd8@pop3.umr.edu>
Message-ID: <001a01c21cc8$69ea60c0$0801a8c0@mail.ur.ru>
> Windows contest logger
>
> what would the ideal one have?
> (besides: TCP/IP networking, cabrillo log generation, (maybe points
> calculation....PITA), section list, dupe checking, dupe listing while
> you're entering the callsign, ???)
>
> workign on writing a logger, hopefully will have it alpha released by
> sweeps.....had the alpha 0.0.1 out at field day, decided it needed soem
> work, now need some more ideas....
>
> thanks
> Ken
1) Smart band map (similar or better then in TRlog)
2) Fully user configurable
3) Possibility to add tests with non standard rules and point and multipler
systems
5) CW and RTTY sending and receiving
6) Support of all the types and brands of radios
7) Must be able to control antenna switch, linear amp, rotator
8) Build in Digital voice keyer
9) Ability to record audio of the entire contest with time stamps
10) Full support of M/S and M/M (things like passing mult from band to band,
keeping logs on different computer of the network in sync, provision of tx
inhibit on all the other trcvrs when one of them is in TX mode fo M/S etc)
11) On the fly and post contest analyses of band changes, rate by hours,
calls continental distribution ets (see post utility in TRlog)
12) Super check partial and other user database support
13) should be very fast even with several comps in the network and few
thousand QSO in the log
14)Should run across the range of platforms (Win95/98/NT/2000/XP )
15) should be reasonable in hardware requirements (should run on
Pentium90/133 with 16Mg of RAM)
I could go on an on but will better stop here :)
Igor UA9CDC
>From andy at mtts.elcom.ru Wed Jun 26 11:47:04 2002
From: andy@mtts.elcom.ru (Andrey Zinchenko RW3VZ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] About Marconi Memorial Contest - 2002
Message-ID: <011c01c21cdd$4bf9afc0$0e2143c2@mtts.elcom.ru>
Hi, All.
It isn't possible to send a log for MMC.
The ik6ptj@qsl.net isn't working.
May be another e-mail exists?
73!Andy
>From paul at ei5di.com Wed Jun 26 08:47:27 2002
From: paul@ei5di.com (Paul O'Kane)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] more on logging programs
References: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625215745.00b88fd8@pop3.umr.edu>
Message-ID: <002a01c21cdd$5712df80$e5a5fea9@dell>
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken Cechura" <kcechura@umr.edu>
> Windows contest logger
>
> what would the ideal one have?
Every contester has a different idea of what the "ideal" should
be. There is no single contest logger that is best in all
respects - any more than there is a single best antenna or best
rig.
If you're serious about writing a contest logger, then just do
it - and start by including the features and the contests that you
yourself prefer. It'll take longer than you think, and it may be
even longer before before anyone will buy the software. When they
do, however, you'll soon get all the feedback you need. If the
software is free, on the other hand, some potential users may feel
you're not fully commited to the project.
73,
Paul EI5DI
>From christor at microsoft.com Wed Jun 26 10:00:40 2002
From: christor@microsoft.com (Christoph Rheker)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: AW: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the
internet???
Message-ID:
<B8684750380B964F854CAC18406FCF52035B7A86@muc-msg-03.europe.corp.microsoft.com>
Hallo Paul,
here in Europe we can use the DCF-77 transmitter nr Frankfurt
on 77,5 kHz or MSF in England on 60 kHz to do that.
You will need a software that can decode the time signals
and then set the PC clock. SpecLab by DL4YHF
(see www.qsl.net/dl4yhf) does is.
However.. I am not sure if you can receive DCF-77 or
MSF in North America.
73 de Chris DL4YAO
-----Urspr?ngliche Nachricht-----
Von: paule@sfu.ca [mailto:paule@sfu.ca]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 25. Juni 2002 20:30
An: cq-contest@contesting.com
Betreff: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the internet???
Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
I am aware of some of the software that will do it
via the internet, but in the particular situation I
have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
Any thoughts???
Thanks again.
cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
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>From k4ww at arrl.net Wed Jun 26 06:57:42 2002
From: k4ww@arrl.net (Shelby Summerville)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <013401c21c7e$cae111c0$6401a8c0@jffsn1.mo.home.com>
Message-ID: <001c01c21cf7$ea1d8c20$87badc0c@insightbb.com>
"Kevin Brown" <kbrown@powerhouseproductions.com> wrote: "However, I totally
realize that this is NOT a contest"
Pronunciation: 'k?n-"test
Function: noun
1 : a struggle for superiority or victory
Scores are kept, results are published? NOT a contest...."surely you jest"!
"In a real disaster, there wouldn't be any pre-conditioned formattics"
Having "been there, done that", I see a "noticable difference" in the
ability to copy/understand the received information under pressure, in those
"comfortable" with sending/receiving information, and those that are not?
Until those that feel they are prepared for disaster communications are
ready to admit that they aren't, all of the training in the world will not
have any success, because "they" won't attend?
IMHO, Field Day should be a "social event" with some directed interest
toward proving the ability to provide emergency communications and
demonstrate this ability to the public. The "real" emergency agencies are
already aware of whom they can "count on" in a "real" emergency!
C'Ya, Shelby - K4WW
>From windev at inetmarket.com Wed Jun 26 10:06:42 2002
From: windev@inetmarket.com (Gerry Hull)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the internet???
In-Reply-To: <200206251830.g5PIUETf006031@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
References: <200206251830.g5PIUETf006031@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Message-ID: <20020626090130.0506.WINDEV@inetmarket.com>
Hi Paul,
No problem. All you need is a GPS that outputs NEMA
sentences (most do) with an RS-232 cable. Then, go to
http://www.kaska.demon.co.uk/tardis.htm and download
Tardis 200, a shareware atomic clock program that works
with Internet sources, or a GPS that outputs NEMA sentences.
I used it during the VHF contest (from a mountaintop w/no internet)
for syncing JT44, and it gave me 0.127 second accuracy! Not too bad.
73,
Gerry, W1VE/VE1RM
> Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
> the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
>
> I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
> clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
>
> I am aware of some of the software that will do it
> via the internet, but in the particular situation I
> have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
>
> Any thoughts???
>
> Thanks again.
>
> cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
> "Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
> _______________________________________________
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Hull Computer Consulting
POB C, Greenfield, NH
Home Office: 603-547-8327
Voice Mail/Fax: 866-823-5473
email: windev@inetmarket.com
>From thompson at mindspring.com Wed Jun 26 12:11:14 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
Message-ID: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
not come from them.
They all noticed this too.
The ball is in out court as contesters to get to the clubs and help them
train their operators in good techniques. Most of the field day operators
are not contesters and welcome advice as they want to improve the club
score. I told the SEC that even a slow op could add 5 or 10 QSO's per hour
if they followed good procedures. I was told that many of the young
operators were given a script to follow
in making QSOs. One YL (she is now a General) at a local club made over
500 SSB QSOs following a script last year.
Field Day is a great opportunity for contesters to make an impact and train
new contesters. Its a big weekend for many clubs. You might even learn
something!
73 Dave K4JRB
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Wed Jun 26 12:00:35 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
In-Reply-To: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
>I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
>not come from them.
For what little I'm sure it'll be worth... Even though my operation has
been 95% CW, I began operating in sectional phone nets in about 1959,
though it wasn't until probably 1965 or so that I began hearing "Please
copy" used by some operators. By the late '60s it was quite a bit more
prominent (at least in the Midwest). I believe it's still seen regularly on
a number of phone nets... usually local or sectional, rather than regional
or larger.
Granted, it's not good operating procedure, but it IS something many ops
have grown up with and will continue to do so until those who use it stop
doing so.
73,
Tom N0SS
>From snichols at mvosprey.com Wed Jun 26 14:50:41 2002
From: snichols@mvosprey.com (Scott Nichols)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
References: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
Message-ID: <3D19F0E1.1EA4438D@mvosprey.com>
I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts as an instinctive "bridge"
between the callsign and the report in a situation where a signal report is not
required. We are used to giving a "59" before the required exchange, and when we
can't start the exchange with the standard "59", we want to replace it with
something else.
You rarely hear "please copy" in ARRL DX or CQ WPX etc., where the report starts
with a signal report...
I catch myself somethimes wanting to say it as well, just to smooth out the
verbage in the report...I'm no linguist, but it seems to flow better...Whether
it be "please copy" or "your" or "good morning, your" or whatever...It also
seems a little more friendly...It's been going on for years...I remember my
first Field Day in 1975, one of the old timers said it in every QSO...That still
sticks in my head and is the reason the phrase still comes to my mind when
giving a SSB report in Field Day...Must have been more prevalent back then ?? I
don't know...I stuck to CW this year.......
73, and hope to see you in the RAC Canada Day Contest July 1st 0000z-2359z
(where a signal report IS required, so I'll be testing out my theory!!)
Scott,VE1OP
"David L. Thompson" wrote:
> I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
> not come from them.
> They all noticed this too.
>
> The ball is in out court as contesters to get to the clubs and help them
> train their operators in good techniques. Most of the field day operators
> are not contesters and welcome advice as they want to improve the club
> score. I told the SEC that even a slow op could add 5 or 10 QSO's per hour
> if they followed good procedures. I was told that many of the young
> operators were given a script to follow
> in making QSOs. One YL (she is now a General) at a local club made over
> 500 SSB QSOs following a script last year.
>
> Field Day is a great opportunity for contesters to make an impact and train
> new contesters. Its a big weekend for many clubs. You might even learn
> something!
>
> 73 Dave K4JRB
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
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>From wd3q at erols.com Wed Jun 26 12:23:11 2002
From: wd3q@erols.com (Eric Rosenberg)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without >using the
internet???
Message-ID: <260602177.40960@webbox.com>
For a wireless solution using GPS satellites, look at TAPR's
Most Accurate Clock (TOC). This is a really neat piece of equipment.
Look at http://www.tapr.org/tapr/html/tac2.html
Eric W3DQ
Washington, DC
>--- Original Message ---
>To: cq-contest@contesting.com
>From: paule@sfu.ca
>Reply-To: paule@sfu.ca
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without >using
the internet???
>
>Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
>the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
>
>I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
>clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
>
>I am aware of some of the software that will do it
>via the internet, but in the particular situation I
>have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
>
>Any thoughts???
>
>Thanks again.
>
>cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
>"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Wed Jun 26 15:30:27 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ARRL Contest Online Results opened
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC044F8EED@KAHLESS>
Hi all:
The Online results for the 2001 ARRL 160 Meter Contest and the 2002 ARRL
January VHF Sweepstakes have been opened at:
www.arrl.org/contest/results
Many thanks to Will Roberts, AA4NC, for his excellent work on the 160 Meter
results article and to Mark Hoffman K2AXX and Jeff Ach, W2FU, for their work
on the January VHF Sweepstakes articles.
As we continue to explore options with the online results, your feedback is
important. Remember that this feature is new and really a "work in
progress". As we continue to expand the coverage, we will also try to
address concerns/problems that may arise. While the authors write the work,
the online presentation and data work is directed by ARRL Headquarters staff
persons. Many thanks to those staffers as we continue to learn - just like
you - how to best provide you with more user information on the ARRL contest
events. A special thanks goes to the ARRL Web Software Development
Department, especially Jon Bloom, KE3Z, and Tom Hogerty, WC1J. Also, many
thanks to the MVP - Most Valuable Person - in the ARRL Contest Branch, my
assistant Kathy Allison, KA1RWY. As a team, we will continue to work on
presentation and features.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me personally at
n1nd@arrl.org
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From loumecseri at bestnetpc.com Wed Jun 26 15:54:06 2002
From: loumecseri@bestnetpc.com (Loumecseri)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
Message-ID: <3D1A0DCE.9C7E8CB6@bestnetpc.com>
What is wrong with being polite?
73s
Lou
Tom Hammond N?SS wrote:
> >I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
> >not come from them.
>
> For what little I'm sure it'll be worth... Even though my operation has
> been 95% CW, I began operating in sectional phone nets in about 1959,
> though it wasn't until probably 1965 or so that I began hearing "Please
> copy" used by some operators. By the late '60s it was quite a bit more
> prominent (at least in the Midwest). I believe it's still seen regularly on
> a number of phone nets... usually local or sectional, rather than regional
> or larger.
>
> Granted, it's not good operating procedure, but it IS something many ops
> have grown up with and will continue to do so until those who use it stop
> doing so.
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
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>From al_lorona at agilent.com Wed Jun 26 14:09:04 2002
From: al_lorona@agilent.com (al_lorona@agilent.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
Message-ID: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C120F@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
I have poked fun at myself for years for using "Please copy" in contests. I
know I shouldn't, but I can't help myself. I think it goes back to my
hometraining; I can still hear my mother telling me to say "Please," and "Thank
you," for practically every social situation.
But really, "Please copy" is so much more friendly, more social, and, more
importantly, a more effective attention-getting signal than an abrupt
"Thirty-seven alpha Sacramento Valley." What, no "QSL", no "Roger", not even a
"Thanks" preceding the exchange? "Please copy" is a very efficient way of
saying, "Pick up your pencil and turn on the DSP or whatever you have to do;
here comes my exchange. You ready?"
I have resisted the pressure to become less human and more robotic, especially
during Field Day when new hams and the public are listening in such greater
numbers than during any other time. "Please copy" is my little tiny way of
making the scary a little bit less scary.
After September 11, a lot was written in the press about how people had become,
at least for the moment, a little bit nicer to each other in the enormity and
the shock of what had happened, not only in New York, but everywhere else in
the country. People honked their horns just a little bit less, and said "Hello"
just a little bit more. In a real real, you know, nationwide emergency, I bet
you that hearing an occasional "Please copy" is going to give you a slightly
more reassuring feeling as you pass traffic that is largely depressing and
terrifying.
You guys sometimes make a mountain out of a molehill!
W6LX said that.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tom Hammond N?SS [mailto:n0ss@earthlink.net]
> Sent: Wednesday, 26 June 2002 9:01 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
>
>
>
> >I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase
> "please copy" did
> >not come from them.
>
> For what little I'm sure it'll be worth... Even though my
> operation has
> been 95% CW, I began operating in sectional phone nets in about 1959,
> though it wasn't until probably 1965 or so that I began
> hearing "Please
> copy" used by some operators. By the late '60s it was quite a
> bit more
> prominent (at least in the Midwest). I believe it's still
> seen regularly on
> a number of phone nets... usually local or sectional, rather
> than regional
> or larger.
>
> Granted, it's not good operating procedure, but it IS
> something many ops
> have grown up with and will continue to do so until those who
> use it stop
> doing so.
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From discreetly_confidential at yahoo.com Wed Jun 26 14:07:29 2002
From: discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com (Chuck)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
In-Reply-To: <3D19F0E1.1EA4438D@mvosprey.com>
Message-ID: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
"I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
"..It also seems a little more friendly..."
K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
the pros in this world is that even though the
guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
considered.
The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
the start of the message (on voice circuits)
helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
personal touch' in the mix.
Another purpose is to give the recieving
operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
though you know that the other guy is ready
because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
energize the brain/body to begin actually
writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
traffic', put down the mic, ready his
pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
whatever you send next.
Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
your readiness to receive and your full
readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
providing that needed delay so the reciever can
be assured of having all in place to copy.
That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
73
Chuck K3FT
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>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Wed Jun 26 21:36:04 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy - Not Worth the Bother
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
Message-ID: <008d01c21d51$18bd2280$27d7fea9@mirage>
"Please copy" is probably the littlest, most insignificant of our fish to
fry. It is hardly more of a vermiform appendix than our own repetitive and
useless "599". If we decide to beat the newbies up for a transgression on
this level, it will hardly be a wonder if they decide to take their ham
radio minutes elsewhere.
Teach, not punish!
73, Ward N0AX
>From i2uiy at cqww.com Wed Jun 26 17:54:11 2002
From: i2uiy@cqww.com (I2UIY)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Eu Sprint Spring 2002 - SSB & CW Results
Message-ID: <4.1.20020626202442.00b48c10@popmail.libero.it>
Eu Sprint - Spring 2002
Rules and All Time Records can be seen at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Dear OM,
Here are the results of the first two EU Sprint contests of 2002.
The winners of the first two sprints of the year are Timo, OH1NOA
(operating as OH1F), and Dave, G4BUO.
SSB. Timo achieved the fourth highest SSB score ever and the second
highest score of all time on 20m. During the SSB Sprint 20 was the best
band and most entrants made great scores on this band. Second place
went to Peter, YL7A. He beat OH1F on both 40 and 80 but Timo's 102 QSOs
on 20 made the difference. Third place goes to Ran, UW5Q. Thirteen
station made more than 150 valid QSOs and this includes some new faces,
which is a good sign!
CW. Dave, G4BUO, won his second CW Sprint and - for the first time - the
three highest scores are all from the same country: England. Second place
goes to Steve, G0CKP, and third belongs to Andy, G4PIQ/P. Conditions were
not so good as during the SSB leg on the previous weekend. 20m was still
the best band but QSO numbers were much lower.
2002 Eu Sprint Plaques. Please remember that each country winner will
receive a colourful certificate but - at the end of the year - the big prizes
will go
to the three highest combined scores. To qualify you must have entered at least
three of the four European Sprint contests in 2002.
Autumn 2002. Please remember that the next two events will take place in
October as follows:
SSB: first Saturday in October - 5 October 2002 - managed by I2UIY
CW: second Saturday in October - 12 October 2002 - managed by OK2FD
Rules and All Time Records can be seen at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Finally, we were very sorry to hear of the passing of Laci, YU7SF. He was a
great supporter of all contests including the Sprints and we will all miss his
callsign in future events.
=============================
Results of the 2002 Spring SSB Eu Sprint
held on April 13, 2002 - Manager G4BUO.
Rules and All Time Records can be seen
at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Call Name Q's 80 40 20
------------------------------------------------
1. OH1F TIMO 193 31 60 102
2. YL7A PETER 185 33 61 91
3. UW5Q RAN 178 29 50 99
4. UX0FF NIK 175 39 52 84
5. RX3DCX DIMA 174 34 57 83
UA4LU VLAD 174 25 51 98
7. RW2F ANDY 173 25 60 88
8. LY4AA SAM 170 34 51 85
9. LY9A GED 167 27 42 98
10. 9A3NM SASA 165 43 55 67
11. LY2OX TED 159 33 46 80
12. UA2FZ IGOR 158 36 48 74
13. OK1RK DAVID 154 37 49 68
14. GM3POI CLIVE 149 22 46 81
EA5DFV JOSE 149 14 40 95
16. IK4SXJ PIERO 147 31 39 77
17. IK2HKT STEN 145 32 45 68
18. IK2ANI ALDO 144 28 50 66
DH1TW TOBY 144 21 51 72
20. UX1UA SERGE 140 32 26 82
IV3KTY MARK 140 28 45 67
22. IK8UND SAL 135 2 51 82
23. G0AEV STEVE 125 20 40 65
24. ON6NL ANTON 119 19 43 57
25. 9A7P LEE 118 19 44 55
26. M5ZAP ANDY 117 21 38 58
27. G0MTN LEE 112 12 35 65
28. OL5Y MARTIN 109 19 48 42
29. GW4BLE STEVE 108 26 32 50
30. EA3BOX JOAN 103 0 34 69
31. IK2CIO VINI 102 26 30 46
32. Z32AF VEN 98 8 20 70
SM4AIO ERNIE 98 11 15 72
IZ1ANK STEVE 98 14 35 49
35. GW3NJW CLIVE 91 10 24 57
36. IN3FHE INA 89 8 29 52
37. UA3DLD ALEX 88 16 15 57
38. IK1TTD BEN 85 11 28 46
39. IK2YYS WAL 76 10 28 38
40. LZ2UZ KRISTO 73 4 0 69
41. I2SVA ALEX 68 0 18 50
42. SM3X LARS 61 0 0 61
G0VOK NIALL 61 0 8 53
8S0F INGVAR 61 0 0 61
45. UA1WBV SERGE 59 6 9 44
LZ1DM PLAM 59 18 0 41
47. EA3AKA GABRIEL 56 0 0 56
48. I2WIJ BOB 54 11 0 43
49. OK2BND JAN 53 0 20 33
50. OM1AW MINO 51 8 17 26
51. EA3FHP JOSEP 48 0 10 38
52. RW3FO DIMA 47 0 12 35
IZ0BXZ MAX 47 0 9 38
54. SP3JIY NICK 46 0 0 46
55. EA9AI JAVI 37 0 0 37
56. EU4LY YURI 35 7 0 28
57. SN4X JACK 34 0 3 31
58. IS0LLJ ANNA 33 0 13 20
59. EA4EFJ JOSE 32 0 0 32
EI/G4BUO DAVE 32 5 19 8
YU7SF LACI 32 2 3 27
62. GD4GWQ ANN 27 0 5 22
63. IZ0BNR PINO 21 0 0 21
64. AT0D RAM 19 0 0 19
IZ2EJU RIK 19 0 0 19
66. SM6DER DAN 17 0 0 17
67. LY3BY WILLY 15 0 0 15
68. DL4RDJ JOE 11 0 11 0
Results of the 2002 Spring CW Eu Sprint
held on April 20, 2002 - Manager I2UIY.
Rules and All Time Records can be seen
at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Call Name Q's 80 40 20
------------------------------------------------
1. G4BUO DAVE 143 36 53 54
2. G0CKP STEVE 139 36 52 51
3. G4PIQ/P ANDY 137 35 47 55
4. UA2FZ IGOR 134 33 49 52
5. OL0E VOC 131 40 53 38
6. GM3POI CLIVE 129 32 44 53
7. LY2OX TED 128 38 45 45
8. EA3KU FER 126 28 35 63
9A3NM SASA 126 35 48 43
LY4AA SAM 126 41 45 40
11. RW2F ANDY 125 39 43 43
12. OL5Y MAR 121 36 49 36
13. IK4MTF PET 120 33 48 39
14. M0TTT ROB 119 34 37 48
UY5ZZ VLAD 119 31 50 38
16. UX1UA SERGE 114 34 40 40
G3SXW ROGER 114 31 42 41
18. RA3XO SANY 113 35 42 36
19. IK2CIO VINI 111 30 35 46
20. GU3SQX ED 108 29 43 36
21. GW3NJW CLIVE 107 23 37 47
22. YL7A PETER 103 28 43 32
23. IK2HKT STEN 102 30 38 34
24. EA5FID JUAN 97 6 44 47
25. LZ1ZM NICK 95 23 34 38
26. SM3X LARS 90 19 34 37
27. ON6NL ANTON 84 26 31 27
28. IN3FHE INA 82 24 34 24
29. G0MTN LEE 80 26 31 23
30. OK2BND JAN 79 26 36 17
31. DL2ZAV UDO 75 27 36 12
32. SM7BVO ROLF 69 25 23 21
33. G3TXF NIGEL 64 21 31 12
34. LY9A GED 59 0 18 41
35. UY5TE NICK 57 0 33 24
36. YU8/LZ1BJ BOYAN 55 0 24 31
G3RSD JOHN 55 0 36 19
38. YL2PN PETER 53 20 30 3
39. IK2NCF FEL 49 19 20 10
40. SM7EH GOSTA 46 13 24 9
41. UW5U VLAD 35 15 19 1
42. EU4LY YURI 33 9 10 14
43. SM3AVW SID 23 4 19 0
44. K1KI TOM 22 0 0 22
YL1ZF KAS 22 0 14 8
46. YB2UDH TANG 21 0 0 21
47. UR6IGG BORIS 20 0 0 20
IK2SAE PAOLO 20 1 8 11
49. JA3YPL AKI 17 0 0 17
50. EA9AI JAVI 13 0 0 13
51. YU7SF LACI 9 0 0 9
*******************************************
* PLEASE NOTE THE NEW EMAIL ADDRESS FOR LOGS *
************************************************
EU SPRINT 2002
In 1994 the EU Sprint Gang (I2UIY, OK2FD, DL6RAI, and G4BUO) organized the
first European Sprint contests. For 2001 there have been some rule changes,
introducing an awards programme and bringing the Spring Sprints forward in
the calendar. You can find past scores and other information about the
sprints by visiting the official EU Sprint web site at this address:
<http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
The BIG news is that now we will award a certificate to the winners in each
country but this is not all. Three nice plaques will be awarded for the top
three scores from all four contests combined. Therefore, please red circle
the four EU Sprint saturdays on your calendar, we will be looking for you
starting October 5!
EU SPRINT 2002
The EU Sprint Gang hereby invites you to participate in the two European
Sprint Contests held in Autumn 2002.
ENTRANTS: any licensed station may enter the Sprint. European stations can
work everybody; stations outside of Europe can work only European stations.
CATEGORIES: Single Operator ONLY. Only ONE signal may be aired at one time.
DATES:
EU SPRINT Autumn:
* SSB: first Saturday in October - 5 October 2002 - managed by I2UIY
* CW: second Saturday in October - 12 October 2002 - managed by OK2FD
TIME: from 15:00 UTC until 18:59 UTC.
BANDS: 20, 40 and 80 metres only.
Pilot frequencies are: SSB: 14.250, 7.050, 3.730. CW: 14.040, 7.025, 3.550
EXCHANGE: all of the following data MUST BE PART OF THE EXCHANGE:
a) your callsign,
b) the other station's callsign,
c) your serial number starting from 001 (RST not required),
d) your name or nickname.
Please note that BOTH stations MUST repeat BOTH callsigns DURING the
exchange.
A valid exchange is: "OK2FD de I2UIY 118 Paolo" while "OK2FD 118 Paolo" is
NOT a valid exchange.
SPECIAL QSY RULE: if any station initiates a call (by sending CQ, QRZ?,
etc.), he is permitted to work ONLY one station on the same frequency. He
must thereafter move AT LEAST 2 (two) kHz before he may call another
station or before he may solicit again (CQ, QRZ?, etc.) other calls.
VALID CONTACTS: valid contacts are QSOs correctly logged and confirmed.
Each operator may use ONE and ONLY one name during the Sprint. If the
exchange is copied incorrectly, that operator will receive zero (0) points.
In case of miscopied callsigns, both stations will receive zero (0) points
for that QSO.
SCORING: each valid QSO counts one 1 (one) point. The final score is the
total number of QSOs.
AWARDS: Colorful certificates will be issued to the winners of each Sprint,
and to the leaders in each country. A special plaque will also be awarded
for the top three scores from all four contests combined. To be eligible
for this award an operator must enter at least three of the Sprints in the
year. Results will be forwarded as soon as possible to Leagues, magazines
and bulletins.
LOGS: a single chronological log is required. Please send us your log via
email or on a floppy disk, if you use computer for logging. Use any of the
available software or send a plain ASCII file. A separate summary sheet is
also required. Please send us the right files: for DL2NBU software, send
yourcall.ASC; for N6TR software, send yourcall.DAT; for IK4EWK software,
send yourcall.DBF.
If you want the latest release of the DL2NBU software, you can download it
from the EU Sprint web site: <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Log files must be sent NO LATER than 15 days after the contest to:
<eusprint@kkn.net>. The receipt of your electronic log will be confirmed.
If you do not receive a confirmation within two days, try again or use the
postal
system.
Disk logs, or paper entries must be posted NO LATER than 15 days after the
contest to the appropriate address:
* Autumn SSB Sprint: Paolo Cortese, I2UIY, P. O. Box 14, 27043 Broni
(PV), Italy.
* Autumn CW Sprint: Karel Karmasin, OK2FD, Gen. Svobody 636, 674 01
Trebic, Czech Republic.
Thanks in advance for your participation de: G4BUO, I2UIY & OK2FD.
Download the FREE software: http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/
>From n2mg at eham.net Wed Jun 26 19:38:16 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
References: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
<3D19F0E1.1EA4438D@mvosprey.com>
Message-ID: <006701c21d63$fd2f52a0$3201a8c0@mikehome>
Sweepstakes is a contest where the "you're" is kind of an intro to the
serial number, "You're number 123 Bravo", etc. and actually makes sense - if
that really matters.
I don't see the big deal. The rate is generally slow for one thing and I'd
rather see many of the other non-contester-isms mentioned in these threads
dealt with before we worry about the "you're". I would agree that a
newcomer should not be "taught" to use the phrase, but trying to rid an old
timer of it is a waste of time. Besides, what would FD be without some
Lid-isms?
Is this all we have to complain about? ;-)
73 Mike N2MG
----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Nichols" <snichols@mvosprey.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 12:50 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
> I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts as an instinctive
"bridge"
> between the callsign and the report in a situation where a signal report
is not
> required. We are used to giving a "59" before the required exchange, and
when we
> can't start the exchange with the standard "59", we want to replace it
with
> something else.
>
> You rarely hear "please copy" in ARRL DX or CQ WPX etc., where the report
starts
> with a signal report...
>From yt3t at absolutok.net Thu Jun 27 02:37:08 2002
From: yt3t@absolutok.net (Kele YT3T)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] K1B QSLs
References: <200206261603.g5QG3uKF008012@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <001f01c21d6a$6e3e22e0$8ae45d50@jstajcic>
Gentlemen,
we finished K1Baker QSL printing today, and filling process started
immediately.
Some of you will get lucky and confirm the QSO(s) in F-hafen, and some
others in F-inland, since Hrane will bring small quantity along.
Your QSL requests should be sent to Roman RZ3AA for SSB, and YT1AD for other
modes.
Cheers, 73
Kele YU1AO
http://QSLL.com
for your easy solution
>From widelitz at gte.net Wed Jun 26 18:29:57 2002
From: widelitz@gte.net (Ken Widelitz)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy - Not Worth the Bother
In-Reply-To: <008d01c21d51$18bd2280$27d7fea9@mirage>
Message-ID: <LNBBKMPKENFADHHAMOPICEAJCBAA.widelitz@gte.net>
Then there is the guy in Phone Sweepstakes who, after answering my CQ,
always starts his exchange with me by saying "Thanks for NOT saying 'Please
Copy.'"
73, Ken, K6LA
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Wed Jun 26 20:46:36 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626194611.00aecbd0@localhost>
Hi Lou:
At 01:54 PM 6/26/02, you wrote:
>What is wrong with being polite?
Nothing whatsoever.
However, when you are in a real emergency situation, the less unnecessary
verbiage the better. You want to get the important information passed
without any extraneous traffic.
73,
Tom N0SS
>From ve4xt at mb.sympatico.ca Wed Jun 26 21:04:11 2002
From: ve4xt@mb.sympatico.ca (Kelly Taylor)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please copy
Message-ID: <003401c21d76$8de47020$0100a8c0@joe>
Hi,
I guess this whole thread is preaching to the converted. I don't imagine too
many ops who aren't at least casual contesters subscribe, so I'm not sure
what the point of the thread is.
Be that as it may...
So that my message doesn't further preach, here's my suggestion: why don't
we keep a list of contesters willing to hold seminars for clubs about
operating techniques for Field Day.
The ARRL/RAC organizations can distribute through the affiliated club system
a notice of our intent along with an invitation to contact the keeper of
said list for a referral to a volunteer contester in or near their area. If
someone could donate a small bit of server space, we could even
semi-automate the function. Perhaps its something that could go on the, oh,
just for the sake of argument, ARRL servers. This list may need to be broken
down into regions: if so, I volunteer to keep list for Canada.
Perhaps someone could even convince, horror of horrors, QST to print in May
QST a primer on contesting -- oops, sorry, operating -- for Field Day. I'll
be sending an e-mail to that effect to N1BKE shortly.
We know all this stuff, so it doesn't help to rant about it here. It won't
help to put it into NCJ, either. Sorry to break with tradition in trying to
offer a HELPFUL suggestion ;=) but I think it's something worthwhile,
particularly if we want to try and siphon off some FD enthusiasm into
contesting.
73, kelly
VE4XT
>From TOMK5RC at aol.com Wed Jun 26 22:31:02 2002
From: TOMK5RC@aol.com (TOMK5RC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy - Not Worth the Bother
Message-ID: <60.21ee168e.2a4bc4d6@aol.com>
C'mon guys. The "please copy" issue is a metaphor for the learning curve we
all have gone through. I can't believe you are having a literal debate over
it.
It is prevalent in FD because we are doing what Elmer's should do, teach our
operating skills and values to the newcomers. Sometimes it is most effective
by direct instruction. Sometimes by demonstration and example. Yes, sometimes
through humor and trial by fire.
I wasn't able to go to FD last weekend, but I got on and made a few hundred
QSO's, taking the time to politely correct the uneducated, make suggestions
of technique to the unskilled and having the patience to work someone calling
endlessly or out of turn. That's why it is not a contest, but an operating
event.
Get a grip. This is supposed to be fun.
Tom, K5RC
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>From vr2bg at harts.org.hk Wed Jun 26 23:54:25 2002
From: vr2bg@harts.org.hk (VR2BrettGraham)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using
the internet???
In-Reply-To: <200206261548.g5QFmFKF007548@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.0.20020626224526.01d69ed0@pop.pacific.net.hk>
VA7NT needs to accurately set a computer's clock without resorting to
the Internet.
At VR2BG, the radio computer is a dedicated DOS machine, with no
connection to the outside world other than a floppy drive & serial port
connection to another machine with a 10+ year old copy of LapLink.
An equally retro approach to setting the radio computer's clock is used -
a wristwatch. I set the watch at work from time to time & know it's well
within a second for the next week or so. When I forget to do so before
the weekend, there is always JJY, BPM & (if the band is open)
WWV/WWVH to fall back on.
73, BW2/VR2BrettGraham
>From K4tmc at aol.com Wed Jun 26 23:03:13 2002
From: K4tmc@aol.com (K4tmc@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] July QST and CQ cover arrive
Message-ID: <7a.28ed8f34.2a4bcc61@aol.com>
Having been out of town on a business trip for over a week, the PO box was
stuffed with goodies - QST, CQ, fishing magazines, etc. The latest issue of
QST was in pristine condition while all I found of CQ was the cover pages
with several rips and tears. Those staples through the thin cover material
just does not stand up to the rigors of today's Postal Service employee
handling. Please bring back the days of plastic bags or brown paper
wrappers! Although I get my share of ripped and torn magazine covers, this
is the first time I can remember not getting the whole magazine in some form.
So, for CQ, all I can tell you is what is on the front cover:
Photo of W7HUY on his tower with an inset close-up of him strapped-on and
waving.
Caption is: "Antenna Special!"
In This Issue - Cautions on Side Arms & Mobile Mounts; Results, 2001 CQ/RJ WW
RTTY WPX Contest
CQ Reviews - Icom IC-756 Pro II Transceiver; KMA-1330 HF Log Periodic
Antenna; High Sierra HS-1500 Mobile Antenna
Now, on to QST...
Front cover photo of KL7JGS and KD7GUZ doing some maintenance on a VHF
vertical array with Montana mountains in the background.
Contest related items:
Lightning Protection for the Amateur Radio Station, Part 2
Hints & Kinks - Improve Audio, At The Other End! (receiver)
Results - 2001 ARRL November Phone Sweepstakes
Rules - 2002 ARRL August UHF, and 10 GHz and Up Cumulative Contests
Other interesting items:
It Seems To Us... - (editorial) Progress on 40 Meters
DC Currents - Landmark Bill Could Provide Relief to Amateurs from Restrictive
Covenants
A Simple and Portable HF Vertical Travel Antenna
K8SYL's 75 and 10-Meter Dipole
The N4GG Array (variations on the Bobtail Curtain and multi-element dipoles)
The K4VX Linear-Loaded Dipole for 7 MHz
Amateur Radio Hits the Big Screen (an IMAX film)
Product Review - ICOM IC-V8000 VHF FM Transceiver; and QST Compares HF/VHF
Wattmeters
Happenings - Amateur Radio Poised to Gain Two New Bands (136 kHz & 5.25 MHz)
Notable Silent Keys - W1HQ and W0DX/VP2VI
How's DX? - A Micronesian Adventure, the story of T88ZZ/V63RF
YL News - YLs in YK
QRP Power - Any Day You're Vertical is a Good Day!
Exam Info - New Extra Class Question Pool Effective July 1
Microwavelengths - Microwave Antennas
Old Radio - Harvey-Wells Bandmaster
Results - 2001 Simulated Emergency Test
Ads:
Fluidmotion Antenna Systems/SteppIR has full-page ad for their "Ultimate
Yagis".
Force 12 has 2-page full-color ad for their new products.
Full-page ad for the new MFJ-890 DX Beacon Monitor
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Wed Jun 26 21:12:51 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW exchanges with
a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
>
> K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> the pros in this world is that even though the
> guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> considered.
>
> The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> personal touch' in the mix.
>
> Another purpose is to give the recieving
> operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> though you know that the other guy is ready
> because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> energize the brain/body to begin actually
> writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> whatever you send next.
>
> Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> your readiness to receive and your full
> readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> be assured of having all in place to copy.
>
> That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
>
> 73
> Chuck K3FT
>
>
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>From k2av at contesting.com Thu Jun 27 01:00:36 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <000e01c21d8f$3194a830$0500a8c0@swift>
The rough equivalent on CW is "UR" as in
N6TJ UR NR 2035B W4XYZ 58 GA
... heard fairly often.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Neiger" <n6tj@sbcglobal.net>
To: <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 11:12 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW
exchanges with
> a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
>
> Jim Neiger
> N6TJ
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
>
>
> > Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> > "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> > as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> > "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
> >
> > K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> > the pros in this world is that even though the
> > guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> > Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> > important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> > considered.
> >
> > The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> > the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> > helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> > personal touch' in the mix.
> >
> > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> > though you know that the other guy is ready
> > because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> > and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> > before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> > preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> > energize the brain/body to begin actually
> > writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> > move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> > traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> > pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> > whatever you send next.
> >
> > Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> > slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> > your readiness to receive and your full
> > readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> > human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> > providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> > be assured of having all in place to copy.
> >
> > That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> > strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> > 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
> >
> > 73
> > Chuck K3FT
> >
> >
> > __________________________________________________
> > Do You Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup
> > http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com
> > _______________________________________________
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>From kr6x at kr6x.com Wed Jun 26 22:19:27 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <022201c21d91$d479ca10$ede3c23f@KR6X.ORG>
I agree with Jim. Any time you exchange non-essential
information it would be better to call a spade a spade.
Replace all non-essential information with the words:
"delay delay delay" and your contesting will slowly
improve as you begin to tire of saying "delay delay delay".
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Neiger" <n6tj@sbcglobal.net>
To: <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 8:12 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW
exchanges with
> a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
>
> Jim Neiger
> N6TJ
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
>
>
> > Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> > "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> > as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> > "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
> >
> > K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> > the pros in this world is that even though the
> > guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> > Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> > important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> > considered.
> >
> > The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> > the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> > helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> > personal touch' in the mix.
> >
> > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> > though you know that the other guy is ready
> > because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> > and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> > before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> > preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> > energize the brain/body to begin actually
> > writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> > move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> > traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> > pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> > whatever you send next.
> >
> > Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> > slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> > your readiness to receive and your full
> > readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> > human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> > providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> > be assured of having all in place to copy.
> >
> > That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> > strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> > 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
> >
> > 73
> > Chuck K3FT
> >
> >
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>From K9GY at K9GY.com Thu Jun 27 05:57:54 2002
From: K9GY@K9GY.com (Eric Hall)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CW 2002 Rookies - Where R U?
Message-ID: <012801c21d97$35b95200$48bb180a@9byjx01>
Quick glance at the logs submitted so far show that less than 2% of
entrants into the CQ WPX CW contest were "rookies" which
CQ defines as licensed less than 3 years (S/O category only).
22 scores out of approx 1,221. Now the deadline for submission
is July 1st, so that might be somewhat of a factor.
But the question is "Where are all the rookies?"
Maybe better yet "Where are all the coaches for possible rookies?"
Some food for thought and discussion now that Field Day is over.
Best of health to all,
Eric K9GY
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 03:52:21 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC is indeed upon us! Some thoughts on a contender
Message-ID: <016b01c21da7$30871be0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
Tnx K1DG for doing some WRTC/Radiosport marketing - as all who follow this
reflector know I took a vow of silence as far as operating event promotion
is considered until it is time for me to promote the FQP next Spring - by
the way did you see how many guys have....ooops, BAD OJ - NO ORANGE!
The WRTC is something indeed special and I am sorry to once again miss
attending it - it is a personal goal to attend one of them some day - I
would kind of like to cheer on my fellow Florida Contest Group members and
the other US teams. The FCG offers defending co-champ K1TO and N2NL - who
is out to see if youth can overcome the keen minds (and crafty
competitiveness) of the WRTC's sages: two time champs K1TO and N5TJ - not to
mention a cast of other absolutely fantastic teams from around the world.
This past weekend was Field Day here in the states and one of the best parts
of the weekend for me was shaking the hands of K1TO and WC4E who were there
along with several other Florida Contest Group Members helping the local
Emergency Preparedness club who several of us contest guys have teamed up
with over the past few years.
I wished "Dahs" and "Dit" a safe and fun time in Europe...WC4E will be there
as a an adjudicator (that's judge for those in Rio Linda)
When I shook K1TO's, hand I wished him luck and I don't think I have ever
quite felt so motivated to do such - you see Dan is more than a contester,
he is a model ham.
I had just watched him spend most of his weekend Elmering new hams at the
Get On The Air station at our Field Day setup - the GOTA position is
intended to allow hams who do not have HF exposure to see what the
attraction is! He spent hours mentoring newcomers - and he did it like a
parent teaching his children - not barking at them when they said "please
copy" and "thank you for 59 Colorado you are" - but subtly letting them know
that this was inefficient procedure, why not do this instead...you will make
more contacts!
Today I saw the first fallout of his weekend's investment in the future of
ham radio contesting - a husband and wife team that were mentored by Dan
this past weekend apparently had some real fun at Field Day...they have
since contacted the Florida Contest Group and applied for membership.
This past few years my health has gone downhill but when Dan heard I wanted
to get the multi-op in shape for the Fall '01 contest season his first words
were "HOW CAN I HELP?" I am NOT alone, Dan has helped many club members
with antenna projects and in so doing forsaken his own station which has
been down for of a year from a major lightning strike.
No matter who wins in Finland I consider Dan to be the world's #1 contester.
I have known him since we were teenagers just getting the contest bug - and
I consider him one of my best friends. Dan practices what a lot of us
preach - and he delivers....
I encourage hams who have not met Dan before to seek him out in OH - no, not
to get him drunk so he will have a hangover during the WRTC/Radiosport [he
will see you coming!], but to meet the man who I am proud to call my
friend...I have know him for almost 30 years now (ouch) and can tell you I
have been exposed to ham's and ham radio all of my life through my family
and have yet to find a better example of what a contester should be. K1TO
doesn't just win when he is contesting he puts back into the hobby.
Many of the WRTC competitors I am certain are like Dan in many ways and in
this I am happy to say that yes, I am a contester...not as good as, but
still trying to be like my contesting friends, especially K1TO. We are a
vibrant community who often gets slammed but the fact that our scores
increase year after year indicates to me we are doing better at finding ways
to communicate with each other be it through better understanding of antenna
systems or mastering the elusive high end SO2R technique!
WRTC does us all proud - I know that the competitors will engage in the
highest level of competitive operating - including its ethics and morality!
Beside how can I not like a bunch of guys with OJ in their calls?
Good Luck Dan, that
Kid's One Terrific Operator
Go get 'em Samurai Dan!
Jim, K4OJ
....we need to work on that Kid part - anyone got Grecian Formulae? :-)
>From n4gi at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 20:59:44 2002
From: n4gi@tampabay.rr.com (Blake Meinecke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <001601c21e4f$db29e200$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
> > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > absolutely ready to copy what follows.
And a LOOONG series of V's before each CW contest Q should aid in the
"lock-in" too.
Blake N4GI
>From N5RP at pdq.net Thu Jun 27 08:35:15 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy
In-Reply-To: <008d01c21d51$18bd2280$27d7fea9@mirage>
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020627072239.00b7b198@pop.pdq.net>
At 20:36 6/26/2002 +0000, Ward Silver wrote:
>"Please copy" is probably the littlest, most insignificant of our fish to
>fry. It is hardly more of a vermiform appendix than our own repetitive and
>useless "599".
========================>
Ward, You are absolutely right on.
It does not surprise me that others would rather have a worked station just
"auto puke" the standard format exchange info.
Being able to Pavlovian keyboard enter a more properly spit out exchange
info format,
in the exact sequence that it is to be entered into the computer log program,
so that editing or the tab key need never be bothered
..........................
Now that keeps it to a real test of communications skills.
F1, F2, F3, F4, Packet Spot Grab .......... Anything else serves only to
pollute the purity of contesting.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From k5na at texas.net Thu Jun 27 14:03:48 2002
From: k5na@texas.net (Richard L. King)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
In-Reply-To: <001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020627130026.02bb0330@pop.texas.net>
At 20:12 6/26/02 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW exchanges with
>a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
>
>Jim Neiger
>N6TJ
This is already being done Jim. The preface is "5NN".
I fail to see why "please copy" is such a big deal. Maybe it is summertime
and you key-strokers need something to type about.
73, Richard
k5na@texas.net
>From jljarvis at adelphia.net Thu Jun 27 10:14:36 2002
From: jljarvis@adelphia.net (jljarvis)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please copy THIS....
Message-ID: <NEBBIHDFILKFAICDBOGHCEBJDJAA.jljarvis@adelphia.net>
What an inane debate. But then, FD always highlights the need
for operator training.
Clearly, when there is time available for social pleasantry,
it's appropriate. Yet, "Please Copy" has a function. It denotes
the start of formal traffic. By extension, it has been applied
by some to contest exchanges. So what? Other than being slow,
does it matter?
Clearly, it's more efficient to confirm the other stn's callsign
instead, e.g.: "k2bmi, 5a VT". And the response? "thanks, w1moo, FD"
Note, the "thanks" pleasantry is also confirmation of receipt, and therefore
procedural. Repeating your callsign allows the other guy to confirm
he got it right, at the same time as trolling for the next one.
If you want to look at efficient communications, monitor an
air traffic control net for a while. Like perhaps NY Center,
or approach or departure control at any major metropolitan
airport. Or be adventurous, and monitor Center, approach,
departure, tower AND ground, all at once.
With 180 knot aircraft on approach moving at 3 mile separation or less,
takeoffs and landings at 60 second intervals, motion on the
ground gated in between--comm's are pretty much formatted,
cut and dried, all business, with formal readback.
And yet, in all but the busiest of times there's time for g'day, g'night,
good flight, thank you sir, and see you later. In lighter times
you might even hear "nice day for flying, see you on the way back."
At all but the largest and fastest of dxpeditions in peak times,
they put contesters to shame. So what's all the blather about?
Did anyone EVER see single station peak FD rates over 200/hour?
Nice day for flying...OR radio. Contact departure one two one point three,
G'day. (note, we don't need OVER...the courtesy is procedural.)
Jim N2EA
>From hamcat at directvinternet.com Thu Jun 27 14:40:43 2002
From: hamcat@directvinternet.com (K4SB)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <3D1B15DB.14D0CA9C@directvinternet.com>
James Neiger wrote:
> And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW exchanges with
> a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
> Jim Neiger
> N6TJ
Jim, you forgot to include "when last heard"..
I am over 64, and while I am beginning to suffer some "senior
moments", it does not take 1/4 second for that old brain to kick in.
Call it like it is, Lids beget lids on a exponential basis.
73
Ed
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 10:48:32 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] N0SS - BINGO!
Message-ID: <01a901c21de1$53e8ad80$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
from the reflector we see a winner in the post from Tom, N0SS
">What is wrong with being polite?
Nothing whatsoever.
However, when you are in a real emergency situation, the less unnecessary
verbiage the better. You want to get the important information passed
without any extraneous traffic.
73,
Tom N0SS"
...there is no question, especially on SSB, that there is some
"salesmanship" in making QSOs with non-contesters...K4XS's "anyone anywhere"
comes to mind....but....if you are truly running 'em I believe you should
NOT use extraneous verbiage - bottom line it lowers the efficiency of BOTH
the sending and receiving station. Save the fluff for the QSL message -
instead of "QSL QRZed" a "thanks QSL QRZed" is about all that should be
needed UNLESS as I mentioned before you are in "contest enlightenment mode"
and trolling for newbies on the top end of 10 meters!
>From ford at cmgate.com Thu Jun 27 10:40:52 2002
From: ford@cmgate.com (Ford Peterson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 160 Contest Club Competition QST Error
Message-ID: <002901c21de8$a3ba29e0$4fed83d1@office>
It appears that there was some problem with the Cabrillo Robots at the ARRL.
As it turns out, my 160 score was omitted from the Club Competition results.
As it turns out, the problem did not affect the standings but illustrates
one of the benefits to on-line results.
Corrected results:
#5 South East Contest Club 1,284,294 14 entries
#6 Minnesota Wireless Assn 1,096,363 24 + 92,340 = 1,188,703 25
My score was 92,340. Unless there are other mistakes in the Club
scores, my score matters not to the MWA.......
Here is the email exchange with Dan Henderson received today...
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ford Peterson [mailto:ford@cmgate.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 5:53 PM
> To: n1nd@arrl.org
> Subject: Panic!
>
> Dan,
>
> I just looked at the 160 Contest logs you just posted. PANIC! My MN
> Wireless Association membership is not listed. PANIC!!!!!
>
> Be still my heart. Dan will fix it. Correct?
>
> Ford Peterson-N0FP
> ford@cmgate.com
************************************
Dan's response received today:
************************************
> Hi Ford:
>
> I have asked it be update on the online database and updated the Club box.
> It wasn't in the master database, even though it was on the report
received
> from the Log Checkers as well as in your Cabrillo file. Unfortunately it
> will not show is QST, but again the online things will be updated.
>
> I apologize for the omission.
>
> Thanks and 73
>
> Dan Henderson, N1ND
> ARRL Contest Branch Manager
I don't know how these things happen but they do. The QST will be wrong
since the ink is dry but the on-line stuff will be corrected.
Ford-N0FP
ford@cmgate.com
>From Timothy.Urban at wc.ey.com Thu Jun 27 11:59:27 2002
From: Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com (Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
Message-ID: <OF7F52E64C.7C87C2C3-ON85256BE5.0051F89D@ey.com>
Question from a newcomer to this list:
Semi-experienced ham but newbie contester looking to participate cw/ssb in
domestic/dx contests w/o picking up bad habits (e.g. "please copy").
Are there any good books, FAQ's, etc. on contest practice & etiquette
beyond the ARRL Operating Guide and the Sprint Contest internet article?
73
Tim
N5IIT
was KA3POY
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>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 24 16:23:06 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
Message-ID: <002a01c21b93$71146660$51711342@k7qq>
Quacks
Well I gotta get in my .02 c My big bug is
k7qq de w7abc (I know my call) ur 3A 3A 3A WWA WWA WWA. Gosh doesn't he
think if I'm calling cq at 30 WPM and he gives his call one time I can get
the exchange the 1st time. ???
My bad habit is on CW to say GM Bob 4a WWA when coming back to N4BP.
I feel let down when he just says TU FD N4BP.
Rex
From: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> The rough equivalent on CW is "UR" as in
>
> N6TJ UR NR 2035B W4XYZ 58 GA
>
> ... heard fairly often.
>
>
> 73, Guy.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "James Neiger" <n6tj@sbcglobal.net>
> To: <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 11:12 PM
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
>
>
> > And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW
> exchanges with
> > a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
> >
> > Jim Neiger
> > N6TJ
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
> > To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> > Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
> > Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> >
> >
> > > Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> > > "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> > > as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> > > "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
> > >
> > > K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> > > the pros in this world is that even though the
> > > guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> > > Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> > > important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> > > considered.
> > >
> > > The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> > > the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> > > helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> > > personal touch' in the mix.
> > >
> > > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > > absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> > > though you know that the other guy is ready
> > > because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> > > and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> > > before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> > > preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> > > energize the brain/body to begin actually
> > > writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> > > move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> > > traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> > > pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> > > whatever you send next.
> > >
> > > Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> > > slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> > > your readiness to receive and your full
> > > readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> > > human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> > > providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> > > be assured of having all in place to copy.
> > >
> > > That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> > > strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> > > 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
> > >
> > > 73
> > > Chuck K3FT
> > >
> > >
> > > __________________________________________________
> > > Do You Yahoo!?
> > > Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup
> > > http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com
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>From n5nj at gte.net Thu Jun 27 13:28:51 2002
From: n5nj@gte.net (Bob Naumann - N5NJ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
References: <OF7F52E64C.7C87C2C3-ON85256BE5.0051F89D@ey.com>
Message-ID: <073101c21e00$1ab68e00$f2212f04@dslverizon.net>
There are some books around, but the best way is to listen and emulate the
technique of those who do it right.
Listen on the air to many of the guys who are commenting about this here.
Find them on the air, work them (if appropriate for the particular contest),
then sit back and listen how it's done.
You won't learn anything by transmitting.
73,
N5NJ
----- Original Message -----
From: <Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 9:59 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
> Question from a newcomer to this list:
>
> Semi-experienced ham but newbie contester looking to participate cw/ssb in
> domestic/dx contests w/o picking up bad habits (e.g. "please copy").
>
> Are there any good books, FAQ's, etc. on contest practice & etiquette
> beyond the ARRL Operating Guide and the Sprint Contest internet article?
>
> 73
>
> Tim
> N5IIT
> was KA3POY
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>From contesting at eircom.net Thu Jun 27 19:42:40 2002
From: contesting@eircom.net (Tim Makins, EI8IC)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
References: <OF7F52E64C.7C87C2C3-ON85256BE5.0051F89D@ey.com>
Message-ID: <006701c21e07$cdc77340$1da5a5c2@host>
Hi Tim, from another Tim ! You might be interested to visit my website
www.qsl.net/ei8ic/ which has many articles of interest to the newbie
contester, plus a beginners FAQ, hardware resources, a budget contesting
section, big-gun contest stories, a range of maps, plus much else of
interest.
73s Tim EI8IC
----- Original Message -----
From: <Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: 27 June 2002 15:59
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
> Question from a newcomer to this list:
>
> Semi-experienced ham but newbie contester looking to participate cw/ssb in
> domestic/dx contests w/o picking up bad habits (e.g. "please copy").
>
> Are there any good books, FAQ's, etc. on contest practice & etiquette
> beyond the ARRL Operating Guide and the Sprint Contest internet article?
>
> 73
>
> Tim
> N5IIT
> was KA3POY
>From n4bp at netzero.net Thu Jun 27 16:39:10 2002
From: n4bp@netzero.net (Bob Patten)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <002a01c21b93$71146660$51711342@k7qq>
Message-ID: <3D1B69DE.9070003@netzero.net>
Rex Maner wrote:
>
> My bad habit is on CW to say GM Bob 4a WWA when coming back to N4BP.
> I feel let down when he just says TU FD N4BP.
>
It wasn't me, Rex! Must have been one of the other two Guano Reef
Bashful Perverts that you worked. :-)
--
73, Bob Patten, N4BP Plantation, FL
E-Mail: n4bp@netzero.net Website: http://www.qsl.net/n4bp
QRP ARCI #3412 SOC #1 ARS #799 Whiners #6 FISTS #7871
>From al_lorona at agilent.com Thu Jun 27 14:47:18 2002
From: al_lorona@agilent.com (al_lorona@agilent.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
Message-ID: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C1227@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
Is that really what you wanted to say? I see the 'please copy' thing as more of
a style issue than an good operating issue or as N5NJ put it, the 'right' way
of doing things.
I can certainly see room for a number of styles within the boundaries of the
best contesting practices. Does saying something like 'please copy' put me into
a second tier of contesters because of the 0.4 seconds it takes me to say that?
As for the indignant few who can't believe we're discussing this in the first
place, Mr. Urban's questions prove that there is a need-- maybe it's a
minority, but it's still a need-- to discuss anything and everything about
contesting on this forum. As an aside, it has always amused me that there
always seems to be a undercurrent of resentment every time certain threads get
started. It seems like such a clich? to say this, but you know what key to hit
when you see something you don't want to read, don't you?
Fair warning: In the next SS, I will be using my call, W6LX, and very likely I
will at times slip up and say 'please copy' among various other niceties,
exclamations, time-wasting utterances, and idiosyncracies. If you'd rather not
have me waste your precious time and slow down your precious rate, please do
not work me. I will probably make a total of about 400 contacts, and at 0.4
seconds per contact, I'll live with the wasted 2 minutes 40 seconds of my life.
Al W6LX
>
> There are some books around, but the best way is to listen
> and emulate the
> technique of those who do it right.
>
> Listen on the air to many of the guys who are commenting
> about this here.
> Find them on the air, work them (if appropriate for the
> particular contest),
> then sit back and listen how it's done.
>
> You won't learn anything by transmitting.
>
> 73,
> N5NJ
>
>From w8aef at worldnet.att.net Thu Jun 27 21:08:55 2002
From: w8aef@worldnet.att.net (Paul Playford)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: (CQ-Contest) "It's not a contest."
Message-ID: <003d01c21e16$b7e8db40$87dffea9@paulplay>
Well, with one computer set to local time, another computer on Linux, a
third computer with the wrong date, everyone trying to run CT in windoz, a
triband yagi with defective traps, a generator that required the press of a
button (located behind the panel) in addition to reseting the circuit
breaker to bring it back to life.....
I received an email from a brand spanking new - one week old licensed - ham:
Really enjoyed my 1st field day and sure appreciated all of the support
from the Scottsdale club.
Also was nice to have some time to talk with you and pick your brain on
some of the technical questions that I'm struggling with, particularly
antennas.
Went to FD without any idea what I would be doing. Then, the opportunity
to observe some real CW work appealed to me. What a treat to have the
chance to work alongside Chris and Ralph. Was even starting to pick up
on some of the code by the end. I came home and pulled out my keyer and
made the connector to the HF rig and am now ready to make my 1st CW
contact. Well, after a bit more practice...
This is what it's all about!
de Paul, W8AEF
and yes, ur 4A AZ
>From kr6x at kr6x.com Thu Jun 27 18:06:47 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones, KR6X)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
References: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C1227@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
Message-ID: <023b01c21e37$b56eb080$963fca96@pacesetter.com>
> Does saying something like 'please copy' put me into a second tier of
contesters because
> of the 0.4 seconds it takes me to say that?
You probably also say "number" before the contact number, don't you?
"Number" takes about 0.5 seconds at full speed, "please" copy takes
about 1.1 seconds at full speed.
Imagine, 2100 SS phone contacts means 3360 seconds -- almost an
hour of contesting -- just for YOU to say it. And, your contact draws from
inference how fast he should send his exchange. He will automatically
move at your rhythm. This means that he'll slow down to your speed
and send "please copy number" himself. That means you'll lose 2 hours
in an SS.
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 23:29:52 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
Message-ID: <014e01c21e4b$af1d2ae0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
I have misplaced my copy of the N6BT dissertation on wasted time as relates
to Sweepstakes and contesting in general - think the was a NCCC pub circa
mid 70's anyone have a copy?
This piece talks a lot about how what seems like an insignificant amount of
time spent on a given QSO really does add up when you have a 24 or better
yet 48 hour contest window!
A read of this piece years ago changed my operating style completely - I
think it was for the better...too bad Tom insists on building antennas these
days!
73,
Jim, K4OJ
>From w8aef at worldnet.att.net Fri Jun 28 03:11:02 2002
From: w8aef@worldnet.att.net (Paul Playford)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Harmonic stubs
Message-ID: <000901c21e4e$6da97660$d5fafea9@paulplay>
A couple of years ago I made 2nd harmonic coaxial shorting stubs for a
DXpedition using a noise bridge and what I think is conventional procedures.
We thought they worked great but when I actually had a chance to test their
performance with a near neighbor, I found they had no effect on the 2nd
harmonic.
Since then I have found a procedure to make effective shorting stubs that do
attenuate the 2nd harmonic (40m, 23 dB, RG8X) and these stubs have been on 2
DXpeditions with good results.
What I am looking for is a multi-multi contest station that presently uses
harmonic shorting stubs that would be willing to try one of my stubs and
compare it's performance to what they are using now.
Please reply to me direct.
de Paul, W8AEF
>From w7why at harborside.com Fri Jun 28 06:03:49 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
<002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Message-ID: <3D1BE025.B6AD4B3@harborside.com>
k5zm wrote:
>
> Or how 'bout this:
>
> >From our s & p journeys...
>
> "CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
> "K7AW.."
> "K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
>
> I know, I know: It's not a contest. But it *is* where a good >deal of our
> next contesters will come from, no?
Geez, if that's the only mistake I'da made when I started, I
think I'da been doing pretty well! It was probably the first time
a lot of these guys got on HF and they were pretty nervous.
Especially if people were telling them how dumb they were. I
think we should encourage newbies instead of make fun of them. I
got off the VE team here in Coos Bay because nobody wants to
learn the code to upgrade anymore. All they want to do is get a
no-code and quit. I can't remember the last time I gave a code
test. Probably when they dumbed the Extra to 5WPM.
Tom W7WHY
>From wd4ahz at gte.net Fri Jun 28 09:25:07 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: (CQ-Contest) "It's not a contest."
References: <003d01c21e16$b7e8db40$87dffea9@paulplay>
Message-ID: <3D1C55A3.890179EB@gte.net>
Paul Playford wrote:
> I received an email from a brand spanking new - one week old licensed
> - ham:
<snip>
> This is what it's all about!
EXACTLY!
Here's what our FD gang received from a new contest recruit ...
The opportunity to work next to some of the best operators in our hobby,
and have them take the time to "coach" newcomers as well, was awesome
and always peaks my interest in ham radio. To all of you who put up with
my numerous questions, I am grateful. Having access to all the combined
skill and experience brought to the event by so many, do you blame me??
So not only do we walk away from field day with a great time, but with
better operating skills, old and new friendships. Too bad it's only once
a year!! hi.
What a setup, great conversation and regardless of where you come from a
common love of the hobby. Thanks for allowing us to share in it all.
Will probably be hearing him joining us in contests in the near future.
73, Ron
>From w2rds at arrl.net Fri Jun 28 13:53:39 2002
From: w2rds@arrl.net (Rick Stoneking)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628124633.02ca9020@netmail.home.com>
All,
Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
Any comments from the group would be much appreciated.
Rick
W2RDS
>From w4pa at yahoo.com Fri Jun 28 11:58:06 2002
From: w4pa@yahoo.com (Scott R.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ARRL DX CW article input solicitation
Message-ID: <20020628175806.41525.qmail@web10906.mail.yahoo.com>
Greetings:
This is my first post to the contest reflector in
13 months...wheretheheckhaveIbeen?
I am in the process of writing the summary article for
QST magazine for the 2002 ARRL DX CW contest. I am soliciting
your input. In particular, I would like anecdotal stories
about your operating during the contest, pictures, rate
sheet, etc. If you think you may have finished in the top 10
in ANY category, I'd particularly like to have your rate
sheet and station description info for the detailed write-up
that will be posted to the contest section on the ARRL
web site. If your current station description is accurate
in the N4ZR/PVRC contest station database, let me know.
I am particularly interested in hearing perspective from
casual contesters on their contest experience. Don't be shy.
Anything you think I ought to know that might be good to
add to the write-up, send it to me!
I know a number of you were sick or taking care of sick
family members that weekend as the flu bug ravaged North
America - if you have an anecdote about that, great.
I may also contact some of you directly by email as well
asking questions. No guarantee that anything will or will
not be part of the article as editing, of course, is up to
the League for the mag article. There is much less
constraint on the content for the web site so let's fill
'er up!
Have a good weekend, everyone.
Scott Robbins, W4PA
w4pa@yahoo.com
__________________________________________________
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>From N5RP at pdq.net Fri Jun 28 14:24:23 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest
radio
In-Reply-To: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628124633.02ca9020@netmail.home.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020628132225.00b81650@pop.pdq.net>
At 12:53 6/28/2002 -0400, Rick Stoneking wrote:
>All,
>Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
>small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
>looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
======================>
I take it you are looking for a portable lug along radio, so........
Don't buy one at all.
Borrow one on those few occasions when you might need one, and give the
loaner a few bucks to cover his outlay.
It is a win-win for both of you.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From kl7ra at blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov Fri Jun 28 23:30:50 2002
From: kl7ra@blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov (KL7RA)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
Message-ID: <002a01c21f36$84266900$02f446c0@snowfall.gcgo.nasa.gov>
>All,
>
>Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
>small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
>looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
>
>Any comments from the group would be much appreciated.
This should move us past "pse copy",,
Kenwood TS850.
Easy to find used, cheap, works great for contesting, PC control.
Holds most of the world records in Multi-Multi.
Good receiver with the filters, which are also easy to find used.
73 Rich KL7RA
>From w9sz at prairienet.org Fri Jun 28 17:40:34 2002
From: w9sz@prairienet.org (Zack Widup)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
In-Reply-To: <002a01c21f36$84266900$02f446c0@snowfall.gcgo.nasa.gov>
Message-ID: <Pine.GSO.4.10.10206281638110.11390-100000@bluestem.prairienet.org>
Since we're on the subject, I JUST bought a used TS-850SAT. What filters
do you all recommend for it?
73, Zack W9SZ
On Fri, 28 Jun 2002, KL7RA wrote:
>
> This should move us past "pse copy",,
>
> Kenwood TS850.
>
> Easy to find used, cheap, works great for contesting, PC control.
>
> Holds most of the world records in Multi-Multi.
>
> Good receiver with the filters, which are also easy to find used.
>
> 73 Rich KL7RA
>
>From tavan at tibco.com Fri Jun 28 16:35:02 2002
From: tavan@tibco.com (Rick Tavan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
References: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628124633.02ca9020@netmail.home.com>
Message-ID: <3D1CE496.7080709@tibco.com>
You may get several different opinions, but there is only one correct
answer - the kit-built Elecraft K2/100! ;-) At 5 pounds plus a
switching PS (another 5 or less), it is one of the lightest and smallest
you can carry. It way outperforms the commercially-built micro-rigs and
even beats contesting's most lauded "big" rigs. The rx is terrific in
pileups and beats the 1000MP even at home. They are hard to find used as
the 100w version just came out at Dayton, but there are some QRP
versions listed occasionally on the elecraft@qth.net reflector and
elsewhere. (Be careful buying used kit rigs, though.) The QRP version
can be upgraded to the /100 model with a reasonably priced "completion
kit" which is, in fact, the only way K2/100's are built - first the base
rig, then the amp. If you don't want to build your radio, there are
excellent builders available for hire. See http://www.elecraft.com.
If the K2/100 is over your budget for a travel radio, just sell your
current rig and use the K2 at home, too! I have a 930 and an MP and
prefer the K2 for everything except working through non-contest,
split-frequency DX pileups.
Elecraft redefines the vendor/customer relationship. Great Website,
super support group including hundreds of disciples on the reflector,
sudden response to customer needs, outstanding documentation,
vendor-encouraged modifications database, ... the works!
I'm not related to anyone at Elecraft but I do know the principals well.
They are friends and heros. If that disqualifies my comments, see the
reflector for identical commentary from outside CA.
73,
/Rick N6XI
Rick Stoneking wrote:
> All,
>
> Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
> small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
> looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
>
> Any comments from the group would be much appreciated.
>
> Rick
> W2RDS
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>
--
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TIBCO Software Inc.
3307 Hillview Drive
Palo Alto, CA 94304-1213
tavan@tibco.com
n6xi@arrl.net
650-846-5214 Office
408-896-0476 Cell
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Sat Jun 29 00:07:23 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
References: <014e01c21e4b$af1d2ae0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
<000201c21f16$8e56f400$22252a42@k7qq>
Message-ID: <04e201c21f1a$17868da0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
When things start to sizzle and I go into bare minimum rate I also speed up
my CW speed - this sensing of that time when not only are you loud in a big
footprint area but loud enough to get away with being short and sweet is the
moment I live for - it is like being the first hour at a DXpedition from a
new country and the whole world wants you - you can work them as fast as you
are able to - at this point the ability to know multiple stations calls that
are calling you and tailenders etc is pure unadulterated gravy....this is
the moment I live for each contest!
Am about to go into some cartons here and see if I can find that old article
from Tom Schiller's there - I am sure it was back before we all shortened
our identities....old age setting cannot remember his old call
anymore.....do remember my copy was on yellow paper - a lot of you have
asked about it - should I find it I will try and scan it and
wordprocessorize it (with Tom's permission) for the contest community to
enjoy....funny how being so long ago does not change the basics - gee mebbe
running people does not necessarily take a Gold Card and a winning Lotto
ticket!
Back to lookin'
K4OJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rex Maner" <k7qq@netzero.net>
To: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 10:18 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
> QUACKs
>
> OK guy's all this conversation about waisted time.
> I'm sure that there is some validity to these procedures, however I don't
> see any scores that reflect the gained QSO's of short snappy replies. I
> find that in most contest after the first 2 or 3 hours the rate drops
enough
> that and occasional pls cpy , good morning , good evening, etc on SSB
isn't
> really waisted. I even give an Ohayo to the JA's , I'm not really sure
that
> this does that much to affect my rate. 120 to 140 is a really good rate
> with or without the plesantries. If things are really cooking then
> possiably it could have some effect on numbers in the log .
>
> Quack aka: Rex
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 02:29
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
>
>
> > I have misplaced my copy of the N6BT dissertation on wasted time as
> relates
> > to Sweepstakes and contesting in general - think the was a NCCC pub
circa
> > mid 70's anyone have a copy?
> >
> > This piece talks a lot about how what seems like an insignificant amount
> of
> > time spent on a given QSO really does add up when you have a 24 or
better
> > yet 48 hour contest window!
> >
> > A read of this piece years ago changed my operating style completely - I
> > think it was for the better...too bad Tom insists on building antennas
> these
> > days!
> >
> > 73,
> >
> > Jim, K4OJ
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
> >
>
>From k0wa at swbell.net Fri Jun 28 23:14:56 2002
From: k0wa@swbell.net (Lee Buller)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] NA Ethernet Drivers
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628221246.009ef330@postoffice.swbell.net>
Do drivers for NA exist so you can user ethernet to connect two or more
machines together for MM or MS? I would like to use my current network I
use at home to accomplish this rather than have to go the serial
route. I've never seen any information on this supject and I have look
around the web, but couldn't find any information.
Lee Buller - K0WA
>From K7LXC at aol.com Sat Jun 29 00:41:23 2002
From: K7LXC@aol.com (K7LXC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
Message-ID: <87.1d85eaef.2a4e8663@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/28/02 11:14:30 AM Pacific Daylight Time, w2rds@arrl.net
writes:
> Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
> small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
> looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
You mean besides the Elecraft K2?
Cheers,
Steve K7LXC
>From k9mi at arrl.net Fri Jun 28 23:55:07 2002
From: k9mi@arrl.net (Mike Brown)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
References: <Pine.GSO.4.10.10206281638110.11390-100000@bluestem.prairienet.org>
Message-ID: <00e401c21f20$c25f3870$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Zack, INRAD recommended 2 400 hz filters for cw, so that
is what I used with mine. Wish I had it back! For ssb I just
used the standard 2.7 khz filters. Others may have some
suggestions for ssb. I just felt the selectivity was good enough.
My station is defintly low profile (tribander 40ft and wires) so
others may have different thoughts on the use of ssb filters.
73 - Mike K9MI
----- Original Message -----
From: "Zack Widup" <w9sz@prairienet.org>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 4:40 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
> Since we're on the subject, I JUST bought a used TS-850SAT. What filters
> do you all recommend for it?
>
> 73, Zack W9SZ
>
> On Fri, 28 Jun 2002, KL7RA wrote:
>
> >
> > This should move us past "pse copy",,
> >
> > Kenwood TS850.
> >
> > Easy to find used, cheap, works great for contesting, PC control.
> >
> > Holds most of the world records in Multi-Multi.
> >
> > Good receiver with the filters, which are also easy to find used.
> >
> > 73 Rich KL7RA
> >
>
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>From k6km at cncnet.com Fri Jun 28 22:31:01 2002
From: k6km@cncnet.com (Bill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
References: <87.1d85eaef.2a4e8663@aol.com>
Message-ID: <3D1D3805.883DADE9@cncnet.com>
Yeah! For performance per pouind or per cubic foot, the Elecraft
K2 os far ahead of the crowd and it's made in USA. Add the
100W amp to the basic rig and you have a flyaway package
under 10 pounds including switching power supply.
The only downside, far as I know, is that it's menu driven and
not very intuitive. BUT I'm a slow learner and was able to
get my basic, 5 watt K2 to jump through hoops within an hour.
The rig comes as a kit. If you're not inclined or not able to
build it, a lot of folks would do the building for you.
It's worth a look!
Bill K6KM
****************
K7LXC@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 6/28/02 11:14:30 AM Pacific Daylight Time, w2rds@arrl.net
> writes:
>
> > Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
> > small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
> > looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
>
> You mean besides the Elecraft K2?
>
> Cheers,
> Steve K7LXC
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From yl2ly at apollo.lv Sat Jun 29 07:49:19 2002
From: yl2ly@apollo.lv (yl2ly)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Marconi Email
Message-ID: <000a01c21f39$3112ae60$77b10dc3@yl2ly>
Hello, friends!
The Email address ik6ptj@qsl.net for 'Marconi memorial contest' logs is out of
function.
What is the new or real Email address for this contest ?
73 de YL2LY/Arvis.
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>From k7qq at netzero.net Sat Jun 29 13:55:16 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Reflectors???
Message-ID: <002e01c21f6c$39fb6160$ccf93442@k7qq>
New Subject
Does anyone know if there is currently a Reflector for the KWD TS 870
I used to subscribe to one but am unable to find it anymore.
Quack
>From n6tt at hotmail.com Sat Jun 29 10:57:50 2002
From: n6tt@hotmail.com (n6tt@hotmail.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CT overlay
Message-ID: <OE710hm3KHmo2WBi5p3000013f6@hotmail.com>
Where can I buy a overlay to go over my keyboard for the logging pgm CT?
Lost all my links when I re-formatted....
Please email : Steve@
N6TT@hotmail.com
tnxs
>From trogo at cox.net Sat Jun 29 16:43:39 2002
From: trogo@cox.net (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
Message-ID: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who is
capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a fair
price?
Tony
N7BG
"I collect telegraph keys and most anything
related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
to sell or trade!"
>From k7qq at netzero.net Sun Jun 30 06:21:52 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
Message-ID: <003401c21ff6$0c8a47c0$6c262a42@k7qq>
Quacks
I was once subscribed to a reflector for the TS-870 but lost the address.
Can anyone give help
Rex
>From hrg at cifnet.com Sun Jun 30 08:13:22 2002
From: hrg@cifnet.com (Mike D.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
In-Reply-To: <003401c21ff6$0c8a47c0$6c262a42@k7qq>
Message-ID: <MABBKCNPDJPALIGNIPHIEELHHPAA.hrg@cifnet.com>
> I was once subscribed to a reflector for the TS-870 but lost the address.
> Can anyone give help
> Rex
http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/TS870/
73 de Mike, N9BOR
FISTS MAC SMC ZUT
http://www.qsl.net/n9bor
MAC http://www.qsl.net/mac
di dah dit - The only Roger Beep you'll ever need.
Let your fingers do the talking -- Morse code.
My designated driver is a 12BY7A.
Over 1 million beeps served!
>From K7LXC at aol.com Sun Jun 30 10:47:07 2002
From: K7LXC@aol.com (K7LXC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CT overlay
Message-ID: <145.10c66488.2a5065db@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/29/02 10:28:11 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
n6tt@hotmail.com writes:
> Where can I buy a overlay to go over my keyboard for the logging pgm CT?
> Lost all my links when I re-formatted....
Ron, W7NN, has them - <A HREF="www.hamstuff.com/ ">www.hamstuff.com/</A>
Cheers,
Steve K7LXC
>From n2mg at eham.net Sun Jun 30 10:51:24 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
References: <003401c21ff6$0c8a47c0$6c262a42@k7qq>
Message-ID: <002a01c2203d$3a6fe220$3201a8c0@mikehome>
I don't know of a TS870-specific reflector, but there's a pretty active
Kenwood reflector (as well as countless others) on www.qth.net
73 Mike N2MG
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rex Maner" <k7qq@netzero.net>
To: "CQ-CONTEST" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 1:21 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
> Quacks
> I was once subscribed to a reflector for the TS-870 but lost the address.
> Can anyone give help
> Rex
>
>
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>From jjreisert at alum.mit.edu Sun Jun 30 11:19:01 2002
From: jjreisert@alum.mit.edu (Jim Reisert AD1C)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Country file update for WRTC - 30 June 2002
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020630101456.00b67200@mail.attbi.com>
I have updated the country files for WRTC.
All of the files can be found at:
http://www.k1ea.com/cty
Individual files for NA and Writelog are included in the same ZIP
file. They are also available as individual downloads from that web
page. Please see README.TXT for installation instructions.
Here are the release notes:
30 June 2002 (CTY-1201)
* Added TO4T to callsign list for Guadeloupe, FG.
* Added OJ to prefix list for Finland, OH.
* Added RG2 to prefix list for Kaliningradsk, UA2.
* Added RG7, RG8, RG9 and RG0 to prefix list for Asiatic Russia, UA9.
* Removed ZK1CG from callsign list for N. Cook, ZK1/n.
73 - Jim AD1C
--
Jim Reisert AD1C, 7 Charlemont Court, North Chelmsford, MA 01863
USA +978-251-9933, <jjreisert@alum.mit.edu>, http://www.ad1c.com
>From k9mi at arrl.net Sun Jun 30 11:04:06 2002
From: k9mi@arrl.net (Mike Brown)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
References: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
Message-ID: <027f01c22047$aaddbaa0$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Check with Clif at Avvid in Irving, TX. I've had him work on
several rigs for me, and have sent quite a few folks his way.
He is factory authorized for Kenwood and Icom also.
www.avvid.com
73 - Mike K9MI
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 5:43 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
> I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who is
> capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a fair
> price?
>
> Tony
> N7BG
>
>
> "I collect telegraph keys and most anything
> related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
> bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
> call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
> to sell or trade!"
>
>
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>From N6TT at hotmail.com Sun Jun 30 10:08:39 2002
From: N6TT@hotmail.com (Steve Massey)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Overlays
Message-ID: <OE73XQebfaxI1bbhx5G00001a0a@hotmail.com>
Tnxs to all who answered, anyone interested in the keyboard overlays for
CT,WriteLog,etc , Ron carries them @
http://www.hamstuff.com/Overlays/overlay.htm
Steve de N6TT
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>From trogo at cox.net Sun Jun 30 10:35:07 2002
From: trogo@cox.net (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
References: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
<027f01c22047$aaddbaa0$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Message-ID: <002501c22054$18264c60$b4d50344@ph.cox.net>
Thanks to all who answered - Avvid radio seems to be
the most recommended but there were two others as well.
I'll call all of them.
Tony N7BG
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Brown" <k9mi@arrl.net>
To: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 8:04 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
> Check with Clif at Avvid in Irving, TX. I've had him work on
> several rigs for me, and have sent quite a few folks his way.
> He is factory authorized for Kenwood and Icom also.
>
> www.avvid.com
>
> 73 - Mike K9MI
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 5:43 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
>
>
> > I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who
is
> > capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a
fair
> > price?
> >
> > Tony
> > N7BG
> >
> >
> > "I collect telegraph keys and most anything
> > related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
> > bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
> > call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
> > to sell or trade!"
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>
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>From tfwagner at snet.net Sun Jun 30 17:36:49 2002
From: tfwagner@snet.net (Tom Wagner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
References: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
<027f01c22047$aaddbaa0$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Message-ID: <00c501c22075$ddc47f20$0300a8c0@snet.net>
Be sure to look at the Piexx replacement digital board + computer interface:
http://www.piexx.com/cgi-bin/piexx.cgi?p=ts930&cart_id=2766716.3083
and also at the w6nl TS-903 mods:
http://www.kkn.net/~k5tr/ts930fix/w6nl930.pdf
73 & gl,
Tom Wagner - N1MM
Check out the N1MM Free Contest Logger at
http://www.N1MM.com
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/N1MMLogger
No Yahoo membership required.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Brown" <k9mi@arrl.net>
To: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 11:04
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
> Check with Clif at Avvid in Irving, TX. I've had him work on
> several rigs for me, and have sent quite a few folks his way.
> He is factory authorized for Kenwood and Icom also.
>
> www.avvid.com
>
> 73 - Mike K9MI
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 5:43 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
>
>
> > I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who
is
> > capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a
fair
> > price?
> >
> > Tony
> > N7BG
> >
> >
> > "I collect telegraph keys and most anything
> > related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
> > bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
> > call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
> > to sell or trade!"
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
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>From k4no at mchsi.com Sun Jun 30 20:47:06 2002
From: k4no@mchsi.com (greg and leann richard)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Seattle, WA
References: <20011112.165339.-16574657.0.k6ll@juno.com>
<06b101c16c51$6efcb310$6501a8c0@vista1.sdca.home.com>
Message-ID: <001801c22098$d367aca0$6501a8c0@toney1.al.home.com>
I am going to be in Seattle, WA starting July 3 thru the 8th.
Any contestors interested in getting together for dinner?
Greg K4NO
>From N5RP at pdq.net Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] RE: [Towertalk] dead grass
In-Reply-To: <LPBBJJHKFOOEGKEBKHOJEEIAEFAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
References: <20020630.094808.-685039.0.K2QMF@juno.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020630103114.00b44728@pop.pdq.net>
> > > Is there something that leaches off older towers that kills grass?
> > > I
> > > don't remember it happening the first 10 years or so, but now on my
> > > older towers I have been noticing that the grass is being killed off
> > > on
> > > the downhill side. These are all rohn 25/45/55 type towers. Is
> > > there
> > > something to stop it??
==========================>
Alkalinity from the older concrete leaches out into the yard.
You do not notice this at first. It takes a while for the leaching to have
an adverse affect on the surrounding plants that might need a more acid
soil condition.
Apply acidifier to the surrounding soil.
Same thing happens down here in the Southern USA to azaleas planted too
close to concrete foundations of houses.
The list is free to be surprised at this being one of my few sincere posts
with a content of substance.
File away if you wish to preserve same.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From thompson at mindspring.com Sat Jun 1 00:41:50 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil boom mic set problem
Message-ID: <006301c2091e$441fd180$70ab45cf@default>
I have a problem with the Pro micro boom mic set. The button on the mic
swivel went bad and the mic would not stay in place. Bob Heil sent me a new
button but upon trying to put it on I found the problem was the tube inside
the button. It had broken off from the button. I don't see a way to get
inside headset to fix this as Heil recommended. I showed the pro micro to
two others who have either Heil Pro or pro micros. We tried removing the
cushion but the headset is one piece and the cushion appears to be glued on.
We tried to get into the headset from the back where the button is attached
but all of us were afraid to damage the Pro Micro.
Does anyone have experience on repairing either the Pro or Pro micro.
Otherwise the other two recommended sending it all back to Heil.
73 Dave K4JRB
>From W2CS at bellsouth.net Sat Jun 1 08:19:02 2002
From: W2CS@bellsouth.net (Gary Ferdinand W2CS)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
I'm by far no expert on the history of all this, but my impression is that
the assumption is made that contesters are prone to exaggerate their logs.
In the past with paper logs this was very difficult to find. When it is
found, the QSO itself and a penalty is extracted. Yet, situations such as
yours definitely exist where the victim/perp are reversed and the penalties
are not.
Now that most (all for CQ?) logs are submitted electronically, I think it's
high time to eliminate the penalty points entirely. Just remove the QSO
(and mult if it be one) and recompute the score. Guys in your situation
will still bemoan why the other guy didn't log you, but at least all you're
losing is the QSO and not having a penalty lumped on. Anyone trying to
benefit by padding the log will of course have their work totally removed.
Seems fair to me.
I think the time for the penalty points, appropriate when finding fraud was
so difficult when paper logs were the norm, to be totally removed. Let the
score reduction be computed solely on the basis of the submitted log, less
QSOs in error.
One man's opinion, of course :-)
73,
Gary W2CS
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of ww3s
> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 9:23 PM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
>
> Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I
> called for
> the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even
> asked many
> to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the
> mult, but I
> lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only,
> correct? So
> why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points per
> q? Common
> sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I
> called them;
> the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bob Cox" <K3EST@cqww.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 1:02 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
>
> Dear Fellow Contesters,
>
> The 2001 CQ WW CW logs and UBN's are available to view at
> http://www.cqww.com If you have any questions, please address
> questions@cqww.com .
>
> Please be reminded that the 2002 CQ WW contests will require the cabrillo
> format. This format allows for the saving of thousands of man-hours by the
> CQ WW Contest Committee in the adjudication of the logs.
>
> 73
>
> Bob, K3EST
> CQ WW Director
>
>
>
>
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>From ww3s at zoominternet.net Sat Jun 1 08:57:36 2002
From: ww3s@zoominternet.net (ww3s)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cw ubn
Message-ID: <00da01c20963$85914e60$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Thanks to those that corrected my math on my UBN report. Sorry for the
interruption. I'll crawl back under my rock now......73
>From w2up at mindspring.com Sat Jun 1 14:05:12 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost>
There are two ways to solve the 0 point QSO problem:
1. Automatically give zone and country credit for all 0 pt QSOs. For
example, USA gets credit for USA and zones 3,4 and 5; UA0 gets credit
for UA9/0 and zones 17, 18, and 19; DL gets credit for DL and zone 14;
etc.
2. If a N-I-L pattern appears, for example, W3multi was in the log of 15
other W ops, but 12 of those QSOs aren't in W3multi's log, he should
be DQed.
Barry W2UP
On 1 Jun 2002 Gary Ferdinand W2CS wrote:
> I'm by far no expert on the history of all this, but my impression is that
> the assumption is made that contesters are prone to exaggerate their logs.
> In the past with paper logs this was very difficult to find. When it is
> found, the QSO itself and a penalty is extracted. Yet, situations such as
> yours definitely exist where the victim/perp are reversed and the penalties
> are not.
>
> Now that most (all for CQ?) logs are submitted electronically, I think it's
> high time to eliminate the penalty points entirely. Just remove the QSO
> (and mult if it be one) and recompute the score. Guys in your situation
> will still bemoan why the other guy didn't log you, but at least all you're
> losing is the QSO and not having a penalty lumped on. Anyone trying to
> benefit by padding the log will of course have their work totally removed.
> Seems fair to me.
>
> I think the time for the penalty points, appropriate when finding fraud was
> so difficult when paper logs were the norm, to be totally removed. Let the
> score reduction be computed solely on the basis of the submitted log, less
> QSOs in error.
>
> One man's opinion, of course :-)
>
> 73,
>
> Gary W2CS
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> > [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of ww3s
> > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 9:23 PM
> > To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> > Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> >
> >
> > Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I
> > called for
> > the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even
> > asked many
> > to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the
> > mult, but I
> > lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only,
> > correct? So
> > why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points per
> > q? Common
> > sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I
> > called them;
> > the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Bob Cox" <K3EST@cqww.com>
> > To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 1:02 PM
> > Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> >
> >
> > Dear Fellow Contesters,
> >
> > The 2001 CQ WW CW logs and UBN's are available to view at
> > http://www.cqww.com If you have any questions, please address
> > questions@cqww.com .
> >
> > Please be reminded that the 2002 CQ WW contests will require the cabrillo
> > format. This format allows for the saving of thousands of man-hours by the
> > CQ WW Contest Committee in the adjudication of the logs.
> >
> > 73
> >
> > Bob, K3EST
> > CQ WW Director
> >
> >
> >
> >
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> >
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> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
> >
>
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Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>From k7sv at va.prestige.net Sat Jun 1 10:28:12 2002
From: k7sv@va.prestige.net (Larry Schimelpfenig)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil boom mic set problem
Message-ID: <000701c20970$2ea5cc40$35214144@frbgva.adelphia.net>
snip....
Does anyone have experience on repairing either the Pro or Pro micro.
Otherwise the other two recommended sending it all back to Heil.
If you have a problem with a Heil product, I'd suggest calling Heil to
discuss it. While their obviously in business to make money, they are very
customer oriented. About a year ago the mike on my "legacy" headset became
intermittent. My guess was that it was in the cord. Dave returned my call,
told me that was a fairly common problem and the fix was quite easy. His
prediction was correct and fix was easy to complete.
73 de larry K7SV
>From jpvest at mail.tele.dk Sat Jun 1 16:38:55 2002
From: jpvest@mail.tele.dk (Peter Vestergaard)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] sac contest results
Message-ID: <000801c20971$ae01c060$dab4efc2@pv>
For SAC Contest 1998 try mailto:oz8xw@mail.tele.dk.
They were late and showed up in the beginning of 2000.
73 OZ5WQ, EDR Contest Manager for SAC-2002.
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Jun 1 08:24:20 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206011424.g51EOKj14982@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary, visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
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NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
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NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
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NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
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NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
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NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
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NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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NA SOSB10 HP
N4BP 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Jun 1 08:27:55 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 Manchester Mineira CW - All Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206011427.g51ERtu15001@localhost.localdomain>
2002 Manchester Mineira CW - All Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Submit logs by: June 30, 2002
E-mail logs to: (none)
Mail logs to:
CWJF Contest Committee
PO Box 410
Juiz de Fora - MG 36001-970
Brazil
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
All Class C/PUs LP
PU7EEL 174 80 43,200
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
All M/S HP
PY2ABU(@PY2YU) 497 215 325,080
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
All SOSB/20 LP
PY8AZT 101 48 24 15,504 Uirapuru DX Club
Operators:
PY2ABU PY2NDX,PY2YU
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Jun 1 08:27:05 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206011427.g51ER5o14992@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
73 dink
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(BR)AB HP
S59AA 2473 671 36 4,503,000 SCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
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Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
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Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 7 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From nat at ajheatwole.com Sat Jun 1 14:58:55 2002
From: nat@ajheatwole.com (Nat Heatwole)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil FS-2 Footswitch
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
Message-ID: <000901c20996$0a8aad00$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Has anyone tried the Heil FS-2 footswitch in contesting? It looks like
it might be easier to key than many of the other footswitches that I
have seen but I'm wondering what other contesters think. All comments
would be greatly appreciated.
73, Nat, WZ3AR
>From nat at ajheatwole.com Sat Jun 1 15:03:26 2002
From: nat@ajheatwole.com (Nat Heatwole)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Trashed Heil Proset Out There?
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
Message-ID: <001301c20996$a5fc1260$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Does anyone on this list have a trashed Heil Proset headset available
that they would consider selling me? I'm looking for a working mic/boom
from a Proset to put onto another (non-Heil) set of headphones but I
don't feel like spending $130 plus shipping to buy a new headset just
for the mic/boom. If someone reading this has a trashed Proset that has
a working mic/boom and cord please e-mail me if you'de consider parting
with it. Thanks!
73, Nat, WZ3AR
>From NQ4I at compuserve.com Sat Jun 1 13:58:44 2002
From: NQ4I@compuserve.com (Rick Dougherty)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ISP for travelers
Message-ID: <200206011259_MC3-1-7E-4947@compuserve.com>
Hello all...I have asked this before and I want to see if there have been
some additions and improvements...I travel
the world rather often and far and wide...I have used Compuserve for the
past 9 years and until about 3 years ago they had a great presence in the
world...now they are shrinking in world wide POPs etc and not available in
a lot of countries I travel to...one member of this list had reccommended
GRIC as a world provider...I had to purchase GRIC services thru a company
called VPM and they were horrible...no custome support etc...but GRIC did
have the most worldwide access points....anybody that travels have any
other luck with ATT Worldnet or any other ISP...Compuserve since it was
bought by AOL has begun shrinking its service...I have hung onto Compuserve
since its great for e-mailing ....but its getting time to change...looking
for ideas....thanks de Rick nq4i
>From w3cf at comcast.net Sat Jun 1 17:12:59 2002
From: w3cf@comcast.net (Doug Priest)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Thanks to OKla DX Assn.
Message-ID: <NFBBKEEFALNKFAKNGPCKAEHLCEAA.w3cf@comcast.net>
RX in mail today 2000 WPX Plaque for USA #1 SOLP from the Oklahoma DX
Association. I take back all the bad things I was thinking. It was worth the
wait but I admit I thought you guys had forgotten about it. Thanks for your
support in the 2000 Contest season. It was my first WPX and I enjoyed the
daylights out of it!!
73
Doug W3CF / AA3E
Doug Priest W3CF
Hatfield, Pa.
19440-3958
doug@w3cf.com
http://www.w3cf.com
>From k8cc at comcast.net Sat Jun 1 11:46:56 2002
From: k8cc@comcast.net (David A. Pruett)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
References: <011901c208c5$126e8e50$6a385142@rockne>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020601103922.0094f220@mail.comcast.net>
At 09:23 PM 5/31/02 -0400, ww3s wrote:
>Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I called for
>the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even asked many
>to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the mult, but I
>lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only, correct? So
>why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points per q? Common
>sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I called them;
>the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
Please let me know if you lost any QSOs from K8CC. For the past several
years I've reminded our operators before the contest that if they send
someone an exchange, they are to log it, period. Hurting the points per
QSO ratio is not an issue.
I don't know how CQ checks logs, but with ARRL 160 and ARRL 10 (which K9TM
and I check) the penalties are equivalent QSOs - i.e., if you have a five
point NIL in ARRL 160, you lose that QSO plus five QSO points. OTOH, in
some contests like ARRL DX and SS all QSO points are the same, but the
strategy is the same.
Dave/K8CC
>From n5nj at gte.net Sat Jun 1 19:50:35 2002
From: n5nj@gte.net (Bob Naumann - N5NJ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cw ubn
References: <00da01c20963$85914e60$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <010601c209c7$20247fc0$f2212f04@dslverizon.net>
Before this spirals out of control any further, please note that WW3S
indicated that he made an error in his math while looking at his report.
There were no USA multi-multi's who did not log him nor caused him to lose
any points or multipliers.
Back to net.
N5NJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 6:57 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cw ubn
> Thanks to those that corrected my math on my UBN report. Sorry for the
> interruption. I'll crawl back under my rock now......73
>
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>From tavan at tibco.com Sat Jun 1 18:15:50 2002
From: tavan@tibco.com (Rick Tavan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ISP for travelers
References: <200206011259_MC3-1-7E-4947@compuserve.com>
Message-ID: <3CF963B5.6D133764@tibco.com>
I use "AT&T Global Network" to access my company through a virtual private
network. In countries that AT&T serves, there are typically dozens or even
hundreds of local dial-in numbers; sometimes an 800-equivalent number. There
are hundreds of numbers in the US plus an 800 number. My company must pay extra
when I use the 800 and equivalent numbers. The dialer includes a self-updating
list of numbers for each country and US state; i.e., it is always close to
up-to-date. Unfortunatley, the numbers are listed alphabetically by city, so
the larger the country or state, the more geography you must know or learn in
order to find the best number quickly. Hotel desks are very helpful with this.
The service works well, with speeds varying from about 24000 to 54000 in the
venues I have tried (mainly
US and Europe). N.B. I use an IBM ThinkPad T20 with a rather good built-in
modem. In some Caribbean islands AT&T is not represented and the best I can do
is call Florida. I don't know if this is the same AT&T service that is
available to individuals.
73,
/Rick N6XI
Rick Dougherty wrote:
> Hello all...I have asked this before and I want to see if there have been
> some additions and improvements...I travel
> the world rather often and far and wide...I have used Compuserve for the
> past 9 years and until about 3 years ago they had a great presence in the
> world...now they are shrinking in world wide POPs etc and not available in
> a lot of countries I travel to...one member of this list had reccommended
> GRIC as a world provider...I had to purchase GRIC services thru a company
> called VPM and they were horrible...no custome support etc...but GRIC did
> have the most worldwide access points....anybody that travels have any
> other luck with ATT Worldnet or any other ISP...Compuserve since it was
> bought by AOL has begun shrinking its service...I have hung onto Compuserve
> since its great for e-mailing ....but its getting time to change...looking
> for ideas....thanks de Rick nq4i
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
--
Richard M. Tavan
TIBCO Software Inc.
3307 Hillview Drive
Palo Alto, CA 94304-1213
tavan@tibco.com
n6xi@arrl.net
650-846-5214 Office
408-896-0476 Cell
>From k2av at contesting.com Sat Jun 1 21:29:20 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
<3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost>
Message-ID: <003601c209cc$89b564e0$0500a8c0@swift>
Actually they already count as you suggest. That is why the original
poster worked the multi to begin with, to get USA and the zone on a
particular band. Example, at NY4A, we need one "K" station and zones
3,4,5 on each band for mults, even though they don't count as Q
points.
There is no loss to logging 0 point qso's. I'm really quite mystified
that anyone would drop them who is using any of the computer loggers.
In order to get a same country exchange to go out at all so that the
posting station would hear an exchange, the easiest way for the multi
to do that is type in the call and hit enter. All done. Deleting the Q
from the log takes additional work. Logging the Q is BY FAR the
easiest, fastest thing for the multi to do. "W1WXYZ <ENTER> 5
<ENTER>". Everything else takes more time.
I suspect that someone may have done something like go through the
multi log afterward and deleted everything that had zero qso points
and wasn't a mult, not quite realizing what was happening.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Barry " <w2up@mindspring.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 9:05 AM
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> There are two ways to solve the 0 point QSO problem:
> 1. Automatically give zone and country credit for all 0 pt QSOs. For
> example, USA gets credit for USA and zones 3,4 and 5; UA0 gets
credit
> for UA9/0 and zones 17, 18, and 19; DL gets credit for DL and zone
14;
> etc.
> 2. If a N-I-L pattern appears, for example, W3multi was in the log
of 15
> other W ops, but 12 of those QSOs aren't in W3multi's log, he should
> be DQed.
> Barry W2UP
>
>
> On 1 Jun 2002 Gary Ferdinand W2CS wrote:
>
> > I'm by far no expert on the history of all this, but my impression
is that
> > the assumption is made that contesters are prone to exaggerate
their logs.
> > In the past with paper logs this was very difficult to find. When
it is
> > found, the QSO itself and a penalty is extracted. Yet, situations
such as
> > yours definitely exist where the victim/perp are reversed and the
penalties
> > are not.
> >
> > Now that most (all for CQ?) logs are submitted electronically, I
think it's
> > high time to eliminate the penalty points entirely. Just remove
the QSO
> > (and mult if it be one) and recompute the score. Guys in your
situation
> > will still bemoan why the other guy didn't log you, but at least
all you're
> > losing is the QSO and not having a penalty lumped on. Anyone
trying to
> > benefit by padding the log will of course have their work totally
removed.
> > Seems fair to me.
> >
> > I think the time for the penalty points, appropriate when finding
fraud was
> > so difficult when paper logs were the norm, to be totally removed.
Let the
> > score reduction be computed solely on the basis of the submitted
log, less
> > QSOs in error.
> >
> > One man's opinion, of course :-)
> >
> > 73,
> >
> > Gary W2CS
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> > > [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of ww3s
> > > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 9:23 PM
> > > To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> > > Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> > >
> > >
> > > Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I
> > > called for
> > > the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even
> > > asked many
> > > to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the
> > > mult, but I
> > > lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only,
> > > correct? So
> > > why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points
per
> > > q? Common
> > > sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I
> > > called them;
> > > the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
> > > ----- Original Message -----
> > > From: "Bob Cox" <K3EST@cqww.com>
> > > To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> > > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 1:02 PM
> > > Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> > >
> > >
> > > Dear Fellow Contesters,
> > >
> > > The 2001 CQ WW CW logs and UBN's are available to view at
> > > http://www.cqww.com If you have any questions, please address
> > > questions@cqww.com .
> > >
> > > Please be reminded that the 2002 CQ WW contests will require the
cabrillo
> > > format. This format allows for the saving of thousands of
man-hours by the
> > > CQ WW Contest Committee in the adjudication of the logs.
> > >
> > > 73
> > >
> > > Bob, K3EST
> > > CQ WW Director
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > --- StripMime Report -- processed MIME parts ---
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> > > text/plain (text body -- kept)
> > > text/html
> > > ---
> > > _______________________________________________
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> > > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
> > >
> > > _______________________________________________
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> > > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
> > >
> >
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>
> --
> Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
> Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>
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>
>From k2av at contesting.com Sun Jun 2 01:18:56 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
<3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost> <003601c209cc$89b564e0$0500a8c0@swift>
<01a501c209d8$1695d7e0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <007901c209ec$9cc12270$0500a8c0@swift>
Except that does zilch one way or another for the score. Pts/Q is just
an analysis tool. In something like the WPX may indicate someone spent
too much time with beams aimed at USA gathering 1 pointers, instead of
a slower (but higher scoring) progress working European stations.
But it has no official status in any contest that I know of. Anyone
who would suggest such a strategy (deleting zero pointers) clearly
does not understand contest scoring rules.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>
To: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 9:52 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
> > There is no loss to logging 0 point qso's. I'm really quite
mystified
> > that anyone would drop them who is using any of the computer
loggers.
>
> I'm told its because it lowers the average points per q or something
like
> that....
>
> 73
>
>
>From n2mg at eham.net Sun Jun 2 18:51:14 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
<3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost>
Message-ID: <00b901c20a7f$9e783e80$3201a8c0@mikehome>
W2UP wrote:
> There are two ways to solve the 0 point QSO problem:
> 1. Automatically give zone and country credit for all 0 pt QSOs. For
> example, USA gets credit for USA and zones 3,4 and 5; UA0 gets credit
> for UA9/0 and zones 17, 18, and 19; DL gets credit for DL and zone 14;
> etc.
This already looks unfair (comparing, say, the free mults a DL gets versus
the ones a US station gets) but multiply it by all the bands involved and it
get much worse.
> 2. If a N-I-L pattern appears, for example, W3multi was in the log of 15
> other W ops, but 12 of those QSOs aren't in W3multi's log, he should
> be DQed.
A see a huge potential for mischief here... Perhaps a note should be sent
to the "W3multi" alerting him of the trouble, but nothing more.
73 Mike N2MG
>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 3 05:09:15 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
Message-ID: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
QUACK's
Good thinking today with computer logging , however when we were papering
logging I'm sure that many guys didn't put in a W7 into their log when they
already had a W6 zone 3 and a couple of VE7's, TOO much effort to write
them down and also dupe.
Rex
----- Original Message -----
From: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
To: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2002 04:18
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> Except that does zilch one way or another for the score. Pts/Q is just
> an analysis tool. In something like the WPX may indicate someone spent
> too much time with beams aimed at USA gathering 1 pointers, instead of
> a slower (but higher scoring) progress working European stations.
>
> But it has no official status in any contest that I know of. Anyone
> who would suggest such a strategy (deleting zero pointers) clearly
> does not understand contest scoring rules.
>
>
> 73, Guy.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>
> To: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 9:52 PM
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
>
> >
> > > There is no loss to logging 0 point qso's. I'm really quite
> mystified
> > > that anyone would drop them who is using any of the computer
> loggers.
> >
> > I'm told its because it lowers the average points per q or something
> like
> > that....
> >
> > 73
> >
> >
>
>
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>
>From n6ki at juno.com Mon Jun 3 01:16:16 2002
From: n6ki@juno.com (Dennis Vernacchia)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil FS-2 Footswitch
Message-ID: <20020603.002007.-1392873.1.n6ki@juno.com>
Nat,
I guess you missed the previous thread on footswitches
when someone else inquired an alternative to the Heil FS-2
"
I just replaced a very comfortable, durable and ergonomically
comfortable
footswith that lasted me over 10+ years of contesting.
After considering many switches including the Heil FS-2,
here's one you should consider and why I chose it.
Linemaster Model Gem-V2
www.linemaster.com
860 974-1000
Circular - Easy to hit from all angles
Perfect touch - you can lightly rest your foot on edge of it
and not false trigger but then a light
additional amount of additional pressure
keys it and no "cramped" or "tired" foot as
the hours wane on
Great Weight and Non Skid corrugated base - Will not move around too
easily
so no worry about it not staying in position.
Nice appearance with chrome ringed edge and easy hit circular top target
area.
I expect it will easily last 10+ years for heavy contest use.
You can purchase with or without cable. I found the supplied cable listed
on teh web
page to be too heavy and cumbersome so I installed my own thinner and
very flexible
cable and saved another $6 on the price.
The Gem-V2 will cost you just under $30 including shipping/handling.
Note: Since they normally have a $100 minimum, I requested my switch
as a sample for 60 day evaluation and had it mailed to me at my work
address.
That way you avoid the $100 minimum
You may also want to check with your contest buddies or club members and
order enough to meet the $100 minimum order.
I have no pecuniary interest in Linemaster Co. Products"
73, Dennis N6KI
On Sat, 1 Jun 2002 13:58:55 -0400 "Nat Heatwole" <nat@ajheatwole.com>
writes:
> Has anyone tried the Heil FS-2 footswitch in contesting? It looks
> like
> it might be easier to key than many of the other footswitches that
> I
> have seen but I'm wondering what other contesters think. All
> comments
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
> 73, Nat, WZ3AR
>
>
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73,
Dennis Vernacchia N6KI
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>From N5RP at pdq.net Tue Jun 4 11:52:16 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Keying Emulation
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020604104728.00baea78@pop.pdq.net>
Where might there be a summary posted so as to illustrate / define the
various differences among all of the assorted keying methods designed into
the many keyers over the years?
Accukeyer mode
Logikeyer mode
Curtis A mode
Curtis B mode
Iambic
Non-Iambic
Dot memory
Dash memory
Auto - Space
etc., etc. .................... Did I miss any?
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From K6LL at adelphia.net Mon Jun 3 12:41:49 2002
From: K6LL@adelphia.net (Dave Hachadorian)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Quiet monitor, cheap
Message-ID: <000d01c20af3$a8a1c560$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
Staples has the Envision Model EN-710e 17" Monitor
on sale, through June 15, for $149.98, less a $70
mail-in rebate, for a final price of $79.98 plus
tax. You can get it at your local Staples store,
or at Staples.com with free shipping.
I've had one of these for about six months now,
and it is one of the cleanest monitors that I've
seen. On one or two occasions, I've detected a
birdie from it, but it was a weak narrowband
sinusoid, and didn't create any problem. I just
bought another one.
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 3 12:53:35 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206031853.g53IrZ519799@localhost.localdomain>
2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Submit logs by: (see your national society rules)
E-mail logs to: (see your national society rules)
Mail logs to:
(see your national society rules)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open LP
DK0WT/P(DK2GZ) 910 168 528,192
DF0BK/P 667 120 24 274,440
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed LP
LY1DS 258 55 3 51,590 Lithuanian DX
YL2PN 100 30 3 393 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Open HP
VE3XAX 354 76 19 89,224 U-VE Contest Club
Operators:
DF0BK/P DL4SDW,DL4SDX,DL5SEJ,DL8SCG
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 3 13:01:02 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206031901.g53J12W19821@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary - please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 WWDXC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34.9 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 3 13:03:53 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206031903.g53J3rQ19832@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary - please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 7 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From WA8WV at aol.com Mon Jun 3 23:03:21 2002
From: WA8WV@aol.com (WA8WV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WEST VIRGINIA QSO PARTY THIS MONTH
Message-ID: <1aa.33640e4.2a2d79e9@aol.com>
Hi all:
************************THE WEST VIRGINIA QSO PARTY IS SATURDAY, JUNE
15***************************
WVQP will be a good time to get those rare counties from West Virginia. Last
year we had 25 counties activated and looks like we will have even more this
year. Also have a T-Shirt available this year for the first time. Details
available
at <A HREF="http://www.qsl.net/wvarrl";>www.qsl.net/wvarrl</A>.
Here are rules as published in the June 2002 issue of QST on Page 90:
===============================
West Virginia QSO Party ? CW/SSB - sponsored by the West Virginia State
Amateur Radio Council from 1600Z Jun 15 to 0200Z Jun 16. Frequencies: 80 ? 10
meters, CW - 35 kHz from band edge, Phone - 35 kHz from General Class band
edge and Novice/Tech 10-meter segment. Categories: SO, MS, MM and Mobile, all
categories may be HP, LP (<100W), QRP (<5W), Phone, CW, or mixed mode. Work
stations once per band/mode and WV stations from each county (WV mobiles keep
separate log for each county). Exchange: RS(T) and WV county or SPC. QSO
Points: Fixed stations: CW - 2 pts, SSB - 1 pt; Mobiles: CW - 5 pts, SSB - 3
pts; Bonus - 100 pts for QSOs with W8WVA once per band/mode, WV mobiles add
100 points per county activated with minimum of 15 QSO?s. Score: QSO points x
WV counties (+ SPC for WV stations), add bonus to final score, multipliers
count only once. For more information - <A
HREF="http://www.qsl.net/wvarrl";>www.qsl.net/wvarrl</A>. Logs due by Jul
15 to WA8WV@aol.com or to Dave Ellis WA8WV, 610 Hillsdale Drive, Charleston,
WV 25302.
Hope to see you in WVQP.
73,
Dave Ellis WA8WV
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>From Bill at BillandCarol.com Tue Jun 4 01:09:23 2002
From: Bill@BillandCarol.com (Bill Henderson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos On-Line: KCDX Dayton Pileup Contest
Message-ID: <3CFC4B83.D6D3993F@BillandCarol.com>
Check out the photos of all the participants in this year's CW Pileup
Competition at the KC DX Club Hospitality Suite in the Crowne Plaza
Hotel Saturday Evening during the Dayton Hamvention.. A veritable "who's
who" of contesting and DX! http://www.qsl.net/kcdxc
73 Bill K0VBU
>From robin at g3tkf.freeserve.co.uk Tue Jun 4 13:03:49 2002
From: robin@g3tkf.freeserve.co.uk (Robin Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Emotator 747SR Help!
Message-ID: <1CoXqGBV6J$8Ewn0@g3tkf.freeserve.co.uk>
Hi chaps
Has anyone got the connection details for the head unit to control box
wiring ?? I urgently need to repair connections and have lost the paper
work !!
Thanks
--
73
Robin
G3TKF
>From kharker at cs.utexas.edu Tue Jun 4 10:41:26 2002
From: kharker@cs.utexas.edu (Kenneth E. Harker)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <20020604094126.B19751@cs.utexas.edu>
I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
(with the other party's permission, of course.)
I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
--
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Kenneth E. Harker "Vox Clamantis in Deserto" kharker@cs.utexas.edu
University of Texas at Austin Amateur Radio Callsign: WM5R
Department of the Computer Sciences VP, Central Texas DX & Contest Club
Taylor Hall TAY 2.124 Maintainer of Linux on Laptops
Austin, TX 78712-1188 USA http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/
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>From gary at radioplace.com Tue Jun 4 18:17:04 2002
From: gary@radioplace.com (Gary Stilwell)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
Message-ID: <007d01c20c29$4f371e80$c5607043@gary>
The OFFICIAL answer re WPX club score participation was that WPX rules are
the same as CQ Worldwide contest and percentages are allowed.
----- Original Message -----
From: gary stilwell <gary@radioplace.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Cc: <nccc@contesting.com>; <n8bjq@erinet.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 3:06 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
>The CQ Worldwide Contest has a provision under the club scoring that
>DXpedition scores are PERCENTAGED to the number of club members on the
>Dxpedition.
>
>I cannot find such wording in the Rules for the WPX contest.
>
>Does WPX allow the same percentaged (toward club scores) scores for
>different club members within the group?
>
>KI6T
>
>_______________________________________________
>CQ-Contest mailing list
>CQ-Contest@contesting.com
>http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From n3bb at mindspring.com Tue Jun 4 15:11:58 2002
From: n3bb@mindspring.com (Jim George)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
Message-ID: <v02120d02b922ce83167e@EIM-Mac-1.5tcp>
>The OFFICIAL answer re WPX club score participation was that WPX rules are
>the same as CQ Worldwide contest and percentages are allowed.
I read the WPX rules the same way, however one of our club members ran into
Steve Boll, N5BJQ, at Dayton, and posted this comment on the club
reflector:
************************************************************************
I hooked up with N8BJQ at Dayton and asked about the team scoring for WPX.
He sez if the station owner is a member, then the multi op score can count
for the club. Doesn't matter how many ops are members. FYI.
************************************************************************
If this is uncertain, we should ask Steve for a clarification.
Jim
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: gary stilwell <gary@radioplace.com>
>To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>Cc: <nccc@contesting.com>; <n8bjq@erinet.com>
>Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 3:06 PM
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
>
>
>>The CQ Worldwide Contest has a provision under the club scoring that
>>DXpedition scores are PERCENTAGED to the number of club members on the
>>Dxpedition.
>>
>>I cannot find such wording in the Rules for the WPX contest.
>>
>>Does WPX allow the same percentaged (toward club scores) scores for
>>different club members within the group?
>>
>>KI6T
>From K5NZ at aol.com Tue Jun 4 17:08:32 2002
From: K5NZ@aol.com (K5NZ@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CTDXCC] Re: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
Message-ID: <144.f70b249.2a2e7840@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/4/02 3:05:20 PM Central Daylight Time,
n3bb@mindspring.com writes:
> ************************************************************************
> I hooked up with N8BJQ at Dayton and asked about the team scoring for WPX.
> He sez if the station owner is a member, then the multi op score can count
> for the club. Doesn't matter how many ops are members. FYI.
> ************************************************************************
>
> If this is uncertain, we should ask Steve for a clarification.
>
> Jim
>
This is certain, I asked Steve in person as I told you.
"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
Regards,
Mike Hance K5NZ
Bedias, Tx
www.teamcramp.com
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>From geoiii at kkn.net Tue Jun 4 15:00:03 2002
From: geoiii@kkn.net (George Fremin III - K5TR)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>; from Rex Maner on Mon, Jun
03, 2002 at 04:09:15AM -0000
References: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
Message-ID: <20020604140003.B5709@loja.kkn.net>
On Mon, Jun 03, 2002 at 04:09:15AM -0000, Rex Maner wrote:
> Good thinking today with computer logging , however when we were papering
> logging I'm sure that many guys didn't put in a W7 into their log when they
> already had a W6 zone 3 and a couple of VE7's, TOO much effort to write
> them down and also dupe.
I do not recall it being the effort of logging them nor
was it the trouble of duping them - afterall ten contacts
with a ZERO point station counts the same as one contact.
The problem was it made it very hard to figure out
your average points per QSO.
The first time I showed up at a CQ WW M/M I was told not to
log more than a few W stations.
Now in the age of computer logging I log everything - I log W/VE stations
even in the ARRL DX contests.
--
George Fremin III - K5TR
geoiii@kkn.net
http://www.kkn.net/~k5tr
>From KG6DV at cs.com Tue Jun 4 18:07:37 2002
From: KG6DV@cs.com (KG6DV@cs.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
Message-ID: <155.ee06880.2a2e8619@cs.com>
There have been several notes recently about the Dayton cw pileup results on
the to the Kansas City DX Club web page. If you look elsewhere on their
page you will find the sound files for the 1998 and 1999 pileup tests along
with the answer sheets. I ran the files and confirmed what I had know for
some time, I suck as a potential world class cw op. There are some features
of the sound files that play into my weaknesses. The selective filters in my
head will sync on a certain tone frequency. Once I have copied the call at
that tone I try to mentally lock onto another caller at another tone, doesnt
work, the original preferred tone distracts me. If the sound file came
complete with a rit I would do much better. On the first listen I could not
copy more than 38 callsigns from either file. The list of scores for these
years is also available on the web site and its a lot of fun to compare and
find out just how bad or good you really are. In my case it was good to
dissolve the illusion.
The potential fun is limited by the fact that the only files listed are those
from 98 and 99. Maybe the KCDXC can locate the sound files from previous
years and provide us with some additional fun. If you have never been to
Dayton or have never participated in the pileup test, this may tell you to
either avoid the embarrassment, practice more, or to make a reservation now
for next year. Log onto the KCDXC web site and have a run at it, beats
sitting around waiting for the next contest.
Aloha
Ron KH6DV (sometimes KH6VV)
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>From Dave_Hoaglin at abtassoc.com Tue Jun 4 13:15:25 2002
From: Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com (Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs for
ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15 days
after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed the need for
flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
situations.
I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
practical implications of such a change.
73, Dave K1HT
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Tue Jun 4 19:45:07 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
Message-ID: <012601c20c19$79bde900$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
de WM5R
"Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
(with the other party's permission, of course.)
I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice? "
I feel there is no question there are better calls to be used in this
contest...if you have a rarer prefix, especially now that W can work W, you
might get waited upon (run em) whereas if you are the third or 10th K4 that
someone has worked spin the know takes over!
It is precisely for this reason that we used WC4E in our Multi-Multi effort
in CW WPX from W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ station....
Jeff (WC4E) has a callsign which is almost synonymous with the WPX
contest...I know when I had pileups calling me there were many guys seeing
new prefix on their monitors and were willing to wait!
Contesting is a competitive sport...if you have found a better shaped sail
in sail boating you go with it...or a better tire in auto racing you go with
that.....
Do I have a problem with a fellow ham loaning his "unique prefix" callsign
to another ham in his quest for greater contest success...not in the least -
what are friends for?
We could have been K4NNN or K4FCG or any of the other calls licensed at
W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ in WPX CW but there is absolutely no question in my mind that
by having Jeff's call we did better - his being there to operate was a big
help, too - nice job on 15, Jeff!
Seems like a really nice "hammy" thing to do - at least to me...provided of
course it is a free choice - I would not condone anyone holding a gun to
someone's head in order to use their call during a contest...even if it were
a hired gun!
This is a fraternity, right - a good place to do fraternal kinda stuff, eh?
73,
Jim, K4OJ
>From k0xm at kc.rr.com Tue Jun 4 19:27:54 2002
From: k0xm@kc.rr.com (Chuck K0XM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
References: <155.ee06880.2a2e8619@cs.com>
Message-ID: <010301c20c1f$744391e0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Hi Ron,
I am a member of the KCDXC and will say tnx to everyone who enjoys the
pileup competition. Now for the good news...Last nite at our monthly meeting
we discussed making cd's of the sound files (including this years)along with
the answersheets and making them available. Once the final info is ready,
either I or Bill K0VBU will let you guys know.
Chuck/K0XM
ex-N0BIW
----- Original Message -----
From: <KG6DV@cs.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 4:07 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
> There have been several notes recently about the Dayton cw pileup results
on
> the to the Kansas City DX Club web page. If you look elsewhere on their
> page you will find the sound files for the 1998 and 1999 pileup tests
along
> with the answer sheets. I ran the files and confirmed what I had know
for
> some time, I suck as a potential world class cw op. There are some
features
> of the sound files that play into my weaknesses. The selective filters in
my
> head will sync on a certain tone frequency. Once I have copied the call at
> that tone I try to mentally lock onto another caller at another tone,
doesnt
> work, the original preferred tone distracts me. If the sound file came
> complete with a rit I would do much better. On the first listen I could
not
> copy more than 38 callsigns from either file. The list of scores for
these
> years is also available on the web site and its a lot of fun to compare
and
> find out just how bad or good you really are. In my case it was good to
> dissolve the illusion.
>
> The potential fun is limited by the fact that the only files listed are
those
> from 98 and 99. Maybe the KCDXC can locate the sound files from previous
> years and provide us with some additional fun. If you have never been to
> Dayton or have never participated in the pileup test, this may tell you to
> either avoid the embarrassment, practice more, or to make a reservation
now
> for next year. Log onto the KCDXC web site and have a run at it, beats
> sitting around waiting for the next contest.
>
> Aloha
> Ron KH6DV (sometimes KH6VV)
>
>
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>From n2mg at eham.net Tue Jun 4 20:36:57 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
<20020604140003.B5709@loja.kkn.net>
Message-ID: <006a01c20c20$b8189220$3201a8c0@mikehome>
K5TR wrote:
> I do not recall it being the effort of logging them nor
> was it the trouble of duping them - afterall ten contacts
> with a ZERO point station counts the same as one contact.
>
> The problem was it made it very hard to figure out
> your average points per QSO.
>
> The first time I showed up at a CQ WW M/M I was told not to
> log more than a few W stations.
Needing to calculate (or wanting to maximize) points-per-QSO is obviously
unnecessary today.
I don't need to tell most of you that the problem back in the good ol' days
was that in order to report the score immediately after the contest, one
needed to guesstimate the points-per-QSO. I recall hearing, "Using last
year's...", oh so many times on 3830. So any deviation from the norm (IOW,
too many zero-pointers) was perceived as a hidden, after-3830,
score-reducer. And since relatively few (compared to today) logs were
checked, it was of no consequence - although it should have been.
Computer logging has been the norm for well over ten years. Points-per-QSO
is calculated on the fly. No need to guess or maximize. Old habits die
hard I suppose.
73 Mike N2MG
>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Tue Jun 4 17:51:46 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SECRETS OF CONTESTING, NO. 2
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
<000901c20996$0a8aad00$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Message-ID: <008801c20c22$cc1eff00$31fc7243@sbcglobal.net>
I like the Heil footswitch. And on the well-beaten-down subject of
headphones, as I have stated before, the ONLY headphone I will ever use
again is the FOSTEX T-20. Cost about $80. I wear them without any
discomfort for 48 hours straight. Simply epoxy a Heil boom mike with HC-4
element (naturally) to the side.
Following my lead, the FOSTEX used one time or another by world class
operators like W6YA, CT1BOH, and OH2BH.
Now that I have revealed Contesting Secret No. 2, (1) the competition just
got a little tougher, and/or (2) many more of you will be operating,
comfortably, for many more hours, and we will all enjoy your presence, and
obvious skills.
Hoping to see many of you in Finland.
Vy 73
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nat Heatwole" <nat@ajheatwole.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 10:58 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil FS-2 Footswitch
> Has anyone tried the Heil FS-2 footswitch in contesting? It looks like
> it might be easier to key than many of the other footswitches that I
> have seen but I'm wondering what other contesters think. All comments
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
> 73, Nat, WZ3AR
>
>
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>From k7qq at netzero.net Wed Jun 5 03:44:00 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <003201c20c3a$dabf45c0$43741342@k7qq>
Quacks
Thats how I did it, I had the permission of the owner of WR7HE to use his
call for the WPX ssb/cw and did so. I'm responsiable for answering the
QSL's. and operating within the rules.
Rex
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>
To: "CQ Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 14:41
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
>
> --
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
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kharker@cs.utexas.edu
> University of Texas at Austin Amateur Radio Callsign:
WM5R
> Department of the Computer Sciences VP, Central Texas DX & Contest
Club
> Taylor Hall TAY 2.124 Maintainer of Linux on
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>From wd4ahz at gte.net Wed Jun 5 04:24:44 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <3CFD847C.DFBFE762@gte.net>
Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com wrote:
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
Bring it on! I usually send my logs in within a day or two anyway ...
no big deal.
73, Ron
>From k6km at cncnet.com Tue Jun 4 21:50:46 2002
From: k6km@cncnet.com (Bill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
References: <155.ee06880.2a2e8619@cs.com>
<010301c20c1f$744391e0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Message-ID: <3CFD8A96.81E09E42@cncnet.com>
* The concept and implementation are great. BUT! I searched and
didn't find how to participate. ADVERTISE! A dozen pages tacked
on the walls would have broughe a LOT more participants.
\Good luck,
Bill K6KM
****************************
Chuck K0XM wrote:
> Hi Ron,
> I am a member of the KCDXC and will say tnx to everyone who enjoys the
> pileup competition. Now for the good news...Last nite at our monthly meeting
> we discussed making cd's of the sound files (including this years)along with
> the answersheets and making them available. Once the final info is ready,
> either I or Bill K0VBU will let you guys know.
> Chuck/K0XM********
>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Tue Jun 4 23:06:15 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
References: <012601c20c19$79bde900$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <012801c20c4e$b8ba6180$31fc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Yeah, and its probably not too different than going on a DXpedition for a
contest, and "borrowing" not only their call, but also their station. And
if it adds to your score, interest in the contest, and is an all-in-all
stimulus for activity, and FUN, so what? Isn't that what contesting is
supposed to be all about?
The point is: ANYONE can do it. Just like SO2R. If you don't wish to play
the game, your choice. But don't condemn others from trying to find an
advantage.
It's just one more element of why it's a "competition". Duh.........
Vy 73
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 3:45 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
> de WM5R
>
> "Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
>
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice? "
>
>
> I feel there is no question there are better calls to be used in this
> contest...if you have a rarer prefix, especially now that W can work W,
you
> might get waited upon (run em) whereas if you are the third or 10th K4
that
> someone has worked spin the know takes over!
>
> It is precisely for this reason that we used WC4E in our Multi-Multi
effort
> in CW WPX from W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ station....
>
> Jeff (WC4E) has a callsign which is almost synonymous with the WPX
> contest...I know when I had pileups calling me there were many guys seeing
> new prefix on their monitors and were willing to wait!
>
> Contesting is a competitive sport...if you have found a better shaped sail
> in sail boating you go with it...or a better tire in auto racing you go
with
> that.....
>
> Do I have a problem with a fellow ham loaning his "unique prefix" callsign
> to another ham in his quest for greater contest success...not in the
least -
> what are friends for?
>
> We could have been K4NNN or K4FCG or any of the other calls licensed at
> W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ in WPX CW but there is absolutely no question in my mind
that
> by having Jeff's call we did better - his being there to operate was a big
> help, too - nice job on 15, Jeff!
>
> Seems like a really nice "hammy" thing to do - at least to me...provided
of
> course it is a free choice - I would not condone anyone holding a gun to
> someone's head in order to use their call during a contest...even if it
were
> a hired gun!
>
> This is a fraternity, right - a good place to do fraternal kinda stuff,
eh?
>
> 73,
>
> Jim, K4OJ
>
>
>
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>From albraun at earthlink.net Wed Jun 5 12:37:13 2002
From: albraun@earthlink.net (Alan Braun)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
References: <012601c20c19$79bde900$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <001101c20c85$57516150$b88a0b3f@alanwflpsxdfwt>
K4VX has done this for years. His wife is NS0Z and they usually use her call
in WPX from his station, which most of the time is manned by guest ops. As
long as permission has been given, I don't see a problem with it, even
though in this particular case it makes my own call sign less desirable!
Alan NS0B
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 10:45 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
> de WM5R
>
> "Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
>
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice? "
>
>
> I feel there is no question there are better calls to be used in this
> contest...if you have a rarer prefix, especially now that W can work W,
you
> might get waited upon (run em) whereas if you are the third or 10th K4
that
> someone has worked spin the know takes over!
>
> It is precisely for this reason that we used WC4E in our Multi-Multi
effort
> in CW WPX from W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ station....
>
> Jeff (WC4E) has a callsign which is almost synonymous with the WPX
> contest...I know when I had pileups calling me there were many guys seeing
> new prefix on their monitors and were willing to wait!
>
> Contesting is a competitive sport...if you have found a better shaped sail
> in sail boating you go with it...or a better tire in auto racing you go
with
> that.....
>
> Do I have a problem with a fellow ham loaning his "unique prefix" callsign
> to another ham in his quest for greater contest success...not in the
least -
> what are friends for?
>
> We could have been K4NNN or K4FCG or any of the other calls licensed at
> W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ in WPX CW but there is absolutely no question in my mind
that
> by having Jeff's call we did better - his being there to operate was a big
> help, too - nice job on 15, Jeff!
>
> Seems like a really nice "hammy" thing to do - at least to me...provided
of
> course it is a free choice - I would not condone anyone holding a gun to
> someone's head in order to use their call during a contest...even if it
were
> a hired gun!
>
> This is a fraternity, right - a good place to do fraternal kinda stuff,
eh?
>
> 73,
>
> Jim, K4OJ
>
>
>
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>From kg5u at hal-pc.org Wed Jun 5 08:31:03 2002
From: kg5u@hal-pc.org (Dale L Martin)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
In-Reply-To: <3CFD8A96.81E09E42@cncnet.com>
Message-ID: <LPBBJJHKFOOEGKEBKHOJAEGGEEAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
Hear, hear!!!
I agree.
This was my first Dayton convention.
I would have loved to have particpated/competed had I realized that the
hospitality suite I was in (down the hall from the banquet room by the
elevators) was not THE hospitality suite where the real activities were
going on (is that where the door prizes were handed out, too?).
Oh, well...next year....
dale, kg5u
>
> * The concept and implementation are great. BUT! I searched and
> didn't find how to participate. ADVERTISE! A dozen pages tacked
> on the walls would have broughe a LOT more participants.
>
> \Good luck,
>
> Bill K6KM
>
> ****************************
>
> Chuck K0XM wrote:
>
> > Hi Ron,
> > I am a member of the KCDXC and will say tnx to everyone who enjoys the
> > pileup competition. Now for the good news...Last nite at our
> monthly meeting
> > we discussed making cd's of the sound files (including this
> years)along with
> > the answersheets and making them available. Once the final info
> is ready,
> > either I or Bill K0VBU will let you guys know.
> > Chuck/K0XM********
>
>
>From N5RP at pdq.net Wed Jun 5 08:37:33 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SECRETS OF CONTESTING, NO. 2
In-Reply-To: <008801c20c22$cc1eff00$31fc7243@sbcglobal.net>
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
<000901c20996$0a8aad00$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020605073210.00b93c48@pop.pdq.net>
At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>And on the well-beaten-down subject of headphones, as I have stated
>before, the ONLY headphone I will ever use again is the FOSTEX T-20. Cost
>about $80. I wear them without any
>discomfort for 48 hours straight. Simply epoxy a Heil boom mike with HC-4
>element (naturally) to the side.
==========================>
A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive quite nicely, as well.
A hot glue gun will also serve well to seal the end of plugs where it might
be a concern for connections being strained by an inadvertent pull or tug
on the wire(s).
Another tip is to use W2IHY audio setting # 8,723 while wearing loose boxer
shorts for ragchews and tight briefs for pileup busting.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From W2CS at bellsouth.net Wed Jun 5 10:24:11 2002
From: W2CS@bellsouth.net (Gary Ferdinand W2CS)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFMENHDKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
This is an excellent idea. A week would not be too short, in my opinion,
especially given Dan's flexibility for special occasions.
73/Gary W2CS
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of
> Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com
> Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 12:15 PM
> To: CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
> lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
> Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
> familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
>
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for
> submitting logs for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would
> be 15 days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
> comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed
> the need for
> flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
> during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
> within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
> situations.
>
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
>
> 73, Dave K1HT
>
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>From thompson at mindspring.com Wed Jun 5 11:38:53 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <00dc01c20c9e$b7f136c0$358256d1@default>
I think what Dan is seeing is that most e-mail logs arrive within a day or
two of the end of a contest. IF
all contest entries were e-mail logs then there would be no problem.
However, since ARRL must accept hand logs (as do most contests) this will
only work if logs are accepted with postmarks of the date 15 days out.
Same for diskettes received.
For Dx contests I am sure ARRL receives logs up to 3 or 4 months after the
contest as overseas mail (even some airmail) takes this long.
Its not a perfect world and there are reasons why even 30 days is too short
(PC disk problems, logging program problems, business trips etc) The
question is whether Dan will accept exceptions.
Lets hope he will.
73 Dave K4JRB
> At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
> lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
> Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
> familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
>
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs
for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15
days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.)
>From k2av at contesting.com Wed Jun 5 11:48:53 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
<20020604140003.B5709@loja.kkn.net> <006a01c20c20$b8189220$3201a8c0@mikehome>
Message-ID: <005101c20ca0$1d1e9780$0500a8c0@swift>
Considering that there's a ton of people that still refuse to give you
a dupe contact and send QSO B4 instead, when QSO B4 is clearly a loser
for BOTH stations, more so for the one *sending* QSO B4, I'd guess
that only once every twenty years does the average ham set down and
read the rules for any possible improvements to modus operandi.
Among those who work the boards for corporate tech support, there is
this snippet often heard when the mic's are cut off.
RTFM
It's amazing what even college educated engineers will fail to read
and comprehend. Stuff of legends.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Gilmer" <n2mg@eham.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> K5TR wrote:
> > I do not recall it being the effort of logging them nor
> > was it the trouble of duping them - afterall ten contacts
> > with a ZERO point station counts the same as one contact.
> >
> > The problem was it made it very hard to figure out
> > your average points per QSO.
> >
> > The first time I showed up at a CQ WW M/M I was told not to
> > log more than a few W stations.
>
> Needing to calculate (or wanting to maximize) points-per-QSO is
obviously
> unnecessary today.
>
> I don't need to tell most of you that the problem back in the good
ol' days
> was that in order to report the score immediately after the contest,
one
> needed to guesstimate the points-per-QSO. I recall hearing, "Using
last
> year's...", oh so many times on 3830. So any deviation from the
norm (IOW,
> too many zero-pointers) was perceived as a hidden, after-3830,
> score-reducer. And since relatively few (compared to today) logs
were
> checked, it was of no consequence - although it should have been.
>
> Computer logging has been the norm for well over ten years.
Points-per-QSO
> is calculated on the fly. No need to guess or maximize. Old habits
die
> hard I suppose.
>
> 73 Mike N2MG
>
>
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>
>From Jimk8mr at aol.com Wed Jun 5 13:55:09 2002
From: Jimk8mr@aol.com (Jimk8mr@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/4/02 11:18:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com writes:
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15 days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.)
I find that if I submit a log 29 days after the contest, it is probably
because I have forgotten about it since about day 3.
It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign up,
that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects your
call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would send
out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log. This might
happen 10-15 days after the contest.
Something like this has been done for the sprints, I suspect with some human
intervention.
73 - Jim K8MR
>From 00tlzivney at bsu.edu Wed Jun 5 13:44:03 2002
From: 00tlzivney@bsu.edu (Zivney, Terry L.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D206E7E@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
I don't think one should expect to receive an exception.
Exception means rare, and is subject to discretion, which
could change in the future.
Furthermore, there are legitimate reasons for longer periods
to submit a log. For example, the month of November is
especially busy - an op has just finished a grueling 48 hours
in the CQWW fone contest at the end of October, and now
hits: SSCW, SSFone, CQWW CW, and for stateside guys, Thanksgiving
holiday with attendent family pressures. Keeping in mind the
Amateur's Code from the ARRL handbooks, ham radio is a hobby -
and is secondary to one's primary obligations to family, job,
etc. Thus, it may be difficult to find time to submit the log,
especially if one is trying to think up witty comments for
the soapbox writeup.
What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
for log submission?
Terry Zivney, N4TZ/9
-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Ferdinand W2CS [mailto:W2CS@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 8:24 AM
To: CQ-Contest@contesting.com
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
This is an excellent idea. A week would not be too short, in my opinion,
especially given Dan's flexibility for special occasions.
73/Gary W2CS
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of
> Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com
> Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 12:15 PM
> To: CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
> lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
> Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
> familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
>
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for
> submitting logs for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would
> be 15 days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
> comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed
> the need for
> flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
> during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
> within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
> situations.
>
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
>
> 73, Dave K1HT
>
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>From ad1c at yahoo.com Wed Jun 5 11:56:15 2002
From: ad1c@yahoo.com (Jim Reisert)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFMENHDKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
Message-ID: <20020605175615.42605.qmail@web13607.mail.yahoo.com>
OK, so they're going to cut the deadline in half, from 30 days to 15 days.
Does this mean the RESULTS will be computed and printed twice as fast? I doubt
it.
73 - Jim AD1C
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:52:29 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 New England QSO Party - All Final Claimed Scores
Message-ID: <200206051752.g55HqT321704@localhost.localdomain>
2002 New England QSO Party - All Final Claimed Scores
Submit logs by: June 4, 2002
E-mail logs to: logs@neqp.org
Mail logs to:
NEQP
PO Box 3005
Framingham, MA 01705-3005
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State M/S Mobile LP
K1JB 147 67 49 9 17,689 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Fixed HP
NB1B(@W1KM) 595 650 77 20 141,680
AA1ON 417 969 45 19 137,028
K1GU 392 63 65 11 55,055
W1UK 302 113 64 5 45,888 YCCC
N1SV 0 403 62 4 24,986 YCCC
K1PX 0 131 22 3 2,882
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Fixed LP
NY1S 490 103 69 20 74,727
WA1FCN 359 194 61 18 67,466 YCCC
K2KQ/1 424 0 69 16 54,272 YCCC
N1SNB 327 129 40 10 43,000 YCCC
K1HT 188 11 47 18,189 Framingham Amateur R
K3FT 17 3 12 1 444 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Fixed QRP
K1RC 210 30 43 11 19,350 New England QRP Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Mobile LP
K1KI/M 712 0 63 18 89,712 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State M/S Fixed HP
W6YX 119 274 63 18 32,256 NCCC
KA6BIM 84 237 62 20 25,110 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State M/S Fixed LP
N0HF 123 151 61 15 24,217 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Fixed HP
K1PQS 403 0 62 14 49,972
K6LL 135 291 63 12 35,343 SCCC
LY3BA 123 116 60 21,600 Kaunas University of
N4CW 109 91 53 16,377 PVRC
K6III 95 49 43 6 10,277 NCCC
WB2BHC 71 14 42 5 6,552 FRC
K3WW 71 10 25 6 3,300 FRC
VK2CZ 0 50 32 1,600
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Fixed LP
N4PN 156 286 67 20 40,133 FCG
W8MJ 171 186 61 13 32,208 MRRC
N4BP 110 191 61 25,071 FCG
N6ZFO 134 115 52 10 19,916 NCCC
WN6K 43 163 57 14,193 SCCC
AE6Y 61 67 48 4 9,072 NCCC
W4SAA 111 0 37 8,214 FCG
KE5OG 0 153 51 7 7,803
K8MR 78 28 39 6 7,176 MRRC
N5FPW 0 138 48 12 6,624
N2GC 64 19 34 3 4,998 YCCC
W4WS(N4VHK) 29 54 39 3 4,368 PVRC
NO5W 60 0 29 6 3,480
K5OT 56 0 24 2 2,688 SMC
NS3T 36 25 27 3 2,619
K0OU 21 34 27 2,052 Kansas City DX Club
K9JLS 0 57 35 1,995 SMC
VE3SRE 11 30 19 4 969 Ontario DX Associati
SV1XV 30 0 15 900
W6ZZZ 1 24 14 364 NCCC
VE9DX 21 0 0 21
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Fixed QRP
K8ZT 58 10 33 4,158
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Mobile LP
KU8E/M 21 10 20 1,040 SECC
Operators:
K1JB K1JB,K1MV
K1TTT K1TTT,NJ1F,W1TO
KA6BIM KA6BIM,NT6K
KB1H KB1DFB,KB1H,N1XS
N0HF AB0MV,AE0Q,N0HF,WW1M
W6YX K6ENT,N6DE,N7MH,W6LD,W7SW
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:54:17 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206051754.g55HsHC21715@localhost.localdomain>
2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Submit logs by: (see your national society rules)
E-mail logs to: (see your national society rules)
Mail logs to:
(see your national society rules)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open LP
DK0WT/P(DK2GZ) 910 168 528,192
DF0BK/P 667 120 24 274,440
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Restricted LP
DL0UP/P 925 170 24 540,770 L11
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed HP
F5IN 724 126 323,064 U.F.T.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed LP
LY1DS 258 55 3 51,590 Lithuanian DX
YL2PN 100 30 3 393 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Open HP
VE3XAX 354 76 19 89,224 U-VE Contest Club
Operators:
DF0BK/P DL4SDW,DL4SDX,DL5SEJ,DL8SCG
DL0UP/P DL1EFD,DL1EFO
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:56:45 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206051756.g55HujT21729@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 7 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:58:47 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206051758.g55HwlI21742@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From headrick at radar.nrl.navy.mil Wed Jun 5 19:41:06 2002
From: headrick@radar.nrl.navy.mil (James Headrick)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
In-Reply-To: <20020604094126.B19751@cs.utexas.edu>
Message-ID: <5.0.0.25.2.20020605181144.00a695b0@radar.nrl.navy.mil>
Well Kenneth, back when I was first licensed (Federal Radio Com., not FCC),
the callsign was firmly associated with the radio equipment and
location. I guess by popular demand in the amateur service anyway, the
callsign association transitioned to the operator. Now, the callsign has
become a commodity that can be used by any qualified operator with the
owners permission. This progression can be considered a form of
progress. 73 Jim w3cp
At 09:41 6/4/2002 -0500, you wrote:
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
>of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
>own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
>(with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
>
>--
>----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>Kenneth E. Harker "Vox Clamantis in Deserto" kharker@cs.utexas.edu
>From AA4NC at aol.com Wed Jun 5 15:45:02 2002
From: AA4NC@aol.com (AA4NC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] need K9DX, W3TS, K2TOP, N7IR E-mail addresses
Message-ID: <a8.c86293e.2a2fb62e@aol.com>
I need e-mail addresses for these calls who operated in the 2001 ARRL 160m
contest
K9DX
K2TOP
W3TS
N7IR
Thanks,
Will
>From n2mg at eham.net Wed Jun 5 19:10:12 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <002d01c20cdd$c43e05e0$3201a8c0@mikehome>
I'm sure all the anti-log-sanitizing nazis will be happy, but the
programmers might not be. Now they have but a few days to fix any
Cabrillo-generation bugs that might not be discovered until late. (I know, I
know, they are ALL supermen and there are never any bugs.)
Also, this would put the deadline for several large contests right on top of
other large contests (ARRL DX phone occurs 2 wks after ARRL DX CW; SS phone
is two wks after SS CW). Currently, I don't have to worry about submitting
any of the big-four Fall contest logs until after CQWW CW is over.
I'm not against change, but it should have a purpose... Is this to speed
up the publication of the results on the web or in QST? (Personally, I can
wait the extra 15 days...) Or is it to cut down on that nasty evil of log
sanitizing? (Which IMO is not as pervasive as some seem to believe.) Or
will it simply serve to make slightly more acute one of contesting's
existing burdens? If Dan is going to entertain "special situations" (and I
don't envy him this), why not make the deadline one week (or less)? Then
when your only Internet-enabled PC crashes, or your ISP goes down, you, too,
can cry "foul!"
Mike N2MG
P.S. I do not perform any post-contest log sanitizing nor do I often take
more than a few days to submit my log.
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs
for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15
days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
> comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed the need
for
> flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
> during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
> within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
> situations.
>
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Wed Jun 5 19:52:20 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
Message-ID: <013601c20ce5$621850c0$03010a0a@office1>
Does anyone know if there is any way to have my meager logged flagged as a
"check log" when submitted for the CW WPX?
Due to lack of time that weekend, I made an appalling low number of contacts
(no, I'm not telling you how many, it's embarrassing!) and while I have no
problem helping out the log checkers, I don't want to make an "official"
entry.
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From SteveBaron at starlinx.com Thu Jun 6 01:06:48 2002
From: SteveBaron@starlinx.com (Steve Baron - KB3MM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
Message-ID: <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
immediately e-mail it and be done.
----- Original Message -----
From: <Jimk8mr@aol.com>
To: <Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com>; <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 16:55
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> In a message dated 6/4/02 11:18:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com writes:
>
> > One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs
for
> > ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15
days
> > after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> > 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> > however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or
is
> > merely under consideration.)
>
>
> I find that if I submit a log 29 days after the contest, it is probably
> because I have forgotten about it since about day 3.
>
> It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign
up,
> that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects your
> call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would
send
> out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log. This might
> happen 10-15 days after the contest.
>
> Something like this has been done for the sprints, I suspect with some
human
> intervention.
>
>
> 73 - Jim K8MR
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>
>From no5w at txucom.net Wed Jun 5 20:39:01 2002
From: no5w@txucom.net (Charles Sanders)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
In-Reply-To: <013601c20ce5$621850c0$03010a0a@office1>
Message-ID: <000001c20cf2$8e5a0b80$6401a8c0@EMOCSANDER>
Ron --
In the Cabrillo summary sheet spec www.kkn.net/~trey/cabrillo/ CheckLog is
indicated as one of the categories although the official rules do not
mention anything about that as a category.
Never tried that myself although I have had the opportunity with many meager
scores!
73/Chuck/NO5W
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Ron Notarius WN3VAW
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 5:52 PM
To: CQ Contest
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
Does anyone know if there is any way to have my meager logged flagged as a
"check log" when submitted for the CW WPX?
Due to lack of time that weekend, I made an appalling low number of contacts
(no, I'm not telling you how many, it's embarrassing!) and while I have no
problem helping out the log checkers, I don't want to make an "official"
entry.
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
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CQ-Contest mailing list
CQ-Contest@contesting.com
http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From k1dg at ix.netcom.com Wed Jun 5 18:41:26 2002
From: k1dg@ix.netcom.com (k1dg@ix.netcom.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
Message-ID: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>I wear them without any
>discomfort for 48 hours straight.
N5RP added:
>A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
>quite nicely, as well.
I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first hour
or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head for the
next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks for the
tip, guys!
73,
Doug K1DG
p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my hair?
>From kk9a at arrl.net Wed Jun 5 20:54:15 2002
From: kk9a@arrl.net (kk9a@arrl.net)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <001d01c20cf4$af390b60$a35f70d1@kk9a>
I've operated a number of contests from various Caribbean locations. I
usually center the contest around a vacation so it may be a week or two
before I arrive back home. Once home there's usually a lot of catching up
to do with numerous home chores and work projects. I don't travel with
email so I need a lot of time to submit my logs. Those doing paper logs
certainly benefit by having this amount of time. Even if you computer log,
your computer may break down and it may take a while to get the data
straightened out. I like the four week log submission period, especially
with work and family obligations.
>From n4zr at contesting.com Wed Jun 5 22:19:58 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020605211745.024baa40@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
At 12:06 AM 6/6/02 +0000, Steve Baron - KB3MM wrote:
>Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
>immediately e-mail it and be done.
Because, as someone else commented, November is loaded with contests, and
there are a few other things going on. More to the point, what possible
anti-cheating benefit is derived from cutting the deadline from 30 to 15
days? How can that change affect the incidence of log-fudging in any
meaningful way? Inquiring minds want to know!
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From swca at swbell.net Wed Jun 5 22:32:30 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D206E7E@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
Message-ID: <056901c20d03$711b9050$0100a8c0@TL01>
> What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
> for log submission?
I think there is too much time at present between the event and the results.
Reducing the time frame for log submission could contribute directly to
shortening this time. I think it's a good idea.
Mark, N5OT
>From swca at swbell.net Wed Jun 5 22:36:11 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
Message-ID: <056b01c20d03$714e1200$0100a8c0@TL01>
> It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign
up,
> that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects your
> call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would
send
> out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log.
What an absolutely great idea. The miracles of modern technology could be
put to good use.
Mark, N5OT
>From cte98244 at centurytel.net Thu Jun 6 03:56:26 2002
From: cte98244@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001901c20d05$c127be00$7a365b40@mirage>
That explains your bald spot...
73, Ward N0AX
> >A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
> >quite nicely, as well.
>
> I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first
hour or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head
for the next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks
for the tip, guys!
>
> 73,
>
> Doug K1DG
>
> p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my
hair?
>From swca at swbell.net Wed Jun 5 23:00:18 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01>
KB3MM asks:
> Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
> immediately e-mail it and be done.
The reason I rarely do that is because preparing the log is a tedious and
time consuming process which is about the last thing I would want to do
right after opeating a (long) contest. I might do it after a Sprint, but
getting a big log with lots of QSOs ready is another matter. Making a big
log presentable takes time and clarity.
If you are suggesting not cleaning up the log, that is a different topic.
Mark, N5OT
>From dennis.mcalpine at verizon.net Thu Jun 6 00:05:45 2002
From: dennis.mcalpine@verizon.net (Dennis McAlpine)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <009e01c20d07$0d643b80$b69ffea9@oemcomputer>
Doug,
I dunno about the ears but I have found that being bald helps keep glue off
one's hair, usually. The other problem I found was that after a phone
contest it was difficult to eat with the mike glued to one's lips. I
learned eventually to leave a hole into which I could insert a straw. I
also got some strange looks when I went to work on a Monday altho on Wall
Street nobody says much. They probably though I was just a new cold caller.
The other problem is that your head can get addicted to hot glue. After a
while your head gets heavy which leads to neck aches...or permanently bowed
heads...or cw only ops.
Remember, FD is coming, even tho it isn't a contest..
.
73,
Dennis K2SX
----- Original Message -----
From: <k1dg@ix.netcom.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 8:41 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
> At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>
> >I wear them without any
> >discomfort for 48 hours straight.
>
> N5RP added:
>
> >A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
> >quite nicely, as well.
>
> I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first
hour or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head
for the next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks
for the tip, guys!
>
> 73,
>
> Doug K1DG
>
> p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my
hair?
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From ludal at dmv.com Thu Jun 6 01:28:45 2002
From: ludal@dmv.com (Dallas Carter)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <00bb01c20d12$a67bd160$e7ea21a2@com>
Lots of comments on this, but most are using tunnel vision.
IMHO there is more to consider than a single op with a 1000 QSO
computerized log.
Why not send your comments to Dan and let him weigh your inputs
instead of beating the issue to death here.
73 Dallas W3PP
>From trogo at telegraphy.com Thu Jun 6 07:04:08 2002
From: trogo@telegraphy.com (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001501c20d17$9791f850$04288144@HP5495>
Was wondering why your ears looked a little "stretched out" when I saw you
at Dayton Doug. Oh well - what
we won't do for contesting comfort!
Tony N7BG
----- Original Message -----
From: <k1dg@ix.netcom.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 1:41 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
> At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>
> >I wear them without any
> >discomfort for 48 hours straight.
>
> N5RP added:
>
> >A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
> >quite nicely, as well.
>
> I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first
hour or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head
for the next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks
for the tip, guys!
>
> 73,
>
> Doug K1DG
>
> p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my
hair?
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>
>From k7qq at netzero.net Thu Jun 6 02:53:27 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <000201c20d16$fd250aa0$4bf83442@k7qq>
GOSH Don't You know its gotta be cleaned up before submission ?
Quack
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Baron - KB3MM" <SteveBaron@starlinx.com>
To: <Jimk8mr@aol.com>; <Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com>;
<CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 00:06
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
> immediately e-mail it and be done.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <Jimk8mr@aol.com>
> To: <Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com>; <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 16:55
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> > In a message dated 6/4/02 11:18:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> > Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com writes:
> >
> > > One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting
logs
> for
> > > ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be
15
> days
> > > after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to
the
> > > 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later
information,
> > > however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or
> is
> > > merely under consideration.)
> >
> >
> > I find that if I submit a log 29 days after the contest, it is probably
> > because I have forgotten about it since about day 3.
> >
> > It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign
> up,
> > that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects
your
> > call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would
> send
> > out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log. This
might
> > happen 10-15 days after the contest.
> >
> > Something like this has been done for the sprints, I suspect with some
> human
> > intervention.
> >
> >
> > 73 - Jim K8MR
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
> >
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From k7qq at netzero.net Thu Jun 6 02:55:46 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] need K9DX, W3TS, K2TOP, N7IR E-mail addresses
Message-ID: <000301c20d17$0059f6e0$4bf83442@k7qq>
Sometimes a simple web search with GOOGLE with the call sign will reveal
this kind of info .. You might be supprised at how many hits occur if you do
one on your own call.
Quack.
----- Original Message -----
From: <AA4NC@aol.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 18:45
Subject: [CQ-Contest] need K9DX, W3TS, K2TOP, N7IR E-mail addresses
> I need e-mail addresses for these calls who operated in the 2001 ARRL
160m
> contest
>
> K9DX
> K2TOP
> W3TS
> N7IR
>
> Thanks,
>
> Will
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From k2wr at njdxa.org Thu Jun 6 10:52:31 2002
From: k2wr@njdxa.org (Rich K2WR)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001001c20d61$6890bce0$0200a8c0@5j08601>
Doug:
Broadcast industry professionals know it's much better to shave your head
and use gaffers tape!
Rich
>From robert.email at btinternet.com Thu Jun 6 18:08:56 2002
From: robert.email@btinternet.com (Robert Morgan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil Pro HeadSet and Mk-V
In-Reply-To: <NEEKLIDFJLIAMNDFKNADCEBCCBAA.andymorgan.email@btinternet.com>
Message-ID: <BMECLBMPONOEFMLOMKCBGEKFCDAA.robert.email@btinternet.com>
Hi
For the last few months we have been trying to get the Heil Pro Headset to
work well with the Yaesu FT-1000MP MK-V, but so far it has resulted in thin
audio
that sounds 2 s points weaker than our MD-200 desk mic. But it is very nice
to use a headset whilst contesting. We have tried both the HC4 and HC5
inserts but have had no luck. We have used the same headset with a contest
club on an FT-1000MP and had OK results. Any help will be appreciated.
73 DE M0TTT, M5ZAP catch you in the Jubilee contest as MQ5ZAP
>From swca at swbell.net Thu Jun 6 15:45:05 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
KB3MM asked me:
> The log is the log. What's to clean up ?
Here are a few examples:
Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the ensuing
damage control.
Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
can't go in and correct it later.
Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk list" -
I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to submitting
the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
Sounds like you really want to talk about the topic of massaging or
sanitizing which is beyond the scope of my first comment. There are plenty
of reasons an op would want to make his log presentable before pressing
"send" which in many people's opinion fall short of "massaging" or
"sanitizing" from a practical standpoint. Nobody's perfect.
Mark, N5OT
>From n4zr at contesting.com Thu Jun 6 16:12:45 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] The next great toy
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020606145547.024be6d0@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
In Dayton, I had the chance to see a demo and talk with the inventor of the
device he calls "The Time Machine." Simply put, this inexpensive unit
allows you to receive ALL of an 80-khz slice of any HF band, and record 6
hours (per tape) of the whole band segment on a VHS stereo VCR. Then you
can go back, at your leisure, and play back any time slice, tuning across
with your receiver to revisit any station, anywhere within that frequency
band.
The possibilities strike me as endless -- imagine being able to record the
first 6 hours on 14000-14080, for example, and play it back later to find
out why you did better or worse than the competition. See how W3LPL or
KC1XX were doing, what they were working and when, while you were
struggling, or soaring, on the same band. Or you could put one at a
station on another continent, and hear later how the whole contest sounded
from over there.
Check out http://www.expandedspectrumsystems.com/prod2.html for the full
story. I have no financial interest -- just think the CQ-Contest audience
should hear about this.
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From KG6DV at cs.com Thu Jun 6 17:27:25 2002
From: KG6DV@cs.com (KG6DV@cs.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Hot glue removal
Message-ID: <18.20405529.2a311fad@cs.com>
Im not sure about ears, however, hot glue in the hair can be removed by using
some of N6TJ'S now famous (see N6TJ previous contest tip contribution)
"contest grade chewing gum" ....... works very well Im told.
Ron KH6DV
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>From kcechura at umr.edu Thu Jun 6 17:03:11 2002
From: kcechura@umr.edu (Ken Cechura)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] headset for 706
In-Reply-To: <BMECLBMPONOEFMLOMKCBGEKFCDAA.robert.email@btinternet.com>
References: <NEEKLIDFJLIAMNDFKNADCEBCCBAA.andymorgan.email@btinternet.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020606160137.02143800@pop3.umr.edu>
buying a 706. was wondering what to do about a headset for bopth general
operating and contesting....does anyone have anything to say about the
HS706 (the Heil mic FOR the 706) vs. a computer headset using the circuit
outlined in a QST a couple months ago?
thanks
Ken
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Kenneth R. Cechura, KC9UMR //
// kcechura@umr.edu //
// President, W0EEE, 2002 //
// University of Missouri-Rolla Amateur Radio Club //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>From w3cf at comcast.net Thu Jun 6 18:59:35 2002
From: w3cf@comcast.net (Doug Priest)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Utopia
Message-ID: <NFBBKEEFALNKFAKNGPCKMEILCEAA.w3cf@comcast.net>
This has to be an example of Ham Utopia. One of my friends ( a contester and
DXpeditioner) sent this to me. He shall remain nameless but I thought
sharing his glee most worthwhile...........He has a bid in on some property.
got the permits in 2 hours, before I even own the damn place, u gotta love
that... two 100' 45G... they even allow guy anchors inside the 25'BRL and in
the reserve septic! I guess I had my stuff together, they took the canned
rohn drawings and my hand-drawn site plan and stamped them APPROVED PLANS hi
hi. This county is soooo ham friendly, it qualified for residential fast
trak same day permit! The guy checked w/super and came out with solemn look
and said federal law says we have to give u these permits, here you are, all
fees waived except $55!
I will share the QTH information for 25 thousand dollars :-) He'd KILL
me :-)
Nice to see the good reports once in a while. Heaven knows the troubles most
of us have had...
Have a great summer....IARU/WRTC around the corner now.
73
Doug W3CF
Doug Priest W3CF
Hatfield, Pa.
19440-3958
doug@w3cf.com
http://www.w3cf.com
>From kr6x at kr6x.com Thu Jun 6 16:39:40 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones, KR6X)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] The next great toy
References: <5.1.0.14.2.20020606145547.024be6d0@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <009401c20dab$0d0930b0$963fca96@pacesetter.com>
I used to do this with a Betamax recorder, using a Drake R4A
receiver as the front end. The sensitivity wasn't great, because
the RF gain was cranked back low, and the bandwidth was only
~6 -10 KHz with varying attenuation, but it was limited primarily
by the R4A first IF crystal filter rather than the VCR. Had to fudge
the "BFO" l.o. way out of alignment to put the filter into proper
perspective. I "FM-ed" the output of my T4X with the carrier
gain cut all the way to zero into a dummy load and listened on
the receiver to play the signals back. You could hear a lot of CW
signals tuning around in that bandwidth, and it made for great
post-contest fun and games.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pete Smith" <n4zr@contesting.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 12:12
Subject: [CQ-Contest] The next great toy
> In Dayton, I had the chance to see a demo and talk with the inventor of
the
> device he calls "The Time Machine." Simply put, this inexpensive unit
> allows you to receive ALL of an 80-khz slice of any HF band, and record 6
> hours (per tape) of the whole band segment on a VHS stereo VCR. Then you
> can go back, at your leisure, and play back any time slice, tuning across
> with your receiver to revisit any station, anywhere within that frequency
> band.
>
> The possibilities strike me as endless -- imagine being able to record the
> first 6 hours on 14000-14080, for example, and play it back later to find
> out why you did better or worse than the competition. See how W3LPL or
> KC1XX were doing, what they were working and when, while you were
> struggling, or soaring, on the same band. Or you could put one at a
> station on another continent, and hear later how the whole contest sounded
> from over there.
>
> Check out http://www.expandedspectrumsystems.com/prod2.html for the full
> story. I have no financial interest -- just think the CQ-Contest audience
> should hear about this.
>
>
> 73, Pete N4ZR
>
> Check out the World HF
> Contest Station Database at
> www.pvrc.org
>
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From n4gi at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 6 20:04:14 2002
From: n4gi@tampabay.rr.com (Blake M. Meinecke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <001001c20dae$8abce120$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
N5OT writes
> Here are a few examples:
>
> Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
> program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
ensuing
> damage control.
This one might be legitimate, but why wait till afterward?? I do it when
it's still fresh in my head (after a break, or between the next band
change).
>
> Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
> can't go in and correct it later.
..... Or just look up the correct spelling on QRZ.com??? Log checking
software is pretty advanced. I might be wrong, but aren't some mistakes
errred on the side of "typos" anyway??? (depending on the contest)
>
> Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk
list" -
> I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to submitting
> the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
In my experience, the cabrillo log checking robots would not compute this in
a data field and they would send you a "danger Will Robinson" reply
immediately. You can then go and edit that line and resubmit. Gab/notes
don't go into the cabrillo log anyway they?
When the contest time is up, it's up. I press save and send it off.
Blake N4GI
>From SteveBaron at starlinx.com Fri Jun 7 01:54:49 2002
From: SteveBaron@starlinx.com (Steve Baron - KB3MM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <010d01c20dbf$501ba9a0$692267cf@sfb>
Just want to see the process speeded up.
I just did learn that some logging program actually puts comments in the log
? WOW ! Glad I don't use that one.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Beckwith" <swca@swbell.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 19:45
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> KB3MM asked me:
>
> > The log is the log. What's to clean up ?
>
> Here are a few examples:
>
> Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
> program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
ensuing
> damage control.
>
> Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
> can't go in and correct it later.
>
> Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk
list" -
> I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to submitting
> the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
>
> Sounds like you really want to talk about the topic of massaging or
> sanitizing which is beyond the scope of my first comment. There are
plenty
> of reasons an op would want to make his log presentable before pressing
> "send" which in many people's opinion fall short of "massaging" or
> "sanitizing" from a practical standpoint. Nobody's perfect.
>
> Mark, N5OT
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
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>From kg5u at hal-pc.org Thu Jun 6 22:16:09 2002
From: kg5u@hal-pc.org (Dale L Martin)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
In-Reply-To: <001001c20d61$6890bce0$0200a8c0@5j08601>
Message-ID: <LPBBJJHKFOOEGKEBKHOJOEHNEEAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
Duct tape works well.
I'm not a frequent SSB contest participant. Also, a few years ago, I threw
out a couple of my old boom mic/headsets (the headphones were shot). For
one SSB contest I did get into a year or two ago, I took my Ten-Tec desk mic
and some duct tape and fashioned a loop to hang the mic stand with the base
against my chest and the mic near my mouth. Worked great! No tape to rip
off my scalp after the contest and lose hair--I'm doing that naturally and
medically.
73,
dale, kg5u
>
> Doug:
>
> Broadcast industry professionals know it's much better to shave your head
> and use gaffers tape!
>
> Rich
>
>
>From kr1g at hotmail.com Fri Jun 7 03:56:26 2002
From: kr1g@hotmail.com (ted demopoulos)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <F132DSwLHI1VHt8fddA00019ac1@hotmail.com>
>
>When the contest time is up, it's up. I press save and send it off.
>
Not for me. I fix calls like G444XYZ (sticky key probably) and ##DF2ABC
(clearly a typo). Obvious stuff I got wrong, and 95% of the time I KNOW it's
wrong ahead of time, but didn;t have the time or inclination to fix it
during the test (I haven't slept for 30 hours, I'm running at 100+, and I
type G444444444444444444ABC. I make a mental note to fix it when times get
slow, and maybe forget).
Also damn time errors. Writelog, god bless its heart, did a timesetback
(thats's a verb folks) during WPX SSB due to daylight savings time in
England. I manually editing over 1000 times (and got a few wrong when I
rechecked).
That said, I approve of faster log submittal times.
73
Ted KT1V ex KR1G
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>From SteveBaron at starlinx.com Fri Jun 7 05:31:26 2002
From: SteveBaron@starlinx.com (Steve Baron - KB3MM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<001001c20dae$8abce120$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <022e01c20ddd$c466cc40$692267cf@sfb>
Wondered how many band problems existed anyway with logging programs reading
the rigs frequency ....in 2002.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Blake M. Meinecke" <n4gi@tampabay.rr.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 23:04
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> N5OT writes
>
> > Here are a few examples:
> >
> > Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on
the
> > program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
> ensuing
> > damage control.
>
> This one might be legitimate, but why wait till afterward?? I do it when
> it's still fresh in my head (after a break, or between the next band
> change).
>
> >
> > Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say
I
> > can't go in and correct it later.
>
> ..... Or just look up the correct spelling on QRZ.com??? Log checking
> software is pretty advanced. I might be wrong, but aren't some mistakes
> errred on the side of "typos" anyway??? (depending on the contest)
>
> >
> > Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk
> list" -
> > I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to
submitting
> > the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
>
> In my experience, the cabrillo log checking robots would not compute this
in
> a data field and they would send you a "danger Will Robinson" reply
> immediately. You can then go and edit that line and resubmit. Gab/notes
> don't go into the cabrillo log anyway they?
>
> When the contest time is up, it's up. I press save and send it off.
>
> Blake N4GI
>
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>From k5zd at charter.net Fri Jun 7 04:42:18 2002
From: k5zd@charter.net (Randy Thompson, K5ZD)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <056901c20d03$711b9050$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <NDBBJODEMLLOGMDJBPCDGEJBDJAA.k5zd@charter.net>
I don't think log submission is the gating item in the log checking or
results generation process! If you are going to allow exceptions, why
bother to shorten the deadline.
I would attack the problem a different way. Give us an incentive to submit
more quickly!
Randy, K5ZD
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Mark Beckwith
> Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 02:33 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> > What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
> > for log submission?
>
> I think there is too much time at present between the event and
> the results.
> Reducing the time frame for log submission could contribute directly to
> shortening this time. I think it's a good idea.
>
> Mark, N5OT
>
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>From wk6i at twistedoak.com Thu Jun 6 21:42:51 2002
From: wk6i@twistedoak.com (Jeff Stai WK6I)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <001001c20dae$8abce120$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
<011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020606203746.0bb29e90@mail.megapathdsl.net>
At 04:04 PM 6/6/2002, Blake M. Meinecke wrote:
>N5OT writes
>
>> Here are a few examples:
>>
>> Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
>> program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
>ensuing
>> damage control.
>
>This one might be legitimate, but why wait till afterward?? I do it when
>it's still fresh in my head (after a break, or between the next band
>change).
I keep a paper notepad next to my operating position to keep track of things
like this to go back and fix later.
Better to do it later in calm moment than in the heat of battle...
>>
>> Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
>> can't go in and correct it later.
>
>..... Or just look up the correct spelling on QRZ.com??? Log checking
>software is pretty advanced. I might be wrong, but aren't some mistakes
>errred on the side of "typos" anyway??? (depending on the contest)
I'd rather go back and fix it than depend on the kindness of the log
checkers (no offence meant to any log checkers!-).
I will correct obvious misteaks - if the name entered is "jefg" I know it
should be "jeff" - UNLESS I make a note of the unusual name in my paper
notes. This works for me, anyway.
>>
73 - jeff wk6i
Jeff Stai Twisted Oak Winery LLC
Email jds@twistedoak.com
Amateur Radio WK6I
ROC Web Page http://www.rocstock.org/
>From kl7y at alaska.net Fri Jun 7 06:01:09 2002
From: kl7y@alaska.net (Dan Robbins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<010d01c20dbf$501ba9a0$692267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <3D003005.B0F848AE@alaska.net>
Single ops seem to have no problem with sending logs in right away, but some of
our multi-op efforts resulted in logs that were totally screwed up. At one
point we had a lot of RF getting into the computers and we had to manually
search the logs for calls like XQY7JO63C. These were not calls we typed in,
these were gibberish calls that showed up in the log off screen during the
contest, so we didn't know they were there until a post-contest examination.
With the 3 plus 1 penalty in CQ WW we could have easily lost a large percentage
of our actual score. Sometimes the RF was there and sometimes it wasn't.
Fortunately, the problem seems to have departed, but I still check. And it
takes time to go through thousands of Qs.
Another time we had a computer go screwy and start doubling contacts, that is,
we would enter KH7R on 20, for example, and then out of nowhere KH7R would also
show up as a QSO on 80. That one took a while to fix. Then there was the time
the commercial power took a hit and we came back up OK except after the contest
the times were 7 hours off. Another time we came up after a power hit with the
wrong date. Both those took a lot of post-contest time to fix. (Yes I did buy
a UPS and it got some use in WPX CW!) One time I had to ask for a log filing
extension just to get things ironed out.
Did you ever log part of the contest on paper and the rest on computer? Try
sending that one in right after contest.
There are a lot of times I go to sleep shortly after the contest and 12 hours
later I'm headed to the airport only to be out of town for a week or two. I
guess if I didn't have any other life, I just stayed home, computers never
crashed, the power company got their act together and I ran only single-op QRP
I would probably want to reduce the log deadline to right after the contest.
Until that time I vote NO.
Dan KL7Y
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Fri Jun 7 07:22:17 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE HELSINKI OLYMPIC GAMES
Message-ID: <01c20dd2$86fb3ae0$LocalHost@default>
50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE HELSINKI OLYMPIC GAMES
Exactly fifty years before the opening of the WRTC2002 Games in Helsinki this
year,
there was a ceremony on the Arctic Circle in the always exotic Lapland (OH9) to
mark the lighting of the Olympic torch and the start of the relaying of the
torch on a
long journey to Helsinki.
The Olympic Stadium was packed full on July 19, 1952 during the opening
ceremony
of the XV Olympic Games in Helsinki. This year we are celebrating the 50th
anniversary of the greatest event in Finnish sports history.
Those participating in the greatest and most spirited event in radio
contesting,
WRTC2002, are encouraged to join in the July 19, 2002 festivities at the
Helsinki
Olympic Stadium when footage of the original opening ceremony will connect us
from 1952 to the present day in a true Olympic spirit.
The WRTC2002 symbol featuring the Helsinki Olympic Tower reminds us of the
unparalleled Spirit of Helsinki, the strength of this small nation.
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Fri Jun 7 08:09:26 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones - N6TJ secret
Message-ID: <00bd01c20e13$c97746c0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
K1DG asks:
"Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my hair?"
Why bother - since this was hot glue - seems best to leave it Doug, you can
probably re-use it by simply putting your head in a microwave and warming it
up just prior to the next contest!
Shouldn't this discussion be moved to the HPH (high performance headphones)
Reflector?
73,
Jim, K4OJ
>From n4zr at contesting.com Fri Jun 7 08:45:05 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] A milestone of sorts
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020607074040.024c6060@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
Today, the number of stations in the World HF Contest Station Database
passed the 2000 mark. Are YOU listed? Is your listing current? It only
takes a moment, at http://www.pvrc.org/WCSD/WCSDSearch.htm
73, Pete N4ZR
>From kharker at cs.utexas.edu Fri Jun 7 08:57:27 2002
From: kharker@cs.utexas.edu (Kenneth E. Harker)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <3D003005.B0F848AE@alaska.net>; from Dan Robbins on Fri, Jun 07,
2002 at 05:01:09AM +0100
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01> <010d01c20dbf$501ba9a0$692267cf@sfb>
<3D003005.B0F848AE@alaska.net>
Message-ID: <20020607075727.B26699@cs.utexas.edu>
To answer the question posed about how hard is to log contacts
on the wrong band given that in 2002 everyone has computer control
of the rigs...
It is very easy to log contacts on the wrong band in a VHF contest.
There are no "all-band" VHF/UHF contest radios. A typical VHF contest
station might look like: http://n5xu.ae.utexas.edu/n5xu/vhf.html
You have one or two rigs for 50, 144, and 432, but you need to use
transverters for 222, 1296, etc. You may have almost one rig per band,
and I don't know of any major contest logging software that can handle
the concept of five or six computer-controlled rigs, with each one
representing one or two or three bands, each possibly reporting the
IF frequency rather than the RF frequency...
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University of Texas at Austin Amateur Radio Callsign: WM5R
Department of the Computer Sciences VP, Central Texas DX & Contest Club
Taylor Hall TAY 2.124 Maintainer of Linux on Laptops
Austin, TX 78712-1188 USA http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/
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>From 107770.3462 at compuserve.com Fri Jun 7 10:51:36 2002
From: 107770.3462@compuserve.com (James P. Cassidy)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Tampa- St. Pete
Message-ID: <200206070951_MC3-1-155-4218@compuserve.com>
I will be in the Tampa ( Actually Punta Gorda) area the week of June 10-15.
I will probably be pretty busy but if have time would enjoy meeting some
of the West Coast FL ops.
73 Jim KI7Y
>From thompson at mindspring.com Fri Jun 7 11:32:41 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <NDBBJODEMLLOGMDJBPCDGEJBDJAA.k5zd@charter.net>
Message-ID: <002401c20e30$2ece8260$a58256d1@default>
I agree with Randy. The biggest problem with log checking is getting
everyone to submit a proper log.
When you receive logs in say a non cabrillo format the log must be run
through a converter and with some contests this is no trivial task. Then
there needs to be an incentive to get the paper log entries to put them on a
computer even if post contest. Hand checking these logs is also not a
trivial task. Please remember that some still do not have a PC. A certain
Russian contester would tell me thanks for accepting his hand log. Well
before this years contest I gave him some reasons to get it on the computer.
Low and behold he sent in the entry on diskette using a PC at his work.
Next year he says he will send it via e-mail.
Perhaps there should be three incentives: (say add points like the ARRL
Field Day)
One for fast log entry (say arrives with the 15 days).
One for being in the proper format. Most of the logging programs produce a
cabrillo format but you have to have the correct (latest?) version.
The final incentive would be to get it on a computer even if you send a
diskette.
This would sure speed up log checking of the CQ 160 Contests.
One further comment. When one has put in a big effort in a contest why
don't we put the same effort in providing a log that fully meets contest
requirements?
73 Dave K4JRB
> I don't think log submission is the gating item in the log checking or
> results generation process! If you are going to allow exceptions, why
> bother to shorten the deadline.
>
> I would attack the problem a different way. Give us an incentive to
submit
> more quickly!
>
> Randy, K5ZD
>
>From jh8kyu at qsl.net Sat Jun 8 01:03:31 2002
From: jh8kyu@qsl.net (Hide JH8KYU)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
Message-ID: <000001c20e34$805d94a0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Hi all,
I want to remind you of the upcoming All Asian DX Contest which will
be held 1 week later. This contest must be a great oppotunity for you
to get many Asian rare entities and many old friends in Asia.
The contest period will be from 0000 6/15 to 2400 6/16.
When you contact any Asian station, please send RST + your age.
For example, I send 59941 as I am 41 years old.
If you are a YL station, you can send 00 instead of your real age.
The detailed rule can be found on the following JARL official page;
http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/AADX.htm
The result of 2001 is rinked to the same page.
The only change from last year is regarding a special plaque.
There are not so many sponsors, however, you have a chance to get a
special plaque from JARL. The plaques as of today is shown on the
following page;
http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/2002donor.htm
JARL doesn't provide a junior operators category, however, the
operator's
age can be found from the exchange. So the Alumni Association of JA7YDX
sponsors to the "Junior winner of sigle operator". If you are 18 years
old or younger, please try to get this plaque. If you are a YL station
and you are 18 years or younger, you had better write your real age on
the
summary sheet.
Though I wanted to notify this news to a lot of young operators, I
don't have any address list of young operators. If there are young
operators in your neighborhood or in your family, please tell him/her
this event.
If you are a CT user, try to download a newer version from the following
registered user's site;
http://www.k1ea.com/ctvault/
Ken worked hard to meet the new rule of the All Asian DX Contest last
year, and the ver 9.61 or later can be completeley fit to AADX.
If you have any question about this contest, please contact the JARL
contest committee; contest@jarl.or.jp
Thanks and 73,
Hide JH8KYU (also K8YU, ex 3W2KYU, 9M6HTT, TI5U)
>From jds at twistedoak.com Fri Jun 7 09:18:10 2002
From: jds@twistedoak.com (Jeff Stai)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <022e01c20ddd$c466cc40$692267cf@sfb>
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
<011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<001001c20dae$8abce120$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020607081548.0bc15a08@mail.megapathdsl.net>
At 09:31 PM 6/6/2002, Steve Baron - KB3MM wrote:
>Wondered how many band problems existed anyway with logging programs reading
>the rigs frequency ....in 2002.
1. The connection between computer and rig fails (bad or loose connection)
and you don't notice right away.
2. Until recently, my K2 did not have a serial port, so it was an issue.
73 - jeff wk6i
Jeff Stai Twisted Oak Winery LLC
Email jds@twistedoak.com
Amateur Radio WK6I
ROC Web Page http://www.rocstock.org/
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Fri Jun 7 17:13:39 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <200206071605.g57G5I9F023630@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <001f01c20e5f$ee160e20$03010a0a@office1>
I agree with Randy & several others that the shortening the deadline, at
this time, does not appear to make sense.
Now, I'm all for getting contest results back in hand faster, but I think a
combination two things already in process will take care of this:
First, the posting of the results to the web when completed (which saves 6
to 8 weeks or more waiting for them to be printed in the appropriate
periodical & waiting for it to arrive snail mail).
Second, the significant number of logs being submitted in a standard format
electronically. CQ already requires that all logs be sent electronically,
and it stands to reason that at some point in the future this will be
mandated for most or all of the major contests. If the logs are in a
standard format, then it should be a lot faster for the contest committee to
compile data into their master database and then select only those logs that
may need scrutiny (for whatever reason) rather than handle pile after pile
of paper.
But shortening the deadline for two weeks, IMHO, puts an undue burden on
those who need the time to:
1. go over their logs for mistakes -- as many have pointed out, there are
legitmate reasons for doing so
2. need to return from travelling, either work or contest related, and then
get the logs in
3. do not, for whatever reason, keep their contest logs electronically, or
do not use the correct format, or don't have email access, etc., and have to
make arrangements to get their logs converted or entered whatever and then
sent in to the appropriate email.
I'm sure that there will be at least two or three who will reply something
on the lines of "let them get computers, let them get a cheap ISP, and let
them get the right software!" That's another thread for another time;
let's just say that I think it will be a sad day when a shack computer for
contest logging is mandated for contest operation (key word there is
"mandated")
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
----- Original Message -----
From: "Randy Thompson, K5ZD" <k5zd@charter.net>
To: "Contest Reflector" <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
I don't think log submission is the gating item in the log checking or
results generation process! If you are going to allow exceptions, why
bother to shorten the deadline.
I would attack the problem a different way. Give us an incentive to submit
more quickly!
Randy, K5ZD
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Mark Beckwith
> Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 02:33 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> > What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
> > for log submission?
>
> I think there is too much time at present between the event and
> the results.
> Reducing the time frame for log submission could contribute directly to
> shortening this time. I think it's a good idea.
>
> Mark, N5OT
>
>
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>From gm at netsync.net Fri Jun 7 20:50:29 2002
From: gm@netsync.net (Gerry Maira)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: CQ WPX Check Logs
References: <200206061604.g56G439F003126@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <3D0146C5.B4DBC11F@netsync.net>
I would try putting "checklog" in the subject line and in the soapbox field. I
sent in
cabrillo files to the ARRL for the 2001 CW and SSB DX contests. I wanted them
used only
as checklogs and stated that very clearly in the soapbox fields. They ended up
in the
contest results as regular entries. I suppose I could have said "I cheated in
this
contest" in the soapbox fields and no one would have noticed - hi. I thought
the emails
with my logs might bounce if I put "checklog" in the subject, but now I see
that's
probably the proper way to get the message through.
73, Gerry KA2MGE
> Message: 6
> Reply-To: <no5w@txucom.net>
> From: "Charles Sanders" <no5w@txucom.net>
> To: "'Ron Notarius WN3VAW'" <wn3vaw@fyi.net>,
> "'CQ Contest'" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
>
> Ron --
>
> In the Cabrillo summary sheet spec www.kkn.net/~trey/cabrillo/ CheckLog is
> indicated as one of the categories although the official rules do not
> mention anything about that as a category.
>
> Never tried that myself although I have had the opportunity with many meager
> scores!
>
> 73/Chuck/NO5W
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Ron Notarius WN3VAW
> Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 5:52 PM
> To: CQ Contest
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
>
> Does anyone know if there is any way to have my meager logged flagged as a
> "check log" when submitted for the CW WPX?
>
> Due to lack of time that weekend, I made an appalling low number of contacts
> (no, I'm not telling you how many, it's embarrassing!) and while I have no
> problem helping out the log checkers, I don't want to make an "official"
> entry.
>
> 73, ron wn3vaw
>
> "And they give you cash,
> which is just as good as money!"
> Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From K4tmc at aol.com Fri Jun 7 22:52:05 2002
From: K4tmc@aol.com (K4tmc@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <d.27f62343.2a32bd45@aol.com>
Anyone looking for a case to protect your valuable FT1000MP, etc., from
damage during trips for the upcoming contest season may want to look at this
web site: www.specialized.net. I just got their hard-copy catalog in the
mail this morning at the PO Box, and spent part of my lunch time today
browsing. There is a large selection of different
manufacturers/models/styles/sizes of cases. Plus, they have a lot of other
neat items that you will not find at the local Radio Shack.
BTW, I have no connection with the company.
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
(home of the NHL Carolina Hurricanes,
2002 Southeastern Division Champions!
2002 Eastern Conference Champions!!
2002 Stanley Cup Champions!!!?, GO 'CANES!!!!)
>From wl7ky at gci.net Fri Jun 7 20:43:28 2002
From: wl7ky@gci.net (Chris Hurlbut)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
References: <000001c20e34$805d94a0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Message-ID: <002b01c20e9e$a713a7a0$430fed18@anchorageak.net>
This would be a very FUN contest if the JA's participated!
Get on 15 meters on a non-contest weekend and you'll have a JA pileup. Get
on during a contest weekend and you'll be working 40/hr if you're lucky.
I stopped doing All Asia and JIDX a while ago. Maybe I'l give out a few
points for the few JA's that are CQing.
Sad but true.
-Chris KL9A
http://www.qsl.net/kl9a
kl9a@qsl.net
----- Original Message -----
From: "Hide JH8KYU" <jh8kyu@qsl.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>; <kb8nw@barf80.nshore.org>
Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 7:03 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
> Hi all,
> I want to remind you of the upcoming All Asian DX Contest which will
> be held 1 week later. This contest must be a great oppotunity for you
> to get many Asian rare entities and many old friends in Asia.
>
> The contest period will be from 0000 6/15 to 2400 6/16.
> When you contact any Asian station, please send RST + your age.
> For example, I send 59941 as I am 41 years old.
> If you are a YL station, you can send 00 instead of your real age.
>
> The detailed rule can be found on the following JARL official page;
> http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/AADX.htm
> The result of 2001 is rinked to the same page.
>
> The only change from last year is regarding a special plaque.
> There are not so many sponsors, however, you have a chance to get a
> special plaque from JARL. The plaques as of today is shown on the
> following page;
> http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/2002donor.htm
>
> JARL doesn't provide a junior operators category, however, the
> operator's
> age can be found from the exchange. So the Alumni Association of JA7YDX
> sponsors to the "Junior winner of sigle operator". If you are 18 years
> old or younger, please try to get this plaque. If you are a YL station
> and you are 18 years or younger, you had better write your real age on
> the
> summary sheet.
>
> Though I wanted to notify this news to a lot of young operators, I
> don't have any address list of young operators. If there are young
> operators in your neighborhood or in your family, please tell him/her
> this event.
>
> If you are a CT user, try to download a newer version from the following
>
> registered user's site;
> http://www.k1ea.com/ctvault/
> Ken worked hard to meet the new rule of the All Asian DX Contest last
> year, and the ver 9.61 or later can be completeley fit to AADX.
>
> If you have any question about this contest, please contact the JARL
> contest committee; contest@jarl.or.jp
>
> Thanks and 73,
> Hide JH8KYU (also K8YU, ex 3W2KYU, 9M6HTT, TI5U)
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From wb0tra at spacestar.net Sat Jun 8 01:00:10 2002
From: wb0tra@spacestar.net (Lee Lorentz)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
In-Reply-To: <d.27f62343.2a32bd45@aol.com>
Message-ID: <3.0.6.32.20020608000010.0080d680@pop3.spacestar.net>
I prefer the Pelican cases. When my Icom 746 goes portable (like for the
upcoming ARRL Field Day), the radio and paddles travel well-protected in a
Pelican 1600 case.
Check out my preferred vendor at:
http://www.cases4less.com/
At 21:52 06/07/2002 EDT, K4TMC wrote:
Anyone looking for a case to protect your valuable FT1000MP, etc., from
damage during trips for the upcoming contest season may want to look at
this web site: www.specialized.net. I just got their hard-copy catalog in
the mail this morning at the PO Box, and spent part of my lunch time today
browsing. There is a large selection of different
manufacturers/models/styles/sizes of cases. Plus, they have a lot of other
neat items that you will not find at the local Radio Shack.
BTW, I have no connection with the company.
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
--
Lee Lorentz WB0TRA
ARRL E.C. for Wright County, Minnesota
FISTS # 8767
DXCC: 175 Confirmed for 201 worked
http://www.spacestar.net/users/wb0tra/
>From kcechura at umr.edu Sat Jun 8 01:06:24 2002
From: kcechura@umr.edu (Ken Cechura)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Lets try another spin on this 706 headset thing
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020608000359.0186ee08@pop3.umr.edu>
ok,, say i wanted 2 cans. anything good to say about the BM-10-I? AES has
them on closeout. i like the prosets, but they tend to get a bit warm
after a while, if i remember correctly (it's been quite a while, so if AES
has anythign i can play with, ill try it first). does anyone have Heils
cheaper than AES, where i could GET it BEFORE field day? is there anything
comparable?
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Kenneth R. Cechura, KC9UMR/? //
// kcechura@umr.edu //
// President, W0EEE, 2002 //
// University of Missouri-Rolla Amateur Radio Club //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Sat Jun 8 08:23:16 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002 VIDEO
Message-ID: <01c20ea4$36371480$LocalHost@default>
VIDEO TO BE MADE OF WORLD RADIO TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
The exciting events of WRTC 2002 will be captured on video for showing on
television and to amateur radio enthusiasts worldwide.
Shooting the video will be Dave Bell, W6AQ, a Hollywood Emmy winning
producer who has also shot and produced many ARRL films and the previous
"Ham Radio Olympics" about WRTC 2000 in Slovenia. Assisting Dave on the
shoot in Finland will be Alpo Reho, OH3TM and Jukka Tuomisto - both
professionals behind the camera.
Don Doughty, W6EEN has agreed to be Executive Producer for the official WRTC
2002 video. Post-production will be done by James Brooks, 9V1YC, another WRTC
2002 participant and well known for his many high-quality DX-pedition videos.
Potential video sponsors are encouraged to contact Don Doughty, W6EEN.
>From pietromtf at tin.it Fri Jun 7 16:52:30 2002
From: pietromtf@tin.it (Pietro)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pileup Player files
Message-ID: <000001c20ecd$2da88aa0$7210fea9@pietro>
Hello Friends,
do anybody have any FILES.WAV ready for PP of JA3MAS?
73
Pietro - IK4MTF (IU4T)
http://www.qsl.net/ik4mtf
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>From oz1aa at qsl.net Sat Jun 8 13:39:47 2002
From: oz1aa@qsl.net (Thomas - OZ1AA)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
References: <000001c20e34$805d94a0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Message-ID: <00ad01c20ed8$e5218820$0401a8c0@t>
On Friday, June 07, 2002 5:03, Hide JH8KYU wrote:
>Though I wanted to notify this news to a lot of young operators, I
>don't have any address list of young operators. If there are young
>operators in your neighborhood or in your family, please tell him/her
>this event.
You are welcome to visit the website of "World Wide Young Contesters" at
http://wwyc.webbg.com/. You can find many young operators in our members
list (http://wwyc.webbg.com/pages/members.php?pg=1). I have also forwarded
the announcement to our email reflector, so hopefully there will be some
competition for the plaque! Thanks to Alumni Association of JA7YDX for
sponsoring the prize.
Hope to work you in the contest!
Vy 73 de OZ1AA, Thomas
>From n4zr at contesting.com Sat Jun 8 09:17:01 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Log deadline
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020608081438.024e4c70@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
Isn't it time to explicitly ask N1ND to explain the rationale for the
proposed change?
FWIW, I agree with Randy -- the anti-cheating argument doesn't hold much
water, so there must be some other reason.
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From NQ4I at compuserve.com Sat Jun 8 10:08:56 2002
From: NQ4I@compuserve.com (Rick Dougherty)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Cyprus
Message-ID: <200206080909_MC3-1-179-1A74@compuserve.com>
Hello all...going to fly to Cyprus on the 21st and stay there until the
26th...any contacts/local hams/dxer's/contestor's
who would like to meet...to discuss ham radio topics...thanks de Rick nq4i
>From k2kw at prodigy.net Sat Jun 8 10:04:34 2002
From: k2kw@prodigy.net (KEN SILVERMAN)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <001b01c20f06$2fffaa20$97d3fea9@a>
>Anyone looking for a case to protect your valuable FT1000MP, etc., from
>damage during trips for the upcoming contest season may want to look at
this
>web site: www.specialized.net.
While this company does have a lot of different cases, their prices are high
(typical retail, no discount). In addition, for the Pelican cases, they use
the same picture for every size case...
For cheap pelican cases, try www.cases4less.com among other web discounters
(I have no interest in Pelican or this website - it just has cheap cases and
delivers quickly). This place sells the 1650 without foam for $155 - this
is cheaper than most personal luggage, and much more durable!
The experience of the 6Y2A and HC8N teams has lead us all to use the Pelican
1650 case. For the durability and price, you can't beat it. In addition,
these cases are used by divers, film crews etc, that they are very common,
and often go unnoticed. I first got a ATA spec'd Hardigg case (VERY
expensive, and "military looking"), and it was stopped at every point for
inspection... not so with the Pelican case.
And as always, the foam you use to pack your equipment is THE most critical
item. I have a lot of info and photos on packing the MP and other equipment
on my DxHoliday website: http://dxholiday.com/dxresources.htm#equipmenttips
Kenny K2KW
>From jh8kyu at qsl.net Sun Jun 9 11:46:02 2002
From: jh8kyu@qsl.net (Hide JH8KYU)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
Message-ID: <000001c20f57$6c3cf1e0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the information about the WWYC and forwarding the notice.
It seems to be the last chance for you to get the plaque this year,
because you will become 19 yrs just after the contest.
I hope you and all other WWYC members will enjoy a good competition.
Thanks,
Hide JH8KYU (also K8YU, ex 3W2KYU, 9M6HTT, TI5U)
>From tg9ajr at itelgua.com Sat Jun 8 23:36:01 2002
From: tg9ajr@itelgua.com (TG9AJR)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Paris, Stockholm Visit.
Message-ID: <3D02DB31.00000F.01188@guest>
Hi you all,
I'm making my plans for WRTC 2002 in Helsinki and on my in and out
I will stoping in Paris and Stockholm and will like to meet some locals
hams or visit some radio clubs !
Please drop me a note perhaps we can meet, 73's DX.
Juan Carlos Munoz.
TG9AJR / EK44ro
tg9ajr@itelgua.com
http://www.qsl.net/tg9ajr
>From K4BEV at aol.com Sun Jun 9 10:22:20 2002
From: K4BEV@aol.com (K4BEV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TH-7 boom to 40 meter rotatable dipole
Message-ID: <f2.1cc5619b.2a34b08c@aol.com>
Several of y'all had asked me to keep you informed on my TH-7 boom conversion
project.
Kirk, K4RO, had modified his tribander with an Omega match per N4KG's design
and reports not only fine results, but even better, higher contest scores on
40 meters. With Kirk's encouragement I set off to duplicate this antenna. I
have a crank-up tower, so could not tune the antenna at it's operating
height. Tuning it with the tower cranked down proved pointless. The resonant
frequency changed drastically when extending the tower. I've finally found a
solution to the problem which not only lets me tune the antenna to 1:1
anywhere on 40 with the tower extended, it also gives me a 1:1 match on 30 as
a bonus.
My description of the antenna, with photos, can be found at:
www.k4ro.net/tcg/k4bev_boom/k4bevboom.html
Also: If you haven't checked out K4RO's fine Tennessee Contest Group web site
it's at:
www.k4ro.net/tcg.html
GL es 73,
Don - K4BEV
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Sun Jun 9 11:58:10 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Etiquette
Message-ID: <005601c20fc6$307dfea0$03010a0a@office1>
My club sponsors a local 2M FM contest every January. We're starting to
work on the updated rules for the 2003 event. I'd like to solicit some of
the more experienced ops here on the list for suggestions or advice... if
you're not interested, my apologies for the bandwith & no need to read
further.
A problem we ran into last year was that of, for lack of better terms, rude
or marginally ethical behavior from a few stations; most where newcomers or
non-contesters who didn't know better, and a few of the "damn the rules, win
at all costs" school. As a result of this, we're thinking of doing two
things:
(a) Add a rule to the effect that will permit disqualification for improper
behavior
(b) Add to the rules a one-sheet addendum detailing what we consider "good
amateur practice."
The biggest problems last year were two-fold.
First, we had many situations were someone would call "CQ Contest" for
several minutes, finally get a call, work the "new" one -- and then get his
frequency clobbered by 10-12 stations who had simply been listening and then
jumped once the contact was made. This scared off some of the "new" ones
who didn't know what was going on or how to handle a pile-up, and ticked off
the station calling CQ because "his" frequency was absconded. (In the early
hour of the contest -- it runs 4 hours -- you'd hear someone politely asking
to call, and that worked out well. In the last hour, politeness went out
the window as some got very ruthless about trying to "win").
Second, we had a situation with one club station who thought nothing of
calling "CQ" right on top of anyone -- be it a contact in progress, or
someone else calling CQ, or in one case a scheduled net (that we didn't know
about) trying to conduct themselves. This station was also reported to be
trying to work stations on 146.52 & below simplex frequencies, which we had
explicitly declared as a "no contest" area for those trying to operate
outside the contest. One of the ops did not take kindly to "suggestions"
from the contest committee to knock it off, which led to some interesting
situations -- it's actually kind of funny to hear someone tell the guy who
conceived the contest & wrote most of the rules that he didn't know what he
was talking about! Sad, but funny.
Regardless, we're figuring that an "etiquette" page of "good amateur
practice" adapted for 2M FM Simplex will be a big help for those who simply
didn't know better and were just doing what they heard on the air. And,
unfortunately, since we didn't have a "DQ" rule in place, we now see that we
need one to curb those that get out of hand.
Any suggestions welcome. And thanks!
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From AA4NC at aol.com Sun Jun 9 12:04:42 2002
From: AA4NC@aol.com (AA4NC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <14e.f081953.2a34c88a@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/8/02 21:35:32 PM GMT Daylight Time, k2kw@prodigy.net
writes:
Kenny speaketh the truth...
Make sure the case you buy is ATA rated, or the airlines will balk at paying
damage claims.
Another tip from my roadie travel log - A nice new looking case gets lots
more scrutiny (from nosy customs guys, security, thieves, etc.) than one that
looks like it routinely travels. To give your gear that "used/travelled"
look, get some stickers and plaster all over them. Rip them and make them
aged looking for more authenticity. Freebie radio station call letter bumper
stickers and things like that are good, as are old worn looking shipping
labels (even if they are fake). After a while and some mileage, you won't
have to worry about it - the stickers will be necessary to hold the case
together!
> The experience of the 6Y2A and HC8N teams has lead us all to use the Pelican
> 1650 case. For the durability and price, you can't beat it. In addition,
> these cases are used by divers, film crews etc, that they are very common,
> and often go unnoticed. I first got a ATA spec'd Hardigg case (VERY
> expensive, and "military looking"), and it was stopped at every point for
> inspection... not so with the Pelican case.
>From kc1f at adelphia.net Sun Jun 9 17:06:09 2002
From: kc1f@adelphia.net (Stuart Santelmann)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
References: <20020604094126.B19751@cs.utexas.edu>
Message-ID: <009801c20fc7$7693c720$6501a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Hi everyone:
Allow me to throw a match onto this dying thread. I guess I'm in
the minority on this one, and I'm willing to consider that my thinking is
colored by the fact that I have a WPX-friendly callsign that's actually
assigned to me !
Firstly, I'm not sure that some of the respondents addressed the
intent of the original question - either that, or I misunderstood it, hi.
The original post referred to the increasingly common practice of a single
op using someone else's callsign, when the licensee is in no way connected
with the operation aside from "lending" the callsign, and the operation is
clearly not at the QTH of the licensee. From the responses so far:
- in N6TJ's example, it should be fine to use the DX station's call - it's
his station, licensed to his QTH !
- in K4OJ's example, WC4E's call was used at a location not his own, but
when I look at the ops listed for that operation, Jeff is listed as one
of the ops, and if I know Jeff, he was there for much if not all of the
weekend ! This practice has apparently been OK at least for 20 years. Jeff
was THERE during the operation.
- in the NS0Z/K4VX example, I'm assuming that if they are married, they
live together, and NS0Z's license shows that address as the QTH ! No
problem with that !
- the Rex Maner / WR7HE post may be the only example that accurately
reflects the original question...
Do the FCC regulations really allow for this practice ? I remember 30 years
ago when we had to be very careful about signing portable, even when at a
friend's house across town. Then, I think about 20 years ago, apparently it
became unnecessary to sign portable, and then any US call could be anywhere
in the USA. Have we now gotten to the point where the callsign used in the
contest doesn't have to give ANY information about the location OR the
operator ? I don't think this practice is acceptable for DXCC, for example,
otherwise I could have gotten 5BWAZ from KC1XX a long time ago while never
leaving my house !
Consider this: the operator using the call gets an FCC citation
(unintentionally, of course), which is sent to the licensee, not the
operator. If it were your callsign being used, can you picture yourself
saying "well, uh, gee, I really don't know anything about it - the operation
wasn't at my house, and I was never there. I let some guy use my call for
the weekend..."
I'm all for trying to get competitive advantages, within the rules. I just
wonder if this one is something that we should be doing. And, I mean no
disrespect to my friends and fellow contesters who may have done this in the
past. I simply offer my thoughts as fodder for possible discussion.
If you're really looking for that advantage in WPX, trade in your primary
call for a 2x1 ! They work just fine the other 50 weekends too !
Regards
Stu KC1F
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>
To: "CQ Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 3:41 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
>
> --
>From widelitz at gte.net Sun Jun 9 14:17:57 2002
From: widelitz@gte.net (Ken Widelitz)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
In-Reply-To: <009801c20fc7$7693c720$6501a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <BMELLFEAJLMCBCIGAHLOIEAPCNAA.widelitz@gte.net>
The best solution to the WPX callsign issue is to form a club and get a club
callsign for WPX. It only takes 3 other members and they don't even have to
be hams (XYL and kids in my case - WK6LA, the West LA Contest Club.)
73, Ken, K6LA
>From k3ft at erols.com Sun Jun 9 17:50:41 2002
From: k3ft@erols.com (Chuck K3FT)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <3D03CDB1.A7A@erols.com>
I know that ARRL HQ, many times, has permitted their call (W1AW) to be
used at various venues. Dayton, for example, operates W1AW/8 at their
site. I know this was done because I visited Dayton and saw W1AW/8 being
operated. I also know that the ARRL had issued them a letter advising
that they had permission to do so AND the ARRL quoted an FCC part 97 rule
section which authorized it.
Our local ham club at Social Security Admin did the same thing. Had their
club/group callsign used at individuals homes as part of an event but
again.. they had authorization from the Club trustee to do it.
As far as I can understand it, in the case of an individual allowing his
call to be used by another when they aren't there.. this would seem to be
OK assuming the control op (the person in charge of the operation) is
adhering to the rules for being a control op and operations are within
the priveledges of the licensee acting as control op. OF course.. if an
FCC cite makes it way to the holder of the callsign being used.. htey are
going to have to answer it since they are the one responsible for the
callsign. The control operator may have some culpability and may be
guilty of violating the rules and have some accountability, but the
callsign holder is the one who getsthe cite and has to answer it.
interesting thread
73
Chuck K3FT
>From k7qq at netzero.net Sun Jun 9 22:45:23 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <001b01c20ffe$f7775d20$99272a42@k7qq>
I've got to get in another .02c worth. Yes the holder of the call sign is
going to have to answer any citation issued for improper operation. The
holder of the call has to have enough trust in the borrower that operation
will follow the rules. The answer to a citation would, in most cases only
have to say that an error was made while in the heat of contesting and steps
have been taken to assure that this type of infraction will not re-occure.
Quack
Stuart Santelmann" <kc1f@adelphia.net>
To: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>; "CQ Contest"
<cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 15:06
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
> Hi everyone:
>
> Allow me to throw a match onto this dying thread. I guess I'm in
> the minority on this one, and I'm willing to consider that my thinking is
> colored by the fact that I have a WPX-friendly callsign that's actually
> assigned to me !
> Firstly, I'm not sure that some of the respondents addressed the
> intent of the original question - either that, or I misunderstood it, hi.
> The original post referred to the increasingly common practice of a single
> op using someone else's callsign, when the licensee is in no way connected
> with the operation aside from "lending" the callsign, and the operation is
> clearly not at the QTH of the licensee. From the responses so far:
>
> - in N6TJ's example, it should be fine to use the DX station's call -
it's
> his station, licensed to his QTH !
>
> - in K4OJ's example, WC4E's call was used at a location not his own, but
> when I look at the ops listed for that operation, Jeff is listed as one
> of the ops, and if I know Jeff, he was there for much if not all of
the
> weekend ! This practice has apparently been OK at least for 20 years.
Jeff
> was THERE during the operation.
>
> - in the NS0Z/K4VX example, I'm assuming that if they are married, they
> live together, and NS0Z's license shows that address as the QTH ! No
> problem with that !
>
> - the Rex Maner / WR7HE post may be the only example that accurately
> reflects the original question...
>
> Do the FCC regulations really allow for this practice ? I remember 30
years
> ago when we had to be very careful about signing portable, even when at a
> friend's house across town. Then, I think about 20 years ago, apparently
it
> became unnecessary to sign portable, and then any US call could be
anywhere
> in the USA. Have we now gotten to the point where the callsign used in
the
> contest doesn't have to give ANY information about the location OR the
> operator ? I don't think this practice is acceptable for DXCC, for
example,
> otherwise I could have gotten 5BWAZ from KC1XX a long time ago while never
> leaving my house !
>
> Consider this: the operator using the call gets an FCC citation
> (unintentionally, of course), which is sent to the licensee, not the
> operator. If it were your callsign being used, can you picture yourself
> saying "well, uh, gee, I really don't know anything about it - the
operation
> wasn't at my house, and I was never there. I let some guy use my call for
> the weekend..."
>
> I'm all for trying to get competitive advantages, within the rules. I
just
> wonder if this one is something that we should be doing. And, I mean no
> disrespect to my friends and fellow contesters who may have done this in
the
> past. I simply offer my thoughts as fodder for possible discussion.
>
> If you're really looking for that advantage in WPX, trade in your primary
> call for a 2x1 ! They work just fine the other 50 weekends too !
>
> Regards
> Stu KC1F
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>
> To: "CQ Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 3:41 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
>
>
> > I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> > of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> > own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> > (with the other party's permission, of course.)
> >
> > I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
> >
> > --
>
>
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>From va3uz at rac.ca Sun Jun 9 21:45:02 2002
From: va3uz@rac.ca (Yuri VE3DZ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed calls
Message-ID: <002101c21018$0fe94300$0201a8c0@yuri>
I see it like driving a car: if you're good driver - no matter what car you
drive since you have permission from the owner. Some cars are better, some
worse. But a lot depends on driver. Same with calls.
73 Yuri
>From al_lorona at agilent.com Sun Jun 9 22:28:59 2002
From: al_lorona@agilent.com (al_lorona@agilent.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C11A8@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
>
> And as always, the foam you use to pack your equipment is THE
> most critical
> item.
And if you get to the point of carving out a piece of foam to make the
perfect fit for your equipment inside your transit case, the absolute
cleanest cuts can be made with an electric meat carving knife.
Al W6LX
>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Mon Jun 10 07:09:56 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Hawaii & South Dakota QSO Parties
Message-ID: <025001c21045$72034540$27d7fea9@mirage>
Does anyone know if there will be a Hawaii or South Dakota QSO Party in August
of 2002? Emails are bouncing from the 'last known' addresses for these
contests.
73, Ward N0AX
QST Contest Corral Editor
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:40:33 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101340.g5ADeXe29176@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
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Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:41:09 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101341.g5ADf9V29185@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
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http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
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Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
Operators:
(none)
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:41:38 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101341.g5ADfcT29194@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: September 1, 2002
E-mail logs to: ctdavies@bigpond.com
Mail logs to:
Contest Manager ANARTS
PO Box 93
Toongabbie, NSW 2146
Australia
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http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
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Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST HP
AA5AU 582 9502 179 6 18 10,207,148
W2YC 570 10066 168 6 40 10,027,336 FRC
NR1DX 455 8158 127 6 16 6,271,096 YCCC
K4WW 345 6074 112 5 17 3,402,840 KCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST LP
PA5AT 540 4987 185 6 31 5,536,270
VE6YR 355 5754 124 6 4,282,776
VE9DX 330 5052 135 6 20 4,093,320
VA3PC 188 3442 89 5 14 1,532,290
WA6BOB 78 1016 36 5 3 182,980
VA3NA 61 915 35 4 2.5 128,200
Operators:
(none)
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:43:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101343.g5ADhVh29206@localhost.localdomain>
2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: (see your national society rules)
E-mail logs to: (see your national society rules)
Mail logs to:
(see your national society rules)
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Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open HP
S55A/P 1296 206 881,062 SCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open LP
DK0WT/P(DK2GZ) 910 168 528,192
DF0BK/P 667 120 24 274,440
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Restricted LP
DL0UP/P 925 170 24 540,770 L11
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed HP
F5IN 724 126 323,064 U.F.T.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed LP
LY1DS 258 55 3 51,590 Lithuanian DX
YL2PN 100 30 3 393 Latvian CC
S52MY 5 21 1 105
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Open HP
VE3XAX 354 76 19 89,224 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Open LP
S51JM/P 170 67 8 40,401
Operators:
DF0BK/P DL4SDW,DL4SDX,DL5SEJ,DL8SCG
DL0UP/P DL1EFD,DL1EFO
S55A/P S53Z,S55A,S56A,S57AD,S57NWT,S57RW,S57UKE,S58O,
S59KW
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:47:38 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101347.g5ADlct29222@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
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Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:49:12 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101349.g5ADnCE29235@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
RW4PL 1615 634 28 20,744,448
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:50:37 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARI DX Contest - All Final Claimed Scores
Message-ID: <200206101350.g5ADobV29247@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARI DX Contest - All Final Claimed Scores
Submit logs by: June 5, 2002
E-mail logs to: aricontest@ari.it
Mail logs to:
ARI Contest Manager
Fabio Schettino, I4UFH
POB 1677
I-40100 Bologna
Italy
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All M/S HP
LY1YK 0 0 0 0 2,299,428 KTU RC
IQ4T 666 587 0 240 24 558,960 Romagna Contest Team
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All M/S LP
ES5KJ 222 0 0 96 65,568
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO CW HP
YL2LY 800 0 0 292 20 761,536 Latvian CC
OH3XR 426 0 0 179 229,836 CCF
K5GN(@W5KU) 67 0 0 44 2 14,256 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO CW LP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1001 0 0 279 19 1,018,629
IR2V(I2WIJ) 575 0 0 144 15 141,840
OZ0RS 312 0 0 82 121,290
LY2NXW 238 0 0 127 119,126
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Digital HP
L44DX(LW1DTZ) 0 0 401 169 20 296,933
AA5AU 0 0 227 110 12 104,830
K4WW 0 0 207 101 7 101,000 KCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Digital LP
G4WFQ 0 0 254 139 127,046
LA5TFA 0 0 219 106 9 93,492
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 0 0 167 101 5 79,992
F6FJE 0 0 227 118 78,588
GU0SUP 0 0 146 83 12 51,460
K3FH 0 0 15 13 2 1,040
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Mixed HP
RD4M(UA4LU) 531 597 205 451 23 2,736,217 Russian Contest Club
RG9O(RZ9OU) 0 0 0 0 1,695,200 NCC
N2ED 442 0 0 164 7 347,024 FRC
K3WW 150 30 9 105 5 103,740 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Mixed LP
RM3C(RA3CW) 282 375 0 273 13 980,616
9A7P(9A6XX) 470 336 0 263 14 726,932 WWYC
YL2PN 326 154 0 224 16 513,632 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO SSB HP
VK2CZ 0 177 0 45 28,125
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO SSB LP
RW3VZ 0 359 0 228 496,812
PA3FGJ 0 441 0 219 460,776
VE3AGC 0 133 0 83 10 63,827
Operators:
IQ4T I4IFL,IK4DCW,IK4HVR,IK4MGP,IK4SXJ,IK4WMH
LY1YK LY2FY,LY3CI
>From K4BEV at aol.com Mon Jun 10 17:07:34 2002
From: K4BEV@aol.com (K4BEV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 40m boom conversion web site fixed
Message-ID: <a2.26cd4ef1.2a366106@aol.com>
The problem with the pictures not loading has been corrected, they may take a
bit of time though...
http://www.k4ro.net/tcg/k4bev_boom/k4bevboom.html
You may have to do a forced refresh though (Ctrl & Refresh) or (Shift &
Refresh) depending on your browser.
73, Don - K4BEV
>From swca at swbell.net Mon Jun 10 20:13:37 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Quiet monitor, cheap
References: <000d01c20af3$a8a1c560$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <022001c210dc$d684c470$0100a8c0@TL01>
K6LL said:
> Staples has the Envision Model EN-710e 17" Monitor
> on sale, through June 15, for $149.98, less a $70
> mail-in rebate
Being a good contester, I decided to get TWO. I asked if I could get two
rebates and they said "as long as I sent them in separately." After I had
checked out, they THEN told me they have a "one rebate per household" rule
but confidentially advised me to get around it by sending them in from two
different addresses.
Whatever. Be prepared.
I hope the monitors are as good as you say, Dave.
What Dave didn't say was that they also have the EN-910s on sale with the
rebate - which makes them something like $150 after rebate. I didn't think
two of them would fit on the desk.
Mark, N5OT
>From K9GY at K9GY.com Tue Jun 11 02:30:30 2002
From: K9GY@K9GY.com (Eric Hall)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WAE EU Mults needed list
Message-ID: <004701c210e7$930ba960$d3bb180a@9byjx01>
Here's some ideas for a summer trip and a guaranteed plaque!
>> Stations who activate a WAE country for the WAEDC
>> from where no log was received over the last three years
>> will receive a special plaque.
>> For 2002 these countries:
>> 1A?, 3A, 4U1I, 9H, C3, CU, GD, GJ, GM/S,
>> HV, JW/B, JX, OJ?, R1F, R1M, SV/A, SV5, SV9, TK, ZA
http://www.darc.de/referate/dx/fedcw.htm
>From ha5pp at yahoo.com Tue Jun 11 03:20:31 2002
From: ha5pp@yahoo.com (Zoltan Szoke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 1 and 2
Message-ID: <20020611092031.44326.qmail@web13805.mail.yahoo.com>
Hi Contesters,
In the big contests (mainly WW) I often hear (A and B
VFO) that multi and/or single (!) station calling CQ
TEST (with a big signal) and same callsign ?MULT? (S&P
with a weak signal) goes back in same band same time.
(I think there are 2 stations (signals) in same band
same time.) That?s cheating. I have an idea to stop
them (perhaps): if the CQ station gives a nr: 1 after
the zone or nr (59/599 151 or 59/599 0011) and the
BACK station gives a nr: 2 after the zone or nr
(59/599 152 or 59/599 0012) so then the contest
committee can see clearly (?) the cheating: that MULT
and non mult QSOs in pileups (with 2 in 1s) in the
log?
What's Your opinion?
73
Zoli
HA5PP
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 11 07:57:07 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206111357.g5BDv7E30363@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,000 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 11 07:57:41 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206111357.g5BDvfj30372@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Submit logs by: September 1, 2002
E-mail logs to: ctdavies@bigpond.com
Mail logs to:
Contest Manager ANARTS
PO Box 93
Toongabbie, NSW 2146
Australia
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST HP
PY0FF 464 12842 164 6 5 12,636,628 Araucaria DX Group
AA5AU 582 9502 179 6 18 10,207,148
W2YC 570 10066 168 6 40 10,027,336 FRC
NR1DX 455 8158 127 6 16 6,271,096 YCCC
K4WW 345 6074 112 5 17 3,402,840 KCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST LP
L44DX(LW1DTZ) 551 17467 158 6 16,558,916
PA5AT 540 4987 185 6 31 5,536,270
VE6YR 355 5754 124 6 4,282,776
VE9DX 330 5052 135 6 20 4,093,320
SP6EKS 197 3371 49 6 12 1,780,988
GU0SUP 300 2197 118 6 14 1,555,876
VA3PC 188 3442 89 5 14 1,532,290
WR5O 70 975 42 5 8 205,550
WA6BOB 78 1016 36 5 3 182,980
VA3NA 61 915 35 4 2.5 128,200
K3FH 51 676 38 3 4 77,064
Operators:
(none)
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 11 07:58:59 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206111358.g5BDwxU30381@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From timo.klimoff at kolumbus.fi Tue Jun 11 20:44:55 2002
From: timo.klimoff@kolumbus.fi (Timo)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC - Another kind of contest?
Message-ID: <001501c21167$9019aa60$b0c5f83e@tklimoff>
This page has already been mentioned in WRTC2002 mailing reflectors but wanted
to put it here as well (I updated the page):
WRTC - not just a radio contest?
http://www.wrtc2002.org/wrtc/comp.htm
73, Timo OH1NOA
>From yt3t at absolutok.net Tue Jun 11 21:27:47 2002
From: yt3t@absolutok.net (Kele YT3T)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: 1 and 2
References: <200206111603.g5BG379F004694@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <000a01c21175$c64d5d80$89e45d50@jstajcic>
Zoli,
The technique you're suggesting can only show if the station worked was
called or calling. Nothing else. It is legal to make a QSO by any way -
running or S&Ping in random order...
How could you possibly know what was going on from this "Log":
1233 HA5PP 59001R 59001M
1233 HA6PP 59002R 57001M
1234 HA7PP 59003M 59014R
1237 HA8PP 59004R 59006M
1238 HA9PP 59005R 59001M
etc
(I used R and M instead of 1 and 2, for better clarity)
Back in 1970ies and 80ies, with 15 minute time limits for Multi/Single
stations, the cheating was done using "rubber clock": A running station
started the designated time block operation 2-3 minutes earlier, and
remained 2-3 minutes longer, thus making each 15 minute segment actually 20
minutes of operation. So, each hour was splitted in 4 time segments, and
actuall operation lasted not 60 but 80 minutes. Multiply it by 48 hours, and
you get 960 minutes of extra time per station, or 16 hours. Both runner and
multiplier station make total of 32 extra hours during 48 hour contest.
Those "experts" risked only 2-3 minutes of simultaneous operation on two
bands, every 15 minutes, but you will agree that it was very difficult to
catch this, even with carefull monitoring. Those were the days of paper
logs, and it was easy to correct times and squeeze these 2-3 minutes within
15 minute limits. Log cross checking by a committee could not easyly detect
this, due to the fact that 2 or 3 minutes difference in reported times could
be addressed to slightly detuned clocks used. And those "masters" knew it.
Computer logging made some trouble to this technique, since the clocks
became much better tuned now :-)
However, new technique emerged: having another S&P station on a runner's
band. As long as you keep one signal at a time, it is perfectly legal to
collect anything you wish on a runner's band, using second radio (and
amplifier and antenna too...). Many big Multi Multis are using twin setup
per band, and you can see it on their web pages. They do not advertise the
way they keep a single signal at a time, though. And there are big Multis
that don't care about this limit...
I do not mean to discourage you in an attempt to protect honest hams from
cheaters, but the situation we have today is very dissapointing:
QRP winners were using few hundred watts; Low power high scorers were using
high power; High power highscorers were using many many kilowatts; Single op
entrants had assistants, or used packet clusters; Multi op teams had more
than a single signal per limit at a time, or spread their contest QTH across
entire nation, or had a remote receiver placed close to a 3 point continent
and relayed the audio via various means, etc; Not to mention heavy
pre-contest advertising, web announcements, special awards or QSL cards,
T-shirts and mugs for fivebanders, sixbanders...
Maybe, with this new Time Machine invention, bands can be monitored very
succesfully, and cheaters caught easier. But then, the cheaters usually just
get warned, their score omitted from the listings, and it only turns them to
be more cautious next time :-(
GL,
73
Kele YU1AO, YT3T
(WRTC2K ref. to S588S)
www.QSLL.com
for your easy QSLing...
In the big contests (mainly WW) I often hear (A and B
VFO) that multi and/or single (!) station calling CQ
TEST (with a big signal) and same callsign ?MULT? (S&P
with a weak signal) goes back in same band same time.
(I think there are 2 stations (signals) in same band
same time.) That?s cheating. I have an idea to stop
them (perhaps): if the CQ station gives a nr: 1 after
the zone or nr (59/599 151 or 59/599 0011) and the
BACK station gives a nr: 2 after the zone or nr
(59/599 152 or 59/599 0012) so then the contest
committee can see clearly (?) the cheating: that MULT
and non mult QSOs in pileups (with 2 in 1s) in the
log?
What's Your opinion?
73
Zoli
HA5PP
>From n2nl at yahoo.com Tue Jun 11 16:22:22 2002
From: n2nl@yahoo.com (David Mueller)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 1 and 2
In-Reply-To: <20020611092031.44326.qmail@web13805.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <20020611222222.1220.qmail@web21402.mail.yahoo.com>
Hello Zoli,
Many of the big USA M/M stations have two stations
for each band. They usually have a big stack for the
run station, and a smaller monobander on a seperate
tower for the multiplier station. That explains the
signal difference. Most of these stations, however,
run an interlock which prevents two signals being
transmitted on the same band. I know for sure W3LPL
has such a setup and I believe K3LR and KC1XX probably
do to.
These M/M stations aggressively work any station
they can find, and any DX spot, all the while
continuing to CQ. However it has been my experience
that they do watch out and have methods in place to
prevent transmitting more than 1 signal on a band at a
time.
What you probably heard was a station CQing in one
spot, and happened to catch the mult station make a
QSO while the CQing station was pausing for a reply.
If you definitely heard a station transmitting more
than one signal in the same band, I recommend emailing
the sponsors. If enough people complain, they'll do
something about it.
73, Dave N2NL
--- Zoltan Szoke <ha5pp@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Contesters,
>
>
> In the big contests (mainly WW) I often hear (A and
> B
> VFO) that multi and/or single (!) station calling CQ
> TEST (with a big signal) and same callsign ?MULT?
> (S&P
> with a weak signal) goes back in same band same
> time.
> (I think there are 2 stations (signals) in same band
> same time.) That?s cheating. I have an idea to stop
> them (perhaps): if the CQ station gives a nr: 1
> after
> the zone or nr (59/599 151 or 59/599 0011) and the
> BACK station gives a nr: 2 after the zone or nr
> (59/599 152 or 59/599 0012) so then the contest
> committee can see clearly (?) the cheating: that
> MULT
> and non mult QSOs in pileups (with 2 in 1s) in the
> log?
>
> What's Your opinion?
>
>
> 73
> Zoli
> HA5PP
>
>
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>From n2mg at eham.net Tue Jun 11 22:00:04 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: 1 and 2
References: <200206111603.g5BG379F004694@contesting.com>
<000a01c21175$c64d5d80$89e45d50@jstajcic>
Message-ID: <001901c211ac$7e1a5fe0$3201a8c0@mikehome>
YT3T wrote:
> However, new technique emerged: having another S&P station on a runner's
> band. As long as you keep one signal at a time, it is perfectly legal to
> collect anything you wish on a runner's band, using second radio (and
> amplifier and antenna too...). Many big Multi Multis are using twin setup
> per band, and you can see it on their web pages. They do not advertise the
> way they keep a single signal at a time, though. And there are big Multis
> that don't care about this limit...
That may be true of some stations, but the legit ones are very quick to
share the techniques they use...and have done so right here on this
reflector.
http://lists.contesting.com/_cq-contest/2000-November/040398.html
73 Mike N2MG
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Wed Jun 12 09:01:19 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002 Press Release # 20 - New Team
Message-ID: <01c211ce$3054e380$LocalHost@default>
WRTC2002 COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES ONE MORE TEAM
How many cards are there in a pack of cards? Yes, and that is the number of
world-class teams in WRTC2002. Fifty-two (52) two-man teams are busy shaping
their strategies to compete for the title of World's Best in Amateur Radio
Team Contesting. Gold, silver and bronze medals are being polished for
presentation to the winners.
We are delighted to have Hrane Milosevic, YT1AD and Mladen Bogdanov, YU7NU join
the event as a wildcard selection and second team from Yugoslavia. The Yugoslav
team will replace the N6KT/ K6NA team since Rich, N6KT is not able to come for
reasons beyond his control. We invite Rich to be in Helsinki in spirit and
welcome Glenn Ratman,K6NA as one of our senior referees at WRTC2002.
WRTC2002 Organizing Committee
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 12 11:36:32 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206121736.g5CHaWc31566@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info (tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 12 11:37:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206121737.g5CHbV531575@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op LP
VE2ZP 141 67 12 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,000 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
NL7CO 119 29 20 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
>From K4tmc at aol.com Wed Jun 12 23:02:10 2002
From: K4tmc@aol.com (K4tmc@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] July-August NCJ arrives
Message-ID: <2b.2884884c.2a395722@aol.com>
A stop by the PO box this morning resulted in the latest issue of NCJ.
The front-cover caption indicates that this is a "WRTC-2002 Special Issue!"
There is a photo of a typical WRTC QTH, specificaly OH2TA's, and the
WRTC-2002 logo.
Feature articles:
Past, Present and Future of the WRTC Concept
Worked All WRTC-2002 Awards
The Omni-izer, an Omni Control Box for 4-Squares or Other Arrays
Three Cycles of Perspective on WRTC
NCJ Reviews - Beacon-Prediction Wizard and Beacon-Time Wizard
A Fresh Challenge in the August Contest Calendar - The YO DX HF Contest
Regular Columns:
Contest Tips, Tricks and Techniques - Best Weapons of Little Pistols, Part 1
Propagation - Challenging Propagation for the WRTC 2002 Teams
Contesting for Fun - Fun in the Sun
Contest Calendar - July to October 2002
VHF Contesting - Post Solar Cycle 23
Contest Expeditions - new locations in Martinique (FM) and Antigua (V2)
RTTY Contesting - Contesting Peeves
Contesting On A Budget - The New Face of Homebrewing
Station Profile - K5TR
DX Contest Activity Announcements
The Contest Traveler - licensing in foreign countries
International Contests - More Changes; N. American Results/Claimed Scores
from numerous contests
Contest Results:
February 2002 Phone and CW Sprints
NCJ RTTY Sprint March 2002
Ads:
Two-page ad from Froce 12.
Full-page ad from HamToys.com for miLOG V4.0 software for contests and
logging.
Clark Electronics has ad for the K1FZ receive antenna transformers.
Davco Technology has ad for Contest Logger software.
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
>From trogo at cox.net Thu Jun 13 00:04:14 2002
From: trogo@cox.net (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ St. Petersburg, Tallin, Gdansk and Copenhagen
Message-ID: <02f701c212a0$25677640$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
After WRTC 2002 I will be on a Baltic Cruise from July 19 to July 26 and
we will be docking at the ports listed above. Would like to meet some
of the locals at least for a beer while we're in port. Please let me know
if you are available.
Tony N7BG
"I collect telegraph keys and most anything
related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
to sell or trade!"
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Thu Jun 13 13:18:12 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ARRL June VHF QSO Party On-Line Soapbox
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC044F8D17@KAHLESS>
I wanted to remind you that participants in the ARRL June VHF QSO Party are
invited to add the comments, stories and photos to the ARRL On-Line Contest
Soapbox area at:
http://www.arrl.org/contests/soapbox/
Select the June VHF QSO party and follow the instructions. Once you have
your text comments in, select Preview, and you will be given the chance to
add photographs.
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From n4vhk at summitschool.com Thu Jun 13 13:27:09 2002
From: n4vhk@summitschool.com (Henry Heidtmann)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD in Connecticut
Message-ID: <3D08C7DD.84BF2F06@summitschool.com>
I'll be in NW Connecticut for FD Weekend and am looking for a FD site to
invade for a couple hours- I'll be in Goshen (Woodridge Lake area)-
Anything happening at Mohawk Mtn or close by?
I worked at one years ago north of Torrington but dont remember where it
was- I just remember a big mountain, rain and good, cold beer.
73,
Henry, N4VHK
Winston-Salem, NC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Thu Jun 13 12:10:27 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206131810.g5DIARt32619@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op LP
KB1DFB(@KB1H) 502 108 63,936 Eastern Connecticut
VE2ZP 141 67 12 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Multi-Op HP
N0UK 623 274 236,188 Northern Lights Radi
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
K4EFD 54 38 15 5,358
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,000 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
N5RZ 197 91 21 17,927
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
WD5K 186 77 14,322 NTCC
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
N2YEV 96 31 28 3,627
NL7CO 119 29 20 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
K6RIM 57 14 2 798 NCCC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
KB1DFB KB1DFB,KE1LI,N1XS
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Thu Jun 13 12:11:46 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206131811.g5DIBkl32628@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
RW3VZ 133 26 17,290
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
GS2MP(GM3WOJ) 1392 62 20 431,520 North of Scotland CG
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From K4BEV at aol.com Mon Jun 10 17:07:34 2002
From: K4BEV@aol.com (K4BEV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] [Towertalk] 40m boom conversion web site fixed
Message-ID: <a2.26cd4ef1.2a366106@aol.com>
The problem with the pictures not loading has been corrected, they may take a
bit of time though...
http://www.k4ro.net/tcg/k4bev_boom/k4bevboom.html
You may have to do a forced refresh though (Ctrl & Refresh) or (Shift &
Refresh) depending on your browser.
73, Don - K4BEV
_______________________________________________
Towertalk mailing list
Towertalk@contesting.com
http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/towertalk
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Fri Jun 14 15:15:45 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Automated Logs Received Page for ARRL Contests
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC044F8D45@KAHLESS>
At noon on Friday June 14, ARRL turned on an automated "Logs Received" page
for the ARRL June VHF QSO Party. All properly submitted electronic logs
that are receipted by the Contest Robot are automatically added to the page
on an hourly basis.
Logs that are returned to the sender with a message citing problems and
needing corrections are not receipted by the Robot and will not appear on
the list. They will only appear once corrections are made by the participant
and the re-submitted log has been receipted by the Robot. Paper logs that
must be manually entered by the ARRL Contest Branch staff also will not
appear on the list until after submission deadlines have passed for the
contest and all data entry for the paper logs has been completed.
This automated system be utilized for all future ARRL-sponsored contests
that are supported by the Cabrillo format and the Contest Robot.
Field Day is not supported by the Robot. Field Day logs will be posted once
all initial data entry for the event has been finished.
If you have questions, please feel free to contact me at n1nd@arrl.org or by
phone at 860-594-0232.
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Fri Jun 14 13:13:24 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206141913.g5EJDOK01159@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
VE7GL 2046 761 48 4,588,830
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
NZ1U(@KB1H) 1232 635 18 2,004,695 YCCC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
N9RV(W8LVN) 2433 713 36 4,601,702 SMC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
XM7SZ(VA7RR) 1670 714 36 3,004,512 BC DX Club
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12.9 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Fri Jun 14 13:15:23 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206141915.g5EJFNk01168@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
RW4PL 1615 634 28 2,074,448
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DF0FS(DL1EKC) 1586 590 36 1,885,050 RR DX
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
S51NZ 262 204 112,608
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
OD5/OK1MU 1554 570 35 2,223,570
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
S56M(@S50Q) 2000 803 36 3,547,654 SCC
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
OK1DDO 925 527 1,065,067
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
LY6A(LY2BM) 1250 629 36 1,465,570
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6 581,236
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From je_golds at yahoo.com Sat Jun 15 22:57:38 2002
From: je_golds@yahoo.com (JE Goldsberry)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contesters in Atlanta
Message-ID: <20020616045738.51306.qmail@web11004.mail.yahoo.com>
Hey guys,
Been off the air for a little bit, just making
ocassional QSO to not lose CW skills.
I'm going to be in Atlanta area at the end of June and
beginning of July. Would be intrested in meeting any
contesters in the area.
Let me know something...
73, Jason/N5NU
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>From vhfdx2 at videotron.ca Sun Jun 16 09:36:05 2002
From: vhfdx2@videotron.ca (Pierre)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] need VHF VUCC DXCC WAS date or number on your certificate
Message-ID: <003e01c21532$62d3f000$842171d8@melanied>
Hello,
I need your VHF: VUCC DCXX WAS date and number on your certificate
for my web page
6m VUCC http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/6mvucc.html
2m+VUCC http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/2mvucc.html
VHF DXCC http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/vhfdxcc.html
VHF WAS http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/vhfwas.html
--
73 de Pierre VE2PIJ FN35
http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij
Grid square list + vhf contest calendar + all vhf-uhf contest info
>From k1ttt at arrl.net Sun Jun 16 14:47:38 2002
From: k1ttt@arrl.net (David Robbins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] contests filling up, reserve your seat now!
Message-ID: <000301c2153c$61644ee0$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
My station is still available for many of the summer contests. This is
your chance to try out different radios, big antennas, amps, SO2R, etc
with low pressure contests. I now have the SO2R setup installed and
working so you can try that stuff out. I also have vhf/uhf setup for
6m, 2m, 70cm, though only low power and on one radio. Bring a friend or
two and do a multi op. There is no charge for using my station, I see
this as a chance to keep the dust off the equipment and test out changes
during the summer slow times. Please feel free to pass this info on to
anyone who you think may be interested.
I have operations scheduled now for:
6/22-23 Field Day
7/13-14 IARU - doing m/s, could still use an op or two
8/3-4 NAQP CW
9/14-15 WAE SSB
9/28-29 CQ/RJ RTTY - doing m/s-lp again to try and take the world this
time!
Still free are the following weekends. I listed some of the contests
for those weekends, but you could do any other one you might be
interested in.
6/29-30 SP QRP?
7/6-7 KY QSO Party! Don't miss this one!, also YV Independence contest
7/20-21 NAQP RTTY, Pacific 160m, AGCW QRP(Bring your own power meter,
mine don't go that low!), CQWW VHF, W/VE Islands (warm up for IOTA?)
7/27-28 IOTA
8/10-11 WAE CW
8/17-18 NAQP SSB
8/24-25 Boxboro convention, TOEC Grid
8/31-9/1 Labor Day
9/7-8 AA SSB
9/21-22
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net
web: http://www.k1ttt.net
AR-Cluster node: 145.69MHz or telnet://dxc.k1ttt.net
>From k1ttt at arrl.net Sun Jun 16 15:06:19 2002
From: k1ttt@arrl.net (David Robbins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] contests filling up, reserve your seat now!
Message-ID: <001201c2153e$fdc3abd0$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
My station is still available for many of the summer contests. This is
your chance to try out different radios, big antennas, amps, SO2R, etc
with low pressure contests. I now have the SO2R setup installed and
working so you can try that stuff out. I also have vhf/uhf setup for
6m, 2m, 70cm, though only low power and on one radio. Bring a friend or
two and do a multi op. There is no charge for using my station, I see
this as a chance to keep the dust off the equipment and test out changes
during the summer slow times. Please feel free to pass this info on to
anyone who you think may be interested.
I have operations scheduled now for:
6/22-23 Field Day
7/13-14 IARU - doing m/s, could still use an op or two
8/3-4 NAQP CW
9/14-15 WAE SSB
9/28-29 CQ/RJ RTTY - doing m/s-lp again to try and take the world this
time!
Still free are the following weekends. I listed some of the contests
for those weekends, but you could do any other one you might be
interested in.
6/29-30 SP QRP?
7/6-7 KY QSO Party! Don't miss this one!, also YV Independence contest
7/20-21 NAQP RTTY, Pacific 160m, AGCW QRP(Bring your own power meter,
mine don't go that low!), CQWW VHF, W/VE Islands (warm up for IOTA?)
7/27-28 IOTA 8/10-11 WAE CW 8/17-18 NAQP SSB 8/24-25 Boxboro convention,
TOEC Grid 8/31-9/1 Labor Day 9/7-8 AA SSB 9/21-22
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net
web: http://www.k1ttt.net
AR-Cluster node: 145.69MHz or telnet://dxc.k1ttt.net
>From nq4u at bellsouth.net Sun Jun 16 15:24:32 2002
From: nq4u@bellsouth.net (Jimmy Floyd)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Tn. Area Visitors
Message-ID: <007801c2156b$711ff940$61cd2043@mshome.net>
Looking for any Contesters and/or DX 'peditioners that may be travelling in
the Tennessee area over the next 2-3 months that would like to present a
program or share their experience with local hams.
If you will be in the Middle Tn. area and would like to do this please let
me know by repling direct to nq4u@bellsouth.net
Thanks
Jimmy Floyd
NQ4U / NNN0RKO
ARRL ARES DEC District 5 Tn.
ARRL ARES EC Coffee County Tn.
http://personal.bna.bellsouth.net/bna/n/q/nq4u/home.html
www.tnarrl.org
www.qsl.net/mtars
>From N6TT at hotmail.com Sun Jun 16 15:07:05 2002
From: N6TT@hotmail.com (Steve Massey)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping back
and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6 logging
software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they use F1-F12
keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the keyer bank of
messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start downloading the
demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite to the source..Any
info appreciated..
Please email Steve at:
N6TT@hotmail.com
Tnxs-
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>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Sun Jun 16 22:21:40 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] RE: All Asian Ages of "W" Participants
References: <200206170050.g5H0ocP05798@localhost.localdomain>
Message-ID: <02d201c2159d$55c640a0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
This would be an interesting statistic - I would be especially interested
from the other side of the rim - wonder if there are any major JA or other
Asian logs which could be crunched for data as to ages of the US
entrants....CT, NA etc import quite nicely into Excel!
I know Sweepstakes Checks have been looked at along these lines but this
would be even more telling!
73,
Jim, K4OJ
----- Original Message from 3830/WA7BNM reflector -----
Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 8:50 PM
Subject: [3830] All Asia CW K5NZ SOAB HP
> All Asian DX Contest, CW
>
> Call: K5NZ
> Operator(s): K5NZ
> Station: K5NZ
>
> Class: SOAB HP
> QTH: tx
> Comments:
>
> Too bad we never had a good 10m opening, sure could have improved my
score.
> This contest is fun but makes you see there is very little "new blood" in
our
> part of this hobby. Worked very few ages under 35. I did however work a
16 so
> maybe there is hope!
>
> 73 nz
>
>
>From Georgek5kg at aol.com Sun Jun 16 23:24:08 2002
From: Georgek5kg@aol.com (Georgek5kg@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <196.86ddc6d.2a3ea248@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/17/2002 2:05:22 AM Greenwich Standard Time,
N6TT@hotmail.com writes:
> There must be other pgms where they use F1-F12 keys or something where it
> gives the exchanges and has the keyer bank of messages without having to
> use the mouse...
WriteLog is the answer.
73, Geo...k5kg
George I. Wagner, K5KG
Productivity Resources LLC
941-312-9450
941-312-9460 fax
201-415-6044 cell
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>From jeflanders at comcast.net Mon Jun 17 03:39:24 2002
From: jeflanders@comcast.net (Jerry Flanders)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
In-Reply-To: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020617023423.00a17bc0@mail.comcast.net>
With WriteLog in RTTY, I use the mouse only to highlight parts of his
report that my log needs (his call and individual pieces of his contest
exchange). I could type these in, but mousing is easier. The F keys are
set up to do the rest.
Typically in an RTTY contest, I have two mouse clicks and two key presses
per QSO when running
In CW or SSB, I would type them in rather than mouse click.
Jerry W4UK
At 14:07 6/16/02 -0700, Steve Massey wrote:
>After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping
>back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6
>logging software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they
>use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the
>keyer bank of messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start
>downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite
>to the source..Any info appreciated..
>Please email Steve at:
>N6TT@hotmail.com
>
>Tnxs-
>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 17 04:09:45 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
References: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
Message-ID: <003501c215ac$721a9c60$6e272a42@k7qq>
Hello Steve
NA does this very well and also CT an TR programs do the same things. I
like NA for personal reasons. It covers almost any contest you can think of
and some that you dream up.
A free down load can be had from http://www.ac6v.com/ I'm sure that it is
available several other places.
GL in ur quest and CU for FD
Rex K7QQ , W7JQ/fd
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 21:07
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping
back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6
logging software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they
use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the keyer
bank of messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start
downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite to
the source..Any info appreciated..
Please email Steve at:
N6TT@hotmail.com
Tnxs-
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>From N6TT at hotmail.com Sun Jun 16 22:22:48 2002
From: N6TT@hotmail.com (Steve Massey)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
References: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
<00ac01c215a5$7fa804a0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Message-ID: <OE40QQSDHCsWoHLwo6v00016658@hotmail.com>
Thanks to everyone for the input on the logging pgms....
Alot of votes for Writelog and TRlog....
Looks like Im gonna have to download several and decide what wrks for
me....I appreciate all the input -
73,Steve de N6TT
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 4:07 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>
>
> After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping
> back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6
> logging software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they
> use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the
keyer
> bank of messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start
> downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite
to
> the source..Any info appreciated..
> Please email Steve at:
> N6TT@hotmail.com
>
> Tnxs-
>From ha5pp at yahoo.com Sun Jun 16 23:02:13 2002
From: ha5pp@yahoo.com (Zoltan Szoke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Future of the HF contesting
Message-ID: <20020617050213.51169.qmail@web13804.mail.yahoo.com>
Hi Contesters,
There was a pretty good condx (20 and 15 m) during
AA-DX CW (and WPX CW also) but sorry there were not
enough participans. Or there were lots of
"participans" with NO activity, only looked clusters
for some rare country and do not give a little QSO to
avid contest stations. I saw ages in AA-DX CW, all
(90-95 %) conesters gave me over 36 years (I gave 40.)
I think that Asia is "old". After 20 years will not be
contesters there, or most of Asians will give 56, 66,
58, 78, 87, 95 101... How about this in USA and EU??
Congrats to W1PL, Laci (Laci bacsi), I heard his
number is 90. Long live Laci bacsi, long live ham
contest!!!
73
Zoli
HA5PP
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>From VE3ZT at rac.ca Mon Jun 17 09:46:56 2002
From: VE3ZT@rac.ca (Paul-VE3ZT)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
In-Reply-To: <003501c215ac$721a9c60$6e272a42@k7qq>
References: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020617084049.00bc06a0@pop6.sympatico.ca>
The only contest logging software I've used is TR-Log. It was recommended
to me 5 years ago by several fellow contesters and I've never regretted the
decision to try TR-Log. Literally, it does everything. Being in the DOS
environment doesn't bother me. I also use it for non-contest logging. If
you are a CW op, you will really appreciate its endless capabilities.
73, Paul
VE3ZT
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>From Georgek5kg at aol.com Mon Jun 17 09:49:05 2002
From: Georgek5kg@aol.com (Georgek5kg@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <99.2812230f.2a3f34c1@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/17/2002 4:35:45 AM Greenwich Standard Time,
N6TT@hotmail.com writes:
> Looks like Im gonna have to download several and decide what wrks for
> me....I appreciate all the input -
>
Steve, I would give WL a strong vote over TR. TR is a DOS program. Not that
there is anything wrong with that, as Seinfeld would say. It's just that you
would be latching onto something from an old generation.
I have been using WL for 3 years and, although I have my frustrations with
it, I do really love it. A friend of mine who is a died-in-the-wool TR geek
had me try TR. In a way, it is really cleaver, but I did find it quite
difficult to used to. TR has many wonderful features, but for me WL does the
job nicely.
Actually, you could adopt both WL and TR, and have a really fun time learning
both. Throw in CT and NA for grins. With the combination, you would
probably have max flexibility for contesting!
GL es 73, Geo...k5kg
George I. Wagner, K5KG
Productivity Resources LLC
941-312-9450
941-312-9460 fax
201-415-6044 cell
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>From rrossi at btv.ibm.com Mon Jun 17 16:16:02 2002
From: rrossi@btv.ibm.com (Ronald Rossi, KK1L)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TR freeware version released...
Message-ID: <3D0E3572.7D75602B@btv.ibm.com>
Folks,
Just in time for FD the freeware version of TR has been posted to the TR web
site. It is based on the latest version, 6.68, and is fully functional for a
limited number of contests including ARRL Field Day, Stew Perry, Region One
Field Day, Japanese International DX Contest, New Zealand Field Day, South
American World Wide Contest, ...and CW Simulator Mode. There have been many
improvements since the last freeware version released in June 2000...band map
improvements, radio support, etc. A comprehensive READ.ME file of the changes is
included in the package.
Go to http://www.qth.com/tr/free.html to retrieve it.
--
73 es God Bless de KK1L...ron (kk1l@arrl.net)
<><
QTH: Jericho, Vermont
My page: http://www.qsl.net/kk1l
>From wd3q at erols.com Mon Jun 17 18:41:46 2002
From: wd3q@erols.com (wd3q@erols.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Fortaleza Brazil (mid-July)
Message-ID: <RELAY14o4x1vbE0BPnM00087515@relay1.softcomca.com>
I'll be attending a CITEL meeting in Fortaleza in mid-July and was wondering if
there are any contesters/DXers there who would like to get together during the
meeting (some ARRL folks will be there, too).
73,
Eric W3DQ
Washington, DC
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>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Tue Jun 18 06:00:30 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CHANGE IN THE ITALIAN WRTC2002 TEAM
Message-ID: <01c2166b$ec45bbe0$LocalHost@default>
CHANGE IN THE ITALIAN WRTC2002 TEAM
Maurizio Panicara, I4JMY will be replaced by I4UFH, so the new Team Italy is as
follows:
Stefano Brioschi IK2QEI
Fabio Schettino I4UFH
WRTC2002 Organizing Committee (via OH1EH)
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Tue Jun 18 12:36:14 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
Message-ID: <01c216a3$35452740$LocalHost@default>
Hi,
Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
73 Ari, OH1EH
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 18 07:46:05 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206181346.g5IDk5C07474@localhost.localdomain>
2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 31, 2002
E-mail logs to: aacw@jarl.or.jp
Mail logs to:
JARL, All Asian DX Contest, CW
170-8073
Japan
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/S HP
OL5Q 984 307 289,808
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOAB HP
F5IN 665 250 22 171,500 U.F.T.
OM0WR 542 247 143,507
RW4PL 532 254 21 143,256
VE7UF 446 208 8 94,848
K3WW 456 181 14 82,536 FRC
K5NZ 403 181 8 77,106 CTDXCC
AE0Q(@K0HM) 425 181 12 75,296 Grand Mesa
N3RS 418 169 9 70,642 FRC
AE9B 256 122 7 30,744 Kansas City DX Club
KL9A 224 114 4 25,878 WWYC
N2ED 201 103 5 20,168 FRC
K7ABV 120 85 4 10,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOAB LP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1819 208 36 1,091,584
WN6K 573 208 29 119,184 SCCC
NF4A(N4PN) 68 49 2 3,332 FCG
EA1WX 81 19 6 1,539
WA6BOB 37 31 3 1,147
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 5 5 50 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/10 LP
K7SS 11 10 2 220 WWDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/15 LP
HB9DTM 200 87 8 17,400 F8KCF Contest Gang
G4IIY 100 62 4 6,200
NT6K 45 29 1 1,305 NCCC
NR3X(N4YDU) 19 18 1 342 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/20 HP
W4SAA 127 57 11 7,239 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/40 LP
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 597 53 22 86,443 Chiltern DX Club
Operators:
OL5Q OK1FFU,OK1HRA
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 18 07:47:29 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206181347.g5IDlTC07485@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in thsi ssummary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
W3SO 997 264 332,904 PVRC
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op LP
KB1DFB(@KB1H) 502 108 63,936 Eastern Connecticut
VE2ZP 141 67 12 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Multi-Op HP
N0UK 623 274 236,188 Northern Lights Radi
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
K4EFD 54 38 15 5,358
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,300 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
K3DNE 669 217 235,445
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
N5RZ 197 91 21 17,927
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N9DG 323 142 59,498 Badger Contesters
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
K8MR 151 81 6 15,795 MRRC
WD5K 186 77 14,322 NTCC
N8BJQ 159 83 12 13,197 SWODXA
VE3CVG 95 51 6,630
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
N2YEV 96 31 28 3,627
NL7CO 119 29 20 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
K6RIM 57 14 2 798 NCCC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
KB1DFB KB1DFB,KE1LI,N1XS
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
W3SO AI3M,K3IXD,W3PAW,W3TEF,W3YOZ,WR3Z
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 18 07:48:28 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206181348.g5IDmSW07494@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
GQ6YB 2209 83 24 916,735 Bristol CG
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
GQ4ZVJ(G4ZVJ) 1202 65 24 390,650
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
RW3VZ 133 26 17,290
HB9ARF 150 20 15,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
GS2MP(GM3WOJ) 1392 62 20 431,520 North of Scotland CG
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645 Contest Cambria
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From K8GT at flash.net Tue Jun 18 13:39:31 2002
From: K8GT@flash.net (Gerry Treas, K8GT)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <AA-8DDDCDEA0167160283077759E776D974-ZZ@www2.prodigy.net>
Don't forget how long it takes a Windoze (TM) 'puter
to reboot following a crash, or a shutdown to refuel
the generator at Field Day. My vote is for DOS, your
choice TR, CT, or my favorite, NA, for quick reboots.
73, Gerry K8GT
--- Original Message ---
From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
To:
CC: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>Thanks to everyone for the input on the logging
pgms....
>Alot of votes for Writelog and TRlog....
>Looks like Im gonna have to download several and
decide what wrks for
>me....I appreciate all the input -
>73,Steve de N6TT
>
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>
>
> >
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
>> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>> Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 4:07 PM
>> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>>
>>
>> After working the AA cw test the past two days I
got real tired of jumping
>> back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse
while using LOGic 6
>> logging software in the contest mode...There must
be other pgms where they
>> use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the
exchanges and has the
>keyer
>> bank of messages without having to use the
mouse...I hate to start
>> downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find
out so thot id go rite
>to
>> the source..Any info appreciated..
>> Please email Steve at:
>> N6TT@hotmail.com
>>
>> Tnxs-
>
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>From n0ss at earthlink.net Tue Jun 18 12:16:30 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
In-Reply-To: <01c216a3$35452740$LocalHost@default>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Ari:
>Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the KCDX Club's
web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
GL OM,
Tom Hammond N0SS
>From K6LL at adelphia.net Tue Jun 18 14:25:38 2002
From: K6LL@adelphia.net (Dave Hachadorian)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <008101c216cb$d7175d40$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest
reporting,
constraints on the number of contest categories
imposed by available QST space
are removed, or at least reduced. Computerized
log-checking has also reduced
the need to minimize the number of categories in
contests, since the administrative
overhead has been reduced.
I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low
Band (40, 80, 160) categories
restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number
of reasons why I think this move
would enhance the contest world-wide:
1. Declining JA activity has made it much more
difficult for western USA
stations to compete in all categories, but
especially the all-band category,
where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big
European runs.
2. There are a lot of stations around the world
who have a small tower and tribander
in the back yard, and an assortment of low,
seriously compromised antennas for 40,
80, and 160. There is not much incentive for these
stations to get on the air in the
all band category, since they know that they
cannot turn in a competitive score. On the
other hand, a tribander can do a quite creditable
job on the high bands, which would
encourage activity.
3. The single-band category, while enabling
disadvantaged stations to be more competitive
on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty
boring.
4. The High band/ low band categories would enable
SO2R operation, making the contest much
more interesting than single band category, where
SO2R is impracticable for most people.
To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the
contest experience itself, and, afterward, to
to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
way I like to see it presented. I
really don't care about QST listings or
certificates. By the time QST and the certificates
come out, the contest is old news. Coupled with
the ARRL's growing accent on Internet
score reporting, I think the additional categories
would add a spark of growth and an
interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
Respectfully,
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
Yuma, Arizona
K6LL@despammed.com
>From ak0a at kc.rr.com Tue Jun 18 19:59:55 2002
From: ak0a@kc.rr.com (ak0a)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Message-ID: <000701c21724$3e6fefe0$6401a8c0@WFB1>
The 1998 and 1999 tapes are still there.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: "Ari Korhonen" <ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
> Ari:
>
> >Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the KCDX Club's
> web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
>
> GL OM,
>
> Tom Hammond N0SS
>
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>From kl7ra at blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov Wed Jun 19 05:23:32 2002
From: kl7ra@blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov (KL7RA)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <00b001c2178c$224988e0$02f446c0@snowfall.gcgo.nasa.gov>
Dave, K6LL writes:
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low
>Band (40, 80, 160) categories restored in the ARRL
>DX Test.
I would like to add my humble vote "yes" to this idea.
As Dave mentions in his list of reasons, I'm one of those
ops that has been doing single band efforts the last few
years because I get whipped like a rented mule on 80/160.
Even with good conditions and high Q totals my "all band"
scores are pathetic.
Normally I don't subscribe to the idea of making changes
just to allow more folks into the winning circle but this is a
good idea. It will allow the low banders the weekend for
non radio stuff and the highbanders some sleep. As the
cycle swings the crowd will shift from high to low.
The ops that win "all band" will still win "all band", of course,
as I doubt they would be interested in this idea. Their plaque
would still look the same with or without high/low divisions
but their scores might be reduced overall somewhat as some
stations will refuse to move up/down.
There is no down side to Dave's idea. You might be against
it if you were serious about getting the world record but that's
a long way off now and maybe never happen as TVI and old
age wipes us out one by one.
73 Rich KL7RA
>From k0xm at kc.rr.com Tue Jun 18 21:47:32 2002
From: k0xm@kc.rr.com (Chuck K0XM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Message-ID: <009601c21733$4743ecc0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Here they are from the KCDX Club web page:
http://www.qsl.net/kcdxc/PileupFiles.htm
Chuck/K0XM
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: "Ari Korhonen" <ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
> Ari:
>
> >Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the KCDX Club's
> web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
>
> GL OM,
>
> Tom Hammond N0SS
>
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>From mjwetzel at comcast.net Tue Jun 18 21:51:27 2002
From: mjwetzel@comcast.net (Mike Wetzel)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
In-Reply-To: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Message-ID: <NCBBIPEKMKEIENBFHFHJKEFEFDAA.mjwetzel@comcast.net>
Tom,
I listened to a tape about 2 weeks ago on the site!
Mike W9RE
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Tom Hammond NOSS
> Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 11:17 AM
> To: Ari Korhonen; cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
>
>
> Ari:
>
> >Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the
> KCDX Club's
> web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
>
> GL OM,
>
> Tom Hammond N0SS
>
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>From kr1g at hotmail.com Wed Jun 19 03:09:31 2002
From: kr1g@hotmail.com (ted demopoulos)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <F101o4OzJP4VotCmY6i00004899@hotmail.com>
While I will be the first to say that "we don't need no stinking new
categories - we got too many already", I believe that Dave's proposal makes
much sense.
i *am* old enough to remember the "hign band" and "low band" categories, and
probably would enter one of these categories occasionally (and probably let
someone else simultaneously do the other one as well).
Dave's points are very well taken, although my personal interest in that I'd
love to spend lots of time on the lowbands - all of them - yet still be
potentially competitive (hmmm, lowband SSB - maybe I'd skip that one :) then
again, maybe not)
73
Ted KT1V ex KR1G
>From: "Dave Hachadorian" <K6LL@adelphia.net>
>To: "cq-contest Reflector" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>CC: <aa7a@arrl.net>, <contests@arrl.org>
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX
>Test
>
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest
>reporting,
>constraints on the number of contest categories
>imposed by available QST space
>are removed, or at least reduced. Computerized
>log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in
>contests, since the administrative
>overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low
>Band (40, 80, 160) categories
>restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number
>of reasons why I think this move
>would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more
>difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but
>especially the all-band category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big
>European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world
>who have a small tower and tribander
>in the back yard, and an assortment of low,
>seriously compromised antennas for 40,
>80, and 160. There is not much incentive for these
>stations to get on the air in the
>all band category, since they know that they
>cannot turn in a competitive score. On the
>other hand, a tribander can do a quite creditable
>job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling
>disadvantaged stations to be more competitive
>on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty
>boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable
>SO2R operation, making the contest much
>more interesting than single band category, where
>SO2R is impracticable for most people.
>
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the
>contest experience itself, and, afterward, to
>to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I
>really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates
>come out, the contest is old news. Coupled with
>the ARRL's growing accent on Internet
>score reporting, I think the additional categories
>would add a spark of growth and an
>interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
>
>
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>From k8cc at comcast.net Tue Jun 18 23:55:23 2002
From: k8cc@comcast.net (David A. Pruett)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX
Test
In-Reply-To: <008101c216cb$d7175d40$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low band
categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle seventies, it
seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it seemed
like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high band;
from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I first
went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My new
friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band category, with a
Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an assortment
of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on big
antennas for six bands.
While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants, those
categories have little or no interest to me.
I never understood why the low and high band categories were done away
with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them back.
Dave/K8CC
At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting, constraints
>on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
>removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
>administrative overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
>categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reasons why
>I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small tower and
>tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
>compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive for
>these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they know
>that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
>tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
>more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, making
>the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO2R is
>impracticable for most people.
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
>itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
>is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
>reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
>and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
>
>
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>From contesting at eircom.net Wed Jun 19 08:15:56 2002
From: contesting@eircom.net (Tim Makins, EI8IC)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
Message-ID: <005101c21758$cc4f38a0$33aba5c2@host>
Yes, this is a very good idea. Many low-budget contesters find it hard to
get good antennas for all the 6 bands, yet find that a weekend stuck on just
one band can get rather monotonous. A Low or High Band entry gives a guy/gal
more enjoyment and variety without the need for the such a big antenna
set-up.
But why keep it just for the ARRL DX Test ? Surely there are other contests
where this would work as well.
Who should we write to in order to get this idea really moving ????
Tim, EI8IC
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At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting, constraints
>on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
>removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
>administrative overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
>categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reasons why
>I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band
category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small tower and
>tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
>compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive for
>these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they know
>that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
>tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
>more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, making
>the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO2R is
>impracticable for most people.
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
>itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
>is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
>reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
>and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>From k2av at contesting.com Wed Jun 19 11:27:23 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
Message-ID: <005301c2179d$6e29c250$0500a8c0@swift>
They were done away with to encourage more participation on the low
bands. It was thought that the ubiquitous tribander in concert with
the high band category was keeping the little guys off the low bands.
The WPX tribander/wires category is a partial answer to this that
suits the little guy.
Also, why NOT allow an entrant to submit more than one single band
entry. What harm does that do? Takes a very skilled contester to max
out two different bands.
----- Original Message -----
From: "David A. Pruett" <k8cc@comcast.net>
To: "Dave Hachadorian" <K6LL@adelphia.net>; "cq-contest Reflector"
<cq-contest@contesting.com>
Cc: <aa7a@arrl.net>; <contests@arrl.org>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 10:55 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
ARRL DX Test
> I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low
band
> categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle
seventies, it
> seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it
seemed
> like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high
band;
> from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I
first
> went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My
new
> friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band category,
with a
> Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an
assortment
> of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on
big
> antennas for six bands.
>
> While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants,
those
> categories have little or no interest to me.
>
> I never understood why the low and high band categories were done
away
> with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them
back.
>
> Dave/K8CC
>
>
> At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
> >With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting,
constraints
> >on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space
are
> >removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also
reduced
> >the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since
the
> >administrative overhead has been reduced.
> >
> >I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80,
160)
> >categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of
reasons why
> >I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
> >
> >1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for
western USA
> >stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band
category,
> >where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
> >
> >2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small
tower and
> >tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
> >compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much
incentive for
> >these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since
they know
> >that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
> >tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which
would
> >encourage activity.
> >
> >3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations
to be
> >more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty
boring.
> >
> >4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation,
making
> >the contest much more interesting than single band category, where
SO2R is
> >impracticable for most people.
> >
> >To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
> >itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data
arranged the
> >way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST
listings or
> >certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the
contest
> >is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet
score
> >reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of
growth
> >and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
> >
> >Respectfully,
> >
> >Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
> >Yuma, Arizona
> >K6LL@despammed.com
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >_______________________________________________
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>From 00tlzivney at bsu.edu Wed Jun 19 10:31:23 2002
From: 00tlzivney@bsu.edu (Zivney, Terry L.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DXTest
Message-ID: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D0DBAB7@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
Let me tell you why antenna- or propagation-challenged ops
did NOT like the High/Low band categories in the ARRL DX
test and why the single band categories were big improvements.
Low band means you must have good antennas for 3 difficult
bands - 40, 80 and 160 to be competitive. Many of us can
swing one or another of those, at least on a temporary
basis but cannot get up or keep up all three.
Similarly, while tribanders are popular antennas for the
high bands, to do well in the High Band category, you need
propagation on all three bands! This may be ok for those
in Florida, who apparently get 10 meter openings to DX even
in the punk years, but is murder for those in the Midwest.
The Single Band categories are much superior. If you want
to operate two or three bands, you can, and still enter
you best band as a Single Band score. This is much more
likely to be competitive or "respectible" than entering
a Tri-band category with only one band's score, especially
since multipliers count on a "per-band" basis.
Terry Zivney, N4TZ/9
-----Original Message-----
From: David A. Pruett [mailto:k8cc@comcast.net]
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 9:55 PM
To: Dave Hachadorian; cq-contest Reflector
Cc: aa7a@arrl.net; contests@arrl.org
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
ARRL DXTest
I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low band
categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle seventies, it
seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it seemed
like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high band;
from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I first
went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My new
friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band category, with a
Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an assortment
of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on big
antennas for six bands.
While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants, those
categories have little or no interest to me.
I never understood why the low and high band categories were done away
with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them back.
Dave/K8CC
At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting, constraints
>on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
>removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
>administrative overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
>categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reasons why
>I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small tower and
>tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
>compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive for
>these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they know
>that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
>tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
>more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, making
>the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO2R is
>impracticable for most people.
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
>itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
>is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
>reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
>and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
>
>
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>From i4jmy at iol.it Wed Jun 19 18:16:13 2002
From: i4jmy@iol.it (=?iso-8859-1?Q?i4jmy@iol.it?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest]
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Re:_[CQ-Contest]_Restoring_High_Band/Low_Band_categories_in_ARRL_DX_Test?=
Message-ID: <GXYL31$C705A544D30418C259146EFC9D49FAD4@libero.it>
At medium high latitudes when the sun-cycle will be low, an "high band"
category will merge more or less into a SB20 entry.
73,
Mauri I4JMY
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Cc : <contests@arrl.org>
Date : Wed, 19 Jun 2002 07:15:56 +0100
Subject : Re: [CQ-
Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
> Yes, this is a very good idea. Many low-
budget contesters find it hard to
> get good antennas for all the 6 bands, yet find that a weekend stuck o
n just
> one band can get rather monotonous. A Low or High Band entry gives a g
uy/gal
> more enjoyment and variety without the need for the such a big antenna
> set-up.
>
> But why keep it just for the ARRL DX Test ? Surely there are other con
tests
> where this would work as well.
>
> Who should we write to in order to get this idea really moving ????
>
> Tim, EI8IC
>
> www.qsl.net/ei8ic/
> HF and Budget Contesting Information Site.
> Recently updated -
Faster navigation, new Contesting pages and resources.
>
>
> At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
> >With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-
line contest reporting, constraints
> >on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space ar
e
> >removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-
checking has also reduced
> >the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
> >administrative overhead has been reduced.
> >
> >I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
> >categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reason
s why
> >I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
> >
> >1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western
USA
> >stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band
> category,
> >where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
> >
> >2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small towe
r and
> >tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
> >compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive
for
> >these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they
know
> >that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
> >tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which woul
d
> >encourage activity.
> >
> >3. The single-
band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
> >more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring
.
> >
> >4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, ma
king
> >the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO
2R is
> >impracticable for most people.
> >
> >To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
> >itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arrange
d the
> >way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listing
s or
> >certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the cont
est
> >is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet scor
e
> >reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of gro
wth
> >and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
> >
> >Respectfully,
> >
> >Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
> >Yuma, Arizona
> >K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
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>From w2up at mindspring.com Wed Jun 19 16:52:12 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
In-Reply-To: <005301c2179d$6e29c250$0500a8c0@swift>
Message-ID: <3D10A8AC.19036.450271@localhost>
On 19 Jun 2002 Guy Olinger, K2AV wrote:
>
> Also, why NOT allow an entrant to submit more than one single band
> entry. What harm does that do? Takes a very skilled contester to max
> out two different bands.
>
>
Not really. Do 10 or 15, and 80 or 160. Except for the peak of the cycle,
when one is open the other is dead.
Barry--
Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>From dick.green at valley.net Wed Jun 19 15:41:34 2002
From: dick.green@valley.net (Dick Green)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DXTest
In-Reply-To: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D0DBAB7@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
Message-ID: <EMEKIMJIEGNGMKHFDEGIAEAECNAA.dick.green@valley.net>
I can see the arguments on both sides of the High Band/Low Band debate, but
what's the rationale behind allowing only one single-band entry? The ARRL DX
rules make a pretty big deal out of prohibiting this, so there must be a
reason. But on the surface, it seems like it would increase participation
and fun. There are definitely some interesting possibilities for SO2R ops.
73, Dick WC1M
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Zivney, Terry L.
> Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 10:31 AM
> To: David A. Pruett; Dave Hachadorian; cq-contest Reflector
> Cc: aa7a@arrl.net; contests@arrl.org
> Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
> ARRL DXTest
>
>
> Let me tell you why antenna- or propagation-challenged ops
> did NOT like the High/Low band categories in the ARRL DX
> test and why the single band categories were big improvements.
>
> Low band means you must have good antennas for 3 difficult
> bands - 40, 80 and 160 to be competitive. Many of us can
> swing one or another of those, at least on a temporary
> basis but cannot get up or keep up all three.
>
> Similarly, while tribanders are popular antennas for the
> high bands, to do well in the High Band category, you need
> propagation on all three bands! This may be ok for those
> in Florida, who apparently get 10 meter openings to DX even
> in the punk years, but is murder for those in the Midwest.
>
> The Single Band categories are much superior. If you want
> to operate two or three bands, you can, and still enter
> you best band as a Single Band score. This is much more
> likely to be competitive or "respectible" than entering
> a Tri-band category with only one band's score, especially
> since multipliers count on a "per-band" basis.
>
> Terry Zivney, N4TZ/9
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: David A. Pruett [mailto:k8cc@comcast.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 9:55 PM
> To: Dave Hachadorian; cq-contest Reflector
> Cc: aa7a@arrl.net; contests@arrl.org
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
> ARRL DXTest
>
>
> I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low band
> categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle
> seventies, it
> seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it seemed
> like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high band;
> from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I first
> went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My new
> friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band
> category, with a
> Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an
> assortment
> of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on big
> antennas for six bands.
>
> While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants, those
> categories have little or no interest to me.
>
> I never understood why the low and high band categories were done away
> with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them back.
>
> Dave/K8CC
>
>
> At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
> >With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting,
> constraints
> >on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
> >removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
> >the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
> >administrative overhead has been reduced.
> >
> >I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
> >categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of
> reasons why
> >I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
> >
> >1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
> >stations to compete in all categories, but especially the
> all-band category,
> >where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
> >
> >2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small
> tower and
> >tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
> >compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much
> incentive for
> >these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since
> they know
> >that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
> >tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
> >encourage activity.
> >
> >3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
> >more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
> >
> >4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R
> operation, making
> >the contest much more interesting than single band category,
> where SO2R is
> >impracticable for most people.
> >
> >To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
> >itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data
> arranged the
> >way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST
> listings or
> >certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
> >is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
> >reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
> >and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
> >
> >Respectfully,
> >
> >Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
> >Yuma, Arizona
> >K6LL@despammed.com
> >
> >
> >
> >
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 19 14:19:09 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206192019.g5JKJ9M08719@localhost.localdomain>
2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 31, 2002
E-mail logs to: aacw@jarl.or.jp
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VE7UF 446 208 8 94,848
K3WW 456 181 14 82,536 FRC
K5NZ 403 181 8 77,106 CTDXCC
AE0Q(@K0HM) 425 181 12 75,296 Grand Mesa
N3RS 418 169 9 70,642 FRC
AE9B 256 122 7 30,744 Kansas City DX Club
K6III 213 1 8 30,660 NCCC
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 19 14:22:53 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206192022.g5JKMrx08733@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
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NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
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W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
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WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 34 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
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NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
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K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
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KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
N9RV(W8LVN) 2433 713 36 4,601,702 SMC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 35 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
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NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
XM7SZ(VA7RR) 1670 714 36 3,004,512 BC DX Club
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
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NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 19 14:24:30 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206192024.g5JKOUU08742@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
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Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 9,688,520
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
GX6YB 3281 818 48 5,502,686 Bristol CG
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
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Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
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Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
RW4PL 1615 634 28 2,074,448
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 35 4,397,811
DF0FS(DL1EKC) 1586 590 36 1,885,050 RR DX
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 36 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 36 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 24 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
S51NZ 262 204 112,608
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 4 31,440 WWYC
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Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
OD5/OK1MU 1554 570 35 2,223,570
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
L51EXU(LW1EXU) 1333 578 2,281,366
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 22 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
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Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
S56M(@S50Q) 2000 803 36 3,547,654 SCC
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
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Non-NA SOSB15 LP
OK1DDO 925 527 1,065,067
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
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Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
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Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
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Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
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Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
LY6A(LY2BM) 1250 629 36 1,465,570
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
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Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6h30 581,236
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Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
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Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
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Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From pietromtf at tin.it Thu Jun 20 00:28:30 2002
From: pietromtf@tin.it (Pietro)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
References: <01c216a3$35452740$LocalHost@default>
Message-ID: <001401c217d8$47c71780$7210fea9@pietro>
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> 73 Ari, OH1EH
Hi Ari, do you know the SSB Pileup Player of JE3MAS? (
http://plaza16.mbn.or.jp/~masiii/ )maybe it can help you.
73
Pietro - IK4MTF (IU4T)
http://www.qsl.net/ik4mtf
>From k2av at contesting.com Wed Jun 19 22:35:07 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <3D10A8AC.19036.450271@localhost>
Message-ID: <006d01c217fa$b7597030$0500a8c0@swift>
After reading my prior post a few time, I realized how the sentence
could be read otherwise...
Let me reword.
New entry category: Two-band. Single operator only.
Entrant picks any two bands. Entry is scored in the same fashion as an
all band entry that was confined to two bands. All two-band entries
compete together by power level regardless of the bands picked. No
band-change restrictions between the two bands.
Picking the two best bands with night/day, propagation, equipment, all
to maximize score will tax operator knowledge and skill. Or operate
what your circumstances allow you.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Barry " <w2up@mindspring.com>
To: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>;
<cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 11:52 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
ARRL DX Test
>
>
> On 19 Jun 2002 Guy Olinger, K2AV wrote:
>
> >
> > Also, why NOT allow an entrant to submit more than one single band
> > entry. What harm does that do? Takes a very skilled contester to
max
> > out two different bands.
> >
> >
>
> Not really. Do 10 or 15, and 80 or 160. Except for the peak of the
cycle,
> when one is open the other is dead.
> Barry--
> Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
> Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>
>
>
>
>From w7why at harborside.com Thu Jun 20 03:03:04 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
<005101c21758$cc4f38a0$33aba5c2@host>
Message-ID: <3D1129C8.774A1988@harborside.com>
Dave wrote:
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40,
80, >160)categories restored in the ARRL DX Test.
I'd like to second that idea also! During the day, contests are
a lot of fun from the west coast, but after dark things get
pretty slow for us "vertical and low dipole" crowd. On Friday
night, it is not worth while trying to beat out the "big guns" on
the 40 and 80 meter pileups. The incessant calling and calling
(meat for another time) on low bands makes it impossible to work
any dx from the west coast with a small station. The endless run
of JA's that used to make it exciting just doesn't happen any
more. Having a low band-high band category makes good sense. 73
Tom W7WHY
>From W5ASP at aol.com Thu Jun 20 00:08:08 2002
From: W5ASP@aol.com (W5ASP@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Alpha 87 Manual
Message-ID: <9e.2819e84b.2a42a118@aol.com>
Our Alpha 87 manual appears to be among the "lost, strayed, or stolen"
category.
Does anyone have a suggestion of how we can get a replacement manual?
Actually all we really need at the moment is the section that describes the
procedure for setting up the "Bandpass" L/C circuits. Most of the time it
has been used in the "Manual" mode, but it seems a good time to check the
settings for the "Bandpass" mode in case we need to use this feature.
Thanks,
Joe, W5ASP
>From k5xr at juno.com Thu Jun 20 00:00:47 2002
From: k5xr@juno.com (Joseph A Staples)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <20020619.230550.-283219.0.k5xr@juno.com>
I've just got to throw my "two cents" into this one.
The Hi/Lo Band idea is one whose time has definitely (re) arrived..
For many of us time and circumstances have conspired to make the SO/AB
catagory no longer a practical option. Some contesters elect, as I often
do, to settle for a SO/SB which can be fun ... up to a point. I've often
simply operated just the Hi-Bands and submitted the log in the AB
catagory. In one instance I chose the Tribander/Wires catagory with zero
Qs on the wires. A bit silly, but it was an option. (Actually my 15 M
SO/SB score would have earned me a higher place finish ... but it didn't
really matter as I had a real blast that weekend.)
If the contest sponsors do no more than allow the Hi/Lo band catagories
to be designated in the listinigs (published or Web) I think it would be
fun to see how things stack up amongst those who chose this approach.
Give the plaques and praise to the SO/AB winners, they certainly deserve
them. But let the rest of us have some fun in our own arena.
Nuff said ...
Joe, W5ASP
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>From paul at ei5di.com Thu Jun 20 08:50:59 2002
From: paul@ei5di.com (Paul O'Kane)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] King of Spain Contest - Logging Software
Message-ID: <002501c21827$1928f160$e5a5fea9@dell>
The demo version of SD is fully working and unrestricted for DX
entrants in the King of Spain Contest. It's a 6-band (10 - 160m)
SSB event, from 1800 UTC Saturday 22nd June to 1800 UTC Sunday
23rd June. Full rules at http://www.sk3bg.se/contest/kingofsp.htm
You can download SD from www.ei5di.com/sd/sd.zip (479 kb).
Installation instructions are in a README.1ST file. SD is a DOS
program and is intended for single-op unassisted entries.
Setup:
Select SD Type 4 - General, Area Multipliers.
Multipliers Count : B (by band)
Points (CW QSOs) : 1
Points (SSB QSOs) : 1
Pts/Bonus : 0 (multipliers)
Name of .MLT file : SPAIN
Next Page : Y/N
Receive Serials : N
Mode : SSB
Mixed-mode Contest? : N
Work Spanish stations only (EA, EA6, EA8, EA9).
Receive RS + 1 or 2-character Province Code.
Send RS + Serial
After the contest, use SDCHECK (supplied with SD) to create your
.LOG and .SUM files, and email them to ea5al@ure.es by 30th July.
73,
Paul EI5DI
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Fri Jun 21 12:32:01 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CHANGES IN THE WRTC2002 TEAM AND REFEREE ROSTERS
Message-ID: <01c218fe$1dc7fa40$8ec5f83e@default>
CHANGE IN TEAM SLOVENIA:
Robert Kasca, S53R and Robert Bajuk S57AW will be replaced by Vito Gregor, S56M
and Ivo Jereb, S57AL
CHANGE IN REFEREE ROSTER:
Edin Gadzo, T97M will be replaced by Boris Knezovic, T97Y.
WRTC2002 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (via OH1EH)
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Fri Jun 21 15:29:38 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CORRECTION TO THE WRTC2002 REFEREE ROSTER CHANGE
ANNOUNCEMENT
Message-ID: <01c21916$edab5a00$a2c5f83e@default>
Hi,
One correction to the previously announced WRTC2002 referee change:
Boris Knezovic's callsign is T93Y (not T97Y).
My mistake, sorry for that (thanks Mario, S56A for info)!
Ari, OH1EH
>From K6LL at adelphia.net Fri Jun 21 08:47:21 2002
From: K6LL@adelphia.net (Dave Hachadorian)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] VHF/UHF operating tips for Field Day
Message-ID: <001501c218f7$e2411520$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
I have been assigned a few hours of FD operating
on VHF/UHF, an area in which I don't have any
experience. What are some good techniques?
We will have several rigs, 6 thru 440, SSB and CW,
and I guess FM, with beams, from San Diego, with a
clear over-ocean path all the way up to Santa
Barbara. Only one station can transmit at a time.
Thanks.
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
Yuma, Arizona
K6LL@despammed.com
>From kc1f at adelphia.net Sat Jun 22 04:24:39 2002
From: kc1f@adelphia.net (Stuart Santelmann)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] YU7SF SK
Message-ID: <050901c21994$086842e0$6401a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
This is from the 425 DX bulletin:
> + SILENT KEY + Zik, 4N1DX/VE3ZIK reports the sad news of the recent
passing
> of Ladislav "Laci" Rudic, YU7SF. A very active contester, Laci took part
in
> 2407 contests.
I have 38 YU7SF contest qsos in my logging program just since 1990, and I'll
bet there'd be twice as many as that counting YU1SF qsos going back to the
early 1970s. I don't remember any big scores from him, but he'd be there to
call me in EVERY contest. We never said anything more than contest
exchanges, but he was a contest fixture. I remember he always noted the
number of total contests he had participated in on his QSLs, and I think his
WAE soapbox indicated he had participated in something like 35 straight WAE
contests. RIP Laci...
Stu KC1F
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Sat Jun 22 09:01:39 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WORKED ALL WRTC2002
Message-ID: <01c219a9$e4d61d00$99c5f83e@default>
Worked All WRTC2002 - "Worked All New OJ prefixes"
Get your log in immediately after the contest and Win Valuable "Early
Bird" prizes - WRTC2002 special incentive for 6-hour log-in!
OJ1- OJ8 prefixes activated for the 1st time!
The WRTC2002 teams will be using special ?2x1? type of callsigns with special
OJ1-OJ8 prefixes (e.g. OJ1A). The OJ1-OJ8 prefixes are activated for the first
time in history to honour WRTC2002 - the Olympics of Amateur Radio contesting
in Finland.
Worked All WRTC2002 - Rules for non-WRTC2002 stations
* The same WRTC2002 station can be worked once on CW and once on SSB on
each band.
* Each correct two-way CW or SSB QSO with a WRTC2002 station counts 1
point. A duplicate QSO on same band and mode counts 0 points.
* Score = total sum of QSO points
Logs:
Only e-mail logs (ASCII) are accepted.
The preferred log formats are Cabrillo, CT.ALL and TR.DAT.
The "Early Bird" logs should be submitted by 18.00 UTC on Sunday, July 14,
2002. Regular latest submission date is July 31, 2002.
All logs should be sent via e-mail to: logs@wrtc2002.org
NOTE: The subject field of the e-mail should contain your contest callsign,
e.g. " Subject: WRTC2002 OH2AAA"
Request for stations working the IARU 2002 contest
The WRTC2002 organising committee kindly asks stations working the IARU 2002
contest to also send their electronic IARU contest logs to the WRTC2002 contest
committee to be used as reference data within the official WRTC2002
log-checking procedure. The committee guarantees that these logs will be used
only for cross checking purposes of the WRTC2002 team championship.
NOTE: All e-mail logs submitted within 6 hours after the contest ends will
participate in a lottery with special WRTC2002 prizes.
Awards & Categories
The following "Worked All WRTC2002" awards will be issued based on the above
contest rules:
"Worked All WRTC2002" awards
Worked all WRTC2002 - Single op CW
Worked all WRTC2002 - Single op SSB
Worked all WRTC2002 - Single op Mixed
Worked all WRTC2002 - Multi op CW
Worked all WRTC2002 - Multi op SSB
Worked all WRTC2002 - Multi op Mixed
Worked all WRTC2002 - IARU HQ stations
Awards will be given to the stations with highest number of points in the
following
categories:
1st 2nd 3rd
World
Europe
North America
South America
Asia
Africa
Oceania
HQ Stations
OH - Finland
Special Plaques
Worked all WRTC2002 Stations - CW
Worked all WRTC2002 Stations - SSB
Worked all WRTC2002 Stations - Mixed
Other Prizes
T-shirts (DX) Worked 130 WRTC2002 qsos
T-shirts (EU) Worked 200 WRTC2002 qsos
WRTC2002 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (via OH1EH)
>From clive at gw3njw.fsworld.co.uk Sat Jun 22 17:56:39 2002
From: clive@gw3njw.fsworld.co.uk (Clive Whelan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] YU7SF SK
In-Reply-To: <050901c21994$086842e0$6401a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <VA.00000128.003b97e5@gw3njw>
Stuart Santelmann wrote:
> I have 38 YU7SF contest qsos in my logging program just since 1990
>
My contest logs since only 1998 have 21 entries for YU7SF, and his
call was always instantly recogisable. The last QSO was in the
Baltic contest on the 19th May this year.
Very sad news RIP Laci, keep an eye on things from up there OM.
73
Clive
GW3NJW
gw3njw@gw7x.org
Contest Cambria-http://www.gw7x.org
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Sun Jun 23 11:06:43 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Software Redux
Message-ID: <010201c21ac0$1c419be0$03010a0a@office1>
Since I neglected to do this earlier, just wanted (while I was thinking of
it) to thank everyone who answered me a few weeks back on possibilities for
Field Day software.
The WASH club ended up using the Network version of N3FJP's free FD package.
I've got to admit to being impressed. The networking was smooth as silk,
the software was extremely easy & intuitive to use, and it made CW solo
operating & logging a breeze.
A lot of people in the club were surprised that it was that good a package
for a free download, and several are going to recommend that we go ahead and
register it. Just wait till they see how low the registration fee is...
If some of his other offerings are this good or better, I may just drop CT
as my contest logger of choice since I bought 6.13 at Dayton many, many,
many moons ago!
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From timo.klimoff at kolumbus.fi Sun Jun 23 18:12:35 2002
From: timo.klimoff@kolumbus.fi (Timo)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] YU7SF SK
References: <050901c21994$086842e0$6401a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <005b01c21ac1$255c2000$b3c5f83e@tklimoff>
> I have 38 YU7SF contest qsos in my logging program just since 1990
OH1F/OG1F QSO database shows 23 qsos 1998-2001!
YU7SF was certainly one of the most or even the most active contester in
Europe, who always answered to your CQs in every contest - even in the minor
ones.
RIP Laci!
73, Timo OH1NOA & OH1F Contest Gang
http://www.oh1noa.tk
>From je1cka at jzap.com Mon Jun 24 02:27:46 2002
From: je1cka@jzap.com (JE1CKA Tack Kumagai)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] JIDX 2001 Phone results are now available
Message-ID: <3D15F702.3E8DA3E2@jzap.com>
JIDX 2001 Phone results and All time records are now available at
http://je1cka.jzap.com/jidx/index.html
========
Tack Kumagai JE1CKA/KH0AM
je1cka@jzap.com
http://je1cka.jzap.com/
>From kc5ykx at swbell.net Sun Jun 23 20:56:10 2002
From: kc5ykx@swbell.net (Reid Hill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Software Redux
Message-ID: <0GY600JPEQLM2Y@mta5.rcsntx.swbell.net>
Worked well for the N5CRP team here in STX. First time we used it and it made
the whole log thing a breeze. Great program for FD use. Even breakes down
the Qs rates etc.
73 de KC5YKX
Reid
06/23/2002 7:06:43 AM, Ron Notarius WN3VAW <wn3vaw@fyi.net> wrote:
>Since I neglected to do this earlier, just wanted (while I was thinking of
>it) to thank everyone who answered me a few weeks back on possibilities for
>Field Day software.
>
>The WASH club ended up using the Network version of N3FJP's free FD package.
>I've got to admit to being impressed. The networking was smooth as silk,
>the software was extremely easy & intuitive to use, and it made CW solo
>operating & logging a breeze.
>
>A lot of people in the club were surprised that it was that good a package
>for a free download, and several are going to recommend that we go ahead and
>register it. Just wait till they see how low the registration fee is...
>
>If some of his other offerings are this good or better, I may just drop CT
>as my contest logger of choice since I bought 6.13 at Dayton many, many,
>many moons ago!
>
>73, ron wn3vaw
>
>"And they give you cash,
>which is just as good as money!"
>Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>
>
>
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>From n0ss at earthlink.net Mon Jun 24 00:46:43 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020623234502.00ab8840@mail.earthlink.net>
Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field Day?
I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
440MHz.
Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
73,
Tom N0SS
>From wd4ahz at gte.net Mon Jun 24 10:06:55 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020623234502.00ab8840@mail.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <3D17196F.7BF0984B@gte.net>
Tom Hammond N?SS wrote:
> Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during
> Field Day?
The "official" ARRL Summary sheet shows it listed as "Satellite".
(TIP: Use the ARRL Summary form and mail it in ... that way you're sure
all the required information is filled in.)
Hope everyone had fun! We did.
73, Ron WD4AHZ (NJ4M 3A WCF)
>From km0l at tfs.net Mon Jun 24 09:43:32 2002
From: km0l@tfs.net (Steve Lufcy)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020623234502.00ab8840@mail.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <002701c21b85$229e5f80$7a01d4d8@swbell.net>
Tom-
The CORRECT band to show satellites contacts on is SAT. However, if your
program does not have that (like ours- WL, or older versions of NA) then log
the satellite Q's on any band- or the TX freq - or a band that didn't have
any other Q's. We logged them on 220. Then make a note to the sponsor and
log checker as to what you have done.
The important thing is that they are identitied as SATELLITE contacts.
GL to you guys. We haven't talleyed our score yet, but it should be close to
our score from last year. Bet we are in a horse race for MO state honors.
73 de K0GQ Steve in Raytown, MO (K0OU)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2002 11:46 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
> Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field
Day?
>
> I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
> 440MHz.
>
> Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
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>From ad1c at yahoo.com Mon Jun 24 08:43:53 2002
From: ad1c@yahoo.com (Jim Reisert)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Country file update for WRTC
Message-ID: <20020624144353.76078.qmail@web13603.mail.yahoo.com>
This week I will be relasing a country file update for NA/CT/TR/WL to support
OJ# prefix stations in WRTC.
I have a few other changes in the queue, nothing major.
If there are other changes you would like to see, please respond to me
PRIVATELY and I'll try to accomodate you.
73 - Jim AD1C
P.S. on Friday May 31, I dropped off 20 pounds (9 Kg) of QSL cards at the ARRL
outgoing QSL bureau. If you have been waiting for an AD1C QSL card going back
to, oh, say 1990, it's probably in there.
=====
Jim Reisert AD1C, 7 Charlemont Court, North Chelmsford, MA 01863
USA +978-251-9933, <jjreisert@alum.mit.edu>, http://www.ad1c.com
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>From pat at linuxcolumbus.com Mon Jun 24 16:08:18 2002
From: pat@linuxcolumbus.com (Pat Collins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Fwd: 2001 Ohio Qso Party Results
Message-ID: <20020624150818.13273.qmail@ufis.com>
Posted at
http://www.mrrc.net/story/2002/6/16/234624/254
Pat N8VW
>From kc5ykx at swbell.net Mon Jun 24 11:50:19 2002
From: kc5ykx@swbell.net (Reid Hill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
Message-ID: <0GY700JSCVZV1A@mta5.rcsntx.swbell.net>
The correct band would be Satellite. Otherwise I would assume it to be your
recieved freq. My reasoning would be that is where you copied the
exchange. Just like in a split op on HF, the DX tx freq is the one that goes on
the QSL card not your tx freq. (Downlink is 70cm)
Just one man's opinion, I could be wrong.
73 de KC5YKX
Reid Hill
06/23/2002 7:46:43 PM, Tom Hammond N?SS <n0ss@earthlink.net> wrote:
>Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field Day?
>
>I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
>440MHz.
>
>Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
>
>73,
>
>Tom N0SS
>
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>From n0ss at earthlink.net Mon Jun 24 12:04:23 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Logging AO-40 Q's - QUESTION HAS BEEN ANSWERED!
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020624110308.00ac2e10@mail.earthlink.net>
Thanks to all those who kindly responded to my query regarding logging of
AO-40 Q's.
Greatly appreciated!
73,
Tom Hammond N0SS
>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 24 20:23:51 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
Message-ID: <001e01c21bb4$afb78b60$22f83442@k7qq>
Quacks
We managed a Q via one of the satalites and I'm just going to show which one
and the QSO time and mode.
Rex.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 04:46
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
> Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field
Day?
>
> I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
> 440MHz.
>
> Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
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>From ghoward at kent.edu Mon Jun 24 16:37:45 2002
From: ghoward@kent.edu (Geoff Howard)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] PJ2 QTH Available for WAE SSB
Message-ID: <3.0.32.20020624153742.00bfd960@pop.kent.edu>
Hi,
The PJ2T QTH is available for the 14-15 September 2002 WAE SSB contest.
(Our club members have decided not to operate that contest this year.)
Three towers, 14 yagis, four KW stations, Ethernet and Pentiums. QTH has
two bedrooms, two baths, and is located on 100 feet of direct oceanfront on
the south shore of Curacao.
Full details at http://asgard.kent.edu/ccc or you can E-mail me (
ghoward@kent.edu ) with your questions.
Thanks and 73,
- Geoff , W0CG -- Suffield, Ohio
(Schedulemeister for the Caribbean Contesting Consortium club station)
>From ta3j at trac.org.tr Tue Jun 25 00:38:05 2002
From: ta3j@trac.org.tr (Berkin Aydogmus)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Condoleance for YU7SF (SK)
Message-ID: <001001c21bbf$0de65ea0$99d5afc3@h5g9t6>
Dear Friends,
We fell very sad that Laci, YU7SF past away . We remember him as a great ham
operator, and remember the nice contacts.
Our strongets feelings goes to his family and friends.
Lets remember Laci, YU7SF in the future.
Nilay, TA3YJ & Berkin, TA3J
http://www.qsl.net/ta3j
http://www.qsl.net/ta3yj
ta3j@yahoo.com
ta3yj@yahoo.com
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>From jfunk at adams.net Mon Jun 24 19:19:34 2002
From: jfunk@adams.net (jim funk)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
Message-ID: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
"I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to have
to help me."
"What seems to be the problem?"
"I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
crack."
"And you'd do what, exactly?"
"I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
"Do you think that would change anything?"
"No. But I'd feel better."
"I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
"No!"
>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Tue Jun 25 01:12:00 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
Many times operators that tried to tell ME what MY class and section was,
instead of reporting their own. They would say something like, "UR 3A CO"
or "You're 1B in Kansas" when I was clearly 2A in Western Washington! Could
I have been wrong?
Signed,
Confused Field Day Operator
----- Original Message -----
From: jim funk <jfunk@adams.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 11:19 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From kg5u at hal-pc.org Mon Jun 24 22:40:19 2002
From: kg5u@hal-pc.org (Dale L Martin)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <MCBBJAHBAIHDJKDNKBBIAEAHCAAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
I especially like that eternal favorite "You're," as in...
"You're 1C Kansas"
Now, THAT gets old, too.
(I wanna yell back "No, I'm not! I'm 2A South Texas!")
73,
dale, kg5u
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're
> going to have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From TOMK5RC at aol.com Mon Jun 24 23:50:08 2002
From: TOMK5RC@aol.com (TOMK5RC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
Message-ID: <f9.1e22adaf.2a493460@aol.com>
My favorite is "Thanks for Nevada, that's a new one."
The best on-site event happened to me a few years ago. I was coaching a new
general at his first FD and first time on HF. I went through the logging,
exchange, etc, and demonstrated a few QSO's. I turned the rig over to him and
went to the rest room. When I returned he hadn't made a single QSO. I asked
what the problem was. He said he couldn't tune anyone in. Puzzled, I asked
for an example. He set the dial, as you would on a VHF radio, to an even
frequency, like 144.940. The only problem was that there was no one zero beat
on 14.280 or 14.290, so he couldn't work anyone.
But then, FD is where many of us learned the inside skinny about hamming.
Patience is a virtue.
Tom, K5RC
aka NV7A (NOT N4ZA)
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>From aa7bg at 3rivers.net Tue Jun 25 00:25:28 2002
From: aa7bg@3rivers.net (Matt & Carrie Trott)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Put the lime in the cocoanut..............
I feel your pain. I heard the same thing. I also heard one of our ops S&Ping
with the last three letters of the club call. I thought I would try and take
a stab at changing their operating habits, but when I asked, "Do you operate
HF much?", one said "not at all," so I didn't bother. I think these guys
must be having fun otherwise, why would they come out, but it sure is hard
to be in the concert hall when most of the piano players seem to be playing
with their feet. Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct"
them, but I just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and
bite my tongue.
.........and drink it all up.........I say DOKKKtuh..........to relieve this
bellyache!
Matt--K7BG at W7ECA
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of jim funk
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 5:20 PM
To: cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
"I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to have
to help me."
"What seems to be the problem?"
"I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
crack."
"And you'd do what, exactly?"
"I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
"Do you think that would change anything?"
"No. But I'd feel better."
"I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
"No!"
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>From k5zm at attbi.com Tue Jun 25 07:14:29 2002
From: k5zm@attbi.com (k5zm)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Or how 'bout this:
>From our s & p journeys...
"CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
"K7AW.."
"K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
I know, I know: It's not a contest. But it *is* where a good deal of our
next contesters will come from, no?
73,
Ian, K5ZM
----- Original Message -----
From: "jim funk" <jfunk@adams.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: 2002-Jun-24 23:19
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From n5nj at gte.net Tue Jun 25 08:35:29 2002
From: n5nj@gte.net (Bob Naumann - N5NJ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Message-ID: <007901c21c44$ca43f3c0$f2212f04@dslverizon.net>
I don't think that "forthright correcting" is what is needed. A "kinder,
gentler" approach is what's needed.
Those of us who can operate, need to demonstrate the proper way to operate,
so that these newbies can learn from it and hopefully emulate what they've
seen.
It seems that many of them are intrigued by the process of running stations,
even on CW, when they may not be able to copy themselves.
Let's face it, when their shack is on their belt, they don't get any
experience or training on how to work stations quickly and efficiently.
A couple of years ago, I stopped by a local Field Day set up at a very
visible public park. They were set up in a large pavilion with antennas
hanging all around. There were large signs, lots of literature for visitors
to pick up, and people hanging around, ready to talk to visitors. They had
two stations. One was empty, the other was manned by one person, with a
crowd gathered around watching him. I watched for about 15 minutes while he
tuned around and worked no one! Do you think this was exciting to visitors?
I think not. I didn't know any of these folks so I just left, but they
obviously had no clue what to do on the air.
We also need to remember that those we're working at the other end of the
path may be equally challenged and need encouragement, rather than
criticism.
73,
N5NJ
@ N5YA 3A NTX
----- Original Message -----
From: "Matt & Carrie Trott" <aa7bg@3rivers.net>
To: "jim funk" <jfunk@adams.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 12:25 AM
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> Put the lime in the cocoanut..............
>
> I feel your pain. I heard the same thing. I also heard one of our ops
S&Ping
> with the last three letters of the club call. I thought I would try and
take
> a stab at changing their operating habits, but when I asked, "Do you
operate
> HF much?", one said "not at all," so I didn't bother. I think these guys
> must be having fun otherwise, why would they come out, but it sure is hard
> to be in the concert hall when most of the piano players seem to be
playing
> with their feet. Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct"
> them, but I just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and
> bite my tongue.
>
> .........and drink it all up.........I say DOKKKtuh..........to relieve
this
> bellyache!
>
> Matt--K7BG at W7ECA
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of jim funk
> Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 5:20 PM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
>
>
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From n0ss at earthlink.net Tue Jun 25 09:01:22 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020625075126.00acedc0@localhost>
matt, K7BG writes to Jim Funk:
>I feel your pain. I heard the same thing. I also heard one of our ops S&Ping
>with the last three letters of the club call. I thought I would try and take
>a stab at changing their operating habits, but when I asked, "Do you operate
>HF much?", one said "not at all," so I didn't bother. I think these guys
>must be having fun otherwise, why would they come out, but it sure is hard
>to be in the concert hall when most of the piano players seem to be playing
>with their feet. Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct"
>them, but I just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and
>bite my tongue.
We have a pre-FD meeting about 2-3 days before the weekend. At that time,
we try to give any new ops, or any old ops who still persist, 'suggestions'
on what to say and what NOT to say... with particular attention to what NOT
to say. For the most part, it seems to work pretty well, though some will
revert, regardless of what they know is right.
Of course, we Do have to remember that this is a TRAINING EXERCISE and not
a contest, so should be willing to 1) cut everyone some slack, and 2)
attempt to further "suggest" possibly better (e.g. more
appropriate/efficient) methods of getting the information passed without
unnecessary verbiage. But I don't necessarily think that it's all that
appropriate to correct them WHILE they're on the air (unless they wish to
be), and often in front of a number of their friends. Doing so can often
cause you to lost an otherwise good operator.
73,
Tom Hammond N0SS
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Tue Jun 25 09:03:21 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <f9.1e22adaf.2a493460@aol.com>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020625080153.00ad0100@localhost>
Tom K5RC writes:
>The best on-site event happened to me a few years ago. I was coaching a new
>general at his first FD and first time on HF. I went through the logging,
>exchange, etc, and demonstrated a few QSO's. I turned the rig over to him and
>went to the rest room. When I returned he hadn't made a single QSO. I asked
>what the problem was. He said he couldn't tune anyone in. Puzzled, I asked
>for an example. He set the dial, as you would on a VHF radio, to an even
>frequency, like 144.940. The only problem was that there was no one zero beat
>on 14.280 or 14.290, so he couldn't work anyone.
Don't forget the 20M op who never makes a Q because he can't "find a clear
spot".
Tom N0SS
>From wd4ahz at gte.net Tue Jun 25 10:13:31 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Message-ID: <3D186C7B.F958C491@gte.net>
Matt & Carrie Trott wrote:
> Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct" them, but I
> just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and bite
> my tongue.
Why?
That's one of the things about Field Day ... to teach these folks proper
operating procedures! If we want to build the contest ranks, we
contesters must be the ones to pass along what we know to those who show
any kind of interest. If we don't take the time to teach proper
operating procedures, we can't turn around and complain about poor
operating procedures.
Our Field Day set-up included the new "GOTA" station ... which had none
other than K1TO teaching the newbies proper operating procedures! If
you're going to learn, it might as well be from one of the best.
That's what Field Day is all about.
73, Ron
>From aa4ga at contesting.com Tue Jun 25 10:42:47 2002
From: aa4ga@contesting.com (Lee Hiers)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Message-ID: <3D183B17.24225.398EE7@localhost>
On 25 Jun 2002 at 6:14, k5zm wrote:
> From our s & p journeys...
>
> "CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
> "K7AW.."
> "K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
In past years when this has happened to me, for fun I'd sometimes say
something like:
"OK W7ABC 1A Georgia"
"2A Washington"
"W7ABC Thanks QRZ Field Day K7AW"
And take the frequency.
Mean, I know. :)
--
Lee Hiers, AA4GA
Cornelia, Georgia
>From aa7bg at 3rivers.net Tue Jun 25 09:02:49 2002
From: aa7bg@3rivers.net (Matt & Carrie Trott)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D186C7B.F958C491@gte.net>
Message-ID: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMCENDDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Partly because I'm lazy, mostly because, these aren't a bunch of 12 year old
kids. As a matter of fact, at the ripe old age of 43 I was the youngest guy
out.
Matt
-----Original Message-----
From: Ron Wetjen [mailto:wd4ahz@gte.net]
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 7:14 AM
To: Matt & Carrie Trott
Cc: cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
Matt & Carrie Trott wrote:
> Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct" them, but I
> just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and bite
> my tongue.
Why?
That's one of the things about Field Day ... to teach these folks proper
operating procedures! If we want to build the contest ranks, we
contesters must be the ones to pass along what we know to those who show
any kind of interest. If we don't take the time to teach proper
operating procedures, we can't turn around and complain about poor
operating procedures.
Our Field Day set-up included the new "GOTA" station ... which had none
other than K1TO teaching the newbies proper operating procedures! If
you're going to learn, it might as well be from one of the best.
That's what Field Day is all about.
73, Ron
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>From swca at swbell.net Tue Jun 25 10:25:39 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "It's not a contest."
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
<002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Message-ID: <027501c21c54$30b36910$0100a8c0@TL01>
>I know, I know: It's not a contest.
I have NEVER understood this timeless Newington pronouncement. Somebody
show me why accuracy and efficiency should not be rewarded, especially
during an Emergency Preparedness Exercise.
I know I'm preaching to the choir.
My only guess is that it is an attempt to "not turn away the curious
newcomer." But what does that tell us about our image to the others?
Perception is everything whether based in reality or not. We can't ignore
this, and my guess is a substantial investment in this area by contesters
would yield an excellent return.
I think having Dennis in the Marketing chair at the ARRL could be a good
turn for contesting, but not if we sit around and watch.
Well, unless you're about to strangle the guy in the tent with his own mic
cord if says "please copy, you're..." one more time. Better for contesting
if you just keep THAT to yourself :)
Mark, N5OT
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:54:29 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
Just more reasons to stick with CW and forget that SSB stuff.
:>)
Then again, I copied some really weird code this weekend.
dink
----- Original Message -----
From: jim funk <jfunk@adams.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 11:19 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:55:36 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251455.g5PEta116427@localhost.localdomain>
2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 31, 2002
E-mail logs to: aacw@jarl.or.jp
Mail logs to:
JARL, All Asian DX Contest, CW
170-8073
Japan
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this Summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/M LP
LZ7X 255 153 42,993
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/S HP
OL5Q 984 307 289,808
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All SOAB HP
UA9FM 655 143 11 279,279 UCG
F5IN 665 250 22 171,500 U.F.T.
OM0WR 542 247 143,507
RW4PL 532 254 21 143,256
OZ1AA(@OZ7YY) 575 217 19 124,558 WWYC
VE7UF 446 208 8 94,848
K3WW 456 181 14 82,536 FRC
K5NZ 403 181 8 77,106 CTDXCC
AE0Q(@K0HM) 425 181 12 75,296 Grand Mesa
N3RS 418 169 9.8 h 70,642 FRC
AE9B 256 122 7 30,744 Kansas City DX Club
K6III 213 1 8 30,660 NCCC
KL9A 224 114 4 25,878 WWYC
N2ED 201 103 5 20,168 FRC
AA3B 137 81 11,097 FRC
K7ABV 120 85 4 10,200
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOAB LP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1819 208 36 1,091,584
WN6K 573 208 29 119,184 SCCC
K5XR(W5ASP) 104 65 6,565 TDXS
NF4A(N4PN) 68 49 2.5 3,332 FCG
EA1WX 81 19 6 1,539
WA6BOB 37 31 3 1,147
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 5 5 0.17 50 PVRC
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/10 LP
K7SS 11 10 2 220 WWDXC
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/15 LP
OK6A(OK2INW) 237 98 16 23,226 WWYC
HB9DTM 200 87 8 17,400 F8KCF Contest Gang
G4IIY 100 62 4 6,200
NT6K 45 29 1.5 1,305 NCCC
NR3X(N4YDU) 19 18 1 342 WWYC
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/20 HP
W4SAA 127 57 11 7,239 FCG
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/40 LP
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 597 53 22 86,443 Chiltern DX Club
Operators:
LZ7X LZ1UQ,LZ2HM
OL5Q OK1FFU,OK1HRA
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:56:00 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251456.g5PEu0c16436@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this Summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
W3SO 997 264 332,904 PVRC
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op LP
KB1DFB(@KB1H) 502 108 63,936 Eastern Connecticut
VE2ZP 141 67 12.5 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
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Multi-Op HP
N0UK 623 274 236,188 Northern Lights Radi
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Rover LP
K4EFD 54 38 15 5,358
K7VE/R 61 35 2,660
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,300 CTDXCC
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Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
K3DNE 669 217 235,445
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
N5RZ 197 91 21 17,927
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N9DG 323 142 59,498 Badger Contesters
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
K8MR 151 81 6 15,795 MRRC
WD5K 186 77 14,322 NTCC
N8BJQ 159 83 12 13,197 SWODXA
VE3CVG 95 51 20 6,630
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
N2YEV 96 31 28 3,627
NL7CO 119 29 20+ 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
K6RIM 57 14 2.13 798 NCCC
K1VU 26 11 297 YCCC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
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Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
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Single Op Port LP
W8CAR 42 29 5 1,218 MRRC
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
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Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K7VE/R K7VE,KD7PRN
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
KB1DFB KB1DFB,KE1LI,N1XS
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
W3SO AI3M,K3IXD,W3PAW,W3TEF,W3YOZ,WR3Z
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:56:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251456.g5PEuVj16445@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this Summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
GQ6YB 2209 83 24 916,735 Bristol CG
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
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All M/SSSB LP
CQ1CV(@CS6ARP) 567 55 12 155,925 Radio Clube Costa Ve
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All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
K6III 67 19 8 100 NCCC
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All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
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All SOCW HP
GQ4ZVJ(G4ZVJ) 1202 65 24 390,650
G3LET 1190 63 23.5 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
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All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
RW3VZ 133 26 17,290
HB9ARF 150 20 15,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1Hour 4,500
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5.5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
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All SOSSB HP
GS2MP(GM3WOJ) 1392 62 20 431,520 North of Scotland CG
GW0GEI 1044 48 15 250,560 Contest Cymru
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645 Contest Cambria
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3.5 960
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1.5 460
Operators:
CQ1CV CT1ERK,CT1ETE
GQ6YB G0HFX,G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV,G4FKA,G7ORR,M0AXF/EI3JE,
M0XXX
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 09:00:03 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251500.g5PF03516458@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this Summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
WP3C 2132 701 35.7 4,121,880
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NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
WX5S(@W6YX) 3545 966 48 7,984,956 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
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NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
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NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
VE7GL 2046 761 48 4,588,830
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
NZ1U(@KB1H) 1232 635 18 2,004,695 YCCC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
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NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
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NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
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NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
N9RV(W8LVN) 2433 713 36 4,601,702 SMC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
VA3XRZ 344 221 255,918
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K7JWD 390 158 16 61,620
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
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NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
XM7SZ(VA7RR) 1670 714 36 3,004,512 BC DX Club
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX5S K0BEE,K6ENT,K6UFO,N6DE,N7MH,W1SRD,W6CT,W6LD,
W7SW,WX5S
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 09:02:26 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251502.g5PF2Q916474@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 9,688,520
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
GX6YB 3281 818 48 5,502,686 Bristol CG
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
RW4PL 1615 634 28 2,074,448
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
OM6RM 1021 452 30 987,620
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DF0FS(DL1EKC) 1586 590 36 1,885,050 RR DX
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
S51NZ 262 204 112,608
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
OD5/OK1MU 1554 570 35 2,223,570
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
L51EXU(LW1EXU) 1333 578 2,281,366
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
9K9O(9K2RR) 2191 761 34 4,632,207 KUWAIT AMATEUR RADIO
S56M(@S50Q) 2000 803 36 3,547,654 SCC
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
OK1DDO 925 527 1,065,067
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
LY6A(LY2BM) 1250 629 36 1,465,570
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
T94FC 1086 549 34 1,112,274 Sarajevo Contest Gro
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6 581,236
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
YZ1U(YT1UR) 894 471 30 1,163,370 YU CC
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX5S K0BEE,K6ENT,K6UFO,N6DE,N7MH,W1SRD,W6CT,W6LD,
W7SW,WX5S
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From paule at sfu.ca Tue Jun 25 09:40:00 2002
From: paule@sfu.ca (paule@sfu.ca)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Internet free computer time syncronization???
Message-ID: <200206251540.g5PFe0Tf019363@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
I was recently introduced to Beaconsee and at one station where
I would like to use it, relying on the internet for clock
syncronization is not realistic. Does anyone know of a
cost effective means of doing this? I have been looking
for an "atomic clock" which connects to the computer,
similar to an alarm clock I have, but so far I have
not found one. One product I found that uses satellites
costs around $500, which is out of the question.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Tue Jun 25 16:56:19 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "It's not a contest."
References:
<016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net><002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
<027501c21c54$30b36910$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <00ae01c21c60$d98363e0$27d7fea9@mirage>
> >I know, I know: It's not a contest.
>
> I have NEVER understood this timeless Newington pronouncement. Somebody
> show me why accuracy and efficiency should not be rewarded, especially
> during an Emergency Preparedness Exercise.
>
> My only guess is that it is an attempt to "not turn away the curious
> newcomer."
>
> Mark N5OT
And you're exactly right. If it's promoted as a contest - even lightly -
we'll lose a lot of folks that just don't want to be or think they can be
"competitive". Without getting into the psychology of it all, I think the
contest community's best return on time invested would be to...
1) Be there at Field Day and teach, teach, teach...
2) Suggest a Field Day challenge of another local club - say CW-against-CW
or something like that so it doesn't require that all operators be fully
committed to compete.
3) Right after Field Day, when everybody is still full of good memories,
suggest some kind of Sweepstakes "event" within the club for making, say,
100 QSOs or working 70 sections. Challenge another local club in some way.
4) Remind folks about the easy-going, friendly August NAQP (or whatever the
equivalent is in your QTH)
5) Pounce on the guys that are having the best time and organize a low-key
multi-op for WW or something.
Field Day is mostly a competition between one's own group, Mother Nature,
and the Forces of Murphy. For those of us that take it to the next level,
we can do that, too. It would be a good idea to add to the Field Day write
up - in the spirit of enhancing contest coverage in QST without adding
pages - commentary to the effect of, "If you enjoyed the freewheeling
hurly-burly of Field Day, try entering the following events..."
73, Ward N0AX
>From discreetly_confidential at yahoo.com Tue Jun 25 10:03:58 2002
From: discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com (Chuck)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D183B17.24225.398EE7@localhost>
Message-ID: <20020625160358.12246.qmail@web13304.mail.yahoo.com>
......AA4GA says..
"OK W7ABC 1A Georgia"
"2A Washington"
"W7ABC Thanks QRZ Field Day K7AW"
And take the frequency.
Mean, I know. :)
K3FT opines..
Mean? NO WAY! It's all part of the game. If
another op gives the opening because they are
unaware of a technique.. then it's fair game to
take and go! It's part of learning.
They will wonder 'what happened?' (maybe!) and
that might provoke them to learn something.
It is like any other effort. If you play a sport
and the other team is short of info on a proper
technique to play and you see the advantage and
take it.. well... life is...'
One thing about 'real life on the air contesting'
it plays no favorites and gives no quarter. It's
equitable.. and all can learn the tricks and
tips.
73
Chuck K3FT
Thanks to all who worked K3FT and gave Q's! I
appreciate it!
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>From k1dg at ix.netcom.com Tue Jun 25 10:09:02 2002
From: k1dg@ix.netcom.com (k1dg@ix.netcom.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Operating
Message-ID: <Springmail.0994.1025021342.0.46909400@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
K5ZM (at K7AW) said he heard:
>"CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
>
>"K7AW.."
>
>"K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
And it's not just FD.
There is a prominent local W1-area VHF/UHF college club station that operates
exactly
this way during VHF contests (at least the two in which I have operated and
listened to them...and sometimes they even omit the "go ahead" part). That is,
when they can actually hear any of the stations calling them, since turning a
beam occasionally also seems to be outside their skill set. I won't mention
the station specifically, but it is located at a famous Institute of
Technology in Massachusetts. Some operators/stations are just painful to
listen to.
But once in a while, a good op shows up at the local club FD site. The most
important lesson in contest operating I *ever* learned was on FD, when I took
over from the club hotshot on 40SSB, and was incredibly tense and nervous. I
starting talking so fast nobody could understand me, got all worked up when I
couldn't copy a guy calling me or if two guys called at once. The club
hotshot, Howie Gould, then K1HHN, now W9HG, tapped me on the shoulder and said
"Come on now, take a deep breath and relax. Don't get so worked up. This is
supposed to be fun, right? So have fun!".
That was in 1969 I think.
And I'm still having fun. Thanks, Howie.
73,
Doug K1DG
p.s. Only 18 more days til WRTC2002. (If K4OJ won't do it, someone has to!)
>From w2up at mindspring.com Tue Jun 25 17:36:46 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
References: <02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
Message-ID: <3D189C1E.11651.1587584@localhost>
On 25 Jun 2002 mwdink@eskimo.com wrote:
> Just more reasons to stick with CW and forget that SSB stuff.
>
> :>)
>
> Then again, I copied some really weird code this weekend.
>
> dink
>
Speaking of which, I think I heard more bugs and Lake Erie swings over
the weekend than I've heard in the last year.
Barry W2UP (the only CW op at W2ZQ on Saturday afternoon)--
Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>From paule at sfu.ca Tue Jun 25 12:30:14 2002
From: paule@sfu.ca (paule@sfu.ca)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the internet???
Message-ID: <200206251830.g5PIUETf006031@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
I am aware of some of the software that will do it
via the internet, but in the particular situation I
have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
Any thoughts???
Thanks again.
cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
>From ad1c at yahoo.com Tue Jun 25 12:40:53 2002
From: ad1c@yahoo.com (Jim Reisert)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Internet free computer time syncronization???
In-Reply-To: <200206251540.g5PFe0Tf019363@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Message-ID: <20020625184053.91446.qmail@web13602.mail.yahoo.com>
Check out this web site:
http://www.radiocontrolledclock.com/
They sell clocks that sync off low-frequency transmissions of WWVB. One model
has a serial port which can be used to synchornize your computer:
http://www.radiocontrolledclock.com/noname4.html
Less than $100
73 - Jim AD1C
=====
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USA +978-251-9933, <jjreisert@alum.mit.edu>, http://www.ad1c.com
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>From N5RP at pdq.net Tue Jun 25 14:48:48 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D189C1E.11651.1587584@localhost>
References: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
<02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020625133925.00b83900@pop.pdq.net>
I, for one, am grateful for every contact I make during FD weekend with a
new station or operator that might normally never get on during HF contest
operations.
As I work the "inefficient ops", I make a point, not always, but often, of
thanking them for the contact, wishing them a "good morning'" before I give
the exchange, and even take a second to ask the op where the exact location
and setup situation might be.
Adherence to ultra rate highly efficient contest QSO exchange format ? -
not exactly.
Fun ? - yes.
Will it bring somebody new into a weekend chase ? - Hopefully.
Do I care at how inept the "other end" might be in the QSO exchange ? - Nope.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From jeflanders at comcast.net Tue Jun 25 19:50:02 2002
From: jeflanders@comcast.net (Jerry Flanders)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Internet free computer time syncronization???
In-Reply-To: <200206251540.g5PFe0Tf019363@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625183712.00a195b0@mail.comcast.net>
A conventional GPS that has a standard serial connection can furnish
accurate time synch to the PC. Not sure what software is required, but I
believe UI-View has it built-in. Maybe other products as well.
I was considering adding a cheap GPS to this computer for time synch, but
then was able to hook it to my home network instead, so now it gets its
time synch from the internet via freeware NetLab 1.4 instead. Back when I
shopped, I found GPS refurbs as low as $50 (TripMate brand).
The very early computer clocks could be adjusted for drift. Don't know if
any motherboards still offer that - maybe you could hack an outboard
circuit to do it for your motherboard, then have the opsys reset the
software clock from that periodically??
Jerry W4UK
At 08:40 6/25/02 -0700, paule@sfu.ca wrote:
>I was recently introduced to Beaconsee and at one station where
>I would like to use it, relying on the internet for clock
>syncronization is not realistic. Does anyone know of a
>cost effective means of doing this? I have been looking
>for an "atomic clock" which connects to the computer,
>similar to an alarm clock I have, but so far I have
>not found one. One product I found that uses satellites
>costs around $500, which is out of the question.
>
>Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
>
>cheers, Paul - VA7NT
>From kbrown at powerhouseproductions.com Tue Jun 25 15:30:29 2002
From: kbrown@powerhouseproductions.com (Kevin Brown)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D189C1E.11651.1587584@localhost>
Message-ID: <013401c21c7e$cae111c0$6401a8c0@jffsn1.mo.home.com>
While we're on the subject, and understand I don't consider myself of
your cr?me de le cr?me contester types. I do enjoy contesting and work
hard to get the rate up and keep it there... HOWEVER, most noticeable to
me during the just passed field day are the number of stations who call
a station running a frequency and immediately sending their report as
part of their initial call - even during a pileup. So, in the middle of
our pileups, a station is trying hard to work us, but cannot seem to
wait until he knows we're calling him. This appears more pervasive and
critical than some simple grammar "you are" stuff. If you're calling a
station, you best make darned sure he's talking to you before you send
your exchange. On a couple of occassions, stations that did that to
me... Often waited until they were the ONLY ones left trying to work me,
and then were told to "make sure I've got your callsign before you go
sending a report" That technique to me, is MUCH more important than "you
are blah blah." I can ignore the grammar issue... The other however is
annoying, and happens VERY too often.
And how many of us (myself included) actually sent the report correctly
each time?
(using N0SS since he can take it out on me personally if he so desires!)
KC0CZI QRZ FIELD DAY
N0SS
N0SS DE KC0CZI 2A MO
KC0CZI DE N0SS 2A MO
Suffix-only dropping is also pervasive and annoying. That isn't a
callsign. What's your FULL callsign? Surely you guys realize how
annoying it is to have to back up in your logging software and fix the
call.
And what about stations that REFUSE to use phonetics even when asked...
Can't begin to tell you how many times that happened this past weekend.
All in all however - those issues are good for receivers to deal with as
prepping them for real disasters when calling stations will not follow
your requested formatics.
However, I totally realize that this is NOT a contest... The desire to
get and maintain a high-rate is more as a training and exercise in
technique to ensure that operators are efficient handling messages
rapidly (in whatever method works best), though formatted exchanges go a
LONG way to conditioning that listening to only expect certain things...
In a real disaster, there wouldn't be any pre-conditioned formattics
(especially in a tactical environment). But, again, it's not a contest
- it's a disaster preparedness exercise. Again - our primary interest
in ALL of this is to GET THE MESSAGE THROUGH. For Field Day.. I tend to
make some exceptions, and remember them as training points later.
Of more interest to me... How many of your clubs actually treated your
setup and/or tear down as a disaster response? I suspect not nearly
enough.
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com] On Behalf Of Barry
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 11:37 AM
To: mwdink@eskimo.com; cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
On 25 Jun 2002 mwdink@eskimo.com wrote:
> Just more reasons to stick with CW and forget that SSB stuff.
>
> :>)
>
> Then again, I copied some really weird code this weekend.
>
> dink
>
Speaking of which, I think I heard more bugs and Lake Erie swings over
the weekend than I've heard in the last year.
Barry W2UP (the only CW op at W2ZQ on Saturday afternoon)--
Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
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>From gmacie at xmmcorp.com Tue Jun 25 18:03:14 2002
From: gmacie@xmmcorp.com (Macie, Gordon)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Sweepstake Scores
Message-ID: <8FE1421FA0DB784291538271CB9E49906397D6@artemis.dsi-msl.com>
I download the csv file from arrl.org for 2001 sweepstakes for cw and phone..
Does anyone have previous years ??.. Reply direct thanks
Gordon Macie
N4LR
gmacie@hotmail.com
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>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Tue Jun 25 19:03:34 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
<02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
<5.1.1.2.2.20020625133925.00b83900@pop.pdq.net>
Message-ID: <00b001c21cad$4c204b60$edfe7243@sbcglobal.net>
Once again, I find myself essentially in-tune with what Bob, and some
others, have written.
Instead of ridiculing our FD brethren, they need to be encouraged, and shown
HOW to do it. We all had to start some-time, some-how, and I wonder how
many of us would like to hear recordings of our first ever QSO's, contest or
not..............?
Sadly, in the collective, we have managed to leave a pathetic legacy of HOW
NOT TO OPERATE for all the world to hear, and emulate.
WHERE do these gentlemen learn the "please copy"? NETS and LISTS, of
course. Wonderful examples of how not to operate......
WHERE do these gentlemen learn that you don't even have to know the other
station's call, before calling? PACKET, of course.
Perhaps the ULTIMATE example of non-operating.
We have met the enemy, and it is us.
Vy 73
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob, N5RP" <N5RP@pdq.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 11:48 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> I, for one, am grateful for every contact I make during FD weekend with a
> new station or operator that might normally never get on during HF contest
> operations.
>
> As I work the "inefficient ops", I make a point, not always, but often, of
> thanking them for the contact, wishing them a "good morning'" before I
give
> the exchange, and even take a second to ask the op where the exact
location
> and setup situation might be.
>
> Adherence to ultra rate highly efficient contest QSO exchange format ? -
> not exactly.
> Fun ? - yes.
> Will it bring somebody new into a weekend chase ? - Hopefully.
> Do I care at how inept the "other end" might be in the QSO exchange ? -
Nope.
>
>
>
> Bob Perring
> ...........................................
> Amateur Radio Station N5RP
> mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
> N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>
> _______________________________________________
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>From thompson at mindspring.com Tue Jun 25 23:20:08 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Operating
References: <Springmail.0994.1025021342.0.46909400@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001901c21cb7$ff21e700$748256d1@default>
Operating a casual 1B this happened to me several times. This actually
turns the frequency over to me. I send 1B Georgia and W7ABC comes back with
2A Washington. Its also slows things down.
I also noted extra comments (such as North Carolina sure beats Georgia).
Several also told me "when last heard" but since a report is not needed I
can't figure out why this is said.
Regarding the phrase "please copy" I hear this now in local traffic
handling. As an old hand (years ago ) of the National Trafiic System
(local, TCC, and both RN5 and 4RN) this must be a new technique. I hope
ARES does not teach this and I am asking the Georgia SM about this. Its
extra words that aren't needed whether a contest or an emergency test
exercise.
I did note some excellent operators even among the young and the YL's
recruited to bring in contacts.
K1AR's first contacts were at a field day before he was first licensed (in
the July Contest Column in CQ)...bet there are a lot of us out there!
73 Dave K4JRB
> K5ZM (at K7AW) said he heard:
>
> >"CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
> >
> >"K7AW.."
> >
> >"K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
>
> And it's not just FD.
>
>From kcechura at umr.edu Tue Jun 25 23:02:37 2002
From: kcechura@umr.edu (Ken Cechura)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] more on logging programs
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625215745.00b88fd8@pop3.umr.edu>
ok, let's start the war...or the email storm....email me direct or to the
list, doesnt matter....
Windows contest logger
what would the ideal one have?
(besides: TCP/IP networking, cabrillo log generation, (maybe points
calculation....PITA), section list, dupe checking, dupe listing while
you're entering the callsign, ???)
workign on writing a logger, hopefully will have it alpha released by
sweeps.....had the alpha 0.0.1 out at field day, decided it needed soem
work, now need some more ideas....
thanks
Ken
||==============================||
// Kenneth R. Cechura, KC9UMR \\
// kcechura@umr.edu \\
\\ Station Trustee, KF9ART //
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||==============================||
>From hamcat at directvinternet.com Wed Jun 26 04:43:46 2002
From: hamcat@directvinternet.com (K4SB)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
<02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
<5.1.1.2.2.20020625133925.00b83900@pop.pdq.net>
<00b001c21cad$4c204b60$edfe7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <3D193872.8239CC03@directvinternet.com>
James Neiger wrote:
SNIPPED
> We have met the enemy, and it is us.
> Vy 73
> Jim Neiger N6TJ
With all due apologies to Jim's very insightful post, it is NOT us.
That "please copy" can probably be traced to less than 50 hams in the
US, operating with greatly exaggerated opinions of themselves.
I remember checking into the 20 Meter county hunters net as I was
leaving Church, and thought I would drive north to hand out a few
relatively rare ones for GA. Apparently, the MC, a K2, had announced
some time
before not to use phonetics, and I was soundly chastised. I replied to
him that our minister, as a general rule, did not allow pickups in the
sanctuary, and that he could "kiss my ass"!
In this case, a virus which has infected 10s of thousands.
Dxpeditions are another cause. When they ask for "last 2", do what
9K2ZZ does. LOG them as such. His mgr. has explicit instructions to
reject any QSL logged with a 2 letter call, and to put such on the
original QSL with a note to that effect!
It's not us, but until we have the guts to openly criticize and inform
a newcomer for such, we share the blame.
73
Ed
>From ua9cdc at r66.ru Wed Jun 26 11:17:39 2002
From: ua9cdc@r66.ru (Igor Sokolov)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] more on logging programs
References: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625215745.00b88fd8@pop3.umr.edu>
Message-ID: <001a01c21cc8$69ea60c0$0801a8c0@mail.ur.ru>
> Windows contest logger
>
> what would the ideal one have?
> (besides: TCP/IP networking, cabrillo log generation, (maybe points
> calculation....PITA), section list, dupe checking, dupe listing while
> you're entering the callsign, ???)
>
> workign on writing a logger, hopefully will have it alpha released by
> sweeps.....had the alpha 0.0.1 out at field day, decided it needed soem
> work, now need some more ideas....
>
> thanks
> Ken
1) Smart band map (similar or better then in TRlog)
2) Fully user configurable
3) Possibility to add tests with non standard rules and point and multipler
systems
5) CW and RTTY sending and receiving
6) Support of all the types and brands of radios
7) Must be able to control antenna switch, linear amp, rotator
8) Build in Digital voice keyer
9) Ability to record audio of the entire contest with time stamps
10) Full support of M/S and M/M (things like passing mult from band to band,
keeping logs on different computer of the network in sync, provision of tx
inhibit on all the other trcvrs when one of them is in TX mode fo M/S etc)
11) On the fly and post contest analyses of band changes, rate by hours,
calls continental distribution ets (see post utility in TRlog)
12) Super check partial and other user database support
13) should be very fast even with several comps in the network and few
thousand QSO in the log
14)Should run across the range of platforms (Win95/98/NT/2000/XP )
15) should be reasonable in hardware requirements (should run on
Pentium90/133 with 16Mg of RAM)
I could go on an on but will better stop here :)
Igor UA9CDC
>From andy at mtts.elcom.ru Wed Jun 26 11:47:04 2002
From: andy@mtts.elcom.ru (Andrey Zinchenko RW3VZ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] About Marconi Memorial Contest - 2002
Message-ID: <011c01c21cdd$4bf9afc0$0e2143c2@mtts.elcom.ru>
Hi, All.
It isn't possible to send a log for MMC.
The ik6ptj@qsl.net isn't working.
May be another e-mail exists?
73!Andy
>From paul at ei5di.com Wed Jun 26 08:47:27 2002
From: paul@ei5di.com (Paul O'Kane)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] more on logging programs
References: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625215745.00b88fd8@pop3.umr.edu>
Message-ID: <002a01c21cdd$5712df80$e5a5fea9@dell>
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken Cechura" <kcechura@umr.edu>
> Windows contest logger
>
> what would the ideal one have?
Every contester has a different idea of what the "ideal" should
be. There is no single contest logger that is best in all
respects - any more than there is a single best antenna or best
rig.
If you're serious about writing a contest logger, then just do
it - and start by including the features and the contests that you
yourself prefer. It'll take longer than you think, and it may be
even longer before before anyone will buy the software. When they
do, however, you'll soon get all the feedback you need. If the
software is free, on the other hand, some potential users may feel
you're not fully commited to the project.
73,
Paul EI5DI
>From christor at microsoft.com Wed Jun 26 10:00:40 2002
From: christor@microsoft.com (Christoph Rheker)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: AW: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the
internet???
Message-ID:
<B8684750380B964F854CAC18406FCF52035B7A86@muc-msg-03.europe.corp.microsoft.com>
Hallo Paul,
here in Europe we can use the DCF-77 transmitter nr Frankfurt
on 77,5 kHz or MSF in England on 60 kHz to do that.
You will need a software that can decode the time signals
and then set the PC clock. SpecLab by DL4YHF
(see www.qsl.net/dl4yhf) does is.
However.. I am not sure if you can receive DCF-77 or
MSF in North America.
73 de Chris DL4YAO
-----Urspr?ngliche Nachricht-----
Von: paule@sfu.ca [mailto:paule@sfu.ca]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 25. Juni 2002 20:30
An: cq-contest@contesting.com
Betreff: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the internet???
Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
I am aware of some of the software that will do it
via the internet, but in the particular situation I
have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
Any thoughts???
Thanks again.
cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
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>From k4ww at arrl.net Wed Jun 26 06:57:42 2002
From: k4ww@arrl.net (Shelby Summerville)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <013401c21c7e$cae111c0$6401a8c0@jffsn1.mo.home.com>
Message-ID: <001c01c21cf7$ea1d8c20$87badc0c@insightbb.com>
"Kevin Brown" <kbrown@powerhouseproductions.com> wrote: "However, I totally
realize that this is NOT a contest"
Pronunciation: 'k?n-"test
Function: noun
1 : a struggle for superiority or victory
Scores are kept, results are published? NOT a contest...."surely you jest"!
"In a real disaster, there wouldn't be any pre-conditioned formattics"
Having "been there, done that", I see a "noticable difference" in the
ability to copy/understand the received information under pressure, in those
"comfortable" with sending/receiving information, and those that are not?
Until those that feel they are prepared for disaster communications are
ready to admit that they aren't, all of the training in the world will not
have any success, because "they" won't attend?
IMHO, Field Day should be a "social event" with some directed interest
toward proving the ability to provide emergency communications and
demonstrate this ability to the public. The "real" emergency agencies are
already aware of whom they can "count on" in a "real" emergency!
C'Ya, Shelby - K4WW
>From windev at inetmarket.com Wed Jun 26 10:06:42 2002
From: windev@inetmarket.com (Gerry Hull)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the internet???
In-Reply-To: <200206251830.g5PIUETf006031@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
References: <200206251830.g5PIUETf006031@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Message-ID: <20020626090130.0506.WINDEV@inetmarket.com>
Hi Paul,
No problem. All you need is a GPS that outputs NEMA
sentences (most do) with an RS-232 cable. Then, go to
http://www.kaska.demon.co.uk/tardis.htm and download
Tardis 200, a shareware atomic clock program that works
with Internet sources, or a GPS that outputs NEMA sentences.
I used it during the VHF contest (from a mountaintop w/no internet)
for syncing JT44, and it gave me 0.127 second accuracy! Not too bad.
73,
Gerry, W1VE/VE1RM
> Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
> the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
>
> I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
> clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
>
> I am aware of some of the software that will do it
> via the internet, but in the particular situation I
> have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
>
> Any thoughts???
>
> Thanks again.
>
> cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
> "Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
Gerry Hull
Hull Computer Consulting
POB C, Greenfield, NH
Home Office: 603-547-8327
Voice Mail/Fax: 866-823-5473
email: windev@inetmarket.com
>From thompson at mindspring.com Wed Jun 26 12:11:14 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
Message-ID: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
not come from them.
They all noticed this too.
The ball is in out court as contesters to get to the clubs and help them
train their operators in good techniques. Most of the field day operators
are not contesters and welcome advice as they want to improve the club
score. I told the SEC that even a slow op could add 5 or 10 QSO's per hour
if they followed good procedures. I was told that many of the young
operators were given a script to follow
in making QSOs. One YL (she is now a General) at a local club made over
500 SSB QSOs following a script last year.
Field Day is a great opportunity for contesters to make an impact and train
new contesters. Its a big weekend for many clubs. You might even learn
something!
73 Dave K4JRB
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Wed Jun 26 12:00:35 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
In-Reply-To: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
>I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
>not come from them.
For what little I'm sure it'll be worth... Even though my operation has
been 95% CW, I began operating in sectional phone nets in about 1959,
though it wasn't until probably 1965 or so that I began hearing "Please
copy" used by some operators. By the late '60s it was quite a bit more
prominent (at least in the Midwest). I believe it's still seen regularly on
a number of phone nets... usually local or sectional, rather than regional
or larger.
Granted, it's not good operating procedure, but it IS something many ops
have grown up with and will continue to do so until those who use it stop
doing so.
73,
Tom N0SS
>From snichols at mvosprey.com Wed Jun 26 14:50:41 2002
From: snichols@mvosprey.com (Scott Nichols)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
References: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
Message-ID: <3D19F0E1.1EA4438D@mvosprey.com>
I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts as an instinctive "bridge"
between the callsign and the report in a situation where a signal report is not
required. We are used to giving a "59" before the required exchange, and when we
can't start the exchange with the standard "59", we want to replace it with
something else.
You rarely hear "please copy" in ARRL DX or CQ WPX etc., where the report starts
with a signal report...
I catch myself somethimes wanting to say it as well, just to smooth out the
verbage in the report...I'm no linguist, but it seems to flow better...Whether
it be "please copy" or "your" or "good morning, your" or whatever...It also
seems a little more friendly...It's been going on for years...I remember my
first Field Day in 1975, one of the old timers said it in every QSO...That still
sticks in my head and is the reason the phrase still comes to my mind when
giving a SSB report in Field Day...Must have been more prevalent back then ?? I
don't know...I stuck to CW this year.......
73, and hope to see you in the RAC Canada Day Contest July 1st 0000z-2359z
(where a signal report IS required, so I'll be testing out my theory!!)
Scott,VE1OP
"David L. Thompson" wrote:
> I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
> not come from them.
> They all noticed this too.
>
> The ball is in out court as contesters to get to the clubs and help them
> train their operators in good techniques. Most of the field day operators
> are not contesters and welcome advice as they want to improve the club
> score. I told the SEC that even a slow op could add 5 or 10 QSO's per hour
> if they followed good procedures. I was told that many of the young
> operators were given a script to follow
> in making QSOs. One YL (she is now a General) at a local club made over
> 500 SSB QSOs following a script last year.
>
> Field Day is a great opportunity for contesters to make an impact and train
> new contesters. Its a big weekend for many clubs. You might even learn
> something!
>
> 73 Dave K4JRB
>
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>From wd3q at erols.com Wed Jun 26 12:23:11 2002
From: wd3q@erols.com (Eric Rosenberg)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without >using the
internet???
Message-ID: <260602177.40960@webbox.com>
For a wireless solution using GPS satellites, look at TAPR's
Most Accurate Clock (TOC). This is a really neat piece of equipment.
Look at http://www.tapr.org/tapr/html/tac2.html
Eric W3DQ
Washington, DC
>--- Original Message ---
>To: cq-contest@contesting.com
>From: paule@sfu.ca
>Reply-To: paule@sfu.ca
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without >using
the internet???
>
>Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
>the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
>
>I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
>clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
>
>I am aware of some of the software that will do it
>via the internet, but in the particular situation I
>have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
>
>Any thoughts???
>
>Thanks again.
>
>cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
>"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Wed Jun 26 15:30:27 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ARRL Contest Online Results opened
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC044F8EED@KAHLESS>
Hi all:
The Online results for the 2001 ARRL 160 Meter Contest and the 2002 ARRL
January VHF Sweepstakes have been opened at:
www.arrl.org/contest/results
Many thanks to Will Roberts, AA4NC, for his excellent work on the 160 Meter
results article and to Mark Hoffman K2AXX and Jeff Ach, W2FU, for their work
on the January VHF Sweepstakes articles.
As we continue to explore options with the online results, your feedback is
important. Remember that this feature is new and really a "work in
progress". As we continue to expand the coverage, we will also try to
address concerns/problems that may arise. While the authors write the work,
the online presentation and data work is directed by ARRL Headquarters staff
persons. Many thanks to those staffers as we continue to learn - just like
you - how to best provide you with more user information on the ARRL contest
events. A special thanks goes to the ARRL Web Software Development
Department, especially Jon Bloom, KE3Z, and Tom Hogerty, WC1J. Also, many
thanks to the MVP - Most Valuable Person - in the ARRL Contest Branch, my
assistant Kathy Allison, KA1RWY. As a team, we will continue to work on
presentation and features.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me personally at
n1nd@arrl.org
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From loumecseri at bestnetpc.com Wed Jun 26 15:54:06 2002
From: loumecseri@bestnetpc.com (Loumecseri)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
Message-ID: <3D1A0DCE.9C7E8CB6@bestnetpc.com>
What is wrong with being polite?
73s
Lou
Tom Hammond N?SS wrote:
> >I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
> >not come from them.
>
> For what little I'm sure it'll be worth... Even though my operation has
> been 95% CW, I began operating in sectional phone nets in about 1959,
> though it wasn't until probably 1965 or so that I began hearing "Please
> copy" used by some operators. By the late '60s it was quite a bit more
> prominent (at least in the Midwest). I believe it's still seen regularly on
> a number of phone nets... usually local or sectional, rather than regional
> or larger.
>
> Granted, it's not good operating procedure, but it IS something many ops
> have grown up with and will continue to do so until those who use it stop
> doing so.
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
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>From al_lorona at agilent.com Wed Jun 26 14:09:04 2002
From: al_lorona@agilent.com (al_lorona@agilent.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
Message-ID: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C120F@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
I have poked fun at myself for years for using "Please copy" in contests. I
know I shouldn't, but I can't help myself. I think it goes back to my
hometraining; I can still hear my mother telling me to say "Please," and "Thank
you," for practically every social situation.
But really, "Please copy" is so much more friendly, more social, and, more
importantly, a more effective attention-getting signal than an abrupt
"Thirty-seven alpha Sacramento Valley." What, no "QSL", no "Roger", not even a
"Thanks" preceding the exchange? "Please copy" is a very efficient way of
saying, "Pick up your pencil and turn on the DSP or whatever you have to do;
here comes my exchange. You ready?"
I have resisted the pressure to become less human and more robotic, especially
during Field Day when new hams and the public are listening in such greater
numbers than during any other time. "Please copy" is my little tiny way of
making the scary a little bit less scary.
After September 11, a lot was written in the press about how people had become,
at least for the moment, a little bit nicer to each other in the enormity and
the shock of what had happened, not only in New York, but everywhere else in
the country. People honked their horns just a little bit less, and said "Hello"
just a little bit more. In a real real, you know, nationwide emergency, I bet
you that hearing an occasional "Please copy" is going to give you a slightly
more reassuring feeling as you pass traffic that is largely depressing and
terrifying.
You guys sometimes make a mountain out of a molehill!
W6LX said that.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tom Hammond N?SS [mailto:n0ss@earthlink.net]
> Sent: Wednesday, 26 June 2002 9:01 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
>
>
>
> >I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase
> "please copy" did
> >not come from them.
>
> For what little I'm sure it'll be worth... Even though my
> operation has
> been 95% CW, I began operating in sectional phone nets in about 1959,
> though it wasn't until probably 1965 or so that I began
> hearing "Please
> copy" used by some operators. By the late '60s it was quite a
> bit more
> prominent (at least in the Midwest). I believe it's still
> seen regularly on
> a number of phone nets... usually local or sectional, rather
> than regional
> or larger.
>
> Granted, it's not good operating procedure, but it IS
> something many ops
> have grown up with and will continue to do so until those who
> use it stop
> doing so.
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
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>
>From discreetly_confidential at yahoo.com Wed Jun 26 14:07:29 2002
From: discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com (Chuck)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
In-Reply-To: <3D19F0E1.1EA4438D@mvosprey.com>
Message-ID: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
"I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
"..It also seems a little more friendly..."
K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
the pros in this world is that even though the
guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
considered.
The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
the start of the message (on voice circuits)
helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
personal touch' in the mix.
Another purpose is to give the recieving
operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
though you know that the other guy is ready
because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
energize the brain/body to begin actually
writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
traffic', put down the mic, ready his
pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
whatever you send next.
Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
your readiness to receive and your full
readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
providing that needed delay so the reciever can
be assured of having all in place to copy.
That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
73
Chuck K3FT
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>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Wed Jun 26 21:36:04 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy - Not Worth the Bother
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
Message-ID: <008d01c21d51$18bd2280$27d7fea9@mirage>
"Please copy" is probably the littlest, most insignificant of our fish to
fry. It is hardly more of a vermiform appendix than our own repetitive and
useless "599". If we decide to beat the newbies up for a transgression on
this level, it will hardly be a wonder if they decide to take their ham
radio minutes elsewhere.
Teach, not punish!
73, Ward N0AX
>From i2uiy at cqww.com Wed Jun 26 17:54:11 2002
From: i2uiy@cqww.com (I2UIY)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Eu Sprint Spring 2002 - SSB & CW Results
Message-ID: <4.1.20020626202442.00b48c10@popmail.libero.it>
Eu Sprint - Spring 2002
Rules and All Time Records can be seen at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Dear OM,
Here are the results of the first two EU Sprint contests of 2002.
The winners of the first two sprints of the year are Timo, OH1NOA
(operating as OH1F), and Dave, G4BUO.
SSB. Timo achieved the fourth highest SSB score ever and the second
highest score of all time on 20m. During the SSB Sprint 20 was the best
band and most entrants made great scores on this band. Second place
went to Peter, YL7A. He beat OH1F on both 40 and 80 but Timo's 102 QSOs
on 20 made the difference. Third place goes to Ran, UW5Q. Thirteen
station made more than 150 valid QSOs and this includes some new faces,
which is a good sign!
CW. Dave, G4BUO, won his second CW Sprint and - for the first time - the
three highest scores are all from the same country: England. Second place
goes to Steve, G0CKP, and third belongs to Andy, G4PIQ/P. Conditions were
not so good as during the SSB leg on the previous weekend. 20m was still
the best band but QSO numbers were much lower.
2002 Eu Sprint Plaques. Please remember that each country winner will
receive a colourful certificate but - at the end of the year - the big prizes
will go
to the three highest combined scores. To qualify you must have entered at least
three of the four European Sprint contests in 2002.
Autumn 2002. Please remember that the next two events will take place in
October as follows:
SSB: first Saturday in October - 5 October 2002 - managed by I2UIY
CW: second Saturday in October - 12 October 2002 - managed by OK2FD
Rules and All Time Records can be seen at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Finally, we were very sorry to hear of the passing of Laci, YU7SF. He was a
great supporter of all contests including the Sprints and we will all miss his
callsign in future events.
=============================
Results of the 2002 Spring SSB Eu Sprint
held on April 13, 2002 - Manager G4BUO.
Rules and All Time Records can be seen
at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Call Name Q's 80 40 20
------------------------------------------------
1. OH1F TIMO 193 31 60 102
2. YL7A PETER 185 33 61 91
3. UW5Q RAN 178 29 50 99
4. UX0FF NIK 175 39 52 84
5. RX3DCX DIMA 174 34 57 83
UA4LU VLAD 174 25 51 98
7. RW2F ANDY 173 25 60 88
8. LY4AA SAM 170 34 51 85
9. LY9A GED 167 27 42 98
10. 9A3NM SASA 165 43 55 67
11. LY2OX TED 159 33 46 80
12. UA2FZ IGOR 158 36 48 74
13. OK1RK DAVID 154 37 49 68
14. GM3POI CLIVE 149 22 46 81
EA5DFV JOSE 149 14 40 95
16. IK4SXJ PIERO 147 31 39 77
17. IK2HKT STEN 145 32 45 68
18. IK2ANI ALDO 144 28 50 66
DH1TW TOBY 144 21 51 72
20. UX1UA SERGE 140 32 26 82
IV3KTY MARK 140 28 45 67
22. IK8UND SAL 135 2 51 82
23. G0AEV STEVE 125 20 40 65
24. ON6NL ANTON 119 19 43 57
25. 9A7P LEE 118 19 44 55
26. M5ZAP ANDY 117 21 38 58
27. G0MTN LEE 112 12 35 65
28. OL5Y MARTIN 109 19 48 42
29. GW4BLE STEVE 108 26 32 50
30. EA3BOX JOAN 103 0 34 69
31. IK2CIO VINI 102 26 30 46
32. Z32AF VEN 98 8 20 70
SM4AIO ERNIE 98 11 15 72
IZ1ANK STEVE 98 14 35 49
35. GW3NJW CLIVE 91 10 24 57
36. IN3FHE INA 89 8 29 52
37. UA3DLD ALEX 88 16 15 57
38. IK1TTD BEN 85 11 28 46
39. IK2YYS WAL 76 10 28 38
40. LZ2UZ KRISTO 73 4 0 69
41. I2SVA ALEX 68 0 18 50
42. SM3X LARS 61 0 0 61
G0VOK NIALL 61 0 8 53
8S0F INGVAR 61 0 0 61
45. UA1WBV SERGE 59 6 9 44
LZ1DM PLAM 59 18 0 41
47. EA3AKA GABRIEL 56 0 0 56
48. I2WIJ BOB 54 11 0 43
49. OK2BND JAN 53 0 20 33
50. OM1AW MINO 51 8 17 26
51. EA3FHP JOSEP 48 0 10 38
52. RW3FO DIMA 47 0 12 35
IZ0BXZ MAX 47 0 9 38
54. SP3JIY NICK 46 0 0 46
55. EA9AI JAVI 37 0 0 37
56. EU4LY YURI 35 7 0 28
57. SN4X JACK 34 0 3 31
58. IS0LLJ ANNA 33 0 13 20
59. EA4EFJ JOSE 32 0 0 32
EI/G4BUO DAVE 32 5 19 8
YU7SF LACI 32 2 3 27
62. GD4GWQ ANN 27 0 5 22
63. IZ0BNR PINO 21 0 0 21
64. AT0D RAM 19 0 0 19
IZ2EJU RIK 19 0 0 19
66. SM6DER DAN 17 0 0 17
67. LY3BY WILLY 15 0 0 15
68. DL4RDJ JOE 11 0 11 0
Results of the 2002 Spring CW Eu Sprint
held on April 20, 2002 - Manager I2UIY.
Rules and All Time Records can be seen
at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Call Name Q's 80 40 20
------------------------------------------------
1. G4BUO DAVE 143 36 53 54
2. G0CKP STEVE 139 36 52 51
3. G4PIQ/P ANDY 137 35 47 55
4. UA2FZ IGOR 134 33 49 52
5. OL0E VOC 131 40 53 38
6. GM3POI CLIVE 129 32 44 53
7. LY2OX TED 128 38 45 45
8. EA3KU FER 126 28 35 63
9A3NM SASA 126 35 48 43
LY4AA SAM 126 41 45 40
11. RW2F ANDY 125 39 43 43
12. OL5Y MAR 121 36 49 36
13. IK4MTF PET 120 33 48 39
14. M0TTT ROB 119 34 37 48
UY5ZZ VLAD 119 31 50 38
16. UX1UA SERGE 114 34 40 40
G3SXW ROGER 114 31 42 41
18. RA3XO SANY 113 35 42 36
19. IK2CIO VINI 111 30 35 46
20. GU3SQX ED 108 29 43 36
21. GW3NJW CLIVE 107 23 37 47
22. YL7A PETER 103 28 43 32
23. IK2HKT STEN 102 30 38 34
24. EA5FID JUAN 97 6 44 47
25. LZ1ZM NICK 95 23 34 38
26. SM3X LARS 90 19 34 37
27. ON6NL ANTON 84 26 31 27
28. IN3FHE INA 82 24 34 24
29. G0MTN LEE 80 26 31 23
30. OK2BND JAN 79 26 36 17
31. DL2ZAV UDO 75 27 36 12
32. SM7BVO ROLF 69 25 23 21
33. G3TXF NIGEL 64 21 31 12
34. LY9A GED 59 0 18 41
35. UY5TE NICK 57 0 33 24
36. YU8/LZ1BJ BOYAN 55 0 24 31
G3RSD JOHN 55 0 36 19
38. YL2PN PETER 53 20 30 3
39. IK2NCF FEL 49 19 20 10
40. SM7EH GOSTA 46 13 24 9
41. UW5U VLAD 35 15 19 1
42. EU4LY YURI 33 9 10 14
43. SM3AVW SID 23 4 19 0
44. K1KI TOM 22 0 0 22
YL1ZF KAS 22 0 14 8
46. YB2UDH TANG 21 0 0 21
47. UR6IGG BORIS 20 0 0 20
IK2SAE PAOLO 20 1 8 11
49. JA3YPL AKI 17 0 0 17
50. EA9AI JAVI 13 0 0 13
51. YU7SF LACI 9 0 0 9
*******************************************
* PLEASE NOTE THE NEW EMAIL ADDRESS FOR LOGS *
************************************************
EU SPRINT 2002
In 1994 the EU Sprint Gang (I2UIY, OK2FD, DL6RAI, and G4BUO) organized the
first European Sprint contests. For 2001 there have been some rule changes,
introducing an awards programme and bringing the Spring Sprints forward in
the calendar. You can find past scores and other information about the
sprints by visiting the official EU Sprint web site at this address:
<http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
The BIG news is that now we will award a certificate to the winners in each
country but this is not all. Three nice plaques will be awarded for the top
three scores from all four contests combined. Therefore, please red circle
the four EU Sprint saturdays on your calendar, we will be looking for you
starting October 5!
EU SPRINT 2002
The EU Sprint Gang hereby invites you to participate in the two European
Sprint Contests held in Autumn 2002.
ENTRANTS: any licensed station may enter the Sprint. European stations can
work everybody; stations outside of Europe can work only European stations.
CATEGORIES: Single Operator ONLY. Only ONE signal may be aired at one time.
DATES:
EU SPRINT Autumn:
* SSB: first Saturday in October - 5 October 2002 - managed by I2UIY
* CW: second Saturday in October - 12 October 2002 - managed by OK2FD
TIME: from 15:00 UTC until 18:59 UTC.
BANDS: 20, 40 and 80 metres only.
Pilot frequencies are: SSB: 14.250, 7.050, 3.730. CW: 14.040, 7.025, 3.550
EXCHANGE: all of the following data MUST BE PART OF THE EXCHANGE:
a) your callsign,
b) the other station's callsign,
c) your serial number starting from 001 (RST not required),
d) your name or nickname.
Please note that BOTH stations MUST repeat BOTH callsigns DURING the
exchange.
A valid exchange is: "OK2FD de I2UIY 118 Paolo" while "OK2FD 118 Paolo" is
NOT a valid exchange.
SPECIAL QSY RULE: if any station initiates a call (by sending CQ, QRZ?,
etc.), he is permitted to work ONLY one station on the same frequency. He
must thereafter move AT LEAST 2 (two) kHz before he may call another
station or before he may solicit again (CQ, QRZ?, etc.) other calls.
VALID CONTACTS: valid contacts are QSOs correctly logged and confirmed.
Each operator may use ONE and ONLY one name during the Sprint. If the
exchange is copied incorrectly, that operator will receive zero (0) points.
In case of miscopied callsigns, both stations will receive zero (0) points
for that QSO.
SCORING: each valid QSO counts one 1 (one) point. The final score is the
total number of QSOs.
AWARDS: Colorful certificates will be issued to the winners of each Sprint,
and to the leaders in each country. A special plaque will also be awarded
for the top three scores from all four contests combined. To be eligible
for this award an operator must enter at least three of the Sprints in the
year. Results will be forwarded as soon as possible to Leagues, magazines
and bulletins.
LOGS: a single chronological log is required. Please send us your log via
email or on a floppy disk, if you use computer for logging. Use any of the
available software or send a plain ASCII file. A separate summary sheet is
also required. Please send us the right files: for DL2NBU software, send
yourcall.ASC; for N6TR software, send yourcall.DAT; for IK4EWK software,
send yourcall.DBF.
If you want the latest release of the DL2NBU software, you can download it
from the EU Sprint web site: <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Log files must be sent NO LATER than 15 days after the contest to:
<eusprint@kkn.net>. The receipt of your electronic log will be confirmed.
If you do not receive a confirmation within two days, try again or use the
postal
system.
Disk logs, or paper entries must be posted NO LATER than 15 days after the
contest to the appropriate address:
* Autumn SSB Sprint: Paolo Cortese, I2UIY, P. O. Box 14, 27043 Broni
(PV), Italy.
* Autumn CW Sprint: Karel Karmasin, OK2FD, Gen. Svobody 636, 674 01
Trebic, Czech Republic.
Thanks in advance for your participation de: G4BUO, I2UIY & OK2FD.
Download the FREE software: http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/
>From n2mg at eham.net Wed Jun 26 19:38:16 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
References: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
<3D19F0E1.1EA4438D@mvosprey.com>
Message-ID: <006701c21d63$fd2f52a0$3201a8c0@mikehome>
Sweepstakes is a contest where the "you're" is kind of an intro to the
serial number, "You're number 123 Bravo", etc. and actually makes sense - if
that really matters.
I don't see the big deal. The rate is generally slow for one thing and I'd
rather see many of the other non-contester-isms mentioned in these threads
dealt with before we worry about the "you're". I would agree that a
newcomer should not be "taught" to use the phrase, but trying to rid an old
timer of it is a waste of time. Besides, what would FD be without some
Lid-isms?
Is this all we have to complain about? ;-)
73 Mike N2MG
----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Nichols" <snichols@mvosprey.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 12:50 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
> I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts as an instinctive
"bridge"
> between the callsign and the report in a situation where a signal report
is not
> required. We are used to giving a "59" before the required exchange, and
when we
> can't start the exchange with the standard "59", we want to replace it
with
> something else.
>
> You rarely hear "please copy" in ARRL DX or CQ WPX etc., where the report
starts
> with a signal report...
>From yt3t at absolutok.net Thu Jun 27 02:37:08 2002
From: yt3t@absolutok.net (Kele YT3T)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] K1B QSLs
References: <200206261603.g5QG3uKF008012@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <001f01c21d6a$6e3e22e0$8ae45d50@jstajcic>
Gentlemen,
we finished K1Baker QSL printing today, and filling process started
immediately.
Some of you will get lucky and confirm the QSO(s) in F-hafen, and some
others in F-inland, since Hrane will bring small quantity along.
Your QSL requests should be sent to Roman RZ3AA for SSB, and YT1AD for other
modes.
Cheers, 73
Kele YU1AO
http://QSLL.com
for your easy solution
>From widelitz at gte.net Wed Jun 26 18:29:57 2002
From: widelitz@gte.net (Ken Widelitz)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy - Not Worth the Bother
In-Reply-To: <008d01c21d51$18bd2280$27d7fea9@mirage>
Message-ID: <LNBBKMPKENFADHHAMOPICEAJCBAA.widelitz@gte.net>
Then there is the guy in Phone Sweepstakes who, after answering my CQ,
always starts his exchange with me by saying "Thanks for NOT saying 'Please
Copy.'"
73, Ken, K6LA
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Wed Jun 26 20:46:36 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626194611.00aecbd0@localhost>
Hi Lou:
At 01:54 PM 6/26/02, you wrote:
>What is wrong with being polite?
Nothing whatsoever.
However, when you are in a real emergency situation, the less unnecessary
verbiage the better. You want to get the important information passed
without any extraneous traffic.
73,
Tom N0SS
>From ve4xt at mb.sympatico.ca Wed Jun 26 21:04:11 2002
From: ve4xt@mb.sympatico.ca (Kelly Taylor)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please copy
Message-ID: <003401c21d76$8de47020$0100a8c0@joe>
Hi,
I guess this whole thread is preaching to the converted. I don't imagine too
many ops who aren't at least casual contesters subscribe, so I'm not sure
what the point of the thread is.
Be that as it may...
So that my message doesn't further preach, here's my suggestion: why don't
we keep a list of contesters willing to hold seminars for clubs about
operating techniques for Field Day.
The ARRL/RAC organizations can distribute through the affiliated club system
a notice of our intent along with an invitation to contact the keeper of
said list for a referral to a volunteer contester in or near their area. If
someone could donate a small bit of server space, we could even
semi-automate the function. Perhaps its something that could go on the, oh,
just for the sake of argument, ARRL servers. This list may need to be broken
down into regions: if so, I volunteer to keep list for Canada.
Perhaps someone could even convince, horror of horrors, QST to print in May
QST a primer on contesting -- oops, sorry, operating -- for Field Day. I'll
be sending an e-mail to that effect to N1BKE shortly.
We know all this stuff, so it doesn't help to rant about it here. It won't
help to put it into NCJ, either. Sorry to break with tradition in trying to
offer a HELPFUL suggestion ;=) but I think it's something worthwhile,
particularly if we want to try and siphon off some FD enthusiasm into
contesting.
73, kelly
VE4XT
>From TOMK5RC at aol.com Wed Jun 26 22:31:02 2002
From: TOMK5RC@aol.com (TOMK5RC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy - Not Worth the Bother
Message-ID: <60.21ee168e.2a4bc4d6@aol.com>
C'mon guys. The "please copy" issue is a metaphor for the learning curve we
all have gone through. I can't believe you are having a literal debate over
it.
It is prevalent in FD because we are doing what Elmer's should do, teach our
operating skills and values to the newcomers. Sometimes it is most effective
by direct instruction. Sometimes by demonstration and example. Yes, sometimes
through humor and trial by fire.
I wasn't able to go to FD last weekend, but I got on and made a few hundred
QSO's, taking the time to politely correct the uneducated, make suggestions
of technique to the unskilled and having the patience to work someone calling
endlessly or out of turn. That's why it is not a contest, but an operating
event.
Get a grip. This is supposed to be fun.
Tom, K5RC
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>From vr2bg at harts.org.hk Wed Jun 26 23:54:25 2002
From: vr2bg@harts.org.hk (VR2BrettGraham)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using
the internet???
In-Reply-To: <200206261548.g5QFmFKF007548@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.0.20020626224526.01d69ed0@pop.pacific.net.hk>
VA7NT needs to accurately set a computer's clock without resorting to
the Internet.
At VR2BG, the radio computer is a dedicated DOS machine, with no
connection to the outside world other than a floppy drive & serial port
connection to another machine with a 10+ year old copy of LapLink.
An equally retro approach to setting the radio computer's clock is used -
a wristwatch. I set the watch at work from time to time & know it's well
within a second for the next week or so. When I forget to do so before
the weekend, there is always JJY, BPM & (if the band is open)
WWV/WWVH to fall back on.
73, BW2/VR2BrettGraham
>From K4tmc at aol.com Wed Jun 26 23:03:13 2002
From: K4tmc@aol.com (K4tmc@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] July QST and CQ cover arrive
Message-ID: <7a.28ed8f34.2a4bcc61@aol.com>
Having been out of town on a business trip for over a week, the PO box was
stuffed with goodies - QST, CQ, fishing magazines, etc. The latest issue of
QST was in pristine condition while all I found of CQ was the cover pages
with several rips and tears. Those staples through the thin cover material
just does not stand up to the rigors of today's Postal Service employee
handling. Please bring back the days of plastic bags or brown paper
wrappers! Although I get my share of ripped and torn magazine covers, this
is the first time I can remember not getting the whole magazine in some form.
So, for CQ, all I can tell you is what is on the front cover:
Photo of W7HUY on his tower with an inset close-up of him strapped-on and
waving.
Caption is: "Antenna Special!"
In This Issue - Cautions on Side Arms & Mobile Mounts; Results, 2001 CQ/RJ WW
RTTY WPX Contest
CQ Reviews - Icom IC-756 Pro II Transceiver; KMA-1330 HF Log Periodic
Antenna; High Sierra HS-1500 Mobile Antenna
Now, on to QST...
Front cover photo of KL7JGS and KD7GUZ doing some maintenance on a VHF
vertical array with Montana mountains in the background.
Contest related items:
Lightning Protection for the Amateur Radio Station, Part 2
Hints & Kinks - Improve Audio, At The Other End! (receiver)
Results - 2001 ARRL November Phone Sweepstakes
Rules - 2002 ARRL August UHF, and 10 GHz and Up Cumulative Contests
Other interesting items:
It Seems To Us... - (editorial) Progress on 40 Meters
DC Currents - Landmark Bill Could Provide Relief to Amateurs from Restrictive
Covenants
A Simple and Portable HF Vertical Travel Antenna
K8SYL's 75 and 10-Meter Dipole
The N4GG Array (variations on the Bobtail Curtain and multi-element dipoles)
The K4VX Linear-Loaded Dipole for 7 MHz
Amateur Radio Hits the Big Screen (an IMAX film)
Product Review - ICOM IC-V8000 VHF FM Transceiver; and QST Compares HF/VHF
Wattmeters
Happenings - Amateur Radio Poised to Gain Two New Bands (136 kHz & 5.25 MHz)
Notable Silent Keys - W1HQ and W0DX/VP2VI
How's DX? - A Micronesian Adventure, the story of T88ZZ/V63RF
YL News - YLs in YK
QRP Power - Any Day You're Vertical is a Good Day!
Exam Info - New Extra Class Question Pool Effective July 1
Microwavelengths - Microwave Antennas
Old Radio - Harvey-Wells Bandmaster
Results - 2001 Simulated Emergency Test
Ads:
Fluidmotion Antenna Systems/SteppIR has full-page ad for their "Ultimate
Yagis".
Force 12 has 2-page full-color ad for their new products.
Full-page ad for the new MFJ-890 DX Beacon Monitor
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Wed Jun 26 21:12:51 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW exchanges with
a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
>
> K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> the pros in this world is that even though the
> guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> considered.
>
> The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> personal touch' in the mix.
>
> Another purpose is to give the recieving
> operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> though you know that the other guy is ready
> because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> energize the brain/body to begin actually
> writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> whatever you send next.
>
> Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> your readiness to receive and your full
> readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> be assured of having all in place to copy.
>
> That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
>
> 73
> Chuck K3FT
>
>
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>From k2av at contesting.com Thu Jun 27 01:00:36 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <000e01c21d8f$3194a830$0500a8c0@swift>
The rough equivalent on CW is "UR" as in
N6TJ UR NR 2035B W4XYZ 58 GA
... heard fairly often.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Neiger" <n6tj@sbcglobal.net>
To: <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 11:12 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW
exchanges with
> a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
>
> Jim Neiger
> N6TJ
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
>
>
> > Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> > "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> > as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> > "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
> >
> > K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> > the pros in this world is that even though the
> > guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> > Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> > important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> > considered.
> >
> > The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> > the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> > helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> > personal touch' in the mix.
> >
> > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> > though you know that the other guy is ready
> > because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> > and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> > before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> > preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> > energize the brain/body to begin actually
> > writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> > move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> > traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> > pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> > whatever you send next.
> >
> > Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> > slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> > your readiness to receive and your full
> > readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> > human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> > providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> > be assured of having all in place to copy.
> >
> > That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> > strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> > 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
> >
> > 73
> > Chuck K3FT
> >
> >
> > __________________________________________________
> > Do You Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup
> > http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
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>
>From kr6x at kr6x.com Wed Jun 26 22:19:27 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <022201c21d91$d479ca10$ede3c23f@KR6X.ORG>
I agree with Jim. Any time you exchange non-essential
information it would be better to call a spade a spade.
Replace all non-essential information with the words:
"delay delay delay" and your contesting will slowly
improve as you begin to tire of saying "delay delay delay".
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Neiger" <n6tj@sbcglobal.net>
To: <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 8:12 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW
exchanges with
> a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
>
> Jim Neiger
> N6TJ
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
>
>
> > Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> > "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> > as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> > "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
> >
> > K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> > the pros in this world is that even though the
> > guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> > Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> > important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> > considered.
> >
> > The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> > the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> > helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> > personal touch' in the mix.
> >
> > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> > though you know that the other guy is ready
> > because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> > and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> > before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> > preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> > energize the brain/body to begin actually
> > writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> > move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> > traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> > pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> > whatever you send next.
> >
> > Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> > slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> > your readiness to receive and your full
> > readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> > human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> > providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> > be assured of having all in place to copy.
> >
> > That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> > strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> > 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
> >
> > 73
> > Chuck K3FT
> >
> >
> > __________________________________________________
> > Do You Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup
> > http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
> _______________________________________________
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>From K9GY at K9GY.com Thu Jun 27 05:57:54 2002
From: K9GY@K9GY.com (Eric Hall)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CW 2002 Rookies - Where R U?
Message-ID: <012801c21d97$35b95200$48bb180a@9byjx01>
Quick glance at the logs submitted so far show that less than 2% of
entrants into the CQ WPX CW contest were "rookies" which
CQ defines as licensed less than 3 years (S/O category only).
22 scores out of approx 1,221. Now the deadline for submission
is July 1st, so that might be somewhat of a factor.
But the question is "Where are all the rookies?"
Maybe better yet "Where are all the coaches for possible rookies?"
Some food for thought and discussion now that Field Day is over.
Best of health to all,
Eric K9GY
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 03:52:21 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC is indeed upon us! Some thoughts on a contender
Message-ID: <016b01c21da7$30871be0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
Tnx K1DG for doing some WRTC/Radiosport marketing - as all who follow this
reflector know I took a vow of silence as far as operating event promotion
is considered until it is time for me to promote the FQP next Spring - by
the way did you see how many guys have....ooops, BAD OJ - NO ORANGE!
The WRTC is something indeed special and I am sorry to once again miss
attending it - it is a personal goal to attend one of them some day - I
would kind of like to cheer on my fellow Florida Contest Group members and
the other US teams. The FCG offers defending co-champ K1TO and N2NL - who
is out to see if youth can overcome the keen minds (and crafty
competitiveness) of the WRTC's sages: two time champs K1TO and N5TJ - not to
mention a cast of other absolutely fantastic teams from around the world.
This past weekend was Field Day here in the states and one of the best parts
of the weekend for me was shaking the hands of K1TO and WC4E who were there
along with several other Florida Contest Group Members helping the local
Emergency Preparedness club who several of us contest guys have teamed up
with over the past few years.
I wished "Dahs" and "Dit" a safe and fun time in Europe...WC4E will be there
as a an adjudicator (that's judge for those in Rio Linda)
When I shook K1TO's, hand I wished him luck and I don't think I have ever
quite felt so motivated to do such - you see Dan is more than a contester,
he is a model ham.
I had just watched him spend most of his weekend Elmering new hams at the
Get On The Air station at our Field Day setup - the GOTA position is
intended to allow hams who do not have HF exposure to see what the
attraction is! He spent hours mentoring newcomers - and he did it like a
parent teaching his children - not barking at them when they said "please
copy" and "thank you for 59 Colorado you are" - but subtly letting them know
that this was inefficient procedure, why not do this instead...you will make
more contacts!
Today I saw the first fallout of his weekend's investment in the future of
ham radio contesting - a husband and wife team that were mentored by Dan
this past weekend apparently had some real fun at Field Day...they have
since contacted the Florida Contest Group and applied for membership.
This past few years my health has gone downhill but when Dan heard I wanted
to get the multi-op in shape for the Fall '01 contest season his first words
were "HOW CAN I HELP?" I am NOT alone, Dan has helped many club members
with antenna projects and in so doing forsaken his own station which has
been down for of a year from a major lightning strike.
No matter who wins in Finland I consider Dan to be the world's #1 contester.
I have known him since we were teenagers just getting the contest bug - and
I consider him one of my best friends. Dan practices what a lot of us
preach - and he delivers....
I encourage hams who have not met Dan before to seek him out in OH - no, not
to get him drunk so he will have a hangover during the WRTC/Radiosport [he
will see you coming!], but to meet the man who I am proud to call my
friend...I have know him for almost 30 years now (ouch) and can tell you I
have been exposed to ham's and ham radio all of my life through my family
and have yet to find a better example of what a contester should be. K1TO
doesn't just win when he is contesting he puts back into the hobby.
Many of the WRTC competitors I am certain are like Dan in many ways and in
this I am happy to say that yes, I am a contester...not as good as, but
still trying to be like my contesting friends, especially K1TO. We are a
vibrant community who often gets slammed but the fact that our scores
increase year after year indicates to me we are doing better at finding ways
to communicate with each other be it through better understanding of antenna
systems or mastering the elusive high end SO2R technique!
WRTC does us all proud - I know that the competitors will engage in the
highest level of competitive operating - including its ethics and morality!
Beside how can I not like a bunch of guys with OJ in their calls?
Good Luck Dan, that
Kid's One Terrific Operator
Go get 'em Samurai Dan!
Jim, K4OJ
....we need to work on that Kid part - anyone got Grecian Formulae? :-)
>From n4gi at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 20:59:44 2002
From: n4gi@tampabay.rr.com (Blake Meinecke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <001601c21e4f$db29e200$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
> > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > absolutely ready to copy what follows.
And a LOOONG series of V's before each CW contest Q should aid in the
"lock-in" too.
Blake N4GI
>From N5RP at pdq.net Thu Jun 27 08:35:15 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy
In-Reply-To: <008d01c21d51$18bd2280$27d7fea9@mirage>
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020627072239.00b7b198@pop.pdq.net>
At 20:36 6/26/2002 +0000, Ward Silver wrote:
>"Please copy" is probably the littlest, most insignificant of our fish to
>fry. It is hardly more of a vermiform appendix than our own repetitive and
>useless "599".
========================>
Ward, You are absolutely right on.
It does not surprise me that others would rather have a worked station just
"auto puke" the standard format exchange info.
Being able to Pavlovian keyboard enter a more properly spit out exchange
info format,
in the exact sequence that it is to be entered into the computer log program,
so that editing or the tab key need never be bothered
..........................
Now that keeps it to a real test of communications skills.
F1, F2, F3, F4, Packet Spot Grab .......... Anything else serves only to
pollute the purity of contesting.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From k5na at texas.net Thu Jun 27 14:03:48 2002
From: k5na@texas.net (Richard L. King)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
In-Reply-To: <001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020627130026.02bb0330@pop.texas.net>
At 20:12 6/26/02 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW exchanges with
>a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
>
>Jim Neiger
>N6TJ
This is already being done Jim. The preface is "5NN".
I fail to see why "please copy" is such a big deal. Maybe it is summertime
and you key-strokers need something to type about.
73, Richard
k5na@texas.net
>From jljarvis at adelphia.net Thu Jun 27 10:14:36 2002
From: jljarvis@adelphia.net (jljarvis)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please copy THIS....
Message-ID: <NEBBIHDFILKFAICDBOGHCEBJDJAA.jljarvis@adelphia.net>
What an inane debate. But then, FD always highlights the need
for operator training.
Clearly, when there is time available for social pleasantry,
it's appropriate. Yet, "Please Copy" has a function. It denotes
the start of formal traffic. By extension, it has been applied
by some to contest exchanges. So what? Other than being slow,
does it matter?
Clearly, it's more efficient to confirm the other stn's callsign
instead, e.g.: "k2bmi, 5a VT". And the response? "thanks, w1moo, FD"
Note, the "thanks" pleasantry is also confirmation of receipt, and therefore
procedural. Repeating your callsign allows the other guy to confirm
he got it right, at the same time as trolling for the next one.
If you want to look at efficient communications, monitor an
air traffic control net for a while. Like perhaps NY Center,
or approach or departure control at any major metropolitan
airport. Or be adventurous, and monitor Center, approach,
departure, tower AND ground, all at once.
With 180 knot aircraft on approach moving at 3 mile separation or less,
takeoffs and landings at 60 second intervals, motion on the
ground gated in between--comm's are pretty much formatted,
cut and dried, all business, with formal readback.
And yet, in all but the busiest of times there's time for g'day, g'night,
good flight, thank you sir, and see you later. In lighter times
you might even hear "nice day for flying, see you on the way back."
At all but the largest and fastest of dxpeditions in peak times,
they put contesters to shame. So what's all the blather about?
Did anyone EVER see single station peak FD rates over 200/hour?
Nice day for flying...OR radio. Contact departure one two one point three,
G'day. (note, we don't need OVER...the courtesy is procedural.)
Jim N2EA
>From hamcat at directvinternet.com Thu Jun 27 14:40:43 2002
From: hamcat@directvinternet.com (K4SB)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <3D1B15DB.14D0CA9C@directvinternet.com>
James Neiger wrote:
> And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW exchanges with
> a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
> Jim Neiger
> N6TJ
Jim, you forgot to include "when last heard"..
I am over 64, and while I am beginning to suffer some "senior
moments", it does not take 1/4 second for that old brain to kick in.
Call it like it is, Lids beget lids on a exponential basis.
73
Ed
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 10:48:32 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] N0SS - BINGO!
Message-ID: <01a901c21de1$53e8ad80$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
from the reflector we see a winner in the post from Tom, N0SS
">What is wrong with being polite?
Nothing whatsoever.
However, when you are in a real emergency situation, the less unnecessary
verbiage the better. You want to get the important information passed
without any extraneous traffic.
73,
Tom N0SS"
...there is no question, especially on SSB, that there is some
"salesmanship" in making QSOs with non-contesters...K4XS's "anyone anywhere"
comes to mind....but....if you are truly running 'em I believe you should
NOT use extraneous verbiage - bottom line it lowers the efficiency of BOTH
the sending and receiving station. Save the fluff for the QSL message -
instead of "QSL QRZed" a "thanks QSL QRZed" is about all that should be
needed UNLESS as I mentioned before you are in "contest enlightenment mode"
and trolling for newbies on the top end of 10 meters!
>From a CW guy - who actually made some SSB QSOs on FD - think I caused a
heart attack and a lot of guys to use up 35mm film and memory sticks!
K4OJ
>From ford at cmgate.com Thu Jun 27 10:40:52 2002
From: ford@cmgate.com (Ford Peterson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 160 Contest Club Competition QST Error
Message-ID: <002901c21de8$a3ba29e0$4fed83d1@office>
It appears that there was some problem with the Cabrillo Robots at the ARRL.
As it turns out, my 160 score was omitted from the Club Competition results.
As it turns out, the problem did not affect the standings but illustrates
one of the benefits to on-line results.
Corrected results:
#5 South East Contest Club 1,284,294 14 entries
#6 Minnesota Wireless Assn 1,096,363 24 + 92,340 = 1,188,703 25
My score was 92,340. Unless there are other mistakes in the Club
scores, my score matters not to the MWA.......
Here is the email exchange with Dan Henderson received today...
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ford Peterson [mailto:ford@cmgate.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 5:53 PM
> To: n1nd@arrl.org
> Subject: Panic!
>
> Dan,
>
> I just looked at the 160 Contest logs you just posted. PANIC! My MN
> Wireless Association membership is not listed. PANIC!!!!!
>
> Be still my heart. Dan will fix it. Correct?
>
> Ford Peterson-N0FP
> ford@cmgate.com
************************************
Dan's response received today:
************************************
> Hi Ford:
>
> I have asked it be update on the online database and updated the Club box.
> It wasn't in the master database, even though it was on the report
received
> from the Log Checkers as well as in your Cabrillo file. Unfortunately it
> will not show is QST, but again the online things will be updated.
>
> I apologize for the omission.
>
> Thanks and 73
>
> Dan Henderson, N1ND
> ARRL Contest Branch Manager
I don't know how these things happen but they do. The QST will be wrong
since the ink is dry but the on-line stuff will be corrected.
Ford-N0FP
ford@cmgate.com
>From Timothy.Urban at wc.ey.com Thu Jun 27 11:59:27 2002
From: Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com (Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
Message-ID: <OF7F52E64C.7C87C2C3-ON85256BE5.0051F89D@ey.com>
Question from a newcomer to this list:
Semi-experienced ham but newbie contester looking to participate cw/ssb in
domestic/dx contests w/o picking up bad habits (e.g. "please copy").
Are there any good books, FAQ's, etc. on contest practice & etiquette
beyond the ARRL Operating Guide and the Sprint Contest internet article?
73
Tim
N5IIT
was KA3POY
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>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 24 16:23:06 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
Message-ID: <002a01c21b93$71146660$51711342@k7qq>
Quacks
Well I gotta get in my .02 c My big bug is
k7qq de w7abc (I know my call) ur 3A 3A 3A WWA WWA WWA. Gosh doesn't he
think if I'm calling cq at 30 WPM and he gives his call one time I can get
the exchange the 1st time. ???
My bad habit is on CW to say GM Bob 4a WWA when coming back to N4BP.
I feel let down when he just says TU FD N4BP.
Rex
From: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> The rough equivalent on CW is "UR" as in
>
> N6TJ UR NR 2035B W4XYZ 58 GA
>
> ... heard fairly often.
>
>
> 73, Guy.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "James Neiger" <n6tj@sbcglobal.net>
> To: <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 11:12 PM
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
>
>
> > And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW
> exchanges with
> > a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
> >
> > Jim Neiger
> > N6TJ
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
> > To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> > Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
> > Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> >
> >
> > > Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> > > "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> > > as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> > > "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
> > >
> > > K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> > > the pros in this world is that even though the
> > > guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> > > Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> > > important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> > > considered.
> > >
> > > The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> > > the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> > > helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> > > personal touch' in the mix.
> > >
> > > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > > absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> > > though you know that the other guy is ready
> > > because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> > > and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> > > before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> > > preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> > > energize the brain/body to begin actually
> > > writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> > > move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> > > traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> > > pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> > > whatever you send next.
> > >
> > > Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> > > slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> > > your readiness to receive and your full
> > > readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> > > human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> > > providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> > > be assured of having all in place to copy.
> > >
> > > That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> > > strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> > > 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
> > >
> > > 73
> > > Chuck K3FT
> > >
> > >
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>From n5nj at gte.net Thu Jun 27 13:28:51 2002
From: n5nj@gte.net (Bob Naumann - N5NJ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
References: <OF7F52E64C.7C87C2C3-ON85256BE5.0051F89D@ey.com>
Message-ID: <073101c21e00$1ab68e00$f2212f04@dslverizon.net>
There are some books around, but the best way is to listen and emulate the
technique of those who do it right.
Listen on the air to many of the guys who are commenting about this here.
Find them on the air, work them (if appropriate for the particular contest),
then sit back and listen how it's done.
You won't learn anything by transmitting.
73,
N5NJ
----- Original Message -----
From: <Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 9:59 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
> Question from a newcomer to this list:
>
> Semi-experienced ham but newbie contester looking to participate cw/ssb in
> domestic/dx contests w/o picking up bad habits (e.g. "please copy").
>
> Are there any good books, FAQ's, etc. on contest practice & etiquette
> beyond the ARRL Operating Guide and the Sprint Contest internet article?
>
> 73
>
> Tim
> N5IIT
> was KA3POY
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>From contesting at eircom.net Thu Jun 27 19:42:40 2002
From: contesting@eircom.net (Tim Makins, EI8IC)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
References: <OF7F52E64C.7C87C2C3-ON85256BE5.0051F89D@ey.com>
Message-ID: <006701c21e07$cdc77340$1da5a5c2@host>
Hi Tim, from another Tim ! You might be interested to visit my website
www.qsl.net/ei8ic/ which has many articles of interest to the newbie
contester, plus a beginners FAQ, hardware resources, a budget contesting
section, big-gun contest stories, a range of maps, plus much else of
interest.
73s Tim EI8IC
----- Original Message -----
From: <Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: 27 June 2002 15:59
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
> Question from a newcomer to this list:
>
> Semi-experienced ham but newbie contester looking to participate cw/ssb in
> domestic/dx contests w/o picking up bad habits (e.g. "please copy").
>
> Are there any good books, FAQ's, etc. on contest practice & etiquette
> beyond the ARRL Operating Guide and the Sprint Contest internet article?
>
> 73
>
> Tim
> N5IIT
> was KA3POY
>From n4bp at netzero.net Thu Jun 27 16:39:10 2002
From: n4bp@netzero.net (Bob Patten)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <002a01c21b93$71146660$51711342@k7qq>
Message-ID: <3D1B69DE.9070003@netzero.net>
Rex Maner wrote:
>
> My bad habit is on CW to say GM Bob 4a WWA when coming back to N4BP.
> I feel let down when he just says TU FD N4BP.
>
It wasn't me, Rex! Must have been one of the other two Guano Reef
Bashful Perverts that you worked. :-)
--
73, Bob Patten, N4BP Plantation, FL
E-Mail: n4bp@netzero.net Website: http://www.qsl.net/n4bp
QRP ARCI #3412 SOC #1 ARS #799 Whiners #6 FISTS #7871
>From al_lorona at agilent.com Thu Jun 27 14:47:18 2002
From: al_lorona@agilent.com (al_lorona@agilent.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
Message-ID: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C1227@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
Is that really what you wanted to say? I see the 'please copy' thing as more of
a style issue than an good operating issue or as N5NJ put it, the 'right' way
of doing things.
I can certainly see room for a number of styles within the boundaries of the
best contesting practices. Does saying something like 'please copy' put me into
a second tier of contesters because of the 0.4 seconds it takes me to say that?
As for the indignant few who can't believe we're discussing this in the first
place, Mr. Urban's questions prove that there is a need-- maybe it's a
minority, but it's still a need-- to discuss anything and everything about
contesting on this forum. As an aside, it has always amused me that there
always seems to be a undercurrent of resentment every time certain threads get
started. It seems like such a clich? to say this, but you know what key to hit
when you see something you don't want to read, don't you?
Fair warning: In the next SS, I will be using my call, W6LX, and very likely I
will at times slip up and say 'please copy' among various other niceties,
exclamations, time-wasting utterances, and idiosyncracies. If you'd rather not
have me waste your precious time and slow down your precious rate, please do
not work me. I will probably make a total of about 400 contacts, and at 0.4
seconds per contact, I'll live with the wasted 2 minutes 40 seconds of my life.
Al W6LX
>
> There are some books around, but the best way is to listen
> and emulate the
> technique of those who do it right.
>
> Listen on the air to many of the guys who are commenting
> about this here.
> Find them on the air, work them (if appropriate for the
> particular contest),
> then sit back and listen how it's done.
>
> You won't learn anything by transmitting.
>
> 73,
> N5NJ
>
>From w8aef at worldnet.att.net Thu Jun 27 21:08:55 2002
From: w8aef@worldnet.att.net (Paul Playford)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: (CQ-Contest) "It's not a contest."
Message-ID: <003d01c21e16$b7e8db40$87dffea9@paulplay>
Well, with one computer set to local time, another computer on Linux, a
third computer with the wrong date, everyone trying to run CT in windoz, a
triband yagi with defective traps, a generator that required the press of a
button (located behind the panel) in addition to reseting the circuit
breaker to bring it back to life.....
I received an email from a brand spanking new - one week old licensed - ham:
Really enjoyed my 1st field day and sure appreciated all of the support
from the Scottsdale club.
Also was nice to have some time to talk with you and pick your brain on
some of the technical questions that I'm struggling with, particularly
antennas.
Went to FD without any idea what I would be doing. Then, the opportunity
to observe some real CW work appealed to me. What a treat to have the
chance to work alongside Chris and Ralph. Was even starting to pick up
on some of the code by the end. I came home and pulled out my keyer and
made the connector to the HF rig and am now ready to make my 1st CW
contact. Well, after a bit more practice...
This is what it's all about!
de Paul, W8AEF
and yes, ur 4A AZ
>From kr6x at kr6x.com Thu Jun 27 18:06:47 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones, KR6X)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
References: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C1227@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
Message-ID: <023b01c21e37$b56eb080$963fca96@pacesetter.com>
> Does saying something like 'please copy' put me into a second tier of
contesters because
> of the 0.4 seconds it takes me to say that?
You probably also say "number" before the contact number, don't you?
"Number" takes about 0.5 seconds at full speed, "please" copy takes
about 1.1 seconds at full speed.
Imagine, 2100 SS phone contacts means 3360 seconds -- almost an
hour of contesting -- just for YOU to say it. And, your contact draws from
inference how fast he should send his exchange. He will automatically
move at your rhythm. This means that he'll slow down to your speed
and send "please copy number" himself. That means you'll lose 2 hours
in an SS.
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 23:29:52 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
Message-ID: <014e01c21e4b$af1d2ae0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
I have misplaced my copy of the N6BT dissertation on wasted time as relates
to Sweepstakes and contesting in general - think the was a NCCC pub circa
mid 70's anyone have a copy?
This piece talks a lot about how what seems like an insignificant amount of
time spent on a given QSO really does add up when you have a 24 or better
yet 48 hour contest window!
A read of this piece years ago changed my operating style completely - I
think it was for the better...too bad Tom insists on building antennas these
days!
73,
Jim, K4OJ
>From w8aef at worldnet.att.net Fri Jun 28 03:11:02 2002
From: w8aef@worldnet.att.net (Paul Playford)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Harmonic stubs
Message-ID: <000901c21e4e$6da97660$d5fafea9@paulplay>
A couple of years ago I made 2nd harmonic coaxial shorting stubs for a
DXpedition using a noise bridge and what I think is conventional procedures.
We thought they worked great but when I actually had a chance to test their
performance with a near neighbor, I found they had no effect on the 2nd
harmonic.
Since then I have found a procedure to make effective shorting stubs that do
attenuate the 2nd harmonic (40m, 23 dB, RG8X) and these stubs have been on 2
DXpeditions with good results.
What I am looking for is a multi-multi contest station that presently uses
harmonic shorting stubs that would be willing to try one of my stubs and
compare it's performance to what they are using now.
Please reply to me direct.
de Paul, W8AEF
>From w7why at harborside.com Fri Jun 28 06:03:49 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
<002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Message-ID: <3D1BE025.B6AD4B3@harborside.com>
k5zm wrote:
>
> Or how 'bout this:
>
> >From our s & p journeys...
>
> "CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
> "K7AW.."
> "K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
>
> I know, I know: It's not a contest. But it *is* where a good >deal of our
> next contesters will come from, no?
Geez, if that's the only mistake I'da made when I started, I
think I'da been doing pretty well! It was probably the first time
a lot of these guys got on HF and they were pretty nervous.
Especially if people were telling them how dumb they were. I
think we should encourage newbies instead of make fun of them. I
got off the VE team here in Coos Bay because nobody wants to
learn the code to upgrade anymore. All they want to do is get a
no-code and quit. I can't remember the last time I gave a code
test. Probably when they dumbed the Extra to 5WPM.
Tom W7WHY
>From wd4ahz at gte.net Fri Jun 28 09:25:07 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: (CQ-Contest) "It's not a contest."
References: <003d01c21e16$b7e8db40$87dffea9@paulplay>
Message-ID: <3D1C55A3.890179EB@gte.net>
Paul Playford wrote:
> I received an email from a brand spanking new - one week old licensed
> - ham:
<snip>
> This is what it's all about!
EXACTLY!
Here's what our FD gang received from a new contest recruit ...
The opportunity to work next to some of the best operators in our hobby,
and have them take the time to "coach" newcomers as well, was awesome
and always peaks my interest in ham radio. To all of you who put up with
my numerous questions, I am grateful. Having access to all the combined
skill and experience brought to the event by so many, do you blame me??
So not only do we walk away from field day with a great time, but with
better operating skills, old and new friendships. Too bad it's only once
a year!! hi.
What a setup, great conversation and regardless of where you come from a
common love of the hobby. Thanks for allowing us to share in it all.
Will probably be hearing him joining us in contests in the near future.
73, Ron
>From w2rds at arrl.net Fri Jun 28 13:53:39 2002
From: w2rds@arrl.net (Rick Stoneking)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628124633.02ca9020@netmail.home.com>
All,
Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
Any comments from the group would be much appreciated.
Rick
W2RDS
>From w4pa at yahoo.com Fri Jun 28 11:58:06 2002
From: w4pa@yahoo.com (Scott R.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ARRL DX CW article input solicitation
Message-ID: <20020628175806.41525.qmail@web10906.mail.yahoo.com>
Greetings:
This is my first post to the contest reflector in
13 months...wheretheheckhaveIbeen?
I am in the process of writing the summary article for
QST magazine for the 2002 ARRL DX CW contest. I am soliciting
your input. In particular, I would like anecdotal stories
about your operating during the contest, pictures, rate
sheet, etc. If you think you may have finished in the top 10
in ANY category, I'd particularly like to have your rate
sheet and station description info for the detailed write-up
that will be posted to the contest section on the ARRL
web site. If your current station description is accurate
in the N4ZR/PVRC contest station database, let me know.
I am particularly interested in hearing perspective from
casual contesters on their contest experience. Don't be shy.
Anything you think I ought to know that might be good to
add to the write-up, send it to me!
I know a number of you were sick or taking care of sick
family members that weekend as the flu bug ravaged North
America - if you have an anecdote about that, great.
I may also contact some of you directly by email as well
asking questions. No guarantee that anything will or will
not be part of the article as editing, of course, is up to
the League for the mag article. There is much less
constraint on the content for the web site so let's fill
'er up!
Have a good weekend, everyone.
Scott Robbins, W4PA
w4pa@yahoo.com
__________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup
http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com
>From N5RP at pdq.net Fri Jun 28 14:24:23 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest
radio
In-Reply-To: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628124633.02ca9020@netmail.home.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020628132225.00b81650@pop.pdq.net>
At 12:53 6/28/2002 -0400, Rick Stoneking wrote:
>All,
>Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
>small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
>looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
======================>
I take it you are looking for a portable lug along radio, so........
Don't buy one at all.
Borrow one on those few occasions when you might need one, and give the
loaner a few bucks to cover his outlay.
It is a win-win for both of you.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From kl7ra at blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov Fri Jun 28 23:30:50 2002
From: kl7ra@blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov (KL7RA)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
Message-ID: <002a01c21f36$84266900$02f446c0@snowfall.gcgo.nasa.gov>
>All,
>
>Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
>small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
>looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
>
>Any comments from the group would be much appreciated.
This should move us past "pse copy",,
Kenwood TS850.
Easy to find used, cheap, works great for contesting, PC control.
Holds most of the world records in Multi-Multi.
Good receiver with the filters, which are also easy to find used.
73 Rich KL7RA
>From w9sz at prairienet.org Fri Jun 28 17:40:34 2002
From: w9sz@prairienet.org (Zack Widup)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
In-Reply-To: <002a01c21f36$84266900$02f446c0@snowfall.gcgo.nasa.gov>
Message-ID: <Pine.GSO.4.10.10206281638110.11390-100000@bluestem.prairienet.org>
Since we're on the subject, I JUST bought a used TS-850SAT. What filters
do you all recommend for it?
73, Zack W9SZ
On Fri, 28 Jun 2002, KL7RA wrote:
>
> This should move us past "pse copy",,
>
> Kenwood TS850.
>
> Easy to find used, cheap, works great for contesting, PC control.
>
> Holds most of the world records in Multi-Multi.
>
> Good receiver with the filters, which are also easy to find used.
>
> 73 Rich KL7RA
>
>From tavan at tibco.com Fri Jun 28 16:35:02 2002
From: tavan@tibco.com (Rick Tavan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
References: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628124633.02ca9020@netmail.home.com>
Message-ID: <3D1CE496.7080709@tibco.com>
You may get several different opinions, but there is only one correct
answer - the kit-built Elecraft K2/100! ;-) At 5 pounds plus a
switching PS (another 5 or less), it is one of the lightest and smallest
you can carry. It way outperforms the commercially-built micro-rigs and
even beats contesting's most lauded "big" rigs. The rx is terrific in
pileups and beats the 1000MP even at home. They are hard to find used as
the 100w version just came out at Dayton, but there are some QRP
versions listed occasionally on the elecraft@qth.net reflector and
elsewhere. (Be careful buying used kit rigs, though.) The QRP version
can be upgraded to the /100 model with a reasonably priced "completion
kit" which is, in fact, the only way K2/100's are built - first the base
rig, then the amp. If you don't want to build your radio, there are
excellent builders available for hire. See http://www.elecraft.com.
If the K2/100 is over your budget for a travel radio, just sell your
current rig and use the K2 at home, too! I have a 930 and an MP and
prefer the K2 for everything except working through non-contest,
split-frequency DX pileups.
Elecraft redefines the vendor/customer relationship. Great Website,
super support group including hundreds of disciples on the reflector,
sudden response to customer needs, outstanding documentation,
vendor-encouraged modifications database, ... the works!
I'm not related to anyone at Elecraft but I do know the principals well.
They are friends and heros. If that disqualifies my comments, see the
reflector for identical commentary from outside CA.
73,
/Rick N6XI
Rick Stoneking wrote:
> All,
>
> Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
> small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
> looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
>
> Any comments from the group would be much appreciated.
>
> Rick
> W2RDS
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>
--
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TIBCO Software Inc.
3307 Hillview Drive
Palo Alto, CA 94304-1213
tavan@tibco.com
n6xi@arrl.net
650-846-5214 Office
408-896-0476 Cell
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Sat Jun 29 00:07:23 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
References: <014e01c21e4b$af1d2ae0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
<000201c21f16$8e56f400$22252a42@k7qq>
Message-ID: <04e201c21f1a$17868da0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
When things start to sizzle and I go into bare minimum rate I also speed up
my CW speed - this sensing of that time when not only are you loud in a big
footprint area but loud enough to get away with being short and sweet is the
moment I live for - it is like being the first hour at a DXpedition from a
new country and the whole world wants you - you can work them as fast as you
are able to - at this point the ability to know multiple stations calls that
are calling you and tailenders etc is pure unadulterated gravy....this is
the moment I live for each contest!
Am about to go into some cartons here and see if I can find that old article
from Tom Schiller's there - I am sure it was back before we all shortened
our identities....old age setting cannot remember his old call
anymore.....do remember my copy was on yellow paper - a lot of you have
asked about it - should I find it I will try and scan it and
wordprocessorize it (with Tom's permission) for the contest community to
enjoy....funny how being so long ago does not change the basics - gee mebbe
running people does not necessarily take a Gold Card and a winning Lotto
ticket!
Back to lookin'
K4OJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rex Maner" <k7qq@netzero.net>
To: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 10:18 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
> QUACKs
>
> OK guy's all this conversation about waisted time.
> I'm sure that there is some validity to these procedures, however I don't
> see any scores that reflect the gained QSO's of short snappy replies. I
> find that in most contest after the first 2 or 3 hours the rate drops
enough
> that and occasional pls cpy , good morning , good evening, etc on SSB
isn't
> really waisted. I even give an Ohayo to the JA's , I'm not really sure
that
> this does that much to affect my rate. 120 to 140 is a really good rate
> with or without the plesantries. If things are really cooking then
> possiably it could have some effect on numbers in the log .
>
> Quack aka: Rex
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 02:29
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
>
>
> > I have misplaced my copy of the N6BT dissertation on wasted time as
> relates
> > to Sweepstakes and contesting in general - think the was a NCCC pub
circa
> > mid 70's anyone have a copy?
> >
> > This piece talks a lot about how what seems like an insignificant amount
> of
> > time spent on a given QSO really does add up when you have a 24 or
better
> > yet 48 hour contest window!
> >
> > A read of this piece years ago changed my operating style completely - I
> > think it was for the better...too bad Tom insists on building antennas
> these
> > days!
> >
> > 73,
> >
> > Jim, K4OJ
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
> >
>
>From k0wa at swbell.net Fri Jun 28 23:14:56 2002
From: k0wa@swbell.net (Lee Buller)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] NA Ethernet Drivers
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628221246.009ef330@postoffice.swbell.net>
Do drivers for NA exist so you can user ethernet to connect two or more
machines together for MM or MS? I would like to use my current network I
use at home to accomplish this rather than have to go the serial
route. I've never seen any information on this supject and I have look
around the web, but couldn't find any information.
Lee Buller - K0WA
>From K7LXC at aol.com Sat Jun 29 00:41:23 2002
From: K7LXC@aol.com (K7LXC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
Message-ID: <87.1d85eaef.2a4e8663@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/28/02 11:14:30 AM Pacific Daylight Time, w2rds@arrl.net
writes:
> Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
> small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
> looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
You mean besides the Elecraft K2?
Cheers,
Steve K7LXC
>From k9mi at arrl.net Fri Jun 28 23:55:07 2002
From: k9mi@arrl.net (Mike Brown)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
References: <Pine.GSO.4.10.10206281638110.11390-100000@bluestem.prairienet.org>
Message-ID: <00e401c21f20$c25f3870$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Zack, INRAD recommended 2 400 hz filters for cw, so that
is what I used with mine. Wish I had it back! For ssb I just
used the standard 2.7 khz filters. Others may have some
suggestions for ssb. I just felt the selectivity was good enough.
My station is defintly low profile (tribander 40ft and wires) so
others may have different thoughts on the use of ssb filters.
73 - Mike K9MI
----- Original Message -----
From: "Zack Widup" <w9sz@prairienet.org>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 4:40 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
> Since we're on the subject, I JUST bought a used TS-850SAT. What filters
> do you all recommend for it?
>
> 73, Zack W9SZ
>
> On Fri, 28 Jun 2002, KL7RA wrote:
>
> >
> > This should move us past "pse copy",,
> >
> > Kenwood TS850.
> >
> > Easy to find used, cheap, works great for contesting, PC control.
> >
> > Holds most of the world records in Multi-Multi.
> >
> > Good receiver with the filters, which are also easy to find used.
> >
> > 73 Rich KL7RA
> >
>
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>From k6km at cncnet.com Fri Jun 28 22:31:01 2002
From: k6km@cncnet.com (Bill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
References: <87.1d85eaef.2a4e8663@aol.com>
Message-ID: <3D1D3805.883DADE9@cncnet.com>
Yeah! For performance per pouind or per cubic foot, the Elecraft
K2 os far ahead of the crowd and it's made in USA. Add the
100W amp to the basic rig and you have a flyaway package
under 10 pounds including switching power supply.
The only downside, far as I know, is that it's menu driven and
not very intuitive. BUT I'm a slow learner and was able to
get my basic, 5 watt K2 to jump through hoops within an hour.
The rig comes as a kit. If you're not inclined or not able to
build it, a lot of folks would do the building for you.
It's worth a look!
Bill K6KM
****************
K7LXC@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 6/28/02 11:14:30 AM Pacific Daylight Time, w2rds@arrl.net
> writes:
>
> > Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
> > small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
> > looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
>
> You mean besides the Elecraft K2?
>
> Cheers,
> Steve K7LXC
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From yl2ly at apollo.lv Sat Jun 29 07:49:19 2002
From: yl2ly@apollo.lv (yl2ly)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Marconi Email
Message-ID: <000a01c21f39$3112ae60$77b10dc3@yl2ly>
Hello, friends!
The Email address ik6ptj@qsl.net for 'Marconi memorial contest' logs is out of
function.
What is the new or real Email address for this contest ?
73 de YL2LY/Arvis.
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>From k7qq at netzero.net Sat Jun 29 13:55:16 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Reflectors???
Message-ID: <002e01c21f6c$39fb6160$ccf93442@k7qq>
New Subject
Does anyone know if there is currently a Reflector for the KWD TS 870
I used to subscribe to one but am unable to find it anymore.
Quack
>From n6tt at hotmail.com Sat Jun 29 10:57:50 2002
From: n6tt@hotmail.com (n6tt@hotmail.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CT overlay
Message-ID: <OE710hm3KHmo2WBi5p3000013f6@hotmail.com>
Where can I buy a overlay to go over my keyboard for the logging pgm CT?
Lost all my links when I re-formatted....
Please email : Steve@
N6TT@hotmail.com
tnxs
>From trogo at cox.net Sat Jun 29 16:43:39 2002
From: trogo@cox.net (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
Message-ID: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who is
capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a fair
price?
Tony
N7BG
"I collect telegraph keys and most anything
related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
to sell or trade!"
>From k7qq at netzero.net Sun Jun 30 06:21:52 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
Message-ID: <003401c21ff6$0c8a47c0$6c262a42@k7qq>
Quacks
I was once subscribed to a reflector for the TS-870 but lost the address.
Can anyone give help
Rex
>From hrg at cifnet.com Sun Jun 30 08:13:22 2002
From: hrg@cifnet.com (Mike D.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
In-Reply-To: <003401c21ff6$0c8a47c0$6c262a42@k7qq>
Message-ID: <MABBKCNPDJPALIGNIPHIEELHHPAA.hrg@cifnet.com>
> I was once subscribed to a reflector for the TS-870 but lost the address.
> Can anyone give help
> Rex
http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/TS870/
73 de Mike, N9BOR
FISTS MAC SMC ZUT
http://www.qsl.net/n9bor
MAC http://www.qsl.net/mac
di dah dit - The only Roger Beep you'll ever need.
Let your fingers do the talking -- Morse code.
My designated driver is a 12BY7A.
Over 1 million beeps served!
>From K7LXC at aol.com Sun Jun 30 10:47:07 2002
From: K7LXC@aol.com (K7LXC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CT overlay
Message-ID: <145.10c66488.2a5065db@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/29/02 10:28:11 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
n6tt@hotmail.com writes:
> Where can I buy a overlay to go over my keyboard for the logging pgm CT?
> Lost all my links when I re-formatted....
Ron, W7NN, has them - <A HREF="www.hamstuff.com/ ">www.hamstuff.com/</A>
Cheers,
Steve K7LXC
>From n2mg at eham.net Sun Jun 30 10:51:24 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
References: <003401c21ff6$0c8a47c0$6c262a42@k7qq>
Message-ID: <002a01c2203d$3a6fe220$3201a8c0@mikehome>
I don't know of a TS870-specific reflector, but there's a pretty active
Kenwood reflector (as well as countless others) on www.qth.net
73 Mike N2MG
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rex Maner" <k7qq@netzero.net>
To: "CQ-CONTEST" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 1:21 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
> Quacks
> I was once subscribed to a reflector for the TS-870 but lost the address.
> Can anyone give help
> Rex
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From jjreisert at alum.mit.edu Sun Jun 30 11:19:01 2002
From: jjreisert@alum.mit.edu (Jim Reisert AD1C)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Country file update for WRTC - 30 June 2002
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020630101456.00b67200@mail.attbi.com>
I have updated the country files for WRTC.
All of the files can be found at:
http://www.k1ea.com/cty
Individual files for NA and Writelog are included in the same ZIP
file. They are also available as individual downloads from that web
page. Please see README.TXT for installation instructions.
Here are the release notes:
30 June 2002 (CTY-1201)
* Added TO4T to callsign list for Guadeloupe, FG.
* Added OJ to prefix list for Finland, OH.
* Added RG2 to prefix list for Kaliningradsk, UA2.
* Added RG7, RG8, RG9 and RG0 to prefix list for Asiatic Russia, UA9.
* Removed ZK1CG from callsign list for N. Cook, ZK1/n.
73 - Jim AD1C
--
Jim Reisert AD1C, 7 Charlemont Court, North Chelmsford, MA 01863
USA +978-251-9933, <jjreisert@alum.mit.edu>, http://www.ad1c.com
>From k9mi at arrl.net Sun Jun 30 11:04:06 2002
From: k9mi@arrl.net (Mike Brown)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
References: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
Message-ID: <027f01c22047$aaddbaa0$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Check with Clif at Avvid in Irving, TX. I've had him work on
several rigs for me, and have sent quite a few folks his way.
He is factory authorized for Kenwood and Icom also.
www.avvid.com
73 - Mike K9MI
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 5:43 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
> I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who is
> capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a fair
> price?
>
> Tony
> N7BG
>
>
> "I collect telegraph keys and most anything
> related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
> bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
> call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
> to sell or trade!"
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
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>From N6TT at hotmail.com Sun Jun 30 10:08:39 2002
From: N6TT@hotmail.com (Steve Massey)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Overlays
Message-ID: <OE73XQebfaxI1bbhx5G00001a0a@hotmail.com>
Tnxs to all who answered, anyone interested in the keyboard overlays for
CT,WriteLog,etc , Ron carries them @
http://www.hamstuff.com/Overlays/overlay.htm
Steve de N6TT
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>From trogo at cox.net Sun Jun 30 10:35:07 2002
From: trogo@cox.net (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
References: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
<027f01c22047$aaddbaa0$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Message-ID: <002501c22054$18264c60$b4d50344@ph.cox.net>
Thanks to all who answered - Avvid radio seems to be
the most recommended but there were two others as well.
I'll call all of them.
Tony N7BG
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Brown" <k9mi@arrl.net>
To: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 8:04 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
> Check with Clif at Avvid in Irving, TX. I've had him work on
> several rigs for me, and have sent quite a few folks his way.
> He is factory authorized for Kenwood and Icom also.
>
> www.avvid.com
>
> 73 - Mike K9MI
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 5:43 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
>
>
> > I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who
is
> > capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a
fair
> > price?
> >
> > Tony
> > N7BG
> >
> >
> > "I collect telegraph keys and most anything
> > related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
> > bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
> > call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
> > to sell or trade!"
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
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> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
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>From tfwagner at snet.net Sun Jun 30 17:36:49 2002
From: tfwagner@snet.net (Tom Wagner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
References: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
<027f01c22047$aaddbaa0$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Message-ID: <00c501c22075$ddc47f20$0300a8c0@snet.net>
Be sure to look at the Piexx replacement digital board + computer interface:
http://www.piexx.com/cgi-bin/piexx.cgi?p=ts930&cart_id=2766716.3083
and also at the w6nl TS-903 mods:
http://www.kkn.net/~k5tr/ts930fix/w6nl930.pdf
73 & gl,
Tom Wagner - N1MM
Check out the N1MM Free Contest Logger at
http://www.N1MM.com
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/N1MMLogger
No Yahoo membership required.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Brown" <k9mi@arrl.net>
To: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 11:04
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
> Check with Clif at Avvid in Irving, TX. I've had him work on
> several rigs for me, and have sent quite a few folks his way.
> He is factory authorized for Kenwood and Icom also.
>
> www.avvid.com
>
> 73 - Mike K9MI
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 5:43 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
>
>
> > I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who
is
> > capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a
fair
> > price?
> >
> > Tony
> > N7BG
> >
> >
> > "I collect telegraph keys and most anything
> > related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
> > bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
> > call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
> > to sell or trade!"
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
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>From k4no at mchsi.com Sun Jun 30 20:47:06 2002
From: k4no@mchsi.com (greg and leann richard)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Seattle, WA
References: <20011112.165339.-16574657.0.k6ll@juno.com>
<06b101c16c51$6efcb310$6501a8c0@vista1.sdca.home.com>
Message-ID: <001801c22098$d367aca0$6501a8c0@toney1.al.home.com>
I am going to be in Seattle, WA starting July 3 thru the 8th.
Any contestors interested in getting together for dinner?
Greg K4NO
>From N5RP at pdq.net Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] RE: [Towertalk] dead grass
In-Reply-To: <LPBBJJHKFOOEGKEBKHOJEEIAEFAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
References: <20020630.094808.-685039.0.K2QMF@juno.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020630103114.00b44728@pop.pdq.net>
> > > Is there something that leaches off older towers that kills grass?
> > > I
> > > don't remember it happening the first 10 years or so, but now on my
> > > older towers I have been noticing that the grass is being killed off
> > > on
> > > the downhill side. These are all rohn 25/45/55 type towers. Is
> > > there
> > > something to stop it??
==========================>
Alkalinity from the older concrete leaches out into the yard.
You do not notice this at first. It takes a while for the leaching to have
an adverse affect on the surrounding plants that might need a more acid
soil condition.
Apply acidifier to the surrounding soil.
Same thing happens down here in the Southern USA to azaleas planted too
close to concrete foundations of houses.
The list is free to be surprised at this being one of my few sincere posts
with a content of substance.
File away if you wish to preserve same.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From thompson at mindspring.com Sat Jun 1 00:41:50 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil boom mic set problem
Message-ID: <006301c2091e$441fd180$70ab45cf@default>
I have a problem with the Pro micro boom mic set. The button on the mic
swivel went bad and the mic would not stay in place. Bob Heil sent me a new
button but upon trying to put it on I found the problem was the tube inside
the button. It had broken off from the button. I don't see a way to get
inside headset to fix this as Heil recommended. I showed the pro micro to
two others who have either Heil Pro or pro micros. We tried removing the
cushion but the headset is one piece and the cushion appears to be glued on.
We tried to get into the headset from the back where the button is attached
but all of us were afraid to damage the Pro Micro.
Does anyone have experience on repairing either the Pro or Pro micro.
Otherwise the other two recommended sending it all back to Heil.
73 Dave K4JRB
>From W2CS at bellsouth.net Sat Jun 1 08:19:02 2002
From: W2CS@bellsouth.net (Gary Ferdinand W2CS)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
I'm by far no expert on the history of all this, but my impression is that
the assumption is made that contesters are prone to exaggerate their logs.
In the past with paper logs this was very difficult to find. When it is
found, the QSO itself and a penalty is extracted. Yet, situations such as
yours definitely exist where the victim/perp are reversed and the penalties
are not.
Now that most (all for CQ?) logs are submitted electronically, I think it's
high time to eliminate the penalty points entirely. Just remove the QSO
(and mult if it be one) and recompute the score. Guys in your situation
will still bemoan why the other guy didn't log you, but at least all you're
losing is the QSO and not having a penalty lumped on. Anyone trying to
benefit by padding the log will of course have their work totally removed.
Seems fair to me.
I think the time for the penalty points, appropriate when finding fraud was
so difficult when paper logs were the norm, to be totally removed. Let the
score reduction be computed solely on the basis of the submitted log, less
QSOs in error.
One man's opinion, of course :-)
73,
Gary W2CS
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of ww3s
> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 9:23 PM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
>
> Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I
> called for
> the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even
> asked many
> to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the
> mult, but I
> lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only,
> correct? So
> why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points per
> q? Common
> sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I
> called them;
> the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bob Cox" <K3EST@cqww.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 1:02 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
>
> Dear Fellow Contesters,
>
> The 2001 CQ WW CW logs and UBN's are available to view at
> http://www.cqww.com If you have any questions, please address
> questions@cqww.com .
>
> Please be reminded that the 2002 CQ WW contests will require the cabrillo
> format. This format allows for the saving of thousands of man-hours by the
> CQ WW Contest Committee in the adjudication of the logs.
>
> 73
>
> Bob, K3EST
> CQ WW Director
>
>
>
>
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>From ww3s at zoominternet.net Sat Jun 1 08:57:36 2002
From: ww3s@zoominternet.net (ww3s)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cw ubn
Message-ID: <00da01c20963$85914e60$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Thanks to those that corrected my math on my UBN report. Sorry for the
interruption. I'll crawl back under my rock now......73
>From w2up at mindspring.com Sat Jun 1 14:05:12 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost>
There are two ways to solve the 0 point QSO problem:
1. Automatically give zone and country credit for all 0 pt QSOs. For
example, USA gets credit for USA and zones 3,4 and 5; UA0 gets credit
for UA9/0 and zones 17, 18, and 19; DL gets credit for DL and zone 14;
etc.
2. If a N-I-L pattern appears, for example, W3multi was in the log of 15
other W ops, but 12 of those QSOs aren't in W3multi's log, he should
be DQed.
Barry W2UP
On 1 Jun 2002 Gary Ferdinand W2CS wrote:
> I'm by far no expert on the history of all this, but my impression is that
> the assumption is made that contesters are prone to exaggerate their logs.
> In the past with paper logs this was very difficult to find. When it is
> found, the QSO itself and a penalty is extracted. Yet, situations such as
> yours definitely exist where the victim/perp are reversed and the penalties
> are not.
>
> Now that most (all for CQ?) logs are submitted electronically, I think it's
> high time to eliminate the penalty points entirely. Just remove the QSO
> (and mult if it be one) and recompute the score. Guys in your situation
> will still bemoan why the other guy didn't log you, but at least all you're
> losing is the QSO and not having a penalty lumped on. Anyone trying to
> benefit by padding the log will of course have their work totally removed.
> Seems fair to me.
>
> I think the time for the penalty points, appropriate when finding fraud was
> so difficult when paper logs were the norm, to be totally removed. Let the
> score reduction be computed solely on the basis of the submitted log, less
> QSOs in error.
>
> One man's opinion, of course :-)
>
> 73,
>
> Gary W2CS
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> > [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of ww3s
> > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 9:23 PM
> > To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> > Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> >
> >
> > Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I
> > called for
> > the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even
> > asked many
> > to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the
> > mult, but I
> > lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only,
> > correct? So
> > why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points per
> > q? Common
> > sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I
> > called them;
> > the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Bob Cox" <K3EST@cqww.com>
> > To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 1:02 PM
> > Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> >
> >
> > Dear Fellow Contesters,
> >
> > The 2001 CQ WW CW logs and UBN's are available to view at
> > http://www.cqww.com If you have any questions, please address
> > questions@cqww.com .
> >
> > Please be reminded that the 2002 CQ WW contests will require the cabrillo
> > format. This format allows for the saving of thousands of man-hours by the
> > CQ WW Contest Committee in the adjudication of the logs.
> >
> > 73
> >
> > Bob, K3EST
> > CQ WW Director
> >
> >
> >
> >
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>
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--
Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>From k7sv at va.prestige.net Sat Jun 1 10:28:12 2002
From: k7sv@va.prestige.net (Larry Schimelpfenig)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil boom mic set problem
Message-ID: <000701c20970$2ea5cc40$35214144@frbgva.adelphia.net>
snip....
Does anyone have experience on repairing either the Pro or Pro micro.
Otherwise the other two recommended sending it all back to Heil.
If you have a problem with a Heil product, I'd suggest calling Heil to
discuss it. While their obviously in business to make money, they are very
customer oriented. About a year ago the mike on my "legacy" headset became
intermittent. My guess was that it was in the cord. Dave returned my call,
told me that was a fairly common problem and the fix was quite easy. His
prediction was correct and fix was easy to complete.
73 de larry K7SV
>From jpvest at mail.tele.dk Sat Jun 1 16:38:55 2002
From: jpvest@mail.tele.dk (Peter Vestergaard)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] sac contest results
Message-ID: <000801c20971$ae01c060$dab4efc2@pv>
For SAC Contest 1998 try mailto:oz8xw@mail.tele.dk.
They were late and showed up in the beginning of 2000.
73 OZ5WQ, EDR Contest Manager for SAC-2002.
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Jun 1 08:24:20 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206011424.g51EOKj14982@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary, visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 HP
N4BP 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Jun 1 08:27:55 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 Manchester Mineira CW - All Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206011427.g51ERtu15001@localhost.localdomain>
2002 Manchester Mineira CW - All Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Submit logs by: June 30, 2002
E-mail logs to: (none)
Mail logs to:
CWJF Contest Committee
PO Box 410
Juiz de Fora - MG 36001-970
Brazil
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
All Class C/PUs LP
PU7EEL 174 80 43,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
All M/S HP
PY2ABU(@PY2YU) 497 215 325,080
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
All SOSB/20 LP
PY8AZT 101 48 24 15,504 Uirapuru DX Club
Operators:
PY2ABU PY2NDX,PY2YU
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Jun 1 08:27:05 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206011427.g51ER5o14992@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
73 dink
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(BR)AB HP
S59AA 2473 671 36 4,503,000 SCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 7 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From nat at ajheatwole.com Sat Jun 1 14:58:55 2002
From: nat@ajheatwole.com (Nat Heatwole)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil FS-2 Footswitch
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
Message-ID: <000901c20996$0a8aad00$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Has anyone tried the Heil FS-2 footswitch in contesting? It looks like
it might be easier to key than many of the other footswitches that I
have seen but I'm wondering what other contesters think. All comments
would be greatly appreciated.
73, Nat, WZ3AR
>From nat at ajheatwole.com Sat Jun 1 15:03:26 2002
From: nat@ajheatwole.com (Nat Heatwole)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Trashed Heil Proset Out There?
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
Message-ID: <001301c20996$a5fc1260$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Does anyone on this list have a trashed Heil Proset headset available
that they would consider selling me? I'm looking for a working mic/boom
from a Proset to put onto another (non-Heil) set of headphones but I
don't feel like spending $130 plus shipping to buy a new headset just
for the mic/boom. If someone reading this has a trashed Proset that has
a working mic/boom and cord please e-mail me if you'de consider parting
with it. Thanks!
73, Nat, WZ3AR
>From NQ4I at compuserve.com Sat Jun 1 13:58:44 2002
From: NQ4I@compuserve.com (Rick Dougherty)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ISP for travelers
Message-ID: <200206011259_MC3-1-7E-4947@compuserve.com>
Hello all...I have asked this before and I want to see if there have been
some additions and improvements...I travel
the world rather often and far and wide...I have used Compuserve for the
past 9 years and until about 3 years ago they had a great presence in the
world...now they are shrinking in world wide POPs etc and not available in
a lot of countries I travel to...one member of this list had reccommended
GRIC as a world provider...I had to purchase GRIC services thru a company
called VPM and they were horrible...no custome support etc...but GRIC did
have the most worldwide access points....anybody that travels have any
other luck with ATT Worldnet or any other ISP...Compuserve since it was
bought by AOL has begun shrinking its service...I have hung onto Compuserve
since its great for e-mailing ....but its getting time to change...looking
for ideas....thanks de Rick nq4i
>From w3cf at comcast.net Sat Jun 1 17:12:59 2002
From: w3cf@comcast.net (Doug Priest)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Thanks to OKla DX Assn.
Message-ID: <NFBBKEEFALNKFAKNGPCKAEHLCEAA.w3cf@comcast.net>
RX in mail today 2000 WPX Plaque for USA #1 SOLP from the Oklahoma DX
Association. I take back all the bad things I was thinking. It was worth the
wait but I admit I thought you guys had forgotten about it. Thanks for your
support in the 2000 Contest season. It was my first WPX and I enjoyed the
daylights out of it!!
73
Doug W3CF / AA3E
Doug Priest W3CF
Hatfield, Pa.
19440-3958
doug@w3cf.com
http://www.w3cf.com
>From k8cc at comcast.net Sat Jun 1 11:46:56 2002
From: k8cc@comcast.net (David A. Pruett)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
References: <011901c208c5$126e8e50$6a385142@rockne>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020601103922.0094f220@mail.comcast.net>
At 09:23 PM 5/31/02 -0400, ww3s wrote:
>Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I called for
>the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even asked many
>to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the mult, but I
>lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only, correct? So
>why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points per q? Common
>sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I called them;
>the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
Please let me know if you lost any QSOs from K8CC. For the past several
years I've reminded our operators before the contest that if they send
someone an exchange, they are to log it, period. Hurting the points per
QSO ratio is not an issue.
I don't know how CQ checks logs, but with ARRL 160 and ARRL 10 (which K9TM
and I check) the penalties are equivalent QSOs - i.e., if you have a five
point NIL in ARRL 160, you lose that QSO plus five QSO points. OTOH, in
some contests like ARRL DX and SS all QSO points are the same, but the
strategy is the same.
Dave/K8CC
>From n5nj at gte.net Sat Jun 1 19:50:35 2002
From: n5nj@gte.net (Bob Naumann - N5NJ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cw ubn
References: <00da01c20963$85914e60$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <010601c209c7$20247fc0$f2212f04@dslverizon.net>
Before this spirals out of control any further, please note that WW3S
indicated that he made an error in his math while looking at his report.
There were no USA multi-multi's who did not log him nor caused him to lose
any points or multipliers.
Back to net.
N5NJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 6:57 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cw ubn
> Thanks to those that corrected my math on my UBN report. Sorry for the
> interruption. I'll crawl back under my rock now......73
>
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>From tavan at tibco.com Sat Jun 1 18:15:50 2002
From: tavan@tibco.com (Rick Tavan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ISP for travelers
References: <200206011259_MC3-1-7E-4947@compuserve.com>
Message-ID: <3CF963B5.6D133764@tibco.com>
I use "AT&T Global Network" to access my company through a virtual private
network. In countries that AT&T serves, there are typically dozens or even
hundreds of local dial-in numbers; sometimes an 800-equivalent number. There
are hundreds of numbers in the US plus an 800 number. My company must pay extra
when I use the 800 and equivalent numbers. The dialer includes a self-updating
list of numbers for each country and US state; i.e., it is always close to
up-to-date. Unfortunatley, the numbers are listed alphabetically by city, so
the larger the country or state, the more geography you must know or learn in
order to find the best number quickly. Hotel desks are very helpful with this.
The service works well, with speeds varying from about 24000 to 54000 in the
venues I have tried (mainly
US and Europe). N.B. I use an IBM ThinkPad T20 with a rather good built-in
modem. In some Caribbean islands AT&T is not represented and the best I can do
is call Florida. I don't know if this is the same AT&T service that is
available to individuals.
73,
/Rick N6XI
Rick Dougherty wrote:
> Hello all...I have asked this before and I want to see if there have been
> some additions and improvements...I travel
> the world rather often and far and wide...I have used Compuserve for the
> past 9 years and until about 3 years ago they had a great presence in the
> world...now they are shrinking in world wide POPs etc and not available in
> a lot of countries I travel to...one member of this list had reccommended
> GRIC as a world provider...I had to purchase GRIC services thru a company
> called VPM and they were horrible...no custome support etc...but GRIC did
> have the most worldwide access points....anybody that travels have any
> other luck with ATT Worldnet or any other ISP...Compuserve since it was
> bought by AOL has begun shrinking its service...I have hung onto Compuserve
> since its great for e-mailing ....but its getting time to change...looking
> for ideas....thanks de Rick nq4i
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408-896-0476 Cell
>From k2av at contesting.com Sat Jun 1 21:29:20 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
<3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost>
Message-ID: <003601c209cc$89b564e0$0500a8c0@swift>
Actually they already count as you suggest. That is why the original
poster worked the multi to begin with, to get USA and the zone on a
particular band. Example, at NY4A, we need one "K" station and zones
3,4,5 on each band for mults, even though they don't count as Q
points.
There is no loss to logging 0 point qso's. I'm really quite mystified
that anyone would drop them who is using any of the computer loggers.
In order to get a same country exchange to go out at all so that the
posting station would hear an exchange, the easiest way for the multi
to do that is type in the call and hit enter. All done. Deleting the Q
from the log takes additional work. Logging the Q is BY FAR the
easiest, fastest thing for the multi to do. "W1WXYZ <ENTER> 5
<ENTER>". Everything else takes more time.
I suspect that someone may have done something like go through the
multi log afterward and deleted everything that had zero qso points
and wasn't a mult, not quite realizing what was happening.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Barry " <w2up@mindspring.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 9:05 AM
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> There are two ways to solve the 0 point QSO problem:
> 1. Automatically give zone and country credit for all 0 pt QSOs. For
> example, USA gets credit for USA and zones 3,4 and 5; UA0 gets
credit
> for UA9/0 and zones 17, 18, and 19; DL gets credit for DL and zone
14;
> etc.
> 2. If a N-I-L pattern appears, for example, W3multi was in the log
of 15
> other W ops, but 12 of those QSOs aren't in W3multi's log, he should
> be DQed.
> Barry W2UP
>
>
> On 1 Jun 2002 Gary Ferdinand W2CS wrote:
>
> > I'm by far no expert on the history of all this, but my impression
is that
> > the assumption is made that contesters are prone to exaggerate
their logs.
> > In the past with paper logs this was very difficult to find. When
it is
> > found, the QSO itself and a penalty is extracted. Yet, situations
such as
> > yours definitely exist where the victim/perp are reversed and the
penalties
> > are not.
> >
> > Now that most (all for CQ?) logs are submitted electronically, I
think it's
> > high time to eliminate the penalty points entirely. Just remove
the QSO
> > (and mult if it be one) and recompute the score. Guys in your
situation
> > will still bemoan why the other guy didn't log you, but at least
all you're
> > losing is the QSO and not having a penalty lumped on. Anyone
trying to
> > benefit by padding the log will of course have their work totally
removed.
> > Seems fair to me.
> >
> > I think the time for the penalty points, appropriate when finding
fraud was
> > so difficult when paper logs were the norm, to be totally removed.
Let the
> > score reduction be computed solely on the basis of the submitted
log, less
> > QSOs in error.
> >
> > One man's opinion, of course :-)
> >
> > 73,
> >
> > Gary W2CS
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> > > [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of ww3s
> > > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 9:23 PM
> > > To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> > > Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> > >
> > >
> > > Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I
> > > called for
> > > the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even
> > > asked many
> > > to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the
> > > mult, but I
> > > lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only,
> > > correct? So
> > > why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points
per
> > > q? Common
> > > sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I
> > > called them;
> > > the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
> > > ----- Original Message -----
> > > From: "Bob Cox" <K3EST@cqww.com>
> > > To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> > > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 1:02 PM
> > > Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> > >
> > >
> > > Dear Fellow Contesters,
> > >
> > > The 2001 CQ WW CW logs and UBN's are available to view at
> > > http://www.cqww.com If you have any questions, please address
> > > questions@cqww.com .
> > >
> > > Please be reminded that the 2002 CQ WW contests will require the
cabrillo
> > > format. This format allows for the saving of thousands of
man-hours by the
> > > CQ WW Contest Committee in the adjudication of the logs.
> > >
> > > 73
> > >
> > > Bob, K3EST
> > > CQ WW Director
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
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> > > ---
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> > > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
> > >
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> > > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
> > >
> >
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> --
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> Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>
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>From k2av at contesting.com Sun Jun 2 01:18:56 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
<3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost> <003601c209cc$89b564e0$0500a8c0@swift>
<01a501c209d8$1695d7e0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <007901c209ec$9cc12270$0500a8c0@swift>
Except that does zilch one way or another for the score. Pts/Q is just
an analysis tool. In something like the WPX may indicate someone spent
too much time with beams aimed at USA gathering 1 pointers, instead of
a slower (but higher scoring) progress working European stations.
But it has no official status in any contest that I know of. Anyone
who would suggest such a strategy (deleting zero pointers) clearly
does not understand contest scoring rules.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>
To: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 9:52 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
> > There is no loss to logging 0 point qso's. I'm really quite
mystified
> > that anyone would drop them who is using any of the computer
loggers.
>
> I'm told its because it lowers the average points per q or something
like
> that....
>
> 73
>
>
>From n2mg at eham.net Sun Jun 2 18:51:14 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
<3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost>
Message-ID: <00b901c20a7f$9e783e80$3201a8c0@mikehome>
W2UP wrote:
> There are two ways to solve the 0 point QSO problem:
> 1. Automatically give zone and country credit for all 0 pt QSOs. For
> example, USA gets credit for USA and zones 3,4 and 5; UA0 gets credit
> for UA9/0 and zones 17, 18, and 19; DL gets credit for DL and zone 14;
> etc.
This already looks unfair (comparing, say, the free mults a DL gets versus
the ones a US station gets) but multiply it by all the bands involved and it
get much worse.
> 2. If a N-I-L pattern appears, for example, W3multi was in the log of 15
> other W ops, but 12 of those QSOs aren't in W3multi's log, he should
> be DQed.
A see a huge potential for mischief here... Perhaps a note should be sent
to the "W3multi" alerting him of the trouble, but nothing more.
73 Mike N2MG
>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 3 05:09:15 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
Message-ID: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
QUACK's
Good thinking today with computer logging , however when we were papering
logging I'm sure that many guys didn't put in a W7 into their log when they
already had a W6 zone 3 and a couple of VE7's, TOO much effort to write
them down and also dupe.
Rex
----- Original Message -----
From: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
To: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2002 04:18
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> Except that does zilch one way or another for the score. Pts/Q is just
> an analysis tool. In something like the WPX may indicate someone spent
> too much time with beams aimed at USA gathering 1 pointers, instead of
> a slower (but higher scoring) progress working European stations.
>
> But it has no official status in any contest that I know of. Anyone
> who would suggest such a strategy (deleting zero pointers) clearly
> does not understand contest scoring rules.
>
>
> 73, Guy.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>
> To: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 9:52 PM
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
>
> >
> > > There is no loss to logging 0 point qso's. I'm really quite
> mystified
> > > that anyone would drop them who is using any of the computer
> loggers.
> >
> > I'm told its because it lowers the average points per q or something
> like
> > that....
> >
> > 73
> >
> >
>
>
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>From n6ki at juno.com Mon Jun 3 01:16:16 2002
From: n6ki@juno.com (Dennis Vernacchia)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil FS-2 Footswitch
Message-ID: <20020603.002007.-1392873.1.n6ki@juno.com>
Nat,
I guess you missed the previous thread on footswitches
when someone else inquired an alternative to the Heil FS-2
"
I just replaced a very comfortable, durable and ergonomically
comfortable
footswith that lasted me over 10+ years of contesting.
After considering many switches including the Heil FS-2,
here's one you should consider and why I chose it.
Linemaster Model Gem-V2
www.linemaster.com
860 974-1000
Circular - Easy to hit from all angles
Perfect touch - you can lightly rest your foot on edge of it
and not false trigger but then a light
additional amount of additional pressure
keys it and no "cramped" or "tired" foot as
the hours wane on
Great Weight and Non Skid corrugated base - Will not move around too
easily
so no worry about it not staying in position.
Nice appearance with chrome ringed edge and easy hit circular top target
area.
I expect it will easily last 10+ years for heavy contest use.
You can purchase with or without cable. I found the supplied cable listed
on teh web
page to be too heavy and cumbersome so I installed my own thinner and
very flexible
cable and saved another $6 on the price.
The Gem-V2 will cost you just under $30 including shipping/handling.
Note: Since they normally have a $100 minimum, I requested my switch
as a sample for 60 day evaluation and had it mailed to me at my work
address.
That way you avoid the $100 minimum
You may also want to check with your contest buddies or club members and
order enough to meet the $100 minimum order.
I have no pecuniary interest in Linemaster Co. Products"
73, Dennis N6KI
On Sat, 1 Jun 2002 13:58:55 -0400 "Nat Heatwole" <nat@ajheatwole.com>
writes:
> Has anyone tried the Heil FS-2 footswitch in contesting? It looks
> like
> it might be easier to key than many of the other footswitches that
> I
> have seen but I'm wondering what other contesters think. All
> comments
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
> 73, Nat, WZ3AR
>
>
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73,
Dennis Vernacchia N6KI
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>From N5RP at pdq.net Tue Jun 4 11:52:16 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Keying Emulation
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020604104728.00baea78@pop.pdq.net>
Where might there be a summary posted so as to illustrate / define the
various differences among all of the assorted keying methods designed into
the many keyers over the years?
Accukeyer mode
Logikeyer mode
Curtis A mode
Curtis B mode
Iambic
Non-Iambic
Dot memory
Dash memory
Auto - Space
etc., etc. .................... Did I miss any?
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From K6LL at adelphia.net Mon Jun 3 12:41:49 2002
From: K6LL@adelphia.net (Dave Hachadorian)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Quiet monitor, cheap
Message-ID: <000d01c20af3$a8a1c560$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
Staples has the Envision Model EN-710e 17" Monitor
on sale, through June 15, for $149.98, less a $70
mail-in rebate, for a final price of $79.98 plus
tax. You can get it at your local Staples store,
or at Staples.com with free shipping.
I've had one of these for about six months now,
and it is one of the cleanest monitors that I've
seen. On one or two occasions, I've detected a
birdie from it, but it was a weak narrowband
sinusoid, and didn't create any problem. I just
bought another one.
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 3 12:53:35 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206031853.g53IrZ519799@localhost.localdomain>
2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Submit logs by: (see your national society rules)
E-mail logs to: (see your national society rules)
Mail logs to:
(see your national society rules)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open LP
DK0WT/P(DK2GZ) 910 168 528,192
DF0BK/P 667 120 24 274,440
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed LP
LY1DS 258 55 3 51,590 Lithuanian DX
YL2PN 100 30 3 393 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Open HP
VE3XAX 354 76 19 89,224 U-VE Contest Club
Operators:
DF0BK/P DL4SDW,DL4SDX,DL5SEJ,DL8SCG
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 3 13:01:02 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206031901.g53J12W19821@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary - please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
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NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
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NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
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NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
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NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
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NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
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NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
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NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 WWDXC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34.9 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
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NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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NA SOSB40 LP
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 3 13:03:53 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206031903.g53J3rQ19832@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary - please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
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Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
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Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
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Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
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Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
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Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
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Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
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Non-NA SOSB160 LP
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
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Non-NA SOSB20 HP
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
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Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
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Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 7 581,236
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Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
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Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From WA8WV at aol.com Mon Jun 3 23:03:21 2002
From: WA8WV@aol.com (WA8WV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WEST VIRGINIA QSO PARTY THIS MONTH
Message-ID: <1aa.33640e4.2a2d79e9@aol.com>
Hi all:
************************THE WEST VIRGINIA QSO PARTY IS SATURDAY, JUNE
15***************************
WVQP will be a good time to get those rare counties from West Virginia. Last
year we had 25 counties activated and looks like we will have even more this
year. Also have a T-Shirt available this year for the first time. Details
available
at <A HREF="http://www.qsl.net/wvarrl";>www.qsl.net/wvarrl</A>.
Here are rules as published in the June 2002 issue of QST on Page 90:
===============================
West Virginia QSO Party ? CW/SSB - sponsored by the West Virginia State
Amateur Radio Council from 1600Z Jun 15 to 0200Z Jun 16. Frequencies: 80 ? 10
meters, CW - 35 kHz from band edge, Phone - 35 kHz from General Class band
edge and Novice/Tech 10-meter segment. Categories: SO, MS, MM and Mobile, all
categories may be HP, LP (<100W), QRP (<5W), Phone, CW, or mixed mode. Work
stations once per band/mode and WV stations from each county (WV mobiles keep
separate log for each county). Exchange: RS(T) and WV county or SPC. QSO
Points: Fixed stations: CW - 2 pts, SSB - 1 pt; Mobiles: CW - 5 pts, SSB - 3
pts; Bonus - 100 pts for QSOs with W8WVA once per band/mode, WV mobiles add
100 points per county activated with minimum of 15 QSO?s. Score: QSO points x
WV counties (+ SPC for WV stations), add bonus to final score, multipliers
count only once. For more information - <A
HREF="http://www.qsl.net/wvarrl";>www.qsl.net/wvarrl</A>. Logs due by Jul
15 to WA8WV@aol.com or to Dave Ellis WA8WV, 610 Hillsdale Drive, Charleston,
WV 25302.
Hope to see you in WVQP.
73,
Dave Ellis WA8WV
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>From Bill at BillandCarol.com Tue Jun 4 01:09:23 2002
From: Bill@BillandCarol.com (Bill Henderson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos On-Line: KCDX Dayton Pileup Contest
Message-ID: <3CFC4B83.D6D3993F@BillandCarol.com>
Check out the photos of all the participants in this year's CW Pileup
Competition at the KC DX Club Hospitality Suite in the Crowne Plaza
Hotel Saturday Evening during the Dayton Hamvention.. A veritable "who's
who" of contesting and DX! http://www.qsl.net/kcdxc
73 Bill K0VBU
>From robin at g3tkf.freeserve.co.uk Tue Jun 4 13:03:49 2002
From: robin@g3tkf.freeserve.co.uk (Robin Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Emotator 747SR Help!
Message-ID: <1CoXqGBV6J$8Ewn0@g3tkf.freeserve.co.uk>
Hi chaps
Has anyone got the connection details for the head unit to control box
wiring ?? I urgently need to repair connections and have lost the paper
work !!
Thanks
--
73
Robin
G3TKF
>From kharker at cs.utexas.edu Tue Jun 4 10:41:26 2002
From: kharker@cs.utexas.edu (Kenneth E. Harker)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <20020604094126.B19751@cs.utexas.edu>
I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
(with the other party's permission, of course.)
I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
--
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Kenneth E. Harker "Vox Clamantis in Deserto" kharker@cs.utexas.edu
University of Texas at Austin Amateur Radio Callsign: WM5R
Department of the Computer Sciences VP, Central Texas DX & Contest Club
Taylor Hall TAY 2.124 Maintainer of Linux on Laptops
Austin, TX 78712-1188 USA http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>From gary at radioplace.com Tue Jun 4 18:17:04 2002
From: gary@radioplace.com (Gary Stilwell)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
Message-ID: <007d01c20c29$4f371e80$c5607043@gary>
The OFFICIAL answer re WPX club score participation was that WPX rules are
the same as CQ Worldwide contest and percentages are allowed.
----- Original Message -----
From: gary stilwell <gary@radioplace.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Cc: <nccc@contesting.com>; <n8bjq@erinet.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 3:06 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
>The CQ Worldwide Contest has a provision under the club scoring that
>DXpedition scores are PERCENTAGED to the number of club members on the
>Dxpedition.
>
>I cannot find such wording in the Rules for the WPX contest.
>
>Does WPX allow the same percentaged (toward club scores) scores for
>different club members within the group?
>
>KI6T
>
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>CQ-Contest@contesting.com
>http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From n3bb at mindspring.com Tue Jun 4 15:11:58 2002
From: n3bb@mindspring.com (Jim George)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
Message-ID: <v02120d02b922ce83167e@EIM-Mac-1.5tcp>
>The OFFICIAL answer re WPX club score participation was that WPX rules are
>the same as CQ Worldwide contest and percentages are allowed.
I read the WPX rules the same way, however one of our club members ran into
Steve Boll, N5BJQ, at Dayton, and posted this comment on the club
reflector:
************************************************************************
I hooked up with N8BJQ at Dayton and asked about the team scoring for WPX.
He sez if the station owner is a member, then the multi op score can count
for the club. Doesn't matter how many ops are members. FYI.
************************************************************************
If this is uncertain, we should ask Steve for a clarification.
Jim
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: gary stilwell <gary@radioplace.com>
>To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>Cc: <nccc@contesting.com>; <n8bjq@erinet.com>
>Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 3:06 PM
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
>
>
>>The CQ Worldwide Contest has a provision under the club scoring that
>>DXpedition scores are PERCENTAGED to the number of club members on the
>>Dxpedition.
>>
>>I cannot find such wording in the Rules for the WPX contest.
>>
>>Does WPX allow the same percentaged (toward club scores) scores for
>>different club members within the group?
>>
>>KI6T
>From K5NZ at aol.com Tue Jun 4 17:08:32 2002
From: K5NZ@aol.com (K5NZ@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CTDXCC] Re: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
Message-ID: <144.f70b249.2a2e7840@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/4/02 3:05:20 PM Central Daylight Time,
n3bb@mindspring.com writes:
> ************************************************************************
> I hooked up with N8BJQ at Dayton and asked about the team scoring for WPX.
> He sez if the station owner is a member, then the multi op score can count
> for the club. Doesn't matter how many ops are members. FYI.
> ************************************************************************
>
> If this is uncertain, we should ask Steve for a clarification.
>
> Jim
>
This is certain, I asked Steve in person as I told you.
"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
Regards,
Mike Hance K5NZ
Bedias, Tx
www.teamcramp.com
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>From geoiii at kkn.net Tue Jun 4 15:00:03 2002
From: geoiii@kkn.net (George Fremin III - K5TR)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>; from Rex Maner on Mon, Jun
03, 2002 at 04:09:15AM -0000
References: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
Message-ID: <20020604140003.B5709@loja.kkn.net>
On Mon, Jun 03, 2002 at 04:09:15AM -0000, Rex Maner wrote:
> Good thinking today with computer logging , however when we were papering
> logging I'm sure that many guys didn't put in a W7 into their log when they
> already had a W6 zone 3 and a couple of VE7's, TOO much effort to write
> them down and also dupe.
I do not recall it being the effort of logging them nor
was it the trouble of duping them - afterall ten contacts
with a ZERO point station counts the same as one contact.
The problem was it made it very hard to figure out
your average points per QSO.
The first time I showed up at a CQ WW M/M I was told not to
log more than a few W stations.
Now in the age of computer logging I log everything - I log W/VE stations
even in the ARRL DX contests.
--
George Fremin III - K5TR
geoiii@kkn.net
http://www.kkn.net/~k5tr
>From KG6DV at cs.com Tue Jun 4 18:07:37 2002
From: KG6DV@cs.com (KG6DV@cs.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
Message-ID: <155.ee06880.2a2e8619@cs.com>
There have been several notes recently about the Dayton cw pileup results on
the to the Kansas City DX Club web page. If you look elsewhere on their
page you will find the sound files for the 1998 and 1999 pileup tests along
with the answer sheets. I ran the files and confirmed what I had know for
some time, I suck as a potential world class cw op. There are some features
of the sound files that play into my weaknesses. The selective filters in my
head will sync on a certain tone frequency. Once I have copied the call at
that tone I try to mentally lock onto another caller at another tone, doesnt
work, the original preferred tone distracts me. If the sound file came
complete with a rit I would do much better. On the first listen I could not
copy more than 38 callsigns from either file. The list of scores for these
years is also available on the web site and its a lot of fun to compare and
find out just how bad or good you really are. In my case it was good to
dissolve the illusion.
The potential fun is limited by the fact that the only files listed are those
from 98 and 99. Maybe the KCDXC can locate the sound files from previous
years and provide us with some additional fun. If you have never been to
Dayton or have never participated in the pileup test, this may tell you to
either avoid the embarrassment, practice more, or to make a reservation now
for next year. Log onto the KCDXC web site and have a run at it, beats
sitting around waiting for the next contest.
Aloha
Ron KH6DV (sometimes KH6VV)
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>From Dave_Hoaglin at abtassoc.com Tue Jun 4 13:15:25 2002
From: Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com (Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs for
ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15 days
after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed the need for
flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
situations.
I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
practical implications of such a change.
73, Dave K1HT
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Tue Jun 4 19:45:07 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
Message-ID: <012601c20c19$79bde900$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
de WM5R
"Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
(with the other party's permission, of course.)
I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice? "
I feel there is no question there are better calls to be used in this
contest...if you have a rarer prefix, especially now that W can work W, you
might get waited upon (run em) whereas if you are the third or 10th K4 that
someone has worked spin the know takes over!
It is precisely for this reason that we used WC4E in our Multi-Multi effort
in CW WPX from W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ station....
Jeff (WC4E) has a callsign which is almost synonymous with the WPX
contest...I know when I had pileups calling me there were many guys seeing
new prefix on their monitors and were willing to wait!
Contesting is a competitive sport...if you have found a better shaped sail
in sail boating you go with it...or a better tire in auto racing you go with
that.....
Do I have a problem with a fellow ham loaning his "unique prefix" callsign
to another ham in his quest for greater contest success...not in the least -
what are friends for?
We could have been K4NNN or K4FCG or any of the other calls licensed at
W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ in WPX CW but there is absolutely no question in my mind that
by having Jeff's call we did better - his being there to operate was a big
help, too - nice job on 15, Jeff!
Seems like a really nice "hammy" thing to do - at least to me...provided of
course it is a free choice - I would not condone anyone holding a gun to
someone's head in order to use their call during a contest...even if it were
a hired gun!
This is a fraternity, right - a good place to do fraternal kinda stuff, eh?
73,
Jim, K4OJ
>From k0xm at kc.rr.com Tue Jun 4 19:27:54 2002
From: k0xm@kc.rr.com (Chuck K0XM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
References: <155.ee06880.2a2e8619@cs.com>
Message-ID: <010301c20c1f$744391e0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Hi Ron,
I am a member of the KCDXC and will say tnx to everyone who enjoys the
pileup competition. Now for the good news...Last nite at our monthly meeting
we discussed making cd's of the sound files (including this years)along with
the answersheets and making them available. Once the final info is ready,
either I or Bill K0VBU will let you guys know.
Chuck/K0XM
ex-N0BIW
----- Original Message -----
From: <KG6DV@cs.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 4:07 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
> There have been several notes recently about the Dayton cw pileup results
on
> the to the Kansas City DX Club web page. If you look elsewhere on their
> page you will find the sound files for the 1998 and 1999 pileup tests
along
> with the answer sheets. I ran the files and confirmed what I had know
for
> some time, I suck as a potential world class cw op. There are some
features
> of the sound files that play into my weaknesses. The selective filters in
my
> head will sync on a certain tone frequency. Once I have copied the call at
> that tone I try to mentally lock onto another caller at another tone,
doesnt
> work, the original preferred tone distracts me. If the sound file came
> complete with a rit I would do much better. On the first listen I could
not
> copy more than 38 callsigns from either file. The list of scores for
these
> years is also available on the web site and its a lot of fun to compare
and
> find out just how bad or good you really are. In my case it was good to
> dissolve the illusion.
>
> The potential fun is limited by the fact that the only files listed are
those
> from 98 and 99. Maybe the KCDXC can locate the sound files from previous
> years and provide us with some additional fun. If you have never been to
> Dayton or have never participated in the pileup test, this may tell you to
> either avoid the embarrassment, practice more, or to make a reservation
now
> for next year. Log onto the KCDXC web site and have a run at it, beats
> sitting around waiting for the next contest.
>
> Aloha
> Ron KH6DV (sometimes KH6VV)
>
>
>
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>From n2mg at eham.net Tue Jun 4 20:36:57 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
<20020604140003.B5709@loja.kkn.net>
Message-ID: <006a01c20c20$b8189220$3201a8c0@mikehome>
K5TR wrote:
> I do not recall it being the effort of logging them nor
> was it the trouble of duping them - afterall ten contacts
> with a ZERO point station counts the same as one contact.
>
> The problem was it made it very hard to figure out
> your average points per QSO.
>
> The first time I showed up at a CQ WW M/M I was told not to
> log more than a few W stations.
Needing to calculate (or wanting to maximize) points-per-QSO is obviously
unnecessary today.
I don't need to tell most of you that the problem back in the good ol' days
was that in order to report the score immediately after the contest, one
needed to guesstimate the points-per-QSO. I recall hearing, "Using last
year's...", oh so many times on 3830. So any deviation from the norm (IOW,
too many zero-pointers) was perceived as a hidden, after-3830,
score-reducer. And since relatively few (compared to today) logs were
checked, it was of no consequence - although it should have been.
Computer logging has been the norm for well over ten years. Points-per-QSO
is calculated on the fly. No need to guess or maximize. Old habits die
hard I suppose.
73 Mike N2MG
>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Tue Jun 4 17:51:46 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SECRETS OF CONTESTING, NO. 2
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
<000901c20996$0a8aad00$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Message-ID: <008801c20c22$cc1eff00$31fc7243@sbcglobal.net>
I like the Heil footswitch. And on the well-beaten-down subject of
headphones, as I have stated before, the ONLY headphone I will ever use
again is the FOSTEX T-20. Cost about $80. I wear them without any
discomfort for 48 hours straight. Simply epoxy a Heil boom mike with HC-4
element (naturally) to the side.
Following my lead, the FOSTEX used one time or another by world class
operators like W6YA, CT1BOH, and OH2BH.
Now that I have revealed Contesting Secret No. 2, (1) the competition just
got a little tougher, and/or (2) many more of you will be operating,
comfortably, for many more hours, and we will all enjoy your presence, and
obvious skills.
Hoping to see many of you in Finland.
Vy 73
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nat Heatwole" <nat@ajheatwole.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 10:58 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil FS-2 Footswitch
> Has anyone tried the Heil FS-2 footswitch in contesting? It looks like
> it might be easier to key than many of the other footswitches that I
> have seen but I'm wondering what other contesters think. All comments
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
> 73, Nat, WZ3AR
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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>From k7qq at netzero.net Wed Jun 5 03:44:00 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <003201c20c3a$dabf45c0$43741342@k7qq>
Quacks
Thats how I did it, I had the permission of the owner of WR7HE to use his
call for the WPX ssb/cw and did so. I'm responsiable for answering the
QSL's. and operating within the rules.
Rex
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>
To: "CQ Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 14:41
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
>
> --
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
> Kenneth E. Harker "Vox Clamantis in Deserto"
kharker@cs.utexas.edu
> University of Texas at Austin Amateur Radio Callsign:
WM5R
> Department of the Computer Sciences VP, Central Texas DX & Contest
Club
> Taylor Hall TAY 2.124 Maintainer of Linux on
Laptops
> Austin, TX 78712-1188 USA
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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>
>From wd4ahz at gte.net Wed Jun 5 04:24:44 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <3CFD847C.DFBFE762@gte.net>
Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com wrote:
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
Bring it on! I usually send my logs in within a day or two anyway ...
no big deal.
73, Ron
>From k6km at cncnet.com Tue Jun 4 21:50:46 2002
From: k6km@cncnet.com (Bill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
References: <155.ee06880.2a2e8619@cs.com>
<010301c20c1f$744391e0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Message-ID: <3CFD8A96.81E09E42@cncnet.com>
* The concept and implementation are great. BUT! I searched and
didn't find how to participate. ADVERTISE! A dozen pages tacked
on the walls would have broughe a LOT more participants.
\Good luck,
Bill K6KM
****************************
Chuck K0XM wrote:
> Hi Ron,
> I am a member of the KCDXC and will say tnx to everyone who enjoys the
> pileup competition. Now for the good news...Last nite at our monthly meeting
> we discussed making cd's of the sound files (including this years)along with
> the answersheets and making them available. Once the final info is ready,
> either I or Bill K0VBU will let you guys know.
> Chuck/K0XM********
>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Tue Jun 4 23:06:15 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
References: <012601c20c19$79bde900$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <012801c20c4e$b8ba6180$31fc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Yeah, and its probably not too different than going on a DXpedition for a
contest, and "borrowing" not only their call, but also their station. And
if it adds to your score, interest in the contest, and is an all-in-all
stimulus for activity, and FUN, so what? Isn't that what contesting is
supposed to be all about?
The point is: ANYONE can do it. Just like SO2R. If you don't wish to play
the game, your choice. But don't condemn others from trying to find an
advantage.
It's just one more element of why it's a "competition". Duh.........
Vy 73
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 3:45 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
> de WM5R
>
> "Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
>
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice? "
>
>
> I feel there is no question there are better calls to be used in this
> contest...if you have a rarer prefix, especially now that W can work W,
you
> might get waited upon (run em) whereas if you are the third or 10th K4
that
> someone has worked spin the know takes over!
>
> It is precisely for this reason that we used WC4E in our Multi-Multi
effort
> in CW WPX from W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ station....
>
> Jeff (WC4E) has a callsign which is almost synonymous with the WPX
> contest...I know when I had pileups calling me there were many guys seeing
> new prefix on their monitors and were willing to wait!
>
> Contesting is a competitive sport...if you have found a better shaped sail
> in sail boating you go with it...or a better tire in auto racing you go
with
> that.....
>
> Do I have a problem with a fellow ham loaning his "unique prefix" callsign
> to another ham in his quest for greater contest success...not in the
least -
> what are friends for?
>
> We could have been K4NNN or K4FCG or any of the other calls licensed at
> W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ in WPX CW but there is absolutely no question in my mind
that
> by having Jeff's call we did better - his being there to operate was a big
> help, too - nice job on 15, Jeff!
>
> Seems like a really nice "hammy" thing to do - at least to me...provided
of
> course it is a free choice - I would not condone anyone holding a gun to
> someone's head in order to use their call during a contest...even if it
were
> a hired gun!
>
> This is a fraternity, right - a good place to do fraternal kinda stuff,
eh?
>
> 73,
>
> Jim, K4OJ
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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>From albraun at earthlink.net Wed Jun 5 12:37:13 2002
From: albraun@earthlink.net (Alan Braun)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
References: <012601c20c19$79bde900$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <001101c20c85$57516150$b88a0b3f@alanwflpsxdfwt>
K4VX has done this for years. His wife is NS0Z and they usually use her call
in WPX from his station, which most of the time is manned by guest ops. As
long as permission has been given, I don't see a problem with it, even
though in this particular case it makes my own call sign less desirable!
Alan NS0B
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 10:45 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
> de WM5R
>
> "Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
>
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice? "
>
>
> I feel there is no question there are better calls to be used in this
> contest...if you have a rarer prefix, especially now that W can work W,
you
> might get waited upon (run em) whereas if you are the third or 10th K4
that
> someone has worked spin the know takes over!
>
> It is precisely for this reason that we used WC4E in our Multi-Multi
effort
> in CW WPX from W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ station....
>
> Jeff (WC4E) has a callsign which is almost synonymous with the WPX
> contest...I know when I had pileups calling me there were many guys seeing
> new prefix on their monitors and were willing to wait!
>
> Contesting is a competitive sport...if you have found a better shaped sail
> in sail boating you go with it...or a better tire in auto racing you go
with
> that.....
>
> Do I have a problem with a fellow ham loaning his "unique prefix" callsign
> to another ham in his quest for greater contest success...not in the
least -
> what are friends for?
>
> We could have been K4NNN or K4FCG or any of the other calls licensed at
> W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ in WPX CW but there is absolutely no question in my mind
that
> by having Jeff's call we did better - his being there to operate was a big
> help, too - nice job on 15, Jeff!
>
> Seems like a really nice "hammy" thing to do - at least to me...provided
of
> course it is a free choice - I would not condone anyone holding a gun to
> someone's head in order to use their call during a contest...even if it
were
> a hired gun!
>
> This is a fraternity, right - a good place to do fraternal kinda stuff,
eh?
>
> 73,
>
> Jim, K4OJ
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From kg5u at hal-pc.org Wed Jun 5 08:31:03 2002
From: kg5u@hal-pc.org (Dale L Martin)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
In-Reply-To: <3CFD8A96.81E09E42@cncnet.com>
Message-ID: <LPBBJJHKFOOEGKEBKHOJAEGGEEAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
Hear, hear!!!
I agree.
This was my first Dayton convention.
I would have loved to have particpated/competed had I realized that the
hospitality suite I was in (down the hall from the banquet room by the
elevators) was not THE hospitality suite where the real activities were
going on (is that where the door prizes were handed out, too?).
Oh, well...next year....
dale, kg5u
>
> * The concept and implementation are great. BUT! I searched and
> didn't find how to participate. ADVERTISE! A dozen pages tacked
> on the walls would have broughe a LOT more participants.
>
> \Good luck,
>
> Bill K6KM
>
> ****************************
>
> Chuck K0XM wrote:
>
> > Hi Ron,
> > I am a member of the KCDXC and will say tnx to everyone who enjoys the
> > pileup competition. Now for the good news...Last nite at our
> monthly meeting
> > we discussed making cd's of the sound files (including this
> years)along with
> > the answersheets and making them available. Once the final info
> is ready,
> > either I or Bill K0VBU will let you guys know.
> > Chuck/K0XM********
>
>
>From N5RP at pdq.net Wed Jun 5 08:37:33 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SECRETS OF CONTESTING, NO. 2
In-Reply-To: <008801c20c22$cc1eff00$31fc7243@sbcglobal.net>
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
<000901c20996$0a8aad00$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020605073210.00b93c48@pop.pdq.net>
At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>And on the well-beaten-down subject of headphones, as I have stated
>before, the ONLY headphone I will ever use again is the FOSTEX T-20. Cost
>about $80. I wear them without any
>discomfort for 48 hours straight. Simply epoxy a Heil boom mike with HC-4
>element (naturally) to the side.
==========================>
A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive quite nicely, as well.
A hot glue gun will also serve well to seal the end of plugs where it might
be a concern for connections being strained by an inadvertent pull or tug
on the wire(s).
Another tip is to use W2IHY audio setting # 8,723 while wearing loose boxer
shorts for ragchews and tight briefs for pileup busting.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From W2CS at bellsouth.net Wed Jun 5 10:24:11 2002
From: W2CS@bellsouth.net (Gary Ferdinand W2CS)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFMENHDKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
This is an excellent idea. A week would not be too short, in my opinion,
especially given Dan's flexibility for special occasions.
73/Gary W2CS
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of
> Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com
> Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 12:15 PM
> To: CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
> lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
> Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
> familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
>
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for
> submitting logs for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would
> be 15 days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
> comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed
> the need for
> flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
> during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
> within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
> situations.
>
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
>
> 73, Dave K1HT
>
> _______________________________________________
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>
>From thompson at mindspring.com Wed Jun 5 11:38:53 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <00dc01c20c9e$b7f136c0$358256d1@default>
I think what Dan is seeing is that most e-mail logs arrive within a day or
two of the end of a contest. IF
all contest entries were e-mail logs then there would be no problem.
However, since ARRL must accept hand logs (as do most contests) this will
only work if logs are accepted with postmarks of the date 15 days out.
Same for diskettes received.
For Dx contests I am sure ARRL receives logs up to 3 or 4 months after the
contest as overseas mail (even some airmail) takes this long.
Its not a perfect world and there are reasons why even 30 days is too short
(PC disk problems, logging program problems, business trips etc) The
question is whether Dan will accept exceptions.
Lets hope he will.
73 Dave K4JRB
> At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
> lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
> Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
> familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
>
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs
for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15
days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.)
>From k2av at contesting.com Wed Jun 5 11:48:53 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
<20020604140003.B5709@loja.kkn.net> <006a01c20c20$b8189220$3201a8c0@mikehome>
Message-ID: <005101c20ca0$1d1e9780$0500a8c0@swift>
Considering that there's a ton of people that still refuse to give you
a dupe contact and send QSO B4 instead, when QSO B4 is clearly a loser
for BOTH stations, more so for the one *sending* QSO B4, I'd guess
that only once every twenty years does the average ham set down and
read the rules for any possible improvements to modus operandi.
Among those who work the boards for corporate tech support, there is
this snippet often heard when the mic's are cut off.
RTFM
It's amazing what even college educated engineers will fail to read
and comprehend. Stuff of legends.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Gilmer" <n2mg@eham.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> K5TR wrote:
> > I do not recall it being the effort of logging them nor
> > was it the trouble of duping them - afterall ten contacts
> > with a ZERO point station counts the same as one contact.
> >
> > The problem was it made it very hard to figure out
> > your average points per QSO.
> >
> > The first time I showed up at a CQ WW M/M I was told not to
> > log more than a few W stations.
>
> Needing to calculate (or wanting to maximize) points-per-QSO is
obviously
> unnecessary today.
>
> I don't need to tell most of you that the problem back in the good
ol' days
> was that in order to report the score immediately after the contest,
one
> needed to guesstimate the points-per-QSO. I recall hearing, "Using
last
> year's...", oh so many times on 3830. So any deviation from the
norm (IOW,
> too many zero-pointers) was perceived as a hidden, after-3830,
> score-reducer. And since relatively few (compared to today) logs
were
> checked, it was of no consequence - although it should have been.
>
> Computer logging has been the norm for well over ten years.
Points-per-QSO
> is calculated on the fly. No need to guess or maximize. Old habits
die
> hard I suppose.
>
> 73 Mike N2MG
>
>
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>From Jimk8mr at aol.com Wed Jun 5 13:55:09 2002
From: Jimk8mr@aol.com (Jimk8mr@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/4/02 11:18:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com writes:
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15 days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.)
I find that if I submit a log 29 days after the contest, it is probably
because I have forgotten about it since about day 3.
It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign up,
that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects your
call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would send
out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log. This might
happen 10-15 days after the contest.
Something like this has been done for the sprints, I suspect with some human
intervention.
73 - Jim K8MR
>From 00tlzivney at bsu.edu Wed Jun 5 13:44:03 2002
From: 00tlzivney@bsu.edu (Zivney, Terry L.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D206E7E@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
I don't think one should expect to receive an exception.
Exception means rare, and is subject to discretion, which
could change in the future.
Furthermore, there are legitimate reasons for longer periods
to submit a log. For example, the month of November is
especially busy - an op has just finished a grueling 48 hours
in the CQWW fone contest at the end of October, and now
hits: SSCW, SSFone, CQWW CW, and for stateside guys, Thanksgiving
holiday with attendent family pressures. Keeping in mind the
Amateur's Code from the ARRL handbooks, ham radio is a hobby -
and is secondary to one's primary obligations to family, job,
etc. Thus, it may be difficult to find time to submit the log,
especially if one is trying to think up witty comments for
the soapbox writeup.
What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
for log submission?
Terry Zivney, N4TZ/9
-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Ferdinand W2CS [mailto:W2CS@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 8:24 AM
To: CQ-Contest@contesting.com
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
This is an excellent idea. A week would not be too short, in my opinion,
especially given Dan's flexibility for special occasions.
73/Gary W2CS
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of
> Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com
> Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 12:15 PM
> To: CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
> lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
> Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
> familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
>
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for
> submitting logs for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would
> be 15 days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
> comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed
> the need for
> flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
> during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
> within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
> situations.
>
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
>
> 73, Dave K1HT
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
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>From ad1c at yahoo.com Wed Jun 5 11:56:15 2002
From: ad1c@yahoo.com (Jim Reisert)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFMENHDKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
Message-ID: <20020605175615.42605.qmail@web13607.mail.yahoo.com>
OK, so they're going to cut the deadline in half, from 30 days to 15 days.
Does this mean the RESULTS will be computed and printed twice as fast? I doubt
it.
73 - Jim AD1C
=====
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:52:29 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 New England QSO Party - All Final Claimed Scores
Message-ID: <200206051752.g55HqT321704@localhost.localdomain>
2002 New England QSO Party - All Final Claimed Scores
Submit logs by: June 4, 2002
E-mail logs to: logs@neqp.org
Mail logs to:
NEQP
PO Box 3005
Framingham, MA 01705-3005
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State M/S Mobile LP
K1JB 147 67 49 9 17,689 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Fixed HP
NB1B(@W1KM) 595 650 77 20 141,680
AA1ON 417 969 45 19 137,028
K1GU 392 63 65 11 55,055
W1UK 302 113 64 5 45,888 YCCC
N1SV 0 403 62 4 24,986 YCCC
K1PX 0 131 22 3 2,882
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Fixed LP
NY1S 490 103 69 20 74,727
WA1FCN 359 194 61 18 67,466 YCCC
K2KQ/1 424 0 69 16 54,272 YCCC
N1SNB 327 129 40 10 43,000 YCCC
K1HT 188 11 47 18,189 Framingham Amateur R
K3FT 17 3 12 1 444 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Fixed QRP
K1RC 210 30 43 11 19,350 New England QRP Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Mobile LP
K1KI/M 712 0 63 18 89,712 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State M/S Fixed HP
W6YX 119 274 63 18 32,256 NCCC
KA6BIM 84 237 62 20 25,110 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State M/S Fixed LP
N0HF 123 151 61 15 24,217 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Fixed HP
K1PQS 403 0 62 14 49,972
K6LL 135 291 63 12 35,343 SCCC
LY3BA 123 116 60 21,600 Kaunas University of
N4CW 109 91 53 16,377 PVRC
K6III 95 49 43 6 10,277 NCCC
WB2BHC 71 14 42 5 6,552 FRC
K3WW 71 10 25 6 3,300 FRC
VK2CZ 0 50 32 1,600
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Fixed LP
N4PN 156 286 67 20 40,133 FCG
W8MJ 171 186 61 13 32,208 MRRC
N4BP 110 191 61 25,071 FCG
N6ZFO 134 115 52 10 19,916 NCCC
WN6K 43 163 57 14,193 SCCC
AE6Y 61 67 48 4 9,072 NCCC
W4SAA 111 0 37 8,214 FCG
KE5OG 0 153 51 7 7,803
K8MR 78 28 39 6 7,176 MRRC
N5FPW 0 138 48 12 6,624
N2GC 64 19 34 3 4,998 YCCC
W4WS(N4VHK) 29 54 39 3 4,368 PVRC
NO5W 60 0 29 6 3,480
K5OT 56 0 24 2 2,688 SMC
NS3T 36 25 27 3 2,619
K0OU 21 34 27 2,052 Kansas City DX Club
K9JLS 0 57 35 1,995 SMC
VE3SRE 11 30 19 4 969 Ontario DX Associati
SV1XV 30 0 15 900
W6ZZZ 1 24 14 364 NCCC
VE9DX 21 0 0 21
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Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Fixed QRP
K8ZT 58 10 33 4,158
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Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Mobile LP
KU8E/M 21 10 20 1,040 SECC
Operators:
K1JB K1JB,K1MV
K1TTT K1TTT,NJ1F,W1TO
KA6BIM KA6BIM,NT6K
KB1H KB1DFB,KB1H,N1XS
N0HF AB0MV,AE0Q,N0HF,WW1M
W6YX K6ENT,N6DE,N7MH,W6LD,W7SW
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:54:17 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206051754.g55HsHC21715@localhost.localdomain>
2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Submit logs by: (see your national society rules)
E-mail logs to: (see your national society rules)
Mail logs to:
(see your national society rules)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open LP
DK0WT/P(DK2GZ) 910 168 528,192
DF0BK/P 667 120 24 274,440
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Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Restricted LP
DL0UP/P 925 170 24 540,770 L11
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Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed HP
F5IN 724 126 323,064 U.F.T.
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Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed LP
LY1DS 258 55 3 51,590 Lithuanian DX
YL2PN 100 30 3 393 Latvian CC
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Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Open HP
VE3XAX 354 76 19 89,224 U-VE Contest Club
Operators:
DF0BK/P DL4SDW,DL4SDX,DL5SEJ,DL8SCG
DL0UP/P DL1EFD,DL1EFO
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:56:45 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206051756.g55HujT21729@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 7 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:58:47 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206051758.g55HwlI21742@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From headrick at radar.nrl.navy.mil Wed Jun 5 19:41:06 2002
From: headrick@radar.nrl.navy.mil (James Headrick)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
In-Reply-To: <20020604094126.B19751@cs.utexas.edu>
Message-ID: <5.0.0.25.2.20020605181144.00a695b0@radar.nrl.navy.mil>
Well Kenneth, back when I was first licensed (Federal Radio Com., not FCC),
the callsign was firmly associated with the radio equipment and
location. I guess by popular demand in the amateur service anyway, the
callsign association transitioned to the operator. Now, the callsign has
become a commodity that can be used by any qualified operator with the
owners permission. This progression can be considered a form of
progress. 73 Jim w3cp
At 09:41 6/4/2002 -0500, you wrote:
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
>of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
>own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
>(with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
>
>--
>----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>Kenneth E. Harker "Vox Clamantis in Deserto" kharker@cs.utexas.edu
>From AA4NC at aol.com Wed Jun 5 15:45:02 2002
From: AA4NC@aol.com (AA4NC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] need K9DX, W3TS, K2TOP, N7IR E-mail addresses
Message-ID: <a8.c86293e.2a2fb62e@aol.com>
I need e-mail addresses for these calls who operated in the 2001 ARRL 160m
contest
K9DX
K2TOP
W3TS
N7IR
Thanks,
Will
>From n2mg at eham.net Wed Jun 5 19:10:12 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <002d01c20cdd$c43e05e0$3201a8c0@mikehome>
I'm sure all the anti-log-sanitizing nazis will be happy, but the
programmers might not be. Now they have but a few days to fix any
Cabrillo-generation bugs that might not be discovered until late. (I know, I
know, they are ALL supermen and there are never any bugs.)
Also, this would put the deadline for several large contests right on top of
other large contests (ARRL DX phone occurs 2 wks after ARRL DX CW; SS phone
is two wks after SS CW). Currently, I don't have to worry about submitting
any of the big-four Fall contest logs until after CQWW CW is over.
I'm not against change, but it should have a purpose... Is this to speed
up the publication of the results on the web or in QST? (Personally, I can
wait the extra 15 days...) Or is it to cut down on that nasty evil of log
sanitizing? (Which IMO is not as pervasive as some seem to believe.) Or
will it simply serve to make slightly more acute one of contesting's
existing burdens? If Dan is going to entertain "special situations" (and I
don't envy him this), why not make the deadline one week (or less)? Then
when your only Internet-enabled PC crashes, or your ISP goes down, you, too,
can cry "foul!"
Mike N2MG
P.S. I do not perform any post-contest log sanitizing nor do I often take
more than a few days to submit my log.
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs
for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15
days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
> comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed the need
for
> flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
> during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
> within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
> situations.
>
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Wed Jun 5 19:52:20 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
Message-ID: <013601c20ce5$621850c0$03010a0a@office1>
Does anyone know if there is any way to have my meager logged flagged as a
"check log" when submitted for the CW WPX?
Due to lack of time that weekend, I made an appalling low number of contacts
(no, I'm not telling you how many, it's embarrassing!) and while I have no
problem helping out the log checkers, I don't want to make an "official"
entry.
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From SteveBaron at starlinx.com Thu Jun 6 01:06:48 2002
From: SteveBaron@starlinx.com (Steve Baron - KB3MM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
Message-ID: <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
immediately e-mail it and be done.
----- Original Message -----
From: <Jimk8mr@aol.com>
To: <Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com>; <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 16:55
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> In a message dated 6/4/02 11:18:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com writes:
>
> > One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs
for
> > ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15
days
> > after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> > 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> > however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or
is
> > merely under consideration.)
>
>
> I find that if I submit a log 29 days after the contest, it is probably
> because I have forgotten about it since about day 3.
>
> It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign
up,
> that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects your
> call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would
send
> out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log. This might
> happen 10-15 days after the contest.
>
> Something like this has been done for the sprints, I suspect with some
human
> intervention.
>
>
> 73 - Jim K8MR
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>From no5w at txucom.net Wed Jun 5 20:39:01 2002
From: no5w@txucom.net (Charles Sanders)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
In-Reply-To: <013601c20ce5$621850c0$03010a0a@office1>
Message-ID: <000001c20cf2$8e5a0b80$6401a8c0@EMOCSANDER>
Ron --
In the Cabrillo summary sheet spec www.kkn.net/~trey/cabrillo/ CheckLog is
indicated as one of the categories although the official rules do not
mention anything about that as a category.
Never tried that myself although I have had the opportunity with many meager
scores!
73/Chuck/NO5W
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Ron Notarius WN3VAW
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 5:52 PM
To: CQ Contest
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
Does anyone know if there is any way to have my meager logged flagged as a
"check log" when submitted for the CW WPX?
Due to lack of time that weekend, I made an appalling low number of contacts
(no, I'm not telling you how many, it's embarrassing!) and while I have no
problem helping out the log checkers, I don't want to make an "official"
entry.
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
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CQ-Contest@contesting.com
http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From k1dg at ix.netcom.com Wed Jun 5 18:41:26 2002
From: k1dg@ix.netcom.com (k1dg@ix.netcom.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
Message-ID: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>I wear them without any
>discomfort for 48 hours straight.
N5RP added:
>A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
>quite nicely, as well.
I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first hour
or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head for the
next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks for the
tip, guys!
73,
Doug K1DG
p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my hair?
>From kk9a at arrl.net Wed Jun 5 20:54:15 2002
From: kk9a@arrl.net (kk9a@arrl.net)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <001d01c20cf4$af390b60$a35f70d1@kk9a>
I've operated a number of contests from various Caribbean locations. I
usually center the contest around a vacation so it may be a week or two
before I arrive back home. Once home there's usually a lot of catching up
to do with numerous home chores and work projects. I don't travel with
email so I need a lot of time to submit my logs. Those doing paper logs
certainly benefit by having this amount of time. Even if you computer log,
your computer may break down and it may take a while to get the data
straightened out. I like the four week log submission period, especially
with work and family obligations.
>From n4zr at contesting.com Wed Jun 5 22:19:58 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020605211745.024baa40@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
At 12:06 AM 6/6/02 +0000, Steve Baron - KB3MM wrote:
>Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
>immediately e-mail it and be done.
Because, as someone else commented, November is loaded with contests, and
there are a few other things going on. More to the point, what possible
anti-cheating benefit is derived from cutting the deadline from 30 to 15
days? How can that change affect the incidence of log-fudging in any
meaningful way? Inquiring minds want to know!
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From swca at swbell.net Wed Jun 5 22:32:30 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D206E7E@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
Message-ID: <056901c20d03$711b9050$0100a8c0@TL01>
> What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
> for log submission?
I think there is too much time at present between the event and the results.
Reducing the time frame for log submission could contribute directly to
shortening this time. I think it's a good idea.
Mark, N5OT
>From swca at swbell.net Wed Jun 5 22:36:11 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
Message-ID: <056b01c20d03$714e1200$0100a8c0@TL01>
> It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign
up,
> that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects your
> call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would
send
> out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log.
What an absolutely great idea. The miracles of modern technology could be
put to good use.
Mark, N5OT
>From cte98244 at centurytel.net Thu Jun 6 03:56:26 2002
From: cte98244@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001901c20d05$c127be00$7a365b40@mirage>
That explains your bald spot...
73, Ward N0AX
> >A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
> >quite nicely, as well.
>
> I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first
hour or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head
for the next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks
for the tip, guys!
>
> 73,
>
> Doug K1DG
>
> p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my
hair?
>From swca at swbell.net Wed Jun 5 23:00:18 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01>
KB3MM asks:
> Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
> immediately e-mail it and be done.
The reason I rarely do that is because preparing the log is a tedious and
time consuming process which is about the last thing I would want to do
right after opeating a (long) contest. I might do it after a Sprint, but
getting a big log with lots of QSOs ready is another matter. Making a big
log presentable takes time and clarity.
If you are suggesting not cleaning up the log, that is a different topic.
Mark, N5OT
>From dennis.mcalpine at verizon.net Thu Jun 6 00:05:45 2002
From: dennis.mcalpine@verizon.net (Dennis McAlpine)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <009e01c20d07$0d643b80$b69ffea9@oemcomputer>
Doug,
I dunno about the ears but I have found that being bald helps keep glue off
one's hair, usually. The other problem I found was that after a phone
contest it was difficult to eat with the mike glued to one's lips. I
learned eventually to leave a hole into which I could insert a straw. I
also got some strange looks when I went to work on a Monday altho on Wall
Street nobody says much. They probably though I was just a new cold caller.
The other problem is that your head can get addicted to hot glue. After a
while your head gets heavy which leads to neck aches...or permanently bowed
heads...or cw only ops.
Remember, FD is coming, even tho it isn't a contest..
.
73,
Dennis K2SX
----- Original Message -----
From: <k1dg@ix.netcom.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 8:41 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
> At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>
> >I wear them without any
> >discomfort for 48 hours straight.
>
> N5RP added:
>
> >A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
> >quite nicely, as well.
>
> I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first
hour or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head
for the next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks
for the tip, guys!
>
> 73,
>
> Doug K1DG
>
> p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my
hair?
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From ludal at dmv.com Thu Jun 6 01:28:45 2002
From: ludal@dmv.com (Dallas Carter)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <00bb01c20d12$a67bd160$e7ea21a2@com>
Lots of comments on this, but most are using tunnel vision.
IMHO there is more to consider than a single op with a 1000 QSO
computerized log.
Why not send your comments to Dan and let him weigh your inputs
instead of beating the issue to death here.
73 Dallas W3PP
>From trogo at telegraphy.com Thu Jun 6 07:04:08 2002
From: trogo@telegraphy.com (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001501c20d17$9791f850$04288144@HP5495>
Was wondering why your ears looked a little "stretched out" when I saw you
at Dayton Doug. Oh well - what
we won't do for contesting comfort!
Tony N7BG
----- Original Message -----
From: <k1dg@ix.netcom.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 1:41 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
> At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>
> >I wear them without any
> >discomfort for 48 hours straight.
>
> N5RP added:
>
> >A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
> >quite nicely, as well.
>
> I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first
hour or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head
for the next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks
for the tip, guys!
>
> 73,
>
> Doug K1DG
>
> p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my
hair?
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>
>From k7qq at netzero.net Thu Jun 6 02:53:27 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <000201c20d16$fd250aa0$4bf83442@k7qq>
GOSH Don't You know its gotta be cleaned up before submission ?
Quack
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Baron - KB3MM" <SteveBaron@starlinx.com>
To: <Jimk8mr@aol.com>; <Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com>;
<CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 00:06
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
> immediately e-mail it and be done.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <Jimk8mr@aol.com>
> To: <Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com>; <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 16:55
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> > In a message dated 6/4/02 11:18:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> > Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com writes:
> >
> > > One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting
logs
> for
> > > ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be
15
> days
> > > after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to
the
> > > 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later
information,
> > > however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or
> is
> > > merely under consideration.)
> >
> >
> > I find that if I submit a log 29 days after the contest, it is probably
> > because I have forgotten about it since about day 3.
> >
> > It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign
> up,
> > that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects
your
> > call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would
> send
> > out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log. This
might
> > happen 10-15 days after the contest.
> >
> > Something like this has been done for the sprints, I suspect with some
> human
> > intervention.
> >
> >
> > 73 - Jim K8MR
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
> >
>
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>
>From k7qq at netzero.net Thu Jun 6 02:55:46 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] need K9DX, W3TS, K2TOP, N7IR E-mail addresses
Message-ID: <000301c20d17$0059f6e0$4bf83442@k7qq>
Sometimes a simple web search with GOOGLE with the call sign will reveal
this kind of info .. You might be supprised at how many hits occur if you do
one on your own call.
Quack.
----- Original Message -----
From: <AA4NC@aol.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 18:45
Subject: [CQ-Contest] need K9DX, W3TS, K2TOP, N7IR E-mail addresses
> I need e-mail addresses for these calls who operated in the 2001 ARRL
160m
> contest
>
> K9DX
> K2TOP
> W3TS
> N7IR
>
> Thanks,
>
> Will
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>
>From k2wr at njdxa.org Thu Jun 6 10:52:31 2002
From: k2wr@njdxa.org (Rich K2WR)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001001c20d61$6890bce0$0200a8c0@5j08601>
Doug:
Broadcast industry professionals know it's much better to shave your head
and use gaffers tape!
Rich
>From robert.email at btinternet.com Thu Jun 6 18:08:56 2002
From: robert.email@btinternet.com (Robert Morgan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil Pro HeadSet and Mk-V
In-Reply-To: <NEEKLIDFJLIAMNDFKNADCEBCCBAA.andymorgan.email@btinternet.com>
Message-ID: <BMECLBMPONOEFMLOMKCBGEKFCDAA.robert.email@btinternet.com>
Hi
For the last few months we have been trying to get the Heil Pro Headset to
work well with the Yaesu FT-1000MP MK-V, but so far it has resulted in thin
audio
that sounds 2 s points weaker than our MD-200 desk mic. But it is very nice
to use a headset whilst contesting. We have tried both the HC4 and HC5
inserts but have had no luck. We have used the same headset with a contest
club on an FT-1000MP and had OK results. Any help will be appreciated.
73 DE M0TTT, M5ZAP catch you in the Jubilee contest as MQ5ZAP
>From swca at swbell.net Thu Jun 6 15:45:05 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
KB3MM asked me:
> The log is the log. What's to clean up ?
Here are a few examples:
Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the ensuing
damage control.
Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
can't go in and correct it later.
Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk list" -
I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to submitting
the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
Sounds like you really want to talk about the topic of massaging or
sanitizing which is beyond the scope of my first comment. There are plenty
of reasons an op would want to make his log presentable before pressing
"send" which in many people's opinion fall short of "massaging" or
"sanitizing" from a practical standpoint. Nobody's perfect.
Mark, N5OT
>From n4zr at contesting.com Thu Jun 6 16:12:45 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] The next great toy
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020606145547.024be6d0@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
In Dayton, I had the chance to see a demo and talk with the inventor of the
device he calls "The Time Machine." Simply put, this inexpensive unit
allows you to receive ALL of an 80-khz slice of any HF band, and record 6
hours (per tape) of the whole band segment on a VHS stereo VCR. Then you
can go back, at your leisure, and play back any time slice, tuning across
with your receiver to revisit any station, anywhere within that frequency
band.
The possibilities strike me as endless -- imagine being able to record the
first 6 hours on 14000-14080, for example, and play it back later to find
out why you did better or worse than the competition. See how W3LPL or
KC1XX were doing, what they were working and when, while you were
struggling, or soaring, on the same band. Or you could put one at a
station on another continent, and hear later how the whole contest sounded
from over there.
Check out http://www.expandedspectrumsystems.com/prod2.html for the full
story. I have no financial interest -- just think the CQ-Contest audience
should hear about this.
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From KG6DV at cs.com Thu Jun 6 17:27:25 2002
From: KG6DV@cs.com (KG6DV@cs.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Hot glue removal
Message-ID: <18.20405529.2a311fad@cs.com>
Im not sure about ears, however, hot glue in the hair can be removed by using
some of N6TJ'S now famous (see N6TJ previous contest tip contribution)
"contest grade chewing gum" ....... works very well Im told.
Ron KH6DV
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>From kcechura at umr.edu Thu Jun 6 17:03:11 2002
From: kcechura@umr.edu (Ken Cechura)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] headset for 706
In-Reply-To: <BMECLBMPONOEFMLOMKCBGEKFCDAA.robert.email@btinternet.com>
References: <NEEKLIDFJLIAMNDFKNADCEBCCBAA.andymorgan.email@btinternet.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020606160137.02143800@pop3.umr.edu>
buying a 706. was wondering what to do about a headset for bopth general
operating and contesting....does anyone have anything to say about the
HS706 (the Heil mic FOR the 706) vs. a computer headset using the circuit
outlined in a QST a couple months ago?
thanks
Ken
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Kenneth R. Cechura, KC9UMR //
// kcechura@umr.edu //
// President, W0EEE, 2002 //
// University of Missouri-Rolla Amateur Radio Club //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>From w3cf at comcast.net Thu Jun 6 18:59:35 2002
From: w3cf@comcast.net (Doug Priest)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Utopia
Message-ID: <NFBBKEEFALNKFAKNGPCKMEILCEAA.w3cf@comcast.net>
This has to be an example of Ham Utopia. One of my friends ( a contester and
DXpeditioner) sent this to me. He shall remain nameless but I thought
sharing his glee most worthwhile...........He has a bid in on some property.
got the permits in 2 hours, before I even own the damn place, u gotta love
that... two 100' 45G... they even allow guy anchors inside the 25'BRL and in
the reserve septic! I guess I had my stuff together, they took the canned
rohn drawings and my hand-drawn site plan and stamped them APPROVED PLANS hi
hi. This county is soooo ham friendly, it qualified for residential fast
trak same day permit! The guy checked w/super and came out with solemn look
and said federal law says we have to give u these permits, here you are, all
fees waived except $55!
I will share the QTH information for 25 thousand dollars :-) He'd KILL
me :-)
Nice to see the good reports once in a while. Heaven knows the troubles most
of us have had...
Have a great summer....IARU/WRTC around the corner now.
73
Doug W3CF
Doug Priest W3CF
Hatfield, Pa.
19440-3958
doug@w3cf.com
http://www.w3cf.com
>From kr6x at kr6x.com Thu Jun 6 16:39:40 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones, KR6X)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] The next great toy
References: <5.1.0.14.2.20020606145547.024be6d0@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <009401c20dab$0d0930b0$963fca96@pacesetter.com>
I used to do this with a Betamax recorder, using a Drake R4A
receiver as the front end. The sensitivity wasn't great, because
the RF gain was cranked back low, and the bandwidth was only
~6 -10 KHz with varying attenuation, but it was limited primarily
by the R4A first IF crystal filter rather than the VCR. Had to fudge
the "BFO" l.o. way out of alignment to put the filter into proper
perspective. I "FM-ed" the output of my T4X with the carrier
gain cut all the way to zero into a dummy load and listened on
the receiver to play the signals back. You could hear a lot of CW
signals tuning around in that bandwidth, and it made for great
post-contest fun and games.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pete Smith" <n4zr@contesting.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 12:12
Subject: [CQ-Contest] The next great toy
> In Dayton, I had the chance to see a demo and talk with the inventor of
the
> device he calls "The Time Machine." Simply put, this inexpensive unit
> allows you to receive ALL of an 80-khz slice of any HF band, and record 6
> hours (per tape) of the whole band segment on a VHS stereo VCR. Then you
> can go back, at your leisure, and play back any time slice, tuning across
> with your receiver to revisit any station, anywhere within that frequency
> band.
>
> The possibilities strike me as endless -- imagine being able to record the
> first 6 hours on 14000-14080, for example, and play it back later to find
> out why you did better or worse than the competition. See how W3LPL or
> KC1XX were doing, what they were working and when, while you were
> struggling, or soaring, on the same band. Or you could put one at a
> station on another continent, and hear later how the whole contest sounded
> from over there.
>
> Check out http://www.expandedspectrumsystems.com/prod2.html for the full
> story. I have no financial interest -- just think the CQ-Contest audience
> should hear about this.
>
>
> 73, Pete N4ZR
>
> Check out the World HF
> Contest Station Database at
> www.pvrc.org
>
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From n4gi at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 6 20:04:14 2002
From: n4gi@tampabay.rr.com (Blake M. Meinecke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <001001c20dae$8abce120$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
N5OT writes
> Here are a few examples:
>
> Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
> program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
ensuing
> damage control.
This one might be legitimate, but why wait till afterward?? I do it when
it's still fresh in my head (after a break, or between the next band
change).
>
> Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
> can't go in and correct it later.
..... Or just look up the correct spelling on QRZ.com??? Log checking
software is pretty advanced. I might be wrong, but aren't some mistakes
errred on the side of "typos" anyway??? (depending on the contest)
>
> Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk
list" -
> I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to submitting
> the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
In my experience, the cabrillo log checking robots would not compute this in
a data field and they would send you a "danger Will Robinson" reply
immediately. You can then go and edit that line and resubmit. Gab/notes
don't go into the cabrillo log anyway they?
When the contest time is up, it's up. I press save and send it off.
Blake N4GI
>From SteveBaron at starlinx.com Fri Jun 7 01:54:49 2002
From: SteveBaron@starlinx.com (Steve Baron - KB3MM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <010d01c20dbf$501ba9a0$692267cf@sfb>
Just want to see the process speeded up.
I just did learn that some logging program actually puts comments in the log
? WOW ! Glad I don't use that one.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Beckwith" <swca@swbell.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 19:45
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> KB3MM asked me:
>
> > The log is the log. What's to clean up ?
>
> Here are a few examples:
>
> Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
> program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
ensuing
> damage control.
>
> Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
> can't go in and correct it later.
>
> Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk
list" -
> I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to submitting
> the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
>
> Sounds like you really want to talk about the topic of massaging or
> sanitizing which is beyond the scope of my first comment. There are
plenty
> of reasons an op would want to make his log presentable before pressing
> "send" which in many people's opinion fall short of "massaging" or
> "sanitizing" from a practical standpoint. Nobody's perfect.
>
> Mark, N5OT
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From kg5u at hal-pc.org Thu Jun 6 22:16:09 2002
From: kg5u@hal-pc.org (Dale L Martin)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
In-Reply-To: <001001c20d61$6890bce0$0200a8c0@5j08601>
Message-ID: <LPBBJJHKFOOEGKEBKHOJOEHNEEAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
Duct tape works well.
I'm not a frequent SSB contest participant. Also, a few years ago, I threw
out a couple of my old boom mic/headsets (the headphones were shot). For
one SSB contest I did get into a year or two ago, I took my Ten-Tec desk mic
and some duct tape and fashioned a loop to hang the mic stand with the base
against my chest and the mic near my mouth. Worked great! No tape to rip
off my scalp after the contest and lose hair--I'm doing that naturally and
medically.
73,
dale, kg5u
>
> Doug:
>
> Broadcast industry professionals know it's much better to shave your head
> and use gaffers tape!
>
> Rich
>
>
>From kr1g at hotmail.com Fri Jun 7 03:56:26 2002
From: kr1g@hotmail.com (ted demopoulos)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <F132DSwLHI1VHt8fddA00019ac1@hotmail.com>
>
>When the contest time is up, it's up. I press save and send it off.
>
Not for me. I fix calls like G444XYZ (sticky key probably) and ##DF2ABC
(clearly a typo). Obvious stuff I got wrong, and 95% of the time I KNOW it's
wrong ahead of time, but didn;t have the time or inclination to fix it
during the test (I haven't slept for 30 hours, I'm running at 100+, and I
type G444444444444444444ABC. I make a mental note to fix it when times get
slow, and maybe forget).
Also damn time errors. Writelog, god bless its heart, did a timesetback
(thats's a verb folks) during WPX SSB due to daylight savings time in
England. I manually editing over 1000 times (and got a few wrong when I
rechecked).
That said, I approve of faster log submittal times.
73
Ted KT1V ex KR1G
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>From SteveBaron at starlinx.com Fri Jun 7 05:31:26 2002
From: SteveBaron@starlinx.com (Steve Baron - KB3MM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<001001c20dae$8abce120$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <022e01c20ddd$c466cc40$692267cf@sfb>
Wondered how many band problems existed anyway with logging programs reading
the rigs frequency ....in 2002.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Blake M. Meinecke" <n4gi@tampabay.rr.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 23:04
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> N5OT writes
>
> > Here are a few examples:
> >
> > Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on
the
> > program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
> ensuing
> > damage control.
>
> This one might be legitimate, but why wait till afterward?? I do it when
> it's still fresh in my head (after a break, or between the next band
> change).
>
> >
> > Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say
I
> > can't go in and correct it later.
>
> ..... Or just look up the correct spelling on QRZ.com??? Log checking
> software is pretty advanced. I might be wrong, but aren't some mistakes
> errred on the side of "typos" anyway??? (depending on the contest)
>
> >
> > Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk
> list" -
> > I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to
submitting
> > the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
>
> In my experience, the cabrillo log checking robots would not compute this
in
> a data field and they would send you a "danger Will Robinson" reply
> immediately. You can then go and edit that line and resubmit. Gab/notes
> don't go into the cabrillo log anyway they?
>
> When the contest time is up, it's up. I press save and send it off.
>
> Blake N4GI
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From k5zd at charter.net Fri Jun 7 04:42:18 2002
From: k5zd@charter.net (Randy Thompson, K5ZD)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <056901c20d03$711b9050$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <NDBBJODEMLLOGMDJBPCDGEJBDJAA.k5zd@charter.net>
I don't think log submission is the gating item in the log checking or
results generation process! If you are going to allow exceptions, why
bother to shorten the deadline.
I would attack the problem a different way. Give us an incentive to submit
more quickly!
Randy, K5ZD
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Mark Beckwith
> Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 02:33 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> > What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
> > for log submission?
>
> I think there is too much time at present between the event and
> the results.
> Reducing the time frame for log submission could contribute directly to
> shortening this time. I think it's a good idea.
>
> Mark, N5OT
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From wk6i at twistedoak.com Thu Jun 6 21:42:51 2002
From: wk6i@twistedoak.com (Jeff Stai WK6I)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <001001c20dae$8abce120$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
<011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
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Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020606203746.0bb29e90@mail.megapathdsl.net>
At 04:04 PM 6/6/2002, Blake M. Meinecke wrote:
>N5OT writes
>
>> Here are a few examples:
>>
>> Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
>> program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
>ensuing
>> damage control.
>
>This one might be legitimate, but why wait till afterward?? I do it when
>it's still fresh in my head (after a break, or between the next band
>change).
I keep a paper notepad next to my operating position to keep track of things
like this to go back and fix later.
Better to do it later in calm moment than in the heat of battle...
>>
>> Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
>> can't go in and correct it later.
>
>..... Or just look up the correct spelling on QRZ.com??? Log checking
>software is pretty advanced. I might be wrong, but aren't some mistakes
>errred on the side of "typos" anyway??? (depending on the contest)
I'd rather go back and fix it than depend on the kindness of the log
checkers (no offence meant to any log checkers!-).
I will correct obvious misteaks - if the name entered is "jefg" I know it
should be "jeff" - UNLESS I make a note of the unusual name in my paper
notes. This works for me, anyway.
>>
73 - jeff wk6i
Jeff Stai Twisted Oak Winery LLC
Email jds@twistedoak.com
Amateur Radio WK6I
ROC Web Page http://www.rocstock.org/
>From kl7y at alaska.net Fri Jun 7 06:01:09 2002
From: kl7y@alaska.net (Dan Robbins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<010d01c20dbf$501ba9a0$692267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <3D003005.B0F848AE@alaska.net>
Single ops seem to have no problem with sending logs in right away, but some of
our multi-op efforts resulted in logs that were totally screwed up. At one
point we had a lot of RF getting into the computers and we had to manually
search the logs for calls like XQY7JO63C. These were not calls we typed in,
these were gibberish calls that showed up in the log off screen during the
contest, so we didn't know they were there until a post-contest examination.
With the 3 plus 1 penalty in CQ WW we could have easily lost a large percentage
of our actual score. Sometimes the RF was there and sometimes it wasn't.
Fortunately, the problem seems to have departed, but I still check. And it
takes time to go through thousands of Qs.
Another time we had a computer go screwy and start doubling contacts, that is,
we would enter KH7R on 20, for example, and then out of nowhere KH7R would also
show up as a QSO on 80. That one took a while to fix. Then there was the time
the commercial power took a hit and we came back up OK except after the contest
the times were 7 hours off. Another time we came up after a power hit with the
wrong date. Both those took a lot of post-contest time to fix. (Yes I did buy
a UPS and it got some use in WPX CW!) One time I had to ask for a log filing
extension just to get things ironed out.
Did you ever log part of the contest on paper and the rest on computer? Try
sending that one in right after contest.
There are a lot of times I go to sleep shortly after the contest and 12 hours
later I'm headed to the airport only to be out of town for a week or two. I
guess if I didn't have any other life, I just stayed home, computers never
crashed, the power company got their act together and I ran only single-op QRP
I would probably want to reduce the log deadline to right after the contest.
Until that time I vote NO.
Dan KL7Y
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Fri Jun 7 07:22:17 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE HELSINKI OLYMPIC GAMES
Message-ID: <01c20dd2$86fb3ae0$LocalHost@default>
50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE HELSINKI OLYMPIC GAMES
Exactly fifty years before the opening of the WRTC2002 Games in Helsinki this
year,
there was a ceremony on the Arctic Circle in the always exotic Lapland (OH9) to
mark the lighting of the Olympic torch and the start of the relaying of the
torch on a
long journey to Helsinki.
The Olympic Stadium was packed full on July 19, 1952 during the opening
ceremony
of the XV Olympic Games in Helsinki. This year we are celebrating the 50th
anniversary of the greatest event in Finnish sports history.
Those participating in the greatest and most spirited event in radio
contesting,
WRTC2002, are encouraged to join in the July 19, 2002 festivities at the
Helsinki
Olympic Stadium when footage of the original opening ceremony will connect us
from 1952 to the present day in a true Olympic spirit.
The WRTC2002 symbol featuring the Helsinki Olympic Tower reminds us of the
unparalleled Spirit of Helsinki, the strength of this small nation.
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Fri Jun 7 08:09:26 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones - N6TJ secret
Message-ID: <00bd01c20e13$c97746c0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
K1DG asks:
"Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my hair?"
Why bother - since this was hot glue - seems best to leave it Doug, you can
probably re-use it by simply putting your head in a microwave and warming it
up just prior to the next contest!
Shouldn't this discussion be moved to the HPH (high performance headphones)
Reflector?
73,
Jim, K4OJ
>From n4zr at contesting.com Fri Jun 7 08:45:05 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] A milestone of sorts
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020607074040.024c6060@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
Today, the number of stations in the World HF Contest Station Database
passed the 2000 mark. Are YOU listed? Is your listing current? It only
takes a moment, at http://www.pvrc.org/WCSD/WCSDSearch.htm
73, Pete N4ZR
>From kharker at cs.utexas.edu Fri Jun 7 08:57:27 2002
From: kharker@cs.utexas.edu (Kenneth E. Harker)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <3D003005.B0F848AE@alaska.net>; from Dan Robbins on Fri, Jun 07,
2002 at 05:01:09AM +0100
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01> <010d01c20dbf$501ba9a0$692267cf@sfb>
<3D003005.B0F848AE@alaska.net>
Message-ID: <20020607075727.B26699@cs.utexas.edu>
To answer the question posed about how hard is to log contacts
on the wrong band given that in 2002 everyone has computer control
of the rigs...
It is very easy to log contacts on the wrong band in a VHF contest.
There are no "all-band" VHF/UHF contest radios. A typical VHF contest
station might look like: http://n5xu.ae.utexas.edu/n5xu/vhf.html
You have one or two rigs for 50, 144, and 432, but you need to use
transverters for 222, 1296, etc. You may have almost one rig per band,
and I don't know of any major contest logging software that can handle
the concept of five or six computer-controlled rigs, with each one
representing one or two or three bands, each possibly reporting the
IF frequency rather than the RF frequency...
--
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Kenneth E. Harker "Vox Clamantis in Deserto" kharker@cs.utexas.edu
University of Texas at Austin Amateur Radio Callsign: WM5R
Department of the Computer Sciences VP, Central Texas DX & Contest Club
Taylor Hall TAY 2.124 Maintainer of Linux on Laptops
Austin, TX 78712-1188 USA http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/
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>From 107770.3462 at compuserve.com Fri Jun 7 10:51:36 2002
From: 107770.3462@compuserve.com (James P. Cassidy)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Tampa- St. Pete
Message-ID: <200206070951_MC3-1-155-4218@compuserve.com>
I will be in the Tampa ( Actually Punta Gorda) area the week of June 10-15.
I will probably be pretty busy but if have time would enjoy meeting some
of the West Coast FL ops.
73 Jim KI7Y
>From thompson at mindspring.com Fri Jun 7 11:32:41 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <NDBBJODEMLLOGMDJBPCDGEJBDJAA.k5zd@charter.net>
Message-ID: <002401c20e30$2ece8260$a58256d1@default>
I agree with Randy. The biggest problem with log checking is getting
everyone to submit a proper log.
When you receive logs in say a non cabrillo format the log must be run
through a converter and with some contests this is no trivial task. Then
there needs to be an incentive to get the paper log entries to put them on a
computer even if post contest. Hand checking these logs is also not a
trivial task. Please remember that some still do not have a PC. A certain
Russian contester would tell me thanks for accepting his hand log. Well
before this years contest I gave him some reasons to get it on the computer.
Low and behold he sent in the entry on diskette using a PC at his work.
Next year he says he will send it via e-mail.
Perhaps there should be three incentives: (say add points like the ARRL
Field Day)
One for fast log entry (say arrives with the 15 days).
One for being in the proper format. Most of the logging programs produce a
cabrillo format but you have to have the correct (latest?) version.
The final incentive would be to get it on a computer even if you send a
diskette.
This would sure speed up log checking of the CQ 160 Contests.
One further comment. When one has put in a big effort in a contest why
don't we put the same effort in providing a log that fully meets contest
requirements?
73 Dave K4JRB
> I don't think log submission is the gating item in the log checking or
> results generation process! If you are going to allow exceptions, why
> bother to shorten the deadline.
>
> I would attack the problem a different way. Give us an incentive to
submit
> more quickly!
>
> Randy, K5ZD
>
>From jh8kyu at qsl.net Sat Jun 8 01:03:31 2002
From: jh8kyu@qsl.net (Hide JH8KYU)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
Message-ID: <000001c20e34$805d94a0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Hi all,
I want to remind you of the upcoming All Asian DX Contest which will
be held 1 week later. This contest must be a great oppotunity for you
to get many Asian rare entities and many old friends in Asia.
The contest period will be from 0000 6/15 to 2400 6/16.
When you contact any Asian station, please send RST + your age.
For example, I send 59941 as I am 41 years old.
If you are a YL station, you can send 00 instead of your real age.
The detailed rule can be found on the following JARL official page;
http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/AADX.htm
The result of 2001 is rinked to the same page.
The only change from last year is regarding a special plaque.
There are not so many sponsors, however, you have a chance to get a
special plaque from JARL. The plaques as of today is shown on the
following page;
http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/2002donor.htm
JARL doesn't provide a junior operators category, however, the
operator's
age can be found from the exchange. So the Alumni Association of JA7YDX
sponsors to the "Junior winner of sigle operator". If you are 18 years
old or younger, please try to get this plaque. If you are a YL station
and you are 18 years or younger, you had better write your real age on
the
summary sheet.
Though I wanted to notify this news to a lot of young operators, I
don't have any address list of young operators. If there are young
operators in your neighborhood or in your family, please tell him/her
this event.
If you are a CT user, try to download a newer version from the following
registered user's site;
http://www.k1ea.com/ctvault/
Ken worked hard to meet the new rule of the All Asian DX Contest last
year, and the ver 9.61 or later can be completeley fit to AADX.
If you have any question about this contest, please contact the JARL
contest committee; contest@jarl.or.jp
Thanks and 73,
Hide JH8KYU (also K8YU, ex 3W2KYU, 9M6HTT, TI5U)
>From jds at twistedoak.com Fri Jun 7 09:18:10 2002
From: jds@twistedoak.com (Jeff Stai)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <022e01c20ddd$c466cc40$692267cf@sfb>
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
<011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<001001c20dae$8abce120$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020607081548.0bc15a08@mail.megapathdsl.net>
At 09:31 PM 6/6/2002, Steve Baron - KB3MM wrote:
>Wondered how many band problems existed anyway with logging programs reading
>the rigs frequency ....in 2002.
1. The connection between computer and rig fails (bad or loose connection)
and you don't notice right away.
2. Until recently, my K2 did not have a serial port, so it was an issue.
73 - jeff wk6i
Jeff Stai Twisted Oak Winery LLC
Email jds@twistedoak.com
Amateur Radio WK6I
ROC Web Page http://www.rocstock.org/
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Fri Jun 7 17:13:39 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <200206071605.g57G5I9F023630@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <001f01c20e5f$ee160e20$03010a0a@office1>
I agree with Randy & several others that the shortening the deadline, at
this time, does not appear to make sense.
Now, I'm all for getting contest results back in hand faster, but I think a
combination two things already in process will take care of this:
First, the posting of the results to the web when completed (which saves 6
to 8 weeks or more waiting for them to be printed in the appropriate
periodical & waiting for it to arrive snail mail).
Second, the significant number of logs being submitted in a standard format
electronically. CQ already requires that all logs be sent electronically,
and it stands to reason that at some point in the future this will be
mandated for most or all of the major contests. If the logs are in a
standard format, then it should be a lot faster for the contest committee to
compile data into their master database and then select only those logs that
may need scrutiny (for whatever reason) rather than handle pile after pile
of paper.
But shortening the deadline for two weeks, IMHO, puts an undue burden on
those who need the time to:
1. go over their logs for mistakes -- as many have pointed out, there are
legitmate reasons for doing so
2. need to return from travelling, either work or contest related, and then
get the logs in
3. do not, for whatever reason, keep their contest logs electronically, or
do not use the correct format, or don't have email access, etc., and have to
make arrangements to get their logs converted or entered whatever and then
sent in to the appropriate email.
I'm sure that there will be at least two or three who will reply something
on the lines of "let them get computers, let them get a cheap ISP, and let
them get the right software!" That's another thread for another time;
let's just say that I think it will be a sad day when a shack computer for
contest logging is mandated for contest operation (key word there is
"mandated")
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
----- Original Message -----
From: "Randy Thompson, K5ZD" <k5zd@charter.net>
To: "Contest Reflector" <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
I don't think log submission is the gating item in the log checking or
results generation process! If you are going to allow exceptions, why
bother to shorten the deadline.
I would attack the problem a different way. Give us an incentive to submit
more quickly!
Randy, K5ZD
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Mark Beckwith
> Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 02:33 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> > What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
> > for log submission?
>
> I think there is too much time at present between the event and
> the results.
> Reducing the time frame for log submission could contribute directly to
> shortening this time. I think it's a good idea.
>
> Mark, N5OT
>
>
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>From gm at netsync.net Fri Jun 7 20:50:29 2002
From: gm@netsync.net (Gerry Maira)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: CQ WPX Check Logs
References: <200206061604.g56G439F003126@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <3D0146C5.B4DBC11F@netsync.net>
I would try putting "checklog" in the subject line and in the soapbox field. I
sent in
cabrillo files to the ARRL for the 2001 CW and SSB DX contests. I wanted them
used only
as checklogs and stated that very clearly in the soapbox fields. They ended up
in the
contest results as regular entries. I suppose I could have said "I cheated in
this
contest" in the soapbox fields and no one would have noticed - hi. I thought
the emails
with my logs might bounce if I put "checklog" in the subject, but now I see
that's
probably the proper way to get the message through.
73, Gerry KA2MGE
> Message: 6
> Reply-To: <no5w@txucom.net>
> From: "Charles Sanders" <no5w@txucom.net>
> To: "'Ron Notarius WN3VAW'" <wn3vaw@fyi.net>,
> "'CQ Contest'" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
>
> Ron --
>
> In the Cabrillo summary sheet spec www.kkn.net/~trey/cabrillo/ CheckLog is
> indicated as one of the categories although the official rules do not
> mention anything about that as a category.
>
> Never tried that myself although I have had the opportunity with many meager
> scores!
>
> 73/Chuck/NO5W
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Ron Notarius WN3VAW
> Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 5:52 PM
> To: CQ Contest
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
>
> Does anyone know if there is any way to have my meager logged flagged as a
> "check log" when submitted for the CW WPX?
>
> Due to lack of time that weekend, I made an appalling low number of contacts
> (no, I'm not telling you how many, it's embarrassing!) and while I have no
> problem helping out the log checkers, I don't want to make an "official"
> entry.
>
> 73, ron wn3vaw
>
> "And they give you cash,
> which is just as good as money!"
> Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From K4tmc at aol.com Fri Jun 7 22:52:05 2002
From: K4tmc@aol.com (K4tmc@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <d.27f62343.2a32bd45@aol.com>
Anyone looking for a case to protect your valuable FT1000MP, etc., from
damage during trips for the upcoming contest season may want to look at this
web site: www.specialized.net. I just got their hard-copy catalog in the
mail this morning at the PO Box, and spent part of my lunch time today
browsing. There is a large selection of different
manufacturers/models/styles/sizes of cases. Plus, they have a lot of other
neat items that you will not find at the local Radio Shack.
BTW, I have no connection with the company.
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
(home of the NHL Carolina Hurricanes,
2002 Southeastern Division Champions!
2002 Eastern Conference Champions!!
2002 Stanley Cup Champions!!!?, GO 'CANES!!!!)
>From wl7ky at gci.net Fri Jun 7 20:43:28 2002
From: wl7ky@gci.net (Chris Hurlbut)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
References: <000001c20e34$805d94a0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Message-ID: <002b01c20e9e$a713a7a0$430fed18@anchorageak.net>
This would be a very FUN contest if the JA's participated!
Get on 15 meters on a non-contest weekend and you'll have a JA pileup. Get
on during a contest weekend and you'll be working 40/hr if you're lucky.
I stopped doing All Asia and JIDX a while ago. Maybe I'l give out a few
points for the few JA's that are CQing.
Sad but true.
-Chris KL9A
http://www.qsl.net/kl9a
kl9a@qsl.net
----- Original Message -----
From: "Hide JH8KYU" <jh8kyu@qsl.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>; <kb8nw@barf80.nshore.org>
Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 7:03 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
> Hi all,
> I want to remind you of the upcoming All Asian DX Contest which will
> be held 1 week later. This contest must be a great oppotunity for you
> to get many Asian rare entities and many old friends in Asia.
>
> The contest period will be from 0000 6/15 to 2400 6/16.
> When you contact any Asian station, please send RST + your age.
> For example, I send 59941 as I am 41 years old.
> If you are a YL station, you can send 00 instead of your real age.
>
> The detailed rule can be found on the following JARL official page;
> http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/AADX.htm
> The result of 2001 is rinked to the same page.
>
> The only change from last year is regarding a special plaque.
> There are not so many sponsors, however, you have a chance to get a
> special plaque from JARL. The plaques as of today is shown on the
> following page;
> http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/2002donor.htm
>
> JARL doesn't provide a junior operators category, however, the
> operator's
> age can be found from the exchange. So the Alumni Association of JA7YDX
> sponsors to the "Junior winner of sigle operator". If you are 18 years
> old or younger, please try to get this plaque. If you are a YL station
> and you are 18 years or younger, you had better write your real age on
> the
> summary sheet.
>
> Though I wanted to notify this news to a lot of young operators, I
> don't have any address list of young operators. If there are young
> operators in your neighborhood or in your family, please tell him/her
> this event.
>
> If you are a CT user, try to download a newer version from the following
>
> registered user's site;
> http://www.k1ea.com/ctvault/
> Ken worked hard to meet the new rule of the All Asian DX Contest last
> year, and the ver 9.61 or later can be completeley fit to AADX.
>
> If you have any question about this contest, please contact the JARL
> contest committee; contest@jarl.or.jp
>
> Thanks and 73,
> Hide JH8KYU (also K8YU, ex 3W2KYU, 9M6HTT, TI5U)
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From wb0tra at spacestar.net Sat Jun 8 01:00:10 2002
From: wb0tra@spacestar.net (Lee Lorentz)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
In-Reply-To: <d.27f62343.2a32bd45@aol.com>
Message-ID: <3.0.6.32.20020608000010.0080d680@pop3.spacestar.net>
I prefer the Pelican cases. When my Icom 746 goes portable (like for the
upcoming ARRL Field Day), the radio and paddles travel well-protected in a
Pelican 1600 case.
Check out my preferred vendor at:
http://www.cases4less.com/
At 21:52 06/07/2002 EDT, K4TMC wrote:
Anyone looking for a case to protect your valuable FT1000MP, etc., from
damage during trips for the upcoming contest season may want to look at
this web site: www.specialized.net. I just got their hard-copy catalog in
the mail this morning at the PO Box, and spent part of my lunch time today
browsing. There is a large selection of different
manufacturers/models/styles/sizes of cases. Plus, they have a lot of other
neat items that you will not find at the local Radio Shack.
BTW, I have no connection with the company.
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
--
Lee Lorentz WB0TRA
ARRL E.C. for Wright County, Minnesota
FISTS # 8767
DXCC: 175 Confirmed for 201 worked
http://www.spacestar.net/users/wb0tra/
>From kcechura at umr.edu Sat Jun 8 01:06:24 2002
From: kcechura@umr.edu (Ken Cechura)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Lets try another spin on this 706 headset thing
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020608000359.0186ee08@pop3.umr.edu>
ok,, say i wanted 2 cans. anything good to say about the BM-10-I? AES has
them on closeout. i like the prosets, but they tend to get a bit warm
after a while, if i remember correctly (it's been quite a while, so if AES
has anythign i can play with, ill try it first). does anyone have Heils
cheaper than AES, where i could GET it BEFORE field day? is there anything
comparable?
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Kenneth R. Cechura, KC9UMR/? //
// kcechura@umr.edu //
// President, W0EEE, 2002 //
// University of Missouri-Rolla Amateur Radio Club //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Sat Jun 8 08:23:16 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002 VIDEO
Message-ID: <01c20ea4$36371480$LocalHost@default>
VIDEO TO BE MADE OF WORLD RADIO TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
The exciting events of WRTC 2002 will be captured on video for showing on
television and to amateur radio enthusiasts worldwide.
Shooting the video will be Dave Bell, W6AQ, a Hollywood Emmy winning
producer who has also shot and produced many ARRL films and the previous
"Ham Radio Olympics" about WRTC 2000 in Slovenia. Assisting Dave on the
shoot in Finland will be Alpo Reho, OH3TM and Jukka Tuomisto - both
professionals behind the camera.
Don Doughty, W6EEN has agreed to be Executive Producer for the official WRTC
2002 video. Post-production will be done by James Brooks, 9V1YC, another WRTC
2002 participant and well known for his many high-quality DX-pedition videos.
Potential video sponsors are encouraged to contact Don Doughty, W6EEN.
>From pietromtf at tin.it Fri Jun 7 16:52:30 2002
From: pietromtf@tin.it (Pietro)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pileup Player files
Message-ID: <000001c20ecd$2da88aa0$7210fea9@pietro>
Hello Friends,
do anybody have any FILES.WAV ready for PP of JA3MAS?
73
Pietro - IK4MTF (IU4T)
http://www.qsl.net/ik4mtf
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>From oz1aa at qsl.net Sat Jun 8 13:39:47 2002
From: oz1aa@qsl.net (Thomas - OZ1AA)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
References: <000001c20e34$805d94a0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Message-ID: <00ad01c20ed8$e5218820$0401a8c0@t>
On Friday, June 07, 2002 5:03, Hide JH8KYU wrote:
>Though I wanted to notify this news to a lot of young operators, I
>don't have any address list of young operators. If there are young
>operators in your neighborhood or in your family, please tell him/her
>this event.
You are welcome to visit the website of "World Wide Young Contesters" at
http://wwyc.webbg.com/. You can find many young operators in our members
list (http://wwyc.webbg.com/pages/members.php?pg=1). I have also forwarded
the announcement to our email reflector, so hopefully there will be some
competition for the plaque! Thanks to Alumni Association of JA7YDX for
sponsoring the prize.
Hope to work you in the contest!
Vy 73 de OZ1AA, Thomas
>From n4zr at contesting.com Sat Jun 8 09:17:01 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Log deadline
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020608081438.024e4c70@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
Isn't it time to explicitly ask N1ND to explain the rationale for the
proposed change?
FWIW, I agree with Randy -- the anti-cheating argument doesn't hold much
water, so there must be some other reason.
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From NQ4I at compuserve.com Sat Jun 8 10:08:56 2002
From: NQ4I@compuserve.com (Rick Dougherty)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Cyprus
Message-ID: <200206080909_MC3-1-179-1A74@compuserve.com>
Hello all...going to fly to Cyprus on the 21st and stay there until the
26th...any contacts/local hams/dxer's/contestor's
who would like to meet...to discuss ham radio topics...thanks de Rick nq4i
>From k2kw at prodigy.net Sat Jun 8 10:04:34 2002
From: k2kw@prodigy.net (KEN SILVERMAN)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <001b01c20f06$2fffaa20$97d3fea9@a>
>Anyone looking for a case to protect your valuable FT1000MP, etc., from
>damage during trips for the upcoming contest season may want to look at
this
>web site: www.specialized.net.
While this company does have a lot of different cases, their prices are high
(typical retail, no discount). In addition, for the Pelican cases, they use
the same picture for every size case...
For cheap pelican cases, try www.cases4less.com among other web discounters
(I have no interest in Pelican or this website - it just has cheap cases and
delivers quickly). This place sells the 1650 without foam for $155 - this
is cheaper than most personal luggage, and much more durable!
The experience of the 6Y2A and HC8N teams has lead us all to use the Pelican
1650 case. For the durability and price, you can't beat it. In addition,
these cases are used by divers, film crews etc, that they are very common,
and often go unnoticed. I first got a ATA spec'd Hardigg case (VERY
expensive, and "military looking"), and it was stopped at every point for
inspection... not so with the Pelican case.
And as always, the foam you use to pack your equipment is THE most critical
item. I have a lot of info and photos on packing the MP and other equipment
on my DxHoliday website: http://dxholiday.com/dxresources.htm#equipmenttips
Kenny K2KW
>From jh8kyu at qsl.net Sun Jun 9 11:46:02 2002
From: jh8kyu@qsl.net (Hide JH8KYU)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
Message-ID: <000001c20f57$6c3cf1e0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the information about the WWYC and forwarding the notice.
It seems to be the last chance for you to get the plaque this year,
because you will become 19 yrs just after the contest.
I hope you and all other WWYC members will enjoy a good competition.
Thanks,
Hide JH8KYU (also K8YU, ex 3W2KYU, 9M6HTT, TI5U)
>From tg9ajr at itelgua.com Sat Jun 8 23:36:01 2002
From: tg9ajr@itelgua.com (TG9AJR)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Paris, Stockholm Visit.
Message-ID: <3D02DB31.00000F.01188@guest>
Hi you all,
I'm making my plans for WRTC 2002 in Helsinki and on my in and out
I will stoping in Paris and Stockholm and will like to meet some locals
hams or visit some radio clubs !
Please drop me a note perhaps we can meet, 73's DX.
Juan Carlos Munoz.
TG9AJR / EK44ro
tg9ajr@itelgua.com
http://www.qsl.net/tg9ajr
>From K4BEV at aol.com Sun Jun 9 10:22:20 2002
From: K4BEV@aol.com (K4BEV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TH-7 boom to 40 meter rotatable dipole
Message-ID: <f2.1cc5619b.2a34b08c@aol.com>
Several of y'all had asked me to keep you informed on my TH-7 boom conversion
project.
Kirk, K4RO, had modified his tribander with an Omega match per N4KG's design
and reports not only fine results, but even better, higher contest scores on
40 meters. With Kirk's encouragement I set off to duplicate this antenna. I
have a crank-up tower, so could not tune the antenna at it's operating
height. Tuning it with the tower cranked down proved pointless. The resonant
frequency changed drastically when extending the tower. I've finally found a
solution to the problem which not only lets me tune the antenna to 1:1
anywhere on 40 with the tower extended, it also gives me a 1:1 match on 30 as
a bonus.
My description of the antenna, with photos, can be found at:
www.k4ro.net/tcg/k4bev_boom/k4bevboom.html
Also: If you haven't checked out K4RO's fine Tennessee Contest Group web site
it's at:
www.k4ro.net/tcg.html
GL es 73,
Don - K4BEV
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Sun Jun 9 11:58:10 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Etiquette
Message-ID: <005601c20fc6$307dfea0$03010a0a@office1>
My club sponsors a local 2M FM contest every January. We're starting to
work on the updated rules for the 2003 event. I'd like to solicit some of
the more experienced ops here on the list for suggestions or advice... if
you're not interested, my apologies for the bandwith & no need to read
further.
A problem we ran into last year was that of, for lack of better terms, rude
or marginally ethical behavior from a few stations; most where newcomers or
non-contesters who didn't know better, and a few of the "damn the rules, win
at all costs" school. As a result of this, we're thinking of doing two
things:
(a) Add a rule to the effect that will permit disqualification for improper
behavior
(b) Add to the rules a one-sheet addendum detailing what we consider "good
amateur practice."
The biggest problems last year were two-fold.
First, we had many situations were someone would call "CQ Contest" for
several minutes, finally get a call, work the "new" one -- and then get his
frequency clobbered by 10-12 stations who had simply been listening and then
jumped once the contact was made. This scared off some of the "new" ones
who didn't know what was going on or how to handle a pile-up, and ticked off
the station calling CQ because "his" frequency was absconded. (In the early
hour of the contest -- it runs 4 hours -- you'd hear someone politely asking
to call, and that worked out well. In the last hour, politeness went out
the window as some got very ruthless about trying to "win").
Second, we had a situation with one club station who thought nothing of
calling "CQ" right on top of anyone -- be it a contact in progress, or
someone else calling CQ, or in one case a scheduled net (that we didn't know
about) trying to conduct themselves. This station was also reported to be
trying to work stations on 146.52 & below simplex frequencies, which we had
explicitly declared as a "no contest" area for those trying to operate
outside the contest. One of the ops did not take kindly to "suggestions"
from the contest committee to knock it off, which led to some interesting
situations -- it's actually kind of funny to hear someone tell the guy who
conceived the contest & wrote most of the rules that he didn't know what he
was talking about! Sad, but funny.
Regardless, we're figuring that an "etiquette" page of "good amateur
practice" adapted for 2M FM Simplex will be a big help for those who simply
didn't know better and were just doing what they heard on the air. And,
unfortunately, since we didn't have a "DQ" rule in place, we now see that we
need one to curb those that get out of hand.
Any suggestions welcome. And thanks!
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From AA4NC at aol.com Sun Jun 9 12:04:42 2002
From: AA4NC@aol.com (AA4NC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <14e.f081953.2a34c88a@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/8/02 21:35:32 PM GMT Daylight Time, k2kw@prodigy.net
writes:
Kenny speaketh the truth...
Make sure the case you buy is ATA rated, or the airlines will balk at paying
damage claims.
Another tip from my roadie travel log - A nice new looking case gets lots
more scrutiny (from nosy customs guys, security, thieves, etc.) than one that
looks like it routinely travels. To give your gear that "used/travelled"
look, get some stickers and plaster all over them. Rip them and make them
aged looking for more authenticity. Freebie radio station call letter bumper
stickers and things like that are good, as are old worn looking shipping
labels (even if they are fake). After a while and some mileage, you won't
have to worry about it - the stickers will be necessary to hold the case
together!
> The experience of the 6Y2A and HC8N teams has lead us all to use the Pelican
> 1650 case. For the durability and price, you can't beat it. In addition,
> these cases are used by divers, film crews etc, that they are very common,
> and often go unnoticed. I first got a ATA spec'd Hardigg case (VERY
> expensive, and "military looking"), and it was stopped at every point for
> inspection... not so with the Pelican case.
>From kc1f at adelphia.net Sun Jun 9 17:06:09 2002
From: kc1f@adelphia.net (Stuart Santelmann)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
References: <20020604094126.B19751@cs.utexas.edu>
Message-ID: <009801c20fc7$7693c720$6501a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Hi everyone:
Allow me to throw a match onto this dying thread. I guess I'm in
the minority on this one, and I'm willing to consider that my thinking is
colored by the fact that I have a WPX-friendly callsign that's actually
assigned to me !
Firstly, I'm not sure that some of the respondents addressed the
intent of the original question - either that, or I misunderstood it, hi.
The original post referred to the increasingly common practice of a single
op using someone else's callsign, when the licensee is in no way connected
with the operation aside from "lending" the callsign, and the operation is
clearly not at the QTH of the licensee. From the responses so far:
- in N6TJ's example, it should be fine to use the DX station's call - it's
his station, licensed to his QTH !
- in K4OJ's example, WC4E's call was used at a location not his own, but
when I look at the ops listed for that operation, Jeff is listed as one
of the ops, and if I know Jeff, he was there for much if not all of the
weekend ! This practice has apparently been OK at least for 20 years. Jeff
was THERE during the operation.
- in the NS0Z/K4VX example, I'm assuming that if they are married, they
live together, and NS0Z's license shows that address as the QTH ! No
problem with that !
- the Rex Maner / WR7HE post may be the only example that accurately
reflects the original question...
Do the FCC regulations really allow for this practice ? I remember 30 years
ago when we had to be very careful about signing portable, even when at a
friend's house across town. Then, I think about 20 years ago, apparently it
became unnecessary to sign portable, and then any US call could be anywhere
in the USA. Have we now gotten to the point where the callsign used in the
contest doesn't have to give ANY information about the location OR the
operator ? I don't think this practice is acceptable for DXCC, for example,
otherwise I could have gotten 5BWAZ from KC1XX a long time ago while never
leaving my house !
Consider this: the operator using the call gets an FCC citation
(unintentionally, of course), which is sent to the licensee, not the
operator. If it were your callsign being used, can you picture yourself
saying "well, uh, gee, I really don't know anything about it - the operation
wasn't at my house, and I was never there. I let some guy use my call for
the weekend..."
I'm all for trying to get competitive advantages, within the rules. I just
wonder if this one is something that we should be doing. And, I mean no
disrespect to my friends and fellow contesters who may have done this in the
past. I simply offer my thoughts as fodder for possible discussion.
If you're really looking for that advantage in WPX, trade in your primary
call for a 2x1 ! They work just fine the other 50 weekends too !
Regards
Stu KC1F
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>
To: "CQ Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 3:41 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
>
> --
>From widelitz at gte.net Sun Jun 9 14:17:57 2002
From: widelitz@gte.net (Ken Widelitz)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
In-Reply-To: <009801c20fc7$7693c720$6501a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <BMELLFEAJLMCBCIGAHLOIEAPCNAA.widelitz@gte.net>
The best solution to the WPX callsign issue is to form a club and get a club
callsign for WPX. It only takes 3 other members and they don't even have to
be hams (XYL and kids in my case - WK6LA, the West LA Contest Club.)
73, Ken, K6LA
>From k3ft at erols.com Sun Jun 9 17:50:41 2002
From: k3ft@erols.com (Chuck K3FT)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <3D03CDB1.A7A@erols.com>
I know that ARRL HQ, many times, has permitted their call (W1AW) to be
used at various venues. Dayton, for example, operates W1AW/8 at their
site. I know this was done because I visited Dayton and saw W1AW/8 being
operated. I also know that the ARRL had issued them a letter advising
that they had permission to do so AND the ARRL quoted an FCC part 97 rule
section which authorized it.
Our local ham club at Social Security Admin did the same thing. Had their
club/group callsign used at individuals homes as part of an event but
again.. they had authorization from the Club trustee to do it.
As far as I can understand it, in the case of an individual allowing his
call to be used by another when they aren't there.. this would seem to be
OK assuming the control op (the person in charge of the operation) is
adhering to the rules for being a control op and operations are within
the priveledges of the licensee acting as control op. OF course.. if an
FCC cite makes it way to the holder of the callsign being used.. htey are
going to have to answer it since they are the one responsible for the
callsign. The control operator may have some culpability and may be
guilty of violating the rules and have some accountability, but the
callsign holder is the one who getsthe cite and has to answer it.
interesting thread
73
Chuck K3FT
>From k7qq at netzero.net Sun Jun 9 22:45:23 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <001b01c20ffe$f7775d20$99272a42@k7qq>
I've got to get in another .02c worth. Yes the holder of the call sign is
going to have to answer any citation issued for improper operation. The
holder of the call has to have enough trust in the borrower that operation
will follow the rules. The answer to a citation would, in most cases only
have to say that an error was made while in the heat of contesting and steps
have been taken to assure that this type of infraction will not re-occure.
Quack
Stuart Santelmann" <kc1f@adelphia.net>
To: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>; "CQ Contest"
<cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 15:06
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
> Hi everyone:
>
> Allow me to throw a match onto this dying thread. I guess I'm in
> the minority on this one, and I'm willing to consider that my thinking is
> colored by the fact that I have a WPX-friendly callsign that's actually
> assigned to me !
> Firstly, I'm not sure that some of the respondents addressed the
> intent of the original question - either that, or I misunderstood it, hi.
> The original post referred to the increasingly common practice of a single
> op using someone else's callsign, when the licensee is in no way connected
> with the operation aside from "lending" the callsign, and the operation is
> clearly not at the QTH of the licensee. From the responses so far:
>
> - in N6TJ's example, it should be fine to use the DX station's call -
it's
> his station, licensed to his QTH !
>
> - in K4OJ's example, WC4E's call was used at a location not his own, but
> when I look at the ops listed for that operation, Jeff is listed as one
> of the ops, and if I know Jeff, he was there for much if not all of
the
> weekend ! This practice has apparently been OK at least for 20 years.
Jeff
> was THERE during the operation.
>
> - in the NS0Z/K4VX example, I'm assuming that if they are married, they
> live together, and NS0Z's license shows that address as the QTH ! No
> problem with that !
>
> - the Rex Maner / WR7HE post may be the only example that accurately
> reflects the original question...
>
> Do the FCC regulations really allow for this practice ? I remember 30
years
> ago when we had to be very careful about signing portable, even when at a
> friend's house across town. Then, I think about 20 years ago, apparently
it
> became unnecessary to sign portable, and then any US call could be
anywhere
> in the USA. Have we now gotten to the point where the callsign used in
the
> contest doesn't have to give ANY information about the location OR the
> operator ? I don't think this practice is acceptable for DXCC, for
example,
> otherwise I could have gotten 5BWAZ from KC1XX a long time ago while never
> leaving my house !
>
> Consider this: the operator using the call gets an FCC citation
> (unintentionally, of course), which is sent to the licensee, not the
> operator. If it were your callsign being used, can you picture yourself
> saying "well, uh, gee, I really don't know anything about it - the
operation
> wasn't at my house, and I was never there. I let some guy use my call for
> the weekend..."
>
> I'm all for trying to get competitive advantages, within the rules. I
just
> wonder if this one is something that we should be doing. And, I mean no
> disrespect to my friends and fellow contesters who may have done this in
the
> past. I simply offer my thoughts as fodder for possible discussion.
>
> If you're really looking for that advantage in WPX, trade in your primary
> call for a 2x1 ! They work just fine the other 50 weekends too !
>
> Regards
> Stu KC1F
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>
> To: "CQ Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 3:41 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
>
>
> > I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> > of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> > own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> > (with the other party's permission, of course.)
> >
> > I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
> >
> > --
>
>
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>From va3uz at rac.ca Sun Jun 9 21:45:02 2002
From: va3uz@rac.ca (Yuri VE3DZ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed calls
Message-ID: <002101c21018$0fe94300$0201a8c0@yuri>
I see it like driving a car: if you're good driver - no matter what car you
drive since you have permission from the owner. Some cars are better, some
worse. But a lot depends on driver. Same with calls.
73 Yuri
>From al_lorona at agilent.com Sun Jun 9 22:28:59 2002
From: al_lorona@agilent.com (al_lorona@agilent.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C11A8@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
>
> And as always, the foam you use to pack your equipment is THE
> most critical
> item.
And if you get to the point of carving out a piece of foam to make the
perfect fit for your equipment inside your transit case, the absolute
cleanest cuts can be made with an electric meat carving knife.
Al W6LX
>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Mon Jun 10 07:09:56 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Hawaii & South Dakota QSO Parties
Message-ID: <025001c21045$72034540$27d7fea9@mirage>
Does anyone know if there will be a Hawaii or South Dakota QSO Party in August
of 2002? Emails are bouncing from the 'last known' addresses for these
contests.
73, Ward N0AX
QST Contest Corral Editor
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:40:33 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101340.g5ADeXe29176@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
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Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:41:09 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101341.g5ADf9V29185@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
Operators:
(none)
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:41:38 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101341.g5ADfcT29194@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: September 1, 2002
E-mail logs to: ctdavies@bigpond.com
Mail logs to:
Contest Manager ANARTS
PO Box 93
Toongabbie, NSW 2146
Australia
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Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST HP
AA5AU 582 9502 179 6 18 10,207,148
W2YC 570 10066 168 6 40 10,027,336 FRC
NR1DX 455 8158 127 6 16 6,271,096 YCCC
K4WW 345 6074 112 5 17 3,402,840 KCG
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Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST LP
PA5AT 540 4987 185 6 31 5,536,270
VE6YR 355 5754 124 6 4,282,776
VE9DX 330 5052 135 6 20 4,093,320
VA3PC 188 3442 89 5 14 1,532,290
WA6BOB 78 1016 36 5 3 182,980
VA3NA 61 915 35 4 2.5 128,200
Operators:
(none)
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:43:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101343.g5ADhVh29206@localhost.localdomain>
2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: (see your national society rules)
E-mail logs to: (see your national society rules)
Mail logs to:
(see your national society rules)
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Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open HP
S55A/P 1296 206 881,062 SCC
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Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open LP
DK0WT/P(DK2GZ) 910 168 528,192
DF0BK/P 667 120 24 274,440
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Restricted LP
DL0UP/P 925 170 24 540,770 L11
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed HP
F5IN 724 126 323,064 U.F.T.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed LP
LY1DS 258 55 3 51,590 Lithuanian DX
YL2PN 100 30 3 393 Latvian CC
S52MY 5 21 1 105
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Open HP
VE3XAX 354 76 19 89,224 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Open LP
S51JM/P 170 67 8 40,401
Operators:
DF0BK/P DL4SDW,DL4SDX,DL5SEJ,DL8SCG
DL0UP/P DL1EFD,DL1EFO
S55A/P S53Z,S55A,S56A,S57AD,S57NWT,S57RW,S57UKE,S58O,
S59KW
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:47:38 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101347.g5ADlct29222@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:49:12 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101349.g5ADnCE29235@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
RW4PL 1615 634 28 20,744,448
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:50:37 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARI DX Contest - All Final Claimed Scores
Message-ID: <200206101350.g5ADobV29247@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARI DX Contest - All Final Claimed Scores
Submit logs by: June 5, 2002
E-mail logs to: aricontest@ari.it
Mail logs to:
ARI Contest Manager
Fabio Schettino, I4UFH
POB 1677
I-40100 Bologna
Italy
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All M/S HP
LY1YK 0 0 0 0 2,299,428 KTU RC
IQ4T 666 587 0 240 24 558,960 Romagna Contest Team
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All M/S LP
ES5KJ 222 0 0 96 65,568
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO CW HP
YL2LY 800 0 0 292 20 761,536 Latvian CC
OH3XR 426 0 0 179 229,836 CCF
K5GN(@W5KU) 67 0 0 44 2 14,256 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO CW LP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1001 0 0 279 19 1,018,629
IR2V(I2WIJ) 575 0 0 144 15 141,840
OZ0RS 312 0 0 82 121,290
LY2NXW 238 0 0 127 119,126
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Digital HP
L44DX(LW1DTZ) 0 0 401 169 20 296,933
AA5AU 0 0 227 110 12 104,830
K4WW 0 0 207 101 7 101,000 KCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Digital LP
G4WFQ 0 0 254 139 127,046
LA5TFA 0 0 219 106 9 93,492
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 0 0 167 101 5 79,992
F6FJE 0 0 227 118 78,588
GU0SUP 0 0 146 83 12 51,460
K3FH 0 0 15 13 2 1,040
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Mixed HP
RD4M(UA4LU) 531 597 205 451 23 2,736,217 Russian Contest Club
RG9O(RZ9OU) 0 0 0 0 1,695,200 NCC
N2ED 442 0 0 164 7 347,024 FRC
K3WW 150 30 9 105 5 103,740 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Mixed LP
RM3C(RA3CW) 282 375 0 273 13 980,616
9A7P(9A6XX) 470 336 0 263 14 726,932 WWYC
YL2PN 326 154 0 224 16 513,632 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO SSB HP
VK2CZ 0 177 0 45 28,125
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO SSB LP
RW3VZ 0 359 0 228 496,812
PA3FGJ 0 441 0 219 460,776
VE3AGC 0 133 0 83 10 63,827
Operators:
IQ4T I4IFL,IK4DCW,IK4HVR,IK4MGP,IK4SXJ,IK4WMH
LY1YK LY2FY,LY3CI
>From K4BEV at aol.com Mon Jun 10 17:07:34 2002
From: K4BEV@aol.com (K4BEV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 40m boom conversion web site fixed
Message-ID: <a2.26cd4ef1.2a366106@aol.com>
The problem with the pictures not loading has been corrected, they may take a
bit of time though...
http://www.k4ro.net/tcg/k4bev_boom/k4bevboom.html
You may have to do a forced refresh though (Ctrl & Refresh) or (Shift &
Refresh) depending on your browser.
73, Don - K4BEV
>From swca at swbell.net Mon Jun 10 20:13:37 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Quiet monitor, cheap
References: <000d01c20af3$a8a1c560$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <022001c210dc$d684c470$0100a8c0@TL01>
K6LL said:
> Staples has the Envision Model EN-710e 17" Monitor
> on sale, through June 15, for $149.98, less a $70
> mail-in rebate
Being a good contester, I decided to get TWO. I asked if I could get two
rebates and they said "as long as I sent them in separately." After I had
checked out, they THEN told me they have a "one rebate per household" rule
but confidentially advised me to get around it by sending them in from two
different addresses.
Whatever. Be prepared.
I hope the monitors are as good as you say, Dave.
What Dave didn't say was that they also have the EN-910s on sale with the
rebate - which makes them something like $150 after rebate. I didn't think
two of them would fit on the desk.
Mark, N5OT
>From K9GY at K9GY.com Tue Jun 11 02:30:30 2002
From: K9GY@K9GY.com (Eric Hall)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WAE EU Mults needed list
Message-ID: <004701c210e7$930ba960$d3bb180a@9byjx01>
Here's some ideas for a summer trip and a guaranteed plaque!
>> Stations who activate a WAE country for the WAEDC
>> from where no log was received over the last three years
>> will receive a special plaque.
>> For 2002 these countries:
>> 1A?, 3A, 4U1I, 9H, C3, CU, GD, GJ, GM/S,
>> HV, JW/B, JX, OJ?, R1F, R1M, SV/A, SV5, SV9, TK, ZA
http://www.darc.de/referate/dx/fedcw.htm
>From ha5pp at yahoo.com Tue Jun 11 03:20:31 2002
From: ha5pp@yahoo.com (Zoltan Szoke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 1 and 2
Message-ID: <20020611092031.44326.qmail@web13805.mail.yahoo.com>
Hi Contesters,
In the big contests (mainly WW) I often hear (A and B
VFO) that multi and/or single (!) station calling CQ
TEST (with a big signal) and same callsign ?MULT? (S&P
with a weak signal) goes back in same band same time.
(I think there are 2 stations (signals) in same band
same time.) That?s cheating. I have an idea to stop
them (perhaps): if the CQ station gives a nr: 1 after
the zone or nr (59/599 151 or 59/599 0011) and the
BACK station gives a nr: 2 after the zone or nr
(59/599 152 or 59/599 0012) so then the contest
committee can see clearly (?) the cheating: that MULT
and non mult QSOs in pileups (with 2 in 1s) in the
log?
What's Your opinion?
73
Zoli
HA5PP
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 11 07:57:07 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206111357.g5BDv7E30363@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,000 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 11 07:57:41 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206111357.g5BDvfj30372@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Submit logs by: September 1, 2002
E-mail logs to: ctdavies@bigpond.com
Mail logs to:
Contest Manager ANARTS
PO Box 93
Toongabbie, NSW 2146
Australia
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST HP
PY0FF 464 12842 164 6 5 12,636,628 Araucaria DX Group
AA5AU 582 9502 179 6 18 10,207,148
W2YC 570 10066 168 6 40 10,027,336 FRC
NR1DX 455 8158 127 6 16 6,271,096 YCCC
K4WW 345 6074 112 5 17 3,402,840 KCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST LP
L44DX(LW1DTZ) 551 17467 158 6 16,558,916
PA5AT 540 4987 185 6 31 5,536,270
VE6YR 355 5754 124 6 4,282,776
VE9DX 330 5052 135 6 20 4,093,320
SP6EKS 197 3371 49 6 12 1,780,988
GU0SUP 300 2197 118 6 14 1,555,876
VA3PC 188 3442 89 5 14 1,532,290
WR5O 70 975 42 5 8 205,550
WA6BOB 78 1016 36 5 3 182,980
VA3NA 61 915 35 4 2.5 128,200
K3FH 51 676 38 3 4 77,064
Operators:
(none)
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 11 07:58:59 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206111358.g5BDwxU30381@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From timo.klimoff at kolumbus.fi Tue Jun 11 20:44:55 2002
From: timo.klimoff@kolumbus.fi (Timo)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC - Another kind of contest?
Message-ID: <001501c21167$9019aa60$b0c5f83e@tklimoff>
This page has already been mentioned in WRTC2002 mailing reflectors but wanted
to put it here as well (I updated the page):
WRTC - not just a radio contest?
http://www.wrtc2002.org/wrtc/comp.htm
73, Timo OH1NOA
>From yt3t at absolutok.net Tue Jun 11 21:27:47 2002
From: yt3t@absolutok.net (Kele YT3T)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: 1 and 2
References: <200206111603.g5BG379F004694@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <000a01c21175$c64d5d80$89e45d50@jstajcic>
Zoli,
The technique you're suggesting can only show if the station worked was
called or calling. Nothing else. It is legal to make a QSO by any way -
running or S&Ping in random order...
How could you possibly know what was going on from this "Log":
1233 HA5PP 59001R 59001M
1233 HA6PP 59002R 57001M
1234 HA7PP 59003M 59014R
1237 HA8PP 59004R 59006M
1238 HA9PP 59005R 59001M
etc
(I used R and M instead of 1 and 2, for better clarity)
Back in 1970ies and 80ies, with 15 minute time limits for Multi/Single
stations, the cheating was done using "rubber clock": A running station
started the designated time block operation 2-3 minutes earlier, and
remained 2-3 minutes longer, thus making each 15 minute segment actually 20
minutes of operation. So, each hour was splitted in 4 time segments, and
actuall operation lasted not 60 but 80 minutes. Multiply it by 48 hours, and
you get 960 minutes of extra time per station, or 16 hours. Both runner and
multiplier station make total of 32 extra hours during 48 hour contest.
Those "experts" risked only 2-3 minutes of simultaneous operation on two
bands, every 15 minutes, but you will agree that it was very difficult to
catch this, even with carefull monitoring. Those were the days of paper
logs, and it was easy to correct times and squeeze these 2-3 minutes within
15 minute limits. Log cross checking by a committee could not easyly detect
this, due to the fact that 2 or 3 minutes difference in reported times could
be addressed to slightly detuned clocks used. And those "masters" knew it.
Computer logging made some trouble to this technique, since the clocks
became much better tuned now :-)
However, new technique emerged: having another S&P station on a runner's
band. As long as you keep one signal at a time, it is perfectly legal to
collect anything you wish on a runner's band, using second radio (and
amplifier and antenna too...). Many big Multi Multis are using twin setup
per band, and you can see it on their web pages. They do not advertise the
way they keep a single signal at a time, though. And there are big Multis
that don't care about this limit...
I do not mean to discourage you in an attempt to protect honest hams from
cheaters, but the situation we have today is very dissapointing:
QRP winners were using few hundred watts; Low power high scorers were using
high power; High power highscorers were using many many kilowatts; Single op
entrants had assistants, or used packet clusters; Multi op teams had more
than a single signal per limit at a time, or spread their contest QTH across
entire nation, or had a remote receiver placed close to a 3 point continent
and relayed the audio via various means, etc; Not to mention heavy
pre-contest advertising, web announcements, special awards or QSL cards,
T-shirts and mugs for fivebanders, sixbanders...
Maybe, with this new Time Machine invention, bands can be monitored very
succesfully, and cheaters caught easier. But then, the cheaters usually just
get warned, their score omitted from the listings, and it only turns them to
be more cautious next time :-(
GL,
73
Kele YU1AO, YT3T
(WRTC2K ref. to S588S)
www.QSLL.com
for your easy QSLing...
In the big contests (mainly WW) I often hear (A and B
VFO) that multi and/or single (!) station calling CQ
TEST (with a big signal) and same callsign ?MULT? (S&P
with a weak signal) goes back in same band same time.
(I think there are 2 stations (signals) in same band
same time.) That?s cheating. I have an idea to stop
them (perhaps): if the CQ station gives a nr: 1 after
the zone or nr (59/599 151 or 59/599 0011) and the
BACK station gives a nr: 2 after the zone or nr
(59/599 152 or 59/599 0012) so then the contest
committee can see clearly (?) the cheating: that MULT
and non mult QSOs in pileups (with 2 in 1s) in the
log?
What's Your opinion?
73
Zoli
HA5PP
>From n2nl at yahoo.com Tue Jun 11 16:22:22 2002
From: n2nl@yahoo.com (David Mueller)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 1 and 2
In-Reply-To: <20020611092031.44326.qmail@web13805.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <20020611222222.1220.qmail@web21402.mail.yahoo.com>
Hello Zoli,
Many of the big USA M/M stations have two stations
for each band. They usually have a big stack for the
run station, and a smaller monobander on a seperate
tower for the multiplier station. That explains the
signal difference. Most of these stations, however,
run an interlock which prevents two signals being
transmitted on the same band. I know for sure W3LPL
has such a setup and I believe K3LR and KC1XX probably
do to.
These M/M stations aggressively work any station
they can find, and any DX spot, all the while
continuing to CQ. However it has been my experience
that they do watch out and have methods in place to
prevent transmitting more than 1 signal on a band at a
time.
What you probably heard was a station CQing in one
spot, and happened to catch the mult station make a
QSO while the CQing station was pausing for a reply.
If you definitely heard a station transmitting more
than one signal in the same band, I recommend emailing
the sponsors. If enough people complain, they'll do
something about it.
73, Dave N2NL
--- Zoltan Szoke <ha5pp@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Contesters,
>
>
> In the big contests (mainly WW) I often hear (A and
> B
> VFO) that multi and/or single (!) station calling CQ
> TEST (with a big signal) and same callsign ?MULT?
> (S&P
> with a weak signal) goes back in same band same
> time.
> (I think there are 2 stations (signals) in same band
> same time.) That?s cheating. I have an idea to stop
> them (perhaps): if the CQ station gives a nr: 1
> after
> the zone or nr (59/599 151 or 59/599 0011) and the
> BACK station gives a nr: 2 after the zone or nr
> (59/599 152 or 59/599 0012) so then the contest
> committee can see clearly (?) the cheating: that
> MULT
> and non mult QSOs in pileups (with 2 in 1s) in the
> log?
>
> What's Your opinion?
>
>
> 73
> Zoli
> HA5PP
>
>
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>From n2mg at eham.net Tue Jun 11 22:00:04 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: 1 and 2
References: <200206111603.g5BG379F004694@contesting.com>
<000a01c21175$c64d5d80$89e45d50@jstajcic>
Message-ID: <001901c211ac$7e1a5fe0$3201a8c0@mikehome>
YT3T wrote:
> However, new technique emerged: having another S&P station on a runner's
> band. As long as you keep one signal at a time, it is perfectly legal to
> collect anything you wish on a runner's band, using second radio (and
> amplifier and antenna too...). Many big Multi Multis are using twin setup
> per band, and you can see it on their web pages. They do not advertise the
> way they keep a single signal at a time, though. And there are big Multis
> that don't care about this limit...
That may be true of some stations, but the legit ones are very quick to
share the techniques they use...and have done so right here on this
reflector.
http://lists.contesting.com/_cq-contest/2000-November/040398.html
73 Mike N2MG
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Wed Jun 12 09:01:19 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002 Press Release # 20 - New Team
Message-ID: <01c211ce$3054e380$LocalHost@default>
WRTC2002 COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES ONE MORE TEAM
How many cards are there in a pack of cards? Yes, and that is the number of
world-class teams in WRTC2002. Fifty-two (52) two-man teams are busy shaping
their strategies to compete for the title of World's Best in Amateur Radio
Team Contesting. Gold, silver and bronze medals are being polished for
presentation to the winners.
We are delighted to have Hrane Milosevic, YT1AD and Mladen Bogdanov, YU7NU join
the event as a wildcard selection and second team from Yugoslavia. The Yugoslav
team will replace the N6KT/ K6NA team since Rich, N6KT is not able to come for
reasons beyond his control. We invite Rich to be in Helsinki in spirit and
welcome Glenn Ratman,K6NA as one of our senior referees at WRTC2002.
WRTC2002 Organizing Committee
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 12 11:36:32 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206121736.g5CHaWc31566@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info (tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 12 11:37:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206121737.g5CHbV531575@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op LP
VE2ZP 141 67 12 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,000 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
NL7CO 119 29 20 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
>From K4tmc at aol.com Wed Jun 12 23:02:10 2002
From: K4tmc@aol.com (K4tmc@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] July-August NCJ arrives
Message-ID: <2b.2884884c.2a395722@aol.com>
A stop by the PO box this morning resulted in the latest issue of NCJ.
The front-cover caption indicates that this is a "WRTC-2002 Special Issue!"
There is a photo of a typical WRTC QTH, specificaly OH2TA's, and the
WRTC-2002 logo.
Feature articles:
Past, Present and Future of the WRTC Concept
Worked All WRTC-2002 Awards
The Omni-izer, an Omni Control Box for 4-Squares or Other Arrays
Three Cycles of Perspective on WRTC
NCJ Reviews - Beacon-Prediction Wizard and Beacon-Time Wizard
A Fresh Challenge in the August Contest Calendar - The YO DX HF Contest
Regular Columns:
Contest Tips, Tricks and Techniques - Best Weapons of Little Pistols, Part 1
Propagation - Challenging Propagation for the WRTC 2002 Teams
Contesting for Fun - Fun in the Sun
Contest Calendar - July to October 2002
VHF Contesting - Post Solar Cycle 23
Contest Expeditions - new locations in Martinique (FM) and Antigua (V2)
RTTY Contesting - Contesting Peeves
Contesting On A Budget - The New Face of Homebrewing
Station Profile - K5TR
DX Contest Activity Announcements
The Contest Traveler - licensing in foreign countries
International Contests - More Changes; N. American Results/Claimed Scores
from numerous contests
Contest Results:
February 2002 Phone and CW Sprints
NCJ RTTY Sprint March 2002
Ads:
Two-page ad from Froce 12.
Full-page ad from HamToys.com for miLOG V4.0 software for contests and
logging.
Clark Electronics has ad for the K1FZ receive antenna transformers.
Davco Technology has ad for Contest Logger software.
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
>From trogo at cox.net Thu Jun 13 00:04:14 2002
From: trogo@cox.net (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ St. Petersburg, Tallin, Gdansk and Copenhagen
Message-ID: <02f701c212a0$25677640$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
After WRTC 2002 I will be on a Baltic Cruise from July 19 to July 26 and
we will be docking at the ports listed above. Would like to meet some
of the locals at least for a beer while we're in port. Please let me know
if you are available.
Tony N7BG
"I collect telegraph keys and most anything
related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
to sell or trade!"
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Thu Jun 13 13:18:12 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ARRL June VHF QSO Party On-Line Soapbox
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC044F8D17@KAHLESS>
I wanted to remind you that participants in the ARRL June VHF QSO Party are
invited to add the comments, stories and photos to the ARRL On-Line Contest
Soapbox area at:
http://www.arrl.org/contests/soapbox/
Select the June VHF QSO party and follow the instructions. Once you have
your text comments in, select Preview, and you will be given the chance to
add photographs.
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From n4vhk at summitschool.com Thu Jun 13 13:27:09 2002
From: n4vhk@summitschool.com (Henry Heidtmann)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD in Connecticut
Message-ID: <3D08C7DD.84BF2F06@summitschool.com>
I'll be in NW Connecticut for FD Weekend and am looking for a FD site to
invade for a couple hours- I'll be in Goshen (Woodridge Lake area)-
Anything happening at Mohawk Mtn or close by?
I worked at one years ago north of Torrington but dont remember where it
was- I just remember a big mountain, rain and good, cold beer.
73,
Henry, N4VHK
Winston-Salem, NC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Thu Jun 13 12:10:27 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206131810.g5DIARt32619@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op LP
KB1DFB(@KB1H) 502 108 63,936 Eastern Connecticut
VE2ZP 141 67 12 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Multi-Op HP
N0UK 623 274 236,188 Northern Lights Radi
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
K4EFD 54 38 15 5,358
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,000 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
N5RZ 197 91 21 17,927
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
WD5K 186 77 14,322 NTCC
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
N2YEV 96 31 28 3,627
NL7CO 119 29 20 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
K6RIM 57 14 2 798 NCCC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
KB1DFB KB1DFB,KE1LI,N1XS
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Thu Jun 13 12:11:46 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206131811.g5DIBkl32628@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
RW3VZ 133 26 17,290
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
GS2MP(GM3WOJ) 1392 62 20 431,520 North of Scotland CG
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From K4BEV at aol.com Mon Jun 10 17:07:34 2002
From: K4BEV@aol.com (K4BEV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] [Towertalk] 40m boom conversion web site fixed
Message-ID: <a2.26cd4ef1.2a366106@aol.com>
The problem with the pictures not loading has been corrected, they may take a
bit of time though...
http://www.k4ro.net/tcg/k4bev_boom/k4bevboom.html
You may have to do a forced refresh though (Ctrl & Refresh) or (Shift &
Refresh) depending on your browser.
73, Don - K4BEV
_______________________________________________
Towertalk mailing list
Towertalk@contesting.com
http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/towertalk
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Fri Jun 14 15:15:45 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Automated Logs Received Page for ARRL Contests
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC044F8D45@KAHLESS>
At noon on Friday June 14, ARRL turned on an automated "Logs Received" page
for the ARRL June VHF QSO Party. All properly submitted electronic logs
that are receipted by the Contest Robot are automatically added to the page
on an hourly basis.
Logs that are returned to the sender with a message citing problems and
needing corrections are not receipted by the Robot and will not appear on
the list. They will only appear once corrections are made by the participant
and the re-submitted log has been receipted by the Robot. Paper logs that
must be manually entered by the ARRL Contest Branch staff also will not
appear on the list until after submission deadlines have passed for the
contest and all data entry for the paper logs has been completed.
This automated system be utilized for all future ARRL-sponsored contests
that are supported by the Cabrillo format and the Contest Robot.
Field Day is not supported by the Robot. Field Day logs will be posted once
all initial data entry for the event has been finished.
If you have questions, please feel free to contact me at n1nd@arrl.org or by
phone at 860-594-0232.
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Fri Jun 14 13:13:24 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206141913.g5EJDOK01159@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
VE7GL 2046 761 48 4,588,830
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
NZ1U(@KB1H) 1232 635 18 2,004,695 YCCC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
N9RV(W8LVN) 2433 713 36 4,601,702 SMC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
XM7SZ(VA7RR) 1670 714 36 3,004,512 BC DX Club
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12.9 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Fri Jun 14 13:15:23 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206141915.g5EJFNk01168@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
RW4PL 1615 634 28 2,074,448
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DF0FS(DL1EKC) 1586 590 36 1,885,050 RR DX
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
S51NZ 262 204 112,608
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
OD5/OK1MU 1554 570 35 2,223,570
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
S56M(@S50Q) 2000 803 36 3,547,654 SCC
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
OK1DDO 925 527 1,065,067
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
LY6A(LY2BM) 1250 629 36 1,465,570
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From je_golds at yahoo.com Sat Jun 15 22:57:38 2002
From: je_golds@yahoo.com (JE Goldsberry)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contesters in Atlanta
Message-ID: <20020616045738.51306.qmail@web11004.mail.yahoo.com>
Hey guys,
Been off the air for a little bit, just making
ocassional QSO to not lose CW skills.
I'm going to be in Atlanta area at the end of June and
beginning of July. Would be intrested in meeting any
contesters in the area.
Let me know something...
73, Jason/N5NU
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>From vhfdx2 at videotron.ca Sun Jun 16 09:36:05 2002
From: vhfdx2@videotron.ca (Pierre)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] need VHF VUCC DXCC WAS date or number on your certificate
Message-ID: <003e01c21532$62d3f000$842171d8@melanied>
Hello,
I need your VHF: VUCC DCXX WAS date and number on your certificate
for my web page
6m VUCC http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/6mvucc.html
2m+VUCC http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/2mvucc.html
VHF DXCC http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/vhfdxcc.html
VHF WAS http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/vhfwas.html
--
73 de Pierre VE2PIJ FN35
http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij
Grid square list + vhf contest calendar + all vhf-uhf contest info
>From k1ttt at arrl.net Sun Jun 16 14:47:38 2002
From: k1ttt@arrl.net (David Robbins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] contests filling up, reserve your seat now!
Message-ID: <000301c2153c$61644ee0$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
My station is still available for many of the summer contests. This is
your chance to try out different radios, big antennas, amps, SO2R, etc
with low pressure contests. I now have the SO2R setup installed and
working so you can try that stuff out. I also have vhf/uhf setup for
6m, 2m, 70cm, though only low power and on one radio. Bring a friend or
two and do a multi op. There is no charge for using my station, I see
this as a chance to keep the dust off the equipment and test out changes
during the summer slow times. Please feel free to pass this info on to
anyone who you think may be interested.
I have operations scheduled now for:
6/22-23 Field Day
7/13-14 IARU - doing m/s, could still use an op or two
8/3-4 NAQP CW
9/14-15 WAE SSB
9/28-29 CQ/RJ RTTY - doing m/s-lp again to try and take the world this
time!
Still free are the following weekends. I listed some of the contests
for those weekends, but you could do any other one you might be
interested in.
6/29-30 SP QRP?
7/6-7 KY QSO Party! Don't miss this one!, also YV Independence contest
7/20-21 NAQP RTTY, Pacific 160m, AGCW QRP(Bring your own power meter,
mine don't go that low!), CQWW VHF, W/VE Islands (warm up for IOTA?)
7/27-28 IOTA
8/10-11 WAE CW
8/17-18 NAQP SSB
8/24-25 Boxboro convention, TOEC Grid
8/31-9/1 Labor Day
9/7-8 AA SSB
9/21-22
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net
web: http://www.k1ttt.net
AR-Cluster node: 145.69MHz or telnet://dxc.k1ttt.net
>From k1ttt at arrl.net Sun Jun 16 15:06:19 2002
From: k1ttt@arrl.net (David Robbins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] contests filling up, reserve your seat now!
Message-ID: <001201c2153e$fdc3abd0$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
My station is still available for many of the summer contests. This is
your chance to try out different radios, big antennas, amps, SO2R, etc
with low pressure contests. I now have the SO2R setup installed and
working so you can try that stuff out. I also have vhf/uhf setup for
6m, 2m, 70cm, though only low power and on one radio. Bring a friend or
two and do a multi op. There is no charge for using my station, I see
this as a chance to keep the dust off the equipment and test out changes
during the summer slow times. Please feel free to pass this info on to
anyone who you think may be interested.
I have operations scheduled now for:
6/22-23 Field Day
7/13-14 IARU - doing m/s, could still use an op or two
8/3-4 NAQP CW
9/14-15 WAE SSB
9/28-29 CQ/RJ RTTY - doing m/s-lp again to try and take the world this
time!
Still free are the following weekends. I listed some of the contests
for those weekends, but you could do any other one you might be
interested in.
6/29-30 SP QRP?
7/6-7 KY QSO Party! Don't miss this one!, also YV Independence contest
7/20-21 NAQP RTTY, Pacific 160m, AGCW QRP(Bring your own power meter,
mine don't go that low!), CQWW VHF, W/VE Islands (warm up for IOTA?)
7/27-28 IOTA 8/10-11 WAE CW 8/17-18 NAQP SSB 8/24-25 Boxboro convention,
TOEC Grid 8/31-9/1 Labor Day 9/7-8 AA SSB 9/21-22
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net
web: http://www.k1ttt.net
AR-Cluster node: 145.69MHz or telnet://dxc.k1ttt.net
>From nq4u at bellsouth.net Sun Jun 16 15:24:32 2002
From: nq4u@bellsouth.net (Jimmy Floyd)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Tn. Area Visitors
Message-ID: <007801c2156b$711ff940$61cd2043@mshome.net>
Looking for any Contesters and/or DX 'peditioners that may be travelling in
the Tennessee area over the next 2-3 months that would like to present a
program or share their experience with local hams.
If you will be in the Middle Tn. area and would like to do this please let
me know by repling direct to nq4u@bellsouth.net
Thanks
Jimmy Floyd
NQ4U / NNN0RKO
ARRL ARES DEC District 5 Tn.
ARRL ARES EC Coffee County Tn.
http://personal.bna.bellsouth.net/bna/n/q/nq4u/home.html
www.tnarrl.org
www.qsl.net/mtars
>From N6TT at hotmail.com Sun Jun 16 15:07:05 2002
From: N6TT@hotmail.com (Steve Massey)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping back
and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6 logging
software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they use F1-F12
keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the keyer bank of
messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start downloading the
demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite to the source..Any
info appreciated..
Please email Steve at:
N6TT@hotmail.com
Tnxs-
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>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Sun Jun 16 22:21:40 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] RE: All Asian Ages of "W" Participants
References: <200206170050.g5H0ocP05798@localhost.localdomain>
Message-ID: <02d201c2159d$55c640a0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
This would be an interesting statistic - I would be especially interested
from the other side of the rim - wonder if there are any major JA or other
Asian logs which could be crunched for data as to ages of the US
entrants....CT, NA etc import quite nicely into Excel!
I know Sweepstakes Checks have been looked at along these lines but this
would be even more telling!
73,
Jim, K4OJ
----- Original Message from 3830/WA7BNM reflector -----
Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 8:50 PM
Subject: [3830] All Asia CW K5NZ SOAB HP
> All Asian DX Contest, CW
>
> Call: K5NZ
> Operator(s): K5NZ
> Station: K5NZ
>
> Class: SOAB HP
> QTH: tx
> Comments:
>
> Too bad we never had a good 10m opening, sure could have improved my
score.
> This contest is fun but makes you see there is very little "new blood" in
our
> part of this hobby. Worked very few ages under 35. I did however work a
16 so
> maybe there is hope!
>
> 73 nz
>
>
>From Georgek5kg at aol.com Sun Jun 16 23:24:08 2002
From: Georgek5kg@aol.com (Georgek5kg@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <196.86ddc6d.2a3ea248@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/17/2002 2:05:22 AM Greenwich Standard Time,
N6TT@hotmail.com writes:
> There must be other pgms where they use F1-F12 keys or something where it
> gives the exchanges and has the keyer bank of messages without having to
> use the mouse...
WriteLog is the answer.
73, Geo...k5kg
George I. Wagner, K5KG
Productivity Resources LLC
941-312-9450
941-312-9460 fax
201-415-6044 cell
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>From jeflanders at comcast.net Mon Jun 17 03:39:24 2002
From: jeflanders@comcast.net (Jerry Flanders)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
In-Reply-To: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020617023423.00a17bc0@mail.comcast.net>
With WriteLog in RTTY, I use the mouse only to highlight parts of his
report that my log needs (his call and individual pieces of his contest
exchange). I could type these in, but mousing is easier. The F keys are
set up to do the rest.
Typically in an RTTY contest, I have two mouse clicks and two key presses
per QSO when running
In CW or SSB, I would type them in rather than mouse click.
Jerry W4UK
At 14:07 6/16/02 -0700, Steve Massey wrote:
>After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping
>back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6
>logging software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they
>use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the
>keyer bank of messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start
>downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite
>to the source..Any info appreciated..
>Please email Steve at:
>N6TT@hotmail.com
>
>Tnxs-
>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 17 04:09:45 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
References: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
Message-ID: <003501c215ac$721a9c60$6e272a42@k7qq>
Hello Steve
NA does this very well and also CT an TR programs do the same things. I
like NA for personal reasons. It covers almost any contest you can think of
and some that you dream up.
A free down load can be had from http://www.ac6v.com/ I'm sure that it is
available several other places.
GL in ur quest and CU for FD
Rex K7QQ , W7JQ/fd
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From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 21:07
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping
back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6
logging software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they
use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the keyer
bank of messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start
downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite to
the source..Any info appreciated..
Please email Steve at:
N6TT@hotmail.com
Tnxs-
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>From N6TT at hotmail.com Sun Jun 16 22:22:48 2002
From: N6TT@hotmail.com (Steve Massey)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
References: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
<00ac01c215a5$7fa804a0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Message-ID: <OE40QQSDHCsWoHLwo6v00016658@hotmail.com>
Thanks to everyone for the input on the logging pgms....
Alot of votes for Writelog and TRlog....
Looks like Im gonna have to download several and decide what wrks for
me....I appreciate all the input -
73,Steve de N6TT
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 4:07 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>
>
> After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping
> back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6
> logging software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they
> use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the
keyer
> bank of messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start
> downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite
to
> the source..Any info appreciated..
> Please email Steve at:
> N6TT@hotmail.com
>
> Tnxs-
>From ha5pp at yahoo.com Sun Jun 16 23:02:13 2002
From: ha5pp@yahoo.com (Zoltan Szoke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Future of the HF contesting
Message-ID: <20020617050213.51169.qmail@web13804.mail.yahoo.com>
Hi Contesters,
There was a pretty good condx (20 and 15 m) during
AA-DX CW (and WPX CW also) but sorry there were not
enough participans. Or there were lots of
"participans" with NO activity, only looked clusters
for some rare country and do not give a little QSO to
avid contest stations. I saw ages in AA-DX CW, all
(90-95 %) conesters gave me over 36 years (I gave 40.)
I think that Asia is "old". After 20 years will not be
contesters there, or most of Asians will give 56, 66,
58, 78, 87, 95 101... How about this in USA and EU??
Congrats to W1PL, Laci (Laci bacsi), I heard his
number is 90. Long live Laci bacsi, long live ham
contest!!!
73
Zoli
HA5PP
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>From VE3ZT at rac.ca Mon Jun 17 09:46:56 2002
From: VE3ZT@rac.ca (Paul-VE3ZT)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
In-Reply-To: <003501c215ac$721a9c60$6e272a42@k7qq>
References: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020617084049.00bc06a0@pop6.sympatico.ca>
The only contest logging software I've used is TR-Log. It was recommended
to me 5 years ago by several fellow contesters and I've never regretted the
decision to try TR-Log. Literally, it does everything. Being in the DOS
environment doesn't bother me. I also use it for non-contest logging. If
you are a CW op, you will really appreciate its endless capabilities.
73, Paul
VE3ZT
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>From Georgek5kg at aol.com Mon Jun 17 09:49:05 2002
From: Georgek5kg@aol.com (Georgek5kg@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <99.2812230f.2a3f34c1@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/17/2002 4:35:45 AM Greenwich Standard Time,
N6TT@hotmail.com writes:
> Looks like Im gonna have to download several and decide what wrks for
> me....I appreciate all the input -
>
Steve, I would give WL a strong vote over TR. TR is a DOS program. Not that
there is anything wrong with that, as Seinfeld would say. It's just that you
would be latching onto something from an old generation.
I have been using WL for 3 years and, although I have my frustrations with
it, I do really love it. A friend of mine who is a died-in-the-wool TR geek
had me try TR. In a way, it is really cleaver, but I did find it quite
difficult to used to. TR has many wonderful features, but for me WL does the
job nicely.
Actually, you could adopt both WL and TR, and have a really fun time learning
both. Throw in CT and NA for grins. With the combination, you would
probably have max flexibility for contesting!
GL es 73, Geo...k5kg
George I. Wagner, K5KG
Productivity Resources LLC
941-312-9450
941-312-9460 fax
201-415-6044 cell
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>From rrossi at btv.ibm.com Mon Jun 17 16:16:02 2002
From: rrossi@btv.ibm.com (Ronald Rossi, KK1L)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TR freeware version released...
Message-ID: <3D0E3572.7D75602B@btv.ibm.com>
Folks,
Just in time for FD the freeware version of TR has been posted to the TR web
site. It is based on the latest version, 6.68, and is fully functional for a
limited number of contests including ARRL Field Day, Stew Perry, Region One
Field Day, Japanese International DX Contest, New Zealand Field Day, South
American World Wide Contest, ...and CW Simulator Mode. There have been many
improvements since the last freeware version released in June 2000...band map
improvements, radio support, etc. A comprehensive READ.ME file of the changes is
included in the package.
Go to http://www.qth.com/tr/free.html to retrieve it.
--
73 es God Bless de KK1L...ron (kk1l@arrl.net)
<><
QTH: Jericho, Vermont
My page: http://www.qsl.net/kk1l
>From wd3q at erols.com Mon Jun 17 18:41:46 2002
From: wd3q@erols.com (wd3q@erols.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Fortaleza Brazil (mid-July)
Message-ID: <RELAY14o4x1vbE0BPnM00087515@relay1.softcomca.com>
I'll be attending a CITEL meeting in Fortaleza in mid-July and was wondering if
there are any contesters/DXers there who would like to get together during the
meeting (some ARRL folks will be there, too).
73,
Eric W3DQ
Washington, DC
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>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Tue Jun 18 06:00:30 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CHANGE IN THE ITALIAN WRTC2002 TEAM
Message-ID: <01c2166b$ec45bbe0$LocalHost@default>
CHANGE IN THE ITALIAN WRTC2002 TEAM
Maurizio Panicara, I4JMY will be replaced by I4UFH, so the new Team Italy is as
follows:
Stefano Brioschi IK2QEI
Fabio Schettino I4UFH
WRTC2002 Organizing Committee (via OH1EH)
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Tue Jun 18 12:36:14 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
Message-ID: <01c216a3$35452740$LocalHost@default>
Hi,
Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
73 Ari, OH1EH
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 18 07:46:05 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206181346.g5IDk5C07474@localhost.localdomain>
2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 31, 2002
E-mail logs to: aacw@jarl.or.jp
Mail logs to:
JARL, All Asian DX Contest, CW
170-8073
Japan
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/S HP
OL5Q 984 307 289,808
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOAB HP
F5IN 665 250 22 171,500 U.F.T.
OM0WR 542 247 143,507
RW4PL 532 254 21 143,256
VE7UF 446 208 8 94,848
K3WW 456 181 14 82,536 FRC
K5NZ 403 181 8 77,106 CTDXCC
AE0Q(@K0HM) 425 181 12 75,296 Grand Mesa
N3RS 418 169 9 70,642 FRC
AE9B 256 122 7 30,744 Kansas City DX Club
KL9A 224 114 4 25,878 WWYC
N2ED 201 103 5 20,168 FRC
K7ABV 120 85 4 10,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOAB LP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1819 208 36 1,091,584
WN6K 573 208 29 119,184 SCCC
NF4A(N4PN) 68 49 2 3,332 FCG
EA1WX 81 19 6 1,539
WA6BOB 37 31 3 1,147
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 5 5 50 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/10 LP
K7SS 11 10 2 220 WWDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/15 LP
HB9DTM 200 87 8 17,400 F8KCF Contest Gang
G4IIY 100 62 4 6,200
NT6K 45 29 1 1,305 NCCC
NR3X(N4YDU) 19 18 1 342 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/20 HP
W4SAA 127 57 11 7,239 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/40 LP
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 597 53 22 86,443 Chiltern DX Club
Operators:
OL5Q OK1FFU,OK1HRA
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 18 07:47:29 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206181347.g5IDlTC07485@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in thsi ssummary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
W3SO 997 264 332,904 PVRC
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op LP
KB1DFB(@KB1H) 502 108 63,936 Eastern Connecticut
VE2ZP 141 67 12 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Multi-Op HP
N0UK 623 274 236,188 Northern Lights Radi
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
K4EFD 54 38 15 5,358
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,300 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
K3DNE 669 217 235,445
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
N5RZ 197 91 21 17,927
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N9DG 323 142 59,498 Badger Contesters
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
K8MR 151 81 6 15,795 MRRC
WD5K 186 77 14,322 NTCC
N8BJQ 159 83 12 13,197 SWODXA
VE3CVG 95 51 6,630
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
N2YEV 96 31 28 3,627
NL7CO 119 29 20 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
K6RIM 57 14 2 798 NCCC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
KB1DFB KB1DFB,KE1LI,N1XS
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
W3SO AI3M,K3IXD,W3PAW,W3TEF,W3YOZ,WR3Z
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 18 07:48:28 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206181348.g5IDmSW07494@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
GQ6YB 2209 83 24 916,735 Bristol CG
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
GQ4ZVJ(G4ZVJ) 1202 65 24 390,650
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
RW3VZ 133 26 17,290
HB9ARF 150 20 15,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
GS2MP(GM3WOJ) 1392 62 20 431,520 North of Scotland CG
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645 Contest Cambria
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
GQ6YB G0HFX,G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV,G4FKA,G7ORR,M0AXF/EI3JE,
M0XXX
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From K8GT at flash.net Tue Jun 18 13:39:31 2002
From: K8GT@flash.net (Gerry Treas, K8GT)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <AA-8DDDCDEA0167160283077759E776D974-ZZ@www2.prodigy.net>
Don't forget how long it takes a Windoze (TM) 'puter
to reboot following a crash, or a shutdown to refuel
the generator at Field Day. My vote is for DOS, your
choice TR, CT, or my favorite, NA, for quick reboots.
73, Gerry K8GT
--- Original Message ---
From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
To:
CC: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>Thanks to everyone for the input on the logging
pgms....
>Alot of votes for Writelog and TRlog....
>Looks like Im gonna have to download several and
decide what wrks for
>me....I appreciate all the input -
>73,Steve de N6TT
>
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>
>
> >
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
>> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>> Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 4:07 PM
>> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>>
>>
>> After working the AA cw test the past two days I
got real tired of jumping
>> back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse
while using LOGic 6
>> logging software in the contest mode...There must
be other pgms where they
>> use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the
exchanges and has the
>keyer
>> bank of messages without having to use the
mouse...I hate to start
>> downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find
out so thot id go rite
>to
>> the source..Any info appreciated..
>> Please email Steve at:
>> N6TT@hotmail.com
>>
>> Tnxs-
>
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>http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-
contest
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Tue Jun 18 12:16:30 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
In-Reply-To: <01c216a3$35452740$LocalHost@default>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Ari:
>Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the KCDX Club's
web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
GL OM,
Tom Hammond N0SS
>From K6LL at adelphia.net Tue Jun 18 14:25:38 2002
From: K6LL@adelphia.net (Dave Hachadorian)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <008101c216cb$d7175d40$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest
reporting,
constraints on the number of contest categories
imposed by available QST space
are removed, or at least reduced. Computerized
log-checking has also reduced
the need to minimize the number of categories in
contests, since the administrative
overhead has been reduced.
I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low
Band (40, 80, 160) categories
restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number
of reasons why I think this move
would enhance the contest world-wide:
1. Declining JA activity has made it much more
difficult for western USA
stations to compete in all categories, but
especially the all-band category,
where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big
European runs.
2. There are a lot of stations around the world
who have a small tower and tribander
in the back yard, and an assortment of low,
seriously compromised antennas for 40,
80, and 160. There is not much incentive for these
stations to get on the air in the
all band category, since they know that they
cannot turn in a competitive score. On the
other hand, a tribander can do a quite creditable
job on the high bands, which would
encourage activity.
3. The single-band category, while enabling
disadvantaged stations to be more competitive
on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty
boring.
4. The High band/ low band categories would enable
SO2R operation, making the contest much
more interesting than single band category, where
SO2R is impracticable for most people.
To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the
contest experience itself, and, afterward, to
to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
way I like to see it presented. I
really don't care about QST listings or
certificates. By the time QST and the certificates
come out, the contest is old news. Coupled with
the ARRL's growing accent on Internet
score reporting, I think the additional categories
would add a spark of growth and an
interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
Respectfully,
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
Yuma, Arizona
K6LL@despammed.com
>From ak0a at kc.rr.com Tue Jun 18 19:59:55 2002
From: ak0a@kc.rr.com (ak0a)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Message-ID: <000701c21724$3e6fefe0$6401a8c0@WFB1>
The 1998 and 1999 tapes are still there.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: "Ari Korhonen" <ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
> Ari:
>
> >Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the KCDX Club's
> web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
>
> GL OM,
>
> Tom Hammond N0SS
>
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>From kl7ra at blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov Wed Jun 19 05:23:32 2002
From: kl7ra@blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov (KL7RA)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <00b001c2178c$224988e0$02f446c0@snowfall.gcgo.nasa.gov>
Dave, K6LL writes:
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low
>Band (40, 80, 160) categories restored in the ARRL
>DX Test.
I would like to add my humble vote "yes" to this idea.
As Dave mentions in his list of reasons, I'm one of those
ops that has been doing single band efforts the last few
years because I get whipped like a rented mule on 80/160.
Even with good conditions and high Q totals my "all band"
scores are pathetic.
Normally I don't subscribe to the idea of making changes
just to allow more folks into the winning circle but this is a
good idea. It will allow the low banders the weekend for
non radio stuff and the highbanders some sleep. As the
cycle swings the crowd will shift from high to low.
The ops that win "all band" will still win "all band", of course,
as I doubt they would be interested in this idea. Their plaque
would still look the same with or without high/low divisions
but their scores might be reduced overall somewhat as some
stations will refuse to move up/down.
There is no down side to Dave's idea. You might be against
it if you were serious about getting the world record but that's
a long way off now and maybe never happen as TVI and old
age wipes us out one by one.
73 Rich KL7RA
>From k0xm at kc.rr.com Tue Jun 18 21:47:32 2002
From: k0xm@kc.rr.com (Chuck K0XM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Message-ID: <009601c21733$4743ecc0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Here they are from the KCDX Club web page:
http://www.qsl.net/kcdxc/PileupFiles.htm
Chuck/K0XM
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: "Ari Korhonen" <ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
> Ari:
>
> >Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the KCDX Club's
> web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
>
> GL OM,
>
> Tom Hammond N0SS
>
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>From mjwetzel at comcast.net Tue Jun 18 21:51:27 2002
From: mjwetzel@comcast.net (Mike Wetzel)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
In-Reply-To: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Message-ID: <NCBBIPEKMKEIENBFHFHJKEFEFDAA.mjwetzel@comcast.net>
Tom,
I listened to a tape about 2 weeks ago on the site!
Mike W9RE
> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 11:17 AM
> To: Ari Korhonen; cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
>
>
> Ari:
>
> >Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the
> KCDX Club's
> web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
>
> GL OM,
>
> Tom Hammond N0SS
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>From kr1g at hotmail.com Wed Jun 19 03:09:31 2002
From: kr1g@hotmail.com (ted demopoulos)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <F101o4OzJP4VotCmY6i00004899@hotmail.com>
While I will be the first to say that "we don't need no stinking new
categories - we got too many already", I believe that Dave's proposal makes
much sense.
i *am* old enough to remember the "hign band" and "low band" categories, and
probably would enter one of these categories occasionally (and probably let
someone else simultaneously do the other one as well).
Dave's points are very well taken, although my personal interest in that I'd
love to spend lots of time on the lowbands - all of them - yet still be
potentially competitive (hmmm, lowband SSB - maybe I'd skip that one :) then
again, maybe not)
73
Ted KT1V ex KR1G
>From: "Dave Hachadorian" <K6LL@adelphia.net>
>To: "cq-contest Reflector" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>CC: <aa7a@arrl.net>, <contests@arrl.org>
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX
>Test
>
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest
>reporting,
>constraints on the number of contest categories
>imposed by available QST space
>are removed, or at least reduced. Computerized
>log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in
>contests, since the administrative
>overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low
>Band (40, 80, 160) categories
>restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number
>of reasons why I think this move
>would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more
>difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but
>especially the all-band category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big
>European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world
>who have a small tower and tribander
>in the back yard, and an assortment of low,
>seriously compromised antennas for 40,
>80, and 160. There is not much incentive for these
>stations to get on the air in the
>all band category, since they know that they
>cannot turn in a competitive score. On the
>other hand, a tribander can do a quite creditable
>job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling
>disadvantaged stations to be more competitive
>on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty
>boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable
>SO2R operation, making the contest much
>more interesting than single band category, where
>SO2R is impracticable for most people.
>
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the
>contest experience itself, and, afterward, to
>to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I
>really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates
>come out, the contest is old news. Coupled with
>the ARRL's growing accent on Internet
>score reporting, I think the additional categories
>would add a spark of growth and an
>interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
>
>
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>From k8cc at comcast.net Tue Jun 18 23:55:23 2002
From: k8cc@comcast.net (David A. Pruett)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX
Test
In-Reply-To: <008101c216cb$d7175d40$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low band
categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle seventies, it
seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it seemed
like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high band;
from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I first
went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My new
friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band category, with a
Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an assortment
of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on big
antennas for six bands.
While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants, those
categories have little or no interest to me.
I never understood why the low and high band categories were done away
with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them back.
Dave/K8CC
At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting, constraints
>on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
>removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
>administrative overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
>categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reasons why
>I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small tower and
>tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
>compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive for
>these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they know
>that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
>tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
>more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, making
>the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO2R is
>impracticable for most people.
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
>itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
>is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
>reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
>and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
>
>
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>From contesting at eircom.net Wed Jun 19 08:15:56 2002
From: contesting@eircom.net (Tim Makins, EI8IC)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
Message-ID: <005101c21758$cc4f38a0$33aba5c2@host>
Yes, this is a very good idea. Many low-budget contesters find it hard to
get good antennas for all the 6 bands, yet find that a weekend stuck on just
one band can get rather monotonous. A Low or High Band entry gives a guy/gal
more enjoyment and variety without the need for the such a big antenna
set-up.
But why keep it just for the ARRL DX Test ? Surely there are other contests
where this would work as well.
Who should we write to in order to get this idea really moving ????
Tim, EI8IC
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At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting, constraints
>on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
>removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
>administrative overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
>categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reasons why
>I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band
category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small tower and
>tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
>compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive for
>these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they know
>that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
>tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
>more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, making
>the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO2R is
>impracticable for most people.
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
>itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
>is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
>reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
>and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>From k2av at contesting.com Wed Jun 19 11:27:23 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
Message-ID: <005301c2179d$6e29c250$0500a8c0@swift>
They were done away with to encourage more participation on the low
bands. It was thought that the ubiquitous tribander in concert with
the high band category was keeping the little guys off the low bands.
The WPX tribander/wires category is a partial answer to this that
suits the little guy.
Also, why NOT allow an entrant to submit more than one single band
entry. What harm does that do? Takes a very skilled contester to max
out two different bands.
----- Original Message -----
From: "David A. Pruett" <k8cc@comcast.net>
To: "Dave Hachadorian" <K6LL@adelphia.net>; "cq-contest Reflector"
<cq-contest@contesting.com>
Cc: <aa7a@arrl.net>; <contests@arrl.org>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 10:55 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
ARRL DX Test
> I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low
band
> categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle
seventies, it
> seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it
seemed
> like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high
band;
> from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I
first
> went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My
new
> friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band category,
with a
> Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an
assortment
> of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on
big
> antennas for six bands.
>
> While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants,
those
> categories have little or no interest to me.
>
> I never understood why the low and high band categories were done
away
> with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them
back.
>
> Dave/K8CC
>
>
> At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
> >With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting,
constraints
> >on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space
are
> >removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also
reduced
> >the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since
the
> >administrative overhead has been reduced.
> >
> >I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80,
160)
> >categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of
reasons why
> >I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
> >
> >1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for
western USA
> >stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band
category,
> >where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
> >
> >2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small
tower and
> >tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
> >compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much
incentive for
> >these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since
they know
> >that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
> >tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which
would
> >encourage activity.
> >
> >3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations
to be
> >more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty
boring.
> >
> >4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation,
making
> >the contest much more interesting than single band category, where
SO2R is
> >impracticable for most people.
> >
> >To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
> >itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data
arranged the
> >way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST
listings or
> >certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the
contest
> >is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet
score
> >reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of
growth
> >and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
> >
> >Respectfully,
> >
> >Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
> >Yuma, Arizona
> >K6LL@despammed.com
> >
> >
> >
> >
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>From 00tlzivney at bsu.edu Wed Jun 19 10:31:23 2002
From: 00tlzivney@bsu.edu (Zivney, Terry L.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DXTest
Message-ID: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D0DBAB7@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
Let me tell you why antenna- or propagation-challenged ops
did NOT like the High/Low band categories in the ARRL DX
test and why the single band categories were big improvements.
Low band means you must have good antennas for 3 difficult
bands - 40, 80 and 160 to be competitive. Many of us can
swing one or another of those, at least on a temporary
basis but cannot get up or keep up all three.
Similarly, while tribanders are popular antennas for the
high bands, to do well in the High Band category, you need
propagation on all three bands! This may be ok for those
in Florida, who apparently get 10 meter openings to DX even
in the punk years, but is murder for those in the Midwest.
The Single Band categories are much superior. If you want
to operate two or three bands, you can, and still enter
you best band as a Single Band score. This is much more
likely to be competitive or "respectible" than entering
a Tri-band category with only one band's score, especially
since multipliers count on a "per-band" basis.
Terry Zivney, N4TZ/9
-----Original Message-----
From: David A. Pruett [mailto:k8cc@comcast.net]
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 9:55 PM
To: Dave Hachadorian; cq-contest Reflector
Cc: aa7a@arrl.net; contests@arrl.org
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
ARRL DXTest
I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low band
categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle seventies, it
seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it seemed
like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high band;
from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I first
went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My new
friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band category, with a
Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an assortment
of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on big
antennas for six bands.
While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants, those
categories have little or no interest to me.
I never understood why the low and high band categories were done away
with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them back.
Dave/K8CC
At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting, constraints
>on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
>removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
>administrative overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
>categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reasons why
>I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small tower and
>tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
>compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive for
>these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they know
>that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
>tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
>more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, making
>the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO2R is
>impracticable for most people.
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
>itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
>is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
>reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
>and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
>
>
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>From i4jmy at iol.it Wed Jun 19 18:16:13 2002
From: i4jmy@iol.it (=?iso-8859-1?Q?i4jmy@iol.it?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest]
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Re:_[CQ-Contest]_Restoring_High_Band/Low_Band_categories_in_ARRL_DX_Test?=
Message-ID: <GXYL31$C705A544D30418C259146EFC9D49FAD4@libero.it>
At medium high latitudes when the sun-cycle will be low, an "high band"
category will merge more or less into a SB20 entry.
73,
Mauri I4JMY
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To : "cq-contest Reflector" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Cc : <contests@arrl.org>
Date : Wed, 19 Jun 2002 07:15:56 +0100
Subject : Re: [CQ-
Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
> Yes, this is a very good idea. Many low-
budget contesters find it hard to
> get good antennas for all the 6 bands, yet find that a weekend stuck o
n just
> one band can get rather monotonous. A Low or High Band entry gives a g
uy/gal
> more enjoyment and variety without the need for the such a big antenna
> set-up.
>
> But why keep it just for the ARRL DX Test ? Surely there are other con
tests
> where this would work as well.
>
> Who should we write to in order to get this idea really moving ????
>
> Tim, EI8IC
>
> www.qsl.net/ei8ic/
> HF and Budget Contesting Information Site.
> Recently updated -
Faster navigation, new Contesting pages and resources.
>
>
> At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
> >With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-
line contest reporting, constraints
> >on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space ar
e
> >removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-
checking has also reduced
> >the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
> >administrative overhead has been reduced.
> >
> >I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
> >categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reason
s why
> >I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
> >
> >1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western
USA
> >stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band
> category,
> >where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
> >
> >2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small towe
r and
> >tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
> >compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive
for
> >these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they
know
> >that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
> >tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which woul
d
> >encourage activity.
> >
> >3. The single-
band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
> >more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring
.
> >
> >4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, ma
king
> >the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO
2R is
> >impracticable for most people.
> >
> >To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
> >itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arrange
d the
> >way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listing
s or
> >certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the cont
est
> >is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet scor
e
> >reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of gro
wth
> >and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
> >
> >Respectfully,
> >
> >Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
> >Yuma, Arizona
> >K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
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>
>From w2up at mindspring.com Wed Jun 19 16:52:12 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
In-Reply-To: <005301c2179d$6e29c250$0500a8c0@swift>
Message-ID: <3D10A8AC.19036.450271@localhost>
On 19 Jun 2002 Guy Olinger, K2AV wrote:
>
> Also, why NOT allow an entrant to submit more than one single band
> entry. What harm does that do? Takes a very skilled contester to max
> out two different bands.
>
>
Not really. Do 10 or 15, and 80 or 160. Except for the peak of the cycle,
when one is open the other is dead.
Barry--
Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>From dick.green at valley.net Wed Jun 19 15:41:34 2002
From: dick.green@valley.net (Dick Green)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DXTest
In-Reply-To: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D0DBAB7@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
Message-ID: <EMEKIMJIEGNGMKHFDEGIAEAECNAA.dick.green@valley.net>
I can see the arguments on both sides of the High Band/Low Band debate, but
what's the rationale behind allowing only one single-band entry? The ARRL DX
rules make a pretty big deal out of prohibiting this, so there must be a
reason. But on the surface, it seems like it would increase participation
and fun. There are definitely some interesting possibilities for SO2R ops.
73, Dick WC1M
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Zivney, Terry L.
> Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 10:31 AM
> To: David A. Pruett; Dave Hachadorian; cq-contest Reflector
> Cc: aa7a@arrl.net; contests@arrl.org
> Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
> ARRL DXTest
>
>
> Let me tell you why antenna- or propagation-challenged ops
> did NOT like the High/Low band categories in the ARRL DX
> test and why the single band categories were big improvements.
>
> Low band means you must have good antennas for 3 difficult
> bands - 40, 80 and 160 to be competitive. Many of us can
> swing one or another of those, at least on a temporary
> basis but cannot get up or keep up all three.
>
> Similarly, while tribanders are popular antennas for the
> high bands, to do well in the High Band category, you need
> propagation on all three bands! This may be ok for those
> in Florida, who apparently get 10 meter openings to DX even
> in the punk years, but is murder for those in the Midwest.
>
> The Single Band categories are much superior. If you want
> to operate two or three bands, you can, and still enter
> you best band as a Single Band score. This is much more
> likely to be competitive or "respectible" than entering
> a Tri-band category with only one band's score, especially
> since multipliers count on a "per-band" basis.
>
> Terry Zivney, N4TZ/9
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: David A. Pruett [mailto:k8cc@comcast.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 9:55 PM
> To: Dave Hachadorian; cq-contest Reflector
> Cc: aa7a@arrl.net; contests@arrl.org
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
> ARRL DXTest
>
>
> I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low band
> categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle
> seventies, it
> seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it seemed
> like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high band;
> from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I first
> went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My new
> friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band
> category, with a
> Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an
> assortment
> of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on big
> antennas for six bands.
>
> While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants, those
> categories have little or no interest to me.
>
> I never understood why the low and high band categories were done away
> with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them back.
>
> Dave/K8CC
>
>
> At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
> >With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting,
> constraints
> >on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
> >removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
> >the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
> >administrative overhead has been reduced.
> >
> >I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
> >categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of
> reasons why
> >I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
> >
> >1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
> >stations to compete in all categories, but especially the
> all-band category,
> >where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
> >
> >2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small
> tower and
> >tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
> >compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much
> incentive for
> >these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since
> they know
> >that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
> >tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
> >encourage activity.
> >
> >3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
> >more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
> >
> >4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R
> operation, making
> >the contest much more interesting than single band category,
> where SO2R is
> >impracticable for most people.
> >
> >To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
> >itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data
> arranged the
> >way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST
> listings or
> >certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
> >is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
> >reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
> >and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
> >
> >Respectfully,
> >
> >Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
> >Yuma, Arizona
> >K6LL@despammed.com
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >_______________________________________________
> >CQ-Contest mailing list
> >CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> >http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 19 14:19:09 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206192019.g5JKJ9M08719@localhost.localdomain>
2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 31, 2002
E-mail logs to: aacw@jarl.or.jp
Mail logs to:
JARL, All Asian DX Contest, CW
170-8073
Japan
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To partici[pate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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All M/M LP
LZ7X 255 153 42,993
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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All M/S HP
OL5Q 984 307 289,808
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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All SOAB HP
F5IN 665 250 22 171,500 U.F.T.
OM0WR 542 247 143,507
RW4PL 532 254 21 143,256
OZ1AA(@OZ7YY) 575 217 19 124,558 WWYC
VE7UF 446 208 8 94,848
K3WW 456 181 14 82,536 FRC
K5NZ 403 181 8 77,106 CTDXCC
AE0Q(@K0HM) 425 181 12 75,296 Grand Mesa
N3RS 418 169 9 70,642 FRC
AE9B 256 122 7 30,744 Kansas City DX Club
K6III 213 1 8 30,660 NCCC
KL9A 224 114 4 25,878 WWYC
N2ED 201 103 5 20,168 FRC
AA3B 137 81 11,097 FRC
K7ABV 120 85 4 10,200
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ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1819 208 36 1,091,584
WN6K 573 208 29 119,184 SCCC
NF4A(N4PN) 68 49 2 3,332 FCG
EA1WX 81 19 6 1,539
WA6BOB 37 31 3 1,147
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W4ZV 5 5 50 PVRC
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K7SS 11 10 2 220 WWDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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OK6A(OK2INW) 237 98 16 23,226 WWYC
HB9DTM 200 87 8 17,400 F8KCF Contest Gang
G4IIY 100 62 4 6,200
NT6K 45 29 1 1,305 NCCC
NR3X(N4YDU) 19 18 1 342 WWYC
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W4SAA 127 57 11 7,239 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 597 53 22 86,443 Chiltern DX Club
Operators:
LZ7X LZ1UQ,LZ2HM
OL5Q OK1FFU,OK1HRA
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 19 14:22:53 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206192022.g5JKMrx08733@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
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TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
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8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
VE7GL 2046 761 48 4,588,830
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
NZ1U(@KB1H) 1232 635 18 2,004,695 YCCC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
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N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 34 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
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NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
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NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
N9RV(W8LVN) 2433 713 36 4,601,702 SMC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 35 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
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NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
XM7SZ(VA7RR) 1670 714 36 3,004,512 BC DX Club
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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WK4Y 323 226 12 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
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NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 19 14:24:30 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206192024.g5JKOUU08742@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 9,688,520
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
GX6YB 3281 818 48 5,502,686 Bristol CG
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
RW4PL 1615 634 28 2,074,448
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 35 4,397,811
DF0FS(DL1EKC) 1586 590 36 1,885,050 RR DX
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 36 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 36 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 24 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
S51NZ 262 204 112,608
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 4 31,440 WWYC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
OD5/OK1MU 1554 570 35 2,223,570
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
L51EXU(LW1EXU) 1333 578 2,281,366
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 22 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
S56M(@S50Q) 2000 803 36 3,547,654 SCC
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
OK1DDO 925 527 1,065,067
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
LY6A(LY2BM) 1250 629 36 1,465,570
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6h30 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From pietromtf at tin.it Thu Jun 20 00:28:30 2002
From: pietromtf@tin.it (Pietro)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
References: <01c216a3$35452740$LocalHost@default>
Message-ID: <001401c217d8$47c71780$7210fea9@pietro>
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> 73 Ari, OH1EH
Hi Ari, do you know the SSB Pileup Player of JE3MAS? (
http://plaza16.mbn.or.jp/~masiii/ )maybe it can help you.
73
Pietro - IK4MTF (IU4T)
http://www.qsl.net/ik4mtf
>From k2av at contesting.com Wed Jun 19 22:35:07 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <3D10A8AC.19036.450271@localhost>
Message-ID: <006d01c217fa$b7597030$0500a8c0@swift>
After reading my prior post a few time, I realized how the sentence
could be read otherwise...
Let me reword.
New entry category: Two-band. Single operator only.
Entrant picks any two bands. Entry is scored in the same fashion as an
all band entry that was confined to two bands. All two-band entries
compete together by power level regardless of the bands picked. No
band-change restrictions between the two bands.
Picking the two best bands with night/day, propagation, equipment, all
to maximize score will tax operator knowledge and skill. Or operate
what your circumstances allow you.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Barry " <w2up@mindspring.com>
To: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>;
<cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 11:52 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
ARRL DX Test
>
>
> On 19 Jun 2002 Guy Olinger, K2AV wrote:
>
> >
> > Also, why NOT allow an entrant to submit more than one single band
> > entry. What harm does that do? Takes a very skilled contester to
max
> > out two different bands.
> >
> >
>
> Not really. Do 10 or 15, and 80 or 160. Except for the peak of the
cycle,
> when one is open the other is dead.
> Barry--
> Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
> Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>
>
>
>
>From w7why at harborside.com Thu Jun 20 03:03:04 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
<005101c21758$cc4f38a0$33aba5c2@host>
Message-ID: <3D1129C8.774A1988@harborside.com>
Dave wrote:
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40,
80, >160)categories restored in the ARRL DX Test.
I'd like to second that idea also! During the day, contests are
a lot of fun from the west coast, but after dark things get
pretty slow for us "vertical and low dipole" crowd. On Friday
night, it is not worth while trying to beat out the "big guns" on
the 40 and 80 meter pileups. The incessant calling and calling
(meat for another time) on low bands makes it impossible to work
any dx from the west coast with a small station. The endless run
of JA's that used to make it exciting just doesn't happen any
more. Having a low band-high band category makes good sense. 73
Tom W7WHY
>From W5ASP at aol.com Thu Jun 20 00:08:08 2002
From: W5ASP@aol.com (W5ASP@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Alpha 87 Manual
Message-ID: <9e.2819e84b.2a42a118@aol.com>
Our Alpha 87 manual appears to be among the "lost, strayed, or stolen"
category.
Does anyone have a suggestion of how we can get a replacement manual?
Actually all we really need at the moment is the section that describes the
procedure for setting up the "Bandpass" L/C circuits. Most of the time it
has been used in the "Manual" mode, but it seems a good time to check the
settings for the "Bandpass" mode in case we need to use this feature.
Thanks,
Joe, W5ASP
>From k5xr at juno.com Thu Jun 20 00:00:47 2002
From: k5xr@juno.com (Joseph A Staples)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <20020619.230550.-283219.0.k5xr@juno.com>
I've just got to throw my "two cents" into this one.
The Hi/Lo Band idea is one whose time has definitely (re) arrived..
For many of us time and circumstances have conspired to make the SO/AB
catagory no longer a practical option. Some contesters elect, as I often
do, to settle for a SO/SB which can be fun ... up to a point. I've often
simply operated just the Hi-Bands and submitted the log in the AB
catagory. In one instance I chose the Tribander/Wires catagory with zero
Qs on the wires. A bit silly, but it was an option. (Actually my 15 M
SO/SB score would have earned me a higher place finish ... but it didn't
really matter as I had a real blast that weekend.)
If the contest sponsors do no more than allow the Hi/Lo band catagories
to be designated in the listinigs (published or Web) I think it would be
fun to see how things stack up amongst those who chose this approach.
Give the plaques and praise to the SO/AB winners, they certainly deserve
them. But let the rest of us have some fun in our own arena.
Nuff said ...
Joe, W5ASP
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>From paul at ei5di.com Thu Jun 20 08:50:59 2002
From: paul@ei5di.com (Paul O'Kane)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] King of Spain Contest - Logging Software
Message-ID: <002501c21827$1928f160$e5a5fea9@dell>
The demo version of SD is fully working and unrestricted for DX
entrants in the King of Spain Contest. It's a 6-band (10 - 160m)
SSB event, from 1800 UTC Saturday 22nd June to 1800 UTC Sunday
23rd June. Full rules at http://www.sk3bg.se/contest/kingofsp.htm
You can download SD from www.ei5di.com/sd/sd.zip (479 kb).
Installation instructions are in a README.1ST file. SD is a DOS
program and is intended for single-op unassisted entries.
Setup:
Select SD Type 4 - General, Area Multipliers.
Multipliers Count : B (by band)
Points (CW QSOs) : 1
Points (SSB QSOs) : 1
Pts/Bonus : 0 (multipliers)
Name of .MLT file : SPAIN
Next Page : Y/N
Receive Serials : N
Mode : SSB
Mixed-mode Contest? : N
Work Spanish stations only (EA, EA6, EA8, EA9).
Receive RS + 1 or 2-character Province Code.
Send RS + Serial
After the contest, use SDCHECK (supplied with SD) to create your
.LOG and .SUM files, and email them to ea5al@ure.es by 30th July.
73,
Paul EI5DI
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Fri Jun 21 12:32:01 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CHANGES IN THE WRTC2002 TEAM AND REFEREE ROSTERS
Message-ID: <01c218fe$1dc7fa40$8ec5f83e@default>
CHANGE IN TEAM SLOVENIA:
Robert Kasca, S53R and Robert Bajuk S57AW will be replaced by Vito Gregor, S56M
and Ivo Jereb, S57AL
CHANGE IN REFEREE ROSTER:
Edin Gadzo, T97M will be replaced by Boris Knezovic, T97Y.
WRTC2002 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (via OH1EH)
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Fri Jun 21 15:29:38 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CORRECTION TO THE WRTC2002 REFEREE ROSTER CHANGE
ANNOUNCEMENT
Message-ID: <01c21916$edab5a00$a2c5f83e@default>
Hi,
One correction to the previously announced WRTC2002 referee change:
Boris Knezovic's callsign is T93Y (not T97Y).
My mistake, sorry for that (thanks Mario, S56A for info)!
Ari, OH1EH
>From K6LL at adelphia.net Fri Jun 21 08:47:21 2002
From: K6LL@adelphia.net (Dave Hachadorian)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] VHF/UHF operating tips for Field Day
Message-ID: <001501c218f7$e2411520$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
I have been assigned a few hours of FD operating
on VHF/UHF, an area in which I don't have any
experience. What are some good techniques?
We will have several rigs, 6 thru 440, SSB and CW,
and I guess FM, with beams, from San Diego, with a
clear over-ocean path all the way up to Santa
Barbara. Only one station can transmit at a time.
Thanks.
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
Yuma, Arizona
K6LL@despammed.com
>From kc1f at adelphia.net Sat Jun 22 04:24:39 2002
From: kc1f@adelphia.net (Stuart Santelmann)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] YU7SF SK
Message-ID: <050901c21994$086842e0$6401a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
This is from the 425 DX bulletin:
> + SILENT KEY + Zik, 4N1DX/VE3ZIK reports the sad news of the recent
passing
> of Ladislav "Laci" Rudic, YU7SF. A very active contester, Laci took part
in
> 2407 contests.
I have 38 YU7SF contest qsos in my logging program just since 1990, and I'll
bet there'd be twice as many as that counting YU1SF qsos going back to the
early 1970s. I don't remember any big scores from him, but he'd be there to
call me in EVERY contest. We never said anything more than contest
exchanges, but he was a contest fixture. I remember he always noted the
number of total contests he had participated in on his QSLs, and I think his
WAE soapbox indicated he had participated in something like 35 straight WAE
contests. RIP Laci...
Stu KC1F
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Sat Jun 22 09:01:39 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WORKED ALL WRTC2002
Message-ID: <01c219a9$e4d61d00$99c5f83e@default>
Worked All WRTC2002 - "Worked All New OJ prefixes"
Get your log in immediately after the contest and Win Valuable "Early
Bird" prizes - WRTC2002 special incentive for 6-hour log-in!
OJ1- OJ8 prefixes activated for the 1st time!
The WRTC2002 teams will be using special ?2x1? type of callsigns with special
OJ1-OJ8 prefixes (e.g. OJ1A). The OJ1-OJ8 prefixes are activated for the first
time in history to honour WRTC2002 - the Olympics of Amateur Radio contesting
in Finland.
Worked All WRTC2002 - Rules for non-WRTC2002 stations
* The same WRTC2002 station can be worked once on CW and once on SSB on
each band.
* Each correct two-way CW or SSB QSO with a WRTC2002 station counts 1
point. A duplicate QSO on same band and mode counts 0 points.
* Score = total sum of QSO points
Logs:
Only e-mail logs (ASCII) are accepted.
The preferred log formats are Cabrillo, CT.ALL and TR.DAT.
The "Early Bird" logs should be submitted by 18.00 UTC on Sunday, July 14,
2002. Regular latest submission date is July 31, 2002.
All logs should be sent via e-mail to: logs@wrtc2002.org
NOTE: The subject field of the e-mail should contain your contest callsign,
e.g. " Subject: WRTC2002 OH2AAA"
Request for stations working the IARU 2002 contest
The WRTC2002 organising committee kindly asks stations working the IARU 2002
contest to also send their electronic IARU contest logs to the WRTC2002 contest
committee to be used as reference data within the official WRTC2002
log-checking procedure. The committee guarantees that these logs will be used
only for cross checking purposes of the WRTC2002 team championship.
NOTE: All e-mail logs submitted within 6 hours after the contest ends will
participate in a lottery with special WRTC2002 prizes.
Awards & Categories
The following "Worked All WRTC2002" awards will be issued based on the above
contest rules:
"Worked All WRTC2002" awards
Worked all WRTC2002 - Single op CW
Worked all WRTC2002 - Single op SSB
Worked all WRTC2002 - Single op Mixed
Worked all WRTC2002 - Multi op CW
Worked all WRTC2002 - Multi op SSB
Worked all WRTC2002 - Multi op Mixed
Worked all WRTC2002 - IARU HQ stations
Awards will be given to the stations with highest number of points in the
following
categories:
1st 2nd 3rd
World
Europe
North America
South America
Asia
Africa
Oceania
HQ Stations
OH - Finland
Special Plaques
Worked all WRTC2002 Stations - CW
Worked all WRTC2002 Stations - SSB
Worked all WRTC2002 Stations - Mixed
Other Prizes
T-shirts (DX) Worked 130 WRTC2002 qsos
T-shirts (EU) Worked 200 WRTC2002 qsos
WRTC2002 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (via OH1EH)
>From clive at gw3njw.fsworld.co.uk Sat Jun 22 17:56:39 2002
From: clive@gw3njw.fsworld.co.uk (Clive Whelan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] YU7SF SK
In-Reply-To: <050901c21994$086842e0$6401a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <VA.00000128.003b97e5@gw3njw>
Stuart Santelmann wrote:
> I have 38 YU7SF contest qsos in my logging program just since 1990
>
My contest logs since only 1998 have 21 entries for YU7SF, and his
call was always instantly recogisable. The last QSO was in the
Baltic contest on the 19th May this year.
Very sad news RIP Laci, keep an eye on things from up there OM.
73
Clive
GW3NJW
gw3njw@gw7x.org
Contest Cambria-http://www.gw7x.org
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Sun Jun 23 11:06:43 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Software Redux
Message-ID: <010201c21ac0$1c419be0$03010a0a@office1>
Since I neglected to do this earlier, just wanted (while I was thinking of
it) to thank everyone who answered me a few weeks back on possibilities for
Field Day software.
The WASH club ended up using the Network version of N3FJP's free FD package.
I've got to admit to being impressed. The networking was smooth as silk,
the software was extremely easy & intuitive to use, and it made CW solo
operating & logging a breeze.
A lot of people in the club were surprised that it was that good a package
for a free download, and several are going to recommend that we go ahead and
register it. Just wait till they see how low the registration fee is...
If some of his other offerings are this good or better, I may just drop CT
as my contest logger of choice since I bought 6.13 at Dayton many, many,
many moons ago!
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From timo.klimoff at kolumbus.fi Sun Jun 23 18:12:35 2002
From: timo.klimoff@kolumbus.fi (Timo)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] YU7SF SK
References: <050901c21994$086842e0$6401a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <005b01c21ac1$255c2000$b3c5f83e@tklimoff>
> I have 38 YU7SF contest qsos in my logging program just since 1990
OH1F/OG1F QSO database shows 23 qsos 1998-2001!
YU7SF was certainly one of the most or even the most active contester in
Europe, who always answered to your CQs in every contest - even in the minor
ones.
RIP Laci!
73, Timo OH1NOA & OH1F Contest Gang
http://www.oh1noa.tk
>From je1cka at jzap.com Mon Jun 24 02:27:46 2002
From: je1cka@jzap.com (JE1CKA Tack Kumagai)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] JIDX 2001 Phone results are now available
Message-ID: <3D15F702.3E8DA3E2@jzap.com>
JIDX 2001 Phone results and All time records are now available at
http://je1cka.jzap.com/jidx/index.html
========
Tack Kumagai JE1CKA/KH0AM
je1cka@jzap.com
http://je1cka.jzap.com/
>From kc5ykx at swbell.net Sun Jun 23 20:56:10 2002
From: kc5ykx@swbell.net (Reid Hill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Software Redux
Message-ID: <0GY600JPEQLM2Y@mta5.rcsntx.swbell.net>
Worked well for the N5CRP team here in STX. First time we used it and it made
the whole log thing a breeze. Great program for FD use. Even breakes down
the Qs rates etc.
73 de KC5YKX
Reid
06/23/2002 7:06:43 AM, Ron Notarius WN3VAW <wn3vaw@fyi.net> wrote:
>Since I neglected to do this earlier, just wanted (while I was thinking of
>it) to thank everyone who answered me a few weeks back on possibilities for
>Field Day software.
>
>The WASH club ended up using the Network version of N3FJP's free FD package.
>I've got to admit to being impressed. The networking was smooth as silk,
>the software was extremely easy & intuitive to use, and it made CW solo
>operating & logging a breeze.
>
>A lot of people in the club were surprised that it was that good a package
>for a free download, and several are going to recommend that we go ahead and
>register it. Just wait till they see how low the registration fee is...
>
>If some of his other offerings are this good or better, I may just drop CT
>as my contest logger of choice since I bought 6.13 at Dayton many, many,
>many moons ago!
>
>73, ron wn3vaw
>
>"And they give you cash,
>which is just as good as money!"
>Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>
>
>
>_______________________________________________
>CQ-Contest mailing list
>CQ-Contest@contesting.com
>http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Mon Jun 24 00:46:43 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020623234502.00ab8840@mail.earthlink.net>
Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field Day?
I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
440MHz.
Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
73,
Tom N0SS
>From wd4ahz at gte.net Mon Jun 24 10:06:55 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020623234502.00ab8840@mail.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <3D17196F.7BF0984B@gte.net>
Tom Hammond N?SS wrote:
> Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during
> Field Day?
The "official" ARRL Summary sheet shows it listed as "Satellite".
(TIP: Use the ARRL Summary form and mail it in ... that way you're sure
all the required information is filled in.)
Hope everyone had fun! We did.
73, Ron WD4AHZ (NJ4M 3A WCF)
>From km0l at tfs.net Mon Jun 24 09:43:32 2002
From: km0l@tfs.net (Steve Lufcy)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020623234502.00ab8840@mail.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <002701c21b85$229e5f80$7a01d4d8@swbell.net>
Tom-
The CORRECT band to show satellites contacts on is SAT. However, if your
program does not have that (like ours- WL, or older versions of NA) then log
the satellite Q's on any band- or the TX freq - or a band that didn't have
any other Q's. We logged them on 220. Then make a note to the sponsor and
log checker as to what you have done.
The important thing is that they are identitied as SATELLITE contacts.
GL to you guys. We haven't talleyed our score yet, but it should be close to
our score from last year. Bet we are in a horse race for MO state honors.
73 de K0GQ Steve in Raytown, MO (K0OU)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2002 11:46 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
> Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field
Day?
>
> I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
> 440MHz.
>
> Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>
>From ad1c at yahoo.com Mon Jun 24 08:43:53 2002
From: ad1c@yahoo.com (Jim Reisert)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Country file update for WRTC
Message-ID: <20020624144353.76078.qmail@web13603.mail.yahoo.com>
This week I will be relasing a country file update for NA/CT/TR/WL to support
OJ# prefix stations in WRTC.
I have a few other changes in the queue, nothing major.
If there are other changes you would like to see, please respond to me
PRIVATELY and I'll try to accomodate you.
73 - Jim AD1C
P.S. on Friday May 31, I dropped off 20 pounds (9 Kg) of QSL cards at the ARRL
outgoing QSL bureau. If you have been waiting for an AD1C QSL card going back
to, oh, say 1990, it's probably in there.
=====
Jim Reisert AD1C, 7 Charlemont Court, North Chelmsford, MA 01863
USA +978-251-9933, <jjreisert@alum.mit.edu>, http://www.ad1c.com
__________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup
http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com
>From pat at linuxcolumbus.com Mon Jun 24 16:08:18 2002
From: pat@linuxcolumbus.com (Pat Collins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Fwd: 2001 Ohio Qso Party Results
Message-ID: <20020624150818.13273.qmail@ufis.com>
Posted at
http://www.mrrc.net/story/2002/6/16/234624/254
Pat N8VW
>From kc5ykx at swbell.net Mon Jun 24 11:50:19 2002
From: kc5ykx@swbell.net (Reid Hill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
Message-ID: <0GY700JSCVZV1A@mta5.rcsntx.swbell.net>
The correct band would be Satellite. Otherwise I would assume it to be your
recieved freq. My reasoning would be that is where you copied the
exchange. Just like in a split op on HF, the DX tx freq is the one that goes on
the QSL card not your tx freq. (Downlink is 70cm)
Just one man's opinion, I could be wrong.
73 de KC5YKX
Reid Hill
06/23/2002 7:46:43 PM, Tom Hammond N?SS <n0ss@earthlink.net> wrote:
>Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field Day?
>
>I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
>440MHz.
>
>Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
>
>73,
>
>Tom N0SS
>
>_______________________________________________
>CQ-Contest mailing list
>CQ-Contest@contesting.com
>http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Mon Jun 24 12:04:23 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Logging AO-40 Q's - QUESTION HAS BEEN ANSWERED!
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020624110308.00ac2e10@mail.earthlink.net>
Thanks to all those who kindly responded to my query regarding logging of
AO-40 Q's.
Greatly appreciated!
73,
Tom Hammond N0SS
>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 24 20:23:51 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
Message-ID: <001e01c21bb4$afb78b60$22f83442@k7qq>
Quacks
We managed a Q via one of the satalites and I'm just going to show which one
and the QSO time and mode.
Rex.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 04:46
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
> Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field
Day?
>
> I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
> 440MHz.
>
> Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From ghoward at kent.edu Mon Jun 24 16:37:45 2002
From: ghoward@kent.edu (Geoff Howard)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] PJ2 QTH Available for WAE SSB
Message-ID: <3.0.32.20020624153742.00bfd960@pop.kent.edu>
Hi,
The PJ2T QTH is available for the 14-15 September 2002 WAE SSB contest.
(Our club members have decided not to operate that contest this year.)
Three towers, 14 yagis, four KW stations, Ethernet and Pentiums. QTH has
two bedrooms, two baths, and is located on 100 feet of direct oceanfront on
the south shore of Curacao.
Full details at http://asgard.kent.edu/ccc or you can E-mail me (
ghoward@kent.edu ) with your questions.
Thanks and 73,
- Geoff , W0CG -- Suffield, Ohio
(Schedulemeister for the Caribbean Contesting Consortium club station)
>From ta3j at trac.org.tr Tue Jun 25 00:38:05 2002
From: ta3j@trac.org.tr (Berkin Aydogmus)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Condoleance for YU7SF (SK)
Message-ID: <001001c21bbf$0de65ea0$99d5afc3@h5g9t6>
Dear Friends,
We fell very sad that Laci, YU7SF past away . We remember him as a great ham
operator, and remember the nice contacts.
Our strongets feelings goes to his family and friends.
Lets remember Laci, YU7SF in the future.
Nilay, TA3YJ & Berkin, TA3J
http://www.qsl.net/ta3j
http://www.qsl.net/ta3yj
ta3j@yahoo.com
ta3yj@yahoo.com
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>From jfunk at adams.net Mon Jun 24 19:19:34 2002
From: jfunk@adams.net (jim funk)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
Message-ID: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
"I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to have
to help me."
"What seems to be the problem?"
"I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
crack."
"And you'd do what, exactly?"
"I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
"Do you think that would change anything?"
"No. But I'd feel better."
"I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
"No!"
>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Tue Jun 25 01:12:00 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
Many times operators that tried to tell ME what MY class and section was,
instead of reporting their own. They would say something like, "UR 3A CO"
or "You're 1B in Kansas" when I was clearly 2A in Western Washington! Could
I have been wrong?
Signed,
Confused Field Day Operator
----- Original Message -----
From: jim funk <jfunk@adams.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 11:19 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From kg5u at hal-pc.org Mon Jun 24 22:40:19 2002
From: kg5u@hal-pc.org (Dale L Martin)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <MCBBJAHBAIHDJKDNKBBIAEAHCAAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
I especially like that eternal favorite "You're," as in...
"You're 1C Kansas"
Now, THAT gets old, too.
(I wanna yell back "No, I'm not! I'm 2A South Texas!")
73,
dale, kg5u
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're
> going to have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From TOMK5RC at aol.com Mon Jun 24 23:50:08 2002
From: TOMK5RC@aol.com (TOMK5RC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
Message-ID: <f9.1e22adaf.2a493460@aol.com>
My favorite is "Thanks for Nevada, that's a new one."
The best on-site event happened to me a few years ago. I was coaching a new
general at his first FD and first time on HF. I went through the logging,
exchange, etc, and demonstrated a few QSO's. I turned the rig over to him and
went to the rest room. When I returned he hadn't made a single QSO. I asked
what the problem was. He said he couldn't tune anyone in. Puzzled, I asked
for an example. He set the dial, as you would on a VHF radio, to an even
frequency, like 144.940. The only problem was that there was no one zero beat
on 14.280 or 14.290, so he couldn't work anyone.
But then, FD is where many of us learned the inside skinny about hamming.
Patience is a virtue.
Tom, K5RC
aka NV7A (NOT N4ZA)
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>From aa7bg at 3rivers.net Tue Jun 25 00:25:28 2002
From: aa7bg@3rivers.net (Matt & Carrie Trott)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Put the lime in the cocoanut..............
I feel your pain. I heard the same thing. I also heard one of our ops S&Ping
with the last three letters of the club call. I thought I would try and take
a stab at changing their operating habits, but when I asked, "Do you operate
HF much?", one said "not at all," so I didn't bother. I think these guys
must be having fun otherwise, why would they come out, but it sure is hard
to be in the concert hall when most of the piano players seem to be playing
with their feet. Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct"
them, but I just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and
bite my tongue.
.........and drink it all up.........I say DOKKKtuh..........to relieve this
bellyache!
Matt--K7BG at W7ECA
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of jim funk
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 5:20 PM
To: cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
"I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to have
to help me."
"What seems to be the problem?"
"I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
crack."
"And you'd do what, exactly?"
"I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
"Do you think that would change anything?"
"No. But I'd feel better."
"I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
"No!"
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>From k5zm at attbi.com Tue Jun 25 07:14:29 2002
From: k5zm@attbi.com (k5zm)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Or how 'bout this:
>From our s & p journeys...
"CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
"K7AW.."
"K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
I know, I know: It's not a contest. But it *is* where a good deal of our
next contesters will come from, no?
73,
Ian, K5ZM
----- Original Message -----
From: "jim funk" <jfunk@adams.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: 2002-Jun-24 23:19
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From n5nj at gte.net Tue Jun 25 08:35:29 2002
From: n5nj@gte.net (Bob Naumann - N5NJ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Message-ID: <007901c21c44$ca43f3c0$f2212f04@dslverizon.net>
I don't think that "forthright correcting" is what is needed. A "kinder,
gentler" approach is what's needed.
Those of us who can operate, need to demonstrate the proper way to operate,
so that these newbies can learn from it and hopefully emulate what they've
seen.
It seems that many of them are intrigued by the process of running stations,
even on CW, when they may not be able to copy themselves.
Let's face it, when their shack is on their belt, they don't get any
experience or training on how to work stations quickly and efficiently.
A couple of years ago, I stopped by a local Field Day set up at a very
visible public park. They were set up in a large pavilion with antennas
hanging all around. There were large signs, lots of literature for visitors
to pick up, and people hanging around, ready to talk to visitors. They had
two stations. One was empty, the other was manned by one person, with a
crowd gathered around watching him. I watched for about 15 minutes while he
tuned around and worked no one! Do you think this was exciting to visitors?
I think not. I didn't know any of these folks so I just left, but they
obviously had no clue what to do on the air.
We also need to remember that those we're working at the other end of the
path may be equally challenged and need encouragement, rather than
criticism.
73,
N5NJ
@ N5YA 3A NTX
----- Original Message -----
From: "Matt & Carrie Trott" <aa7bg@3rivers.net>
To: "jim funk" <jfunk@adams.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 12:25 AM
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> Put the lime in the cocoanut..............
>
> I feel your pain. I heard the same thing. I also heard one of our ops
S&Ping
> with the last three letters of the club call. I thought I would try and
take
> a stab at changing their operating habits, but when I asked, "Do you
operate
> HF much?", one said "not at all," so I didn't bother. I think these guys
> must be having fun otherwise, why would they come out, but it sure is hard
> to be in the concert hall when most of the piano players seem to be
playing
> with their feet. Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct"
> them, but I just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and
> bite my tongue.
>
> .........and drink it all up.........I say DOKKKtuh..........to relieve
this
> bellyache!
>
> Matt--K7BG at W7ECA
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of jim funk
> Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 5:20 PM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
>
>
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From n0ss at earthlink.net Tue Jun 25 09:01:22 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020625075126.00acedc0@localhost>
matt, K7BG writes to Jim Funk:
>I feel your pain. I heard the same thing. I also heard one of our ops S&Ping
>with the last three letters of the club call. I thought I would try and take
>a stab at changing their operating habits, but when I asked, "Do you operate
>HF much?", one said "not at all," so I didn't bother. I think these guys
>must be having fun otherwise, why would they come out, but it sure is hard
>to be in the concert hall when most of the piano players seem to be playing
>with their feet. Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct"
>them, but I just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and
>bite my tongue.
We have a pre-FD meeting about 2-3 days before the weekend. At that time,
we try to give any new ops, or any old ops who still persist, 'suggestions'
on what to say and what NOT to say... with particular attention to what NOT
to say. For the most part, it seems to work pretty well, though some will
revert, regardless of what they know is right.
Of course, we Do have to remember that this is a TRAINING EXERCISE and not
a contest, so should be willing to 1) cut everyone some slack, and 2)
attempt to further "suggest" possibly better (e.g. more
appropriate/efficient) methods of getting the information passed without
unnecessary verbiage. But I don't necessarily think that it's all that
appropriate to correct them WHILE they're on the air (unless they wish to
be), and often in front of a number of their friends. Doing so can often
cause you to lost an otherwise good operator.
73,
Tom Hammond N0SS
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Tue Jun 25 09:03:21 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <f9.1e22adaf.2a493460@aol.com>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020625080153.00ad0100@localhost>
Tom K5RC writes:
>The best on-site event happened to me a few years ago. I was coaching a new
>general at his first FD and first time on HF. I went through the logging,
>exchange, etc, and demonstrated a few QSO's. I turned the rig over to him and
>went to the rest room. When I returned he hadn't made a single QSO. I asked
>what the problem was. He said he couldn't tune anyone in. Puzzled, I asked
>for an example. He set the dial, as you would on a VHF radio, to an even
>frequency, like 144.940. The only problem was that there was no one zero beat
>on 14.280 or 14.290, so he couldn't work anyone.
Don't forget the 20M op who never makes a Q because he can't "find a clear
spot".
Tom N0SS
>From wd4ahz at gte.net Tue Jun 25 10:13:31 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Message-ID: <3D186C7B.F958C491@gte.net>
Matt & Carrie Trott wrote:
> Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct" them, but I
> just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and bite
> my tongue.
Why?
That's one of the things about Field Day ... to teach these folks proper
operating procedures! If we want to build the contest ranks, we
contesters must be the ones to pass along what we know to those who show
any kind of interest. If we don't take the time to teach proper
operating procedures, we can't turn around and complain about poor
operating procedures.
Our Field Day set-up included the new "GOTA" station ... which had none
other than K1TO teaching the newbies proper operating procedures! If
you're going to learn, it might as well be from one of the best.
That's what Field Day is all about.
73, Ron
>From aa4ga at contesting.com Tue Jun 25 10:42:47 2002
From: aa4ga@contesting.com (Lee Hiers)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Message-ID: <3D183B17.24225.398EE7@localhost>
On 25 Jun 2002 at 6:14, k5zm wrote:
> From our s & p journeys...
>
> "CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
> "K7AW.."
> "K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
In past years when this has happened to me, for fun I'd sometimes say
something like:
"OK W7ABC 1A Georgia"
"2A Washington"
"W7ABC Thanks QRZ Field Day K7AW"
And take the frequency.
Mean, I know. :)
--
Lee Hiers, AA4GA
Cornelia, Georgia
>From aa7bg at 3rivers.net Tue Jun 25 09:02:49 2002
From: aa7bg@3rivers.net (Matt & Carrie Trott)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D186C7B.F958C491@gte.net>
Message-ID: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMCENDDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Partly because I'm lazy, mostly because, these aren't a bunch of 12 year old
kids. As a matter of fact, at the ripe old age of 43 I was the youngest guy
out.
Matt
-----Original Message-----
From: Ron Wetjen [mailto:wd4ahz@gte.net]
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 7:14 AM
To: Matt & Carrie Trott
Cc: cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
Matt & Carrie Trott wrote:
> Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct" them, but I
> just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and bite
> my tongue.
Why?
That's one of the things about Field Day ... to teach these folks proper
operating procedures! If we want to build the contest ranks, we
contesters must be the ones to pass along what we know to those who show
any kind of interest. If we don't take the time to teach proper
operating procedures, we can't turn around and complain about poor
operating procedures.
Our Field Day set-up included the new "GOTA" station ... which had none
other than K1TO teaching the newbies proper operating procedures! If
you're going to learn, it might as well be from one of the best.
That's what Field Day is all about.
73, Ron
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>From swca at swbell.net Tue Jun 25 10:25:39 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "It's not a contest."
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
<002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Message-ID: <027501c21c54$30b36910$0100a8c0@TL01>
>I know, I know: It's not a contest.
I have NEVER understood this timeless Newington pronouncement. Somebody
show me why accuracy and efficiency should not be rewarded, especially
during an Emergency Preparedness Exercise.
I know I'm preaching to the choir.
My only guess is that it is an attempt to "not turn away the curious
newcomer." But what does that tell us about our image to the others?
Perception is everything whether based in reality or not. We can't ignore
this, and my guess is a substantial investment in this area by contesters
would yield an excellent return.
I think having Dennis in the Marketing chair at the ARRL could be a good
turn for contesting, but not if we sit around and watch.
Well, unless you're about to strangle the guy in the tent with his own mic
cord if says "please copy, you're..." one more time. Better for contesting
if you just keep THAT to yourself :)
Mark, N5OT
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:54:29 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
Just more reasons to stick with CW and forget that SSB stuff.
:>)
Then again, I copied some really weird code this weekend.
dink
----- Original Message -----
From: jim funk <jfunk@adams.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 11:19 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:55:36 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251455.g5PEta116427@localhost.localdomain>
2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 31, 2002
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Mail logs to:
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AE0Q(@K0HM) 425 181 12 75,296 Grand Mesa
N3RS 418 169 9.8 h 70,642 FRC
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:56:00 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251456.g5PEu0c16436@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
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Mail logs to:
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VE3CVG 95 51 20 6,630
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
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N2YEV 96 31 28 3,627
NL7CO 119 29 20+ 3,451
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Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K7VE/R K7VE,KD7PRN
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
KB1DFB KB1DFB,KE1LI,N1XS
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
W3SO AI3M,K3IXD,W3PAW,W3TEF,W3YOZ,WR3Z
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:56:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251456.g5PEuVj16445@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this Summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
GQ6YB 2209 83 24 916,735 Bristol CG
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
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All M/SSSB LP
CQ1CV(@CS6ARP) 567 55 12 155,925 Radio Clube Costa Ve
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All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
K6III 67 19 8 100 NCCC
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All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
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All SOCW HP
GQ4ZVJ(G4ZVJ) 1202 65 24 390,650
G3LET 1190 63 23.5 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
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All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
RW3VZ 133 26 17,290
HB9ARF 150 20 15,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1Hour 4,500
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All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
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All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5.5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
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All SOSSB HP
GS2MP(GM3WOJ) 1392 62 20 431,520 North of Scotland CG
GW0GEI 1044 48 15 250,560 Contest Cymru
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645 Contest Cambria
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3.5 960
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1.5 460
Operators:
CQ1CV CT1ERK,CT1ETE
GQ6YB G0HFX,G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV,G4FKA,G7ORR,M0AXF/EI3JE,
M0XXX
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 09:00:03 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251500.g5PF03516458@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this Summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
WP3C 2132 701 35.7 4,121,880
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
WX5S(@W6YX) 3545 966 48 7,984,956 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
VE7GL 2046 761 48 4,588,830
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
NZ1U(@KB1H) 1232 635 18 2,004,695 YCCC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
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NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
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NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
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NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
N9RV(W8LVN) 2433 713 36 4,601,702 SMC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
VA3XRZ 344 221 255,918
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K7JWD 390 158 16 61,620
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
XM7SZ(VA7RR) 1670 714 36 3,004,512 BC DX Club
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX5S K0BEE,K6ENT,K6UFO,N6DE,N7MH,W1SRD,W6CT,W6LD,
W7SW,WX5S
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 09:02:26 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251502.g5PF2Q916474@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 9,688,520
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
GX6YB 3281 818 48 5,502,686 Bristol CG
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
RW4PL 1615 634 28 2,074,448
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
OM6RM 1021 452 30 987,620
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DF0FS(DL1EKC) 1586 590 36 1,885,050 RR DX
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
S51NZ 262 204 112,608
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
OD5/OK1MU 1554 570 35 2,223,570
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
L51EXU(LW1EXU) 1333 578 2,281,366
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
9K9O(9K2RR) 2191 761 34 4,632,207 KUWAIT AMATEUR RADIO
S56M(@S50Q) 2000 803 36 3,547,654 SCC
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
OK1DDO 925 527 1,065,067
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
LY6A(LY2BM) 1250 629 36 1,465,570
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
T94FC 1086 549 34 1,112,274 Sarajevo Contest Gro
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
YZ1U(YT1UR) 894 471 30 1,163,370 YU CC
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX5S K0BEE,K6ENT,K6UFO,N6DE,N7MH,W1SRD,W6CT,W6LD,
W7SW,WX5S
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From paule at sfu.ca Tue Jun 25 09:40:00 2002
From: paule@sfu.ca (paule@sfu.ca)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Internet free computer time syncronization???
Message-ID: <200206251540.g5PFe0Tf019363@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
I was recently introduced to Beaconsee and at one station where
I would like to use it, relying on the internet for clock
syncronization is not realistic. Does anyone know of a
cost effective means of doing this? I have been looking
for an "atomic clock" which connects to the computer,
similar to an alarm clock I have, but so far I have
not found one. One product I found that uses satellites
costs around $500, which is out of the question.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Tue Jun 25 16:56:19 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "It's not a contest."
References:
<016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net><002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
<027501c21c54$30b36910$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <00ae01c21c60$d98363e0$27d7fea9@mirage>
> >I know, I know: It's not a contest.
>
> I have NEVER understood this timeless Newington pronouncement. Somebody
> show me why accuracy and efficiency should not be rewarded, especially
> during an Emergency Preparedness Exercise.
>
> My only guess is that it is an attempt to "not turn away the curious
> newcomer."
>
> Mark N5OT
And you're exactly right. If it's promoted as a contest - even lightly -
we'll lose a lot of folks that just don't want to be or think they can be
"competitive". Without getting into the psychology of it all, I think the
contest community's best return on time invested would be to...
1) Be there at Field Day and teach, teach, teach...
2) Suggest a Field Day challenge of another local club - say CW-against-CW
or something like that so it doesn't require that all operators be fully
committed to compete.
3) Right after Field Day, when everybody is still full of good memories,
suggest some kind of Sweepstakes "event" within the club for making, say,
100 QSOs or working 70 sections. Challenge another local club in some way.
4) Remind folks about the easy-going, friendly August NAQP (or whatever the
equivalent is in your QTH)
5) Pounce on the guys that are having the best time and organize a low-key
multi-op for WW or something.
Field Day is mostly a competition between one's own group, Mother Nature,
and the Forces of Murphy. For those of us that take it to the next level,
we can do that, too. It would be a good idea to add to the Field Day write
up - in the spirit of enhancing contest coverage in QST without adding
pages - commentary to the effect of, "If you enjoyed the freewheeling
hurly-burly of Field Day, try entering the following events..."
73, Ward N0AX
>From discreetly_confidential at yahoo.com Tue Jun 25 10:03:58 2002
From: discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com (Chuck)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D183B17.24225.398EE7@localhost>
Message-ID: <20020625160358.12246.qmail@web13304.mail.yahoo.com>
......AA4GA says..
"OK W7ABC 1A Georgia"
"2A Washington"
"W7ABC Thanks QRZ Field Day K7AW"
And take the frequency.
Mean, I know. :)
K3FT opines..
Mean? NO WAY! It's all part of the game. If
another op gives the opening because they are
unaware of a technique.. then it's fair game to
take and go! It's part of learning.
They will wonder 'what happened?' (maybe!) and
that might provoke them to learn something.
It is like any other effort. If you play a sport
and the other team is short of info on a proper
technique to play and you see the advantage and
take it.. well... life is...'
One thing about 'real life on the air contesting'
it plays no favorites and gives no quarter. It's
equitable.. and all can learn the tricks and
tips.
73
Chuck K3FT
Thanks to all who worked K3FT and gave Q's! I
appreciate it!
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>From k1dg at ix.netcom.com Tue Jun 25 10:09:02 2002
From: k1dg@ix.netcom.com (k1dg@ix.netcom.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Operating
Message-ID: <Springmail.0994.1025021342.0.46909400@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
K5ZM (at K7AW) said he heard:
>"CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
>
>"K7AW.."
>
>"K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
And it's not just FD.
There is a prominent local W1-area VHF/UHF college club station that operates
exactly
this way during VHF contests (at least the two in which I have operated and
listened to them...and sometimes they even omit the "go ahead" part). That is,
when they can actually hear any of the stations calling them, since turning a
beam occasionally also seems to be outside their skill set. I won't mention
the station specifically, but it is located at a famous Institute of
Technology in Massachusetts. Some operators/stations are just painful to
listen to.
But once in a while, a good op shows up at the local club FD site. The most
important lesson in contest operating I *ever* learned was on FD, when I took
over from the club hotshot on 40SSB, and was incredibly tense and nervous. I
starting talking so fast nobody could understand me, got all worked up when I
couldn't copy a guy calling me or if two guys called at once. The club
hotshot, Howie Gould, then K1HHN, now W9HG, tapped me on the shoulder and said
"Come on now, take a deep breath and relax. Don't get so worked up. This is
supposed to be fun, right? So have fun!".
That was in 1969 I think.
And I'm still having fun. Thanks, Howie.
73,
Doug K1DG
p.s. Only 18 more days til WRTC2002. (If K4OJ won't do it, someone has to!)
>From w2up at mindspring.com Tue Jun 25 17:36:46 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
References: <02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
Message-ID: <3D189C1E.11651.1587584@localhost>
On 25 Jun 2002 mwdink@eskimo.com wrote:
> Just more reasons to stick with CW and forget that SSB stuff.
>
> :>)
>
> Then again, I copied some really weird code this weekend.
>
> dink
>
Speaking of which, I think I heard more bugs and Lake Erie swings over
the weekend than I've heard in the last year.
Barry W2UP (the only CW op at W2ZQ on Saturday afternoon)--
Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>From paule at sfu.ca Tue Jun 25 12:30:14 2002
From: paule@sfu.ca (paule@sfu.ca)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the internet???
Message-ID: <200206251830.g5PIUETf006031@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
I am aware of some of the software that will do it
via the internet, but in the particular situation I
have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
Any thoughts???
Thanks again.
cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
>From ad1c at yahoo.com Tue Jun 25 12:40:53 2002
From: ad1c@yahoo.com (Jim Reisert)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Internet free computer time syncronization???
In-Reply-To: <200206251540.g5PFe0Tf019363@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Message-ID: <20020625184053.91446.qmail@web13602.mail.yahoo.com>
Check out this web site:
http://www.radiocontrolledclock.com/
They sell clocks that sync off low-frequency transmissions of WWVB. One model
has a serial port which can be used to synchornize your computer:
http://www.radiocontrolledclock.com/noname4.html
Less than $100
73 - Jim AD1C
=====
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USA +978-251-9933, <jjreisert@alum.mit.edu>, http://www.ad1c.com
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>From N5RP at pdq.net Tue Jun 25 14:48:48 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D189C1E.11651.1587584@localhost>
References: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
<02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020625133925.00b83900@pop.pdq.net>
I, for one, am grateful for every contact I make during FD weekend with a
new station or operator that might normally never get on during HF contest
operations.
As I work the "inefficient ops", I make a point, not always, but often, of
thanking them for the contact, wishing them a "good morning'" before I give
the exchange, and even take a second to ask the op where the exact location
and setup situation might be.
Adherence to ultra rate highly efficient contest QSO exchange format ? -
not exactly.
Fun ? - yes.
Will it bring somebody new into a weekend chase ? - Hopefully.
Do I care at how inept the "other end" might be in the QSO exchange ? - Nope.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From jeflanders at comcast.net Tue Jun 25 19:50:02 2002
From: jeflanders@comcast.net (Jerry Flanders)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Internet free computer time syncronization???
In-Reply-To: <200206251540.g5PFe0Tf019363@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625183712.00a195b0@mail.comcast.net>
A conventional GPS that has a standard serial connection can furnish
accurate time synch to the PC. Not sure what software is required, but I
believe UI-View has it built-in. Maybe other products as well.
I was considering adding a cheap GPS to this computer for time synch, but
then was able to hook it to my home network instead, so now it gets its
time synch from the internet via freeware NetLab 1.4 instead. Back when I
shopped, I found GPS refurbs as low as $50 (TripMate brand).
The very early computer clocks could be adjusted for drift. Don't know if
any motherboards still offer that - maybe you could hack an outboard
circuit to do it for your motherboard, then have the opsys reset the
software clock from that periodically??
Jerry W4UK
At 08:40 6/25/02 -0700, paule@sfu.ca wrote:
>I was recently introduced to Beaconsee and at one station where
>I would like to use it, relying on the internet for clock
>syncronization is not realistic. Does anyone know of a
>cost effective means of doing this? I have been looking
>for an "atomic clock" which connects to the computer,
>similar to an alarm clock I have, but so far I have
>not found one. One product I found that uses satellites
>costs around $500, which is out of the question.
>
>Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
>
>cheers, Paul - VA7NT
>From kbrown at powerhouseproductions.com Tue Jun 25 15:30:29 2002
From: kbrown@powerhouseproductions.com (Kevin Brown)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D189C1E.11651.1587584@localhost>
Message-ID: <013401c21c7e$cae111c0$6401a8c0@jffsn1.mo.home.com>
While we're on the subject, and understand I don't consider myself of
your cr?me de le cr?me contester types. I do enjoy contesting and work
hard to get the rate up and keep it there... HOWEVER, most noticeable to
me during the just passed field day are the number of stations who call
a station running a frequency and immediately sending their report as
part of their initial call - even during a pileup. So, in the middle of
our pileups, a station is trying hard to work us, but cannot seem to
wait until he knows we're calling him. This appears more pervasive and
critical than some simple grammar "you are" stuff. If you're calling a
station, you best make darned sure he's talking to you before you send
your exchange. On a couple of occassions, stations that did that to
me... Often waited until they were the ONLY ones left trying to work me,
and then were told to "make sure I've got your callsign before you go
sending a report" That technique to me, is MUCH more important than "you
are blah blah." I can ignore the grammar issue... The other however is
annoying, and happens VERY too often.
And how many of us (myself included) actually sent the report correctly
each time?
(using N0SS since he can take it out on me personally if he so desires!)
KC0CZI QRZ FIELD DAY
N0SS
N0SS DE KC0CZI 2A MO
KC0CZI DE N0SS 2A MO
Suffix-only dropping is also pervasive and annoying. That isn't a
callsign. What's your FULL callsign? Surely you guys realize how
annoying it is to have to back up in your logging software and fix the
call.
And what about stations that REFUSE to use phonetics even when asked...
Can't begin to tell you how many times that happened this past weekend.
All in all however - those issues are good for receivers to deal with as
prepping them for real disasters when calling stations will not follow
your requested formatics.
However, I totally realize that this is NOT a contest... The desire to
get and maintain a high-rate is more as a training and exercise in
technique to ensure that operators are efficient handling messages
rapidly (in whatever method works best), though formatted exchanges go a
LONG way to conditioning that listening to only expect certain things...
In a real disaster, there wouldn't be any pre-conditioned formattics
(especially in a tactical environment). But, again, it's not a contest
- it's a disaster preparedness exercise. Again - our primary interest
in ALL of this is to GET THE MESSAGE THROUGH. For Field Day.. I tend to
make some exceptions, and remember them as training points later.
Of more interest to me... How many of your clubs actually treated your
setup and/or tear down as a disaster response? I suspect not nearly
enough.
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com] On Behalf Of Barry
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 11:37 AM
To: mwdink@eskimo.com; cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
On 25 Jun 2002 mwdink@eskimo.com wrote:
> Just more reasons to stick with CW and forget that SSB stuff.
>
> :>)
>
> Then again, I copied some really weird code this weekend.
>
> dink
>
Speaking of which, I think I heard more bugs and Lake Erie swings over
the weekend than I've heard in the last year.
Barry W2UP (the only CW op at W2ZQ on Saturday afternoon)--
Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
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>From gmacie at xmmcorp.com Tue Jun 25 18:03:14 2002
From: gmacie@xmmcorp.com (Macie, Gordon)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Sweepstake Scores
Message-ID: <8FE1421FA0DB784291538271CB9E49906397D6@artemis.dsi-msl.com>
I download the csv file from arrl.org for 2001 sweepstakes for cw and phone..
Does anyone have previous years ??.. Reply direct thanks
Gordon Macie
N4LR
gmacie@hotmail.com
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>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Tue Jun 25 19:03:34 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
<02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
<5.1.1.2.2.20020625133925.00b83900@pop.pdq.net>
Message-ID: <00b001c21cad$4c204b60$edfe7243@sbcglobal.net>
Once again, I find myself essentially in-tune with what Bob, and some
others, have written.
Instead of ridiculing our FD brethren, they need to be encouraged, and shown
HOW to do it. We all had to start some-time, some-how, and I wonder how
many of us would like to hear recordings of our first ever QSO's, contest or
not..............?
Sadly, in the collective, we have managed to leave a pathetic legacy of HOW
NOT TO OPERATE for all the world to hear, and emulate.
WHERE do these gentlemen learn the "please copy"? NETS and LISTS, of
course. Wonderful examples of how not to operate......
WHERE do these gentlemen learn that you don't even have to know the other
station's call, before calling? PACKET, of course.
Perhaps the ULTIMATE example of non-operating.
We have met the enemy, and it is us.
Vy 73
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob, N5RP" <N5RP@pdq.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 11:48 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> I, for one, am grateful for every contact I make during FD weekend with a
> new station or operator that might normally never get on during HF contest
> operations.
>
> As I work the "inefficient ops", I make a point, not always, but often, of
> thanking them for the contact, wishing them a "good morning'" before I
give
> the exchange, and even take a second to ask the op where the exact
location
> and setup situation might be.
>
> Adherence to ultra rate highly efficient contest QSO exchange format ? -
> not exactly.
> Fun ? - yes.
> Will it bring somebody new into a weekend chase ? - Hopefully.
> Do I care at how inept the "other end" might be in the QSO exchange ? -
Nope.
>
>
>
> Bob Perring
> ...........................................
> Amateur Radio Station N5RP
> mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
> N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
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>From thompson at mindspring.com Tue Jun 25 23:20:08 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Operating
References: <Springmail.0994.1025021342.0.46909400@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001901c21cb7$ff21e700$748256d1@default>
Operating a casual 1B this happened to me several times. This actually
turns the frequency over to me. I send 1B Georgia and W7ABC comes back with
2A Washington. Its also slows things down.
I also noted extra comments (such as North Carolina sure beats Georgia).
Several also told me "when last heard" but since a report is not needed I
can't figure out why this is said.
Regarding the phrase "please copy" I hear this now in local traffic
handling. As an old hand (years ago ) of the National Trafiic System
(local, TCC, and both RN5 and 4RN) this must be a new technique. I hope
ARES does not teach this and I am asking the Georgia SM about this. Its
extra words that aren't needed whether a contest or an emergency test
exercise.
I did note some excellent operators even among the young and the YL's
recruited to bring in contacts.
K1AR's first contacts were at a field day before he was first licensed (in
the July Contest Column in CQ)...bet there are a lot of us out there!
73 Dave K4JRB
> K5ZM (at K7AW) said he heard:
>
> >"CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
> >
> >"K7AW.."
> >
> >"K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
>
> And it's not just FD.
>
>From kcechura at umr.edu Tue Jun 25 23:02:37 2002
From: kcechura@umr.edu (Ken Cechura)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] more on logging programs
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625215745.00b88fd8@pop3.umr.edu>
ok, let's start the war...or the email storm....email me direct or to the
list, doesnt matter....
Windows contest logger
what would the ideal one have?
(besides: TCP/IP networking, cabrillo log generation, (maybe points
calculation....PITA), section list, dupe checking, dupe listing while
you're entering the callsign, ???)
workign on writing a logger, hopefully will have it alpha released by
sweeps.....had the alpha 0.0.1 out at field day, decided it needed soem
work, now need some more ideas....
thanks
Ken
||==============================||
// Kenneth R. Cechura, KC9UMR \\
// kcechura@umr.edu \\
\\ Station Trustee, KF9ART //
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||==============================||
>From hamcat at directvinternet.com Wed Jun 26 04:43:46 2002
From: hamcat@directvinternet.com (K4SB)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
<02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
<5.1.1.2.2.20020625133925.00b83900@pop.pdq.net>
<00b001c21cad$4c204b60$edfe7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <3D193872.8239CC03@directvinternet.com>
James Neiger wrote:
SNIPPED
> We have met the enemy, and it is us.
> Vy 73
> Jim Neiger N6TJ
With all due apologies to Jim's very insightful post, it is NOT us.
That "please copy" can probably be traced to less than 50 hams in the
US, operating with greatly exaggerated opinions of themselves.
I remember checking into the 20 Meter county hunters net as I was
leaving Church, and thought I would drive north to hand out a few
relatively rare ones for GA. Apparently, the MC, a K2, had announced
some time
before not to use phonetics, and I was soundly chastised. I replied to
him that our minister, as a general rule, did not allow pickups in the
sanctuary, and that he could "kiss my ass"!
In this case, a virus which has infected 10s of thousands.
Dxpeditions are another cause. When they ask for "last 2", do what
9K2ZZ does. LOG them as such. His mgr. has explicit instructions to
reject any QSL logged with a 2 letter call, and to put such on the
original QSL with a note to that effect!
It's not us, but until we have the guts to openly criticize and inform
a newcomer for such, we share the blame.
73
Ed
>From ua9cdc at r66.ru Wed Jun 26 11:17:39 2002
From: ua9cdc@r66.ru (Igor Sokolov)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] more on logging programs
References: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625215745.00b88fd8@pop3.umr.edu>
Message-ID: <001a01c21cc8$69ea60c0$0801a8c0@mail.ur.ru>
> Windows contest logger
>
> what would the ideal one have?
> (besides: TCP/IP networking, cabrillo log generation, (maybe points
> calculation....PITA), section list, dupe checking, dupe listing while
> you're entering the callsign, ???)
>
> workign on writing a logger, hopefully will have it alpha released by
> sweeps.....had the alpha 0.0.1 out at field day, decided it needed soem
> work, now need some more ideas....
>
> thanks
> Ken
1) Smart band map (similar or better then in TRlog)
2) Fully user configurable
3) Possibility to add tests with non standard rules and point and multipler
systems
5) CW and RTTY sending and receiving
6) Support of all the types and brands of radios
7) Must be able to control antenna switch, linear amp, rotator
8) Build in Digital voice keyer
9) Ability to record audio of the entire contest with time stamps
10) Full support of M/S and M/M (things like passing mult from band to band,
keeping logs on different computer of the network in sync, provision of tx
inhibit on all the other trcvrs when one of them is in TX mode fo M/S etc)
11) On the fly and post contest analyses of band changes, rate by hours,
calls continental distribution ets (see post utility in TRlog)
12) Super check partial and other user database support
13) should be very fast even with several comps in the network and few
thousand QSO in the log
14)Should run across the range of platforms (Win95/98/NT/2000/XP )
15) should be reasonable in hardware requirements (should run on
Pentium90/133 with 16Mg of RAM)
I could go on an on but will better stop here :)
Igor UA9CDC
>From andy at mtts.elcom.ru Wed Jun 26 11:47:04 2002
From: andy@mtts.elcom.ru (Andrey Zinchenko RW3VZ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] About Marconi Memorial Contest - 2002
Message-ID: <011c01c21cdd$4bf9afc0$0e2143c2@mtts.elcom.ru>
Hi, All.
It isn't possible to send a log for MMC.
The ik6ptj@qsl.net isn't working.
May be another e-mail exists?
73!Andy
>From paul at ei5di.com Wed Jun 26 08:47:27 2002
From: paul@ei5di.com (Paul O'Kane)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] more on logging programs
References: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625215745.00b88fd8@pop3.umr.edu>
Message-ID: <002a01c21cdd$5712df80$e5a5fea9@dell>
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken Cechura" <kcechura@umr.edu>
> Windows contest logger
>
> what would the ideal one have?
Every contester has a different idea of what the "ideal" should
be. There is no single contest logger that is best in all
respects - any more than there is a single best antenna or best
rig.
If you're serious about writing a contest logger, then just do
it - and start by including the features and the contests that you
yourself prefer. It'll take longer than you think, and it may be
even longer before before anyone will buy the software. When they
do, however, you'll soon get all the feedback you need. If the
software is free, on the other hand, some potential users may feel
you're not fully commited to the project.
73,
Paul EI5DI
>From christor at microsoft.com Wed Jun 26 10:00:40 2002
From: christor@microsoft.com (Christoph Rheker)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: AW: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the
internet???
Message-ID:
<B8684750380B964F854CAC18406FCF52035B7A86@muc-msg-03.europe.corp.microsoft.com>
Hallo Paul,
here in Europe we can use the DCF-77 transmitter nr Frankfurt
on 77,5 kHz or MSF in England on 60 kHz to do that.
You will need a software that can decode the time signals
and then set the PC clock. SpecLab by DL4YHF
(see www.qsl.net/dl4yhf) does is.
However.. I am not sure if you can receive DCF-77 or
MSF in North America.
73 de Chris DL4YAO
-----Urspr?ngliche Nachricht-----
Von: paule@sfu.ca [mailto:paule@sfu.ca]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 25. Juni 2002 20:30
An: cq-contest@contesting.com
Betreff: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the internet???
Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
I am aware of some of the software that will do it
via the internet, but in the particular situation I
have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
Any thoughts???
Thanks again.
cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
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>From k4ww at arrl.net Wed Jun 26 06:57:42 2002
From: k4ww@arrl.net (Shelby Summerville)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <013401c21c7e$cae111c0$6401a8c0@jffsn1.mo.home.com>
Message-ID: <001c01c21cf7$ea1d8c20$87badc0c@insightbb.com>
"Kevin Brown" <kbrown@powerhouseproductions.com> wrote: "However, I totally
realize that this is NOT a contest"
Pronunciation: 'k?n-"test
Function: noun
1 : a struggle for superiority or victory
Scores are kept, results are published? NOT a contest...."surely you jest"!
"In a real disaster, there wouldn't be any pre-conditioned formattics"
Having "been there, done that", I see a "noticable difference" in the
ability to copy/understand the received information under pressure, in those
"comfortable" with sending/receiving information, and those that are not?
Until those that feel they are prepared for disaster communications are
ready to admit that they aren't, all of the training in the world will not
have any success, because "they" won't attend?
IMHO, Field Day should be a "social event" with some directed interest
toward proving the ability to provide emergency communications and
demonstrate this ability to the public. The "real" emergency agencies are
already aware of whom they can "count on" in a "real" emergency!
C'Ya, Shelby - K4WW
>From windev at inetmarket.com Wed Jun 26 10:06:42 2002
From: windev@inetmarket.com (Gerry Hull)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the internet???
In-Reply-To: <200206251830.g5PIUETf006031@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
References: <200206251830.g5PIUETf006031@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Message-ID: <20020626090130.0506.WINDEV@inetmarket.com>
Hi Paul,
No problem. All you need is a GPS that outputs NEMA
sentences (most do) with an RS-232 cable. Then, go to
http://www.kaska.demon.co.uk/tardis.htm and download
Tardis 200, a shareware atomic clock program that works
with Internet sources, or a GPS that outputs NEMA sentences.
I used it during the VHF contest (from a mountaintop w/no internet)
for syncing JT44, and it gave me 0.127 second accuracy! Not too bad.
73,
Gerry, W1VE/VE1RM
> Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
> the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
>
> I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
> clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
>
> I am aware of some of the software that will do it
> via the internet, but in the particular situation I
> have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
>
> Any thoughts???
>
> Thanks again.
>
> cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
> "Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
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Hull Computer Consulting
POB C, Greenfield, NH
Home Office: 603-547-8327
Voice Mail/Fax: 866-823-5473
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>From thompson at mindspring.com Wed Jun 26 12:11:14 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
Message-ID: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
not come from them.
They all noticed this too.
The ball is in out court as contesters to get to the clubs and help them
train their operators in good techniques. Most of the field day operators
are not contesters and welcome advice as they want to improve the club
score. I told the SEC that even a slow op could add 5 or 10 QSO's per hour
if they followed good procedures. I was told that many of the young
operators were given a script to follow
in making QSOs. One YL (she is now a General) at a local club made over
500 SSB QSOs following a script last year.
Field Day is a great opportunity for contesters to make an impact and train
new contesters. Its a big weekend for many clubs. You might even learn
something!
73 Dave K4JRB
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Wed Jun 26 12:00:35 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
In-Reply-To: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
>I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
>not come from them.
For what little I'm sure it'll be worth... Even though my operation has
been 95% CW, I began operating in sectional phone nets in about 1959,
though it wasn't until probably 1965 or so that I began hearing "Please
copy" used by some operators. By the late '60s it was quite a bit more
prominent (at least in the Midwest). I believe it's still seen regularly on
a number of phone nets... usually local or sectional, rather than regional
or larger.
Granted, it's not good operating procedure, but it IS something many ops
have grown up with and will continue to do so until those who use it stop
doing so.
73,
Tom N0SS
>From snichols at mvosprey.com Wed Jun 26 14:50:41 2002
From: snichols@mvosprey.com (Scott Nichols)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
References: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
Message-ID: <3D19F0E1.1EA4438D@mvosprey.com>
I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts as an instinctive "bridge"
between the callsign and the report in a situation where a signal report is not
required. We are used to giving a "59" before the required exchange, and when we
can't start the exchange with the standard "59", we want to replace it with
something else.
You rarely hear "please copy" in ARRL DX or CQ WPX etc., where the report starts
with a signal report...
I catch myself somethimes wanting to say it as well, just to smooth out the
verbage in the report...I'm no linguist, but it seems to flow better...Whether
it be "please copy" or "your" or "good morning, your" or whatever...It also
seems a little more friendly...It's been going on for years...I remember my
first Field Day in 1975, one of the old timers said it in every QSO...That still
sticks in my head and is the reason the phrase still comes to my mind when
giving a SSB report in Field Day...Must have been more prevalent back then ?? I
don't know...I stuck to CW this year.......
73, and hope to see you in the RAC Canada Day Contest July 1st 0000z-2359z
(where a signal report IS required, so I'll be testing out my theory!!)
Scott,VE1OP
"David L. Thompson" wrote:
> I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
> not come from them.
> They all noticed this too.
>
> The ball is in out court as contesters to get to the clubs and help them
> train their operators in good techniques. Most of the field day operators
> are not contesters and welcome advice as they want to improve the club
> score. I told the SEC that even a slow op could add 5 or 10 QSO's per hour
> if they followed good procedures. I was told that many of the young
> operators were given a script to follow
> in making QSOs. One YL (she is now a General) at a local club made over
> 500 SSB QSOs following a script last year.
>
> Field Day is a great opportunity for contesters to make an impact and train
> new contesters. Its a big weekend for many clubs. You might even learn
> something!
>
> 73 Dave K4JRB
>
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>From wd3q at erols.com Wed Jun 26 12:23:11 2002
From: wd3q@erols.com (Eric Rosenberg)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without >using the
internet???
Message-ID: <260602177.40960@webbox.com>
For a wireless solution using GPS satellites, look at TAPR's
Most Accurate Clock (TOC). This is a really neat piece of equipment.
Look at http://www.tapr.org/tapr/html/tac2.html
Eric W3DQ
Washington, DC
>--- Original Message ---
>To: cq-contest@contesting.com
>From: paule@sfu.ca
>Reply-To: paule@sfu.ca
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without >using
the internet???
>
>Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
>the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
>
>I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
>clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
>
>I am aware of some of the software that will do it
>via the internet, but in the particular situation I
>have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
>
>Any thoughts???
>
>Thanks again.
>
>cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
>"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Wed Jun 26 15:30:27 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ARRL Contest Online Results opened
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC044F8EED@KAHLESS>
Hi all:
The Online results for the 2001 ARRL 160 Meter Contest and the 2002 ARRL
January VHF Sweepstakes have been opened at:
www.arrl.org/contest/results
Many thanks to Will Roberts, AA4NC, for his excellent work on the 160 Meter
results article and to Mark Hoffman K2AXX and Jeff Ach, W2FU, for their work
on the January VHF Sweepstakes articles.
As we continue to explore options with the online results, your feedback is
important. Remember that this feature is new and really a "work in
progress". As we continue to expand the coverage, we will also try to
address concerns/problems that may arise. While the authors write the work,
the online presentation and data work is directed by ARRL Headquarters staff
persons. Many thanks to those staffers as we continue to learn - just like
you - how to best provide you with more user information on the ARRL contest
events. A special thanks goes to the ARRL Web Software Development
Department, especially Jon Bloom, KE3Z, and Tom Hogerty, WC1J. Also, many
thanks to the MVP - Most Valuable Person - in the ARRL Contest Branch, my
assistant Kathy Allison, KA1RWY. As a team, we will continue to work on
presentation and features.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me personally at
n1nd@arrl.org
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From loumecseri at bestnetpc.com Wed Jun 26 15:54:06 2002
From: loumecseri@bestnetpc.com (Loumecseri)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
Message-ID: <3D1A0DCE.9C7E8CB6@bestnetpc.com>
What is wrong with being polite?
73s
Lou
Tom Hammond N?SS wrote:
> >I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
> >not come from them.
>
> For what little I'm sure it'll be worth... Even though my operation has
> been 95% CW, I began operating in sectional phone nets in about 1959,
> though it wasn't until probably 1965 or so that I began hearing "Please
> copy" used by some operators. By the late '60s it was quite a bit more
> prominent (at least in the Midwest). I believe it's still seen regularly on
> a number of phone nets... usually local or sectional, rather than regional
> or larger.
>
> Granted, it's not good operating procedure, but it IS something many ops
> have grown up with and will continue to do so until those who use it stop
> doing so.
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
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>From al_lorona at agilent.com Wed Jun 26 14:09:04 2002
From: al_lorona@agilent.com (al_lorona@agilent.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
Message-ID: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C120F@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
I have poked fun at myself for years for using "Please copy" in contests. I
know I shouldn't, but I can't help myself. I think it goes back to my
hometraining; I can still hear my mother telling me to say "Please," and "Thank
you," for practically every social situation.
But really, "Please copy" is so much more friendly, more social, and, more
importantly, a more effective attention-getting signal than an abrupt
"Thirty-seven alpha Sacramento Valley." What, no "QSL", no "Roger", not even a
"Thanks" preceding the exchange? "Please copy" is a very efficient way of
saying, "Pick up your pencil and turn on the DSP or whatever you have to do;
here comes my exchange. You ready?"
I have resisted the pressure to become less human and more robotic, especially
during Field Day when new hams and the public are listening in such greater
numbers than during any other time. "Please copy" is my little tiny way of
making the scary a little bit less scary.
After September 11, a lot was written in the press about how people had become,
at least for the moment, a little bit nicer to each other in the enormity and
the shock of what had happened, not only in New York, but everywhere else in
the country. People honked their horns just a little bit less, and said "Hello"
just a little bit more. In a real real, you know, nationwide emergency, I bet
you that hearing an occasional "Please copy" is going to give you a slightly
more reassuring feeling as you pass traffic that is largely depressing and
terrifying.
You guys sometimes make a mountain out of a molehill!
W6LX said that.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tom Hammond N?SS [mailto:n0ss@earthlink.net]
> Sent: Wednesday, 26 June 2002 9:01 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
>
>
>
> >I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase
> "please copy" did
> >not come from them.
>
> For what little I'm sure it'll be worth... Even though my
> operation has
> been 95% CW, I began operating in sectional phone nets in about 1959,
> though it wasn't until probably 1965 or so that I began
> hearing "Please
> copy" used by some operators. By the late '60s it was quite a
> bit more
> prominent (at least in the Midwest). I believe it's still
> seen regularly on
> a number of phone nets... usually local or sectional, rather
> than regional
> or larger.
>
> Granted, it's not good operating procedure, but it IS
> something many ops
> have grown up with and will continue to do so until those who
> use it stop
> doing so.
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
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>
>From discreetly_confidential at yahoo.com Wed Jun 26 14:07:29 2002
From: discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com (Chuck)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
In-Reply-To: <3D19F0E1.1EA4438D@mvosprey.com>
Message-ID: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
"I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
"..It also seems a little more friendly..."
K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
the pros in this world is that even though the
guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
considered.
The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
the start of the message (on voice circuits)
helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
personal touch' in the mix.
Another purpose is to give the recieving
operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
though you know that the other guy is ready
because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
energize the brain/body to begin actually
writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
traffic', put down the mic, ready his
pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
whatever you send next.
Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
your readiness to receive and your full
readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
providing that needed delay so the reciever can
be assured of having all in place to copy.
That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
73
Chuck K3FT
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>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Wed Jun 26 21:36:04 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy - Not Worth the Bother
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
Message-ID: <008d01c21d51$18bd2280$27d7fea9@mirage>
"Please copy" is probably the littlest, most insignificant of our fish to
fry. It is hardly more of a vermiform appendix than our own repetitive and
useless "599". If we decide to beat the newbies up for a transgression on
this level, it will hardly be a wonder if they decide to take their ham
radio minutes elsewhere.
Teach, not punish!
73, Ward N0AX
>From i2uiy at cqww.com Wed Jun 26 17:54:11 2002
From: i2uiy@cqww.com (I2UIY)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Eu Sprint Spring 2002 - SSB & CW Results
Message-ID: <4.1.20020626202442.00b48c10@popmail.libero.it>
Eu Sprint - Spring 2002
Rules and All Time Records can be seen at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Dear OM,
Here are the results of the first two EU Sprint contests of 2002.
The winners of the first two sprints of the year are Timo, OH1NOA
(operating as OH1F), and Dave, G4BUO.
SSB. Timo achieved the fourth highest SSB score ever and the second
highest score of all time on 20m. During the SSB Sprint 20 was the best
band and most entrants made great scores on this band. Second place
went to Peter, YL7A. He beat OH1F on both 40 and 80 but Timo's 102 QSOs
on 20 made the difference. Third place goes to Ran, UW5Q. Thirteen
station made more than 150 valid QSOs and this includes some new faces,
which is a good sign!
CW. Dave, G4BUO, won his second CW Sprint and - for the first time - the
three highest scores are all from the same country: England. Second place
goes to Steve, G0CKP, and third belongs to Andy, G4PIQ/P. Conditions were
not so good as during the SSB leg on the previous weekend. 20m was still
the best band but QSO numbers were much lower.
2002 Eu Sprint Plaques. Please remember that each country winner will
receive a colourful certificate but - at the end of the year - the big prizes
will go
to the three highest combined scores. To qualify you must have entered at least
three of the four European Sprint contests in 2002.
Autumn 2002. Please remember that the next two events will take place in
October as follows:
SSB: first Saturday in October - 5 October 2002 - managed by I2UIY
CW: second Saturday in October - 12 October 2002 - managed by OK2FD
Rules and All Time Records can be seen at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Finally, we were very sorry to hear of the passing of Laci, YU7SF. He was a
great supporter of all contests including the Sprints and we will all miss his
callsign in future events.
=============================
Results of the 2002 Spring SSB Eu Sprint
held on April 13, 2002 - Manager G4BUO.
Rules and All Time Records can be seen
at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Call Name Q's 80 40 20
------------------------------------------------
1. OH1F TIMO 193 31 60 102
2. YL7A PETER 185 33 61 91
3. UW5Q RAN 178 29 50 99
4. UX0FF NIK 175 39 52 84
5. RX3DCX DIMA 174 34 57 83
UA4LU VLAD 174 25 51 98
7. RW2F ANDY 173 25 60 88
8. LY4AA SAM 170 34 51 85
9. LY9A GED 167 27 42 98
10. 9A3NM SASA 165 43 55 67
11. LY2OX TED 159 33 46 80
12. UA2FZ IGOR 158 36 48 74
13. OK1RK DAVID 154 37 49 68
14. GM3POI CLIVE 149 22 46 81
EA5DFV JOSE 149 14 40 95
16. IK4SXJ PIERO 147 31 39 77
17. IK2HKT STEN 145 32 45 68
18. IK2ANI ALDO 144 28 50 66
DH1TW TOBY 144 21 51 72
20. UX1UA SERGE 140 32 26 82
IV3KTY MARK 140 28 45 67
22. IK8UND SAL 135 2 51 82
23. G0AEV STEVE 125 20 40 65
24. ON6NL ANTON 119 19 43 57
25. 9A7P LEE 118 19 44 55
26. M5ZAP ANDY 117 21 38 58
27. G0MTN LEE 112 12 35 65
28. OL5Y MARTIN 109 19 48 42
29. GW4BLE STEVE 108 26 32 50
30. EA3BOX JOAN 103 0 34 69
31. IK2CIO VINI 102 26 30 46
32. Z32AF VEN 98 8 20 70
SM4AIO ERNIE 98 11 15 72
IZ1ANK STEVE 98 14 35 49
35. GW3NJW CLIVE 91 10 24 57
36. IN3FHE INA 89 8 29 52
37. UA3DLD ALEX 88 16 15 57
38. IK1TTD BEN 85 11 28 46
39. IK2YYS WAL 76 10 28 38
40. LZ2UZ KRISTO 73 4 0 69
41. I2SVA ALEX 68 0 18 50
42. SM3X LARS 61 0 0 61
G0VOK NIALL 61 0 8 53
8S0F INGVAR 61 0 0 61
45. UA1WBV SERGE 59 6 9 44
LZ1DM PLAM 59 18 0 41
47. EA3AKA GABRIEL 56 0 0 56
48. I2WIJ BOB 54 11 0 43
49. OK2BND JAN 53 0 20 33
50. OM1AW MINO 51 8 17 26
51. EA3FHP JOSEP 48 0 10 38
52. RW3FO DIMA 47 0 12 35
IZ0BXZ MAX 47 0 9 38
54. SP3JIY NICK 46 0 0 46
55. EA9AI JAVI 37 0 0 37
56. EU4LY YURI 35 7 0 28
57. SN4X JACK 34 0 3 31
58. IS0LLJ ANNA 33 0 13 20
59. EA4EFJ JOSE 32 0 0 32
EI/G4BUO DAVE 32 5 19 8
YU7SF LACI 32 2 3 27
62. GD4GWQ ANN 27 0 5 22
63. IZ0BNR PINO 21 0 0 21
64. AT0D RAM 19 0 0 19
IZ2EJU RIK 19 0 0 19
66. SM6DER DAN 17 0 0 17
67. LY3BY WILLY 15 0 0 15
68. DL4RDJ JOE 11 0 11 0
Results of the 2002 Spring CW Eu Sprint
held on April 20, 2002 - Manager I2UIY.
Rules and All Time Records can be seen
at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Call Name Q's 80 40 20
------------------------------------------------
1. G4BUO DAVE 143 36 53 54
2. G0CKP STEVE 139 36 52 51
3. G4PIQ/P ANDY 137 35 47 55
4. UA2FZ IGOR 134 33 49 52
5. OL0E VOC 131 40 53 38
6. GM3POI CLIVE 129 32 44 53
7. LY2OX TED 128 38 45 45
8. EA3KU FER 126 28 35 63
9A3NM SASA 126 35 48 43
LY4AA SAM 126 41 45 40
11. RW2F ANDY 125 39 43 43
12. OL5Y MAR 121 36 49 36
13. IK4MTF PET 120 33 48 39
14. M0TTT ROB 119 34 37 48
UY5ZZ VLAD 119 31 50 38
16. UX1UA SERGE 114 34 40 40
G3SXW ROGER 114 31 42 41
18. RA3XO SANY 113 35 42 36
19. IK2CIO VINI 111 30 35 46
20. GU3SQX ED 108 29 43 36
21. GW3NJW CLIVE 107 23 37 47
22. YL7A PETER 103 28 43 32
23. IK2HKT STEN 102 30 38 34
24. EA5FID JUAN 97 6 44 47
25. LZ1ZM NICK 95 23 34 38
26. SM3X LARS 90 19 34 37
27. ON6NL ANTON 84 26 31 27
28. IN3FHE INA 82 24 34 24
29. G0MTN LEE 80 26 31 23
30. OK2BND JAN 79 26 36 17
31. DL2ZAV UDO 75 27 36 12
32. SM7BVO ROLF 69 25 23 21
33. G3TXF NIGEL 64 21 31 12
34. LY9A GED 59 0 18 41
35. UY5TE NICK 57 0 33 24
36. YU8/LZ1BJ BOYAN 55 0 24 31
G3RSD JOHN 55 0 36 19
38. YL2PN PETER 53 20 30 3
39. IK2NCF FEL 49 19 20 10
40. SM7EH GOSTA 46 13 24 9
41. UW5U VLAD 35 15 19 1
42. EU4LY YURI 33 9 10 14
43. SM3AVW SID 23 4 19 0
44. K1KI TOM 22 0 0 22
YL1ZF KAS 22 0 14 8
46. YB2UDH TANG 21 0 0 21
47. UR6IGG BORIS 20 0 0 20
IK2SAE PAOLO 20 1 8 11
49. JA3YPL AKI 17 0 0 17
50. EA9AI JAVI 13 0 0 13
51. YU7SF LACI 9 0 0 9
*******************************************
* PLEASE NOTE THE NEW EMAIL ADDRESS FOR LOGS *
************************************************
EU SPRINT 2002
In 1994 the EU Sprint Gang (I2UIY, OK2FD, DL6RAI, and G4BUO) organized the
first European Sprint contests. For 2001 there have been some rule changes,
introducing an awards programme and bringing the Spring Sprints forward in
the calendar. You can find past scores and other information about the
sprints by visiting the official EU Sprint web site at this address:
<http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
The BIG news is that now we will award a certificate to the winners in each
country but this is not all. Three nice plaques will be awarded for the top
three scores from all four contests combined. Therefore, please red circle
the four EU Sprint saturdays on your calendar, we will be looking for you
starting October 5!
EU SPRINT 2002
The EU Sprint Gang hereby invites you to participate in the two European
Sprint Contests held in Autumn 2002.
ENTRANTS: any licensed station may enter the Sprint. European stations can
work everybody; stations outside of Europe can work only European stations.
CATEGORIES: Single Operator ONLY. Only ONE signal may be aired at one time.
DATES:
EU SPRINT Autumn:
* SSB: first Saturday in October - 5 October 2002 - managed by I2UIY
* CW: second Saturday in October - 12 October 2002 - managed by OK2FD
TIME: from 15:00 UTC until 18:59 UTC.
BANDS: 20, 40 and 80 metres only.
Pilot frequencies are: SSB: 14.250, 7.050, 3.730. CW: 14.040, 7.025, 3.550
EXCHANGE: all of the following data MUST BE PART OF THE EXCHANGE:
a) your callsign,
b) the other station's callsign,
c) your serial number starting from 001 (RST not required),
d) your name or nickname.
Please note that BOTH stations MUST repeat BOTH callsigns DURING the
exchange.
A valid exchange is: "OK2FD de I2UIY 118 Paolo" while "OK2FD 118 Paolo" is
NOT a valid exchange.
SPECIAL QSY RULE: if any station initiates a call (by sending CQ, QRZ?,
etc.), he is permitted to work ONLY one station on the same frequency. He
must thereafter move AT LEAST 2 (two) kHz before he may call another
station or before he may solicit again (CQ, QRZ?, etc.) other calls.
VALID CONTACTS: valid contacts are QSOs correctly logged and confirmed.
Each operator may use ONE and ONLY one name during the Sprint. If the
exchange is copied incorrectly, that operator will receive zero (0) points.
In case of miscopied callsigns, both stations will receive zero (0) points
for that QSO.
SCORING: each valid QSO counts one 1 (one) point. The final score is the
total number of QSOs.
AWARDS: Colorful certificates will be issued to the winners of each Sprint,
and to the leaders in each country. A special plaque will also be awarded
for the top three scores from all four contests combined. To be eligible
for this award an operator must enter at least three of the Sprints in the
year. Results will be forwarded as soon as possible to Leagues, magazines
and bulletins.
LOGS: a single chronological log is required. Please send us your log via
email or on a floppy disk, if you use computer for logging. Use any of the
available software or send a plain ASCII file. A separate summary sheet is
also required. Please send us the right files: for DL2NBU software, send
yourcall.ASC; for N6TR software, send yourcall.DAT; for IK4EWK software,
send yourcall.DBF.
If you want the latest release of the DL2NBU software, you can download it
from the EU Sprint web site: <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Log files must be sent NO LATER than 15 days after the contest to:
<eusprint@kkn.net>. The receipt of your electronic log will be confirmed.
If you do not receive a confirmation within two days, try again or use the
postal
system.
Disk logs, or paper entries must be posted NO LATER than 15 days after the
contest to the appropriate address:
* Autumn SSB Sprint: Paolo Cortese, I2UIY, P. O. Box 14, 27043 Broni
(PV), Italy.
* Autumn CW Sprint: Karel Karmasin, OK2FD, Gen. Svobody 636, 674 01
Trebic, Czech Republic.
Thanks in advance for your participation de: G4BUO, I2UIY & OK2FD.
Download the FREE software: http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/
>From n2mg at eham.net Wed Jun 26 19:38:16 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
References: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
<3D19F0E1.1EA4438D@mvosprey.com>
Message-ID: <006701c21d63$fd2f52a0$3201a8c0@mikehome>
Sweepstakes is a contest where the "you're" is kind of an intro to the
serial number, "You're number 123 Bravo", etc. and actually makes sense - if
that really matters.
I don't see the big deal. The rate is generally slow for one thing and I'd
rather see many of the other non-contester-isms mentioned in these threads
dealt with before we worry about the "you're". I would agree that a
newcomer should not be "taught" to use the phrase, but trying to rid an old
timer of it is a waste of time. Besides, what would FD be without some
Lid-isms?
Is this all we have to complain about? ;-)
73 Mike N2MG
----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Nichols" <snichols@mvosprey.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 12:50 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
> I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts as an instinctive
"bridge"
> between the callsign and the report in a situation where a signal report
is not
> required. We are used to giving a "59" before the required exchange, and
when we
> can't start the exchange with the standard "59", we want to replace it
with
> something else.
>
> You rarely hear "please copy" in ARRL DX or CQ WPX etc., where the report
starts
> with a signal report...
>From yt3t at absolutok.net Thu Jun 27 02:37:08 2002
From: yt3t@absolutok.net (Kele YT3T)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] K1B QSLs
References: <200206261603.g5QG3uKF008012@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <001f01c21d6a$6e3e22e0$8ae45d50@jstajcic>
Gentlemen,
we finished K1Baker QSL printing today, and filling process started
immediately.
Some of you will get lucky and confirm the QSO(s) in F-hafen, and some
others in F-inland, since Hrane will bring small quantity along.
Your QSL requests should be sent to Roman RZ3AA for SSB, and YT1AD for other
modes.
Cheers, 73
Kele YU1AO
http://QSLL.com
for your easy solution
>From widelitz at gte.net Wed Jun 26 18:29:57 2002
From: widelitz@gte.net (Ken Widelitz)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy - Not Worth the Bother
In-Reply-To: <008d01c21d51$18bd2280$27d7fea9@mirage>
Message-ID: <LNBBKMPKENFADHHAMOPICEAJCBAA.widelitz@gte.net>
Then there is the guy in Phone Sweepstakes who, after answering my CQ,
always starts his exchange with me by saying "Thanks for NOT saying 'Please
Copy.'"
73, Ken, K6LA
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Wed Jun 26 20:46:36 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626194611.00aecbd0@localhost>
Hi Lou:
At 01:54 PM 6/26/02, you wrote:
>What is wrong with being polite?
Nothing whatsoever.
However, when you are in a real emergency situation, the less unnecessary
verbiage the better. You want to get the important information passed
without any extraneous traffic.
73,
Tom N0SS
>From ve4xt at mb.sympatico.ca Wed Jun 26 21:04:11 2002
From: ve4xt@mb.sympatico.ca (Kelly Taylor)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please copy
Message-ID: <003401c21d76$8de47020$0100a8c0@joe>
Hi,
I guess this whole thread is preaching to the converted. I don't imagine too
many ops who aren't at least casual contesters subscribe, so I'm not sure
what the point of the thread is.
Be that as it may...
So that my message doesn't further preach, here's my suggestion: why don't
we keep a list of contesters willing to hold seminars for clubs about
operating techniques for Field Day.
The ARRL/RAC organizations can distribute through the affiliated club system
a notice of our intent along with an invitation to contact the keeper of
said list for a referral to a volunteer contester in or near their area. If
someone could donate a small bit of server space, we could even
semi-automate the function. Perhaps its something that could go on the, oh,
just for the sake of argument, ARRL servers. This list may need to be broken
down into regions: if so, I volunteer to keep list for Canada.
Perhaps someone could even convince, horror of horrors, QST to print in May
QST a primer on contesting -- oops, sorry, operating -- for Field Day. I'll
be sending an e-mail to that effect to N1BKE shortly.
We know all this stuff, so it doesn't help to rant about it here. It won't
help to put it into NCJ, either. Sorry to break with tradition in trying to
offer a HELPFUL suggestion ;=) but I think it's something worthwhile,
particularly if we want to try and siphon off some FD enthusiasm into
contesting.
73, kelly
VE4XT
>From TOMK5RC at aol.com Wed Jun 26 22:31:02 2002
From: TOMK5RC@aol.com (TOMK5RC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy - Not Worth the Bother
Message-ID: <60.21ee168e.2a4bc4d6@aol.com>
C'mon guys. The "please copy" issue is a metaphor for the learning curve we
all have gone through. I can't believe you are having a literal debate over
it.
It is prevalent in FD because we are doing what Elmer's should do, teach our
operating skills and values to the newcomers. Sometimes it is most effective
by direct instruction. Sometimes by demonstration and example. Yes, sometimes
through humor and trial by fire.
I wasn't able to go to FD last weekend, but I got on and made a few hundred
QSO's, taking the time to politely correct the uneducated, make suggestions
of technique to the unskilled and having the patience to work someone calling
endlessly or out of turn. That's why it is not a contest, but an operating
event.
Get a grip. This is supposed to be fun.
Tom, K5RC
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>From vr2bg at harts.org.hk Wed Jun 26 23:54:25 2002
From: vr2bg@harts.org.hk (VR2BrettGraham)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using
the internet???
In-Reply-To: <200206261548.g5QFmFKF007548@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.0.20020626224526.01d69ed0@pop.pacific.net.hk>
VA7NT needs to accurately set a computer's clock without resorting to
the Internet.
At VR2BG, the radio computer is a dedicated DOS machine, with no
connection to the outside world other than a floppy drive & serial port
connection to another machine with a 10+ year old copy of LapLink.
An equally retro approach to setting the radio computer's clock is used -
a wristwatch. I set the watch at work from time to time & know it's well
within a second for the next week or so. When I forget to do so before
the weekend, there is always JJY, BPM & (if the band is open)
WWV/WWVH to fall back on.
73, BW2/VR2BrettGraham
>From K4tmc at aol.com Wed Jun 26 23:03:13 2002
From: K4tmc@aol.com (K4tmc@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] July QST and CQ cover arrive
Message-ID: <7a.28ed8f34.2a4bcc61@aol.com>
Having been out of town on a business trip for over a week, the PO box was
stuffed with goodies - QST, CQ, fishing magazines, etc. The latest issue of
QST was in pristine condition while all I found of CQ was the cover pages
with several rips and tears. Those staples through the thin cover material
just does not stand up to the rigors of today's Postal Service employee
handling. Please bring back the days of plastic bags or brown paper
wrappers! Although I get my share of ripped and torn magazine covers, this
is the first time I can remember not getting the whole magazine in some form.
So, for CQ, all I can tell you is what is on the front cover:
Photo of W7HUY on his tower with an inset close-up of him strapped-on and
waving.
Caption is: "Antenna Special!"
In This Issue - Cautions on Side Arms & Mobile Mounts; Results, 2001 CQ/RJ WW
RTTY WPX Contest
CQ Reviews - Icom IC-756 Pro II Transceiver; KMA-1330 HF Log Periodic
Antenna; High Sierra HS-1500 Mobile Antenna
Now, on to QST...
Front cover photo of KL7JGS and KD7GUZ doing some maintenance on a VHF
vertical array with Montana mountains in the background.
Contest related items:
Lightning Protection for the Amateur Radio Station, Part 2
Hints & Kinks - Improve Audio, At The Other End! (receiver)
Results - 2001 ARRL November Phone Sweepstakes
Rules - 2002 ARRL August UHF, and 10 GHz and Up Cumulative Contests
Other interesting items:
It Seems To Us... - (editorial) Progress on 40 Meters
DC Currents - Landmark Bill Could Provide Relief to Amateurs from Restrictive
Covenants
A Simple and Portable HF Vertical Travel Antenna
K8SYL's 75 and 10-Meter Dipole
The N4GG Array (variations on the Bobtail Curtain and multi-element dipoles)
The K4VX Linear-Loaded Dipole for 7 MHz
Amateur Radio Hits the Big Screen (an IMAX film)
Product Review - ICOM IC-V8000 VHF FM Transceiver; and QST Compares HF/VHF
Wattmeters
Happenings - Amateur Radio Poised to Gain Two New Bands (136 kHz & 5.25 MHz)
Notable Silent Keys - W1HQ and W0DX/VP2VI
How's DX? - A Micronesian Adventure, the story of T88ZZ/V63RF
YL News - YLs in YK
QRP Power - Any Day You're Vertical is a Good Day!
Exam Info - New Extra Class Question Pool Effective July 1
Microwavelengths - Microwave Antennas
Old Radio - Harvey-Wells Bandmaster
Results - 2001 Simulated Emergency Test
Ads:
Fluidmotion Antenna Systems/SteppIR has full-page ad for their "Ultimate
Yagis".
Force 12 has 2-page full-color ad for their new products.
Full-page ad for the new MFJ-890 DX Beacon Monitor
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Wed Jun 26 21:12:51 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW exchanges with
a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
>
> K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> the pros in this world is that even though the
> guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> considered.
>
> The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> personal touch' in the mix.
>
> Another purpose is to give the recieving
> operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> though you know that the other guy is ready
> because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> energize the brain/body to begin actually
> writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> whatever you send next.
>
> Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> your readiness to receive and your full
> readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> be assured of having all in place to copy.
>
> That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
>
> 73
> Chuck K3FT
>
>
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>From k2av at contesting.com Thu Jun 27 01:00:36 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <000e01c21d8f$3194a830$0500a8c0@swift>
The rough equivalent on CW is "UR" as in
N6TJ UR NR 2035B W4XYZ 58 GA
... heard fairly often.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Neiger" <n6tj@sbcglobal.net>
To: <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 11:12 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW
exchanges with
> a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
>
> Jim Neiger
> N6TJ
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
>
>
> > Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> > "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> > as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> > "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
> >
> > K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> > the pros in this world is that even though the
> > guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> > Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> > important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> > considered.
> >
> > The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> > the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> > helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> > personal touch' in the mix.
> >
> > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> > though you know that the other guy is ready
> > because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> > and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> > before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> > preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> > energize the brain/body to begin actually
> > writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> > move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> > traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> > pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> > whatever you send next.
> >
> > Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> > slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> > your readiness to receive and your full
> > readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> > human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> > providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> > be assured of having all in place to copy.
> >
> > That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> > strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> > 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
> >
> > 73
> > Chuck K3FT
> >
> >
> > __________________________________________________
> > Do You Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup
> > http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
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>
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>
>From kr6x at kr6x.com Wed Jun 26 22:19:27 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <022201c21d91$d479ca10$ede3c23f@KR6X.ORG>
I agree with Jim. Any time you exchange non-essential
information it would be better to call a spade a spade.
Replace all non-essential information with the words:
"delay delay delay" and your contesting will slowly
improve as you begin to tire of saying "delay delay delay".
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Neiger" <n6tj@sbcglobal.net>
To: <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 8:12 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW
exchanges with
> a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
>
> Jim Neiger
> N6TJ
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
>
>
> > Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> > "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> > as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> > "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
> >
> > K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> > the pros in this world is that even though the
> > guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> > Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> > important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> > considered.
> >
> > The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> > the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> > helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> > personal touch' in the mix.
> >
> > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> > though you know that the other guy is ready
> > because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> > and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> > before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> > preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> > energize the brain/body to begin actually
> > writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> > move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> > traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> > pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> > whatever you send next.
> >
> > Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> > slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> > your readiness to receive and your full
> > readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> > human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> > providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> > be assured of having all in place to copy.
> >
> > That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> > strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> > 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
> >
> > 73
> > Chuck K3FT
> >
> >
> > __________________________________________________
> > Do You Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup
> > http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
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>From K9GY at K9GY.com Thu Jun 27 05:57:54 2002
From: K9GY@K9GY.com (Eric Hall)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CW 2002 Rookies - Where R U?
Message-ID: <012801c21d97$35b95200$48bb180a@9byjx01>
Quick glance at the logs submitted so far show that less than 2% of
entrants into the CQ WPX CW contest were "rookies" which
CQ defines as licensed less than 3 years (S/O category only).
22 scores out of approx 1,221. Now the deadline for submission
is July 1st, so that might be somewhat of a factor.
But the question is "Where are all the rookies?"
Maybe better yet "Where are all the coaches for possible rookies?"
Some food for thought and discussion now that Field Day is over.
Best of health to all,
Eric K9GY
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 03:52:21 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC is indeed upon us! Some thoughts on a contender
Message-ID: <016b01c21da7$30871be0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
Tnx K1DG for doing some WRTC/Radiosport marketing - as all who follow this
reflector know I took a vow of silence as far as operating event promotion
is considered until it is time for me to promote the FQP next Spring - by
the way did you see how many guys have....ooops, BAD OJ - NO ORANGE!
The WRTC is something indeed special and I am sorry to once again miss
attending it - it is a personal goal to attend one of them some day - I
would kind of like to cheer on my fellow Florida Contest Group members and
the other US teams. The FCG offers defending co-champ K1TO and N2NL - who
is out to see if youth can overcome the keen minds (and crafty
competitiveness) of the WRTC's sages: two time champs K1TO and N5TJ - not to
mention a cast of other absolutely fantastic teams from around the world.
This past weekend was Field Day here in the states and one of the best parts
of the weekend for me was shaking the hands of K1TO and WC4E who were there
along with several other Florida Contest Group Members helping the local
Emergency Preparedness club who several of us contest guys have teamed up
with over the past few years.
I wished "Dahs" and "Dit" a safe and fun time in Europe...WC4E will be there
as a an adjudicator (that's judge for those in Rio Linda)
When I shook K1TO's, hand I wished him luck and I don't think I have ever
quite felt so motivated to do such - you see Dan is more than a contester,
he is a model ham.
I had just watched him spend most of his weekend Elmering new hams at the
Get On The Air station at our Field Day setup - the GOTA position is
intended to allow hams who do not have HF exposure to see what the
attraction is! He spent hours mentoring newcomers - and he did it like a
parent teaching his children - not barking at them when they said "please
copy" and "thank you for 59 Colorado you are" - but subtly letting them know
that this was inefficient procedure, why not do this instead...you will make
more contacts!
Today I saw the first fallout of his weekend's investment in the future of
ham radio contesting - a husband and wife team that were mentored by Dan
this past weekend apparently had some real fun at Field Day...they have
since contacted the Florida Contest Group and applied for membership.
This past few years my health has gone downhill but when Dan heard I wanted
to get the multi-op in shape for the Fall '01 contest season his first words
were "HOW CAN I HELP?" I am NOT alone, Dan has helped many club members
with antenna projects and in so doing forsaken his own station which has
been down for of a year from a major lightning strike.
No matter who wins in Finland I consider Dan to be the world's #1 contester.
I have known him since we were teenagers just getting the contest bug - and
I consider him one of my best friends. Dan practices what a lot of us
preach - and he delivers....
I encourage hams who have not met Dan before to seek him out in OH - no, not
to get him drunk so he will have a hangover during the WRTC/Radiosport [he
will see you coming!], but to meet the man who I am proud to call my
friend...I have know him for almost 30 years now (ouch) and can tell you I
have been exposed to ham's and ham radio all of my life through my family
and have yet to find a better example of what a contester should be. K1TO
doesn't just win when he is contesting he puts back into the hobby.
Many of the WRTC competitors I am certain are like Dan in many ways and in
this I am happy to say that yes, I am a contester...not as good as, but
still trying to be like my contesting friends, especially K1TO. We are a
vibrant community who often gets slammed but the fact that our scores
increase year after year indicates to me we are doing better at finding ways
to communicate with each other be it through better understanding of antenna
systems or mastering the elusive high end SO2R technique!
WRTC does us all proud - I know that the competitors will engage in the
highest level of competitive operating - including its ethics and morality!
Beside how can I not like a bunch of guys with OJ in their calls?
Good Luck Dan, that
Kid's One Terrific Operator
Go get 'em Samurai Dan!
Jim, K4OJ
....we need to work on that Kid part - anyone got Grecian Formulae? :-)
>From n4gi at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 20:59:44 2002
From: n4gi@tampabay.rr.com (Blake Meinecke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <001601c21e4f$db29e200$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
> > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > absolutely ready to copy what follows.
And a LOOONG series of V's before each CW contest Q should aid in the
"lock-in" too.
Blake N4GI
>From N5RP at pdq.net Thu Jun 27 08:35:15 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy
In-Reply-To: <008d01c21d51$18bd2280$27d7fea9@mirage>
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020627072239.00b7b198@pop.pdq.net>
At 20:36 6/26/2002 +0000, Ward Silver wrote:
>"Please copy" is probably the littlest, most insignificant of our fish to
>fry. It is hardly more of a vermiform appendix than our own repetitive and
>useless "599".
========================>
Ward, You are absolutely right on.
It does not surprise me that others would rather have a worked station just
"auto puke" the standard format exchange info.
Being able to Pavlovian keyboard enter a more properly spit out exchange
info format,
in the exact sequence that it is to be entered into the computer log program,
so that editing or the tab key need never be bothered
..........................
Now that keeps it to a real test of communications skills.
F1, F2, F3, F4, Packet Spot Grab .......... Anything else serves only to
pollute the purity of contesting.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From k5na at texas.net Thu Jun 27 14:03:48 2002
From: k5na@texas.net (Richard L. King)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
In-Reply-To: <001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020627130026.02bb0330@pop.texas.net>
At 20:12 6/26/02 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW exchanges with
>a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
>
>Jim Neiger
>N6TJ
This is already being done Jim. The preface is "5NN".
I fail to see why "please copy" is such a big deal. Maybe it is summertime
and you key-strokers need something to type about.
73, Richard
k5na@texas.net
>From jljarvis at adelphia.net Thu Jun 27 10:14:36 2002
From: jljarvis@adelphia.net (jljarvis)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please copy THIS....
Message-ID: <NEBBIHDFILKFAICDBOGHCEBJDJAA.jljarvis@adelphia.net>
What an inane debate. But then, FD always highlights the need
for operator training.
Clearly, when there is time available for social pleasantry,
it's appropriate. Yet, "Please Copy" has a function. It denotes
the start of formal traffic. By extension, it has been applied
by some to contest exchanges. So what? Other than being slow,
does it matter?
Clearly, it's more efficient to confirm the other stn's callsign
instead, e.g.: "k2bmi, 5a VT". And the response? "thanks, w1moo, FD"
Note, the "thanks" pleasantry is also confirmation of receipt, and therefore
procedural. Repeating your callsign allows the other guy to confirm
he got it right, at the same time as trolling for the next one.
If you want to look at efficient communications, monitor an
air traffic control net for a while. Like perhaps NY Center,
or approach or departure control at any major metropolitan
airport. Or be adventurous, and monitor Center, approach,
departure, tower AND ground, all at once.
With 180 knot aircraft on approach moving at 3 mile separation or less,
takeoffs and landings at 60 second intervals, motion on the
ground gated in between--comm's are pretty much formatted,
cut and dried, all business, with formal readback.
And yet, in all but the busiest of times there's time for g'day, g'night,
good flight, thank you sir, and see you later. In lighter times
you might even hear "nice day for flying, see you on the way back."
At all but the largest and fastest of dxpeditions in peak times,
they put contesters to shame. So what's all the blather about?
Did anyone EVER see single station peak FD rates over 200/hour?
Nice day for flying...OR radio. Contact departure one two one point three,
G'day. (note, we don't need OVER...the courtesy is procedural.)
Jim N2EA
>From hamcat at directvinternet.com Thu Jun 27 14:40:43 2002
From: hamcat@directvinternet.com (K4SB)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <3D1B15DB.14D0CA9C@directvinternet.com>
James Neiger wrote:
> And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW exchanges with
> a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
> Jim Neiger
> N6TJ
Jim, you forgot to include "when last heard"..
I am over 64, and while I am beginning to suffer some "senior
moments", it does not take 1/4 second for that old brain to kick in.
Call it like it is, Lids beget lids on a exponential basis.
73
Ed
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 10:48:32 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] N0SS - BINGO!
Message-ID: <01a901c21de1$53e8ad80$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
from the reflector we see a winner in the post from Tom, N0SS
">What is wrong with being polite?
Nothing whatsoever.
However, when you are in a real emergency situation, the less unnecessary
verbiage the better. You want to get the important information passed
without any extraneous traffic.
73,
Tom N0SS"
...there is no question, especially on SSB, that there is some
"salesmanship" in making QSOs with non-contesters...K4XS's "anyone anywhere"
comes to mind....but....if you are truly running 'em I believe you should
NOT use extraneous verbiage - bottom line it lowers the efficiency of BOTH
the sending and receiving station. Save the fluff for the QSL message -
instead of "QSL QRZed" a "thanks QSL QRZed" is about all that should be
needed UNLESS as I mentioned before you are in "contest enlightenment mode"
and trolling for newbies on the top end of 10 meters!
>From a CW guy - who actually made some SSB QSOs on FD - think I caused a
heart attack and a lot of guys to use up 35mm film and memory sticks!
K4OJ
>From ford at cmgate.com Thu Jun 27 10:40:52 2002
From: ford@cmgate.com (Ford Peterson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 160 Contest Club Competition QST Error
Message-ID: <002901c21de8$a3ba29e0$4fed83d1@office>
It appears that there was some problem with the Cabrillo Robots at the ARRL.
As it turns out, my 160 score was omitted from the Club Competition results.
As it turns out, the problem did not affect the standings but illustrates
one of the benefits to on-line results.
Corrected results:
#5 South East Contest Club 1,284,294 14 entries
#6 Minnesota Wireless Assn 1,096,363 24 + 92,340 = 1,188,703 25
My score was 92,340. Unless there are other mistakes in the Club
scores, my score matters not to the MWA.......
Here is the email exchange with Dan Henderson received today...
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ford Peterson [mailto:ford@cmgate.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 5:53 PM
> To: n1nd@arrl.org
> Subject: Panic!
>
> Dan,
>
> I just looked at the 160 Contest logs you just posted. PANIC! My MN
> Wireless Association membership is not listed. PANIC!!!!!
>
> Be still my heart. Dan will fix it. Correct?
>
> Ford Peterson-N0FP
> ford@cmgate.com
************************************
Dan's response received today:
************************************
> Hi Ford:
>
> I have asked it be update on the online database and updated the Club box.
> It wasn't in the master database, even though it was on the report
received
> from the Log Checkers as well as in your Cabrillo file. Unfortunately it
> will not show is QST, but again the online things will be updated.
>
> I apologize for the omission.
>
> Thanks and 73
>
> Dan Henderson, N1ND
> ARRL Contest Branch Manager
I don't know how these things happen but they do. The QST will be wrong
since the ink is dry but the on-line stuff will be corrected.
Ford-N0FP
ford@cmgate.com
>From Timothy.Urban at wc.ey.com Thu Jun 27 11:59:27 2002
From: Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com (Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
Message-ID: <OF7F52E64C.7C87C2C3-ON85256BE5.0051F89D@ey.com>
Question from a newcomer to this list:
Semi-experienced ham but newbie contester looking to participate cw/ssb in
domestic/dx contests w/o picking up bad habits (e.g. "please copy").
Are there any good books, FAQ's, etc. on contest practice & etiquette
beyond the ARRL Operating Guide and the Sprint Contest internet article?
73
Tim
N5IIT
was KA3POY
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>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 24 16:23:06 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
Message-ID: <002a01c21b93$71146660$51711342@k7qq>
Quacks
Well I gotta get in my .02 c My big bug is
k7qq de w7abc (I know my call) ur 3A 3A 3A WWA WWA WWA. Gosh doesn't he
think if I'm calling cq at 30 WPM and he gives his call one time I can get
the exchange the 1st time. ???
My bad habit is on CW to say GM Bob 4a WWA when coming back to N4BP.
I feel let down when he just says TU FD N4BP.
Rex
From: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> The rough equivalent on CW is "UR" as in
>
> N6TJ UR NR 2035B W4XYZ 58 GA
>
> ... heard fairly often.
>
>
> 73, Guy.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "James Neiger" <n6tj@sbcglobal.net>
> To: <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 11:12 PM
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
>
>
> > And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW
> exchanges with
> > a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
> >
> > Jim Neiger
> > N6TJ
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
> > To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> > Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
> > Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> >
> >
> > > Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> > > "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> > > as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> > > "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
> > >
> > > K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> > > the pros in this world is that even though the
> > > guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> > > Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> > > important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> > > considered.
> > >
> > > The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> > > the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> > > helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> > > personal touch' in the mix.
> > >
> > > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > > absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> > > though you know that the other guy is ready
> > > because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> > > and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> > > before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> > > preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> > > energize the brain/body to begin actually
> > > writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> > > move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> > > traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> > > pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> > > whatever you send next.
> > >
> > > Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> > > slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> > > your readiness to receive and your full
> > > readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> > > human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> > > providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> > > be assured of having all in place to copy.
> > >
> > > That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> > > strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> > > 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
> > >
> > > 73
> > > Chuck K3FT
> > >
> > >
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>From n5nj at gte.net Thu Jun 27 13:28:51 2002
From: n5nj@gte.net (Bob Naumann - N5NJ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
References: <OF7F52E64C.7C87C2C3-ON85256BE5.0051F89D@ey.com>
Message-ID: <073101c21e00$1ab68e00$f2212f04@dslverizon.net>
There are some books around, but the best way is to listen and emulate the
technique of those who do it right.
Listen on the air to many of the guys who are commenting about this here.
Find them on the air, work them (if appropriate for the particular contest),
then sit back and listen how it's done.
You won't learn anything by transmitting.
73,
N5NJ
----- Original Message -----
From: <Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 9:59 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
> Question from a newcomer to this list:
>
> Semi-experienced ham but newbie contester looking to participate cw/ssb in
> domestic/dx contests w/o picking up bad habits (e.g. "please copy").
>
> Are there any good books, FAQ's, etc. on contest practice & etiquette
> beyond the ARRL Operating Guide and the Sprint Contest internet article?
>
> 73
>
> Tim
> N5IIT
> was KA3POY
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>From contesting at eircom.net Thu Jun 27 19:42:40 2002
From: contesting@eircom.net (Tim Makins, EI8IC)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
References: <OF7F52E64C.7C87C2C3-ON85256BE5.0051F89D@ey.com>
Message-ID: <006701c21e07$cdc77340$1da5a5c2@host>
Hi Tim, from another Tim ! You might be interested to visit my website
www.qsl.net/ei8ic/ which has many articles of interest to the newbie
contester, plus a beginners FAQ, hardware resources, a budget contesting
section, big-gun contest stories, a range of maps, plus much else of
interest.
73s Tim EI8IC
----- Original Message -----
From: <Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: 27 June 2002 15:59
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
> Question from a newcomer to this list:
>
> Semi-experienced ham but newbie contester looking to participate cw/ssb in
> domestic/dx contests w/o picking up bad habits (e.g. "please copy").
>
> Are there any good books, FAQ's, etc. on contest practice & etiquette
> beyond the ARRL Operating Guide and the Sprint Contest internet article?
>
> 73
>
> Tim
> N5IIT
> was KA3POY
>From n4bp at netzero.net Thu Jun 27 16:39:10 2002
From: n4bp@netzero.net (Bob Patten)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <002a01c21b93$71146660$51711342@k7qq>
Message-ID: <3D1B69DE.9070003@netzero.net>
Rex Maner wrote:
>
> My bad habit is on CW to say GM Bob 4a WWA when coming back to N4BP.
> I feel let down when he just says TU FD N4BP.
>
It wasn't me, Rex! Must have been one of the other two Guano Reef
Bashful Perverts that you worked. :-)
--
73, Bob Patten, N4BP Plantation, FL
E-Mail: n4bp@netzero.net Website: http://www.qsl.net/n4bp
QRP ARCI #3412 SOC #1 ARS #799 Whiners #6 FISTS #7871
>From al_lorona at agilent.com Thu Jun 27 14:47:18 2002
From: al_lorona@agilent.com (al_lorona@agilent.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
Message-ID: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C1227@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
Is that really what you wanted to say? I see the 'please copy' thing as more of
a style issue than an good operating issue or as N5NJ put it, the 'right' way
of doing things.
I can certainly see room for a number of styles within the boundaries of the
best contesting practices. Does saying something like 'please copy' put me into
a second tier of contesters because of the 0.4 seconds it takes me to say that?
As for the indignant few who can't believe we're discussing this in the first
place, Mr. Urban's questions prove that there is a need-- maybe it's a
minority, but it's still a need-- to discuss anything and everything about
contesting on this forum. As an aside, it has always amused me that there
always seems to be a undercurrent of resentment every time certain threads get
started. It seems like such a clich? to say this, but you know what key to hit
when you see something you don't want to read, don't you?
Fair warning: In the next SS, I will be using my call, W6LX, and very likely I
will at times slip up and say 'please copy' among various other niceties,
exclamations, time-wasting utterances, and idiosyncracies. If you'd rather not
have me waste your precious time and slow down your precious rate, please do
not work me. I will probably make a total of about 400 contacts, and at 0.4
seconds per contact, I'll live with the wasted 2 minutes 40 seconds of my life.
Al W6LX
>
> There are some books around, but the best way is to listen
> and emulate the
> technique of those who do it right.
>
> Listen on the air to many of the guys who are commenting
> about this here.
> Find them on the air, work them (if appropriate for the
> particular contest),
> then sit back and listen how it's done.
>
> You won't learn anything by transmitting.
>
> 73,
> N5NJ
>
>From w8aef at worldnet.att.net Thu Jun 27 21:08:55 2002
From: w8aef@worldnet.att.net (Paul Playford)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: (CQ-Contest) "It's not a contest."
Message-ID: <003d01c21e16$b7e8db40$87dffea9@paulplay>
Well, with one computer set to local time, another computer on Linux, a
third computer with the wrong date, everyone trying to run CT in windoz, a
triband yagi with defective traps, a generator that required the press of a
button (located behind the panel) in addition to reseting the circuit
breaker to bring it back to life.....
I received an email from a brand spanking new - one week old licensed - ham:
Really enjoyed my 1st field day and sure appreciated all of the support
from the Scottsdale club.
Also was nice to have some time to talk with you and pick your brain on
some of the technical questions that I'm struggling with, particularly
antennas.
Went to FD without any idea what I would be doing. Then, the opportunity
to observe some real CW work appealed to me. What a treat to have the
chance to work alongside Chris and Ralph. Was even starting to pick up
on some of the code by the end. I came home and pulled out my keyer and
made the connector to the HF rig and am now ready to make my 1st CW
contact. Well, after a bit more practice...
This is what it's all about!
de Paul, W8AEF
and yes, ur 4A AZ
>From kr6x at kr6x.com Thu Jun 27 18:06:47 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones, KR6X)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
References: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C1227@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
Message-ID: <023b01c21e37$b56eb080$963fca96@pacesetter.com>
> Does saying something like 'please copy' put me into a second tier of
contesters because
> of the 0.4 seconds it takes me to say that?
You probably also say "number" before the contact number, don't you?
"Number" takes about 0.5 seconds at full speed, "please" copy takes
about 1.1 seconds at full speed.
Imagine, 2100 SS phone contacts means 3360 seconds -- almost an
hour of contesting -- just for YOU to say it. And, your contact draws from
inference how fast he should send his exchange. He will automatically
move at your rhythm. This means that he'll slow down to your speed
and send "please copy number" himself. That means you'll lose 2 hours
in an SS.
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 23:29:52 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
Message-ID: <014e01c21e4b$af1d2ae0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
I have misplaced my copy of the N6BT dissertation on wasted time as relates
to Sweepstakes and contesting in general - think the was a NCCC pub circa
mid 70's anyone have a copy?
This piece talks a lot about how what seems like an insignificant amount of
time spent on a given QSO really does add up when you have a 24 or better
yet 48 hour contest window!
A read of this piece years ago changed my operating style completely - I
think it was for the better...too bad Tom insists on building antennas these
days!
73,
Jim, K4OJ
>From w8aef at worldnet.att.net Fri Jun 28 03:11:02 2002
From: w8aef@worldnet.att.net (Paul Playford)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Harmonic stubs
Message-ID: <000901c21e4e$6da97660$d5fafea9@paulplay>
A couple of years ago I made 2nd harmonic coaxial shorting stubs for a
DXpedition using a noise bridge and what I think is conventional procedures.
We thought they worked great but when I actually had a chance to test their
performance with a near neighbor, I found they had no effect on the 2nd
harmonic.
Since then I have found a procedure to make effective shorting stubs that do
attenuate the 2nd harmonic (40m, 23 dB, RG8X) and these stubs have been on 2
DXpeditions with good results.
What I am looking for is a multi-multi contest station that presently uses
harmonic shorting stubs that would be willing to try one of my stubs and
compare it's performance to what they are using now.
Please reply to me direct.
de Paul, W8AEF
>From w7why at harborside.com Fri Jun 28 06:03:49 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
<002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Message-ID: <3D1BE025.B6AD4B3@harborside.com>
k5zm wrote:
>
> Or how 'bout this:
>
> >From our s & p journeys...
>
> "CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
> "K7AW.."
> "K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
>
> I know, I know: It's not a contest. But it *is* where a good >deal of our
> next contesters will come from, no?
Geez, if that's the only mistake I'da made when I started, I
think I'da been doing pretty well! It was probably the first time
a lot of these guys got on HF and they were pretty nervous.
Especially if people were telling them how dumb they were. I
think we should encourage newbies instead of make fun of them. I
got off the VE team here in Coos Bay because nobody wants to
learn the code to upgrade anymore. All they want to do is get a
no-code and quit. I can't remember the last time I gave a code
test. Probably when they dumbed the Extra to 5WPM.
Tom W7WHY
>From wd4ahz at gte.net Fri Jun 28 09:25:07 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: (CQ-Contest) "It's not a contest."
References: <003d01c21e16$b7e8db40$87dffea9@paulplay>
Message-ID: <3D1C55A3.890179EB@gte.net>
Paul Playford wrote:
> I received an email from a brand spanking new - one week old licensed
> - ham:
<snip>
> This is what it's all about!
EXACTLY!
Here's what our FD gang received from a new contest recruit ...
The opportunity to work next to some of the best operators in our hobby,
and have them take the time to "coach" newcomers as well, was awesome
and always peaks my interest in ham radio. To all of you who put up with
my numerous questions, I am grateful. Having access to all the combined
skill and experience brought to the event by so many, do you blame me??
So not only do we walk away from field day with a great time, but with
better operating skills, old and new friendships. Too bad it's only once
a year!! hi.
What a setup, great conversation and regardless of where you come from a
common love of the hobby. Thanks for allowing us to share in it all.
Will probably be hearing him joining us in contests in the near future.
73, Ron
>From w2rds at arrl.net Fri Jun 28 13:53:39 2002
From: w2rds@arrl.net (Rick Stoneking)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628124633.02ca9020@netmail.home.com>
All,
Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
Any comments from the group would be much appreciated.
Rick
W2RDS
>From w4pa at yahoo.com Fri Jun 28 11:58:06 2002
From: w4pa@yahoo.com (Scott R.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ARRL DX CW article input solicitation
Message-ID: <20020628175806.41525.qmail@web10906.mail.yahoo.com>
Greetings:
This is my first post to the contest reflector in
13 months...wheretheheckhaveIbeen?
I am in the process of writing the summary article for
QST magazine for the 2002 ARRL DX CW contest. I am soliciting
your input. In particular, I would like anecdotal stories
about your operating during the contest, pictures, rate
sheet, etc. If you think you may have finished in the top 10
in ANY category, I'd particularly like to have your rate
sheet and station description info for the detailed write-up
that will be posted to the contest section on the ARRL
web site. If your current station description is accurate
in the N4ZR/PVRC contest station database, let me know.
I am particularly interested in hearing perspective from
casual contesters on their contest experience. Don't be shy.
Anything you think I ought to know that might be good to
add to the write-up, send it to me!
I know a number of you were sick or taking care of sick
family members that weekend as the flu bug ravaged North
America - if you have an anecdote about that, great.
I may also contact some of you directly by email as well
asking questions. No guarantee that anything will or will
not be part of the article as editing, of course, is up to
the League for the mag article. There is much less
constraint on the content for the web site so let's fill
'er up!
Have a good weekend, everyone.
Scott Robbins, W4PA
w4pa@yahoo.com
__________________________________________________
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>From N5RP at pdq.net Fri Jun 28 14:24:23 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest
radio
In-Reply-To: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628124633.02ca9020@netmail.home.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020628132225.00b81650@pop.pdq.net>
At 12:53 6/28/2002 -0400, Rick Stoneking wrote:
>All,
>Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
>small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
>looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
======================>
I take it you are looking for a portable lug along radio, so........
Don't buy one at all.
Borrow one on those few occasions when you might need one, and give the
loaner a few bucks to cover his outlay.
It is a win-win for both of you.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From kl7ra at blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov Fri Jun 28 23:30:50 2002
From: kl7ra@blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov (KL7RA)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
Message-ID: <002a01c21f36$84266900$02f446c0@snowfall.gcgo.nasa.gov>
>All,
>
>Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
>small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
>looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
>
>Any comments from the group would be much appreciated.
This should move us past "pse copy",,
Kenwood TS850.
Easy to find used, cheap, works great for contesting, PC control.
Holds most of the world records in Multi-Multi.
Good receiver with the filters, which are also easy to find used.
73 Rich KL7RA
>From w9sz at prairienet.org Fri Jun 28 17:40:34 2002
From: w9sz@prairienet.org (Zack Widup)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
In-Reply-To: <002a01c21f36$84266900$02f446c0@snowfall.gcgo.nasa.gov>
Message-ID: <Pine.GSO.4.10.10206281638110.11390-100000@bluestem.prairienet.org>
Since we're on the subject, I JUST bought a used TS-850SAT. What filters
do you all recommend for it?
73, Zack W9SZ
On Fri, 28 Jun 2002, KL7RA wrote:
>
> This should move us past "pse copy",,
>
> Kenwood TS850.
>
> Easy to find used, cheap, works great for contesting, PC control.
>
> Holds most of the world records in Multi-Multi.
>
> Good receiver with the filters, which are also easy to find used.
>
> 73 Rich KL7RA
>
>From tavan at tibco.com Fri Jun 28 16:35:02 2002
From: tavan@tibco.com (Rick Tavan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
References: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628124633.02ca9020@netmail.home.com>
Message-ID: <3D1CE496.7080709@tibco.com>
You may get several different opinions, but there is only one correct
answer - the kit-built Elecraft K2/100! ;-) At 5 pounds plus a
switching PS (another 5 or less), it is one of the lightest and smallest
you can carry. It way outperforms the commercially-built micro-rigs and
even beats contesting's most lauded "big" rigs. The rx is terrific in
pileups and beats the 1000MP even at home. They are hard to find used as
the 100w version just came out at Dayton, but there are some QRP
versions listed occasionally on the elecraft@qth.net reflector and
elsewhere. (Be careful buying used kit rigs, though.) The QRP version
can be upgraded to the /100 model with a reasonably priced "completion
kit" which is, in fact, the only way K2/100's are built - first the base
rig, then the amp. If you don't want to build your radio, there are
excellent builders available for hire. See http://www.elecraft.com.
If the K2/100 is over your budget for a travel radio, just sell your
current rig and use the K2 at home, too! I have a 930 and an MP and
prefer the K2 for everything except working through non-contest,
split-frequency DX pileups.
Elecraft redefines the vendor/customer relationship. Great Website,
super support group including hundreds of disciples on the reflector,
sudden response to customer needs, outstanding documentation,
vendor-encouraged modifications database, ... the works!
I'm not related to anyone at Elecraft but I do know the principals well.
They are friends and heros. If that disqualifies my comments, see the
reflector for identical commentary from outside CA.
73,
/Rick N6XI
Rick Stoneking wrote:
> All,
>
> Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
> small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
> looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
>
> Any comments from the group would be much appreciated.
>
> Rick
> W2RDS
>
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>
>
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TIBCO Software Inc.
3307 Hillview Drive
Palo Alto, CA 94304-1213
tavan@tibco.com
n6xi@arrl.net
650-846-5214 Office
408-896-0476 Cell
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Sat Jun 29 00:07:23 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
References: <014e01c21e4b$af1d2ae0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
<000201c21f16$8e56f400$22252a42@k7qq>
Message-ID: <04e201c21f1a$17868da0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
When things start to sizzle and I go into bare minimum rate I also speed up
my CW speed - this sensing of that time when not only are you loud in a big
footprint area but loud enough to get away with being short and sweet is the
moment I live for - it is like being the first hour at a DXpedition from a
new country and the whole world wants you - you can work them as fast as you
are able to - at this point the ability to know multiple stations calls that
are calling you and tailenders etc is pure unadulterated gravy....this is
the moment I live for each contest!
Am about to go into some cartons here and see if I can find that old article
from Tom Schiller's there - I am sure it was back before we all shortened
our identities....old age setting cannot remember his old call
anymore.....do remember my copy was on yellow paper - a lot of you have
asked about it - should I find it I will try and scan it and
wordprocessorize it (with Tom's permission) for the contest community to
enjoy....funny how being so long ago does not change the basics - gee mebbe
running people does not necessarily take a Gold Card and a winning Lotto
ticket!
Back to lookin'
K4OJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rex Maner" <k7qq@netzero.net>
To: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 10:18 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
> QUACKs
>
> OK guy's all this conversation about waisted time.
> I'm sure that there is some validity to these procedures, however I don't
> see any scores that reflect the gained QSO's of short snappy replies. I
> find that in most contest after the first 2 or 3 hours the rate drops
enough
> that and occasional pls cpy , good morning , good evening, etc on SSB
isn't
> really waisted. I even give an Ohayo to the JA's , I'm not really sure
that
> this does that much to affect my rate. 120 to 140 is a really good rate
> with or without the plesantries. If things are really cooking then
> possiably it could have some effect on numbers in the log .
>
> Quack aka: Rex
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 02:29
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
>
>
> > I have misplaced my copy of the N6BT dissertation on wasted time as
> relates
> > to Sweepstakes and contesting in general - think the was a NCCC pub
circa
> > mid 70's anyone have a copy?
> >
> > This piece talks a lot about how what seems like an insignificant amount
> of
> > time spent on a given QSO really does add up when you have a 24 or
better
> > yet 48 hour contest window!
> >
> > A read of this piece years ago changed my operating style completely - I
> > think it was for the better...too bad Tom insists on building antennas
> these
> > days!
> >
> > 73,
> >
> > Jim, K4OJ
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
> >
>
>From k0wa at swbell.net Fri Jun 28 23:14:56 2002
From: k0wa@swbell.net (Lee Buller)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] NA Ethernet Drivers
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628221246.009ef330@postoffice.swbell.net>
Do drivers for NA exist so you can user ethernet to connect two or more
machines together for MM or MS? I would like to use my current network I
use at home to accomplish this rather than have to go the serial
route. I've never seen any information on this supject and I have look
around the web, but couldn't find any information.
Lee Buller - K0WA
>From K7LXC at aol.com Sat Jun 29 00:41:23 2002
From: K7LXC@aol.com (K7LXC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
Message-ID: <87.1d85eaef.2a4e8663@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/28/02 11:14:30 AM Pacific Daylight Time, w2rds@arrl.net
writes:
> Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
> small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
> looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
You mean besides the Elecraft K2?
Cheers,
Steve K7LXC
>From k9mi at arrl.net Fri Jun 28 23:55:07 2002
From: k9mi@arrl.net (Mike Brown)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
References: <Pine.GSO.4.10.10206281638110.11390-100000@bluestem.prairienet.org>
Message-ID: <00e401c21f20$c25f3870$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Zack, INRAD recommended 2 400 hz filters for cw, so that
is what I used with mine. Wish I had it back! For ssb I just
used the standard 2.7 khz filters. Others may have some
suggestions for ssb. I just felt the selectivity was good enough.
My station is defintly low profile (tribander 40ft and wires) so
others may have different thoughts on the use of ssb filters.
73 - Mike K9MI
----- Original Message -----
From: "Zack Widup" <w9sz@prairienet.org>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 4:40 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
> Since we're on the subject, I JUST bought a used TS-850SAT. What filters
> do you all recommend for it?
>
> 73, Zack W9SZ
>
> On Fri, 28 Jun 2002, KL7RA wrote:
>
> >
> > This should move us past "pse copy",,
> >
> > Kenwood TS850.
> >
> > Easy to find used, cheap, works great for contesting, PC control.
> >
> > Holds most of the world records in Multi-Multi.
> >
> > Good receiver with the filters, which are also easy to find used.
> >
> > 73 Rich KL7RA
> >
>
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>From k6km at cncnet.com Fri Jun 28 22:31:01 2002
From: k6km@cncnet.com (Bill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
References: <87.1d85eaef.2a4e8663@aol.com>
Message-ID: <3D1D3805.883DADE9@cncnet.com>
Yeah! For performance per pouind or per cubic foot, the Elecraft
K2 os far ahead of the crowd and it's made in USA. Add the
100W amp to the basic rig and you have a flyaway package
under 10 pounds including switching power supply.
The only downside, far as I know, is that it's menu driven and
not very intuitive. BUT I'm a slow learner and was able to
get my basic, 5 watt K2 to jump through hoops within an hour.
The rig comes as a kit. If you're not inclined or not able to
build it, a lot of folks would do the building for you.
It's worth a look!
Bill K6KM
****************
K7LXC@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 6/28/02 11:14:30 AM Pacific Daylight Time, w2rds@arrl.net
> writes:
>
> > Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
> > small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
> > looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
>
> You mean besides the Elecraft K2?
>
> Cheers,
> Steve K7LXC
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From yl2ly at apollo.lv Sat Jun 29 07:49:19 2002
From: yl2ly@apollo.lv (yl2ly)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Marconi Email
Message-ID: <000a01c21f39$3112ae60$77b10dc3@yl2ly>
Hello, friends!
The Email address ik6ptj@qsl.net for 'Marconi memorial contest' logs is out of
function.
What is the new or real Email address for this contest ?
73 de YL2LY/Arvis.
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>From k7qq at netzero.net Sat Jun 29 13:55:16 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Reflectors???
Message-ID: <002e01c21f6c$39fb6160$ccf93442@k7qq>
New Subject
Does anyone know if there is currently a Reflector for the KWD TS 870
I used to subscribe to one but am unable to find it anymore.
Quack
>From n6tt at hotmail.com Sat Jun 29 10:57:50 2002
From: n6tt@hotmail.com (n6tt@hotmail.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CT overlay
Message-ID: <OE710hm3KHmo2WBi5p3000013f6@hotmail.com>
Where can I buy a overlay to go over my keyboard for the logging pgm CT?
Lost all my links when I re-formatted....
Please email : Steve@
N6TT@hotmail.com
tnxs
>From trogo at cox.net Sat Jun 29 16:43:39 2002
From: trogo@cox.net (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
Message-ID: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who is
capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a fair
price?
Tony
N7BG
"I collect telegraph keys and most anything
related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
to sell or trade!"
>From k7qq at netzero.net Sun Jun 30 06:21:52 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
Message-ID: <003401c21ff6$0c8a47c0$6c262a42@k7qq>
Quacks
I was once subscribed to a reflector for the TS-870 but lost the address.
Can anyone give help
Rex
>From hrg at cifnet.com Sun Jun 30 08:13:22 2002
From: hrg@cifnet.com (Mike D.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
In-Reply-To: <003401c21ff6$0c8a47c0$6c262a42@k7qq>
Message-ID: <MABBKCNPDJPALIGNIPHIEELHHPAA.hrg@cifnet.com>
> I was once subscribed to a reflector for the TS-870 but lost the address.
> Can anyone give help
> Rex
http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/TS870/
73 de Mike, N9BOR
FISTS MAC SMC ZUT
http://www.qsl.net/n9bor
MAC http://www.qsl.net/mac
di dah dit - The only Roger Beep you'll ever need.
Let your fingers do the talking -- Morse code.
My designated driver is a 12BY7A.
Over 1 million beeps served!
>From K7LXC at aol.com Sun Jun 30 10:47:07 2002
From: K7LXC@aol.com (K7LXC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CT overlay
Message-ID: <145.10c66488.2a5065db@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/29/02 10:28:11 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
n6tt@hotmail.com writes:
> Where can I buy a overlay to go over my keyboard for the logging pgm CT?
> Lost all my links when I re-formatted....
Ron, W7NN, has them - <A HREF="www.hamstuff.com/ ">www.hamstuff.com/</A>
Cheers,
Steve K7LXC
>From n2mg at eham.net Sun Jun 30 10:51:24 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
References: <003401c21ff6$0c8a47c0$6c262a42@k7qq>
Message-ID: <002a01c2203d$3a6fe220$3201a8c0@mikehome>
I don't know of a TS870-specific reflector, but there's a pretty active
Kenwood reflector (as well as countless others) on www.qth.net
73 Mike N2MG
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rex Maner" <k7qq@netzero.net>
To: "CQ-CONTEST" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 1:21 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
> Quacks
> I was once subscribed to a reflector for the TS-870 but lost the address.
> Can anyone give help
> Rex
>
>
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> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From jjreisert at alum.mit.edu Sun Jun 30 11:19:01 2002
From: jjreisert@alum.mit.edu (Jim Reisert AD1C)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Country file update for WRTC - 30 June 2002
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020630101456.00b67200@mail.attbi.com>
I have updated the country files for WRTC.
All of the files can be found at:
http://www.k1ea.com/cty
Individual files for NA and Writelog are included in the same ZIP
file. They are also available as individual downloads from that web
page. Please see README.TXT for installation instructions.
Here are the release notes:
30 June 2002 (CTY-1201)
* Added TO4T to callsign list for Guadeloupe, FG.
* Added OJ to prefix list for Finland, OH.
* Added RG2 to prefix list for Kaliningradsk, UA2.
* Added RG7, RG8, RG9 and RG0 to prefix list for Asiatic Russia, UA9.
* Removed ZK1CG from callsign list for N. Cook, ZK1/n.
73 - Jim AD1C
--
Jim Reisert AD1C, 7 Charlemont Court, North Chelmsford, MA 01863
USA +978-251-9933, <jjreisert@alum.mit.edu>, http://www.ad1c.com
>From k9mi at arrl.net Sun Jun 30 11:04:06 2002
From: k9mi@arrl.net (Mike Brown)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
References: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
Message-ID: <027f01c22047$aaddbaa0$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Check with Clif at Avvid in Irving, TX. I've had him work on
several rigs for me, and have sent quite a few folks his way.
He is factory authorized for Kenwood and Icom also.
www.avvid.com
73 - Mike K9MI
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 5:43 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
> I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who is
> capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a fair
> price?
>
> Tony
> N7BG
>
>
> "I collect telegraph keys and most anything
> related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
> bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
> call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
> to sell or trade!"
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
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>From N6TT at hotmail.com Sun Jun 30 10:08:39 2002
From: N6TT@hotmail.com (Steve Massey)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Overlays
Message-ID: <OE73XQebfaxI1bbhx5G00001a0a@hotmail.com>
Tnxs to all who answered, anyone interested in the keyboard overlays for
CT,WriteLog,etc , Ron carries them @
http://www.hamstuff.com/Overlays/overlay.htm
Steve de N6TT
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>From trogo at cox.net Sun Jun 30 10:35:07 2002
From: trogo@cox.net (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
References: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
<027f01c22047$aaddbaa0$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Message-ID: <002501c22054$18264c60$b4d50344@ph.cox.net>
Thanks to all who answered - Avvid radio seems to be
the most recommended but there were two others as well.
I'll call all of them.
Tony N7BG
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Brown" <k9mi@arrl.net>
To: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 8:04 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
> Check with Clif at Avvid in Irving, TX. I've had him work on
> several rigs for me, and have sent quite a few folks his way.
> He is factory authorized for Kenwood and Icom also.
>
> www.avvid.com
>
> 73 - Mike K9MI
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 5:43 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
>
>
> > I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who
is
> > capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a
fair
> > price?
> >
> > Tony
> > N7BG
> >
> >
> > "I collect telegraph keys and most anything
> > related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
> > bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
> > call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
> > to sell or trade!"
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>
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>From tfwagner at snet.net Sun Jun 30 17:36:49 2002
From: tfwagner@snet.net (Tom Wagner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
References: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
<027f01c22047$aaddbaa0$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Message-ID: <00c501c22075$ddc47f20$0300a8c0@snet.net>
Be sure to look at the Piexx replacement digital board + computer interface:
http://www.piexx.com/cgi-bin/piexx.cgi?p=ts930&cart_id=2766716.3083
and also at the w6nl TS-903 mods:
http://www.kkn.net/~k5tr/ts930fix/w6nl930.pdf
73 & gl,
Tom Wagner - N1MM
Check out the N1MM Free Contest Logger at
http://www.N1MM.com
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/N1MMLogger
No Yahoo membership required.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Brown" <k9mi@arrl.net>
To: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 11:04
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
> Check with Clif at Avvid in Irving, TX. I've had him work on
> several rigs for me, and have sent quite a few folks his way.
> He is factory authorized for Kenwood and Icom also.
>
> www.avvid.com
>
> 73 - Mike K9MI
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 5:43 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
>
>
> > I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who
is
> > capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a
fair
> > price?
> >
> > Tony
> > N7BG
> >
> >
> > "I collect telegraph keys and most anything
> > related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
> > bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
> > call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
> > to sell or trade!"
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>
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>From k4no at mchsi.com Sun Jun 30 20:47:06 2002
From: k4no@mchsi.com (greg and leann richard)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Seattle, WA
References: <20011112.165339.-16574657.0.k6ll@juno.com>
<06b101c16c51$6efcb310$6501a8c0@vista1.sdca.home.com>
Message-ID: <001801c22098$d367aca0$6501a8c0@toney1.al.home.com>
I am going to be in Seattle, WA starting July 3 thru the 8th.
Any contestors interested in getting together for dinner?
Greg K4NO
>From N5RP at pdq.net Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] RE: [Towertalk] dead grass
In-Reply-To: <LPBBJJHKFOOEGKEBKHOJEEIAEFAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
References: <20020630.094808.-685039.0.K2QMF@juno.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020630103114.00b44728@pop.pdq.net>
> > > Is there something that leaches off older towers that kills grass?
> > > I
> > > don't remember it happening the first 10 years or so, but now on my
> > > older towers I have been noticing that the grass is being killed off
> > > on
> > > the downhill side. These are all rohn 25/45/55 type towers. Is
> > > there
> > > something to stop it??
==========================>
Alkalinity from the older concrete leaches out into the yard.
You do not notice this at first. It takes a while for the leaching to have
an adverse affect on the surrounding plants that might need a more acid
soil condition.
Apply acidifier to the surrounding soil.
Same thing happens down here in the Southern USA to azaleas planted too
close to concrete foundations of houses.
The list is free to be surprised at this being one of my few sincere posts
with a content of substance.
File away if you wish to preserve same.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From thompson at mindspring.com Sat Jun 1 00:41:50 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil boom mic set problem
Message-ID: <006301c2091e$441fd180$70ab45cf@default>
I have a problem with the Pro micro boom mic set. The button on the mic
swivel went bad and the mic would not stay in place. Bob Heil sent me a new
button but upon trying to put it on I found the problem was the tube inside
the button. It had broken off from the button. I don't see a way to get
inside headset to fix this as Heil recommended. I showed the pro micro to
two others who have either Heil Pro or pro micros. We tried removing the
cushion but the headset is one piece and the cushion appears to be glued on.
We tried to get into the headset from the back where the button is attached
but all of us were afraid to damage the Pro Micro.
Does anyone have experience on repairing either the Pro or Pro micro.
Otherwise the other two recommended sending it all back to Heil.
73 Dave K4JRB
>From W2CS at bellsouth.net Sat Jun 1 08:19:02 2002
From: W2CS@bellsouth.net (Gary Ferdinand W2CS)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
I'm by far no expert on the history of all this, but my impression is that
the assumption is made that contesters are prone to exaggerate their logs.
In the past with paper logs this was very difficult to find. When it is
found, the QSO itself and a penalty is extracted. Yet, situations such as
yours definitely exist where the victim/perp are reversed and the penalties
are not.
Now that most (all for CQ?) logs are submitted electronically, I think it's
high time to eliminate the penalty points entirely. Just remove the QSO
(and mult if it be one) and recompute the score. Guys in your situation
will still bemoan why the other guy didn't log you, but at least all you're
losing is the QSO and not having a penalty lumped on. Anyone trying to
benefit by padding the log will of course have their work totally removed.
Seems fair to me.
I think the time for the penalty points, appropriate when finding fraud was
so difficult when paper logs were the norm, to be totally removed. Let the
score reduction be computed solely on the basis of the submitted log, less
QSOs in error.
One man's opinion, of course :-)
73,
Gary W2CS
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of ww3s
> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 9:23 PM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
>
> Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I
> called for
> the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even
> asked many
> to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the
> mult, but I
> lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only,
> correct? So
> why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points per
> q? Common
> sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I
> called them;
> the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bob Cox" <K3EST@cqww.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 1:02 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
>
> Dear Fellow Contesters,
>
> The 2001 CQ WW CW logs and UBN's are available to view at
> http://www.cqww.com If you have any questions, please address
> questions@cqww.com .
>
> Please be reminded that the 2002 CQ WW contests will require the cabrillo
> format. This format allows for the saving of thousands of man-hours by the
> CQ WW Contest Committee in the adjudication of the logs.
>
> 73
>
> Bob, K3EST
> CQ WW Director
>
>
>
>
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>From ww3s at zoominternet.net Sat Jun 1 08:57:36 2002
From: ww3s@zoominternet.net (ww3s)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cw ubn
Message-ID: <00da01c20963$85914e60$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Thanks to those that corrected my math on my UBN report. Sorry for the
interruption. I'll crawl back under my rock now......73
>From w2up at mindspring.com Sat Jun 1 14:05:12 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost>
There are two ways to solve the 0 point QSO problem:
1. Automatically give zone and country credit for all 0 pt QSOs. For
example, USA gets credit for USA and zones 3,4 and 5; UA0 gets credit
for UA9/0 and zones 17, 18, and 19; DL gets credit for DL and zone 14;
etc.
2. If a N-I-L pattern appears, for example, W3multi was in the log of 15
other W ops, but 12 of those QSOs aren't in W3multi's log, he should
be DQed.
Barry W2UP
On 1 Jun 2002 Gary Ferdinand W2CS wrote:
> I'm by far no expert on the history of all this, but my impression is that
> the assumption is made that contesters are prone to exaggerate their logs.
> In the past with paper logs this was very difficult to find. When it is
> found, the QSO itself and a penalty is extracted. Yet, situations such as
> yours definitely exist where the victim/perp are reversed and the penalties
> are not.
>
> Now that most (all for CQ?) logs are submitted electronically, I think it's
> high time to eliminate the penalty points entirely. Just remove the QSO
> (and mult if it be one) and recompute the score. Guys in your situation
> will still bemoan why the other guy didn't log you, but at least all you're
> losing is the QSO and not having a penalty lumped on. Anyone trying to
> benefit by padding the log will of course have their work totally removed.
> Seems fair to me.
>
> I think the time for the penalty points, appropriate when finding fraud was
> so difficult when paper logs were the norm, to be totally removed. Let the
> score reduction be computed solely on the basis of the submitted log, less
> QSOs in error.
>
> One man's opinion, of course :-)
>
> 73,
>
> Gary W2CS
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> > [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of ww3s
> > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 9:23 PM
> > To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> > Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> >
> >
> > Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I
> > called for
> > the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even
> > asked many
> > to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the
> > mult, but I
> > lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only,
> > correct? So
> > why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points per
> > q? Common
> > sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I
> > called them;
> > the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Bob Cox" <K3EST@cqww.com>
> > To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 1:02 PM
> > Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> >
> >
> > Dear Fellow Contesters,
> >
> > The 2001 CQ WW CW logs and UBN's are available to view at
> > http://www.cqww.com If you have any questions, please address
> > questions@cqww.com .
> >
> > Please be reminded that the 2002 CQ WW contests will require the cabrillo
> > format. This format allows for the saving of thousands of man-hours by the
> > CQ WW Contest Committee in the adjudication of the logs.
> >
> > 73
> >
> > Bob, K3EST
> > CQ WW Director
> >
> >
> >
> >
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>
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Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>From k7sv at va.prestige.net Sat Jun 1 10:28:12 2002
From: k7sv@va.prestige.net (Larry Schimelpfenig)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil boom mic set problem
Message-ID: <000701c20970$2ea5cc40$35214144@frbgva.adelphia.net>
snip....
Does anyone have experience on repairing either the Pro or Pro micro.
Otherwise the other two recommended sending it all back to Heil.
If you have a problem with a Heil product, I'd suggest calling Heil to
discuss it. While their obviously in business to make money, they are very
customer oriented. About a year ago the mike on my "legacy" headset became
intermittent. My guess was that it was in the cord. Dave returned my call,
told me that was a fairly common problem and the fix was quite easy. His
prediction was correct and fix was easy to complete.
73 de larry K7SV
>From jpvest at mail.tele.dk Sat Jun 1 16:38:55 2002
From: jpvest@mail.tele.dk (Peter Vestergaard)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] sac contest results
Message-ID: <000801c20971$ae01c060$dab4efc2@pv>
For SAC Contest 1998 try mailto:oz8xw@mail.tele.dk.
They were late and showed up in the beginning of 2000.
73 OZ5WQ, EDR Contest Manager for SAC-2002.
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Jun 1 08:24:20 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206011424.g51EOKj14982@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary, visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 HP
N4BP 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Jun 1 08:27:55 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 Manchester Mineira CW - All Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206011427.g51ERtu15001@localhost.localdomain>
2002 Manchester Mineira CW - All Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Submit logs by: June 30, 2002
E-mail logs to: (none)
Mail logs to:
CWJF Contest Committee
PO Box 410
Juiz de Fora - MG 36001-970
Brazil
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
All Class C/PUs LP
PU7EEL 174 80 43,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
All M/S HP
PY2ABU(@PY2YU) 497 215 325,080
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
All SOSB/20 LP
PY8AZT 101 48 24 15,504 Uirapuru DX Club
Operators:
PY2ABU PY2NDX,PY2YU
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Sat Jun 1 08:27:05 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206011427.g51ER5o14992@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 01Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
73 dink
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(BR)AB HP
S59AA 2473 671 36 4,503,000 SCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 7 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From nat at ajheatwole.com Sat Jun 1 14:58:55 2002
From: nat@ajheatwole.com (Nat Heatwole)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil FS-2 Footswitch
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
Message-ID: <000901c20996$0a8aad00$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Has anyone tried the Heil FS-2 footswitch in contesting? It looks like
it might be easier to key than many of the other footswitches that I
have seen but I'm wondering what other contesters think. All comments
would be greatly appreciated.
73, Nat, WZ3AR
>From nat at ajheatwole.com Sat Jun 1 15:03:26 2002
From: nat@ajheatwole.com (Nat Heatwole)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Trashed Heil Proset Out There?
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
Message-ID: <001301c20996$a5fc1260$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Does anyone on this list have a trashed Heil Proset headset available
that they would consider selling me? I'm looking for a working mic/boom
from a Proset to put onto another (non-Heil) set of headphones but I
don't feel like spending $130 plus shipping to buy a new headset just
for the mic/boom. If someone reading this has a trashed Proset that has
a working mic/boom and cord please e-mail me if you'de consider parting
with it. Thanks!
73, Nat, WZ3AR
>From NQ4I at compuserve.com Sat Jun 1 13:58:44 2002
From: NQ4I@compuserve.com (Rick Dougherty)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ISP for travelers
Message-ID: <200206011259_MC3-1-7E-4947@compuserve.com>
Hello all...I have asked this before and I want to see if there have been
some additions and improvements...I travel
the world rather often and far and wide...I have used Compuserve for the
past 9 years and until about 3 years ago they had a great presence in the
world...now they are shrinking in world wide POPs etc and not available in
a lot of countries I travel to...one member of this list had reccommended
GRIC as a world provider...I had to purchase GRIC services thru a company
called VPM and they were horrible...no custome support etc...but GRIC did
have the most worldwide access points....anybody that travels have any
other luck with ATT Worldnet or any other ISP...Compuserve since it was
bought by AOL has begun shrinking its service...I have hung onto Compuserve
since its great for e-mailing ....but its getting time to change...looking
for ideas....thanks de Rick nq4i
>From w3cf at comcast.net Sat Jun 1 17:12:59 2002
From: w3cf@comcast.net (Doug Priest)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Thanks to OKla DX Assn.
Message-ID: <NFBBKEEFALNKFAKNGPCKAEHLCEAA.w3cf@comcast.net>
RX in mail today 2000 WPX Plaque for USA #1 SOLP from the Oklahoma DX
Association. I take back all the bad things I was thinking. It was worth the
wait but I admit I thought you guys had forgotten about it. Thanks for your
support in the 2000 Contest season. It was my first WPX and I enjoyed the
daylights out of it!!
73
Doug W3CF / AA3E
Doug Priest W3CF
Hatfield, Pa.
19440-3958
doug@w3cf.com
http://www.w3cf.com
>From k8cc at comcast.net Sat Jun 1 11:46:56 2002
From: k8cc@comcast.net (David A. Pruett)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
References: <011901c208c5$126e8e50$6a385142@rockne>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020601103922.0094f220@mail.comcast.net>
At 09:23 PM 5/31/02 -0400, ww3s wrote:
>Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I called for
>the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even asked many
>to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the mult, but I
>lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only, correct? So
>why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points per q? Common
>sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I called them;
>the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
Please let me know if you lost any QSOs from K8CC. For the past several
years I've reminded our operators before the contest that if they send
someone an exchange, they are to log it, period. Hurting the points per
QSO ratio is not an issue.
I don't know how CQ checks logs, but with ARRL 160 and ARRL 10 (which K9TM
and I check) the penalties are equivalent QSOs - i.e., if you have a five
point NIL in ARRL 160, you lose that QSO plus five QSO points. OTOH, in
some contests like ARRL DX and SS all QSO points are the same, but the
strategy is the same.
Dave/K8CC
>From n5nj at gte.net Sat Jun 1 19:50:35 2002
From: n5nj@gte.net (Bob Naumann - N5NJ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cw ubn
References: <00da01c20963$85914e60$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <010601c209c7$20247fc0$f2212f04@dslverizon.net>
Before this spirals out of control any further, please note that WW3S
indicated that he made an error in his math while looking at his report.
There were no USA multi-multi's who did not log him nor caused him to lose
any points or multipliers.
Back to net.
N5NJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 6:57 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cw ubn
> Thanks to those that corrected my math on my UBN report. Sorry for the
> interruption. I'll crawl back under my rock now......73
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
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>From tavan at tibco.com Sat Jun 1 18:15:50 2002
From: tavan@tibco.com (Rick Tavan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ISP for travelers
References: <200206011259_MC3-1-7E-4947@compuserve.com>
Message-ID: <3CF963B5.6D133764@tibco.com>
I use "AT&T Global Network" to access my company through a virtual private
network. In countries that AT&T serves, there are typically dozens or even
hundreds of local dial-in numbers; sometimes an 800-equivalent number. There
are hundreds of numbers in the US plus an 800 number. My company must pay extra
when I use the 800 and equivalent numbers. The dialer includes a self-updating
list of numbers for each country and US state; i.e., it is always close to
up-to-date. Unfortunatley, the numbers are listed alphabetically by city, so
the larger the country or state, the more geography you must know or learn in
order to find the best number quickly. Hotel desks are very helpful with this.
The service works well, with speeds varying from about 24000 to 54000 in the
venues I have tried (mainly
US and Europe). N.B. I use an IBM ThinkPad T20 with a rather good built-in
modem. In some Caribbean islands AT&T is not represented and the best I can do
is call Florida. I don't know if this is the same AT&T service that is
available to individuals.
73,
/Rick N6XI
Rick Dougherty wrote:
> Hello all...I have asked this before and I want to see if there have been
> some additions and improvements...I travel
> the world rather often and far and wide...I have used Compuserve for the
> past 9 years and until about 3 years ago they had a great presence in the
> world...now they are shrinking in world wide POPs etc and not available in
> a lot of countries I travel to...one member of this list had reccommended
> GRIC as a world provider...I had to purchase GRIC services thru a company
> called VPM and they were horrible...no custome support etc...but GRIC did
> have the most worldwide access points....anybody that travels have any
> other luck with ATT Worldnet or any other ISP...Compuserve since it was
> bought by AOL has begun shrinking its service...I have hung onto Compuserve
> since its great for e-mailing ....but its getting time to change...looking
> for ideas....thanks de Rick nq4i
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
--
Richard M. Tavan
TIBCO Software Inc.
3307 Hillview Drive
Palo Alto, CA 94304-1213
tavan@tibco.com
n6xi@arrl.net
650-846-5214 Office
408-896-0476 Cell
>From k2av at contesting.com Sat Jun 1 21:29:20 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
<3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost>
Message-ID: <003601c209cc$89b564e0$0500a8c0@swift>
Actually they already count as you suggest. That is why the original
poster worked the multi to begin with, to get USA and the zone on a
particular band. Example, at NY4A, we need one "K" station and zones
3,4,5 on each band for mults, even though they don't count as Q
points.
There is no loss to logging 0 point qso's. I'm really quite mystified
that anyone would drop them who is using any of the computer loggers.
In order to get a same country exchange to go out at all so that the
posting station would hear an exchange, the easiest way for the multi
to do that is type in the call and hit enter. All done. Deleting the Q
from the log takes additional work. Logging the Q is BY FAR the
easiest, fastest thing for the multi to do. "W1WXYZ <ENTER> 5
<ENTER>". Everything else takes more time.
I suspect that someone may have done something like go through the
multi log afterward and deleted everything that had zero qso points
and wasn't a mult, not quite realizing what was happening.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Barry " <w2up@mindspring.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 9:05 AM
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> There are two ways to solve the 0 point QSO problem:
> 1. Automatically give zone and country credit for all 0 pt QSOs. For
> example, USA gets credit for USA and zones 3,4 and 5; UA0 gets
credit
> for UA9/0 and zones 17, 18, and 19; DL gets credit for DL and zone
14;
> etc.
> 2. If a N-I-L pattern appears, for example, W3multi was in the log
of 15
> other W ops, but 12 of those QSOs aren't in W3multi's log, he should
> be DQed.
> Barry W2UP
>
>
> On 1 Jun 2002 Gary Ferdinand W2CS wrote:
>
> > I'm by far no expert on the history of all this, but my impression
is that
> > the assumption is made that contesters are prone to exaggerate
their logs.
> > In the past with paper logs this was very difficult to find. When
it is
> > found, the QSO itself and a penalty is extracted. Yet, situations
such as
> > yours definitely exist where the victim/perp are reversed and the
penalties
> > are not.
> >
> > Now that most (all for CQ?) logs are submitted electronically, I
think it's
> > high time to eliminate the penalty points entirely. Just remove
the QSO
> > (and mult if it be one) and recompute the score. Guys in your
situation
> > will still bemoan why the other guy didn't log you, but at least
all you're
> > losing is the QSO and not having a penalty lumped on. Anyone
trying to
> > benefit by padding the log will of course have their work totally
removed.
> > Seems fair to me.
> >
> > I think the time for the penalty points, appropriate when finding
fraud was
> > so difficult when paper logs were the norm, to be totally removed.
Let the
> > score reduction be computed solely on the basis of the submitted
log, less
> > QSOs in error.
> >
> > One man's opinion, of course :-)
> >
> > 73,
> >
> > Gary W2CS
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> > > [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of ww3s
> > > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 9:23 PM
> > > To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> > > Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> > >
> > >
> > > Just reviewed my UBN and as I expected, most of the USA multis I
> > > called for
> > > the mult did not log me. There has to be a trick to this; I even
> > > asked many
> > > to please log for the mult. Problem is, not only do I loose the
> > > mult, but I
> > > lose qso points I never had. Stateside qsos are for mults only,
> > > correct? So
> > > why when a stateside multi doesn't log me do I loose 6 points
per
> > > q? Common
> > > sense should indicate the big multi didn't call me but rather I
> > > called them;
> > > the error must be on their end so why do I get points deducted?
> > > ----- Original Message -----
> > > From: "Bob Cox" <K3EST@cqww.com>
> > > To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> > > Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 1:02 PM
> > > Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> > >
> > >
> > > Dear Fellow Contesters,
> > >
> > > The 2001 CQ WW CW logs and UBN's are available to view at
> > > http://www.cqww.com If you have any questions, please address
> > > questions@cqww.com .
> > >
> > > Please be reminded that the 2002 CQ WW contests will require the
cabrillo
> > > format. This format allows for the saving of thousands of
man-hours by the
> > > CQ WW Contest Committee in the adjudication of the logs.
> > >
> > > 73
> > >
> > > Bob, K3EST
> > > CQ WW Director
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
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> > >
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> > >
> >
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> --
> Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
> Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>
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>From k2av at contesting.com Sun Jun 2 01:18:56 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
<3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost> <003601c209cc$89b564e0$0500a8c0@swift>
<01a501c209d8$1695d7e0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
Message-ID: <007901c209ec$9cc12270$0500a8c0@swift>
Except that does zilch one way or another for the score. Pts/Q is just
an analysis tool. In something like the WPX may indicate someone spent
too much time with beams aimed at USA gathering 1 pointers, instead of
a slower (but higher scoring) progress working European stations.
But it has no official status in any contest that I know of. Anyone
who would suggest such a strategy (deleting zero pointers) clearly
does not understand contest scoring rules.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>
To: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 9:52 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
> > There is no loss to logging 0 point qso's. I'm really quite
mystified
> > that anyone would drop them who is using any of the computer
loggers.
>
> I'm told its because it lowers the average points per q or something
like
> that....
>
> 73
>
>
>From n2mg at eham.net Sun Jun 2 18:51:14 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <011501c2090a$df6bc4a0$6501a8c0@zoominternet.net>
<3CF8C688.12146.37CACE7@localhost>
Message-ID: <00b901c20a7f$9e783e80$3201a8c0@mikehome>
W2UP wrote:
> There are two ways to solve the 0 point QSO problem:
> 1. Automatically give zone and country credit for all 0 pt QSOs. For
> example, USA gets credit for USA and zones 3,4 and 5; UA0 gets credit
> for UA9/0 and zones 17, 18, and 19; DL gets credit for DL and zone 14;
> etc.
This already looks unfair (comparing, say, the free mults a DL gets versus
the ones a US station gets) but multiply it by all the bands involved and it
get much worse.
> 2. If a N-I-L pattern appears, for example, W3multi was in the log of 15
> other W ops, but 12 of those QSOs aren't in W3multi's log, he should
> be DQed.
A see a huge potential for mischief here... Perhaps a note should be sent
to the "W3multi" alerting him of the trouble, but nothing more.
73 Mike N2MG
>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 3 05:09:15 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
Message-ID: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
QUACK's
Good thinking today with computer logging , however when we were papering
logging I'm sure that many guys didn't put in a W7 into their log when they
already had a W6 zone 3 and a couple of VE7's, TOO much effort to write
them down and also dupe.
Rex
----- Original Message -----
From: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
To: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2002 04:18
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> Except that does zilch one way or another for the score. Pts/Q is just
> an analysis tool. In something like the WPX may indicate someone spent
> too much time with beams aimed at USA gathering 1 pointers, instead of
> a slower (but higher scoring) progress working European stations.
>
> But it has no official status in any contest that I know of. Anyone
> who would suggest such a strategy (deleting zero pointers) clearly
> does not understand contest scoring rules.
>
>
> 73, Guy.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "ww3s" <ww3s@zoominternet.net>
> To: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 9:52 PM
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
>
>
> >
> > > There is no loss to logging 0 point qso's. I'm really quite
> mystified
> > > that anyone would drop them who is using any of the computer
> loggers.
> >
> > I'm told its because it lowers the average points per q or something
> like
> > that....
> >
> > 73
> >
> >
>
>
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>From n6ki at juno.com Mon Jun 3 01:16:16 2002
From: n6ki@juno.com (Dennis Vernacchia)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil FS-2 Footswitch
Message-ID: <20020603.002007.-1392873.1.n6ki@juno.com>
Nat,
I guess you missed the previous thread on footswitches
when someone else inquired an alternative to the Heil FS-2
"
I just replaced a very comfortable, durable and ergonomically
comfortable
footswith that lasted me over 10+ years of contesting.
After considering many switches including the Heil FS-2,
here's one you should consider and why I chose it.
Linemaster Model Gem-V2
www.linemaster.com
860 974-1000
Circular - Easy to hit from all angles
Perfect touch - you can lightly rest your foot on edge of it
and not false trigger but then a light
additional amount of additional pressure
keys it and no "cramped" or "tired" foot as
the hours wane on
Great Weight and Non Skid corrugated base - Will not move around too
easily
so no worry about it not staying in position.
Nice appearance with chrome ringed edge and easy hit circular top target
area.
I expect it will easily last 10+ years for heavy contest use.
You can purchase with or without cable. I found the supplied cable listed
on teh web
page to be too heavy and cumbersome so I installed my own thinner and
very flexible
cable and saved another $6 on the price.
The Gem-V2 will cost you just under $30 including shipping/handling.
Note: Since they normally have a $100 minimum, I requested my switch
as a sample for 60 day evaluation and had it mailed to me at my work
address.
That way you avoid the $100 minimum
You may also want to check with your contest buddies or club members and
order enough to meet the $100 minimum order.
I have no pecuniary interest in Linemaster Co. Products"
73, Dennis N6KI
On Sat, 1 Jun 2002 13:58:55 -0400 "Nat Heatwole" <nat@ajheatwole.com>
writes:
> Has anyone tried the Heil FS-2 footswitch in contesting? It looks
> like
> it might be easier to key than many of the other footswitches that
> I
> have seen but I'm wondering what other contesters think. All
> comments
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
> 73, Nat, WZ3AR
>
>
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>
73,
Dennis Vernacchia N6KI
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>From N5RP at pdq.net Tue Jun 4 11:52:16 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Keying Emulation
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020604104728.00baea78@pop.pdq.net>
Where might there be a summary posted so as to illustrate / define the
various differences among all of the assorted keying methods designed into
the many keyers over the years?
Accukeyer mode
Logikeyer mode
Curtis A mode
Curtis B mode
Iambic
Non-Iambic
Dot memory
Dash memory
Auto - Space
etc., etc. .................... Did I miss any?
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From K6LL at adelphia.net Mon Jun 3 12:41:49 2002
From: K6LL@adelphia.net (Dave Hachadorian)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Quiet monitor, cheap
Message-ID: <000d01c20af3$a8a1c560$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
Staples has the Envision Model EN-710e 17" Monitor
on sale, through June 15, for $149.98, less a $70
mail-in rebate, for a final price of $79.98 plus
tax. You can get it at your local Staples store,
or at Staples.com with free shipping.
I've had one of these for about six months now,
and it is one of the cleanest monitors that I've
seen. On one or two occasions, I've detected a
birdie from it, but it was a weak narrowband
sinusoid, and didn't create any problem. I just
bought another one.
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 3 12:53:35 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206031853.g53IrZ519799@localhost.localdomain>
2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Submit logs by: (see your national society rules)
E-mail logs to: (see your national society rules)
Mail logs to:
(see your national society rules)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open LP
DK0WT/P(DK2GZ) 910 168 528,192
DF0BK/P 667 120 24 274,440
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed LP
LY1DS 258 55 3 51,590 Lithuanian DX
YL2PN 100 30 3 393 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Open HP
VE3XAX 354 76 19 89,224 U-VE Contest Club
Operators:
DF0BK/P DL4SDW,DL4SDX,DL5SEJ,DL8SCG
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 3 13:01:02 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206031901.g53J12W19821@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary - please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 WWDXC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34.9 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
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NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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NA SOSB40 LP
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 3 13:03:53 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206031903.g53J3rQ19832@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 03Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary - please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
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Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
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Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
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Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 7 581,236
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From WA8WV at aol.com Mon Jun 3 23:03:21 2002
From: WA8WV@aol.com (WA8WV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WEST VIRGINIA QSO PARTY THIS MONTH
Message-ID: <1aa.33640e4.2a2d79e9@aol.com>
Hi all:
************************THE WEST VIRGINIA QSO PARTY IS SATURDAY, JUNE
15***************************
WVQP will be a good time to get those rare counties from West Virginia. Last
year we had 25 counties activated and looks like we will have even more this
year. Also have a T-Shirt available this year for the first time. Details
available
at <A HREF="http://www.qsl.net/wvarrl";>www.qsl.net/wvarrl</A>.
Here are rules as published in the June 2002 issue of QST on Page 90:
===============================
West Virginia QSO Party ? CW/SSB - sponsored by the West Virginia State
Amateur Radio Council from 1600Z Jun 15 to 0200Z Jun 16. Frequencies: 80 ? 10
meters, CW - 35 kHz from band edge, Phone - 35 kHz from General Class band
edge and Novice/Tech 10-meter segment. Categories: SO, MS, MM and Mobile, all
categories may be HP, LP (<100W), QRP (<5W), Phone, CW, or mixed mode. Work
stations once per band/mode and WV stations from each county (WV mobiles keep
separate log for each county). Exchange: RS(T) and WV county or SPC. QSO
Points: Fixed stations: CW - 2 pts, SSB - 1 pt; Mobiles: CW - 5 pts, SSB - 3
pts; Bonus - 100 pts for QSOs with W8WVA once per band/mode, WV mobiles add
100 points per county activated with minimum of 15 QSO?s. Score: QSO points x
WV counties (+ SPC for WV stations), add bonus to final score, multipliers
count only once. For more information - <A
HREF="http://www.qsl.net/wvarrl";>www.qsl.net/wvarrl</A>. Logs due by Jul
15 to WA8WV@aol.com or to Dave Ellis WA8WV, 610 Hillsdale Drive, Charleston,
WV 25302.
Hope to see you in WVQP.
73,
Dave Ellis WA8WV
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>From Bill at BillandCarol.com Tue Jun 4 01:09:23 2002
From: Bill@BillandCarol.com (Bill Henderson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Photos On-Line: KCDX Dayton Pileup Contest
Message-ID: <3CFC4B83.D6D3993F@BillandCarol.com>
Check out the photos of all the participants in this year's CW Pileup
Competition at the KC DX Club Hospitality Suite in the Crowne Plaza
Hotel Saturday Evening during the Dayton Hamvention.. A veritable "who's
who" of contesting and DX! http://www.qsl.net/kcdxc
73 Bill K0VBU
>From robin at g3tkf.freeserve.co.uk Tue Jun 4 13:03:49 2002
From: robin@g3tkf.freeserve.co.uk (Robin Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Emotator 747SR Help!
Message-ID: <1CoXqGBV6J$8Ewn0@g3tkf.freeserve.co.uk>
Hi chaps
Has anyone got the connection details for the head unit to control box
wiring ?? I urgently need to repair connections and have lost the paper
work !!
Thanks
--
73
Robin
G3TKF
>From kharker at cs.utexas.edu Tue Jun 4 10:41:26 2002
From: kharker@cs.utexas.edu (Kenneth E. Harker)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <20020604094126.B19751@cs.utexas.edu>
I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
(with the other party's permission, of course.)
I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
--
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Kenneth E. Harker "Vox Clamantis in Deserto" kharker@cs.utexas.edu
University of Texas at Austin Amateur Radio Callsign: WM5R
Department of the Computer Sciences VP, Central Texas DX & Contest Club
Taylor Hall TAY 2.124 Maintainer of Linux on Laptops
Austin, TX 78712-1188 USA http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/
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>From gary at radioplace.com Tue Jun 4 18:17:04 2002
From: gary@radioplace.com (Gary Stilwell)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
Message-ID: <007d01c20c29$4f371e80$c5607043@gary>
The OFFICIAL answer re WPX club score participation was that WPX rules are
the same as CQ Worldwide contest and percentages are allowed.
----- Original Message -----
From: gary stilwell <gary@radioplace.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Cc: <nccc@contesting.com>; <n8bjq@erinet.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 3:06 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
>The CQ Worldwide Contest has a provision under the club scoring that
>DXpedition scores are PERCENTAGED to the number of club members on the
>Dxpedition.
>
>I cannot find such wording in the Rules for the WPX contest.
>
>Does WPX allow the same percentaged (toward club scores) scores for
>different club members within the group?
>
>KI6T
>
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>From n3bb at mindspring.com Tue Jun 4 15:11:58 2002
From: n3bb@mindspring.com (Jim George)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
Message-ID: <v02120d02b922ce83167e@EIM-Mac-1.5tcp>
>The OFFICIAL answer re WPX club score participation was that WPX rules are
>the same as CQ Worldwide contest and percentages are allowed.
I read the WPX rules the same way, however one of our club members ran into
Steve Boll, N5BJQ, at Dayton, and posted this comment on the club
reflector:
************************************************************************
I hooked up with N8BJQ at Dayton and asked about the team scoring for WPX.
He sez if the station owner is a member, then the multi op score can count
for the club. Doesn't matter how many ops are members. FYI.
************************************************************************
If this is uncertain, we should ask Steve for a clarification.
Jim
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: gary stilwell <gary@radioplace.com>
>To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>Cc: <nccc@contesting.com>; <n8bjq@erinet.com>
>Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 3:06 PM
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
>
>
>>The CQ Worldwide Contest has a provision under the club scoring that
>>DXpedition scores are PERCENTAGED to the number of club members on the
>>Dxpedition.
>>
>>I cannot find such wording in the Rules for the WPX contest.
>>
>>Does WPX allow the same percentaged (toward club scores) scores for
>>different club members within the group?
>>
>>KI6T
>From K5NZ at aol.com Tue Jun 4 17:08:32 2002
From: K5NZ@aol.com (K5NZ@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CTDXCC] Re: [CQ-Contest] WPX CLUB SCORE PARTICIPATION
Message-ID: <144.f70b249.2a2e7840@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/4/02 3:05:20 PM Central Daylight Time,
n3bb@mindspring.com writes:
> ************************************************************************
> I hooked up with N8BJQ at Dayton and asked about the team scoring for WPX.
> He sez if the station owner is a member, then the multi op score can count
> for the club. Doesn't matter how many ops are members. FYI.
> ************************************************************************
>
> If this is uncertain, we should ask Steve for a clarification.
>
> Jim
>
This is certain, I asked Steve in person as I told you.
"If it's worth doing....it's worth overdoing!"
Regards,
Mike Hance K5NZ
Bedias, Tx
www.teamcramp.com
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>From geoiii at kkn.net Tue Jun 4 15:00:03 2002
From: geoiii@kkn.net (George Fremin III - K5TR)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
In-Reply-To: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>; from Rex Maner on Mon, Jun
03, 2002 at 04:09:15AM -0000
References: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
Message-ID: <20020604140003.B5709@loja.kkn.net>
On Mon, Jun 03, 2002 at 04:09:15AM -0000, Rex Maner wrote:
> Good thinking today with computer logging , however when we were papering
> logging I'm sure that many guys didn't put in a W7 into their log when they
> already had a W6 zone 3 and a couple of VE7's, TOO much effort to write
> them down and also dupe.
I do not recall it being the effort of logging them nor
was it the trouble of duping them - afterall ten contacts
with a ZERO point station counts the same as one contact.
The problem was it made it very hard to figure out
your average points per QSO.
The first time I showed up at a CQ WW M/M I was told not to
log more than a few W stations.
Now in the age of computer logging I log everything - I log W/VE stations
even in the ARRL DX contests.
--
George Fremin III - K5TR
geoiii@kkn.net
http://www.kkn.net/~k5tr
>From KG6DV at cs.com Tue Jun 4 18:07:37 2002
From: KG6DV@cs.com (KG6DV@cs.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
Message-ID: <155.ee06880.2a2e8619@cs.com>
There have been several notes recently about the Dayton cw pileup results on
the to the Kansas City DX Club web page. If you look elsewhere on their
page you will find the sound files for the 1998 and 1999 pileup tests along
with the answer sheets. I ran the files and confirmed what I had know for
some time, I suck as a potential world class cw op. There are some features
of the sound files that play into my weaknesses. The selective filters in my
head will sync on a certain tone frequency. Once I have copied the call at
that tone I try to mentally lock onto another caller at another tone, doesnt
work, the original preferred tone distracts me. If the sound file came
complete with a rit I would do much better. On the first listen I could not
copy more than 38 callsigns from either file. The list of scores for these
years is also available on the web site and its a lot of fun to compare and
find out just how bad or good you really are. In my case it was good to
dissolve the illusion.
The potential fun is limited by the fact that the only files listed are those
from 98 and 99. Maybe the KCDXC can locate the sound files from previous
years and provide us with some additional fun. If you have never been to
Dayton or have never participated in the pileup test, this may tell you to
either avoid the embarrassment, practice more, or to make a reservation now
for next year. Log onto the KCDXC web site and have a run at it, beats
sitting around waiting for the next contest.
Aloha
Ron KH6DV (sometimes KH6VV)
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>From Dave_Hoaglin at abtassoc.com Tue Jun 4 13:15:25 2002
From: Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com (Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs for
ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15 days
after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed the need for
flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
situations.
I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
practical implications of such a change.
73, Dave K1HT
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Tue Jun 4 19:45:07 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
Message-ID: <012601c20c19$79bde900$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
de WM5R
"Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
(with the other party's permission, of course.)
I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice? "
I feel there is no question there are better calls to be used in this
contest...if you have a rarer prefix, especially now that W can work W, you
might get waited upon (run em) whereas if you are the third or 10th K4 that
someone has worked spin the know takes over!
It is precisely for this reason that we used WC4E in our Multi-Multi effort
in CW WPX from W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ station....
Jeff (WC4E) has a callsign which is almost synonymous with the WPX
contest...I know when I had pileups calling me there were many guys seeing
new prefix on their monitors and were willing to wait!
Contesting is a competitive sport...if you have found a better shaped sail
in sail boating you go with it...or a better tire in auto racing you go with
that.....
Do I have a problem with a fellow ham loaning his "unique prefix" callsign
to another ham in his quest for greater contest success...not in the least -
what are friends for?
We could have been K4NNN or K4FCG or any of the other calls licensed at
W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ in WPX CW but there is absolutely no question in my mind that
by having Jeff's call we did better - his being there to operate was a big
help, too - nice job on 15, Jeff!
Seems like a really nice "hammy" thing to do - at least to me...provided of
course it is a free choice - I would not condone anyone holding a gun to
someone's head in order to use their call during a contest...even if it were
a hired gun!
This is a fraternity, right - a good place to do fraternal kinda stuff, eh?
73,
Jim, K4OJ
>From k0xm at kc.rr.com Tue Jun 4 19:27:54 2002
From: k0xm@kc.rr.com (Chuck K0XM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
References: <155.ee06880.2a2e8619@cs.com>
Message-ID: <010301c20c1f$744391e0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Hi Ron,
I am a member of the KCDXC and will say tnx to everyone who enjoys the
pileup competition. Now for the good news...Last nite at our monthly meeting
we discussed making cd's of the sound files (including this years)along with
the answersheets and making them available. Once the final info is ready,
either I or Bill K0VBU will let you guys know.
Chuck/K0XM
ex-N0BIW
----- Original Message -----
From: <KG6DV@cs.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 4:07 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
> There have been several notes recently about the Dayton cw pileup results
on
> the to the Kansas City DX Club web page. If you look elsewhere on their
> page you will find the sound files for the 1998 and 1999 pileup tests
along
> with the answer sheets. I ran the files and confirmed what I had know
for
> some time, I suck as a potential world class cw op. There are some
features
> of the sound files that play into my weaknesses. The selective filters in
my
> head will sync on a certain tone frequency. Once I have copied the call at
> that tone I try to mentally lock onto another caller at another tone,
doesnt
> work, the original preferred tone distracts me. If the sound file came
> complete with a rit I would do much better. On the first listen I could
not
> copy more than 38 callsigns from either file. The list of scores for
these
> years is also available on the web site and its a lot of fun to compare
and
> find out just how bad or good you really are. In my case it was good to
> dissolve the illusion.
>
> The potential fun is limited by the fact that the only files listed are
those
> from 98 and 99. Maybe the KCDXC can locate the sound files from previous
> years and provide us with some additional fun. If you have never been to
> Dayton or have never participated in the pileup test, this may tell you to
> either avoid the embarrassment, practice more, or to make a reservation
now
> for next year. Log onto the KCDXC web site and have a run at it, beats
> sitting around waiting for the next contest.
>
> Aloha
> Ron KH6DV (sometimes KH6VV)
>
>
>
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>From n2mg at eham.net Tue Jun 4 20:36:57 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
<20020604140003.B5709@loja.kkn.net>
Message-ID: <006a01c20c20$b8189220$3201a8c0@mikehome>
K5TR wrote:
> I do not recall it being the effort of logging them nor
> was it the trouble of duping them - afterall ten contacts
> with a ZERO point station counts the same as one contact.
>
> The problem was it made it very hard to figure out
> your average points per QSO.
>
> The first time I showed up at a CQ WW M/M I was told not to
> log more than a few W stations.
Needing to calculate (or wanting to maximize) points-per-QSO is obviously
unnecessary today.
I don't need to tell most of you that the problem back in the good ol' days
was that in order to report the score immediately after the contest, one
needed to guesstimate the points-per-QSO. I recall hearing, "Using last
year's...", oh so many times on 3830. So any deviation from the norm (IOW,
too many zero-pointers) was perceived as a hidden, after-3830,
score-reducer. And since relatively few (compared to today) logs were
checked, it was of no consequence - although it should have been.
Computer logging has been the norm for well over ten years. Points-per-QSO
is calculated on the fly. No need to guess or maximize. Old habits die
hard I suppose.
73 Mike N2MG
>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Tue Jun 4 17:51:46 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SECRETS OF CONTESTING, NO. 2
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
<000901c20996$0a8aad00$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Message-ID: <008801c20c22$cc1eff00$31fc7243@sbcglobal.net>
I like the Heil footswitch. And on the well-beaten-down subject of
headphones, as I have stated before, the ONLY headphone I will ever use
again is the FOSTEX T-20. Cost about $80. I wear them without any
discomfort for 48 hours straight. Simply epoxy a Heil boom mike with HC-4
element (naturally) to the side.
Following my lead, the FOSTEX used one time or another by world class
operators like W6YA, CT1BOH, and OH2BH.
Now that I have revealed Contesting Secret No. 2, (1) the competition just
got a little tougher, and/or (2) many more of you will be operating,
comfortably, for many more hours, and we will all enjoy your presence, and
obvious skills.
Hoping to see many of you in Finland.
Vy 73
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nat Heatwole" <nat@ajheatwole.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 10:58 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil FS-2 Footswitch
> Has anyone tried the Heil FS-2 footswitch in contesting? It looks like
> it might be easier to key than many of the other footswitches that I
> have seen but I'm wondering what other contesters think. All comments
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
> 73, Nat, WZ3AR
>
>
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>From k7qq at netzero.net Wed Jun 5 03:44:00 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <003201c20c3a$dabf45c0$43741342@k7qq>
Quacks
Thats how I did it, I had the permission of the owner of WR7HE to use his
call for the WPX ssb/cw and did so. I'm responsiable for answering the
QSL's. and operating within the rules.
Rex
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>
To: "CQ Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 14:41
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
>
> --
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
> Kenneth E. Harker "Vox Clamantis in Deserto"
kharker@cs.utexas.edu
> University of Texas at Austin Amateur Radio Callsign:
WM5R
> Department of the Computer Sciences VP, Central Texas DX & Contest
Club
> Taylor Hall TAY 2.124 Maintainer of Linux on
Laptops
> Austin, TX 78712-1188 USA
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/
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>From wd4ahz at gte.net Wed Jun 5 04:24:44 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <3CFD847C.DFBFE762@gte.net>
Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com wrote:
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
Bring it on! I usually send my logs in within a day or two anyway ...
no big deal.
73, Ron
>From k6km at cncnet.com Tue Jun 4 21:50:46 2002
From: k6km@cncnet.com (Bill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
References: <155.ee06880.2a2e8619@cs.com>
<010301c20c1f$744391e0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Message-ID: <3CFD8A96.81E09E42@cncnet.com>
* The concept and implementation are great. BUT! I searched and
didn't find how to participate. ADVERTISE! A dozen pages tacked
on the walls would have broughe a LOT more participants.
\Good luck,
Bill K6KM
****************************
Chuck K0XM wrote:
> Hi Ron,
> I am a member of the KCDXC and will say tnx to everyone who enjoys the
> pileup competition. Now for the good news...Last nite at our monthly meeting
> we discussed making cd's of the sound files (including this years)along with
> the answersheets and making them available. Once the final info is ready,
> either I or Bill K0VBU will let you guys know.
> Chuck/K0XM********
>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Tue Jun 4 23:06:15 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
References: <012601c20c19$79bde900$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <012801c20c4e$b8ba6180$31fc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Yeah, and its probably not too different than going on a DXpedition for a
contest, and "borrowing" not only their call, but also their station. And
if it adds to your score, interest in the contest, and is an all-in-all
stimulus for activity, and FUN, so what? Isn't that what contesting is
supposed to be all about?
The point is: ANYONE can do it. Just like SO2R. If you don't wish to play
the game, your choice. But don't condemn others from trying to find an
advantage.
It's just one more element of why it's a "competition". Duh.........
Vy 73
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 3:45 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
> de WM5R
>
> "Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
>
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice? "
>
>
> I feel there is no question there are better calls to be used in this
> contest...if you have a rarer prefix, especially now that W can work W,
you
> might get waited upon (run em) whereas if you are the third or 10th K4
that
> someone has worked spin the know takes over!
>
> It is precisely for this reason that we used WC4E in our Multi-Multi
effort
> in CW WPX from W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ station....
>
> Jeff (WC4E) has a callsign which is almost synonymous with the WPX
> contest...I know when I had pileups calling me there were many guys seeing
> new prefix on their monitors and were willing to wait!
>
> Contesting is a competitive sport...if you have found a better shaped sail
> in sail boating you go with it...or a better tire in auto racing you go
with
> that.....
>
> Do I have a problem with a fellow ham loaning his "unique prefix" callsign
> to another ham in his quest for greater contest success...not in the
least -
> what are friends for?
>
> We could have been K4NNN or K4FCG or any of the other calls licensed at
> W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ in WPX CW but there is absolutely no question in my mind
that
> by having Jeff's call we did better - his being there to operate was a big
> help, too - nice job on 15, Jeff!
>
> Seems like a really nice "hammy" thing to do - at least to me...provided
of
> course it is a free choice - I would not condone anyone holding a gun to
> someone's head in order to use their call during a contest...even if it
were
> a hired gun!
>
> This is a fraternity, right - a good place to do fraternal kinda stuff,
eh?
>
> 73,
>
> Jim, K4OJ
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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>From albraun at earthlink.net Wed Jun 5 12:37:13 2002
From: albraun@earthlink.net (Alan Braun)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
References: <012601c20c19$79bde900$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <001101c20c85$57516150$b88a0b3f@alanwflpsxdfwt>
K4VX has done this for years. His wife is NS0Z and they usually use her call
in WPX from his station, which most of the time is manned by guest ops. As
long as permission has been given, I don't see a problem with it, even
though in this particular case it makes my own call sign less desirable!
Alan NS0B
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 10:45 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed Calls
> de WM5R
>
> "Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
>
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice? "
>
>
> I feel there is no question there are better calls to be used in this
> contest...if you have a rarer prefix, especially now that W can work W,
you
> might get waited upon (run em) whereas if you are the third or 10th K4
that
> someone has worked spin the know takes over!
>
> It is precisely for this reason that we used WC4E in our Multi-Multi
effort
> in CW WPX from W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ station....
>
> Jeff (WC4E) has a callsign which is almost synonymous with the WPX
> contest...I know when I had pileups calling me there were many guys seeing
> new prefix on their monitors and were willing to wait!
>
> Contesting is a competitive sport...if you have found a better shaped sail
> in sail boating you go with it...or a better tire in auto racing you go
with
> that.....
>
> Do I have a problem with a fellow ham loaning his "unique prefix" callsign
> to another ham in his quest for greater contest success...not in the
least -
> what are friends for?
>
> We could have been K4NNN or K4FCG or any of the other calls licensed at
> W1CW/W1YL/K4OJ in WPX CW but there is absolutely no question in my mind
that
> by having Jeff's call we did better - his being there to operate was a big
> help, too - nice job on 15, Jeff!
>
> Seems like a really nice "hammy" thing to do - at least to me...provided
of
> course it is a free choice - I would not condone anyone holding a gun to
> someone's head in order to use their call during a contest...even if it
were
> a hired gun!
>
> This is a fraternity, right - a good place to do fraternal kinda stuff,
eh?
>
> 73,
>
> Jim, K4OJ
>
>
>
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>From kg5u at hal-pc.org Wed Jun 5 08:31:03 2002
From: kg5u@hal-pc.org (Dale L Martin)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Have Yourself a Little Pile-up Fun
In-Reply-To: <3CFD8A96.81E09E42@cncnet.com>
Message-ID: <LPBBJJHKFOOEGKEBKHOJAEGGEEAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
Hear, hear!!!
I agree.
This was my first Dayton convention.
I would have loved to have particpated/competed had I realized that the
hospitality suite I was in (down the hall from the banquet room by the
elevators) was not THE hospitality suite where the real activities were
going on (is that where the door prizes were handed out, too?).
Oh, well...next year....
dale, kg5u
>
> * The concept and implementation are great. BUT! I searched and
> didn't find how to participate. ADVERTISE! A dozen pages tacked
> on the walls would have broughe a LOT more participants.
>
> \Good luck,
>
> Bill K6KM
>
> ****************************
>
> Chuck K0XM wrote:
>
> > Hi Ron,
> > I am a member of the KCDXC and will say tnx to everyone who enjoys the
> > pileup competition. Now for the good news...Last nite at our
> monthly meeting
> > we discussed making cd's of the sound files (including this
> years)along with
> > the answersheets and making them available. Once the final info
> is ready,
> > either I or Bill K0VBU will let you guys know.
> > Chuck/K0XM********
>
>
>From N5RP at pdq.net Wed Jun 5 08:37:33 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SECRETS OF CONTESTING, NO. 2
In-Reply-To: <008801c20c22$cc1eff00$31fc7243@sbcglobal.net>
References: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFGEJADKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
<000901c20996$0a8aad00$0200a8c0@dpcooo>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020605073210.00b93c48@pop.pdq.net>
At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>And on the well-beaten-down subject of headphones, as I have stated
>before, the ONLY headphone I will ever use again is the FOSTEX T-20. Cost
>about $80. I wear them without any
>discomfort for 48 hours straight. Simply epoxy a Heil boom mike with HC-4
>element (naturally) to the side.
==========================>
A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive quite nicely, as well.
A hot glue gun will also serve well to seal the end of plugs where it might
be a concern for connections being strained by an inadvertent pull or tug
on the wire(s).
Another tip is to use W2IHY audio setting # 8,723 while wearing loose boxer
shorts for ragchews and tight briefs for pileup busting.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From W2CS at bellsouth.net Wed Jun 5 10:24:11 2002
From: W2CS@bellsouth.net (Gary Ferdinand W2CS)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFMENHDKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
This is an excellent idea. A week would not be too short, in my opinion,
especially given Dan's flexibility for special occasions.
73/Gary W2CS
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of
> Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com
> Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 12:15 PM
> To: CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
> lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
> Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
> familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
>
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for
> submitting logs for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would
> be 15 days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
> comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed
> the need for
> flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
> during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
> within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
> situations.
>
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
>
> 73, Dave K1HT
>
> _______________________________________________
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> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From thompson at mindspring.com Wed Jun 5 11:38:53 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <00dc01c20c9e$b7f136c0$358256d1@default>
I think what Dan is seeing is that most e-mail logs arrive within a day or
two of the end of a contest. IF
all contest entries were e-mail logs then there would be no problem.
However, since ARRL must accept hand logs (as do most contests) this will
only work if logs are accepted with postmarks of the date 15 days out.
Same for diskettes received.
For Dx contests I am sure ARRL receives logs up to 3 or 4 months after the
contest as overseas mail (even some airmail) takes this long.
Its not a perfect world and there are reasons why even 30 days is too short
(PC disk problems, logging program problems, business trips etc) The
question is whether Dan will accept exceptions.
Lets hope he will.
73 Dave K4JRB
> At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
> lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
> Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
> familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
>
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs
for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15
days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.)
>From k2av at contesting.com Wed Jun 5 11:48:53 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
References: <000f01c20ab4$6f0e62c0$dd1dfa43@k7qq>
<20020604140003.B5709@loja.kkn.net> <006a01c20c20$b8189220$3201a8c0@mikehome>
Message-ID: <005101c20ca0$1d1e9780$0500a8c0@swift>
Considering that there's a ton of people that still refuse to give you
a dupe contact and send QSO B4 instead, when QSO B4 is clearly a loser
for BOTH stations, more so for the one *sending* QSO B4, I'd guess
that only once every twenty years does the average ham set down and
read the rules for any possible improvements to modus operandi.
Among those who work the boards for corporate tech support, there is
this snippet often heard when the mic's are cut off.
RTFM
It's amazing what even college educated engineers will fail to read
and comprehend. Stuff of legends.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Gilmer" <n2mg@eham.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: [CQ-Contest] CW UBN
> K5TR wrote:
> > I do not recall it being the effort of logging them nor
> > was it the trouble of duping them - afterall ten contacts
> > with a ZERO point station counts the same as one contact.
> >
> > The problem was it made it very hard to figure out
> > your average points per QSO.
> >
> > The first time I showed up at a CQ WW M/M I was told not to
> > log more than a few W stations.
>
> Needing to calculate (or wanting to maximize) points-per-QSO is
obviously
> unnecessary today.
>
> I don't need to tell most of you that the problem back in the good
ol' days
> was that in order to report the score immediately after the contest,
one
> needed to guesstimate the points-per-QSO. I recall hearing, "Using
last
> year's...", oh so many times on 3830. So any deviation from the
norm (IOW,
> too many zero-pointers) was perceived as a hidden, after-3830,
> score-reducer. And since relatively few (compared to today) logs
were
> checked, it was of no consequence - although it should have been.
>
> Computer logging has been the norm for well over ten years.
Points-per-QSO
> is calculated on the fly. No need to guess or maximize. Old habits
die
> hard I suppose.
>
> 73 Mike N2MG
>
>
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>From Jimk8mr at aol.com Wed Jun 5 13:55:09 2002
From: Jimk8mr@aol.com (Jimk8mr@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/4/02 11:18:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com writes:
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15 days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.)
I find that if I submit a log 29 days after the contest, it is probably
because I have forgotten about it since about day 3.
It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign up,
that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects your
call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would send
out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log. This might
happen 10-15 days after the contest.
Something like this has been done for the sprints, I suspect with some human
intervention.
73 - Jim K8MR
>From 00tlzivney at bsu.edu Wed Jun 5 13:44:03 2002
From: 00tlzivney@bsu.edu (Zivney, Terry L.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D206E7E@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
I don't think one should expect to receive an exception.
Exception means rare, and is subject to discretion, which
could change in the future.
Furthermore, there are legitimate reasons for longer periods
to submit a log. For example, the month of November is
especially busy - an op has just finished a grueling 48 hours
in the CQWW fone contest at the end of October, and now
hits: SSCW, SSFone, CQWW CW, and for stateside guys, Thanksgiving
holiday with attendent family pressures. Keeping in mind the
Amateur's Code from the ARRL handbooks, ham radio is a hobby -
and is secondary to one's primary obligations to family, job,
etc. Thus, it may be difficult to find time to submit the log,
especially if one is trying to think up witty comments for
the soapbox writeup.
What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
for log submission?
Terry Zivney, N4TZ/9
-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Ferdinand W2CS [mailto:W2CS@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 8:24 AM
To: CQ-Contest@contesting.com
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
This is an excellent idea. A week would not be too short, in my opinion,
especially given Dan's flexibility for special occasions.
73/Gary W2CS
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of
> Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com
> Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 12:15 PM
> To: CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> At Saturday's meeting of the Yankee Clipper Contest Club, Dan N1ND made a
> lively and informative presentation on developments at the ARRL Contest
> Branch. Many of these have to do with contest coverage and are already
> familiar to readers of CQ-Contest.
>
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for
> submitting logs for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would
> be 15 days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
> comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed
> the need for
> flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
> during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
> within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
> situations.
>
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
>
> 73, Dave K1HT
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
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>From ad1c at yahoo.com Wed Jun 5 11:56:15 2002
From: ad1c@yahoo.com (Jim Reisert)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <ADEJKJINLBKGMNGALFCFMENHDKAA.W2CS@bellsouth.net>
Message-ID: <20020605175615.42605.qmail@web13607.mail.yahoo.com>
OK, so they're going to cut the deadline in half, from 30 days to 15 days.
Does this mean the RESULTS will be computed and printed twice as fast? I doubt
it.
73 - Jim AD1C
=====
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:52:29 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 New England QSO Party - All Final Claimed Scores
Message-ID: <200206051752.g55HqT321704@localhost.localdomain>
2002 New England QSO Party - All Final Claimed Scores
Submit logs by: June 4, 2002
E-mail logs to: logs@neqp.org
Mail logs to:
NEQP
PO Box 3005
Framingham, MA 01705-3005
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State M/S Mobile LP
K1JB 147 67 49 9 17,689 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Fixed HP
NB1B(@W1KM) 595 650 77 20 141,680
AA1ON 417 969 45 19 137,028
K1GU 392 63 65 11 55,055
W1UK 302 113 64 5 45,888 YCCC
N1SV 0 403 62 4 24,986 YCCC
K1PX 0 131 22 3 2,882
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Fixed LP
NY1S 490 103 69 20 74,727
WA1FCN 359 194 61 18 67,466 YCCC
K2KQ/1 424 0 69 16 54,272 YCCC
N1SNB 327 129 40 10 43,000 YCCC
K1HT 188 11 47 18,189 Framingham Amateur R
K3FT 17 3 12 1 444 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Fixed QRP
K1RC 210 30 43 11 19,350 New England QRP Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
In State SO Mobile LP
K1KI/M 712 0 63 18 89,712 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State M/S Fixed HP
W6YX 119 274 63 18 32,256 NCCC
KA6BIM 84 237 62 20 25,110 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State M/S Fixed LP
N0HF 123 151 61 15 24,217 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Fixed HP
K1PQS 403 0 62 14 49,972
K6LL 135 291 63 12 35,343 SCCC
LY3BA 123 116 60 21,600 Kaunas University of
N4CW 109 91 53 16,377 PVRC
K6III 95 49 43 6 10,277 NCCC
WB2BHC 71 14 42 5 6,552 FRC
K3WW 71 10 25 6 3,300 FRC
VK2CZ 0 50 32 1,600
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Fixed LP
N4PN 156 286 67 20 40,133 FCG
W8MJ 171 186 61 13 32,208 MRRC
N4BP 110 191 61 25,071 FCG
N6ZFO 134 115 52 10 19,916 NCCC
WN6K 43 163 57 14,193 SCCC
AE6Y 61 67 48 4 9,072 NCCC
W4SAA 111 0 37 8,214 FCG
KE5OG 0 153 51 7 7,803
K8MR 78 28 39 6 7,176 MRRC
N5FPW 0 138 48 12 6,624
N2GC 64 19 34 3 4,998 YCCC
W4WS(N4VHK) 29 54 39 3 4,368 PVRC
NO5W 60 0 29 6 3,480
K5OT 56 0 24 2 2,688 SMC
NS3T 36 25 27 3 2,619
K0OU 21 34 27 2,052 Kansas City DX Club
K9JLS 0 57 35 1,995 SMC
VE3SRE 11 30 19 4 969 Ontario DX Associati
SV1XV 30 0 15 900
W6ZZZ 1 24 14 364 NCCC
VE9DX 21 0 0 21
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Fixed QRP
K8ZT 58 10 33 4,158
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CW/DgQ Ph Q Cnty hr Score Club
Out of State SO Mobile LP
KU8E/M 21 10 20 1,040 SECC
Operators:
K1JB K1JB,K1MV
K1TTT K1TTT,NJ1F,W1TO
KA6BIM KA6BIM,NT6K
KB1H KB1DFB,KB1H,N1XS
N0HF AB0MV,AE0Q,N0HF,WW1M
W6YX K6ENT,N6DE,N7MH,W6LD,W7SW
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:54:17 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206051754.g55HsHC21715@localhost.localdomain>
2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Submit logs by: (see your national society rules)
E-mail logs to: (see your national society rules)
Mail logs to:
(see your national society rules)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open LP
DK0WT/P(DK2GZ) 910 168 528,192
DF0BK/P 667 120 24 274,440
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Restricted LP
DL0UP/P 925 170 24 540,770 L11
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed HP
F5IN 724 126 323,064 U.F.T.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Fixed LP
LY1DS 258 55 3 51,590 Lithuanian DX
YL2PN 100 30 3 393 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Single Op Open HP
VE3XAX 354 76 19 89,224 U-VE Contest Club
Operators:
DF0BK/P DL4SDW,DL4SDX,DL5SEJ,DL8SCG
DL0UP/P DL1EFD,DL1EFO
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:56:45 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206051756.g55HujT21729@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
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Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
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Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
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Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
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Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
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Non-NA SOSB20 HP
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
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Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
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Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 7 581,236
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Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
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Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
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Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 5 11:58:47 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206051758.g55HwlI21742@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 05Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To be included in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
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NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
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NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
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NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
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NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
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NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
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NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
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NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
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NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
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NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
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NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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NA SOSB40 LP
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From headrick at radar.nrl.navy.mil Wed Jun 5 19:41:06 2002
From: headrick@radar.nrl.navy.mil (James Headrick)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
In-Reply-To: <20020604094126.B19751@cs.utexas.edu>
Message-ID: <5.0.0.25.2.20020605181144.00a695b0@radar.nrl.navy.mil>
Well Kenneth, back when I was first licensed (Federal Radio Com., not FCC),
the callsign was firmly associated with the radio equipment and
location. I guess by popular demand in the amateur service anyway, the
callsign association transitioned to the operator. Now, the callsign has
become a commodity that can be used by any qualified operator with the
owners permission. This progression can be considered a form of
progress. 73 Jim w3cp
At 09:41 6/4/2002 -0500, you wrote:
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
>of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
>own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
>(with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
>
>--
>----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>Kenneth E. Harker "Vox Clamantis in Deserto" kharker@cs.utexas.edu
>From AA4NC at aol.com Wed Jun 5 15:45:02 2002
From: AA4NC@aol.com (AA4NC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] need K9DX, W3TS, K2TOP, N7IR E-mail addresses
Message-ID: <a8.c86293e.2a2fb62e@aol.com>
I need e-mail addresses for these calls who operated in the 2001 ARRL 160m
contest
K9DX
K2TOP
W3TS
N7IR
Thanks,
Will
>From n2mg at eham.net Wed Jun 5 19:10:12 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <OFA85F541A.96FAF405-ON85256BCE.005889EA@cam.abtassoc.com>
Message-ID: <002d01c20cdd$c43e05e0$3201a8c0@mikehome>
I'm sure all the anti-log-sanitizing nazis will be happy, but the
programmers might not be. Now they have but a few days to fix any
Cabrillo-generation bugs that might not be discovered until late. (I know, I
know, they are ALL supermen and there are never any bugs.)
Also, this would put the deadline for several large contests right on top of
other large contests (ARRL DX phone occurs 2 wks after ARRL DX CW; SS phone
is two wks after SS CW). Currently, I don't have to worry about submitting
any of the big-four Fall contest logs until after CQWW CW is over.
I'm not against change, but it should have a purpose... Is this to speed
up the publication of the results on the web or in QST? (Personally, I can
wait the extra 15 days...) Or is it to cut down on that nasty evil of log
sanitizing? (Which IMO is not as pervasive as some seem to believe.) Or
will it simply serve to make slightly more acute one of contesting's
existing burdens? If Dan is going to entertain "special situations" (and I
don't envy him this), why not make the deadline one week (or less)? Then
when your only Internet-enabled PC crashes, or your ISP goes down, you, too,
can cry "foul!"
Mike N2MG
P.S. I do not perform any post-contest log sanitizing nor do I often take
more than a few days to submit my log.
> One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs
for
> ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15
days
> after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or is
> merely under consideration.) Members of the audience had a number of
> comments, bringing out pros and cons. The discussion revealed the need
for
> flexibility (e.g., someone may enter the ARRL DX Contest as a DXpedition
> during the course of a longer trip and not be able to send in the log
> within the 15 days), and Dan indicated that he could handle such special
> situations.
>
> I'm curious to know what the broader contesting community sees as the
> practical implications of such a change.
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Wed Jun 5 19:52:20 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
Message-ID: <013601c20ce5$621850c0$03010a0a@office1>
Does anyone know if there is any way to have my meager logged flagged as a
"check log" when submitted for the CW WPX?
Due to lack of time that weekend, I made an appalling low number of contacts
(no, I'm not telling you how many, it's embarrassing!) and while I have no
problem helping out the log checkers, I don't want to make an "official"
entry.
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From SteveBaron at starlinx.com Thu Jun 6 01:06:48 2002
From: SteveBaron@starlinx.com (Steve Baron - KB3MM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
Message-ID: <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
immediately e-mail it and be done.
----- Original Message -----
From: <Jimk8mr@aol.com>
To: <Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com>; <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 16:55
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> In a message dated 6/4/02 11:18:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com writes:
>
> > One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting logs
for
> > ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be 15
days
> > after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to the
> > 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later information,
> > however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or
is
> > merely under consideration.)
>
>
> I find that if I submit a log 29 days after the contest, it is probably
> because I have forgotten about it since about day 3.
>
> It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign
up,
> that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects your
> call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would
send
> out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log. This might
> happen 10-15 days after the contest.
>
> Something like this has been done for the sprints, I suspect with some
human
> intervention.
>
>
> 73 - Jim K8MR
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From no5w at txucom.net Wed Jun 5 20:39:01 2002
From: no5w@txucom.net (Charles Sanders)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
In-Reply-To: <013601c20ce5$621850c0$03010a0a@office1>
Message-ID: <000001c20cf2$8e5a0b80$6401a8c0@EMOCSANDER>
Ron --
In the Cabrillo summary sheet spec www.kkn.net/~trey/cabrillo/ CheckLog is
indicated as one of the categories although the official rules do not
mention anything about that as a category.
Never tried that myself although I have had the opportunity with many meager
scores!
73/Chuck/NO5W
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Ron Notarius WN3VAW
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 5:52 PM
To: CQ Contest
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
Does anyone know if there is any way to have my meager logged flagged as a
"check log" when submitted for the CW WPX?
Due to lack of time that weekend, I made an appalling low number of contacts
(no, I'm not telling you how many, it's embarrassing!) and while I have no
problem helping out the log checkers, I don't want to make an "official"
entry.
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
_______________________________________________
CQ-Contest mailing list
CQ-Contest@contesting.com
http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From k1dg at ix.netcom.com Wed Jun 5 18:41:26 2002
From: k1dg@ix.netcom.com (k1dg@ix.netcom.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
Message-ID: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>I wear them without any
>discomfort for 48 hours straight.
N5RP added:
>A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
>quite nicely, as well.
I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first hour
or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head for the
next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks for the
tip, guys!
73,
Doug K1DG
p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my hair?
>From kk9a at arrl.net Wed Jun 5 20:54:15 2002
From: kk9a@arrl.net (kk9a@arrl.net)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <001d01c20cf4$af390b60$a35f70d1@kk9a>
I've operated a number of contests from various Caribbean locations. I
usually center the contest around a vacation so it may be a week or two
before I arrive back home. Once home there's usually a lot of catching up
to do with numerous home chores and work projects. I don't travel with
email so I need a lot of time to submit my logs. Those doing paper logs
certainly benefit by having this amount of time. Even if you computer log,
your computer may break down and it may take a while to get the data
straightened out. I like the four week log submission period, especially
with work and family obligations.
>From n4zr at contesting.com Wed Jun 5 22:19:58 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020605211745.024baa40@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
At 12:06 AM 6/6/02 +0000, Steve Baron - KB3MM wrote:
>Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
>immediately e-mail it and be done.
Because, as someone else commented, November is loaded with contests, and
there are a few other things going on. More to the point, what possible
anti-cheating benefit is derived from cutting the deadline from 30 to 15
days? How can that change affect the incidence of log-fudging in any
meaningful way? Inquiring minds want to know!
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From swca at swbell.net Wed Jun 5 22:32:30 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D206E7E@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
Message-ID: <056901c20d03$711b9050$0100a8c0@TL01>
> What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
> for log submission?
I think there is too much time at present between the event and the results.
Reducing the time frame for log submission could contribute directly to
shortening this time. I think it's a good idea.
Mark, N5OT
>From swca at swbell.net Wed Jun 5 22:36:11 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
Message-ID: <056b01c20d03$714e1200$0100a8c0@TL01>
> It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign
up,
> that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects your
> call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would
send
> out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log.
What an absolutely great idea. The miracles of modern technology could be
put to good use.
Mark, N5OT
>From cte98244 at centurytel.net Thu Jun 6 03:56:26 2002
From: cte98244@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001901c20d05$c127be00$7a365b40@mirage>
That explains your bald spot...
73, Ward N0AX
> >A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
> >quite nicely, as well.
>
> I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first
hour or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head
for the next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks
for the tip, guys!
>
> 73,
>
> Doug K1DG
>
> p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my
hair?
>From swca at swbell.net Wed Jun 5 23:00:18 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01>
KB3MM asks:
> Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
> immediately e-mail it and be done.
The reason I rarely do that is because preparing the log is a tedious and
time consuming process which is about the last thing I would want to do
right after opeating a (long) contest. I might do it after a Sprint, but
getting a big log with lots of QSOs ready is another matter. Making a big
log presentable takes time and clarity.
If you are suggesting not cleaning up the log, that is a different topic.
Mark, N5OT
>From dennis.mcalpine at verizon.net Thu Jun 6 00:05:45 2002
From: dennis.mcalpine@verizon.net (Dennis McAlpine)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <009e01c20d07$0d643b80$b69ffea9@oemcomputer>
Doug,
I dunno about the ears but I have found that being bald helps keep glue off
one's hair, usually. The other problem I found was that after a phone
contest it was difficult to eat with the mike glued to one's lips. I
learned eventually to leave a hole into which I could insert a straw. I
also got some strange looks when I went to work on a Monday altho on Wall
Street nobody says much. They probably though I was just a new cold caller.
The other problem is that your head can get addicted to hot glue. After a
while your head gets heavy which leads to neck aches...or permanently bowed
heads...or cw only ops.
Remember, FD is coming, even tho it isn't a contest..
.
73,
Dennis K2SX
----- Original Message -----
From: <k1dg@ix.netcom.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 8:41 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
> At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>
> >I wear them without any
> >discomfort for 48 hours straight.
>
> N5RP added:
>
> >A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
> >quite nicely, as well.
>
> I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first
hour or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head
for the next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks
for the tip, guys!
>
> 73,
>
> Doug K1DG
>
> p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my
hair?
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From ludal at dmv.com Thu Jun 6 01:28:45 2002
From: ludal@dmv.com (Dallas Carter)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <00bb01c20d12$a67bd160$e7ea21a2@com>
Lots of comments on this, but most are using tunnel vision.
IMHO there is more to consider than a single op with a 1000 QSO
computerized log.
Why not send your comments to Dan and let him weigh your inputs
instead of beating the issue to death here.
73 Dallas W3PP
>From trogo at telegraphy.com Thu Jun 6 07:04:08 2002
From: trogo@telegraphy.com (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001501c20d17$9791f850$04288144@HP5495>
Was wondering why your ears looked a little "stretched out" when I saw you
at Dayton Doug. Oh well - what
we won't do for contesting comfort!
Tony N7BG
----- Original Message -----
From: <k1dg@ix.netcom.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 1:41 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
> At 16:51 6/4/2002 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>
> >I wear them without any
> >discomfort for 48 hours straight.
>
> N5RP added:
>
> >A hot glue gun will work as an adhesive
> >quite nicely, as well.
>
> I tried this, and while the hot glue was a bit uncomfortable for the first
hour or so, it *did* keep my Bose phones securely and comfortably on my head
for the next 48 hours. Taking them off was a bit uncomfortable, tho. Thanks
for the tip, guys!
>
> 73,
>
> Doug K1DG
>
> p.s. Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my
hair?
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>
>From k7qq at netzero.net Thu Jun 6 02:53:27 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <000201c20d16$fd250aa0$4bf83442@k7qq>
GOSH Don't You know its gotta be cleaned up before submission ?
Quack
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Baron - KB3MM" <SteveBaron@starlinx.com>
To: <Jimk8mr@aol.com>; <Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com>;
<CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 00:06
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> Why not finish a contest, immediately produce the required file, and then
> immediately e-mail it and be done.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <Jimk8mr@aol.com>
> To: <Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com>; <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 16:55
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> > In a message dated 6/4/02 11:18:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> > Dave_Hoaglin@abtassoc.com writes:
> >
> > > One change that was new to me is a shorter deadline for submitting
logs
> for
> > > ARRL contests --- instead of 30 days after the contest, it would be
15
> days
> > > after the contest. (As I recall, Dan said that this would apply to
the
> > > 2002 November Sweepstakes and later contests. From later
information,
> > > however, it is not clear to me whether the change has been adopted or
> is
> > > merely under consideration.)
> >
> >
> > I find that if I submit a log 29 days after the contest, it is probably
> > because I have forgotten about it since about day 3.
> >
> > It would be nice to have some automated service for which one could sign
> up,
> > that would look at a sample of early arriving logs, and if it detects
your
> > call as having been on the air but shows no log received from you, would
> send
> > out an e-mail message asking/reminding you to send in your log. This
might
> > happen 10-15 days after the contest.
> >
> > Something like this has been done for the sprints, I suspect with some
> human
> > intervention.
> >
> >
> > 73 - Jim K8MR
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
> >
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From k7qq at netzero.net Thu Jun 6 02:55:46 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] need K9DX, W3TS, K2TOP, N7IR E-mail addresses
Message-ID: <000301c20d17$0059f6e0$4bf83442@k7qq>
Sometimes a simple web search with GOOGLE with the call sign will reveal
this kind of info .. You might be supprised at how many hits occur if you do
one on your own call.
Quack.
----- Original Message -----
From: <AA4NC@aol.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 18:45
Subject: [CQ-Contest] need K9DX, W3TS, K2TOP, N7IR E-mail addresses
> I need e-mail addresses for these calls who operated in the 2001 ARRL
160m
> contest
>
> K9DX
> K2TOP
> W3TS
> N7IR
>
> Thanks,
>
> Will
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From k2wr at njdxa.org Thu Jun 6 10:52:31 2002
From: k2wr@njdxa.org (Rich K2WR)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
References: <Springmail.0994.1023324086.0.10554600@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001001c20d61$6890bce0$0200a8c0@5j08601>
Doug:
Broadcast industry professionals know it's much better to shave your head
and use gaffers tape!
Rich
>From robert.email at btinternet.com Thu Jun 6 18:08:56 2002
From: robert.email@btinternet.com (Robert Morgan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Heil Pro HeadSet and Mk-V
In-Reply-To: <NEEKLIDFJLIAMNDFKNADCEBCCBAA.andymorgan.email@btinternet.com>
Message-ID: <BMECLBMPONOEFMLOMKCBGEKFCDAA.robert.email@btinternet.com>
Hi
For the last few months we have been trying to get the Heil Pro Headset to
work well with the Yaesu FT-1000MP MK-V, but so far it has resulted in thin
audio
that sounds 2 s points weaker than our MD-200 desk mic. But it is very nice
to use a headset whilst contesting. We have tried both the HC4 and HC5
inserts but have had no luck. We have used the same headset with a contest
club on an FT-1000MP and had OK results. Any help will be appreciated.
73 DE M0TTT, M5ZAP catch you in the Jubilee contest as MQ5ZAP
>From swca at swbell.net Thu Jun 6 15:45:05 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
KB3MM asked me:
> The log is the log. What's to clean up ?
Here are a few examples:
Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the ensuing
damage control.
Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
can't go in and correct it later.
Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk list" -
I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to submitting
the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
Sounds like you really want to talk about the topic of massaging or
sanitizing which is beyond the scope of my first comment. There are plenty
of reasons an op would want to make his log presentable before pressing
"send" which in many people's opinion fall short of "massaging" or
"sanitizing" from a practical standpoint. Nobody's perfect.
Mark, N5OT
>From n4zr at contesting.com Thu Jun 6 16:12:45 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] The next great toy
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020606145547.024be6d0@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
In Dayton, I had the chance to see a demo and talk with the inventor of the
device he calls "The Time Machine." Simply put, this inexpensive unit
allows you to receive ALL of an 80-khz slice of any HF band, and record 6
hours (per tape) of the whole band segment on a VHS stereo VCR. Then you
can go back, at your leisure, and play back any time slice, tuning across
with your receiver to revisit any station, anywhere within that frequency
band.
The possibilities strike me as endless -- imagine being able to record the
first 6 hours on 14000-14080, for example, and play it back later to find
out why you did better or worse than the competition. See how W3LPL or
KC1XX were doing, what they were working and when, while you were
struggling, or soaring, on the same band. Or you could put one at a
station on another continent, and hear later how the whole contest sounded
from over there.
Check out http://www.expandedspectrumsystems.com/prod2.html for the full
story. I have no financial interest -- just think the CQ-Contest audience
should hear about this.
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From KG6DV at cs.com Thu Jun 6 17:27:25 2002
From: KG6DV@cs.com (KG6DV@cs.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Hot glue removal
Message-ID: <18.20405529.2a311fad@cs.com>
Im not sure about ears, however, hot glue in the hair can be removed by using
some of N6TJ'S now famous (see N6TJ previous contest tip contribution)
"contest grade chewing gum" ....... works very well Im told.
Ron KH6DV
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>From kcechura at umr.edu Thu Jun 6 17:03:11 2002
From: kcechura@umr.edu (Ken Cechura)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] headset for 706
In-Reply-To: <BMECLBMPONOEFMLOMKCBGEKFCDAA.robert.email@btinternet.com>
References: <NEEKLIDFJLIAMNDFKNADCEBCCBAA.andymorgan.email@btinternet.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020606160137.02143800@pop3.umr.edu>
buying a 706. was wondering what to do about a headset for bopth general
operating and contesting....does anyone have anything to say about the
HS706 (the Heil mic FOR the 706) vs. a computer headset using the circuit
outlined in a QST a couple months ago?
thanks
Ken
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Kenneth R. Cechura, KC9UMR //
// kcechura@umr.edu //
// President, W0EEE, 2002 //
// University of Missouri-Rolla Amateur Radio Club //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>From w3cf at comcast.net Thu Jun 6 18:59:35 2002
From: w3cf@comcast.net (Doug Priest)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Utopia
Message-ID: <NFBBKEEFALNKFAKNGPCKMEILCEAA.w3cf@comcast.net>
This has to be an example of Ham Utopia. One of my friends ( a contester and
DXpeditioner) sent this to me. He shall remain nameless but I thought
sharing his glee most worthwhile...........He has a bid in on some property.
got the permits in 2 hours, before I even own the damn place, u gotta love
that... two 100' 45G... they even allow guy anchors inside the 25'BRL and in
the reserve septic! I guess I had my stuff together, they took the canned
rohn drawings and my hand-drawn site plan and stamped them APPROVED PLANS hi
hi. This county is soooo ham friendly, it qualified for residential fast
trak same day permit! The guy checked w/super and came out with solemn look
and said federal law says we have to give u these permits, here you are, all
fees waived except $55!
I will share the QTH information for 25 thousand dollars :-) He'd KILL
me :-)
Nice to see the good reports once in a while. Heaven knows the troubles most
of us have had...
Have a great summer....IARU/WRTC around the corner now.
73
Doug W3CF
Doug Priest W3CF
Hatfield, Pa.
19440-3958
doug@w3cf.com
http://www.w3cf.com
>From kr6x at kr6x.com Thu Jun 6 16:39:40 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones, KR6X)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] The next great toy
References: <5.1.0.14.2.20020606145547.024be6d0@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <009401c20dab$0d0930b0$963fca96@pacesetter.com>
I used to do this with a Betamax recorder, using a Drake R4A
receiver as the front end. The sensitivity wasn't great, because
the RF gain was cranked back low, and the bandwidth was only
~6 -10 KHz with varying attenuation, but it was limited primarily
by the R4A first IF crystal filter rather than the VCR. Had to fudge
the "BFO" l.o. way out of alignment to put the filter into proper
perspective. I "FM-ed" the output of my T4X with the carrier
gain cut all the way to zero into a dummy load and listened on
the receiver to play the signals back. You could hear a lot of CW
signals tuning around in that bandwidth, and it made for great
post-contest fun and games.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pete Smith" <n4zr@contesting.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 12:12
Subject: [CQ-Contest] The next great toy
> In Dayton, I had the chance to see a demo and talk with the inventor of
the
> device he calls "The Time Machine." Simply put, this inexpensive unit
> allows you to receive ALL of an 80-khz slice of any HF band, and record 6
> hours (per tape) of the whole band segment on a VHS stereo VCR. Then you
> can go back, at your leisure, and play back any time slice, tuning across
> with your receiver to revisit any station, anywhere within that frequency
> band.
>
> The possibilities strike me as endless -- imagine being able to record the
> first 6 hours on 14000-14080, for example, and play it back later to find
> out why you did better or worse than the competition. See how W3LPL or
> KC1XX were doing, what they were working and when, while you were
> struggling, or soaring, on the same band. Or you could put one at a
> station on another continent, and hear later how the whole contest sounded
> from over there.
>
> Check out http://www.expandedspectrumsystems.com/prod2.html for the full
> story. I have no financial interest -- just think the CQ-Contest audience
> should hear about this.
>
>
> 73, Pete N4ZR
>
> Check out the World HF
> Contest Station Database at
> www.pvrc.org
>
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From n4gi at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 6 20:04:14 2002
From: n4gi@tampabay.rr.com (Blake M. Meinecke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <001001c20dae$8abce120$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
N5OT writes
> Here are a few examples:
>
> Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
> program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
ensuing
> damage control.
This one might be legitimate, but why wait till afterward?? I do it when
it's still fresh in my head (after a break, or between the next band
change).
>
> Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
> can't go in and correct it later.
..... Or just look up the correct spelling on QRZ.com??? Log checking
software is pretty advanced. I might be wrong, but aren't some mistakes
errred on the side of "typos" anyway??? (depending on the contest)
>
> Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk
list" -
> I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to submitting
> the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
In my experience, the cabrillo log checking robots would not compute this in
a data field and they would send you a "danger Will Robinson" reply
immediately. You can then go and edit that line and resubmit. Gab/notes
don't go into the cabrillo log anyway they?
When the contest time is up, it's up. I press save and send it off.
Blake N4GI
>From SteveBaron at starlinx.com Fri Jun 7 01:54:49 2002
From: SteveBaron@starlinx.com (Steve Baron - KB3MM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <010d01c20dbf$501ba9a0$692267cf@sfb>
Just want to see the process speeded up.
I just did learn that some logging program actually puts comments in the log
? WOW ! Glad I don't use that one.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Beckwith" <swca@swbell.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 19:45
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> KB3MM asked me:
>
> > The log is the log. What's to clean up ?
>
> Here are a few examples:
>
> Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
> program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
ensuing
> damage control.
>
> Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
> can't go in and correct it later.
>
> Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk
list" -
> I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to submitting
> the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
>
> Sounds like you really want to talk about the topic of massaging or
> sanitizing which is beyond the scope of my first comment. There are
plenty
> of reasons an op would want to make his log presentable before pressing
> "send" which in many people's opinion fall short of "massaging" or
> "sanitizing" from a practical standpoint. Nobody's perfect.
>
> Mark, N5OT
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From kg5u at hal-pc.org Thu Jun 6 22:16:09 2002
From: kg5u@hal-pc.org (Dale L Martin)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones and N6TJ Secret
In-Reply-To: <001001c20d61$6890bce0$0200a8c0@5j08601>
Message-ID: <LPBBJJHKFOOEGKEBKHOJOEHNEEAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
Duct tape works well.
I'm not a frequent SSB contest participant. Also, a few years ago, I threw
out a couple of my old boom mic/headsets (the headphones were shot). For
one SSB contest I did get into a year or two ago, I took my Ten-Tec desk mic
and some duct tape and fashioned a loop to hang the mic stand with the base
against my chest and the mic near my mouth. Worked great! No tape to rip
off my scalp after the contest and lose hair--I'm doing that naturally and
medically.
73,
dale, kg5u
>
> Doug:
>
> Broadcast industry professionals know it's much better to shave your head
> and use gaffers tape!
>
> Rich
>
>
>From kr1g at hotmail.com Fri Jun 7 03:56:26 2002
From: kr1g@hotmail.com (ted demopoulos)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
Message-ID: <F132DSwLHI1VHt8fddA00019ac1@hotmail.com>
>
>When the contest time is up, it's up. I press save and send it off.
>
Not for me. I fix calls like G444XYZ (sticky key probably) and ##DF2ABC
(clearly a typo). Obvious stuff I got wrong, and 95% of the time I KNOW it's
wrong ahead of time, but didn;t have the time or inclination to fix it
during the test (I haven't slept for 30 hours, I'm running at 100+, and I
type G444444444444444444ABC. I make a mental note to fix it when times get
slow, and maybe forget).
Also damn time errors. Writelog, god bless its heart, did a timesetback
(thats's a verb folks) during WPX SSB due to daylight savings time in
England. I manually editing over 1000 times (and got a few wrong when I
rechecked).
That said, I approve of faster log submittal times.
73
Ted KT1V ex KR1G
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>From SteveBaron at starlinx.com Fri Jun 7 05:31:26 2002
From: SteveBaron@starlinx.com (Steve Baron - KB3MM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<001001c20dae$8abce120$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
Message-ID: <022e01c20ddd$c466cc40$692267cf@sfb>
Wondered how many band problems existed anyway with logging programs reading
the rigs frequency ....in 2002.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Blake M. Meinecke" <n4gi@tampabay.rr.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 23:04
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
> N5OT writes
>
> > Here are a few examples:
> >
> > Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on
the
> > program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
> ensuing
> > damage control.
>
> This one might be legitimate, but why wait till afterward?? I do it when
> it's still fresh in my head (after a break, or between the next band
> change).
>
> >
> > Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say
I
> > can't go in and correct it later.
>
> ..... Or just look up the correct spelling on QRZ.com??? Log checking
> software is pretty advanced. I might be wrong, but aren't some mistakes
> errred on the side of "typos" anyway??? (depending on the contest)
>
> >
> > Let's say I put in a comment "This guy's a jerk; put him on the jerk
> list" -
> > I would want to double-check to make sure that was out prior to
submitting
> > the log (that comment would be for "internal use only," hi).
>
> In my experience, the cabrillo log checking robots would not compute this
in
> a data field and they would send you a "danger Will Robinson" reply
> immediately. You can then go and edit that line and resubmit. Gab/notes
> don't go into the cabrillo log anyway they?
>
> When the contest time is up, it's up. I press save and send it off.
>
> Blake N4GI
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From k5zd at charter.net Fri Jun 7 04:42:18 2002
From: k5zd@charter.net (Randy Thompson, K5ZD)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <056901c20d03$711b9050$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <NDBBJODEMLLOGMDJBPCDGEJBDJAA.k5zd@charter.net>
I don't think log submission is the gating item in the log checking or
results generation process! If you are going to allow exceptions, why
bother to shorten the deadline.
I would attack the problem a different way. Give us an incentive to submit
more quickly!
Randy, K5ZD
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Mark Beckwith
> Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 02:33 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> > What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
> > for log submission?
>
> I think there is too much time at present between the event and
> the results.
> Reducing the time frame for log submission could contribute directly to
> shortening this time. I think it's a good idea.
>
> Mark, N5OT
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From wk6i at twistedoak.com Thu Jun 6 21:42:51 2002
From: wk6i@twistedoak.com (Jeff Stai WK6I)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <001001c20dae$8abce120$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
<011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020606203746.0bb29e90@mail.megapathdsl.net>
At 04:04 PM 6/6/2002, Blake M. Meinecke wrote:
>N5OT writes
>
>> Here are a few examples:
>>
>> Let's say I switched bands on the radio but forgot to switch bands on the
>> program. I think I owe it to everyone to go through and do all the
>ensuing
>> damage control.
>
>This one might be legitimate, but why wait till afterward?? I do it when
>it's still fresh in my head (after a break, or between the next band
>change).
I keep a paper notepad next to my operating position to keep track of things
like this to go back and fix later.
Better to do it later in calm moment than in the heat of battle...
>>
>> Let's say I misspelled a guy's name - at the moment the rules don't say I
>> can't go in and correct it later.
>
>..... Or just look up the correct spelling on QRZ.com??? Log checking
>software is pretty advanced. I might be wrong, but aren't some mistakes
>errred on the side of "typos" anyway??? (depending on the contest)
I'd rather go back and fix it than depend on the kindness of the log
checkers (no offence meant to any log checkers!-).
I will correct obvious misteaks - if the name entered is "jefg" I know it
should be "jeff" - UNLESS I make a note of the unusual name in my paper
notes. This works for me, anyway.
>>
73 - jeff wk6i
Jeff Stai Twisted Oak Winery LLC
Email jds@twistedoak.com
Amateur Radio WK6I
ROC Web Page http://www.rocstock.org/
>From kl7y at alaska.net Fri Jun 7 06:01:09 2002
From: kl7y@alaska.net (Dan Robbins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
<00d501c20d92$a95bfec0$0100a8c0@TL01>
<010d01c20dbf$501ba9a0$692267cf@sfb>
Message-ID: <3D003005.B0F848AE@alaska.net>
Single ops seem to have no problem with sending logs in right away, but some of
our multi-op efforts resulted in logs that were totally screwed up. At one
point we had a lot of RF getting into the computers and we had to manually
search the logs for calls like XQY7JO63C. These were not calls we typed in,
these were gibberish calls that showed up in the log off screen during the
contest, so we didn't know they were there until a post-contest examination.
With the 3 plus 1 penalty in CQ WW we could have easily lost a large percentage
of our actual score. Sometimes the RF was there and sometimes it wasn't.
Fortunately, the problem seems to have departed, but I still check. And it
takes time to go through thousands of Qs.
Another time we had a computer go screwy and start doubling contacts, that is,
we would enter KH7R on 20, for example, and then out of nowhere KH7R would also
show up as a QSO on 80. That one took a while to fix. Then there was the time
the commercial power took a hit and we came back up OK except after the contest
the times were 7 hours off. Another time we came up after a power hit with the
wrong date. Both those took a lot of post-contest time to fix. (Yes I did buy
a UPS and it got some use in WPX CW!) One time I had to ask for a log filing
extension just to get things ironed out.
Did you ever log part of the contest on paper and the rest on computer? Try
sending that one in right after contest.
There are a lot of times I go to sleep shortly after the contest and 12 hours
later I'm headed to the airport only to be out of town for a week or two. I
guess if I didn't have any other life, I just stayed home, computers never
crashed, the power company got their act together and I ran only single-op QRP
I would probably want to reduce the log deadline to right after the contest.
Until that time I vote NO.
Dan KL7Y
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Fri Jun 7 07:22:17 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE HELSINKI OLYMPIC GAMES
Message-ID: <01c20dd2$86fb3ae0$LocalHost@default>
50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE HELSINKI OLYMPIC GAMES
Exactly fifty years before the opening of the WRTC2002 Games in Helsinki this
year,
there was a ceremony on the Arctic Circle in the always exotic Lapland (OH9) to
mark the lighting of the Olympic torch and the start of the relaying of the
torch on a
long journey to Helsinki.
The Olympic Stadium was packed full on July 19, 1952 during the opening
ceremony
of the XV Olympic Games in Helsinki. This year we are celebrating the 50th
anniversary of the greatest event in Finnish sports history.
Those participating in the greatest and most spirited event in radio
contesting,
WRTC2002, are encouraged to join in the July 19, 2002 festivities at the
Helsinki
Olympic Stadium when footage of the original opening ceremony will connect us
from 1952 to the present day in a true Olympic spirit.
The WRTC2002 symbol featuring the Helsinki Olympic Tower reminds us of the
unparalleled Spirit of Helsinki, the strength of this small nation.
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Fri Jun 7 08:09:26 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Headphones - N6TJ secret
Message-ID: <00bd01c20e13$c97746c0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
K1DG asks:
"Any hints on getting the residual glue off my ears and out of my hair?"
Why bother - since this was hot glue - seems best to leave it Doug, you can
probably re-use it by simply putting your head in a microwave and warming it
up just prior to the next contest!
Shouldn't this discussion be moved to the HPH (high performance headphones)
Reflector?
73,
Jim, K4OJ
>From n4zr at contesting.com Fri Jun 7 08:45:05 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] A milestone of sorts
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020607074040.024c6060@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
Today, the number of stations in the World HF Contest Station Database
passed the 2000 mark. Are YOU listed? Is your listing current? It only
takes a moment, at http://www.pvrc.org/WCSD/WCSDSearch.htm
73, Pete N4ZR
>From kharker at cs.utexas.edu Fri Jun 7 08:57:27 2002
From: kharker@cs.utexas.edu (Kenneth E. Harker)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <3D003005.B0F848AE@alaska.net>; from Dan Robbins on Fri, Jun 07,
2002 at 05:01:09AM +0100
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com> <011601c20cf1$a3505e00$8c2267cf@sfb>
<059901c20d07$1e40f1a0$0100a8c0@TL01> <012201c20d8e$a6d9bd80$e12267cf@sfb>
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<3D003005.B0F848AE@alaska.net>
Message-ID: <20020607075727.B26699@cs.utexas.edu>
To answer the question posed about how hard is to log contacts
on the wrong band given that in 2002 everyone has computer control
of the rigs...
It is very easy to log contacts on the wrong band in a VHF contest.
There are no "all-band" VHF/UHF contest radios. A typical VHF contest
station might look like: http://n5xu.ae.utexas.edu/n5xu/vhf.html
You have one or two rigs for 50, 144, and 432, but you need to use
transverters for 222, 1296, etc. You may have almost one rig per band,
and I don't know of any major contest logging software that can handle
the concept of five or six computer-controlled rigs, with each one
representing one or two or three bands, each possibly reporting the
IF frequency rather than the RF frequency...
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Kenneth E. Harker "Vox Clamantis in Deserto" kharker@cs.utexas.edu
University of Texas at Austin Amateur Radio Callsign: WM5R
Department of the Computer Sciences VP, Central Texas DX & Contest Club
Taylor Hall TAY 2.124 Maintainer of Linux on Laptops
Austin, TX 78712-1188 USA http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/
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>From 107770.3462 at compuserve.com Fri Jun 7 10:51:36 2002
From: 107770.3462@compuserve.com (James P. Cassidy)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Tampa- St. Pete
Message-ID: <200206070951_MC3-1-155-4218@compuserve.com>
I will be in the Tampa ( Actually Punta Gorda) area the week of June 10-15.
I will probably be pretty busy but if have time would enjoy meeting some
of the West Coast FL ops.
73 Jim KI7Y
>From thompson at mindspring.com Fri Jun 7 11:32:41 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <NDBBJODEMLLOGMDJBPCDGEJBDJAA.k5zd@charter.net>
Message-ID: <002401c20e30$2ece8260$a58256d1@default>
I agree with Randy. The biggest problem with log checking is getting
everyone to submit a proper log.
When you receive logs in say a non cabrillo format the log must be run
through a converter and with some contests this is no trivial task. Then
there needs to be an incentive to get the paper log entries to put them on a
computer even if post contest. Hand checking these logs is also not a
trivial task. Please remember that some still do not have a PC. A certain
Russian contester would tell me thanks for accepting his hand log. Well
before this years contest I gave him some reasons to get it on the computer.
Low and behold he sent in the entry on diskette using a PC at his work.
Next year he says he will send it via e-mail.
Perhaps there should be three incentives: (say add points like the ARRL
Field Day)
One for fast log entry (say arrives with the 15 days).
One for being in the proper format. Most of the logging programs produce a
cabrillo format but you have to have the correct (latest?) version.
The final incentive would be to get it on a computer even if you send a
diskette.
This would sure speed up log checking of the CQ 160 Contests.
One further comment. When one has put in a big effort in a contest why
don't we put the same effort in providing a log that fully meets contest
requirements?
73 Dave K4JRB
> I don't think log submission is the gating item in the log checking or
> results generation process! If you are going to allow exceptions, why
> bother to shorten the deadline.
>
> I would attack the problem a different way. Give us an incentive to
submit
> more quickly!
>
> Randy, K5ZD
>
>From jh8kyu at qsl.net Sat Jun 8 01:03:31 2002
From: jh8kyu@qsl.net (Hide JH8KYU)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
Message-ID: <000001c20e34$805d94a0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Hi all,
I want to remind you of the upcoming All Asian DX Contest which will
be held 1 week later. This contest must be a great oppotunity for you
to get many Asian rare entities and many old friends in Asia.
The contest period will be from 0000 6/15 to 2400 6/16.
When you contact any Asian station, please send RST + your age.
For example, I send 59941 as I am 41 years old.
If you are a YL station, you can send 00 instead of your real age.
The detailed rule can be found on the following JARL official page;
http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/AADX.htm
The result of 2001 is rinked to the same page.
The only change from last year is regarding a special plaque.
There are not so many sponsors, however, you have a chance to get a
special plaque from JARL. The plaques as of today is shown on the
following page;
http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/2002donor.htm
JARL doesn't provide a junior operators category, however, the
operator's
age can be found from the exchange. So the Alumni Association of JA7YDX
sponsors to the "Junior winner of sigle operator". If you are 18 years
old or younger, please try to get this plaque. If you are a YL station
and you are 18 years or younger, you had better write your real age on
the
summary sheet.
Though I wanted to notify this news to a lot of young operators, I
don't have any address list of young operators. If there are young
operators in your neighborhood or in your family, please tell him/her
this event.
If you are a CT user, try to download a newer version from the following
registered user's site;
http://www.k1ea.com/ctvault/
Ken worked hard to meet the new rule of the All Asian DX Contest last
year, and the ver 9.61 or later can be completeley fit to AADX.
If you have any question about this contest, please contact the JARL
contest committee; contest@jarl.or.jp
Thanks and 73,
Hide JH8KYU (also K8YU, ex 3W2KYU, 9M6HTT, TI5U)
>From jds at twistedoak.com Fri Jun 7 09:18:10 2002
From: jds@twistedoak.com (Jeff Stai)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
In-Reply-To: <022e01c20ddd$c466cc40$692267cf@sfb>
References: <8e.28f22ae4.2a2f9c6d@aol.com>
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Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020607081548.0bc15a08@mail.megapathdsl.net>
At 09:31 PM 6/6/2002, Steve Baron - KB3MM wrote:
>Wondered how many band problems existed anyway with logging programs reading
>the rigs frequency ....in 2002.
1. The connection between computer and rig fails (bad or loose connection)
and you don't notice right away.
2. Until recently, my K2 did not have a serial port, so it was an issue.
73 - jeff wk6i
Jeff Stai Twisted Oak Winery LLC
Email jds@twistedoak.com
Amateur Radio WK6I
ROC Web Page http://www.rocstock.org/
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Fri Jun 7 17:13:39 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
References: <200206071605.g57G5I9F023630@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <001f01c20e5f$ee160e20$03010a0a@office1>
I agree with Randy & several others that the shortening the deadline, at
this time, does not appear to make sense.
Now, I'm all for getting contest results back in hand faster, but I think a
combination two things already in process will take care of this:
First, the posting of the results to the web when completed (which saves 6
to 8 weeks or more waiting for them to be printed in the appropriate
periodical & waiting for it to arrive snail mail).
Second, the significant number of logs being submitted in a standard format
electronically. CQ already requires that all logs be sent electronically,
and it stands to reason that at some point in the future this will be
mandated for most or all of the major contests. If the logs are in a
standard format, then it should be a lot faster for the contest committee to
compile data into their master database and then select only those logs that
may need scrutiny (for whatever reason) rather than handle pile after pile
of paper.
But shortening the deadline for two weeks, IMHO, puts an undue burden on
those who need the time to:
1. go over their logs for mistakes -- as many have pointed out, there are
legitmate reasons for doing so
2. need to return from travelling, either work or contest related, and then
get the logs in
3. do not, for whatever reason, keep their contest logs electronically, or
do not use the correct format, or don't have email access, etc., and have to
make arrangements to get their logs converted or entered whatever and then
sent in to the appropriate email.
I'm sure that there will be at least two or three who will reply something
on the lines of "let them get computers, let them get a cheap ISP, and let
them get the right software!" That's another thread for another time;
let's just say that I think it will be a sad day when a shack computer for
contest logging is mandated for contest operation (key word there is
"mandated")
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
----- Original Message -----
From: "Randy Thompson, K5ZD" <k5zd@charter.net>
To: "Contest Reflector" <CQ-Contest@contesting.com>
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
I don't think log submission is the gating item in the log checking or
results generation process! If you are going to allow exceptions, why
bother to shorten the deadline.
I would attack the problem a different way. Give us an incentive to submit
more quickly!
Randy, K5ZD
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Mark Beckwith
> Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 02:33 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] New log deadline for ARRL contests?
>
>
> > What compelling reason is served by reducing the time frame
> > for log submission?
>
> I think there is too much time at present between the event and
> the results.
> Reducing the time frame for log submission could contribute directly to
> shortening this time. I think it's a good idea.
>
> Mark, N5OT
>
>
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>From gm at netsync.net Fri Jun 7 20:50:29 2002
From: gm@netsync.net (Gerry Maira)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: CQ WPX Check Logs
References: <200206061604.g56G439F003126@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <3D0146C5.B4DBC11F@netsync.net>
I would try putting "checklog" in the subject line and in the soapbox field. I
sent in
cabrillo files to the ARRL for the 2001 CW and SSB DX contests. I wanted them
used only
as checklogs and stated that very clearly in the soapbox fields. They ended up
in the
contest results as regular entries. I suppose I could have said "I cheated in
this
contest" in the soapbox fields and no one would have noticed - hi. I thought
the emails
with my logs might bounce if I put "checklog" in the subject, but now I see
that's
probably the proper way to get the message through.
73, Gerry KA2MGE
> Message: 6
> Reply-To: <no5w@txucom.net>
> From: "Charles Sanders" <no5w@txucom.net>
> To: "'Ron Notarius WN3VAW'" <wn3vaw@fyi.net>,
> "'CQ Contest'" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
>
> Ron --
>
> In the Cabrillo summary sheet spec www.kkn.net/~trey/cabrillo/ CheckLog is
> indicated as one of the categories although the official rules do not
> mention anything about that as a category.
>
> Never tried that myself although I have had the opportunity with many meager
> scores!
>
> 73/Chuck/NO5W
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Ron Notarius WN3VAW
> Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 5:52 PM
> To: CQ Contest
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ WPX Check Logs
>
> Does anyone know if there is any way to have my meager logged flagged as a
> "check log" when submitted for the CW WPX?
>
> Due to lack of time that weekend, I made an appalling low number of contacts
> (no, I'm not telling you how many, it's embarrassing!) and while I have no
> problem helping out the log checkers, I don't want to make an "official"
> entry.
>
> 73, ron wn3vaw
>
> "And they give you cash,
> which is just as good as money!"
> Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From K4tmc at aol.com Fri Jun 7 22:52:05 2002
From: K4tmc@aol.com (K4tmc@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <d.27f62343.2a32bd45@aol.com>
Anyone looking for a case to protect your valuable FT1000MP, etc., from
damage during trips for the upcoming contest season may want to look at this
web site: www.specialized.net. I just got their hard-copy catalog in the
mail this morning at the PO Box, and spent part of my lunch time today
browsing. There is a large selection of different
manufacturers/models/styles/sizes of cases. Plus, they have a lot of other
neat items that you will not find at the local Radio Shack.
BTW, I have no connection with the company.
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
(home of the NHL Carolina Hurricanes,
2002 Southeastern Division Champions!
2002 Eastern Conference Champions!!
2002 Stanley Cup Champions!!!?, GO 'CANES!!!!)
>From wl7ky at gci.net Fri Jun 7 20:43:28 2002
From: wl7ky@gci.net (Chris Hurlbut)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
References: <000001c20e34$805d94a0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Message-ID: <002b01c20e9e$a713a7a0$430fed18@anchorageak.net>
This would be a very FUN contest if the JA's participated!
Get on 15 meters on a non-contest weekend and you'll have a JA pileup. Get
on during a contest weekend and you'll be working 40/hr if you're lucky.
I stopped doing All Asia and JIDX a while ago. Maybe I'l give out a few
points for the few JA's that are CQing.
Sad but true.
-Chris KL9A
http://www.qsl.net/kl9a
kl9a@qsl.net
----- Original Message -----
From: "Hide JH8KYU" <jh8kyu@qsl.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>; <kb8nw@barf80.nshore.org>
Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 7:03 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
> Hi all,
> I want to remind you of the upcoming All Asian DX Contest which will
> be held 1 week later. This contest must be a great oppotunity for you
> to get many Asian rare entities and many old friends in Asia.
>
> The contest period will be from 0000 6/15 to 2400 6/16.
> When you contact any Asian station, please send RST + your age.
> For example, I send 59941 as I am 41 years old.
> If you are a YL station, you can send 00 instead of your real age.
>
> The detailed rule can be found on the following JARL official page;
> http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/AADX.htm
> The result of 2001 is rinked to the same page.
>
> The only change from last year is regarding a special plaque.
> There are not so many sponsors, however, you have a chance to get a
> special plaque from JARL. The plaques as of today is shown on the
> following page;
> http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/4_Library/A-4-3_Contests/2002donor.htm
>
> JARL doesn't provide a junior operators category, however, the
> operator's
> age can be found from the exchange. So the Alumni Association of JA7YDX
> sponsors to the "Junior winner of sigle operator". If you are 18 years
> old or younger, please try to get this plaque. If you are a YL station
> and you are 18 years or younger, you had better write your real age on
> the
> summary sheet.
>
> Though I wanted to notify this news to a lot of young operators, I
> don't have any address list of young operators. If there are young
> operators in your neighborhood or in your family, please tell him/her
> this event.
>
> If you are a CT user, try to download a newer version from the following
>
> registered user's site;
> http://www.k1ea.com/ctvault/
> Ken worked hard to meet the new rule of the All Asian DX Contest last
> year, and the ver 9.61 or later can be completeley fit to AADX.
>
> If you have any question about this contest, please contact the JARL
> contest committee; contest@jarl.or.jp
>
> Thanks and 73,
> Hide JH8KYU (also K8YU, ex 3W2KYU, 9M6HTT, TI5U)
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From wb0tra at spacestar.net Sat Jun 8 01:00:10 2002
From: wb0tra@spacestar.net (Lee Lorentz)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
In-Reply-To: <d.27f62343.2a32bd45@aol.com>
Message-ID: <3.0.6.32.20020608000010.0080d680@pop3.spacestar.net>
I prefer the Pelican cases. When my Icom 746 goes portable (like for the
upcoming ARRL Field Day), the radio and paddles travel well-protected in a
Pelican 1600 case.
Check out my preferred vendor at:
http://www.cases4less.com/
At 21:52 06/07/2002 EDT, K4TMC wrote:
Anyone looking for a case to protect your valuable FT1000MP, etc., from
damage during trips for the upcoming contest season may want to look at
this web site: www.specialized.net. I just got their hard-copy catalog in
the mail this morning at the PO Box, and spent part of my lunch time today
browsing. There is a large selection of different
manufacturers/models/styles/sizes of cases. Plus, they have a lot of other
neat items that you will not find at the local Radio Shack.
BTW, I have no connection with the company.
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
--
Lee Lorentz WB0TRA
ARRL E.C. for Wright County, Minnesota
FISTS # 8767
DXCC: 175 Confirmed for 201 worked
http://www.spacestar.net/users/wb0tra/
>From kcechura at umr.edu Sat Jun 8 01:06:24 2002
From: kcechura@umr.edu (Ken Cechura)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Lets try another spin on this 706 headset thing
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020608000359.0186ee08@pop3.umr.edu>
ok,, say i wanted 2 cans. anything good to say about the BM-10-I? AES has
them on closeout. i like the prosets, but they tend to get a bit warm
after a while, if i remember correctly (it's been quite a while, so if AES
has anythign i can play with, ill try it first). does anyone have Heils
cheaper than AES, where i could GET it BEFORE field day? is there anything
comparable?
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Kenneth R. Cechura, KC9UMR/? //
// kcechura@umr.edu //
// President, W0EEE, 2002 //
// University of Missouri-Rolla Amateur Radio Club //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Sat Jun 8 08:23:16 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002 VIDEO
Message-ID: <01c20ea4$36371480$LocalHost@default>
VIDEO TO BE MADE OF WORLD RADIO TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
The exciting events of WRTC 2002 will be captured on video for showing on
television and to amateur radio enthusiasts worldwide.
Shooting the video will be Dave Bell, W6AQ, a Hollywood Emmy winning
producer who has also shot and produced many ARRL films and the previous
"Ham Radio Olympics" about WRTC 2000 in Slovenia. Assisting Dave on the
shoot in Finland will be Alpo Reho, OH3TM and Jukka Tuomisto - both
professionals behind the camera.
Don Doughty, W6EEN has agreed to be Executive Producer for the official WRTC
2002 video. Post-production will be done by James Brooks, 9V1YC, another WRTC
2002 participant and well known for his many high-quality DX-pedition videos.
Potential video sponsors are encouraged to contact Don Doughty, W6EEN.
>From pietromtf at tin.it Fri Jun 7 16:52:30 2002
From: pietromtf@tin.it (Pietro)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pileup Player files
Message-ID: <000001c20ecd$2da88aa0$7210fea9@pietro>
Hello Friends,
do anybody have any FILES.WAV ready for PP of JA3MAS?
73
Pietro - IK4MTF (IU4T)
http://www.qsl.net/ik4mtf
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>From oz1aa at qsl.net Sat Jun 8 13:39:47 2002
From: oz1aa@qsl.net (Thomas - OZ1AA)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
References: <000001c20e34$805d94a0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Message-ID: <00ad01c20ed8$e5218820$0401a8c0@t>
On Friday, June 07, 2002 5:03, Hide JH8KYU wrote:
>Though I wanted to notify this news to a lot of young operators, I
>don't have any address list of young operators. If there are young
>operators in your neighborhood or in your family, please tell him/her
>this event.
You are welcome to visit the website of "World Wide Young Contesters" at
http://wwyc.webbg.com/. You can find many young operators in our members
list (http://wwyc.webbg.com/pages/members.php?pg=1). I have also forwarded
the announcement to our email reflector, so hopefully there will be some
competition for the plaque! Thanks to Alumni Association of JA7YDX for
sponsoring the prize.
Hope to work you in the contest!
Vy 73 de OZ1AA, Thomas
>From n4zr at contesting.com Sat Jun 8 09:17:01 2002
From: n4zr@contesting.com (Pete Smith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Log deadline
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020608081438.024e4c70@pop.abs.adelphia.net>
Isn't it time to explicitly ask N1ND to explain the rationale for the
proposed change?
FWIW, I agree with Randy -- the anti-cheating argument doesn't hold much
water, so there must be some other reason.
73, Pete N4ZR
Check out the World HF
Contest Station Database at
www.pvrc.org
>From NQ4I at compuserve.com Sat Jun 8 10:08:56 2002
From: NQ4I@compuserve.com (Rick Dougherty)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Cyprus
Message-ID: <200206080909_MC3-1-179-1A74@compuserve.com>
Hello all...going to fly to Cyprus on the 21st and stay there until the
26th...any contacts/local hams/dxer's/contestor's
who would like to meet...to discuss ham radio topics...thanks de Rick nq4i
>From k2kw at prodigy.net Sat Jun 8 10:04:34 2002
From: k2kw@prodigy.net (KEN SILVERMAN)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <001b01c20f06$2fffaa20$97d3fea9@a>
>Anyone looking for a case to protect your valuable FT1000MP, etc., from
>damage during trips for the upcoming contest season may want to look at
this
>web site: www.specialized.net.
While this company does have a lot of different cases, their prices are high
(typical retail, no discount). In addition, for the Pelican cases, they use
the same picture for every size case...
For cheap pelican cases, try www.cases4less.com among other web discounters
(I have no interest in Pelican or this website - it just has cheap cases and
delivers quickly). This place sells the 1650 without foam for $155 - this
is cheaper than most personal luggage, and much more durable!
The experience of the 6Y2A and HC8N teams has lead us all to use the Pelican
1650 case. For the durability and price, you can't beat it. In addition,
these cases are used by divers, film crews etc, that they are very common,
and often go unnoticed. I first got a ATA spec'd Hardigg case (VERY
expensive, and "military looking"), and it was stopped at every point for
inspection... not so with the Pelican case.
And as always, the foam you use to pack your equipment is THE most critical
item. I have a lot of info and photos on packing the MP and other equipment
on my DxHoliday website: http://dxholiday.com/dxresources.htm#equipmenttips
Kenny K2KW
>From jh8kyu at qsl.net Sun Jun 9 11:46:02 2002
From: jh8kyu@qsl.net (Hide JH8KYU)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ALL ASIAN DX Contest CW will come soon
Message-ID: <000001c20f57$6c3cf1e0$0400a8c0@jh8kyu>
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the information about the WWYC and forwarding the notice.
It seems to be the last chance for you to get the plaque this year,
because you will become 19 yrs just after the contest.
I hope you and all other WWYC members will enjoy a good competition.
Thanks,
Hide JH8KYU (also K8YU, ex 3W2KYU, 9M6HTT, TI5U)
>From tg9ajr at itelgua.com Sat Jun 8 23:36:01 2002
From: tg9ajr@itelgua.com (TG9AJR)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Paris, Stockholm Visit.
Message-ID: <3D02DB31.00000F.01188@guest>
Hi you all,
I'm making my plans for WRTC 2002 in Helsinki and on my in and out
I will stoping in Paris and Stockholm and will like to meet some locals
hams or visit some radio clubs !
Please drop me a note perhaps we can meet, 73's DX.
Juan Carlos Munoz.
TG9AJR / EK44ro
tg9ajr@itelgua.com
http://www.qsl.net/tg9ajr
>From K4BEV at aol.com Sun Jun 9 10:22:20 2002
From: K4BEV@aol.com (K4BEV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TH-7 boom to 40 meter rotatable dipole
Message-ID: <f2.1cc5619b.2a34b08c@aol.com>
Several of y'all had asked me to keep you informed on my TH-7 boom conversion
project.
Kirk, K4RO, had modified his tribander with an Omega match per N4KG's design
and reports not only fine results, but even better, higher contest scores on
40 meters. With Kirk's encouragement I set off to duplicate this antenna. I
have a crank-up tower, so could not tune the antenna at it's operating
height. Tuning it with the tower cranked down proved pointless. The resonant
frequency changed drastically when extending the tower. I've finally found a
solution to the problem which not only lets me tune the antenna to 1:1
anywhere on 40 with the tower extended, it also gives me a 1:1 match on 30 as
a bonus.
My description of the antenna, with photos, can be found at:
www.k4ro.net/tcg/k4bev_boom/k4bevboom.html
Also: If you haven't checked out K4RO's fine Tennessee Contest Group web site
it's at:
www.k4ro.net/tcg.html
GL es 73,
Don - K4BEV
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Sun Jun 9 11:58:10 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Etiquette
Message-ID: <005601c20fc6$307dfea0$03010a0a@office1>
My club sponsors a local 2M FM contest every January. We're starting to
work on the updated rules for the 2003 event. I'd like to solicit some of
the more experienced ops here on the list for suggestions or advice... if
you're not interested, my apologies for the bandwith & no need to read
further.
A problem we ran into last year was that of, for lack of better terms, rude
or marginally ethical behavior from a few stations; most where newcomers or
non-contesters who didn't know better, and a few of the "damn the rules, win
at all costs" school. As a result of this, we're thinking of doing two
things:
(a) Add a rule to the effect that will permit disqualification for improper
behavior
(b) Add to the rules a one-sheet addendum detailing what we consider "good
amateur practice."
The biggest problems last year were two-fold.
First, we had many situations were someone would call "CQ Contest" for
several minutes, finally get a call, work the "new" one -- and then get his
frequency clobbered by 10-12 stations who had simply been listening and then
jumped once the contact was made. This scared off some of the "new" ones
who didn't know what was going on or how to handle a pile-up, and ticked off
the station calling CQ because "his" frequency was absconded. (In the early
hour of the contest -- it runs 4 hours -- you'd hear someone politely asking
to call, and that worked out well. In the last hour, politeness went out
the window as some got very ruthless about trying to "win").
Second, we had a situation with one club station who thought nothing of
calling "CQ" right on top of anyone -- be it a contact in progress, or
someone else calling CQ, or in one case a scheduled net (that we didn't know
about) trying to conduct themselves. This station was also reported to be
trying to work stations on 146.52 & below simplex frequencies, which we had
explicitly declared as a "no contest" area for those trying to operate
outside the contest. One of the ops did not take kindly to "suggestions"
from the contest committee to knock it off, which led to some interesting
situations -- it's actually kind of funny to hear someone tell the guy who
conceived the contest & wrote most of the rules that he didn't know what he
was talking about! Sad, but funny.
Regardless, we're figuring that an "etiquette" page of "good amateur
practice" adapted for 2M FM Simplex will be a big help for those who simply
didn't know better and were just doing what they heard on the air. And,
unfortunately, since we didn't have a "DQ" rule in place, we now see that we
need one to curb those that get out of hand.
Any suggestions welcome. And thanks!
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From AA4NC at aol.com Sun Jun 9 12:04:42 2002
From: AA4NC@aol.com (AA4NC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <14e.f081953.2a34c88a@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/8/02 21:35:32 PM GMT Daylight Time, k2kw@prodigy.net
writes:
Kenny speaketh the truth...
Make sure the case you buy is ATA rated, or the airlines will balk at paying
damage claims.
Another tip from my roadie travel log - A nice new looking case gets lots
more scrutiny (from nosy customs guys, security, thieves, etc.) than one that
looks like it routinely travels. To give your gear that "used/travelled"
look, get some stickers and plaster all over them. Rip them and make them
aged looking for more authenticity. Freebie radio station call letter bumper
stickers and things like that are good, as are old worn looking shipping
labels (even if they are fake). After a while and some mileage, you won't
have to worry about it - the stickers will be necessary to hold the case
together!
> The experience of the 6Y2A and HC8N teams has lead us all to use the Pelican
> 1650 case. For the durability and price, you can't beat it. In addition,
> these cases are used by divers, film crews etc, that they are very common,
> and often go unnoticed. I first got a ATA spec'd Hardigg case (VERY
> expensive, and "military looking"), and it was stopped at every point for
> inspection... not so with the Pelican case.
>From kc1f at adelphia.net Sun Jun 9 17:06:09 2002
From: kc1f@adelphia.net (Stuart Santelmann)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
References: <20020604094126.B19751@cs.utexas.edu>
Message-ID: <009801c20fc7$7693c720$6501a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Hi everyone:
Allow me to throw a match onto this dying thread. I guess I'm in
the minority on this one, and I'm willing to consider that my thinking is
colored by the fact that I have a WPX-friendly callsign that's actually
assigned to me !
Firstly, I'm not sure that some of the respondents addressed the
intent of the original question - either that, or I misunderstood it, hi.
The original post referred to the increasingly common practice of a single
op using someone else's callsign, when the licensee is in no way connected
with the operation aside from "lending" the callsign, and the operation is
clearly not at the QTH of the licensee. From the responses so far:
- in N6TJ's example, it should be fine to use the DX station's call - it's
his station, licensed to his QTH !
- in K4OJ's example, WC4E's call was used at a location not his own, but
when I look at the ops listed for that operation, Jeff is listed as one
of the ops, and if I know Jeff, he was there for much if not all of the
weekend ! This practice has apparently been OK at least for 20 years. Jeff
was THERE during the operation.
- in the NS0Z/K4VX example, I'm assuming that if they are married, they
live together, and NS0Z's license shows that address as the QTH ! No
problem with that !
- the Rex Maner / WR7HE post may be the only example that accurately
reflects the original question...
Do the FCC regulations really allow for this practice ? I remember 30 years
ago when we had to be very careful about signing portable, even when at a
friend's house across town. Then, I think about 20 years ago, apparently it
became unnecessary to sign portable, and then any US call could be anywhere
in the USA. Have we now gotten to the point where the callsign used in the
contest doesn't have to give ANY information about the location OR the
operator ? I don't think this practice is acceptable for DXCC, for example,
otherwise I could have gotten 5BWAZ from KC1XX a long time ago while never
leaving my house !
Consider this: the operator using the call gets an FCC citation
(unintentionally, of course), which is sent to the licensee, not the
operator. If it were your callsign being used, can you picture yourself
saying "well, uh, gee, I really don't know anything about it - the operation
wasn't at my house, and I was never there. I let some guy use my call for
the weekend..."
I'm all for trying to get competitive advantages, within the rules. I just
wonder if this one is something that we should be doing. And, I mean no
disrespect to my friends and fellow contesters who may have done this in the
past. I simply offer my thoughts as fodder for possible discussion.
If you're really looking for that advantage in WPX, trade in your primary
call for a 2x1 ! They work just fine the other 50 weekends too !
Regards
Stu KC1F
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>
To: "CQ Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 3:41 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
> I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> (with the other party's permission, of course.)
>
> I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
>
> --
>From widelitz at gte.net Sun Jun 9 14:17:57 2002
From: widelitz@gte.net (Ken Widelitz)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
In-Reply-To: <009801c20fc7$7693c720$6501a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <BMELLFEAJLMCBCIGAHLOIEAPCNAA.widelitz@gte.net>
The best solution to the WPX callsign issue is to form a club and get a club
callsign for WPX. It only takes 3 other members and they don't even have to
be hams (XYL and kids in my case - WK6LA, the West LA Contest Club.)
73, Ken, K6LA
>From k3ft at erols.com Sun Jun 9 17:50:41 2002
From: k3ft@erols.com (Chuck K3FT)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <3D03CDB1.A7A@erols.com>
I know that ARRL HQ, many times, has permitted their call (W1AW) to be
used at various venues. Dayton, for example, operates W1AW/8 at their
site. I know this was done because I visited Dayton and saw W1AW/8 being
operated. I also know that the ARRL had issued them a letter advising
that they had permission to do so AND the ARRL quoted an FCC part 97 rule
section which authorized it.
Our local ham club at Social Security Admin did the same thing. Had their
club/group callsign used at individuals homes as part of an event but
again.. they had authorization from the Club trustee to do it.
As far as I can understand it, in the case of an individual allowing his
call to be used by another when they aren't there.. this would seem to be
OK assuming the control op (the person in charge of the operation) is
adhering to the rules for being a control op and operations are within
the priveledges of the licensee acting as control op. OF course.. if an
FCC cite makes it way to the holder of the callsign being used.. htey are
going to have to answer it since they are the one responsible for the
callsign. The control operator may have some culpability and may be
guilty of violating the rules and have some accountability, but the
callsign holder is the one who getsthe cite and has to answer it.
interesting thread
73
Chuck K3FT
>From k7qq at netzero.net Sun Jun 9 22:45:23 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
Message-ID: <001b01c20ffe$f7775d20$99272a42@k7qq>
I've got to get in another .02c worth. Yes the holder of the call sign is
going to have to answer any citation issued for improper operation. The
holder of the call has to have enough trust in the borrower that operation
will follow the rules. The answer to a citation would, in most cases only
have to say that an error was made while in the heat of contesting and steps
have been taken to assure that this type of infraction will not re-occure.
Quack
Stuart Santelmann" <kc1f@adelphia.net>
To: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>; "CQ Contest"
<cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 15:06
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
> Hi everyone:
>
> Allow me to throw a match onto this dying thread. I guess I'm in
> the minority on this one, and I'm willing to consider that my thinking is
> colored by the fact that I have a WPX-friendly callsign that's actually
> assigned to me !
> Firstly, I'm not sure that some of the respondents addressed the
> intent of the original question - either that, or I misunderstood it, hi.
> The original post referred to the increasingly common practice of a single
> op using someone else's callsign, when the licensee is in no way connected
> with the operation aside from "lending" the callsign, and the operation is
> clearly not at the QTH of the licensee. From the responses so far:
>
> - in N6TJ's example, it should be fine to use the DX station's call -
it's
> his station, licensed to his QTH !
>
> - in K4OJ's example, WC4E's call was used at a location not his own, but
> when I look at the ops listed for that operation, Jeff is listed as one
> of the ops, and if I know Jeff, he was there for much if not all of
the
> weekend ! This practice has apparently been OK at least for 20 years.
Jeff
> was THERE during the operation.
>
> - in the NS0Z/K4VX example, I'm assuming that if they are married, they
> live together, and NS0Z's license shows that address as the QTH ! No
> problem with that !
>
> - the Rex Maner / WR7HE post may be the only example that accurately
> reflects the original question...
>
> Do the FCC regulations really allow for this practice ? I remember 30
years
> ago when we had to be very careful about signing portable, even when at a
> friend's house across town. Then, I think about 20 years ago, apparently
it
> became unnecessary to sign portable, and then any US call could be
anywhere
> in the USA. Have we now gotten to the point where the callsign used in
the
> contest doesn't have to give ANY information about the location OR the
> operator ? I don't think this practice is acceptable for DXCC, for
example,
> otherwise I could have gotten 5BWAZ from KC1XX a long time ago while never
> leaving my house !
>
> Consider this: the operator using the call gets an FCC citation
> (unintentionally, of course), which is sent to the licensee, not the
> operator. If it were your callsign being used, can you picture yourself
> saying "well, uh, gee, I really don't know anything about it - the
operation
> wasn't at my house, and I was never there. I let some guy use my call for
> the weekend..."
>
> I'm all for trying to get competitive advantages, within the rules. I
just
> wonder if this one is something that we should be doing. And, I mean no
> disrespect to my friends and fellow contesters who may have done this in
the
> past. I simply offer my thoughts as fodder for possible discussion.
>
> If you're really looking for that advantage in WPX, trade in your primary
> call for a 2x1 ! They work just fine the other 50 weekends too !
>
> Regards
> Stu KC1F
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker@cs.utexas.edu>
> To: "CQ Contest" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 3:41 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed callsigns
>
>
> > I know several big contesters who have "borrowed" the callsigns
> > of friends for use in the WPX contests. They operate single-op at their
> > own station, but they just use someone else's (more desirable) callsign
> > (with the other party's permission, of course.)
> >
> > I wonder how other contesters feel about this practice?
> >
> > --
>
>
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>From va3uz at rac.ca Sun Jun 9 21:45:02 2002
From: va3uz@rac.ca (Yuri VE3DZ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Borrowed calls
Message-ID: <002101c21018$0fe94300$0201a8c0@yuri>
I see it like driving a car: if you're good driver - no matter what car you
drive since you have permission from the owner. Some cars are better, some
worse. But a lot depends on driver. Same with calls.
73 Yuri
>From al_lorona at agilent.com Sun Jun 9 22:28:59 2002
From: al_lorona@agilent.com (al_lorona@agilent.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: Travel Cases for Contest DXpeditions
Message-ID: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C11A8@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
>
> And as always, the foam you use to pack your equipment is THE
> most critical
> item.
And if you get to the point of carving out a piece of foam to make the
perfect fit for your equipment inside your transit case, the absolute
cleanest cuts can be made with an electric meat carving knife.
Al W6LX
>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Mon Jun 10 07:09:56 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Hawaii & South Dakota QSO Parties
Message-ID: <025001c21045$72034540$27d7fea9@mirage>
Does anyone know if there will be a Hawaii or South Dakota QSO Party in August
of 2002? Emails are bouncing from the 'last known' addresses for these
contests.
73, Ward N0AX
QST Contest Corral Editor
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:40:33 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101340.g5ADeXe29176@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:41:09 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101341.g5ADf9V29185@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
Operators:
(none)
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:41:38 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101341.g5ADfcT29194@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: September 1, 2002
E-mail logs to: ctdavies@bigpond.com
Mail logs to:
Contest Manager ANARTS
PO Box 93
Toongabbie, NSW 2146
Australia
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST HP
AA5AU 582 9502 179 6 18 10,207,148
W2YC 570 10066 168 6 40 10,027,336 FRC
NR1DX 455 8158 127 6 16 6,271,096 YCCC
K4WW 345 6074 112 5 17 3,402,840 KCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST LP
PA5AT 540 4987 185 6 31 5,536,270
VE6YR 355 5754 124 6 4,282,776
VE9DX 330 5052 135 6 20 4,093,320
VA3PC 188 3442 89 5 14 1,532,290
WA6BOB 78 1016 36 5 3 182,980
VA3NA 61 915 35 4 2.5 128,200
Operators:
(none)
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:43:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101343.g5ADhVh29206@localhost.localdomain>
2002 IARU FD, CW - All Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: (see your national society rules)
E-mail logs to: (see your national society rules)
Mail logs to:
(see your national society rules)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open HP
S55A/P 1296 206 881,062 SCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Open LP
DK0WT/P(DK2GZ) 910 168 528,192
DF0BK/P 667 120 24 274,440
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Cntry hr Score Club
All Multi-Op Restricted LP
DL0UP/P 925 170 24 540,770 L11
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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All Single Op Fixed HP
F5IN 724 126 323,064 U.F.T.
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All Single Op Fixed LP
LY1DS 258 55 3 51,590 Lithuanian DX
YL2PN 100 30 3 393 Latvian CC
S52MY 5 21 1 105
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All Single Op Open HP
VE3XAX 354 76 19 89,224 U-VE Contest Club
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All Single Op Open LP
S51JM/P 170 67 8 40,401
Operators:
DF0BK/P DL4SDW,DL4SDX,DL5SEJ,DL8SCG
DL0UP/P DL1EFD,DL1EFO
S55A/P S53Z,S55A,S56A,S57AD,S57NWT,S57RW,S57UKE,S58O,
S59KW
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:47:38 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101347.g5ADlct29222@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
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NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
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NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
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NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
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NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
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NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
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NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
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NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
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NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
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NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
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NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:49:12 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206101349.g5ADnCE29235@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 10Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
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Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
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Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
RW4PL 1615 634 28 20,744,448
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Mon Jun 10 07:50:37 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARI DX Contest - All Final Claimed Scores
Message-ID: <200206101350.g5ADobV29247@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARI DX Contest - All Final Claimed Scores
Submit logs by: June 5, 2002
E-mail logs to: aricontest@ari.it
Mail logs to:
ARI Contest Manager
Fabio Schettino, I4UFH
POB 1677
I-40100 Bologna
Italy
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All M/S HP
LY1YK 0 0 0 0 2,299,428 KTU RC
IQ4T 666 587 0 240 24 558,960 Romagna Contest Team
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All M/S LP
ES5KJ 222 0 0 96 65,568
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO CW HP
YL2LY 800 0 0 292 20 761,536 Latvian CC
OH3XR 426 0 0 179 229,836 CCF
K5GN(@W5KU) 67 0 0 44 2 14,256 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO CW LP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1001 0 0 279 19 1,018,629
IR2V(I2WIJ) 575 0 0 144 15 141,840
OZ0RS 312 0 0 82 121,290
LY2NXW 238 0 0 127 119,126
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Digital HP
L44DX(LW1DTZ) 0 0 401 169 20 296,933
AA5AU 0 0 227 110 12 104,830
K4WW 0 0 207 101 7 101,000 KCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Digital LP
G4WFQ 0 0 254 139 127,046
LA5TFA 0 0 219 106 9 93,492
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 0 0 167 101 5 79,992
F6FJE 0 0 227 118 78,588
GU0SUP 0 0 146 83 12 51,460
K3FH 0 0 15 13 2 1,040
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Mixed HP
RD4M(UA4LU) 531 597 205 451 23 2,736,217 Russian Contest Club
RG9O(RZ9OU) 0 0 0 0 1,695,200 NCC
N2ED 442 0 0 164 7 347,024 FRC
K3WW 150 30 9 105 5 103,740 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO Mixed LP
RM3C(RA3CW) 282 375 0 273 13 980,616
9A7P(9A6XX) 470 336 0 263 14 726,932 WWYC
YL2PN 326 154 0 224 16 513,632 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO SSB HP
VK2CZ 0 177 0 45 28,125
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call CWQ PhQ DgQ Mult hr Score Club
All SO SSB LP
RW3VZ 0 359 0 228 496,812
PA3FGJ 0 441 0 219 460,776
VE3AGC 0 133 0 83 10 63,827
Operators:
IQ4T I4IFL,IK4DCW,IK4HVR,IK4MGP,IK4SXJ,IK4WMH
LY1YK LY2FY,LY3CI
>From K4BEV at aol.com Mon Jun 10 17:07:34 2002
From: K4BEV@aol.com (K4BEV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 40m boom conversion web site fixed
Message-ID: <a2.26cd4ef1.2a366106@aol.com>
The problem with the pictures not loading has been corrected, they may take a
bit of time though...
http://www.k4ro.net/tcg/k4bev_boom/k4bevboom.html
You may have to do a forced refresh though (Ctrl & Refresh) or (Shift &
Refresh) depending on your browser.
73, Don - K4BEV
>From swca at swbell.net Mon Jun 10 20:13:37 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Quiet monitor, cheap
References: <000d01c20af3$a8a1c560$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <022001c210dc$d684c470$0100a8c0@TL01>
K6LL said:
> Staples has the Envision Model EN-710e 17" Monitor
> on sale, through June 15, for $149.98, less a $70
> mail-in rebate
Being a good contester, I decided to get TWO. I asked if I could get two
rebates and they said "as long as I sent them in separately." After I had
checked out, they THEN told me they have a "one rebate per household" rule
but confidentially advised me to get around it by sending them in from two
different addresses.
Whatever. Be prepared.
I hope the monitors are as good as you say, Dave.
What Dave didn't say was that they also have the EN-910s on sale with the
rebate - which makes them something like $150 after rebate. I didn't think
two of them would fit on the desk.
Mark, N5OT
>From K9GY at K9GY.com Tue Jun 11 02:30:30 2002
From: K9GY@K9GY.com (Eric Hall)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WAE EU Mults needed list
Message-ID: <004701c210e7$930ba960$d3bb180a@9byjx01>
Here's some ideas for a summer trip and a guaranteed plaque!
>> Stations who activate a WAE country for the WAEDC
>> from where no log was received over the last three years
>> will receive a special plaque.
>> For 2002 these countries:
>> 1A?, 3A, 4U1I, 9H, C3, CU, GD, GJ, GM/S,
>> HV, JW/B, JX, OJ?, R1F, R1M, SV/A, SV5, SV9, TK, ZA
http://www.darc.de/referate/dx/fedcw.htm
>From ha5pp at yahoo.com Tue Jun 11 03:20:31 2002
From: ha5pp@yahoo.com (Zoltan Szoke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 1 and 2
Message-ID: <20020611092031.44326.qmail@web13805.mail.yahoo.com>
Hi Contesters,
In the big contests (mainly WW) I often hear (A and B
VFO) that multi and/or single (!) station calling CQ
TEST (with a big signal) and same callsign ?MULT? (S&P
with a weak signal) goes back in same band same time.
(I think there are 2 stations (signals) in same band
same time.) That?s cheating. I have an idea to stop
them (perhaps): if the CQ station gives a nr: 1 after
the zone or nr (59/599 151 or 59/599 0011) and the
BACK station gives a nr: 2 after the zone or nr
(59/599 152 or 59/599 0012) so then the contest
committee can see clearly (?) the cheating: that MULT
and non mult QSOs in pileups (with 2 in 1s) in the
log?
What's Your opinion?
73
Zoli
HA5PP
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 11 07:57:07 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206111357.g5BDv7E30363@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,000 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 11 07:57:41 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206111357.g5BDvfj30372@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ANARTS RTTY - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Submit logs by: September 1, 2002
E-mail logs to: ctdavies@bigpond.com
Mail logs to:
Contest Manager ANARTS
PO Box 93
Toongabbie, NSW 2146
Australia
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST HP
PY0FF 464 12842 164 6 5 12,636,628 Araucaria DX Group
AA5AU 582 9502 179 6 18 10,207,148
W2YC 570 10066 168 6 40 10,027,336 FRC
NR1DX 455 8158 127 6 16 6,271,096 YCCC
K4WW 345 6074 112 5 17 3,402,840 KCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call Qs Pts Ms Cont hr Score Club
All SOST LP
L44DX(LW1DTZ) 551 17467 158 6 16,558,916
PA5AT 540 4987 185 6 31 5,536,270
VE6YR 355 5754 124 6 4,282,776
VE9DX 330 5052 135 6 20 4,093,320
SP6EKS 197 3371 49 6 12 1,780,988
GU0SUP 300 2197 118 6 14 1,555,876
VA3PC 188 3442 89 5 14 1,532,290
WR5O 70 975 42 5 8 205,550
WA6BOB 78 1016 36 5 3 182,980
VA3NA 61 915 35 4 2.5 128,200
K3FH 51 676 38 3 4 77,064
Operators:
(none)
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 11 07:58:59 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206111358.g5BDwxU30381@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 11Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From timo.klimoff at kolumbus.fi Tue Jun 11 20:44:55 2002
From: timo.klimoff@kolumbus.fi (Timo)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC - Another kind of contest?
Message-ID: <001501c21167$9019aa60$b0c5f83e@tklimoff>
This page has already been mentioned in WRTC2002 mailing reflectors but wanted
to put it here as well (I updated the page):
WRTC - not just a radio contest?
http://www.wrtc2002.org/wrtc/comp.htm
73, Timo OH1NOA
>From yt3t at absolutok.net Tue Jun 11 21:27:47 2002
From: yt3t@absolutok.net (Kele YT3T)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: 1 and 2
References: <200206111603.g5BG379F004694@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <000a01c21175$c64d5d80$89e45d50@jstajcic>
Zoli,
The technique you're suggesting can only show if the station worked was
called or calling. Nothing else. It is legal to make a QSO by any way -
running or S&Ping in random order...
How could you possibly know what was going on from this "Log":
1233 HA5PP 59001R 59001M
1233 HA6PP 59002R 57001M
1234 HA7PP 59003M 59014R
1237 HA8PP 59004R 59006M
1238 HA9PP 59005R 59001M
etc
(I used R and M instead of 1 and 2, for better clarity)
Back in 1970ies and 80ies, with 15 minute time limits for Multi/Single
stations, the cheating was done using "rubber clock": A running station
started the designated time block operation 2-3 minutes earlier, and
remained 2-3 minutes longer, thus making each 15 minute segment actually 20
minutes of operation. So, each hour was splitted in 4 time segments, and
actuall operation lasted not 60 but 80 minutes. Multiply it by 48 hours, and
you get 960 minutes of extra time per station, or 16 hours. Both runner and
multiplier station make total of 32 extra hours during 48 hour contest.
Those "experts" risked only 2-3 minutes of simultaneous operation on two
bands, every 15 minutes, but you will agree that it was very difficult to
catch this, even with carefull monitoring. Those were the days of paper
logs, and it was easy to correct times and squeeze these 2-3 minutes within
15 minute limits. Log cross checking by a committee could not easyly detect
this, due to the fact that 2 or 3 minutes difference in reported times could
be addressed to slightly detuned clocks used. And those "masters" knew it.
Computer logging made some trouble to this technique, since the clocks
became much better tuned now :-)
However, new technique emerged: having another S&P station on a runner's
band. As long as you keep one signal at a time, it is perfectly legal to
collect anything you wish on a runner's band, using second radio (and
amplifier and antenna too...). Many big Multi Multis are using twin setup
per band, and you can see it on their web pages. They do not advertise the
way they keep a single signal at a time, though. And there are big Multis
that don't care about this limit...
I do not mean to discourage you in an attempt to protect honest hams from
cheaters, but the situation we have today is very dissapointing:
QRP winners were using few hundred watts; Low power high scorers were using
high power; High power highscorers were using many many kilowatts; Single op
entrants had assistants, or used packet clusters; Multi op teams had more
than a single signal per limit at a time, or spread their contest QTH across
entire nation, or had a remote receiver placed close to a 3 point continent
and relayed the audio via various means, etc; Not to mention heavy
pre-contest advertising, web announcements, special awards or QSL cards,
T-shirts and mugs for fivebanders, sixbanders...
Maybe, with this new Time Machine invention, bands can be monitored very
succesfully, and cheaters caught easier. But then, the cheaters usually just
get warned, their score omitted from the listings, and it only turns them to
be more cautious next time :-(
GL,
73
Kele YU1AO, YT3T
(WRTC2K ref. to S588S)
www.QSLL.com
for your easy QSLing...
In the big contests (mainly WW) I often hear (A and B
VFO) that multi and/or single (!) station calling CQ
TEST (with a big signal) and same callsign ?MULT? (S&P
with a weak signal) goes back in same band same time.
(I think there are 2 stations (signals) in same band
same time.) That?s cheating. I have an idea to stop
them (perhaps): if the CQ station gives a nr: 1 after
the zone or nr (59/599 151 or 59/599 0011) and the
BACK station gives a nr: 2 after the zone or nr
(59/599 152 or 59/599 0012) so then the contest
committee can see clearly (?) the cheating: that MULT
and non mult QSOs in pileups (with 2 in 1s) in the
log?
What's Your opinion?
73
Zoli
HA5PP
>From n2nl at yahoo.com Tue Jun 11 16:22:22 2002
From: n2nl@yahoo.com (David Mueller)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 1 and 2
In-Reply-To: <20020611092031.44326.qmail@web13805.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <20020611222222.1220.qmail@web21402.mail.yahoo.com>
Hello Zoli,
Many of the big USA M/M stations have two stations
for each band. They usually have a big stack for the
run station, and a smaller monobander on a seperate
tower for the multiplier station. That explains the
signal difference. Most of these stations, however,
run an interlock which prevents two signals being
transmitted on the same band. I know for sure W3LPL
has such a setup and I believe K3LR and KC1XX probably
do to.
These M/M stations aggressively work any station
they can find, and any DX spot, all the while
continuing to CQ. However it has been my experience
that they do watch out and have methods in place to
prevent transmitting more than 1 signal on a band at a
time.
What you probably heard was a station CQing in one
spot, and happened to catch the mult station make a
QSO while the CQing station was pausing for a reply.
If you definitely heard a station transmitting more
than one signal in the same band, I recommend emailing
the sponsors. If enough people complain, they'll do
something about it.
73, Dave N2NL
--- Zoltan Szoke <ha5pp@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Contesters,
>
>
> In the big contests (mainly WW) I often hear (A and
> B
> VFO) that multi and/or single (!) station calling CQ
> TEST (with a big signal) and same callsign ?MULT?
> (S&P
> with a weak signal) goes back in same band same
> time.
> (I think there are 2 stations (signals) in same band
> same time.) That?s cheating. I have an idea to stop
> them (perhaps): if the CQ station gives a nr: 1
> after
> the zone or nr (59/599 151 or 59/599 0011) and the
> BACK station gives a nr: 2 after the zone or nr
> (59/599 152 or 59/599 0012) so then the contest
> committee can see clearly (?) the cheating: that
> MULT
> and non mult QSOs in pileups (with 2 in 1s) in the
> log?
>
> What's Your opinion?
>
>
> 73
> Zoli
> HA5PP
>
>
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>From n2mg at eham.net Tue Jun 11 22:00:04 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: 1 and 2
References: <200206111603.g5BG379F004694@contesting.com>
<000a01c21175$c64d5d80$89e45d50@jstajcic>
Message-ID: <001901c211ac$7e1a5fe0$3201a8c0@mikehome>
YT3T wrote:
> However, new technique emerged: having another S&P station on a runner's
> band. As long as you keep one signal at a time, it is perfectly legal to
> collect anything you wish on a runner's band, using second radio (and
> amplifier and antenna too...). Many big Multi Multis are using twin setup
> per band, and you can see it on their web pages. They do not advertise the
> way they keep a single signal at a time, though. And there are big Multis
> that don't care about this limit...
That may be true of some stations, but the legit ones are very quick to
share the techniques they use...and have done so right here on this
reflector.
http://lists.contesting.com/_cq-contest/2000-November/040398.html
73 Mike N2MG
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Wed Jun 12 09:01:19 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC2002 Press Release # 20 - New Team
Message-ID: <01c211ce$3054e380$LocalHost@default>
WRTC2002 COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES ONE MORE TEAM
How many cards are there in a pack of cards? Yes, and that is the number of
world-class teams in WRTC2002. Fifty-two (52) two-man teams are busy shaping
their strategies to compete for the title of World's Best in Amateur Radio
Team Contesting. Gold, silver and bronze medals are being polished for
presentation to the winners.
We are delighted to have Hrane Milosevic, YT1AD and Mladen Bogdanov, YU7NU join
the event as a wildcard selection and second team from Yugoslavia. The Yugoslav
team will replace the N6KT/ K6NA team since Rich, N6KT is not able to come for
reasons beyond his control. We invite Rich to be in Helsinki in spirit and
welcome Glenn Ratman,K6NA as one of our senior referees at WRTC2002.
WRTC2002 Organizing Committee
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 12 11:36:32 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206121736.g5CHaWc31566@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info (tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 12 11:37:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206121737.g5CHbV531575@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 12Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op LP
VE2ZP 141 67 12 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,000 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
NL7CO 119 29 20 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
>From K4tmc at aol.com Wed Jun 12 23:02:10 2002
From: K4tmc@aol.com (K4tmc@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] July-August NCJ arrives
Message-ID: <2b.2884884c.2a395722@aol.com>
A stop by the PO box this morning resulted in the latest issue of NCJ.
The front-cover caption indicates that this is a "WRTC-2002 Special Issue!"
There is a photo of a typical WRTC QTH, specificaly OH2TA's, and the
WRTC-2002 logo.
Feature articles:
Past, Present and Future of the WRTC Concept
Worked All WRTC-2002 Awards
The Omni-izer, an Omni Control Box for 4-Squares or Other Arrays
Three Cycles of Perspective on WRTC
NCJ Reviews - Beacon-Prediction Wizard and Beacon-Time Wizard
A Fresh Challenge in the August Contest Calendar - The YO DX HF Contest
Regular Columns:
Contest Tips, Tricks and Techniques - Best Weapons of Little Pistols, Part 1
Propagation - Challenging Propagation for the WRTC 2002 Teams
Contesting for Fun - Fun in the Sun
Contest Calendar - July to October 2002
VHF Contesting - Post Solar Cycle 23
Contest Expeditions - new locations in Martinique (FM) and Antigua (V2)
RTTY Contesting - Contesting Peeves
Contesting On A Budget - The New Face of Homebrewing
Station Profile - K5TR
DX Contest Activity Announcements
The Contest Traveler - licensing in foreign countries
International Contests - More Changes; N. American Results/Claimed Scores
from numerous contests
Contest Results:
February 2002 Phone and CW Sprints
NCJ RTTY Sprint March 2002
Ads:
Two-page ad from Froce 12.
Full-page ad from HamToys.com for miLOG V4.0 software for contests and
logging.
Clark Electronics has ad for the K1FZ receive antenna transformers.
Davco Technology has ad for Contest Logger software.
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
>From trogo at cox.net Thu Jun 13 00:04:14 2002
From: trogo@cox.net (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ St. Petersburg, Tallin, Gdansk and Copenhagen
Message-ID: <02f701c212a0$25677640$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
After WRTC 2002 I will be on a Baltic Cruise from July 19 to July 26 and
we will be docking at the ports listed above. Would like to meet some
of the locals at least for a beer while we're in port. Please let me know
if you are available.
Tony N7BG
"I collect telegraph keys and most anything
related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
to sell or trade!"
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Thu Jun 13 13:18:12 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ARRL June VHF QSO Party On-Line Soapbox
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC044F8D17@KAHLESS>
I wanted to remind you that participants in the ARRL June VHF QSO Party are
invited to add the comments, stories and photos to the ARRL On-Line Contest
Soapbox area at:
http://www.arrl.org/contests/soapbox/
Select the June VHF QSO party and follow the instructions. Once you have
your text comments in, select Preview, and you will be given the chance to
add photographs.
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From n4vhk at summitschool.com Thu Jun 13 13:27:09 2002
From: n4vhk@summitschool.com (Henry Heidtmann)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD in Connecticut
Message-ID: <3D08C7DD.84BF2F06@summitschool.com>
I'll be in NW Connecticut for FD Weekend and am looking for a FD site to
invade for a couple hours- I'll be in Goshen (Woodridge Lake area)-
Anything happening at Mohawk Mtn or close by?
I worked at one years ago north of Torrington but dont remember where it
was- I just remember a big mountain, rain and good, cold beer.
73,
Henry, N4VHK
Winston-Salem, NC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Thu Jun 13 12:10:27 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206131810.g5DIARt32619@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op LP
KB1DFB(@KB1H) 502 108 63,936 Eastern Connecticut
VE2ZP 141 67 12 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Multi-Op HP
N0UK 623 274 236,188 Northern Lights Radi
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
K4EFD 54 38 15 5,358
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,000 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
N5RZ 197 91 21 17,927
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
WD5K 186 77 14,322 NTCC
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
N2YEV 96 31 28 3,627
NL7CO 119 29 20 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
K6RIM 57 14 2 798 NCCC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
KB1DFB KB1DFB,KE1LI,N1XS
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Thu Jun 13 12:11:46 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206131811.g5DIBkl32628@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 13Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
RW3VZ 133 26 17,290
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
GS2MP(GM3WOJ) 1392 62 20 431,520 North of Scotland CG
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From K4BEV at aol.com Mon Jun 10 17:07:34 2002
From: K4BEV@aol.com (K4BEV@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] [Towertalk] 40m boom conversion web site fixed
Message-ID: <a2.26cd4ef1.2a366106@aol.com>
The problem with the pictures not loading has been corrected, they may take a
bit of time though...
http://www.k4ro.net/tcg/k4bev_boom/k4bevboom.html
You may have to do a forced refresh though (Ctrl & Refresh) or (Shift &
Refresh) depending on your browser.
73, Don - K4BEV
_______________________________________________
Towertalk mailing list
Towertalk@contesting.com
http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/towertalk
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Fri Jun 14 15:15:45 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Automated Logs Received Page for ARRL Contests
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC044F8D45@KAHLESS>
At noon on Friday June 14, ARRL turned on an automated "Logs Received" page
for the ARRL June VHF QSO Party. All properly submitted electronic logs
that are receipted by the Contest Robot are automatically added to the page
on an hourly basis.
Logs that are returned to the sender with a message citing problems and
needing corrections are not receipted by the Robot and will not appear on
the list. They will only appear once corrections are made by the participant
and the re-submitted log has been receipted by the Robot. Paper logs that
must be manually entered by the ARRL Contest Branch staff also will not
appear on the list until after submission deadlines have passed for the
contest and all data entry for the paper logs has been completed.
This automated system be utilized for all future ARRL-sponsored contests
that are supported by the Cabrillo format and the Contest Robot.
Field Day is not supported by the Robot. Field Day logs will be posted once
all initial data entry for the event has been finished.
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Fri Jun 14 13:13:24 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206141913.g5EJDOK01159@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
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NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
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NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
VE7GL 2046 761 48 4,588,830
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
NZ1U(@KB1H) 1232 635 18 2,004,695 YCCC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
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NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
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NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
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NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
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NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
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NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
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NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
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NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
N9RV(W8LVN) 2433 713 36 4,601,702 SMC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
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NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
XM7SZ(VA7RR) 1670 714 36 3,004,512 BC DX Club
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12.9 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
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NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Fri Jun 14 13:15:23 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206141915.g5EJFNk01168@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 14Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
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Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 10,565,180
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
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Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
RW4PL 1615 634 28 2,074,448
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DF0FS(DL1EKC) 1586 590 36 1,885,050 RR DX
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
S51NZ 262 204 112,608
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
OD5/OK1MU 1554 570 35 2,223,570
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
S56M(@S50Q) 2000 803 36 3,547,654 SCC
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
OK1DDO 925 527 1,065,067
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
LY6A(LY2BM) 1250 629 36 1,465,570
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From je_golds at yahoo.com Sat Jun 15 22:57:38 2002
From: je_golds@yahoo.com (JE Goldsberry)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contesters in Atlanta
Message-ID: <20020616045738.51306.qmail@web11004.mail.yahoo.com>
Hey guys,
Been off the air for a little bit, just making
ocassional QSO to not lose CW skills.
I'm going to be in Atlanta area at the end of June and
beginning of July. Would be intrested in meeting any
contesters in the area.
Let me know something...
73, Jason/N5NU
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>From vhfdx2 at videotron.ca Sun Jun 16 09:36:05 2002
From: vhfdx2@videotron.ca (Pierre)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] need VHF VUCC DXCC WAS date or number on your certificate
Message-ID: <003e01c21532$62d3f000$842171d8@melanied>
Hello,
I need your VHF: VUCC DCXX WAS date and number on your certificate
for my web page
6m VUCC http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/6mvucc.html
2m+VUCC http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/2mvucc.html
VHF DXCC http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/vhfdxcc.html
VHF WAS http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij/vhfwas.html
--
73 de Pierre VE2PIJ FN35
http://pages.infinit.net/ve2pij
Grid square list + vhf contest calendar + all vhf-uhf contest info
>From k1ttt at arrl.net Sun Jun 16 14:47:38 2002
From: k1ttt@arrl.net (David Robbins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] contests filling up, reserve your seat now!
Message-ID: <000301c2153c$61644ee0$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
My station is still available for many of the summer contests. This is
your chance to try out different radios, big antennas, amps, SO2R, etc
with low pressure contests. I now have the SO2R setup installed and
working so you can try that stuff out. I also have vhf/uhf setup for
6m, 2m, 70cm, though only low power and on one radio. Bring a friend or
two and do a multi op. There is no charge for using my station, I see
this as a chance to keep the dust off the equipment and test out changes
during the summer slow times. Please feel free to pass this info on to
anyone who you think may be interested.
I have operations scheduled now for:
6/22-23 Field Day
7/13-14 IARU - doing m/s, could still use an op or two
8/3-4 NAQP CW
9/14-15 WAE SSB
9/28-29 CQ/RJ RTTY - doing m/s-lp again to try and take the world this
time!
Still free are the following weekends. I listed some of the contests
for those weekends, but you could do any other one you might be
interested in.
6/29-30 SP QRP?
7/6-7 KY QSO Party! Don't miss this one!, also YV Independence contest
7/20-21 NAQP RTTY, Pacific 160m, AGCW QRP(Bring your own power meter,
mine don't go that low!), CQWW VHF, W/VE Islands (warm up for IOTA?)
7/27-28 IOTA
8/10-11 WAE CW
8/17-18 NAQP SSB
8/24-25 Boxboro convention, TOEC Grid
8/31-9/1 Labor Day
9/7-8 AA SSB
9/21-22
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net
web: http://www.k1ttt.net
AR-Cluster node: 145.69MHz or telnet://dxc.k1ttt.net
>From k1ttt at arrl.net Sun Jun 16 15:06:19 2002
From: k1ttt@arrl.net (David Robbins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] contests filling up, reserve your seat now!
Message-ID: <001201c2153e$fdc3abd0$0200a8c0@k1ttt1>
My station is still available for many of the summer contests. This is
your chance to try out different radios, big antennas, amps, SO2R, etc
with low pressure contests. I now have the SO2R setup installed and
working so you can try that stuff out. I also have vhf/uhf setup for
6m, 2m, 70cm, though only low power and on one radio. Bring a friend or
two and do a multi op. There is no charge for using my station, I see
this as a chance to keep the dust off the equipment and test out changes
during the summer slow times. Please feel free to pass this info on to
anyone who you think may be interested.
I have operations scheduled now for:
6/22-23 Field Day
7/13-14 IARU - doing m/s, could still use an op or two
8/3-4 NAQP CW
9/14-15 WAE SSB
9/28-29 CQ/RJ RTTY - doing m/s-lp again to try and take the world this
time!
Still free are the following weekends. I listed some of the contests
for those weekends, but you could do any other one you might be
interested in.
6/29-30 SP QRP?
7/6-7 KY QSO Party! Don't miss this one!, also YV Independence contest
7/20-21 NAQP RTTY, Pacific 160m, AGCW QRP(Bring your own power meter,
mine don't go that low!), CQWW VHF, W/VE Islands (warm up for IOTA?)
7/27-28 IOTA 8/10-11 WAE CW 8/17-18 NAQP SSB 8/24-25 Boxboro convention,
TOEC Grid 8/31-9/1 Labor Day 9/7-8 AA SSB 9/21-22
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net
web: http://www.k1ttt.net
AR-Cluster node: 145.69MHz or telnet://dxc.k1ttt.net
>From nq4u at bellsouth.net Sun Jun 16 15:24:32 2002
From: nq4u@bellsouth.net (Jimmy Floyd)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Tn. Area Visitors
Message-ID: <007801c2156b$711ff940$61cd2043@mshome.net>
Looking for any Contesters and/or DX 'peditioners that may be travelling in
the Tennessee area over the next 2-3 months that would like to present a
program or share their experience with local hams.
If you will be in the Middle Tn. area and would like to do this please let
me know by repling direct to nq4u@bellsouth.net
Thanks
Jimmy Floyd
NQ4U / NNN0RKO
ARRL ARES DEC District 5 Tn.
ARRL ARES EC Coffee County Tn.
http://personal.bna.bellsouth.net/bna/n/q/nq4u/home.html
www.tnarrl.org
www.qsl.net/mtars
>From N6TT at hotmail.com Sun Jun 16 15:07:05 2002
From: N6TT@hotmail.com (Steve Massey)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping back
and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6 logging
software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they use F1-F12
keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the keyer bank of
messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start downloading the
demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite to the source..Any
info appreciated..
Please email Steve at:
N6TT@hotmail.com
Tnxs-
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>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Sun Jun 16 22:21:40 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] RE: All Asian Ages of "W" Participants
References: <200206170050.g5H0ocP05798@localhost.localdomain>
Message-ID: <02d201c2159d$55c640a0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
This would be an interesting statistic - I would be especially interested
from the other side of the rim - wonder if there are any major JA or other
Asian logs which could be crunched for data as to ages of the US
entrants....CT, NA etc import quite nicely into Excel!
I know Sweepstakes Checks have been looked at along these lines but this
would be even more telling!
73,
Jim, K4OJ
----- Original Message from 3830/WA7BNM reflector -----
Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 8:50 PM
Subject: [3830] All Asia CW K5NZ SOAB HP
> All Asian DX Contest, CW
>
> Call: K5NZ
> Operator(s): K5NZ
> Station: K5NZ
>
> Class: SOAB HP
> QTH: tx
> Comments:
>
> Too bad we never had a good 10m opening, sure could have improved my
score.
> This contest is fun but makes you see there is very little "new blood" in
our
> part of this hobby. Worked very few ages under 35. I did however work a
16 so
> maybe there is hope!
>
> 73 nz
>
>
>From Georgek5kg at aol.com Sun Jun 16 23:24:08 2002
From: Georgek5kg@aol.com (Georgek5kg@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <196.86ddc6d.2a3ea248@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/17/2002 2:05:22 AM Greenwich Standard Time,
N6TT@hotmail.com writes:
> There must be other pgms where they use F1-F12 keys or something where it
> gives the exchanges and has the keyer bank of messages without having to
> use the mouse...
WriteLog is the answer.
73, Geo...k5kg
George I. Wagner, K5KG
Productivity Resources LLC
941-312-9450
941-312-9460 fax
201-415-6044 cell
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>From jeflanders at comcast.net Mon Jun 17 03:39:24 2002
From: jeflanders@comcast.net (Jerry Flanders)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
In-Reply-To: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020617023423.00a17bc0@mail.comcast.net>
With WriteLog in RTTY, I use the mouse only to highlight parts of his
report that my log needs (his call and individual pieces of his contest
exchange). I could type these in, but mousing is easier. The F keys are
set up to do the rest.
Typically in an RTTY contest, I have two mouse clicks and two key presses
per QSO when running
In CW or SSB, I would type them in rather than mouse click.
Jerry W4UK
At 14:07 6/16/02 -0700, Steve Massey wrote:
>After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping
>back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6
>logging software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they
>use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the
>keyer bank of messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start
>downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite
>to the source..Any info appreciated..
>Please email Steve at:
>N6TT@hotmail.com
>
>Tnxs-
>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 17 04:09:45 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
References: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
Message-ID: <003501c215ac$721a9c60$6e272a42@k7qq>
Hello Steve
NA does this very well and also CT an TR programs do the same things. I
like NA for personal reasons. It covers almost any contest you can think of
and some that you dream up.
A free down load can be had from http://www.ac6v.com/ I'm sure that it is
available several other places.
GL in ur quest and CU for FD
Rex K7QQ , W7JQ/fd
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 21:07
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping
back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6
logging software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they
use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the keyer
bank of messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start
downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite to
the source..Any info appreciated..
Please email Steve at:
N6TT@hotmail.com
Tnxs-
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>From N6TT at hotmail.com Sun Jun 16 22:22:48 2002
From: N6TT@hotmail.com (Steve Massey)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
References: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
<00ac01c215a5$7fa804a0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Message-ID: <OE40QQSDHCsWoHLwo6v00016658@hotmail.com>
Thanks to everyone for the input on the logging pgms....
Alot of votes for Writelog and TRlog....
Looks like Im gonna have to download several and decide what wrks for
me....I appreciate all the input -
73,Steve de N6TT
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 4:07 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>
>
> After working the AA cw test the past two days I got real tired of jumping
> back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse while using LOGic 6
> logging software in the contest mode...There must be other pgms where they
> use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the exchanges and has the
keyer
> bank of messages without having to use the mouse...I hate to start
> downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find out so thot id go rite
to
> the source..Any info appreciated..
> Please email Steve at:
> N6TT@hotmail.com
>
> Tnxs-
>From ha5pp at yahoo.com Sun Jun 16 23:02:13 2002
From: ha5pp@yahoo.com (Zoltan Szoke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Future of the HF contesting
Message-ID: <20020617050213.51169.qmail@web13804.mail.yahoo.com>
Hi Contesters,
There was a pretty good condx (20 and 15 m) during
AA-DX CW (and WPX CW also) but sorry there were not
enough participans. Or there were lots of
"participans" with NO activity, only looked clusters
for some rare country and do not give a little QSO to
avid contest stations. I saw ages in AA-DX CW, all
(90-95 %) conesters gave me over 36 years (I gave 40.)
I think that Asia is "old". After 20 years will not be
contesters there, or most of Asians will give 56, 66,
58, 78, 87, 95 101... How about this in USA and EU??
Congrats to W1PL, Laci (Laci bacsi), I heard his
number is 90. Long live Laci bacsi, long live ham
contest!!!
73
Zoli
HA5PP
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>From VE3ZT at rac.ca Mon Jun 17 09:46:56 2002
From: VE3ZT@rac.ca (Paul-VE3ZT)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
In-Reply-To: <003501c215ac$721a9c60$6e272a42@k7qq>
References: <OE55BX4iphCSa6Rct7b00016463@hotmail.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020617084049.00bc06a0@pop6.sympatico.ca>
The only contest logging software I've used is TR-Log. It was recommended
to me 5 years ago by several fellow contesters and I've never regretted the
decision to try TR-Log. Literally, it does everything. Being in the DOS
environment doesn't bother me. I also use it for non-contest logging. If
you are a CW op, you will really appreciate its endless capabilities.
73, Paul
VE3ZT
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>From Georgek5kg at aol.com Mon Jun 17 09:49:05 2002
From: Georgek5kg@aol.com (Georgek5kg@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <99.2812230f.2a3f34c1@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/17/2002 4:35:45 AM Greenwich Standard Time,
N6TT@hotmail.com writes:
> Looks like Im gonna have to download several and decide what wrks for
> me....I appreciate all the input -
>
Steve, I would give WL a strong vote over TR. TR is a DOS program. Not that
there is anything wrong with that, as Seinfeld would say. It's just that you
would be latching onto something from an old generation.
I have been using WL for 3 years and, although I have my frustrations with
it, I do really love it. A friend of mine who is a died-in-the-wool TR geek
had me try TR. In a way, it is really cleaver, but I did find it quite
difficult to used to. TR has many wonderful features, but for me WL does the
job nicely.
Actually, you could adopt both WL and TR, and have a really fun time learning
both. Throw in CT and NA for grins. With the combination, you would
probably have max flexibility for contesting!
GL es 73, Geo...k5kg
George I. Wagner, K5KG
Productivity Resources LLC
941-312-9450
941-312-9460 fax
201-415-6044 cell
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>From rrossi at btv.ibm.com Mon Jun 17 16:16:02 2002
From: rrossi@btv.ibm.com (Ronald Rossi, KK1L)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TR freeware version released...
Message-ID: <3D0E3572.7D75602B@btv.ibm.com>
Folks,
Just in time for FD the freeware version of TR has been posted to the TR web
site. It is based on the latest version, 6.68, and is fully functional for a
limited number of contests including ARRL Field Day, Stew Perry, Region One
Field Day, Japanese International DX Contest, New Zealand Field Day, South
American World Wide Contest, ...and CW Simulator Mode. There have been many
improvements since the last freeware version released in June 2000...band map
improvements, radio support, etc. A comprehensive READ.ME file of the changes is
included in the package.
Go to http://www.qth.com/tr/free.html to retrieve it.
--
73 es God Bless de KK1L...ron (kk1l@arrl.net)
<><
QTH: Jericho, Vermont
My page: http://www.qsl.net/kk1l
>From wd3q at erols.com Mon Jun 17 18:41:46 2002
From: wd3q@erols.com (wd3q@erols.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Fortaleza Brazil (mid-July)
Message-ID: <RELAY14o4x1vbE0BPnM00087515@relay1.softcomca.com>
I'll be attending a CITEL meeting in Fortaleza in mid-July and was wondering if
there are any contesters/DXers there who would like to get together during the
meeting (some ARRL folks will be there, too).
73,
Eric W3DQ
Washington, DC
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>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Tue Jun 18 06:00:30 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CHANGE IN THE ITALIAN WRTC2002 TEAM
Message-ID: <01c2166b$ec45bbe0$LocalHost@default>
CHANGE IN THE ITALIAN WRTC2002 TEAM
Maurizio Panicara, I4JMY will be replaced by I4UFH, so the new Team Italy is as
follows:
Stefano Brioschi IK2QEI
Fabio Schettino I4UFH
WRTC2002 Organizing Committee (via OH1EH)
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Tue Jun 18 12:36:14 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
Message-ID: <01c216a3$35452740$LocalHost@default>
Hi,
Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
73 Ari, OH1EH
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 18 07:46:05 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206181346.g5IDk5C07474@localhost.localdomain>
2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 31, 2002
E-mail logs to: aacw@jarl.or.jp
Mail logs to:
JARL, All Asian DX Contest, CW
170-8073
Japan
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/S HP
OL5Q 984 307 289,808
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOAB HP
F5IN 665 250 22 171,500 U.F.T.
OM0WR 542 247 143,507
RW4PL 532 254 21 143,256
VE7UF 446 208 8 94,848
K3WW 456 181 14 82,536 FRC
K5NZ 403 181 8 77,106 CTDXCC
AE0Q(@K0HM) 425 181 12 75,296 Grand Mesa
N3RS 418 169 9 70,642 FRC
AE9B 256 122 7 30,744 Kansas City DX Club
KL9A 224 114 4 25,878 WWYC
N2ED 201 103 5 20,168 FRC
K7ABV 120 85 4 10,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOAB LP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1819 208 36 1,091,584
WN6K 573 208 29 119,184 SCCC
NF4A(N4PN) 68 49 2 3,332 FCG
EA1WX 81 19 6 1,539
WA6BOB 37 31 3 1,147
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 5 5 50 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/10 LP
K7SS 11 10 2 220 WWDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/15 LP
HB9DTM 200 87 8 17,400 F8KCF Contest Gang
G4IIY 100 62 4 6,200
NT6K 45 29 1 1,305 NCCC
NR3X(N4YDU) 19 18 1 342 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/20 HP
W4SAA 127 57 11 7,239 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/40 LP
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 597 53 22 86,443 Chiltern DX Club
Operators:
OL5Q OK1FFU,OK1HRA
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 18 07:47:29 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206181347.g5IDlTC07485@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in thsi ssummary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op HP
W3SO 997 264 332,904 PVRC
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Limited Multi-Op LP
KB1DFB(@KB1H) 502 108 63,936 Eastern Connecticut
VE2ZP 141 67 12 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Multi-Op HP
N0UK 623 274 236,188 Northern Lights Radi
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Rover LP
K4EFD 54 38 15 5,358
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,300 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
K3DNE 669 217 235,445
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
N5RZ 197 91 21 17,927
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op LP
N9DG 323 142 59,498 Badger Contesters
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
K8MR 151 81 6 15,795 MRRC
WD5K 186 77 14,322 NTCC
N8BJQ 159 83 12 13,197 SWODXA
VE3CVG 95 51 6,630
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
N2YEV 96 31 28 3,627
NL7CO 119 29 20 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
K6RIM 57 14 2 798 NCCC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port LP
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
KB1DFB KB1DFB,KE1LI,N1XS
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
W3SO AI3M,K3IXD,W3PAW,W3TEF,W3YOZ,WR3Z
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 18 07:48:28 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206181348.g5IDmSW07494@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 18Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SCW HP
N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/SMixed HP
GQ6YB 2209 83 24 916,735 Bristol CG
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)CW HP
GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed HP
LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SO(A)SSB HP
VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW HP
GQ4ZVJ(G4ZVJ) 1202 65 24 390,650
G3LET 1190 63 23 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOCW LP
XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
RW3VZ 133 26 17,290
HB9ARF 150 20 15,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
VE9DX 75 12 1 4,500
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed HP
XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOMixed LP
VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB HP
GS2MP(GM3WOJ) 1392 62 20 431,520 North of Scotland CG
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645 Contest Cambria
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB LP
ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1 460
Operators:
GQ6YB G0HFX,G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV,G4FKA,G7ORR,M0AXF/EI3JE,
M0XXX
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From K8GT at flash.net Tue Jun 18 13:39:31 2002
From: K8GT@flash.net (Gerry Treas, K8GT)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
Message-ID: <AA-8DDDCDEA0167160283077759E776D974-ZZ@www2.prodigy.net>
Don't forget how long it takes a Windoze (TM) 'puter
to reboot following a crash, or a shutdown to refuel
the generator at Field Day. My vote is for DOS, your
choice TR, CT, or my favorite, NA, for quick reboots.
73, Gerry K8GT
--- Original Message ---
From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
To:
CC: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>Thanks to everyone for the input on the logging
pgms....
>Alot of votes for Writelog and TRlog....
>Looks like Im gonna have to download several and
decide what wrks for
>me....I appreciate all the input -
>73,Steve de N6TT
>
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>
>
> >
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Steve Massey" <N6TT@hotmail.com>
>> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>> Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 4:07 PM
>> Subject: [CQ-Contest] Contest logging software
>>
>>
>> After working the AA cw test the past two days I
got real tired of jumping
>> back and fourth between the keyboard and the mouse
while using LOGic 6
>> logging software in the contest mode...There must
be other pgms where they
>> use F1-F12 keys or something where it gives the
exchanges and has the
>keyer
>> bank of messages without having to use the
mouse...I hate to start
>> downloading the demo's of each logging pgm to find
out so thot id go rite
>to
>> the source..Any info appreciated..
>> Please email Steve at:
>> N6TT@hotmail.com
>>
>> Tnxs-
>
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>From n0ss at earthlink.net Tue Jun 18 12:16:30 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
In-Reply-To: <01c216a3$35452740$LocalHost@default>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Ari:
>Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the KCDX Club's
web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
GL OM,
Tom Hammond N0SS
>From K6LL at adelphia.net Tue Jun 18 14:25:38 2002
From: K6LL@adelphia.net (Dave Hachadorian)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <008101c216cb$d7175d40$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest
reporting,
constraints on the number of contest categories
imposed by available QST space
are removed, or at least reduced. Computerized
log-checking has also reduced
the need to minimize the number of categories in
contests, since the administrative
overhead has been reduced.
I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low
Band (40, 80, 160) categories
restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number
of reasons why I think this move
would enhance the contest world-wide:
1. Declining JA activity has made it much more
difficult for western USA
stations to compete in all categories, but
especially the all-band category,
where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big
European runs.
2. There are a lot of stations around the world
who have a small tower and tribander
in the back yard, and an assortment of low,
seriously compromised antennas for 40,
80, and 160. There is not much incentive for these
stations to get on the air in the
all band category, since they know that they
cannot turn in a competitive score. On the
other hand, a tribander can do a quite creditable
job on the high bands, which would
encourage activity.
3. The single-band category, while enabling
disadvantaged stations to be more competitive
on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty
boring.
4. The High band/ low band categories would enable
SO2R operation, making the contest much
more interesting than single band category, where
SO2R is impracticable for most people.
To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the
contest experience itself, and, afterward, to
to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
way I like to see it presented. I
really don't care about QST listings or
certificates. By the time QST and the certificates
come out, the contest is old news. Coupled with
the ARRL's growing accent on Internet
score reporting, I think the additional categories
would add a spark of growth and an
interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
Respectfully,
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
Yuma, Arizona
K6LL@despammed.com
>From ak0a at kc.rr.com Tue Jun 18 19:59:55 2002
From: ak0a@kc.rr.com (ak0a)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Message-ID: <000701c21724$3e6fefe0$6401a8c0@WFB1>
The 1998 and 1999 tapes are still there.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: "Ari Korhonen" <ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
> Ari:
>
> >Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the KCDX Club's
> web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
>
> GL OM,
>
> Tom Hammond N0SS
>
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> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From kl7ra at blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov Wed Jun 19 05:23:32 2002
From: kl7ra@blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov (KL7RA)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <00b001c2178c$224988e0$02f446c0@snowfall.gcgo.nasa.gov>
Dave, K6LL writes:
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low
>Band (40, 80, 160) categories restored in the ARRL
>DX Test.
I would like to add my humble vote "yes" to this idea.
As Dave mentions in his list of reasons, I'm one of those
ops that has been doing single band efforts the last few
years because I get whipped like a rented mule on 80/160.
Even with good conditions and high Q totals my "all band"
scores are pathetic.
Normally I don't subscribe to the idea of making changes
just to allow more folks into the winning circle but this is a
good idea. It will allow the low banders the weekend for
non radio stuff and the highbanders some sleep. As the
cycle swings the crowd will shift from high to low.
The ops that win "all band" will still win "all band", of course,
as I doubt they would be interested in this idea. Their plaque
would still look the same with or without high/low divisions
but their scores might be reduced overall somewhat as some
stations will refuse to move up/down.
There is no down side to Dave's idea. You might be against
it if you were serious about getting the world record but that's
a long way off now and maybe never happen as TVI and old
age wipes us out one by one.
73 Rich KL7RA
>From k0xm at kc.rr.com Tue Jun 18 21:47:32 2002
From: k0xm@kc.rr.com (Chuck K0XM)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Message-ID: <009601c21733$4743ecc0$8ea7a618@kc.rr.com>
Here they are from the KCDX Club web page:
http://www.qsl.net/kcdxc/PileupFiles.htm
Chuck/K0XM
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: "Ari Korhonen" <ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
> Ari:
>
> >Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the KCDX Club's
> web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
>
> GL OM,
>
> Tom Hammond N0SS
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From mjwetzel at comcast.net Tue Jun 18 21:51:27 2002
From: mjwetzel@comcast.net (Mike Wetzel)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
In-Reply-To: <4.3.2.7.2.20020618111507.00b23e20@localhost>
Message-ID: <NCBBIPEKMKEIENBFHFHJKEFEFDAA.mjwetzel@comcast.net>
Tom,
I listened to a tape about 2 weeks ago on the site!
Mike W9RE
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Tom Hammond NOSS
> Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 11:17 AM
> To: Ari Korhonen; cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
>
>
> Ari:
>
> >Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> Well, a number of CW Pileup tapes were once available from the
> KCDX Club's
> web site, but I can no longer find any mention of them there.
>
> GL OM,
>
> Tom Hammond N0SS
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From kr1g at hotmail.com Wed Jun 19 03:09:31 2002
From: kr1g@hotmail.com (ted demopoulos)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <F101o4OzJP4VotCmY6i00004899@hotmail.com>
While I will be the first to say that "we don't need no stinking new
categories - we got too many already", I believe that Dave's proposal makes
much sense.
i *am* old enough to remember the "hign band" and "low band" categories, and
probably would enter one of these categories occasionally (and probably let
someone else simultaneously do the other one as well).
Dave's points are very well taken, although my personal interest in that I'd
love to spend lots of time on the lowbands - all of them - yet still be
potentially competitive (hmmm, lowband SSB - maybe I'd skip that one :) then
again, maybe not)
73
Ted KT1V ex KR1G
>From: "Dave Hachadorian" <K6LL@adelphia.net>
>To: "cq-contest Reflector" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>CC: <aa7a@arrl.net>, <contests@arrl.org>
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX
>Test
>
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest
>reporting,
>constraints on the number of contest categories
>imposed by available QST space
>are removed, or at least reduced. Computerized
>log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in
>contests, since the administrative
>overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low
>Band (40, 80, 160) categories
>restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number
>of reasons why I think this move
>would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more
>difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but
>especially the all-band category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big
>European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world
>who have a small tower and tribander
>in the back yard, and an assortment of low,
>seriously compromised antennas for 40,
>80, and 160. There is not much incentive for these
>stations to get on the air in the
>all band category, since they know that they
>cannot turn in a competitive score. On the
>other hand, a tribander can do a quite creditable
>job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling
>disadvantaged stations to be more competitive
>on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty
>boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable
>SO2R operation, making the contest much
>more interesting than single band category, where
>SO2R is impracticable for most people.
>
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the
>contest experience itself, and, afterward, to
>to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I
>really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates
>come out, the contest is old news. Coupled with
>the ARRL's growing accent on Internet
>score reporting, I think the additional categories
>would add a spark of growth and an
>interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
>
>
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>From k8cc at comcast.net Tue Jun 18 23:55:23 2002
From: k8cc@comcast.net (David A. Pruett)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX
Test
In-Reply-To: <008101c216cb$d7175d40$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low band
categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle seventies, it
seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it seemed
like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high band;
from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I first
went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My new
friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band category, with a
Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an assortment
of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on big
antennas for six bands.
While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants, those
categories have little or no interest to me.
I never understood why the low and high band categories were done away
with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them back.
Dave/K8CC
At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting, constraints
>on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
>removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
>administrative overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
>categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reasons why
>I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small tower and
>tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
>compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive for
>these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they know
>that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
>tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
>more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, making
>the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO2R is
>impracticable for most people.
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
>itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
>is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
>reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
>and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
>
>
>_______________________________________________
>CQ-Contest mailing list
>CQ-Contest@contesting.com
>http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From contesting at eircom.net Wed Jun 19 08:15:56 2002
From: contesting@eircom.net (Tim Makins, EI8IC)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
Message-ID: <005101c21758$cc4f38a0$33aba5c2@host>
Yes, this is a very good idea. Many low-budget contesters find it hard to
get good antennas for all the 6 bands, yet find that a weekend stuck on just
one band can get rather monotonous. A Low or High Band entry gives a guy/gal
more enjoyment and variety without the need for the such a big antenna
set-up.
But why keep it just for the ARRL DX Test ? Surely there are other contests
where this would work as well.
Who should we write to in order to get this idea really moving ????
Tim, EI8IC
www.qsl.net/ei8ic/
HF and Budget Contesting Information Site.
Recently updated - Faster navigation, new Contesting pages and resources.
At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting, constraints
>on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
>removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
>administrative overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
>categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reasons why
>I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band
category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small tower and
>tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
>compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive for
>these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they know
>that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
>tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
>more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, making
>the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO2R is
>impracticable for most people.
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
>itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
>is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
>reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
>and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>From k2av at contesting.com Wed Jun 19 11:27:23 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
Message-ID: <005301c2179d$6e29c250$0500a8c0@swift>
They were done away with to encourage more participation on the low
bands. It was thought that the ubiquitous tribander in concert with
the high band category was keeping the little guys off the low bands.
The WPX tribander/wires category is a partial answer to this that
suits the little guy.
Also, why NOT allow an entrant to submit more than one single band
entry. What harm does that do? Takes a very skilled contester to max
out two different bands.
----- Original Message -----
From: "David A. Pruett" <k8cc@comcast.net>
To: "Dave Hachadorian" <K6LL@adelphia.net>; "cq-contest Reflector"
<cq-contest@contesting.com>
Cc: <aa7a@arrl.net>; <contests@arrl.org>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 10:55 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
ARRL DX Test
> I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low
band
> categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle
seventies, it
> seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it
seemed
> like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high
band;
> from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I
first
> went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My
new
> friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band category,
with a
> Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an
assortment
> of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on
big
> antennas for six bands.
>
> While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants,
those
> categories have little or no interest to me.
>
> I never understood why the low and high band categories were done
away
> with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them
back.
>
> Dave/K8CC
>
>
> At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
> >With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting,
constraints
> >on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space
are
> >removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also
reduced
> >the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since
the
> >administrative overhead has been reduced.
> >
> >I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80,
160)
> >categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of
reasons why
> >I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
> >
> >1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for
western USA
> >stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band
category,
> >where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
> >
> >2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small
tower and
> >tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
> >compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much
incentive for
> >these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since
they know
> >that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
> >tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which
would
> >encourage activity.
> >
> >3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations
to be
> >more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty
boring.
> >
> >4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation,
making
> >the contest much more interesting than single band category, where
SO2R is
> >impracticable for most people.
> >
> >To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
> >itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data
arranged the
> >way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST
listings or
> >certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the
contest
> >is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet
score
> >reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of
growth
> >and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
> >
> >Respectfully,
> >
> >Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
> >Yuma, Arizona
> >K6LL@despammed.com
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >_______________________________________________
> >CQ-Contest mailing list
> >CQ-Contest@contesting.com
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>
>
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>From 00tlzivney at bsu.edu Wed Jun 19 10:31:23 2002
From: 00tlzivney@bsu.edu (Zivney, Terry L.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DXTest
Message-ID: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D0DBAB7@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
Let me tell you why antenna- or propagation-challenged ops
did NOT like the High/Low band categories in the ARRL DX
test and why the single band categories were big improvements.
Low band means you must have good antennas for 3 difficult
bands - 40, 80 and 160 to be competitive. Many of us can
swing one or another of those, at least on a temporary
basis but cannot get up or keep up all three.
Similarly, while tribanders are popular antennas for the
high bands, to do well in the High Band category, you need
propagation on all three bands! This may be ok for those
in Florida, who apparently get 10 meter openings to DX even
in the punk years, but is murder for those in the Midwest.
The Single Band categories are much superior. If you want
to operate two or three bands, you can, and still enter
you best band as a Single Band score. This is much more
likely to be competitive or "respectible" than entering
a Tri-band category with only one band's score, especially
since multipliers count on a "per-band" basis.
Terry Zivney, N4TZ/9
-----Original Message-----
From: David A. Pruett [mailto:k8cc@comcast.net]
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 9:55 PM
To: Dave Hachadorian; cq-contest Reflector
Cc: aa7a@arrl.net; contests@arrl.org
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
ARRL DXTest
I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low band
categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle seventies, it
seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it seemed
like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high band;
from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I first
went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My new
friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band category, with a
Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an assortment
of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on big
antennas for six bands.
While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants, those
categories have little or no interest to me.
I never understood why the low and high band categories were done away
with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them back.
Dave/K8CC
At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
>With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting, constraints
>on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
>removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
>the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
>administrative overhead has been reduced.
>
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
>categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reasons why
>I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
>
>1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
>stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band category,
>where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
>
>2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small tower and
>tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
>compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive for
>these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they know
>that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
>tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
>encourage activity.
>
>3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
>more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
>
>4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, making
>the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO2R is
>impracticable for most people.
>
>To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
>itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arranged the
>way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listings or
>certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
>is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
>reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
>and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
>Yuma, Arizona
>K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
>
>
>_______________________________________________
>CQ-Contest mailing list
>CQ-Contest@contesting.com
>http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
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>From i4jmy at iol.it Wed Jun 19 18:16:13 2002
From: i4jmy@iol.it (=?iso-8859-1?Q?i4jmy@iol.it?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest]
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Re:_[CQ-Contest]_Restoring_High_Band/Low_Band_categories_in_ARRL_DX_Test?=
Message-ID: <GXYL31$C705A544D30418C259146EFC9D49FAD4@libero.it>
At medium high latitudes when the sun-cycle will be low, an "high band"
category will merge more or less into a SB20 entry.
73,
Mauri I4JMY
---------- Initial Header -----------
>From : cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
To : "cq-contest Reflector" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Cc : <contests@arrl.org>
Date : Wed, 19 Jun 2002 07:15:56 +0100
Subject : Re: [CQ-
Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
> Yes, this is a very good idea. Many low-
budget contesters find it hard to
> get good antennas for all the 6 bands, yet find that a weekend stuck o
n just
> one band can get rather monotonous. A Low or High Band entry gives a g
uy/gal
> more enjoyment and variety without the need for the such a big antenna
> set-up.
>
> But why keep it just for the ARRL DX Test ? Surely there are other con
tests
> where this would work as well.
>
> Who should we write to in order to get this idea really moving ????
>
> Tim, EI8IC
>
> www.qsl.net/ei8ic/
> HF and Budget Contesting Information Site.
> Recently updated -
Faster navigation, new Contesting pages and resources.
>
>
> At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
> >With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-
line contest reporting, constraints
> >on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space ar
e
> >removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-
checking has also reduced
> >the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
> >administrative overhead has been reduced.
> >
> >I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
> >categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of reason
s why
> >I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
> >
> >1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western
USA
> >stations to compete in all categories, but especially the all-band
> category,
> >where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
> >
> >2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small towe
r and
> >tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
> >compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much incentive
for
> >these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since they
know
> >that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
> >tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which woul
d
> >encourage activity.
> >
> >3. The single-
band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
> >more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring
.
> >
> >4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R operation, ma
king
> >the contest much more interesting than single band category, where SO
2R is
> >impracticable for most people.
> >
> >To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
> >itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data arrange
d the
> >way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST listing
s or
> >certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the cont
est
> >is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet scor
e
> >reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of gro
wth
> >and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
> >
> >Respectfully,
> >
> >Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
> >Yuma, Arizona
> >K6LL@despammed.com
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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>
>From w2up at mindspring.com Wed Jun 19 16:52:12 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
In-Reply-To: <005301c2179d$6e29c250$0500a8c0@swift>
Message-ID: <3D10A8AC.19036.450271@localhost>
On 19 Jun 2002 Guy Olinger, K2AV wrote:
>
> Also, why NOT allow an entrant to submit more than one single band
> entry. What harm does that do? Takes a very skilled contester to max
> out two different bands.
>
>
Not really. Do 10 or 15, and 80 or 160. Except for the peak of the cycle,
when one is open the other is dead.
Barry--
Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>From dick.green at valley.net Wed Jun 19 15:41:34 2002
From: dick.green@valley.net (Dick Green)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DXTest
In-Reply-To: <90A937CA4FC5B247896E968A21A92E7D0DBAB7@EMAIL7.bsu.edu>
Message-ID: <EMEKIMJIEGNGMKHFDEGIAEAECNAA.dick.green@valley.net>
I can see the arguments on both sides of the High Band/Low Band debate, but
what's the rationale behind allowing only one single-band entry? The ARRL DX
rules make a pretty big deal out of prohibiting this, so there must be a
reason. But on the surface, it seems like it would increase participation
and fun. There are definitely some interesting possibilities for SO2R ops.
73, Dick WC1M
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Zivney, Terry L.
> Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 10:31 AM
> To: David A. Pruett; Dave Hachadorian; cq-contest Reflector
> Cc: aa7a@arrl.net; contests@arrl.org
> Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
> ARRL DXTest
>
>
> Let me tell you why antenna- or propagation-challenged ops
> did NOT like the High/Low band categories in the ARRL DX
> test and why the single band categories were big improvements.
>
> Low band means you must have good antennas for 3 difficult
> bands - 40, 80 and 160 to be competitive. Many of us can
> swing one or another of those, at least on a temporary
> basis but cannot get up or keep up all three.
>
> Similarly, while tribanders are popular antennas for the
> high bands, to do well in the High Band category, you need
> propagation on all three bands! This may be ok for those
> in Florida, who apparently get 10 meter openings to DX even
> in the punk years, but is murder for those in the Midwest.
>
> The Single Band categories are much superior. If you want
> to operate two or three bands, you can, and still enter
> you best band as a Single Band score. This is much more
> likely to be competitive or "respectible" than entering
> a Tri-band category with only one band's score, especially
> since multipliers count on a "per-band" basis.
>
> Terry Zivney, N4TZ/9
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: David A. Pruett [mailto:k8cc@comcast.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 9:55 PM
> To: Dave Hachadorian; cq-contest Reflector
> Cc: aa7a@arrl.net; contests@arrl.org
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
> ARRL DXTest
>
>
> I have to agree wholeheartedly with Dave. When the high and low band
> categories were created for the ARRL DX Contest in the middle
> seventies, it
> seemed to me like a great idea. To paraphrase Dave's points, it seemed
> like there were a number of ways to be really competitive in high band;
> from a TH6 to a big quad, to a monobander Christmas tree. When I first
> went off to school in Arkansas in 1976, I saw the other side. My new
> friend WA5RTG (now K5GO) was an avid entry in the low band
> category, with a
> Mosley S-402 shorty-fourty (a big antenna in those days) and an
> assortment
> of low band wires. As Dave points out, you don't have to focus on big
> antennas for six bands.
>
> While I respect the efforts put forth by the single band entrants, those
> categories have little or no interest to me.
>
> I never understood why the low and high band categories were done away
> with. I would like to see some consideration given to bringing them back.
>
> Dave/K8CC
>
>
> At 01:25 PM 6/18/02 +0000, Dave Hachadorian wrote:
> >With the advent of ARRL's enhanced on-line contest reporting,
> constraints
> >on the number of contest categories imposed by available QST space are
> >removed, or at least reduced. Computerized log-checking has also reduced
> >the need to minimize the number of categories in contests, since the
> >administrative overhead has been reduced.
> >
> >I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160)
> >categories restored in the ARRL DX Test. There are a number of
> reasons why
> >I think this move would enhance the contest world-wide:
> >
> >1. Declining JA activity has made it much more difficult for western USA
> >stations to compete in all categories, but especially the
> all-band category,
> >where absorption on 40, 80, and 160 precludes big European runs.
> >
> >2. There are a lot of stations around the world who have a small
> tower and
> >tribander in the back yard, and an assortment of low, seriously
> >compromised antennas for 40, 80, and 160. There is not much
> incentive for
> >these stations to get on the air in the all band category, since
> they know
> >that they cannot turn in a competitive score. On the other hand, a
> >tribander can do a quite creditable job on the high bands, which would
> >encourage activity.
> >
> >3. The single-band category, while enabling disadvantaged stations to be
> >more competitive on one single band, rapidly gets to be pretty boring.
> >
> >4. The High band/ low band categories would enable SO2R
> operation, making
> >the contest much more interesting than single band category,
> where SO2R is
> >impracticable for most people.
> >
> >To me, the payoff in any contest is to enjoy the contest experience
> >itself, and, afterward, to to see how I ranked, with the data
> arranged the
> >way I like to see it presented. I really don't care about QST
> listings or
> >certificates. By the time QST and the certificates come out, the contest
> >is old news. Coupled with the ARRL's growing accent on Internet score
> >reporting, I think the additional categories would add a spark of growth
> >and an interesting new dimension to the ARRL DX Test.
> >
> >Respectfully,
> >
> >Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
> >Yuma, Arizona
> >K6LL@despammed.com
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >_______________________________________________
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>
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 19 14:19:09 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206192019.g5JKJ9M08719@localhost.localdomain>
2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 31, 2002
E-mail logs to: aacw@jarl.or.jp
Mail logs to:
JARL, All Asian DX Contest, CW
170-8073
Japan
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To partici[pate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/M LP
LZ7X 255 153 42,993
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All M/S HP
OL5Q 984 307 289,808
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOAB HP
F5IN 665 250 22 171,500 U.F.T.
OM0WR 542 247 143,507
RW4PL 532 254 21 143,256
OZ1AA(@OZ7YY) 575 217 19 124,558 WWYC
VE7UF 446 208 8 94,848
K3WW 456 181 14 82,536 FRC
K5NZ 403 181 8 77,106 CTDXCC
AE0Q(@K0HM) 425 181 12 75,296 Grand Mesa
N3RS 418 169 9 70,642 FRC
AE9B 256 122 7 30,744 Kansas City DX Club
K6III 213 1 8 30,660 NCCC
KL9A 224 114 4 25,878 WWYC
N2ED 201 103 5 20,168 FRC
AA3B 137 81 11,097 FRC
K7ABV 120 85 4 10,200
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOAB LP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1819 208 36 1,091,584
WN6K 573 208 29 119,184 SCCC
NF4A(N4PN) 68 49 2 3,332 FCG
EA1WX 81 19 6 1,539
WA6BOB 37 31 3 1,147
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Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/10 HP
W4ZV 5 5 50 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/10 LP
K7SS 11 10 2 220 WWDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/15 LP
OK6A(OK2INW) 237 98 16 23,226 WWYC
HB9DTM 200 87 8 17,400 F8KCF Contest Gang
G4IIY 100 62 4 6,200
NT6K 45 29 1 1,305 NCCC
NR3X(N4YDU) 19 18 1 342 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/20 HP
W4SAA 127 57 11 7,239 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Mults hr Score Club
All SOSB/40 LP
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 597 53 22 86,443 Chiltern DX Club
Operators:
LZ7X LZ1UQ,LZ2HM
OL5Q OK1FFU,OK1HRA
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 19 14:22:53 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206192022.g5JKMrx08733@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
VE7GL 2046 761 48 4,588,830
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
NZ1U(@KB1H) 1232 635 18 2,004,695 YCCC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 34 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
N9RV(W8LVN) 2433 713 36 4,601,702 SMC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 35 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
XM7SZ(VA7RR) 1670 714 36 3,004,512 BC DX Club
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Wed Jun 19 14:24:30 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206192024.g5JKOUU08742@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 19Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 9,688,520
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
GX6YB 3281 818 48 5,502,686 Bristol CG
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
RW4PL 1615 634 28 2,074,448
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 35 4,397,811
DF0FS(DL1EKC) 1586 590 36 1,885,050 RR DX
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 36 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 36 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 24 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
S51NZ 262 204 112,608
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 4 31,440 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
OD5/OK1MU 1554 570 35 2,223,570
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
L51EXU(LW1EXU) 1333 578 2,281,366
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 22 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
S56M(@S50Q) 2000 803 36 3,547,654 SCC
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB15 LP
OK1DDO 925 527 1,065,067
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
LY6A(LY2BM) 1250 629 36 1,465,570
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6h30 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From pietromtf at tin.it Thu Jun 20 00:28:30 2002
From: pietromtf@tin.it (Pietro)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Pile-up tapes
References: <01c216a3$35452740$LocalHost@default>
Message-ID: <001401c217d8$47c71780$7210fea9@pietro>
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know where we could find a good SSB and CW pile-up tape?
>
> 73 Ari, OH1EH
Hi Ari, do you know the SSB Pileup Player of JE3MAS? (
http://plaza16.mbn.or.jp/~masiii/ )maybe it can help you.
73
Pietro - IK4MTF (IU4T)
http://www.qsl.net/ik4mtf
>From k2av at contesting.com Wed Jun 19 22:35:07 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <3D10A8AC.19036.450271@localhost>
Message-ID: <006d01c217fa$b7597030$0500a8c0@swift>
After reading my prior post a few time, I realized how the sentence
could be read otherwise...
Let me reword.
New entry category: Two-band. Single operator only.
Entrant picks any two bands. Entry is scored in the same fashion as an
all band entry that was confined to two bands. All two-band entries
compete together by power level regardless of the bands picked. No
band-change restrictions between the two bands.
Picking the two best bands with night/day, propagation, equipment, all
to maximize score will tax operator knowledge and skill. Or operate
what your circumstances allow you.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Barry " <w2up@mindspring.com>
To: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>;
<cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 11:52 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in
ARRL DX Test
>
>
> On 19 Jun 2002 Guy Olinger, K2AV wrote:
>
> >
> > Also, why NOT allow an entrant to submit more than one single band
> > entry. What harm does that do? Takes a very skilled contester to
max
> > out two different bands.
> >
> >
>
> Not really. Do 10 or 15, and 80 or 160. Except for the peak of the
cycle,
> when one is open the other is dead.
> Barry--
> Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
> Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>
>
>
>
>From w7why at harborside.com Thu Jun 20 03:03:04 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
References: <4.2.0.58.20020618215813.00980f00@mail.comcast.net>
<005101c21758$cc4f38a0$33aba5c2@host>
Message-ID: <3D1129C8.774A1988@harborside.com>
Dave wrote:
>I'd like to see the High Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40,
80, >160)categories restored in the ARRL DX Test.
I'd like to second that idea also! During the day, contests are
a lot of fun from the west coast, but after dark things get
pretty slow for us "vertical and low dipole" crowd. On Friday
night, it is not worth while trying to beat out the "big guns" on
the 40 and 80 meter pileups. The incessant calling and calling
(meat for another time) on low bands makes it impossible to work
any dx from the west coast with a small station. The endless run
of JA's that used to make it exciting just doesn't happen any
more. Having a low band-high band category makes good sense. 73
Tom W7WHY
>From W5ASP at aol.com Thu Jun 20 00:08:08 2002
From: W5ASP@aol.com (W5ASP@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Alpha 87 Manual
Message-ID: <9e.2819e84b.2a42a118@aol.com>
Our Alpha 87 manual appears to be among the "lost, strayed, or stolen"
category.
Does anyone have a suggestion of how we can get a replacement manual?
Actually all we really need at the moment is the section that describes the
procedure for setting up the "Bandpass" L/C circuits. Most of the time it
has been used in the "Manual" mode, but it seems a good time to check the
settings for the "Bandpass" mode in case we need to use this feature.
Thanks,
Joe, W5ASP
>From k5xr at juno.com Thu Jun 20 00:00:47 2002
From: k5xr@juno.com (Joseph A Staples)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Restoring High Band/Low Band categories in ARRL DX Test
Message-ID: <20020619.230550.-283219.0.k5xr@juno.com>
I've just got to throw my "two cents" into this one.
The Hi/Lo Band idea is one whose time has definitely (re) arrived..
For many of us time and circumstances have conspired to make the SO/AB
catagory no longer a practical option. Some contesters elect, as I often
do, to settle for a SO/SB which can be fun ... up to a point. I've often
simply operated just the Hi-Bands and submitted the log in the AB
catagory. In one instance I chose the Tribander/Wires catagory with zero
Qs on the wires. A bit silly, but it was an option. (Actually my 15 M
SO/SB score would have earned me a higher place finish ... but it didn't
really matter as I had a real blast that weekend.)
If the contest sponsors do no more than allow the Hi/Lo band catagories
to be designated in the listinigs (published or Web) I think it would be
fun to see how things stack up amongst those who chose this approach.
Give the plaques and praise to the SO/AB winners, they certainly deserve
them. But let the rest of us have some fun in our own arena.
Nuff said ...
Joe, W5ASP
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>From paul at ei5di.com Thu Jun 20 08:50:59 2002
From: paul@ei5di.com (Paul O'Kane)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] King of Spain Contest - Logging Software
Message-ID: <002501c21827$1928f160$e5a5fea9@dell>
The demo version of SD is fully working and unrestricted for DX
entrants in the King of Spain Contest. It's a 6-band (10 - 160m)
SSB event, from 1800 UTC Saturday 22nd June to 1800 UTC Sunday
23rd June. Full rules at http://www.sk3bg.se/contest/kingofsp.htm
You can download SD from www.ei5di.com/sd/sd.zip (479 kb).
Installation instructions are in a README.1ST file. SD is a DOS
program and is intended for single-op unassisted entries.
Setup:
Select SD Type 4 - General, Area Multipliers.
Multipliers Count : B (by band)
Points (CW QSOs) : 1
Points (SSB QSOs) : 1
Pts/Bonus : 0 (multipliers)
Name of .MLT file : SPAIN
Next Page : Y/N
Receive Serials : N
Mode : SSB
Mixed-mode Contest? : N
Work Spanish stations only (EA, EA6, EA8, EA9).
Receive RS + 1 or 2-character Province Code.
Send RS + Serial
After the contest, use SDCHECK (supplied with SD) to create your
.LOG and .SUM files, and email them to ea5al@ure.es by 30th July.
73,
Paul EI5DI
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Fri Jun 21 12:32:01 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CHANGES IN THE WRTC2002 TEAM AND REFEREE ROSTERS
Message-ID: <01c218fe$1dc7fa40$8ec5f83e@default>
CHANGE IN TEAM SLOVENIA:
Robert Kasca, S53R and Robert Bajuk S57AW will be replaced by Vito Gregor, S56M
and Ivo Jereb, S57AL
CHANGE IN REFEREE ROSTER:
Edin Gadzo, T97M will be replaced by Boris Knezovic, T97Y.
WRTC2002 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (via OH1EH)
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Fri Jun 21 15:29:38 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CORRECTION TO THE WRTC2002 REFEREE ROSTER CHANGE
ANNOUNCEMENT
Message-ID: <01c21916$edab5a00$a2c5f83e@default>
Hi,
One correction to the previously announced WRTC2002 referee change:
Boris Knezovic's callsign is T93Y (not T97Y).
My mistake, sorry for that (thanks Mario, S56A for info)!
Ari, OH1EH
>From K6LL at adelphia.net Fri Jun 21 08:47:21 2002
From: K6LL@adelphia.net (Dave Hachadorian)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] VHF/UHF operating tips for Field Day
Message-ID: <001501c218f7$e2411520$8600a8c0@yumaaz.adelphia.net>
I have been assigned a few hours of FD operating
on VHF/UHF, an area in which I don't have any
experience. What are some good techniques?
We will have several rigs, 6 thru 440, SSB and CW,
and I guess FM, with beams, from San Diego, with a
clear over-ocean path all the way up to Santa
Barbara. Only one station can transmit at a time.
Thanks.
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
Yuma, Arizona
K6LL@despammed.com
>From kc1f at adelphia.net Sat Jun 22 04:24:39 2002
From: kc1f@adelphia.net (Stuart Santelmann)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] YU7SF SK
Message-ID: <050901c21994$086842e0$6401a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
This is from the 425 DX bulletin:
> + SILENT KEY + Zik, 4N1DX/VE3ZIK reports the sad news of the recent
passing
> of Ladislav "Laci" Rudic, YU7SF. A very active contester, Laci took part
in
> 2407 contests.
I have 38 YU7SF contest qsos in my logging program just since 1990, and I'll
bet there'd be twice as many as that counting YU1SF qsos going back to the
early 1970s. I don't remember any big scores from him, but he'd be there to
call me in EVERY contest. We never said anything more than contest
exchanges, but he was a contest fixture. I remember he always noted the
number of total contests he had participated in on his QSLs, and I think his
WAE soapbox indicated he had participated in something like 35 straight WAE
contests. RIP Laci...
Stu KC1F
>From ari.korhonen at kolumbus.fi Sat Jun 22 09:01:39 2002
From: ari.korhonen@kolumbus.fi (Ari Korhonen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WORKED ALL WRTC2002
Message-ID: <01c219a9$e4d61d00$99c5f83e@default>
Worked All WRTC2002 - "Worked All New OJ prefixes"
Get your log in immediately after the contest and Win Valuable "Early
Bird" prizes - WRTC2002 special incentive for 6-hour log-in!
OJ1- OJ8 prefixes activated for the 1st time!
The WRTC2002 teams will be using special ?2x1? type of callsigns with special
OJ1-OJ8 prefixes (e.g. OJ1A). The OJ1-OJ8 prefixes are activated for the first
time in history to honour WRTC2002 - the Olympics of Amateur Radio contesting
in Finland.
Worked All WRTC2002 - Rules for non-WRTC2002 stations
* The same WRTC2002 station can be worked once on CW and once on SSB on
each band.
* Each correct two-way CW or SSB QSO with a WRTC2002 station counts 1
point. A duplicate QSO on same band and mode counts 0 points.
* Score = total sum of QSO points
Logs:
Only e-mail logs (ASCII) are accepted.
The preferred log formats are Cabrillo, CT.ALL and TR.DAT.
The "Early Bird" logs should be submitted by 18.00 UTC on Sunday, July 14,
2002. Regular latest submission date is July 31, 2002.
All logs should be sent via e-mail to: logs@wrtc2002.org
NOTE: The subject field of the e-mail should contain your contest callsign,
e.g. " Subject: WRTC2002 OH2AAA"
Request for stations working the IARU 2002 contest
The WRTC2002 organising committee kindly asks stations working the IARU 2002
contest to also send their electronic IARU contest logs to the WRTC2002 contest
committee to be used as reference data within the official WRTC2002
log-checking procedure. The committee guarantees that these logs will be used
only for cross checking purposes of the WRTC2002 team championship.
NOTE: All e-mail logs submitted within 6 hours after the contest ends will
participate in a lottery with special WRTC2002 prizes.
Awards & Categories
The following "Worked All WRTC2002" awards will be issued based on the above
contest rules:
"Worked All WRTC2002" awards
Worked all WRTC2002 - Single op CW
Worked all WRTC2002 - Single op SSB
Worked all WRTC2002 - Single op Mixed
Worked all WRTC2002 - Multi op CW
Worked all WRTC2002 - Multi op SSB
Worked all WRTC2002 - Multi op Mixed
Worked all WRTC2002 - IARU HQ stations
Awards will be given to the stations with highest number of points in the
following
categories:
1st 2nd 3rd
World
Europe
North America
South America
Asia
Africa
Oceania
HQ Stations
OH - Finland
Special Plaques
Worked all WRTC2002 Stations - CW
Worked all WRTC2002 Stations - SSB
Worked all WRTC2002 Stations - Mixed
Other Prizes
T-shirts (DX) Worked 130 WRTC2002 qsos
T-shirts (EU) Worked 200 WRTC2002 qsos
WRTC2002 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (via OH1EH)
>From clive at gw3njw.fsworld.co.uk Sat Jun 22 17:56:39 2002
From: clive@gw3njw.fsworld.co.uk (Clive Whelan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] YU7SF SK
In-Reply-To: <050901c21994$086842e0$6401a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <VA.00000128.003b97e5@gw3njw>
Stuart Santelmann wrote:
> I have 38 YU7SF contest qsos in my logging program just since 1990
>
My contest logs since only 1998 have 21 entries for YU7SF, and his
call was always instantly recogisable. The last QSO was in the
Baltic contest on the 19th May this year.
Very sad news RIP Laci, keep an eye on things from up there OM.
73
Clive
GW3NJW
gw3njw@gw7x.org
Contest Cambria-http://www.gw7x.org
>From wn3vaw at fyi.net Sun Jun 23 11:06:43 2002
From: wn3vaw@fyi.net (Ron Notarius WN3VAW)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Software Redux
Message-ID: <010201c21ac0$1c419be0$03010a0a@office1>
Since I neglected to do this earlier, just wanted (while I was thinking of
it) to thank everyone who answered me a few weeks back on possibilities for
Field Day software.
The WASH club ended up using the Network version of N3FJP's free FD package.
I've got to admit to being impressed. The networking was smooth as silk,
the software was extremely easy & intuitive to use, and it made CW solo
operating & logging a breeze.
A lot of people in the club were surprised that it was that good a package
for a free download, and several are going to recommend that we go ahead and
register it. Just wait till they see how low the registration fee is...
If some of his other offerings are this good or better, I may just drop CT
as my contest logger of choice since I bought 6.13 at Dayton many, many,
many moons ago!
73, ron wn3vaw
"And they give you cash,
which is just as good as money!"
Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>From timo.klimoff at kolumbus.fi Sun Jun 23 18:12:35 2002
From: timo.klimoff@kolumbus.fi (Timo)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] YU7SF SK
References: <050901c21994$086842e0$6401a8c0@mrrmnh.adelphia.net>
Message-ID: <005b01c21ac1$255c2000$b3c5f83e@tklimoff>
> I have 38 YU7SF contest qsos in my logging program just since 1990
OH1F/OG1F QSO database shows 23 qsos 1998-2001!
YU7SF was certainly one of the most or even the most active contester in
Europe, who always answered to your CQs in every contest - even in the minor
ones.
RIP Laci!
73, Timo OH1NOA & OH1F Contest Gang
http://www.oh1noa.tk
>From je1cka at jzap.com Mon Jun 24 02:27:46 2002
From: je1cka@jzap.com (JE1CKA Tack Kumagai)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] JIDX 2001 Phone results are now available
Message-ID: <3D15F702.3E8DA3E2@jzap.com>
JIDX 2001 Phone results and All time records are now available at
http://je1cka.jzap.com/jidx/index.html
========
Tack Kumagai JE1CKA/KH0AM
je1cka@jzap.com
http://je1cka.jzap.com/
>From kc5ykx at swbell.net Sun Jun 23 20:56:10 2002
From: kc5ykx@swbell.net (Reid Hill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Software Redux
Message-ID: <0GY600JPEQLM2Y@mta5.rcsntx.swbell.net>
Worked well for the N5CRP team here in STX. First time we used it and it made
the whole log thing a breeze. Great program for FD use. Even breakes down
the Qs rates etc.
73 de KC5YKX
Reid
06/23/2002 7:06:43 AM, Ron Notarius WN3VAW <wn3vaw@fyi.net> wrote:
>Since I neglected to do this earlier, just wanted (while I was thinking of
>it) to thank everyone who answered me a few weeks back on possibilities for
>Field Day software.
>
>The WASH club ended up using the Network version of N3FJP's free FD package.
>I've got to admit to being impressed. The networking was smooth as silk,
>the software was extremely easy & intuitive to use, and it made CW solo
>operating & logging a breeze.
>
>A lot of people in the club were surprised that it was that good a package
>for a free download, and several are going to recommend that we go ahead and
>register it. Just wait till they see how low the registration fee is...
>
>If some of his other offerings are this good or better, I may just drop CT
>as my contest logger of choice since I bought 6.13 at Dayton many, many,
>many moons ago!
>
>73, ron wn3vaw
>
>"And they give you cash,
>which is just as good as money!"
>Yogi Berra, AFLAC Commercial, 2002
>
>
>
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>
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Mon Jun 24 00:46:43 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020623234502.00ab8840@mail.earthlink.net>
Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field Day?
I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
440MHz.
Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
73,
Tom N0SS
>From wd4ahz at gte.net Mon Jun 24 10:06:55 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020623234502.00ab8840@mail.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <3D17196F.7BF0984B@gte.net>
Tom Hammond N?SS wrote:
> Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during
> Field Day?
The "official" ARRL Summary sheet shows it listed as "Satellite".
(TIP: Use the ARRL Summary form and mail it in ... that way you're sure
all the required information is filled in.)
Hope everyone had fun! We did.
73, Ron WD4AHZ (NJ4M 3A WCF)
>From km0l at tfs.net Mon Jun 24 09:43:32 2002
From: km0l@tfs.net (Steve Lufcy)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020623234502.00ab8840@mail.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <002701c21b85$229e5f80$7a01d4d8@swbell.net>
Tom-
The CORRECT band to show satellites contacts on is SAT. However, if your
program does not have that (like ours- WL, or older versions of NA) then log
the satellite Q's on any band- or the TX freq - or a band that didn't have
any other Q's. We logged them on 220. Then make a note to the sponsor and
log checker as to what you have done.
The important thing is that they are identitied as SATELLITE contacts.
GL to you guys. We haven't talleyed our score yet, but it should be close to
our score from last year. Bet we are in a horse race for MO state honors.
73 de K0GQ Steve in Raytown, MO (K0OU)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2002 11:46 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
> Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field
Day?
>
> I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
> 440MHz.
>
> Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
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>
>From ad1c at yahoo.com Mon Jun 24 08:43:53 2002
From: ad1c@yahoo.com (Jim Reisert)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Country file update for WRTC
Message-ID: <20020624144353.76078.qmail@web13603.mail.yahoo.com>
This week I will be relasing a country file update for NA/CT/TR/WL to support
OJ# prefix stations in WRTC.
I have a few other changes in the queue, nothing major.
If there are other changes you would like to see, please respond to me
PRIVATELY and I'll try to accomodate you.
73 - Jim AD1C
P.S. on Friday May 31, I dropped off 20 pounds (9 Kg) of QSL cards at the ARRL
outgoing QSL bureau. If you have been waiting for an AD1C QSL card going back
to, oh, say 1990, it's probably in there.
=====
Jim Reisert AD1C, 7 Charlemont Court, North Chelmsford, MA 01863
USA +978-251-9933, <jjreisert@alum.mit.edu>, http://www.ad1c.com
__________________________________________________
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http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com
>From pat at linuxcolumbus.com Mon Jun 24 16:08:18 2002
From: pat@linuxcolumbus.com (Pat Collins)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Fwd: 2001 Ohio Qso Party Results
Message-ID: <20020624150818.13273.qmail@ufis.com>
Posted at
http://www.mrrc.net/story/2002/6/16/234624/254
Pat N8VW
>From kc5ykx at swbell.net Mon Jun 24 11:50:19 2002
From: kc5ykx@swbell.net (Reid Hill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
Message-ID: <0GY700JSCVZV1A@mta5.rcsntx.swbell.net>
The correct band would be Satellite. Otherwise I would assume it to be your
recieved freq. My reasoning would be that is where you copied the
exchange. Just like in a split op on HF, the DX tx freq is the one that goes on
the QSL card not your tx freq. (Downlink is 70cm)
Just one man's opinion, I could be wrong.
73 de KC5YKX
Reid Hill
06/23/2002 7:46:43 PM, Tom Hammond N?SS <n0ss@earthlink.net> wrote:
>Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field Day?
>
>I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
>440MHz.
>
>Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
>
>73,
>
>Tom N0SS
>
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>From n0ss at earthlink.net Mon Jun 24 12:04:23 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Logging AO-40 Q's - QUESTION HAS BEEN ANSWERED!
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020624110308.00ac2e10@mail.earthlink.net>
Thanks to all those who kindly responded to my query regarding logging of
AO-40 Q's.
Greatly appreciated!
73,
Tom Hammond N0SS
>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 24 20:23:51 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
Message-ID: <001e01c21bb4$afb78b60$22f83442@k7qq>
Quacks
We managed a Q via one of the satalites and I'm just going to show which one
and the QSO time and mode.
Rex.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Hammond N?SS" <n0ss@earthlink.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 04:46
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD - Reporting AO-40 Q's
> Can anyone tell me the correct BAND to show for AO-40 Q's during Field
Day?
>
> I believe the uplink was 2.4GHz, and I think the downlink was either 2M or
> 440MHz.
>
> Is the UPLINK BAND the porper band to show the QSO on?
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
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>From ghoward at kent.edu Mon Jun 24 16:37:45 2002
From: ghoward@kent.edu (Geoff Howard)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] PJ2 QTH Available for WAE SSB
Message-ID: <3.0.32.20020624153742.00bfd960@pop.kent.edu>
Hi,
The PJ2T QTH is available for the 14-15 September 2002 WAE SSB contest.
(Our club members have decided not to operate that contest this year.)
Three towers, 14 yagis, four KW stations, Ethernet and Pentiums. QTH has
two bedrooms, two baths, and is located on 100 feet of direct oceanfront on
the south shore of Curacao.
Full details at http://asgard.kent.edu/ccc or you can E-mail me (
ghoward@kent.edu ) with your questions.
Thanks and 73,
- Geoff , W0CG -- Suffield, Ohio
(Schedulemeister for the Caribbean Contesting Consortium club station)
>From ta3j at trac.org.tr Tue Jun 25 00:38:05 2002
From: ta3j@trac.org.tr (Berkin Aydogmus)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Condoleance for YU7SF (SK)
Message-ID: <001001c21bbf$0de65ea0$99d5afc3@h5g9t6>
Dear Friends,
We fell very sad that Laci, YU7SF past away . We remember him as a great ham
operator, and remember the nice contacts.
Our strongets feelings goes to his family and friends.
Lets remember Laci, YU7SF in the future.
Nilay, TA3YJ & Berkin, TA3J
http://www.qsl.net/ta3j
http://www.qsl.net/ta3yj
ta3j@yahoo.com
ta3yj@yahoo.com
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>From jfunk at adams.net Mon Jun 24 19:19:34 2002
From: jfunk@adams.net (jim funk)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
Message-ID: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
"I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to have
to help me."
"What seems to be the problem?"
"I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
crack."
"And you'd do what, exactly?"
"I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
"Do you think that would change anything?"
"No. But I'd feel better."
"I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
"No!"
>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Tue Jun 25 01:12:00 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
Many times operators that tried to tell ME what MY class and section was,
instead of reporting their own. They would say something like, "UR 3A CO"
or "You're 1B in Kansas" when I was clearly 2A in Western Washington! Could
I have been wrong?
Signed,
Confused Field Day Operator
----- Original Message -----
From: jim funk <jfunk@adams.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 11:19 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From kg5u at hal-pc.org Mon Jun 24 22:40:19 2002
From: kg5u@hal-pc.org (Dale L Martin)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <MCBBJAHBAIHDJKDNKBBIAEAHCAAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
I especially like that eternal favorite "You're," as in...
"You're 1C Kansas"
Now, THAT gets old, too.
(I wanna yell back "No, I'm not! I'm 2A South Texas!")
73,
dale, kg5u
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're
> going to have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From TOMK5RC at aol.com Mon Jun 24 23:50:08 2002
From: TOMK5RC@aol.com (TOMK5RC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
Message-ID: <f9.1e22adaf.2a493460@aol.com>
My favorite is "Thanks for Nevada, that's a new one."
The best on-site event happened to me a few years ago. I was coaching a new
general at his first FD and first time on HF. I went through the logging,
exchange, etc, and demonstrated a few QSO's. I turned the rig over to him and
went to the rest room. When I returned he hadn't made a single QSO. I asked
what the problem was. He said he couldn't tune anyone in. Puzzled, I asked
for an example. He set the dial, as you would on a VHF radio, to an even
frequency, like 144.940. The only problem was that there was no one zero beat
on 14.280 or 14.290, so he couldn't work anyone.
But then, FD is where many of us learned the inside skinny about hamming.
Patience is a virtue.
Tom, K5RC
aka NV7A (NOT N4ZA)
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>From aa7bg at 3rivers.net Tue Jun 25 00:25:28 2002
From: aa7bg@3rivers.net (Matt & Carrie Trott)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Put the lime in the cocoanut..............
I feel your pain. I heard the same thing. I also heard one of our ops S&Ping
with the last three letters of the club call. I thought I would try and take
a stab at changing their operating habits, but when I asked, "Do you operate
HF much?", one said "not at all," so I didn't bother. I think these guys
must be having fun otherwise, why would they come out, but it sure is hard
to be in the concert hall when most of the piano players seem to be playing
with their feet. Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct"
them, but I just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and
bite my tongue.
.........and drink it all up.........I say DOKKKtuh..........to relieve this
bellyache!
Matt--K7BG at W7ECA
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of jim funk
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 5:20 PM
To: cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
"I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to have
to help me."
"What seems to be the problem?"
"I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
crack."
"And you'd do what, exactly?"
"I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
"Do you think that would change anything?"
"No. But I'd feel better."
"I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
"No!"
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>From k5zm at attbi.com Tue Jun 25 07:14:29 2002
From: k5zm@attbi.com (k5zm)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Or how 'bout this:
>From our s & p journeys...
"CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
"K7AW.."
"K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
I know, I know: It's not a contest. But it *is* where a good deal of our
next contesters will come from, no?
73,
Ian, K5ZM
----- Original Message -----
From: "jim funk" <jfunk@adams.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: 2002-Jun-24 23:19
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From n5nj at gte.net Tue Jun 25 08:35:29 2002
From: n5nj@gte.net (Bob Naumann - N5NJ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Message-ID: <007901c21c44$ca43f3c0$f2212f04@dslverizon.net>
I don't think that "forthright correcting" is what is needed. A "kinder,
gentler" approach is what's needed.
Those of us who can operate, need to demonstrate the proper way to operate,
so that these newbies can learn from it and hopefully emulate what they've
seen.
It seems that many of them are intrigued by the process of running stations,
even on CW, when they may not be able to copy themselves.
Let's face it, when their shack is on their belt, they don't get any
experience or training on how to work stations quickly and efficiently.
A couple of years ago, I stopped by a local Field Day set up at a very
visible public park. They were set up in a large pavilion with antennas
hanging all around. There were large signs, lots of literature for visitors
to pick up, and people hanging around, ready to talk to visitors. They had
two stations. One was empty, the other was manned by one person, with a
crowd gathered around watching him. I watched for about 15 minutes while he
tuned around and worked no one! Do you think this was exciting to visitors?
I think not. I didn't know any of these folks so I just left, but they
obviously had no clue what to do on the air.
We also need to remember that those we're working at the other end of the
path may be equally challenged and need encouragement, rather than
criticism.
73,
N5NJ
@ N5YA 3A NTX
----- Original Message -----
From: "Matt & Carrie Trott" <aa7bg@3rivers.net>
To: "jim funk" <jfunk@adams.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 12:25 AM
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> Put the lime in the cocoanut..............
>
> I feel your pain. I heard the same thing. I also heard one of our ops
S&Ping
> with the last three letters of the club call. I thought I would try and
take
> a stab at changing their operating habits, but when I asked, "Do you
operate
> HF much?", one said "not at all," so I didn't bother. I think these guys
> must be having fun otherwise, why would they come out, but it sure is hard
> to be in the concert hall when most of the piano players seem to be
playing
> with their feet. Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct"
> them, but I just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and
> bite my tongue.
>
> .........and drink it all up.........I say DOKKKtuh..........to relieve
this
> bellyache!
>
> Matt--K7BG at W7ECA
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of jim funk
> Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 5:20 PM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
>
>
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From n0ss at earthlink.net Tue Jun 25 09:01:22 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020625075126.00acedc0@localhost>
matt, K7BG writes to Jim Funk:
>I feel your pain. I heard the same thing. I also heard one of our ops S&Ping
>with the last three letters of the club call. I thought I would try and take
>a stab at changing their operating habits, but when I asked, "Do you operate
>HF much?", one said "not at all," so I didn't bother. I think these guys
>must be having fun otherwise, why would they come out, but it sure is hard
>to be in the concert hall when most of the piano players seem to be playing
>with their feet. Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct"
>them, but I just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and
>bite my tongue.
We have a pre-FD meeting about 2-3 days before the weekend. At that time,
we try to give any new ops, or any old ops who still persist, 'suggestions'
on what to say and what NOT to say... with particular attention to what NOT
to say. For the most part, it seems to work pretty well, though some will
revert, regardless of what they know is right.
Of course, we Do have to remember that this is a TRAINING EXERCISE and not
a contest, so should be willing to 1) cut everyone some slack, and 2)
attempt to further "suggest" possibly better (e.g. more
appropriate/efficient) methods of getting the information passed without
unnecessary verbiage. But I don't necessarily think that it's all that
appropriate to correct them WHILE they're on the air (unless they wish to
be), and often in front of a number of their friends. Doing so can often
cause you to lost an otherwise good operator.
73,
Tom Hammond N0SS
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Tue Jun 25 09:03:21 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <f9.1e22adaf.2a493460@aol.com>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020625080153.00ad0100@localhost>
Tom K5RC writes:
>The best on-site event happened to me a few years ago. I was coaching a new
>general at his first FD and first time on HF. I went through the logging,
>exchange, etc, and demonstrated a few QSO's. I turned the rig over to him and
>went to the rest room. When I returned he hadn't made a single QSO. I asked
>what the problem was. He said he couldn't tune anyone in. Puzzled, I asked
>for an example. He set the dial, as you would on a VHF radio, to an even
>frequency, like 144.940. The only problem was that there was no one zero beat
>on 14.280 or 14.290, so he couldn't work anyone.
Don't forget the 20M op who never makes a Q because he can't "find a clear
spot".
Tom N0SS
>From wd4ahz at gte.net Tue Jun 25 10:13:31 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMKEMPDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Message-ID: <3D186C7B.F958C491@gte.net>
Matt & Carrie Trott wrote:
> Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct" them, but I
> just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and bite
> my tongue.
Why?
That's one of the things about Field Day ... to teach these folks proper
operating procedures! If we want to build the contest ranks, we
contesters must be the ones to pass along what we know to those who show
any kind of interest. If we don't take the time to teach proper
operating procedures, we can't turn around and complain about poor
operating procedures.
Our Field Day set-up included the new "GOTA" station ... which had none
other than K1TO teaching the newbies proper operating procedures! If
you're going to learn, it might as well be from one of the best.
That's what Field Day is all about.
73, Ron
>From aa4ga at contesting.com Tue Jun 25 10:42:47 2002
From: aa4ga@contesting.com (Lee Hiers)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Message-ID: <3D183B17.24225.398EE7@localhost>
On 25 Jun 2002 at 6:14, k5zm wrote:
> From our s & p journeys...
>
> "CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
> "K7AW.."
> "K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
In past years when this has happened to me, for fun I'd sometimes say
something like:
"OK W7ABC 1A Georgia"
"2A Washington"
"W7ABC Thanks QRZ Field Day K7AW"
And take the frequency.
Mean, I know. :)
--
Lee Hiers, AA4GA
Cornelia, Georgia
>From aa7bg at 3rivers.net Tue Jun 25 09:02:49 2002
From: aa7bg@3rivers.net (Matt & Carrie Trott)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D186C7B.F958C491@gte.net>
Message-ID: <LPBBJKOIBBDIEAIDLPLMCENDDKAA.aa7bg@3rivers.net>
Partly because I'm lazy, mostly because, these aren't a bunch of 12 year old
kids. As a matter of fact, at the ripe old age of 43 I was the youngest guy
out.
Matt
-----Original Message-----
From: Ron Wetjen [mailto:wd4ahz@gte.net]
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 7:14 AM
To: Matt & Carrie Trott
Cc: cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
Matt & Carrie Trott wrote:
> Maybe I should be more forthright in trying to "correct" them, but I
> just can't seem to bring myself to do it so I just sit by and bite
> my tongue.
Why?
That's one of the things about Field Day ... to teach these folks proper
operating procedures! If we want to build the contest ranks, we
contesters must be the ones to pass along what we know to those who show
any kind of interest. If we don't take the time to teach proper
operating procedures, we can't turn around and complain about poor
operating procedures.
Our Field Day set-up included the new "GOTA" station ... which had none
other than K1TO teaching the newbies proper operating procedures! If
you're going to learn, it might as well be from one of the best.
That's what Field Day is all about.
73, Ron
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>From swca at swbell.net Tue Jun 25 10:25:39 2002
From: swca@swbell.net (Mark Beckwith)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "It's not a contest."
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
<002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Message-ID: <027501c21c54$30b36910$0100a8c0@TL01>
>I know, I know: It's not a contest.
I have NEVER understood this timeless Newington pronouncement. Somebody
show me why accuracy and efficiency should not be rewarded, especially
during an Emergency Preparedness Exercise.
I know I'm preaching to the choir.
My only guess is that it is an attempt to "not turn away the curious
newcomer." But what does that tell us about our image to the others?
Perception is everything whether based in reality or not. We can't ignore
this, and my guess is a substantial investment in this area by contesters
would yield an excellent return.
I think having Dennis in the Marketing chair at the ARRL could be a good
turn for contesting, but not if we sit around and watch.
Well, unless you're about to strangle the guy in the tent with his own mic
cord if says "please copy, you're..." one more time. Better for contesting
if you just keep THAT to yourself :)
Mark, N5OT
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:54:29 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
Just more reasons to stick with CW and forget that SSB stuff.
:>)
Then again, I copied some really weird code this weekend.
dink
----- Original Message -----
From: jim funk <jfunk@adams.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 11:19 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> "I'm sorry, Doctor. I just can't take it any longer. You're going to
have
> to help me."
>
> "What seems to be the problem?"
>
> "I've been listening all weekend to people saying, 'Please copy', followed
> by some other numbers and letters. If it happens one more time, I'll
> crack."
>
> "And you'd do what, exactly?"
>
> "I'd say. 'No!' Just to see what reaction I'd get.
>
> "Do you think that would change anything?"
>
> "No. But I'd feel better."
>
> "I see. Please copy: Take two aspirin and call me in the morning."
>
> "No!"
>
>
>
>
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>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:55:36 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251455.g5PEta116427@localhost.localdomain>
2002 All Asian, CW - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 31, 2002
E-mail logs to: aacw@jarl.or.jp
Mail logs to:
JARL, All Asian DX Contest, CW
170-8073
Japan
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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LZ7X 255 153 42,993
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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OL5Q 984 307 289,808
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UA9FM 655 143 11 279,279 UCG
F5IN 665 250 22 171,500 U.F.T.
OM0WR 542 247 143,507
RW4PL 532 254 21 143,256
OZ1AA(@OZ7YY) 575 217 19 124,558 WWYC
VE7UF 446 208 8 94,848
K3WW 456 181 14 82,536 FRC
K5NZ 403 181 8 77,106 CTDXCC
AE0Q(@K0HM) 425 181 12 75,296 Grand Mesa
N3RS 418 169 9.8 h 70,642 FRC
AE9B 256 122 7 30,744 Kansas City DX Club
K6III 213 1 8 30,660 NCCC
KL9A 224 114 4 25,878 WWYC
N2ED 201 103 5 20,168 FRC
AA3B 137 81 11,097 FRC
K7ABV 120 85 4 10,200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1819 208 36 1,091,584
WN6K 573 208 29 119,184 SCCC
K5XR(W5ASP) 104 65 6,565 TDXS
NF4A(N4PN) 68 49 2.5 3,332 FCG
EA1WX 81 19 6 1,539
WA6BOB 37 31 3 1,147
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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W4ZV 5 5 0.17 50 PVRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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K7SS 11 10 2 220 WWDXC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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OK6A(OK2INW) 237 98 16 23,226 WWYC
HB9DTM 200 87 8 17,400 F8KCF Contest Gang
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NT6K 45 29 1.5 1,305 NCCC
NR3X(N4YDU) 19 18 1 342 WWYC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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W4SAA 127 57 11 7,239 FCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 597 53 22 86,443 Chiltern DX Club
Operators:
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OL5Q OK1FFU,OK1HRA
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:56:00 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251456.g5PEu0c16436@localhost.localdomain>
2002 ARRL June VHF - Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 10, 2002
E-mail logs to: JuneVHF@arrl.org
Mail logs to:
June VHF
ARRL
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
USA
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Limited Multi-Op HP
W3SO 997 264 332,904 PVRC
K8CC 663 211 29 169,644 MRRC
NI9E(@N9FH) 692 180 28 124,560 Badger Contesters
K5TR 426 156 78,000
VE6JW 292 120 30 36,360 Aurora VHF Society
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Limited Multi-Op LP
KB1DFB(@KB1H) 502 108 63,936 Eastern Connecticut
VE2ZP 141 67 12.5 12,194 Capital Region DX Cl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Multi-Op HP
N0UK 623 274 236,188 Northern Lights Radi
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Rover LP
K4EFD 54 38 15 5,358
K7VE/R 61 35 2,660
KI5DR/R 40 20 14 1,300 CTDXCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Single Op HP
K1TEO 1053 293 28 481,339
K3DNE 669 217 235,445
WB9Z 685 262 30 223,486
W2FU 477 230 23 206,540 Rochester VHF Group
K7RAT(N6TR) 452 153 25 80,325 Boring Amateur Radio
K5AM 364 165 62,205
K3ZO 436 125 22 54,500 PVRC
VE5UF 271 108 20 29,268
N5RZ 197 91 21 17,927
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Single Op LP
N9DG 323 142 59,498 Badger Contesters
N6MU(@N6NB) 488 82 27 47,724 SCCC
W5SXD 169 103 24 21,424
N4GN 168 95 12 15,960 KCG
K8MR 151 81 6 15,795 MRRC
WD5K 186 77 14,322 NTCC
N8BJQ 159 83 12 13,197 SWODXA
VE3CVG 95 51 20 6,630
N7IR 104 46 26 6,164
K0UK 84 48 18 4,032 Grand Mesa
N2YEV 96 31 28 3,627
NL7CO 119 29 20+ 3,451
W8RU 54 36 4 2,232 MRRC
K6RIM 57 14 2.13 798 NCCC
K1VU 26 11 297 YCCC
N4WSM 11 7 84 TCG
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Single Op QRP
N6ZZ 96 48 4 4,608
W6RCL 65 25 5 1,750
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Single Op Port LP
W8CAR 42 29 5 1,218 MRRC
AE0Q 38 14 532 Grand Mesa
AB0MV 37 14 518 Grand Mesa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Single Op Port QRP
K9PW 510 189 31 145,908 SMC
W9GKA 111 55 24 7,865
N0JK 27 23 14 621
Operators:
K5TR K5TR,WM5R
K7VE/R K7VE,KD7PRN
K8CC K8CC,K9TM,WX3M
KB1DFB KB1DFB,KE1LI,N1XS
NI9E N9FH,N9LLT,N9VA,NI9E,W9GA
VE2ZP VA2ADB,VE2ZP
VE6JW VE6JW,VE6JY,VE6LDX,VE6MAA,WA2TMC
W3SO AI3M,K3IXD,W3PAW,W3TEF,W3YOZ,WR3Z
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 08:56:31 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251456.g5PEuVj16445@localhost.localdomain>
2002 RSGB Jubilee - All Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 6, 2002
E-mail logs to: hf.contests@rsgb.org.uk
Mail logs to:
RSGB HF Contests Committee
c/o SV Knowles, G3UFY
77 Bensham Manor Road
Thornton, Heath
Surrey CR7 7AF
UK
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N2ED 78 12 2 3,900 FRC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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GQ6YB 2209 83 24 916,735 Bristol CG
MQ5ZAP 2171 62 24 673,010
G4FAL 999 32 159,840
XM4VV 892 33 21 146,850
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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CQ1CV(@CS6ARP) 567 55 12 155,925 Radio Clube Costa Ve
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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GQ3TXF(G3TXF) 1405 62 20 429,970
K6III 67 19 8 100 NCCC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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LY4AA(@LY7A) 597 80 20 238,800
G4PIQ/P(@G4MRS) 300 23 3 33,925
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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All SO(A)Mixed LP
GQ4IIY(G4IIY) 616 22 9 67,760
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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VE7AVV 102 17 8 1,734 BCDX Club
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GQ4ZVJ(G4ZVJ) 1202 65 24 390,650
G3LET 1190 63 23.5 374,850 HARC
GW3NJW 1152 51 21 293,760
GM4SID 848 45 20 190,800
N4BP 316 51 14 80,580 FCG
GQ5LP(G5LP) 450 23 5 51,750 Mid Beds Contest Ass
K2SX 120 27 16,200 YCCC
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XM3IAY(VE3IAY) 168 25 21,000
RW3VZ 133 26 17,290
HB9ARF 150 20 15,000
AB2E 66 17 4 5,610 FRC
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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XM3EJ(VE3EJ) 1771 91 24 801,225
SP9W(SP9HWN) 245 33 40,425
W4SAA 138 34 23,430 FCG
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VE3MQW 224 34 38,080
ZC40DW(G0DEZ) 558 13 7 36,270 Eastern Sovereign Ba
LY2XW 224 30 33,600
K4OGG 143 20 13,800
GQ0DVJ(G0DVJ) 180 7 5.5 6,300
VO1TA(VO1WET) 386 8 6 1,930
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GS2MP(GM3WOJ) 1392 62 20 431,520 North of Scotland CG
GW0GEI 1044 48 15 250,560 Contest Cymru
XM3KZ(VE3KZ) 1021 42 214,200
GQ4BLE(GW4BLE) 711 39 138,645 Contest Cambria
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ZC40BS(G4KIV) 376 22 6 41,360
MQ5RIC(M5RIC) 409 8 16,360
9M2RPN(VK2CZ) 79 7 3 2,660
SV1XV 32 6 3.5 960
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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All SOSSB QRP
N3GXY 23 4 1.5 460
Operators:
CQ1CV CT1ERK,CT1ETE
GQ6YB G0HFX,G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV,G4FKA,G7ORR,M0AXF/EI3JE,
M0XXX
MQ5ZAP 5B4WN,M0TTT,M5ZAP
XM4VV VE4VV,VE4XT
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 09:00:03 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
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2002 CQWW WPX CW - NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
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WP3C 2132 701 35.7 4,121,880
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NA M/M HP
6Y2A 10297 1295 48 40,300,000 NCCC
WL7E(@KL7Y) 5065 1091 47 16,458,826
WC4E(@W1CW/W1YL) 5205 1095 48 13,995,195 FCG
AL7NJ 4467 1014 48 12,664,860 BCC
NY4A(@N4AF) 4371 991 48 12,232,904 PVRC
VC6X(@VE6JY) 4312 1052 48 12,060,000
W4MYA 4206 1000 48 11,255,000 PVRC
NE6N(@N2NT) 4098 923 46 10,686,494 SCCC/FRC
NR6O(@N6RO) 3716 969 48 8,563,053 NCCC
KX7M 3564 939 48 8,459,451 NCCC
WX5S(@W6YX) 3545 966 48 7,984,956 NCCC
NT6K 1706 3464 48 2,234,280 NCCC
AK3Z 504 335 7 457,275 PVRC
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NA M/M QRP
TI5N(@TI5KD) 3173 895 48 7,500,000 Grand Mesa
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NA M/S HP
8P4A 5723 1064 48 19,020,064 Kiev Contest Group
NP4Z 4290 950 46 12,209,400 FCG
KT1V 3652 994 47 10,775,954 YCCC
WW4T(@W4AN) 3806 998 47 10,666,624 SECC
NO2R(@K2NG) 3223 937 48 8,265,277 FRC
KM4M(@K4JA) 3118 923 48 8,120,554 PVRC
KZ4DX(@N4TO) 3199 952 48 7,785,456 FCG
N0NI 2936 930 48 7,000,000
NM5O(@N5YA) 2674 881 48 5,604,041 NTCC
VE7GL 2046 761 48 4,588,830
NC7J(@W7CT) 1869 684 48 2,800,296 UTAH CONTEST CLUB
WX6V 1609 651 47 2,617,020 NCCC
KI7Y(@K7ZUM) 1613 565 43 2,440,320 WVDXC
NZ1U(@KB1H) 1232 635 18 2,004,695 YCCC
W4NJK 227 136 31 53,584 NCCC
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NA M/S QRP
N2ED 1537 655 24 2,749,035 FRC
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NA SO(A)AB HP
K5KG 2227 806 36 6,347,250 FCG
K9NR 1567 598 33 2,335,788 SMC
WM6A(K6TA) 1108 516 22 1,345,728 NCCC
N4GG 923 501 26 1,250,997 PVRC
W5VX 1000 499 14 1,029,936
KD2HE 565 325 452,075
W3IQ 463 319 15 408,001 NCC
AI9T 375 963 262,899
KR5DX(K5NZ) 399 272 5 221,408 CTDXCC
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NA SO(A)AB LP
AB2E 705 402 24 682,998 FRC
VE3BUC 615 359 24 628,968
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NA SO(R)AB LP
K8KHZ 165 130 51,090 MRRC
VE3AGC 106 98 29,988
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NA SO(TS)AB HP
NR1DX 2291 746 36 4,809,462 YCCC
AG1C(N2GC) 1879 692 36 3,424,016 YCCC
VE1OP 1688 653 33 3,210,148
KZ5D 1811 715 34 3,058,770 Cajun Contest Club
N6CW 1524 650 30 2,372,500
N3UM 1331 582 25 2,071,338 PVRC
W4SAA 1224 552 34 1,821,600 FCG
W6TK 783 425 14 827,050 SCCC
KA2MGE 718 417 720,993
XM4YU(VE4YU) 620 355 19 607,760
K7XN 641 367 541,692 TOEC
WT9U 610 338 10 451,568 SMC
K0RI 449 304 14 327,408
K6III 370 286 12 249,964 NCCC
K6OWL 196 133 8 46,949
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NA SO(TS)AB LP
VE3XB 1256 539 36 2,081,079
NX6T(K6AM) 1360 589 35 1,801,162 San Diego Contest Cl
NA4K 1071 530 1,400,000 TCG
WD4AHZ 1103 514 23 1,387,286 FCG
N4CW/1 841 457 19 1,020,938 PVRC
KV8Q 864 425 33 867,425
N4YDU 734 403 17 792,701 PVRC
K8IR 652 393 27 642,162 BAY AREA WIRELESS
K7HBN 484 354 437,190 WWDXC
NO5W 646 322 36 411,838
N4VI 480 317 17 352,504 Grand Mesa
WV2LI(N2GA) 424 264 6 331,056 YCCC
XM6ZT(VE6ZT) 232 260 4 233,220
W4IDX 313 215 5 176,300 RR DX
KU3O 235 186 15 101,370 FCG
NQ4U 243 180 93,420 TCG
K8MR 78 69 1 14,973 MRRC
N2CU 77 71 1 13,277 Western New York DX
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NA SO(TS)SB15 HP
XM3ANX(VE3ANX) 1464 640 35 2,543,360
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NA SO(TS)SB15 LP
VE3MQW 506 379 509,755
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NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
VE3XAX 682 357 29 1,058,505 U-VE Contest Club
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NA SOAB HP
FM5BH 3532 843 36 8,623,890
K3WW 2790 768 36 6,501,888 FRC
KN1DX(K4ZW) 2831 788 36 6,307,940 PVRC
KU6W(N6MJ) 2864 866 36 6,233,468 SCCC
KT3Y 2679 798 5,980,050 PVRC
WC1M 2558 788 36 5,857,204 YCCC
KF3B(N3RS) 2589 765 36 5,780,340 FRC
K3CR(LZ4AX) 2507 793 36 5,687,396 NCC
W6XR(N2YX) 2480 747 36 5,423,220
N5RZ 2695 841 36 5,413,517 NTCC
NT5C(N3BB) 2648 828 36 5,286,780 CTDXCC
AA3B 2346 764 36 5,101,228 FRC
N9RV(W8LVN) 2433 713 36 4,601,702 SMC
K5YA 2231 776 35 4,423,976 CTDXCC
W5KFT(K5PI) 2260 794 36 4,366,206 CTDXCC
KR7O(N6TV) 2212 762 36 4,298,442 NCCC
KC7V 2199 758 36 3,988,596 Central Arizona DX A
K4RO 2174 752 3,922,432
KO0U(K0OU) 1680 678 33 2,578,434 Kansas City DX Club
WI9WI 1642 636 25 2,510,928 SMC
WR7HE(K7QQ) 1558 657 28 2,499,885 YCCC
K5ZD 1133 547 11 1,634,436 YCCC
KO7X(@KI7WX) 939 489 14 1,200,006 PVRC
K6NR 819 442 21 796,484 SCCC
KY4AA(N4GN) 812 445 9 785,425 KCG
N6HC 794 428 17 709,196 SCCC
K2UOP 633 378 16 670,572 PVRC
N6ZZ 624 376 18 519,256 SCCC
WZ7ZR(W7ZR) 617 331 13 407,792 WVDXC
K4LQ 422 337 13 373,396 FCG
NW6P(K6RIM) 627 326 13 344,908 NCCC
WB0O 459 300 5 326,700
K5YAA 384 273 5 284,466 OkDX
N3RD 377 263 4 270,101 FRC
K5TR 457 274 5 267,972 Boring Amateur Radio
AD4L 273 184 7 138,552 PVRC
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NA SOAB LP
NF4A(N4PN) 2156 781 34 4,353,294 FCG
XL3NA(VA3NA) 1808 668 36 3,871,060
KS9K(N4TZ) 1712 664 36 3,004,600 SMC
NZ8O(W8MJ) 1678 652 36 2,699,932 MRRC
N1UR 1440 605 36 2,326,225 YCCC
AA6PW 1399 569 36 1,869,165 SCCC
NK4A(NF4A) 1013 499 16 1,221,552 FCG
WA1Z 947 470 36 1,189,570
K1HT 821 455 15 1,110,655 YCCC
K4EU 810 475 20 1,046,900 PVRC
XE2AC 1019 418 20 1,023,264
VE3IAY 799 385 982,135 CRDXC
W1TO 636 354 18 635,784 YCCC
N7WA 716 401 30 565,811 WWDXC
VE9DX 377 377 5 479,921
KE1F 532 319 28 406,406 FCG
W3CP 429 296 20 405,520 PVRC
VA3XRZ 344 221 255,918
AE9B 404 289 10 243,338 Kansas City DX Club
WA6OGO 431 271 221,949
N1LW 280 209 151,525 YCCC
W4NZ 248 202 142,006 TCG
NR7DX(K7ABV) 260 207 7 129,582
WA6BOB 333 206 15 121,128
K7JWD 390 158 16 61,620
K3FH 138 112 4 38,752
AE0Q 113 84 14,952 Grand Mesa
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NA SOAB QRP
KG1D(K1KI) 862 473 21 1,246,828 YCCC
WQ1RP(K1RC) 840 434 35 909,230 New England QRP Club
N7IR 725 411 36 711,441 Central Arizona DX A
VE3RSA 249 191 135,992
K6SE 278 198 10 120,582
N8VW 140 121 34,969 MRRC
AG0T 135 105 16 23,100
KC0W 100 91 8 17,199
N9AVG 56 50 4 5,650 SMC
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NA SOSB10 HP
KW4CW(N4BP) 954 502 28 1,054,200 FCG
WO8CC(N9AG) 419 295 25 242,195 SWODXA
VO1MP 300 205 10 176,095
WW4M(W4ZV) 222 177 6 81,774 PVRC
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NA SOSB10 LP
KN4Y 323 210 25 112,560 FCG
XM3STT(@VE3STT) 24 24 1,416
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NA SOSB15 HP
ZF1A(W5ASP) 2552 790 5,116,830 TDXS
K2VV(@K4VX) 1687 745 34 3,116,335
KC4D(K4OAQ) 1633 704 33 2,970,880
WZ1R(N1RR) 1352 632 27 2,222,112 YCCC
W5TM(W5AO) 1397 649 30 2,182,587 OkDX
K7UAZ(N4OGW) 1363 646 29 1,997,432
N8BJQ 1122 584 26 1,666,736
KM5G 1116 566 1,519,144 ozark contest club
KC5FU(N5QQ) 1033 561 23 1,330,824 NTCC
WS8O(W8GN) 353 254 12 222,504 NCC
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NA SOSB15 LP
N6MU(@N6NB) 927 564 36 1,201,320 SCCC
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NA SOSB15 QRP
VE3HG 98 93 25,203
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NA SOSB160 HP
K1VW 91 65 14 7,995 YCCC
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NA SOSB160 LP
VE3OSZ 73 51 11 13,923 CRDXC
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NA SOSB160 QRP
N6WG 15 10 11 150
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NA SOSB20 HP
FM5GU 1882 698 28 3,459,288 The Pordenone Gangst
K9NW(@K9UWA) 1672 720 36 3,027,600 MRRC
XM7SZ(VA7RR) 1670 714 36 3,004,512 BC DX Club
WZ5V(K0EJ) 1501 672 29 2,404,416 TCG
NI8L(K8DX) 1026 470 11 1,332,920 NCC
VA7XX 583 172 4 100,276
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NA SOSB20 LP
XM3ZIK(VE3ZIK/4N 645 372 21 608,220 SKY CC
NJ3K 405 265 208,209
W0ETT 281 236 7 150,804 Grand Mesa
XE1NW 166 122 13 47,702
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NA SOSB40 HP
K0RF 659 367 20 812,905
WK4R(N2NL) 561 363 8 812,757 FCG
NU5A(K5GN) 589 340 12 720,120 TDXS
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NA SOSB40 LP
WK4Y 323 226 12 196,168 PVRC
W9SE 326 220 166,100 SMC
WS4NC(N4VHK) 161 132 16 62,304 PVRC
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NA SOSB80 HP
W7DRA 84 56 12 7,616
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX5S K0BEE,K6ENT,K6UFO,N6DE,N7MH,W1SRD,W6CT,W6LD,
W7SW,WX5S
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From mwdink at eskimo.com Tue Jun 25 09:02:26 2002
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (mwdink@eskimo.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Message-ID: <200206251502.g5PF2Q916474@localhost.localdomain>
2002 CQWW WPX CW - Non-NA Claimed Scores 25Jun2002
Submit logs by: July 1, 2002
E-mail Cabrillo logs to: WPXCW@kkn.net
E-mail non-Cabrillo logs to: n8bjq@erinet.com
Mail logs to:
(see http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/ for info)
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/
Submission info ( tnx WA7BNM) - http://www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/
Contest Station Database - http://www.pvrc.org/
To participate in this summary, please visit:
3830 Score Web Page - http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Non-NA M/M HP
A61AJ 11008 1283 48 45,828,760 SCC
ES9C(@ES5Q) 7408 1163 48 18,438,202
9A7A 5539 1108 48 14,433,916 Croatian CC
OL5T 4874 1062 48 11,420,748
OZ0XX 3047 836 40 5,313,616
ZX3S(@PY3UEB) 1957 684 48 4,175,820 ARB/PY3MHZ
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Non-NA M/M LP
SK5EW 1895 661 40 2,619,543 TOEC
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Non-NA M/S HP
3V8BB 5261 1076 48 19,649,912 YU CC
YM3LZ 3570 890 47 10,660,000 Bulgarian Contest Gr
YT6A 4027 1056 48 10,287,552 SKY CC
AM6IB 4257 1070 48 9,688,520
L75FM(@LU4FM) 3097 887 48 9,081,106
F9IE(@F6BEE) 3455 983 48 8,403,667 LNDX
RM6A(@RN6BN) 3558 1025 48 8,005,250 RW6AWT
OL8M 3229 973 48 7,416,206
YT9X(@YU1AAX) 3340 933 48 6,825,828 YU CC
GX6YB 3281 818 48 5,502,686 Bristol CG
OL7R(@OK1KUW) 6143 895 48 5,497,985
EA2AAZ 1613 644 38 2,169,636
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Non-NA M/S LP
CT7T(@CT1EPV) 2491 768 48 3,866,112 Algarve Dx Group
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Non-NA SO(A)AB HP
OR2T(DL2CC) 3064 947 36 7,433,003
OE2S(OE2VEL) 2560 873 36 5,325,300 BCC
LY2CY 2059 777 36 3,658,116 Lithuanian DX
DF3IAL 1706 729 36 2,921,832 BCC
RD4M(UA4LU) 1500 637 26 1,887,431
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Non-NA SO(A)AB LP
S57UN(@S52ZW) 1146 582 36 1,463,730 SCC
OR4APU 712 420 24 529,200
M6T(G4PIQ) 350 247 5 196,859 Martlesham DX & CG
DL6LAU 247 171 101,061 BCC
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Non-NA SO(A)SB15 HP
OR4ATW(ON4ATW) 952 506 963,424
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Non-NA SO(R)AB LP
YT1LT 1234 536 33 1,494,368
YZ1KA 917 454 30 850,342 YU CC
PY2DEZ 27 27 1,809 TuPY DX Group
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB HP
JY9NX(JM1CAX) 3863 838 36 10,293,154 Pretoria Contest Clu
PJ4M(K2QM) 2187 688 36 5,574,176 FRC
8S5A(SM5AJV) 2621 784 36 4,241,440 TOEC
RW4PL 1615 634 28 2,074,448
HB9CZF 880 461 22 1,004,058
OE8CIQ 969 451 17 782,936 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)AB LP
ZC4DW(G0DEZ) 2178 640 34 4,444,160 Chiltern DX Club
AN7GTF(EA7GTF) 2192 718 36 3,405,474
OM6RM 1021 452 30 987,620
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB10 HP
DK2GZ 701 424 25 524,488 BCC
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB20 LP
IR2V(I2WIJ) 560 359 10 403,516 MARCONI CONTEST CLUB
PA0JED 376 310 10 217,620
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB40 HP
M0TTT 1223 541 30 2,004,405
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Non-NA SO(TS)SB80 HP
OH3XR 431 252 8 245,700 CCF
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Non-NA SOAB HP
P41P(K0DQ) 3932 937 36 12,833,152 SECC
P40Y(AE6Y) 3625 901 36 11,059,775 NCCC
PJ2U(K6LA) 3053 814 36 9,362,628 SCCC
SN7Q(SP7GIQ) 3118 869 36 6,878,000
DF3CB(LY1DS) 3198 864 36 6,670,080 BCC
3G1X(XQ1IDM) 2503 751 36 6,429,311
TM9C(F5IN) 2622 745 36 4,420,830 U.F.T.
J41YM(OK1YM) 2746 805 36 4,400,935
OE1A(OE1EMS) 2397 781 34 4,397,811
DF0FS(DL1EKC) 1586 590 36 1,885,050 RR DX
DJ6QT 1099 556 30 1,355,528 RR DX
E21EIC(@HS1CHB) 1008 481 24 1,220,778
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Non-NA SOAB LP
PX2W(PY2YU) 2979 821 35 8,010,497
WP3C 2132 701 35 4,121,880
OK2PP 2205 759 36 3,645,477 FCC
SM5G(SM5JBM) 1661 629 36 2,161,873 TOEC
LA3BO 1660 628 36 2,114,476
M7W(G4IIY) 1728 574 30 2,005,556
DL4SDW 1451 593 36 1,825,847 RR DX
HB9ARF 1495 564 1,682,412
OZ8AE 1140 570 1,363,440
HA5UX/7 1068 524 1,309,476
F6IRF 825 436 23 755,152 Yota Sawe DX group
PU7EEL 509 318 569,856 Guara DX Group
OZ0RS 709 364 20 480,480
G4WFQ 533 319 16 366,850
EA1WX 359 263 8 193,042
S51NZ 262 204 112,608
PR7AB 149 116 66,816 Guara DX Group
YL2PN 100 84 2 17,808 Latvian CC
PT2AW 48 44 7 6,248 TuPY DX GROUP
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Non-NA SOAB QRP
ZC4BS(G4KIV) 1550 534 30 2,655,048
OT2A(JK3GAD) 897 494 33 943,046
9A7P(9A5AEI) 140 120 3 31,440 WWYC
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Non-NA SOSB10 HP
HZ1AB(SM0CXU) 2305 669 27 3,783,195
OD5/OK1MU 1554 570 35 2,223,570
9H1ZA 1460 600 30 1,525,200
YZ1AU 1259 573 1,356,291 YU CC
SN8V(SP8LBK) 625 388 21 417,876
SP9W(SP9HWN) 340 268 17 170,448
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Non-NA SOSB10 LP
LT1F(LU1FAM) 1405 616 25 2,557,016
L51EXU(LW1EXU) 1333 578 2,281,366
OH3RB(@OPH3RB) 563 310 21 232,810 CCF
PR7FN 38 38 4,028 Guara DX Group
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Non-NA SOSB15 HP
PU3A(PY3DX) 2531 857 6,452,353 Araucaria Dx Group
9H0A(9H1EL) 2966 956 36 5,651,872
9K9O(9K2RR) 2191 761 34 4,632,207 KUWAIT AMATEUR RADIO
S56M(@S50Q) 2000 803 36 3,547,654 SCC
SN3A(SP8NR) 1652 730 34 2,736,040 SP DX CLUB
DK3DM 1573 732 34 2,618,364 RR DX
OH7M(OH4XX) 1551 682 32 2,200,000 CCF
OK2ZC 1288 627 36 1,731,774 OK DX Club
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Non-NA SOSB15 LP
OK1DDO 925 527 1,065,067
SP4DEU 761 473 22 801,735
PY8AZT 453 308 25 411,180 Uirapuru DX Club
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Non-NA SOSB160 HP
RN2FA(@RW2F) 1014 245 248,430
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Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB160 LP
9A3RE 272 165 12 90,915
LY2GW 132 104 27,144
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 HP
TA0/Z37M(Z31GX) 2134 746 35 4,474,508
RJ9J(RA9JR) 1502 677 36 2,741,850 SRR
OK5W(OK2ZW) 1740 736 2,733,504
YL6W(YL2GD) 1809 735 36 2,516,640 Latvian CC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB20 LP
VK4DX 1026 554 26 1,687,484 Sarajevo Contest Gro
LY6A(LY2BM) 1250 629 36 1,465,570
S57Z 1120 560 35 1,199,520
SM7VZX 1070 560 1,163,680 SCC
T94FC 1086 549 34 1,112,274 Sarajevo Contest Gro
F5NLY 878 530 23 866,020 LNDX (Les Nouvelles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 HP
YW1D(YV1DIG) 1083 536 23 3,419,144 Radio Club Venezolan
9A5E 1368 602 35 2,681,308 Croatian CC
GW7X(GW3NJW) 1271 549 36 2,117,493
HA8DU 1178 549 2,080,710
9A4X 1058 507 1,607,697 Croatian CC
OM0WR 946 475 21 1,371,800
ES4RD 721 378 701,568
TM1C(F6ARC) 500 331 6 581,236
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB40 LP
YZ1U(YT1UR) 894 471 30 1,163,370 YU CC
S53F 929 450 36 1,113,750
S54A 814 444 28 1,042,068 SCC
4Z8EE(OK1EE) 300 209 15 351,329 Czech Contest Club
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 HP
Z39Z(Z32AF) 774 364 657,020 SKY CC
ZS4TX 101 60 6 35,820 Pretoria Contest Clu
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Call QSOs Prfxs hr Score Club
Non-NA SOSB80 LP
OK2ZV 541 300 336,000
PY7ZY 204 159 190,800 ARAUCARIA DX GROUP
KH6DV 147 92 7 77,924
Operators:
3V8BB 4N1FG,S56A,YT1AD,YU1RL,YU7NU
6Y2A K2KW,KE7X,N6BT,N6XG,N6XI,W0YK,WA60
8P4A M0SDX,VE3DZ
9A7A 9A2ME,9A3OS,9A3TR,9A4BT,9A4PA,9A4RX,9A6DM,9A7V,
9A8A
A61AJ A61AJ,N2AA,S50A,S50R,S51RE,S52ZW,S53A,S53R,
S56JXX,S57DX,S57J,S58Q,S59AA
AK3Z A45ZN,AK3Z,K3LP,N3SB,WX3B
AL7NJ DK2OY,DL3LAB,DL4RDJ,DL6RAI,KL7RA,N1TX
AM6IB EA3AIR,EA3KU,EA5BM
CT7T CT1GFK,CT1GPQ,ON5UM
EA2AAZ EA2AAZ,EA2CLU
ES9C ES1DW,ES2NA,ES2RJ,ES5MC,ES5MG,ES5QX,ES5RAH,
ES5RN,ES5RY,ES5TV,OH1NOA,OH3RM
F9IE F6BEE,F6FFM,F6FGZ,F8CRH
GX6YB G0WKW,G3TKF,G3XSV
KI7Y K5ZM,K7ZUM,KI7Y
KM4M K4JA,K9GY,K9JY,W3BP
KT1V AG9A,KT1V,NT1N
KX7M AD6E,KX7M,N6KJ,W6NV,W6RGG
KZ4DX K1TO,K4LQ,N4TO,W4IR,W4QM
L75FM LU4FPZ,LU7AWP,LU8DW,LU9DAH
N0NI K0KD,K0RX,N0AV,N0NI
N2ED K2AF,KC2BMG,N2ED
NC7J K7CO,NG7M,W7CT,W7FB,W7WIK
NE6N N2NC,N2NT,N6RT
NM5O AD5Q,N5UM
NO2R K2NG,K2TW,NO2R
NP4Z NP3A,NP4Z
NR6O K3EST,K6AW,K6XC,KI7WX,N6BV
NT6K KA6BIM,KO6UW,NT6K
NY4A K2AV,K7GM,N4AF,W2CS
NZ1U KB1H,N1XS,NB1U
OL5T OK1DSZ,OK1DXF,OK1FHI,OK1KA,OK1QM,OK1TC,OK1WWJ
OL7R OK1VWK,OK1WMV,OK1XUV
OL8M OK1AY,OK1CM,OK1DRQ,OK1DX,OK1FCJ,OK1MR
OZ0XX OZ1BIZ,OZ3ZW,OZ5WQ
RM6A RA6AU,RA6AX,RA6CM,RA6CO,RN6AA,RN6BN,RV6YZ,UA6CQ
SK5EW SM3SGP,SM5IMO
TI5N CX6VM,N0KE,W1XE/0,W8QZA/6
VC6X TI2WGO,VE5FN,VE6BF,VE6EX,VE6JY,VE7AV,ZL1JG
VE7GL VA7AO,VA7OO,VE7GL
W4MYA K1SE,K4GAU,W4HJ,W4MYA,W4TJ,W4TNX,WU4G
W4NJK W4NJK,WB8TDA
WC4E K1TO,K4FB,K4OJ,N4GI,N4KM,T93M,W1CW,W1YL,WC4E
WL7E AL1G,KL2A,KL7FH,KL7Y,KL9A,WA2GO,WL7E
WW4T K4BAI,KU8E,W4AN
WX5S K0BEE,K6ENT,K6UFO,N6DE,N7MH,W1SRD,W6CT,W6LD,
W7SW,WX5S
WX6V K6LRN,WX6V
YM3LZ LZ1UQ,LZ2CJ,LZ2FI,LZ2FV,LZ2HM,LZ2UU,TA3D
YT6A T95A,VK1AA,YT6A,YT6PSF,YT6T,YU1RE,YU6ZD,YU7EU,
YU7FN,YZ7DX
YT9X YT1RA,YU1JW,YU1UH,YU1ZZ,YU7BW
ZX3S PU3AGN,PU3LOM,PY3BM,PY3CQ,PY3FBI,PY3MM,PY3NZ,
PY3PAZ
>From paule at sfu.ca Tue Jun 25 09:40:00 2002
From: paule@sfu.ca (paule@sfu.ca)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Internet free computer time syncronization???
Message-ID: <200206251540.g5PFe0Tf019363@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
I was recently introduced to Beaconsee and at one station where
I would like to use it, relying on the internet for clock
syncronization is not realistic. Does anyone know of a
cost effective means of doing this? I have been looking
for an "atomic clock" which connects to the computer,
similar to an alarm clock I have, but so far I have
not found one. One product I found that uses satellites
costs around $500, which is out of the question.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Tue Jun 25 16:56:19 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "It's not a contest."
References:
<016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net><002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
<027501c21c54$30b36910$0100a8c0@TL01>
Message-ID: <00ae01c21c60$d98363e0$27d7fea9@mirage>
> >I know, I know: It's not a contest.
>
> I have NEVER understood this timeless Newington pronouncement. Somebody
> show me why accuracy and efficiency should not be rewarded, especially
> during an Emergency Preparedness Exercise.
>
> My only guess is that it is an attempt to "not turn away the curious
> newcomer."
>
> Mark N5OT
And you're exactly right. If it's promoted as a contest - even lightly -
we'll lose a lot of folks that just don't want to be or think they can be
"competitive". Without getting into the psychology of it all, I think the
contest community's best return on time invested would be to...
1) Be there at Field Day and teach, teach, teach...
2) Suggest a Field Day challenge of another local club - say CW-against-CW
or something like that so it doesn't require that all operators be fully
committed to compete.
3) Right after Field Day, when everybody is still full of good memories,
suggest some kind of Sweepstakes "event" within the club for making, say,
100 QSOs or working 70 sections. Challenge another local club in some way.
4) Remind folks about the easy-going, friendly August NAQP (or whatever the
equivalent is in your QTH)
5) Pounce on the guys that are having the best time and organize a low-key
multi-op for WW or something.
Field Day is mostly a competition between one's own group, Mother Nature,
and the Forces of Murphy. For those of us that take it to the next level,
we can do that, too. It would be a good idea to add to the Field Day write
up - in the spirit of enhancing contest coverage in QST without adding
pages - commentary to the effect of, "If you enjoyed the freewheeling
hurly-burly of Field Day, try entering the following events..."
73, Ward N0AX
>From discreetly_confidential at yahoo.com Tue Jun 25 10:03:58 2002
From: discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com (Chuck)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D183B17.24225.398EE7@localhost>
Message-ID: <20020625160358.12246.qmail@web13304.mail.yahoo.com>
......AA4GA says..
"OK W7ABC 1A Georgia"
"2A Washington"
"W7ABC Thanks QRZ Field Day K7AW"
And take the frequency.
Mean, I know. :)
K3FT opines..
Mean? NO WAY! It's all part of the game. If
another op gives the opening because they are
unaware of a technique.. then it's fair game to
take and go! It's part of learning.
They will wonder 'what happened?' (maybe!) and
that might provoke them to learn something.
It is like any other effort. If you play a sport
and the other team is short of info on a proper
technique to play and you see the advantage and
take it.. well... life is...'
One thing about 'real life on the air contesting'
it plays no favorites and gives no quarter. It's
equitable.. and all can learn the tricks and
tips.
73
Chuck K3FT
Thanks to all who worked K3FT and gave Q's! I
appreciate it!
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>From k1dg at ix.netcom.com Tue Jun 25 10:09:02 2002
From: k1dg@ix.netcom.com (k1dg@ix.netcom.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Operating
Message-ID: <Springmail.0994.1025021342.0.46909400@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
K5ZM (at K7AW) said he heard:
>"CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
>
>"K7AW.."
>
>"K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
And it's not just FD.
There is a prominent local W1-area VHF/UHF college club station that operates
exactly
this way during VHF contests (at least the two in which I have operated and
listened to them...and sometimes they even omit the "go ahead" part). That is,
when they can actually hear any of the stations calling them, since turning a
beam occasionally also seems to be outside their skill set. I won't mention
the station specifically, but it is located at a famous Institute of
Technology in Massachusetts. Some operators/stations are just painful to
listen to.
But once in a while, a good op shows up at the local club FD site. The most
important lesson in contest operating I *ever* learned was on FD, when I took
over from the club hotshot on 40SSB, and was incredibly tense and nervous. I
starting talking so fast nobody could understand me, got all worked up when I
couldn't copy a guy calling me or if two guys called at once. The club
hotshot, Howie Gould, then K1HHN, now W9HG, tapped me on the shoulder and said
"Come on now, take a deep breath and relax. Don't get so worked up. This is
supposed to be fun, right? So have fun!".
That was in 1969 I think.
And I'm still having fun. Thanks, Howie.
73,
Doug K1DG
p.s. Only 18 more days til WRTC2002. (If K4OJ won't do it, someone has to!)
>From w2up at mindspring.com Tue Jun 25 17:36:46 2002
From: w2up@mindspring.com (Barry )
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
References: <02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
Message-ID: <3D189C1E.11651.1587584@localhost>
On 25 Jun 2002 mwdink@eskimo.com wrote:
> Just more reasons to stick with CW and forget that SSB stuff.
>
> :>)
>
> Then again, I copied some really weird code this weekend.
>
> dink
>
Speaking of which, I think I heard more bugs and Lake Erie swings over
the weekend than I've heard in the last year.
Barry W2UP (the only CW op at W2ZQ on Saturday afternoon)--
Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
>From paule at sfu.ca Tue Jun 25 12:30:14 2002
From: paule@sfu.ca (paule@sfu.ca)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the internet???
Message-ID: <200206251830.g5PIUETf006031@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
I am aware of some of the software that will do it
via the internet, but in the particular situation I
have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
Any thoughts???
Thanks again.
cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
>From ad1c at yahoo.com Tue Jun 25 12:40:53 2002
From: ad1c@yahoo.com (Jim Reisert)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Internet free computer time syncronization???
In-Reply-To: <200206251540.g5PFe0Tf019363@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Message-ID: <20020625184053.91446.qmail@web13602.mail.yahoo.com>
Check out this web site:
http://www.radiocontrolledclock.com/
They sell clocks that sync off low-frequency transmissions of WWVB. One model
has a serial port which can be used to synchornize your computer:
http://www.radiocontrolledclock.com/noname4.html
Less than $100
73 - Jim AD1C
=====
Jim Reisert AD1C, 7 Charlemont Court, North Chelmsford, MA 01863
USA +978-251-9933, <jjreisert@alum.mit.edu>, http://www.ad1c.com
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>From N5RP at pdq.net Tue Jun 25 14:48:48 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D189C1E.11651.1587584@localhost>
References: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
<02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020625133925.00b83900@pop.pdq.net>
I, for one, am grateful for every contact I make during FD weekend with a
new station or operator that might normally never get on during HF contest
operations.
As I work the "inefficient ops", I make a point, not always, but often, of
thanking them for the contact, wishing them a "good morning'" before I give
the exchange, and even take a second to ask the op where the exact location
and setup situation might be.
Adherence to ultra rate highly efficient contest QSO exchange format ? -
not exactly.
Fun ? - yes.
Will it bring somebody new into a weekend chase ? - Hopefully.
Do I care at how inept the "other end" might be in the QSO exchange ? - Nope.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From jeflanders at comcast.net Tue Jun 25 19:50:02 2002
From: jeflanders@comcast.net (Jerry Flanders)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Internet free computer time syncronization???
In-Reply-To: <200206251540.g5PFe0Tf019363@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625183712.00a195b0@mail.comcast.net>
A conventional GPS that has a standard serial connection can furnish
accurate time synch to the PC. Not sure what software is required, but I
believe UI-View has it built-in. Maybe other products as well.
I was considering adding a cheap GPS to this computer for time synch, but
then was able to hook it to my home network instead, so now it gets its
time synch from the internet via freeware NetLab 1.4 instead. Back when I
shopped, I found GPS refurbs as low as $50 (TripMate brand).
The very early computer clocks could be adjusted for drift. Don't know if
any motherboards still offer that - maybe you could hack an outboard
circuit to do it for your motherboard, then have the opsys reset the
software clock from that periodically??
Jerry W4UK
At 08:40 6/25/02 -0700, paule@sfu.ca wrote:
>I was recently introduced to Beaconsee and at one station where
>I would like to use it, relying on the internet for clock
>syncronization is not realistic. Does anyone know of a
>cost effective means of doing this? I have been looking
>for an "atomic clock" which connects to the computer,
>similar to an alarm clock I have, but so far I have
>not found one. One product I found that uses satellites
>costs around $500, which is out of the question.
>
>Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
>
>cheers, Paul - VA7NT
>From kbrown at powerhouseproductions.com Tue Jun 25 15:30:29 2002
From: kbrown@powerhouseproductions.com (Kevin Brown)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
In-Reply-To: <3D189C1E.11651.1587584@localhost>
Message-ID: <013401c21c7e$cae111c0$6401a8c0@jffsn1.mo.home.com>
While we're on the subject, and understand I don't consider myself of
your cr?me de le cr?me contester types. I do enjoy contesting and work
hard to get the rate up and keep it there... HOWEVER, most noticeable to
me during the just passed field day are the number of stations who call
a station running a frequency and immediately sending their report as
part of their initial call - even during a pileup. So, in the middle of
our pileups, a station is trying hard to work us, but cannot seem to
wait until he knows we're calling him. This appears more pervasive and
critical than some simple grammar "you are" stuff. If you're calling a
station, you best make darned sure he's talking to you before you send
your exchange. On a couple of occassions, stations that did that to
me... Often waited until they were the ONLY ones left trying to work me,
and then were told to "make sure I've got your callsign before you go
sending a report" That technique to me, is MUCH more important than "you
are blah blah." I can ignore the grammar issue... The other however is
annoying, and happens VERY too often.
And how many of us (myself included) actually sent the report correctly
each time?
(using N0SS since he can take it out on me personally if he so desires!)
KC0CZI QRZ FIELD DAY
N0SS
N0SS DE KC0CZI 2A MO
KC0CZI DE N0SS 2A MO
Suffix-only dropping is also pervasive and annoying. That isn't a
callsign. What's your FULL callsign? Surely you guys realize how
annoying it is to have to back up in your logging software and fix the
call.
And what about stations that REFUSE to use phonetics even when asked...
Can't begin to tell you how many times that happened this past weekend.
All in all however - those issues are good for receivers to deal with as
prepping them for real disasters when calling stations will not follow
your requested formatics.
However, I totally realize that this is NOT a contest... The desire to
get and maintain a high-rate is more as a training and exercise in
technique to ensure that operators are efficient handling messages
rapidly (in whatever method works best), though formatted exchanges go a
LONG way to conditioning that listening to only expect certain things...
In a real disaster, there wouldn't be any pre-conditioned formattics
(especially in a tactical environment). But, again, it's not a contest
- it's a disaster preparedness exercise. Again - our primary interest
in ALL of this is to GET THE MESSAGE THROUGH. For Field Day.. I tend to
make some exceptions, and remember them as training points later.
Of more interest to me... How many of your clubs actually treated your
setup and/or tear down as a disaster response? I suspect not nearly
enough.
-----Original Message-----
From: cq-contest-admin@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-admin@contesting.com] On Behalf Of Barry
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 11:37 AM
To: mwdink@eskimo.com; cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
On 25 Jun 2002 mwdink@eskimo.com wrote:
> Just more reasons to stick with CW and forget that SSB stuff.
>
> :>)
>
> Then again, I copied some really weird code this weekend.
>
> dink
>
Speaking of which, I think I heard more bugs and Lake Erie swings over
the weekend than I've heard in the last year.
Barry W2UP (the only CW op at W2ZQ on Saturday afternoon)--
Barry Kutner, W2UP Internet: w2up@mindspring.com
Newtown, PA Frankford Radio Club
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>From gmacie at xmmcorp.com Tue Jun 25 18:03:14 2002
From: gmacie@xmmcorp.com (Macie, Gordon)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Sweepstake Scores
Message-ID: <8FE1421FA0DB784291538271CB9E49906397D6@artemis.dsi-msl.com>
I download the csv file from arrl.org for 2001 sweepstakes for cw and phone..
Does anyone have previous years ??.. Reply direct thanks
Gordon Macie
N4LR
gmacie@hotmail.com
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>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Tue Jun 25 19:03:34 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
<02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
<5.1.1.2.2.20020625133925.00b83900@pop.pdq.net>
Message-ID: <00b001c21cad$4c204b60$edfe7243@sbcglobal.net>
Once again, I find myself essentially in-tune with what Bob, and some
others, have written.
Instead of ridiculing our FD brethren, they need to be encouraged, and shown
HOW to do it. We all had to start some-time, some-how, and I wonder how
many of us would like to hear recordings of our first ever QSO's, contest or
not..............?
Sadly, in the collective, we have managed to leave a pathetic legacy of HOW
NOT TO OPERATE for all the world to hear, and emulate.
WHERE do these gentlemen learn the "please copy"? NETS and LISTS, of
course. Wonderful examples of how not to operate......
WHERE do these gentlemen learn that you don't even have to know the other
station's call, before calling? PACKET, of course.
Perhaps the ULTIMATE example of non-operating.
We have met the enemy, and it is us.
Vy 73
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob, N5RP" <N5RP@pdq.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 11:48 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
> I, for one, am grateful for every contact I make during FD weekend with a
> new station or operator that might normally never get on during HF contest
> operations.
>
> As I work the "inefficient ops", I make a point, not always, but often, of
> thanking them for the contact, wishing them a "good morning'" before I
give
> the exchange, and even take a second to ask the op where the exact
location
> and setup situation might be.
>
> Adherence to ultra rate highly efficient contest QSO exchange format ? -
> not exactly.
> Fun ? - yes.
> Will it bring somebody new into a weekend chase ? - Hopefully.
> Do I care at how inept the "other end" might be in the QSO exchange ? -
Nope.
>
>
>
> Bob Perring
> ...........................................
> Amateur Radio Station N5RP
> mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
> N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>
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>From thompson at mindspring.com Tue Jun 25 23:20:08 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] FD Operating
References: <Springmail.0994.1025021342.0.46909400@webmail.pas.earthlink.net>
Message-ID: <001901c21cb7$ff21e700$748256d1@default>
Operating a casual 1B this happened to me several times. This actually
turns the frequency over to me. I send 1B Georgia and W7ABC comes back with
2A Washington. Its also slows things down.
I also noted extra comments (such as North Carolina sure beats Georgia).
Several also told me "when last heard" but since a report is not needed I
can't figure out why this is said.
Regarding the phrase "please copy" I hear this now in local traffic
handling. As an old hand (years ago ) of the National Trafiic System
(local, TCC, and both RN5 and 4RN) this must be a new technique. I hope
ARES does not teach this and I am asking the Georgia SM about this. Its
extra words that aren't needed whether a contest or an emergency test
exercise.
I did note some excellent operators even among the young and the YL's
recruited to bring in contacts.
K1AR's first contacts were at a field day before he was first licensed (in
the July Contest Column in CQ)...bet there are a lot of us out there!
73 Dave K4JRB
> K5ZM (at K7AW) said he heard:
>
> >"CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
> >
> >"K7AW.."
> >
> >"K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
>
> And it's not just FD.
>
>From kcechura at umr.edu Tue Jun 25 23:02:37 2002
From: kcechura@umr.edu (Ken Cechura)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] more on logging programs
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625215745.00b88fd8@pop3.umr.edu>
ok, let's start the war...or the email storm....email me direct or to the
list, doesnt matter....
Windows contest logger
what would the ideal one have?
(besides: TCP/IP networking, cabrillo log generation, (maybe points
calculation....PITA), section list, dupe checking, dupe listing while
you're entering the callsign, ???)
workign on writing a logger, hopefully will have it alpha released by
sweeps.....had the alpha 0.0.1 out at field day, decided it needed soem
work, now need some more ideas....
thanks
Ken
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// kcechura@umr.edu \\
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>From hamcat at directvinternet.com Wed Jun 26 04:43:46 2002
From: hamcat@directvinternet.com (K4SB)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <5.1.0.14.1.20020625074615.00aab370@pop3.eskimo.com>
<02a001c21bdc$f072b6c0$27d7fea9@mirage>
<5.1.1.2.2.20020625133925.00b83900@pop.pdq.net>
<00b001c21cad$4c204b60$edfe7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <3D193872.8239CC03@directvinternet.com>
James Neiger wrote:
SNIPPED
> We have met the enemy, and it is us.
> Vy 73
> Jim Neiger N6TJ
With all due apologies to Jim's very insightful post, it is NOT us.
That "please copy" can probably be traced to less than 50 hams in the
US, operating with greatly exaggerated opinions of themselves.
I remember checking into the 20 Meter county hunters net as I was
leaving Church, and thought I would drive north to hand out a few
relatively rare ones for GA. Apparently, the MC, a K2, had announced
some time
before not to use phonetics, and I was soundly chastised. I replied to
him that our minister, as a general rule, did not allow pickups in the
sanctuary, and that he could "kiss my ass"!
In this case, a virus which has infected 10s of thousands.
Dxpeditions are another cause. When they ask for "last 2", do what
9K2ZZ does. LOG them as such. His mgr. has explicit instructions to
reject any QSL logged with a 2 letter call, and to put such on the
original QSL with a note to that effect!
It's not us, but until we have the guts to openly criticize and inform
a newcomer for such, we share the blame.
73
Ed
>From ua9cdc at r66.ru Wed Jun 26 11:17:39 2002
From: ua9cdc@r66.ru (Igor Sokolov)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] more on logging programs
References: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625215745.00b88fd8@pop3.umr.edu>
Message-ID: <001a01c21cc8$69ea60c0$0801a8c0@mail.ur.ru>
> Windows contest logger
>
> what would the ideal one have?
> (besides: TCP/IP networking, cabrillo log generation, (maybe points
> calculation....PITA), section list, dupe checking, dupe listing while
> you're entering the callsign, ???)
>
> workign on writing a logger, hopefully will have it alpha released by
> sweeps.....had the alpha 0.0.1 out at field day, decided it needed soem
> work, now need some more ideas....
>
> thanks
> Ken
1) Smart band map (similar or better then in TRlog)
2) Fully user configurable
3) Possibility to add tests with non standard rules and point and multipler
systems
5) CW and RTTY sending and receiving
6) Support of all the types and brands of radios
7) Must be able to control antenna switch, linear amp, rotator
8) Build in Digital voice keyer
9) Ability to record audio of the entire contest with time stamps
10) Full support of M/S and M/M (things like passing mult from band to band,
keeping logs on different computer of the network in sync, provision of tx
inhibit on all the other trcvrs when one of them is in TX mode fo M/S etc)
11) On the fly and post contest analyses of band changes, rate by hours,
calls continental distribution ets (see post utility in TRlog)
12) Super check partial and other user database support
13) should be very fast even with several comps in the network and few
thousand QSO in the log
14)Should run across the range of platforms (Win95/98/NT/2000/XP )
15) should be reasonable in hardware requirements (should run on
Pentium90/133 with 16Mg of RAM)
I could go on an on but will better stop here :)
Igor UA9CDC
>From andy at mtts.elcom.ru Wed Jun 26 11:47:04 2002
From: andy@mtts.elcom.ru (Andrey Zinchenko RW3VZ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] About Marconi Memorial Contest - 2002
Message-ID: <011c01c21cdd$4bf9afc0$0e2143c2@mtts.elcom.ru>
Hi, All.
It isn't possible to send a log for MMC.
The ik6ptj@qsl.net isn't working.
May be another e-mail exists?
73!Andy
>From paul at ei5di.com Wed Jun 26 08:47:27 2002
From: paul@ei5di.com (Paul O'Kane)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] more on logging programs
References: <5.1.0.14.0.20020625215745.00b88fd8@pop3.umr.edu>
Message-ID: <002a01c21cdd$5712df80$e5a5fea9@dell>
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken Cechura" <kcechura@umr.edu>
> Windows contest logger
>
> what would the ideal one have?
Every contester has a different idea of what the "ideal" should
be. There is no single contest logger that is best in all
respects - any more than there is a single best antenna or best
rig.
If you're serious about writing a contest logger, then just do
it - and start by including the features and the contests that you
yourself prefer. It'll take longer than you think, and it may be
even longer before before anyone will buy the software. When they
do, however, you'll soon get all the feedback you need. If the
software is free, on the other hand, some potential users may feel
you're not fully commited to the project.
73,
Paul EI5DI
>From christor at microsoft.com Wed Jun 26 10:00:40 2002
From: christor@microsoft.com (Christoph Rheker)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: AW: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the
internet???
Message-ID:
<B8684750380B964F854CAC18406FCF52035B7A86@muc-msg-03.europe.corp.microsoft.com>
Hallo Paul,
here in Europe we can use the DCF-77 transmitter nr Frankfurt
on 77,5 kHz or MSF in England on 60 kHz to do that.
You will need a software that can decode the time signals
and then set the PC clock. SpecLab by DL4YHF
(see www.qsl.net/dl4yhf) does is.
However.. I am not sure if you can receive DCF-77 or
MSF in North America.
73 de Chris DL4YAO
-----Urspr?ngliche Nachricht-----
Von: paule@sfu.ca [mailto:paule@sfu.ca]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 25. Juni 2002 20:30
An: cq-contest@contesting.com
Betreff: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the internet???
Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
I am aware of some of the software that will do it
via the internet, but in the particular situation I
have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
Any thoughts???
Thanks again.
cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
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>From k4ww at arrl.net Wed Jun 26 06:57:42 2002
From: k4ww@arrl.net (Shelby Summerville)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <013401c21c7e$cae111c0$6401a8c0@jffsn1.mo.home.com>
Message-ID: <001c01c21cf7$ea1d8c20$87badc0c@insightbb.com>
"Kevin Brown" <kbrown@powerhouseproductions.com> wrote: "However, I totally
realize that this is NOT a contest"
Pronunciation: 'k?n-"test
Function: noun
1 : a struggle for superiority or victory
Scores are kept, results are published? NOT a contest...."surely you jest"!
"In a real disaster, there wouldn't be any pre-conditioned formattics"
Having "been there, done that", I see a "noticable difference" in the
ability to copy/understand the received information under pressure, in those
"comfortable" with sending/receiving information, and those that are not?
Until those that feel they are prepared for disaster communications are
ready to admit that they aren't, all of the training in the world will not
have any success, because "they" won't attend?
IMHO, Field Day should be a "social event" with some directed interest
toward proving the ability to provide emergency communications and
demonstrate this ability to the public. The "real" emergency agencies are
already aware of whom they can "count on" in a "real" emergency!
C'Ya, Shelby - K4WW
>From windev at inetmarket.com Wed Jun 26 10:06:42 2002
From: windev@inetmarket.com (Gerry Hull)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using the internet???
In-Reply-To: <200206251830.g5PIUETf006031@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
References: <200206251830.g5PIUETf006031@rm-rstar.sfu.ca>
Message-ID: <20020626090130.0506.WINDEV@inetmarket.com>
Hi Paul,
No problem. All you need is a GPS that outputs NEMA
sentences (most do) with an RS-232 cable. Then, go to
http://www.kaska.demon.co.uk/tardis.htm and download
Tardis 200, a shareware atomic clock program that works
with Internet sources, or a GPS that outputs NEMA sentences.
I used it during the VHF contest (from a mountaintop w/no internet)
for syncing JT44, and it gave me 0.127 second accuracy! Not too bad.
73,
Gerry, W1VE/VE1RM
> Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
> the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
>
> I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
> clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
>
> I am aware of some of the software that will do it
> via the internet, but in the particular situation I
> have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
>
> Any thoughts???
>
> Thanks again.
>
> cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
> "Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
> _______________________________________________
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Hull Computer Consulting
POB C, Greenfield, NH
Home Office: 603-547-8327
Voice Mail/Fax: 866-823-5473
email: windev@inetmarket.com
>From thompson at mindspring.com Wed Jun 26 12:11:14 2002
From: thompson@mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
Message-ID: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
not come from them.
They all noticed this too.
The ball is in out court as contesters to get to the clubs and help them
train their operators in good techniques. Most of the field day operators
are not contesters and welcome advice as they want to improve the club
score. I told the SEC that even a slow op could add 5 or 10 QSO's per hour
if they followed good procedures. I was told that many of the young
operators were given a script to follow
in making QSOs. One YL (she is now a General) at a local club made over
500 SSB QSOs following a script last year.
Field Day is a great opportunity for contesters to make an impact and train
new contesters. Its a big weekend for many clubs. You might even learn
something!
73 Dave K4JRB
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Wed Jun 26 12:00:35 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
In-Reply-To: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
>I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
>not come from them.
For what little I'm sure it'll be worth... Even though my operation has
been 95% CW, I began operating in sectional phone nets in about 1959,
though it wasn't until probably 1965 or so that I began hearing "Please
copy" used by some operators. By the late '60s it was quite a bit more
prominent (at least in the Midwest). I believe it's still seen regularly on
a number of phone nets... usually local or sectional, rather than regional
or larger.
Granted, it's not good operating procedure, but it IS something many ops
have grown up with and will continue to do so until those who use it stop
doing so.
73,
Tom N0SS
>From snichols at mvosprey.com Wed Jun 26 14:50:41 2002
From: snichols@mvosprey.com (Scott Nichols)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
References: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
Message-ID: <3D19F0E1.1EA4438D@mvosprey.com>
I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts as an instinctive "bridge"
between the callsign and the report in a situation where a signal report is not
required. We are used to giving a "59" before the required exchange, and when we
can't start the exchange with the standard "59", we want to replace it with
something else.
You rarely hear "please copy" in ARRL DX or CQ WPX etc., where the report starts
with a signal report...
I catch myself somethimes wanting to say it as well, just to smooth out the
verbage in the report...I'm no linguist, but it seems to flow better...Whether
it be "please copy" or "your" or "good morning, your" or whatever...It also
seems a little more friendly...It's been going on for years...I remember my
first Field Day in 1975, one of the old timers said it in every QSO...That still
sticks in my head and is the reason the phrase still comes to my mind when
giving a SSB report in Field Day...Must have been more prevalent back then ?? I
don't know...I stuck to CW this year.......
73, and hope to see you in the RAC Canada Day Contest July 1st 0000z-2359z
(where a signal report IS required, so I'll be testing out my theory!!)
Scott,VE1OP
"David L. Thompson" wrote:
> I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
> not come from them.
> They all noticed this too.
>
> The ball is in out court as contesters to get to the clubs and help them
> train their operators in good techniques. Most of the field day operators
> are not contesters and welcome advice as they want to improve the club
> score. I told the SEC that even a slow op could add 5 or 10 QSO's per hour
> if they followed good procedures. I was told that many of the young
> operators were given a script to follow
> in making QSOs. One YL (she is now a General) at a local club made over
> 500 SSB QSOs following a script last year.
>
> Field Day is a great opportunity for contesters to make an impact and train
> new contesters. Its a big weekend for many clubs. You might even learn
> something!
>
> 73 Dave K4JRB
>
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
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>From wd3q at erols.com Wed Jun 26 12:23:11 2002
From: wd3q@erols.com (Eric Rosenberg)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without >using the
internet???
Message-ID: <260602177.40960@webbox.com>
For a wireless solution using GPS satellites, look at TAPR's
Most Accurate Clock (TOC). This is a really neat piece of equipment.
Look at http://www.tapr.org/tapr/html/tac2.html
Eric W3DQ
Washington, DC
>--- Original Message ---
>To: cq-contest@contesting.com
>From: paule@sfu.ca
>Reply-To: paule@sfu.ca
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without >using
the internet???
>
>Thanks for the replies to my previous message, but I guess
>the title I chose did not convey the idea I wanted.
>
>I am looking for a means of syncronizing the computer's
>clock WITHOUT HAVING AN INTERNET CONNECTION.
>
>I am aware of some of the software that will do it
>via the internet, but in the particular situation I
>have in mind, using the internet is not an option.
>
>Any thoughts???
>
>Thanks again.
>
>cheers, Paul - VA7NT ex VE7CQK - email: paule@sfu.ca
>"Those who hear not the music. . . think the dancers mad."
>From dhenderson at arrl.org Wed Jun 26 15:30:27 2002
From: dhenderson@arrl.org (Henderson, Dan N1ND)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ARRL Contest Online Results opened
Message-ID: <125490A005E3D3118C9C00805FC743CC044F8EED@KAHLESS>
Hi all:
The Online results for the 2001 ARRL 160 Meter Contest and the 2002 ARRL
January VHF Sweepstakes have been opened at:
www.arrl.org/contest/results
Many thanks to Will Roberts, AA4NC, for his excellent work on the 160 Meter
results article and to Mark Hoffman K2AXX and Jeff Ach, W2FU, for their work
on the January VHF Sweepstakes articles.
As we continue to explore options with the online results, your feedback is
important. Remember that this feature is new and really a "work in
progress". As we continue to expand the coverage, we will also try to
address concerns/problems that may arise. While the authors write the work,
the online presentation and data work is directed by ARRL Headquarters staff
persons. Many thanks to those staffers as we continue to learn - just like
you - how to best provide you with more user information on the ARRL contest
events. A special thanks goes to the ARRL Web Software Development
Department, especially Jon Bloom, KE3Z, and Tom Hogerty, WC1J. Also, many
thanks to the MVP - Most Valuable Person - in the ARRL Contest Branch, my
assistant Kathy Allison, KA1RWY. As a team, we will continue to work on
presentation and features.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me personally at
n1nd@arrl.org
Thanks and 73
Dan Henderson, N1ND
ARRL Contest Branch Manager
>From loumecseri at bestnetpc.com Wed Jun 26 15:54:06 2002
From: loumecseri@bestnetpc.com (Loumecseri)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
Message-ID: <3D1A0DCE.9C7E8CB6@bestnetpc.com>
What is wrong with being polite?
73s
Lou
Tom Hammond N?SS wrote:
> >I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase "please copy" did
> >not come from them.
>
> For what little I'm sure it'll be worth... Even though my operation has
> been 95% CW, I began operating in sectional phone nets in about 1959,
> though it wasn't until probably 1965 or so that I began hearing "Please
> copy" used by some operators. By the late '60s it was quite a bit more
> prominent (at least in the Midwest). I believe it's still seen regularly on
> a number of phone nets... usually local or sectional, rather than regional
> or larger.
>
> Granted, it's not good operating procedure, but it IS something many ops
> have grown up with and will continue to do so until those who use it stop
> doing so.
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
> _______________________________________________
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>From al_lorona at agilent.com Wed Jun 26 14:09:04 2002
From: al_lorona@agilent.com (al_lorona@agilent.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
Message-ID: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C120F@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
I have poked fun at myself for years for using "Please copy" in contests. I
know I shouldn't, but I can't help myself. I think it goes back to my
hometraining; I can still hear my mother telling me to say "Please," and "Thank
you," for practically every social situation.
But really, "Please copy" is so much more friendly, more social, and, more
importantly, a more effective attention-getting signal than an abrupt
"Thirty-seven alpha Sacramento Valley." What, no "QSL", no "Roger", not even a
"Thanks" preceding the exchange? "Please copy" is a very efficient way of
saying, "Pick up your pencil and turn on the DSP or whatever you have to do;
here comes my exchange. You ready?"
I have resisted the pressure to become less human and more robotic, especially
during Field Day when new hams and the public are listening in such greater
numbers than during any other time. "Please copy" is my little tiny way of
making the scary a little bit less scary.
After September 11, a lot was written in the press about how people had become,
at least for the moment, a little bit nicer to each other in the enormity and
the shock of what had happened, not only in New York, but everywhere else in
the country. People honked their horns just a little bit less, and said "Hello"
just a little bit more. In a real real, you know, nationwide emergency, I bet
you that hearing an occasional "Please copy" is going to give you a slightly
more reassuring feeling as you pass traffic that is largely depressing and
terrifying.
You guys sometimes make a mountain out of a molehill!
W6LX said that.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tom Hammond N?SS [mailto:n0ss@earthlink.net]
> Sent: Wednesday, 26 June 2002 9:01 AM
> To: cq-contest@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
>
>
>
> >I talked with Georgia ARES/NTS personnel and the phrase
> "please copy" did
> >not come from them.
>
> For what little I'm sure it'll be worth... Even though my
> operation has
> been 95% CW, I began operating in sectional phone nets in about 1959,
> though it wasn't until probably 1965 or so that I began
> hearing "Please
> copy" used by some operators. By the late '60s it was quite a
> bit more
> prominent (at least in the Midwest). I believe it's still
> seen regularly on
> a number of phone nets... usually local or sectional, rather
> than regional
> or larger.
>
> Granted, it's not good operating procedure, but it IS
> something many ops
> have grown up with and will continue to do so until those who
> use it stop
> doing so.
>
> 73,
>
> Tom N0SS
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From discreetly_confidential at yahoo.com Wed Jun 26 14:07:29 2002
From: discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com (Chuck)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
In-Reply-To: <3D19F0E1.1EA4438D@mvosprey.com>
Message-ID: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
"I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
"..It also seems a little more friendly..."
K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
the pros in this world is that even though the
guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
considered.
The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
the start of the message (on voice circuits)
helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
personal touch' in the mix.
Another purpose is to give the recieving
operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
though you know that the other guy is ready
because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
energize the brain/body to begin actually
writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
traffic', put down the mic, ready his
pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
whatever you send next.
Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
your readiness to receive and your full
readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
providing that needed delay so the reciever can
be assured of having all in place to copy.
That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
73
Chuck K3FT
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>From hwardsil at centurytel.net Wed Jun 26 21:36:04 2002
From: hwardsil@centurytel.net (Ward Silver)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy - Not Worth the Bother
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
Message-ID: <008d01c21d51$18bd2280$27d7fea9@mirage>
"Please copy" is probably the littlest, most insignificant of our fish to
fry. It is hardly more of a vermiform appendix than our own repetitive and
useless "599". If we decide to beat the newbies up for a transgression on
this level, it will hardly be a wonder if they decide to take their ham
radio minutes elsewhere.
Teach, not punish!
73, Ward N0AX
>From i2uiy at cqww.com Wed Jun 26 17:54:11 2002
From: i2uiy@cqww.com (I2UIY)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Eu Sprint Spring 2002 - SSB & CW Results
Message-ID: <4.1.20020626202442.00b48c10@popmail.libero.it>
Eu Sprint - Spring 2002
Rules and All Time Records can be seen at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Dear OM,
Here are the results of the first two EU Sprint contests of 2002.
The winners of the first two sprints of the year are Timo, OH1NOA
(operating as OH1F), and Dave, G4BUO.
SSB. Timo achieved the fourth highest SSB score ever and the second
highest score of all time on 20m. During the SSB Sprint 20 was the best
band and most entrants made great scores on this band. Second place
went to Peter, YL7A. He beat OH1F on both 40 and 80 but Timo's 102 QSOs
on 20 made the difference. Third place goes to Ran, UW5Q. Thirteen
station made more than 150 valid QSOs and this includes some new faces,
which is a good sign!
CW. Dave, G4BUO, won his second CW Sprint and - for the first time - the
three highest scores are all from the same country: England. Second place
goes to Steve, G0CKP, and third belongs to Andy, G4PIQ/P. Conditions were
not so good as during the SSB leg on the previous weekend. 20m was still
the best band but QSO numbers were much lower.
2002 Eu Sprint Plaques. Please remember that each country winner will
receive a colourful certificate but - at the end of the year - the big prizes
will go
to the three highest combined scores. To qualify you must have entered at least
three of the four European Sprint contests in 2002.
Autumn 2002. Please remember that the next two events will take place in
October as follows:
SSB: first Saturday in October - 5 October 2002 - managed by I2UIY
CW: second Saturday in October - 12 October 2002 - managed by OK2FD
Rules and All Time Records can be seen at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Finally, we were very sorry to hear of the passing of Laci, YU7SF. He was a
great supporter of all contests including the Sprints and we will all miss his
callsign in future events.
=============================
Results of the 2002 Spring SSB Eu Sprint
held on April 13, 2002 - Manager G4BUO.
Rules and All Time Records can be seen
at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Call Name Q's 80 40 20
------------------------------------------------
1. OH1F TIMO 193 31 60 102
2. YL7A PETER 185 33 61 91
3. UW5Q RAN 178 29 50 99
4. UX0FF NIK 175 39 52 84
5. RX3DCX DIMA 174 34 57 83
UA4LU VLAD 174 25 51 98
7. RW2F ANDY 173 25 60 88
8. LY4AA SAM 170 34 51 85
9. LY9A GED 167 27 42 98
10. 9A3NM SASA 165 43 55 67
11. LY2OX TED 159 33 46 80
12. UA2FZ IGOR 158 36 48 74
13. OK1RK DAVID 154 37 49 68
14. GM3POI CLIVE 149 22 46 81
EA5DFV JOSE 149 14 40 95
16. IK4SXJ PIERO 147 31 39 77
17. IK2HKT STEN 145 32 45 68
18. IK2ANI ALDO 144 28 50 66
DH1TW TOBY 144 21 51 72
20. UX1UA SERGE 140 32 26 82
IV3KTY MARK 140 28 45 67
22. IK8UND SAL 135 2 51 82
23. G0AEV STEVE 125 20 40 65
24. ON6NL ANTON 119 19 43 57
25. 9A7P LEE 118 19 44 55
26. M5ZAP ANDY 117 21 38 58
27. G0MTN LEE 112 12 35 65
28. OL5Y MARTIN 109 19 48 42
29. GW4BLE STEVE 108 26 32 50
30. EA3BOX JOAN 103 0 34 69
31. IK2CIO VINI 102 26 30 46
32. Z32AF VEN 98 8 20 70
SM4AIO ERNIE 98 11 15 72
IZ1ANK STEVE 98 14 35 49
35. GW3NJW CLIVE 91 10 24 57
36. IN3FHE INA 89 8 29 52
37. UA3DLD ALEX 88 16 15 57
38. IK1TTD BEN 85 11 28 46
39. IK2YYS WAL 76 10 28 38
40. LZ2UZ KRISTO 73 4 0 69
41. I2SVA ALEX 68 0 18 50
42. SM3X LARS 61 0 0 61
G0VOK NIALL 61 0 8 53
8S0F INGVAR 61 0 0 61
45. UA1WBV SERGE 59 6 9 44
LZ1DM PLAM 59 18 0 41
47. EA3AKA GABRIEL 56 0 0 56
48. I2WIJ BOB 54 11 0 43
49. OK2BND JAN 53 0 20 33
50. OM1AW MINO 51 8 17 26
51. EA3FHP JOSEP 48 0 10 38
52. RW3FO DIMA 47 0 12 35
IZ0BXZ MAX 47 0 9 38
54. SP3JIY NICK 46 0 0 46
55. EA9AI JAVI 37 0 0 37
56. EU4LY YURI 35 7 0 28
57. SN4X JACK 34 0 3 31
58. IS0LLJ ANNA 33 0 13 20
59. EA4EFJ JOSE 32 0 0 32
EI/G4BUO DAVE 32 5 19 8
YU7SF LACI 32 2 3 27
62. GD4GWQ ANN 27 0 5 22
63. IZ0BNR PINO 21 0 0 21
64. AT0D RAM 19 0 0 19
IZ2EJU RIK 19 0 0 19
66. SM6DER DAN 17 0 0 17
67. LY3BY WILLY 15 0 0 15
68. DL4RDJ JOE 11 0 11 0
Results of the 2002 Spring CW Eu Sprint
held on April 20, 2002 - Manager I2UIY.
Rules and All Time Records can be seen
at <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Call Name Q's 80 40 20
------------------------------------------------
1. G4BUO DAVE 143 36 53 54
2. G0CKP STEVE 139 36 52 51
3. G4PIQ/P ANDY 137 35 47 55
4. UA2FZ IGOR 134 33 49 52
5. OL0E VOC 131 40 53 38
6. GM3POI CLIVE 129 32 44 53
7. LY2OX TED 128 38 45 45
8. EA3KU FER 126 28 35 63
9A3NM SASA 126 35 48 43
LY4AA SAM 126 41 45 40
11. RW2F ANDY 125 39 43 43
12. OL5Y MAR 121 36 49 36
13. IK4MTF PET 120 33 48 39
14. M0TTT ROB 119 34 37 48
UY5ZZ VLAD 119 31 50 38
16. UX1UA SERGE 114 34 40 40
G3SXW ROGER 114 31 42 41
18. RA3XO SANY 113 35 42 36
19. IK2CIO VINI 111 30 35 46
20. GU3SQX ED 108 29 43 36
21. GW3NJW CLIVE 107 23 37 47
22. YL7A PETER 103 28 43 32
23. IK2HKT STEN 102 30 38 34
24. EA5FID JUAN 97 6 44 47
25. LZ1ZM NICK 95 23 34 38
26. SM3X LARS 90 19 34 37
27. ON6NL ANTON 84 26 31 27
28. IN3FHE INA 82 24 34 24
29. G0MTN LEE 80 26 31 23
30. OK2BND JAN 79 26 36 17
31. DL2ZAV UDO 75 27 36 12
32. SM7BVO ROLF 69 25 23 21
33. G3TXF NIGEL 64 21 31 12
34. LY9A GED 59 0 18 41
35. UY5TE NICK 57 0 33 24
36. YU8/LZ1BJ BOYAN 55 0 24 31
G3RSD JOHN 55 0 36 19
38. YL2PN PETER 53 20 30 3
39. IK2NCF FEL 49 19 20 10
40. SM7EH GOSTA 46 13 24 9
41. UW5U VLAD 35 15 19 1
42. EU4LY YURI 33 9 10 14
43. SM3AVW SID 23 4 19 0
44. K1KI TOM 22 0 0 22
YL1ZF KAS 22 0 14 8
46. YB2UDH TANG 21 0 0 21
47. UR6IGG BORIS 20 0 0 20
IK2SAE PAOLO 20 1 8 11
49. JA3YPL AKI 17 0 0 17
50. EA9AI JAVI 13 0 0 13
51. YU7SF LACI 9 0 0 9
*******************************************
* PLEASE NOTE THE NEW EMAIL ADDRESS FOR LOGS *
************************************************
EU SPRINT 2002
In 1994 the EU Sprint Gang (I2UIY, OK2FD, DL6RAI, and G4BUO) organized the
first European Sprint contests. For 2001 there have been some rule changes,
introducing an awards programme and bringing the Spring Sprints forward in
the calendar. You can find past scores and other information about the
sprints by visiting the official EU Sprint web site at this address:
<http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
The BIG news is that now we will award a certificate to the winners in each
country but this is not all. Three nice plaques will be awarded for the top
three scores from all four contests combined. Therefore, please red circle
the four EU Sprint saturdays on your calendar, we will be looking for you
starting October 5!
EU SPRINT 2002
The EU Sprint Gang hereby invites you to participate in the two European
Sprint Contests held in Autumn 2002.
ENTRANTS: any licensed station may enter the Sprint. European stations can
work everybody; stations outside of Europe can work only European stations.
CATEGORIES: Single Operator ONLY. Only ONE signal may be aired at one time.
DATES:
EU SPRINT Autumn:
* SSB: first Saturday in October - 5 October 2002 - managed by I2UIY
* CW: second Saturday in October - 12 October 2002 - managed by OK2FD
TIME: from 15:00 UTC until 18:59 UTC.
BANDS: 20, 40 and 80 metres only.
Pilot frequencies are: SSB: 14.250, 7.050, 3.730. CW: 14.040, 7.025, 3.550
EXCHANGE: all of the following data MUST BE PART OF THE EXCHANGE:
a) your callsign,
b) the other station's callsign,
c) your serial number starting from 001 (RST not required),
d) your name or nickname.
Please note that BOTH stations MUST repeat BOTH callsigns DURING the
exchange.
A valid exchange is: "OK2FD de I2UIY 118 Paolo" while "OK2FD 118 Paolo" is
NOT a valid exchange.
SPECIAL QSY RULE: if any station initiates a call (by sending CQ, QRZ?,
etc.), he is permitted to work ONLY one station on the same frequency. He
must thereafter move AT LEAST 2 (two) kHz before he may call another
station or before he may solicit again (CQ, QRZ?, etc.) other calls.
VALID CONTACTS: valid contacts are QSOs correctly logged and confirmed.
Each operator may use ONE and ONLY one name during the Sprint. If the
exchange is copied incorrectly, that operator will receive zero (0) points.
In case of miscopied callsigns, both stations will receive zero (0) points
for that QSO.
SCORING: each valid QSO counts one 1 (one) point. The final score is the
total number of QSOs.
AWARDS: Colorful certificates will be issued to the winners of each Sprint,
and to the leaders in each country. A special plaque will also be awarded
for the top three scores from all four contests combined. To be eligible
for this award an operator must enter at least three of the Sprints in the
year. Results will be forwarded as soon as possible to Leagues, magazines
and bulletins.
LOGS: a single chronological log is required. Please send us your log via
email or on a floppy disk, if you use computer for logging. Use any of the
available software or send a plain ASCII file. A separate summary sheet is
also required. Please send us the right files: for DL2NBU software, send
yourcall.ASC; for N6TR software, send yourcall.DAT; for IK4EWK software,
send yourcall.DBF.
If you want the latest release of the DL2NBU software, you can download it
from the EU Sprint web site: <http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/>.
Log files must be sent NO LATER than 15 days after the contest to:
<eusprint@kkn.net>. The receipt of your electronic log will be confirmed.
If you do not receive a confirmation within two days, try again or use the
postal
system.
Disk logs, or paper entries must be posted NO LATER than 15 days after the
contest to the appropriate address:
* Autumn SSB Sprint: Paolo Cortese, I2UIY, P. O. Box 14, 27043 Broni
(PV), Italy.
* Autumn CW Sprint: Karel Karmasin, OK2FD, Gen. Svobody 636, 674 01
Trebic, Czech Republic.
Thanks in advance for your participation de: G4BUO, I2UIY & OK2FD.
Download the FREE software: http://loja.kkn.net/~i2uiy/
>From n2mg at eham.net Wed Jun 26 19:38:16 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
References: <004401c21d23$be7e3c00$988156d1@default>
<3D19F0E1.1EA4438D@mvosprey.com>
Message-ID: <006701c21d63$fd2f52a0$3201a8c0@mikehome>
Sweepstakes is a contest where the "you're" is kind of an intro to the
serial number, "You're number 123 Bravo", etc. and actually makes sense - if
that really matters.
I don't see the big deal. The rate is generally slow for one thing and I'd
rather see many of the other non-contester-isms mentioned in these threads
dealt with before we worry about the "you're". I would agree that a
newcomer should not be "taught" to use the phrase, but trying to rid an old
timer of it is a waste of time. Besides, what would FD be without some
Lid-isms?
Is this all we have to complain about? ;-)
73 Mike N2MG
----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Nichols" <snichols@mvosprey.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 12:50 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
> I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts as an instinctive
"bridge"
> between the callsign and the report in a situation where a signal report
is not
> required. We are used to giving a "59" before the required exchange, and
when we
> can't start the exchange with the standard "59", we want to replace it
with
> something else.
>
> You rarely hear "please copy" in ARRL DX or CQ WPX etc., where the report
starts
> with a signal report...
>From yt3t at absolutok.net Thu Jun 27 02:37:08 2002
From: yt3t@absolutok.net (Kele YT3T)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] K1B QSLs
References: <200206261603.g5QG3uKF008012@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <001f01c21d6a$6e3e22e0$8ae45d50@jstajcic>
Gentlemen,
we finished K1Baker QSL printing today, and filling process started
immediately.
Some of you will get lucky and confirm the QSO(s) in F-hafen, and some
others in F-inland, since Hrane will bring small quantity along.
Your QSL requests should be sent to Roman RZ3AA for SSB, and YT1AD for other
modes.
Cheers, 73
Kele YU1AO
http://QSLL.com
for your easy solution
>From widelitz at gte.net Wed Jun 26 18:29:57 2002
From: widelitz@gte.net (Ken Widelitz)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy - Not Worth the Bother
In-Reply-To: <008d01c21d51$18bd2280$27d7fea9@mirage>
Message-ID: <LNBBKMPKENFADHHAMOPICEAJCBAA.widelitz@gte.net>
Then there is the guy in Phone Sweepstakes who, after answering my CQ,
always starts his exchange with me by saying "Thanks for NOT saying 'Please
Copy.'"
73, Ken, K6LA
>From n0ss at earthlink.net Wed Jun 26 20:46:36 2002
From: n0ss@earthlink.net (Tom Hammond =?iso-8859-1?Q?N=D8SS?=)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Field Day and please copy
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626194611.00aecbd0@localhost>
Hi Lou:
At 01:54 PM 6/26/02, you wrote:
>What is wrong with being polite?
Nothing whatsoever.
However, when you are in a real emergency situation, the less unnecessary
verbiage the better. You want to get the important information passed
without any extraneous traffic.
73,
Tom N0SS
>From ve4xt at mb.sympatico.ca Wed Jun 26 21:04:11 2002
From: ve4xt@mb.sympatico.ca (Kelly Taylor)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please copy
Message-ID: <003401c21d76$8de47020$0100a8c0@joe>
Hi,
I guess this whole thread is preaching to the converted. I don't imagine too
many ops who aren't at least casual contesters subscribe, so I'm not sure
what the point of the thread is.
Be that as it may...
So that my message doesn't further preach, here's my suggestion: why don't
we keep a list of contesters willing to hold seminars for clubs about
operating techniques for Field Day.
The ARRL/RAC organizations can distribute through the affiliated club system
a notice of our intent along with an invitation to contact the keeper of
said list for a referral to a volunteer contester in or near their area. If
someone could donate a small bit of server space, we could even
semi-automate the function. Perhaps its something that could go on the, oh,
just for the sake of argument, ARRL servers. This list may need to be broken
down into regions: if so, I volunteer to keep list for Canada.
Perhaps someone could even convince, horror of horrors, QST to print in May
QST a primer on contesting -- oops, sorry, operating -- for Field Day. I'll
be sending an e-mail to that effect to N1BKE shortly.
We know all this stuff, so it doesn't help to rant about it here. It won't
help to put it into NCJ, either. Sorry to break with tradition in trying to
offer a HELPFUL suggestion ;=) but I think it's something worthwhile,
particularly if we want to try and siphon off some FD enthusiasm into
contesting.
73, kelly
VE4XT
>From TOMK5RC at aol.com Wed Jun 26 22:31:02 2002
From: TOMK5RC@aol.com (TOMK5RC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy - Not Worth the Bother
Message-ID: <60.21ee168e.2a4bc4d6@aol.com>
C'mon guys. The "please copy" issue is a metaphor for the learning curve we
all have gone through. I can't believe you are having a literal debate over
it.
It is prevalent in FD because we are doing what Elmer's should do, teach our
operating skills and values to the newcomers. Sometimes it is most effective
by direct instruction. Sometimes by demonstration and example. Yes, sometimes
through humor and trial by fire.
I wasn't able to go to FD last weekend, but I got on and made a few hundred
QSO's, taking the time to politely correct the uneducated, make suggestions
of technique to the unskilled and having the patience to work someone calling
endlessly or out of turn. That's why it is not a contest, but an operating
event.
Get a grip. This is supposed to be fun.
Tom, K5RC
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>From vr2bg at harts.org.hk Wed Jun 26 23:54:25 2002
From: vr2bg@harts.org.hk (VR2BrettGraham)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Computer time syncronization without using
the internet???
In-Reply-To: <200206261548.g5QFmFKF007548@contesting.com>
Message-ID: <4.3.2.7.0.20020626224526.01d69ed0@pop.pacific.net.hk>
VA7NT needs to accurately set a computer's clock without resorting to
the Internet.
At VR2BG, the radio computer is a dedicated DOS machine, with no
connection to the outside world other than a floppy drive & serial port
connection to another machine with a 10+ year old copy of LapLink.
An equally retro approach to setting the radio computer's clock is used -
a wristwatch. I set the watch at work from time to time & know it's well
within a second for the next week or so. When I forget to do so before
the weekend, there is always JJY, BPM & (if the band is open)
WWV/WWVH to fall back on.
73, BW2/VR2BrettGraham
>From K4tmc at aol.com Wed Jun 26 23:03:13 2002
From: K4tmc@aol.com (K4tmc@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] July QST and CQ cover arrive
Message-ID: <7a.28ed8f34.2a4bcc61@aol.com>
Having been out of town on a business trip for over a week, the PO box was
stuffed with goodies - QST, CQ, fishing magazines, etc. The latest issue of
QST was in pristine condition while all I found of CQ was the cover pages
with several rips and tears. Those staples through the thin cover material
just does not stand up to the rigors of today's Postal Service employee
handling. Please bring back the days of plastic bags or brown paper
wrappers! Although I get my share of ripped and torn magazine covers, this
is the first time I can remember not getting the whole magazine in some form.
So, for CQ, all I can tell you is what is on the front cover:
Photo of W7HUY on his tower with an inset close-up of him strapped-on and
waving.
Caption is: "Antenna Special!"
In This Issue - Cautions on Side Arms & Mobile Mounts; Results, 2001 CQ/RJ WW
RTTY WPX Contest
CQ Reviews - Icom IC-756 Pro II Transceiver; KMA-1330 HF Log Periodic
Antenna; High Sierra HS-1500 Mobile Antenna
Now, on to QST...
Front cover photo of KL7JGS and KD7GUZ doing some maintenance on a VHF
vertical array with Montana mountains in the background.
Contest related items:
Lightning Protection for the Amateur Radio Station, Part 2
Hints & Kinks - Improve Audio, At The Other End! (receiver)
Results - 2001 ARRL November Phone Sweepstakes
Rules - 2002 ARRL August UHF, and 10 GHz and Up Cumulative Contests
Other interesting items:
It Seems To Us... - (editorial) Progress on 40 Meters
DC Currents - Landmark Bill Could Provide Relief to Amateurs from Restrictive
Covenants
A Simple and Portable HF Vertical Travel Antenna
K8SYL's 75 and 10-Meter Dipole
The N4GG Array (variations on the Bobtail Curtain and multi-element dipoles)
The K4VX Linear-Loaded Dipole for 7 MHz
Amateur Radio Hits the Big Screen (an IMAX film)
Product Review - ICOM IC-V8000 VHF FM Transceiver; and QST Compares HF/VHF
Wattmeters
Happenings - Amateur Radio Poised to Gain Two New Bands (136 kHz & 5.25 MHz)
Notable Silent Keys - W1HQ and W0DX/VP2VI
How's DX? - A Micronesian Adventure, the story of T88ZZ/V63RF
YL News - YLs in YK
QRP Power - Any Day You're Vertical is a Good Day!
Exam Info - New Extra Class Question Pool Effective July 1
Microwavelengths - Microwave Antennas
Old Radio - Harvey-Wells Bandmaster
Results - 2001 Simulated Emergency Test
Ads:
Fluidmotion Antenna Systems/SteppIR has full-page ad for their "Ultimate
Yagis".
Force 12 has 2-page full-color ad for their new products.
Full-page ad for the new MFJ-890 DX Beacon Monitor
73 & High Rates,
Henry Pollock - K4TMC
Raleigh, NC
>From n6tj at sbcglobal.net Wed Jun 26 21:12:51 2002
From: n6tj@sbcglobal.net (James Neiger)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW exchanges with
a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
Jim Neiger
N6TJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
>
> K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> the pros in this world is that even though the
> guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> considered.
>
> The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> personal touch' in the mix.
>
> Another purpose is to give the recieving
> operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> though you know that the other guy is ready
> because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> energize the brain/body to begin actually
> writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> whatever you send next.
>
> Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> your readiness to receive and your full
> readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> be assured of having all in place to copy.
>
> That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
>
> 73
> Chuck K3FT
>
>
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>From k2av at contesting.com Thu Jun 27 01:00:36 2002
From: k2av@contesting.com (Guy Olinger, K2AV)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <000e01c21d8f$3194a830$0500a8c0@swift>
The rough equivalent on CW is "UR" as in
N6TJ UR NR 2035B W4XYZ 58 GA
... heard fairly often.
73, Guy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Neiger" <n6tj@sbcglobal.net>
To: <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 11:12 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW
exchanges with
> a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
>
> Jim Neiger
> N6TJ
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
>
>
> > Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> > "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> > as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> > "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
> >
> > K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> > the pros in this world is that even though the
> > guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> > Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> > important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> > considered.
> >
> > The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> > the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> > helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> > personal touch' in the mix.
> >
> > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> > though you know that the other guy is ready
> > because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> > and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> > before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> > preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> > energize the brain/body to begin actually
> > writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> > move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> > traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> > pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> > whatever you send next.
> >
> > Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> > slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> > your readiness to receive and your full
> > readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> > human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> > providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> > be assured of having all in place to copy.
> >
> > That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> > strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> > 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
> >
> > 73
> > Chuck K3FT
> >
> >
> > __________________________________________________
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>From kr6x at kr6x.com Wed Jun 26 22:19:27 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <022201c21d91$d479ca10$ede3c23f@KR6X.ORG>
I agree with Jim. Any time you exchange non-essential
information it would be better to call a spade a spade.
Replace all non-essential information with the words:
"delay delay delay" and your contesting will slowly
improve as you begin to tire of saying "delay delay delay".
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Neiger" <n6tj@sbcglobal.net>
To: <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 8:12 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW
exchanges with
> a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
>
> Jim Neiger
> N6TJ
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
>
>
> > Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> > "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> > as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> > "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
> >
> > K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> > the pros in this world is that even though the
> > guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> > Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> > important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> > considered.
> >
> > The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> > the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> > helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> > personal touch' in the mix.
> >
> > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> > though you know that the other guy is ready
> > because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> > and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> > before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> > preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> > energize the brain/body to begin actually
> > writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> > move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> > traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> > pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> > whatever you send next.
> >
> > Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> > slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> > your readiness to receive and your full
> > readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> > human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> > providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> > be assured of having all in place to copy.
> >
> > That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> > strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> > 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
> >
> > 73
> > Chuck K3FT
> >
> >
> > __________________________________________________
> > Do You Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup
> > http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com
> > _______________________________________________
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>From K9GY at K9GY.com Thu Jun 27 05:57:54 2002
From: K9GY@K9GY.com (Eric Hall)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WPX CW 2002 Rookies - Where R U?
Message-ID: <012801c21d97$35b95200$48bb180a@9byjx01>
Quick glance at the logs submitted so far show that less than 2% of
entrants into the CQ WPX CW contest were "rookies" which
CQ defines as licensed less than 3 years (S/O category only).
22 scores out of approx 1,221. Now the deadline for submission
is July 1st, so that might be somewhat of a factor.
But the question is "Where are all the rookies?"
Maybe better yet "Where are all the coaches for possible rookies?"
Some food for thought and discussion now that Field Day is over.
Best of health to all,
Eric K9GY
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 03:52:21 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] WRTC is indeed upon us! Some thoughts on a contender
Message-ID: <016b01c21da7$30871be0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
Tnx K1DG for doing some WRTC/Radiosport marketing - as all who follow this
reflector know I took a vow of silence as far as operating event promotion
is considered until it is time for me to promote the FQP next Spring - by
the way did you see how many guys have....ooops, BAD OJ - NO ORANGE!
The WRTC is something indeed special and I am sorry to once again miss
attending it - it is a personal goal to attend one of them some day - I
would kind of like to cheer on my fellow Florida Contest Group members and
the other US teams. The FCG offers defending co-champ K1TO and N2NL - who
is out to see if youth can overcome the keen minds (and crafty
competitiveness) of the WRTC's sages: two time champs K1TO and N5TJ - not to
mention a cast of other absolutely fantastic teams from around the world.
This past weekend was Field Day here in the states and one of the best parts
of the weekend for me was shaking the hands of K1TO and WC4E who were there
along with several other Florida Contest Group Members helping the local
Emergency Preparedness club who several of us contest guys have teamed up
with over the past few years.
I wished "Dahs" and "Dit" a safe and fun time in Europe...WC4E will be there
as a an adjudicator (that's judge for those in Rio Linda)
When I shook K1TO's, hand I wished him luck and I don't think I have ever
quite felt so motivated to do such - you see Dan is more than a contester,
he is a model ham.
I had just watched him spend most of his weekend Elmering new hams at the
Get On The Air station at our Field Day setup - the GOTA position is
intended to allow hams who do not have HF exposure to see what the
attraction is! He spent hours mentoring newcomers - and he did it like a
parent teaching his children - not barking at them when they said "please
copy" and "thank you for 59 Colorado you are" - but subtly letting them know
that this was inefficient procedure, why not do this instead...you will make
more contacts!
Today I saw the first fallout of his weekend's investment in the future of
ham radio contesting - a husband and wife team that were mentored by Dan
this past weekend apparently had some real fun at Field Day...they have
since contacted the Florida Contest Group and applied for membership.
This past few years my health has gone downhill but when Dan heard I wanted
to get the multi-op in shape for the Fall '01 contest season his first words
were "HOW CAN I HELP?" I am NOT alone, Dan has helped many club members
with antenna projects and in so doing forsaken his own station which has
been down for of a year from a major lightning strike.
No matter who wins in Finland I consider Dan to be the world's #1 contester.
I have known him since we were teenagers just getting the contest bug - and
I consider him one of my best friends. Dan practices what a lot of us
preach - and he delivers....
I encourage hams who have not met Dan before to seek him out in OH - no, not
to get him drunk so he will have a hangover during the WRTC/Radiosport [he
will see you coming!], but to meet the man who I am proud to call my
friend...I have know him for almost 30 years now (ouch) and can tell you I
have been exposed to ham's and ham radio all of my life through my family
and have yet to find a better example of what a contester should be. K1TO
doesn't just win when he is contesting he puts back into the hobby.
Many of the WRTC competitors I am certain are like Dan in many ways and in
this I am happy to say that yes, I am a contester...not as good as, but
still trying to be like my contesting friends, especially K1TO. We are a
vibrant community who often gets slammed but the fact that our scores
increase year after year indicates to me we are doing better at finding ways
to communicate with each other be it through better understanding of antenna
systems or mastering the elusive high end SO2R technique!
WRTC does us all proud - I know that the competitors will engage in the
highest level of competitive operating - including its ethics and morality!
Beside how can I not like a bunch of guys with OJ in their calls?
Good Luck Dan, that
Kid's One Terrific Operator
Go get 'em Samurai Dan!
Jim, K4OJ
....we need to work on that Kid part - anyone got Grecian Formulae? :-)
>From n4gi at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 20:59:44 2002
From: n4gi@tampabay.rr.com (Blake Meinecke)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <001601c21e4f$db29e200$9c311c18@tampabay.rr.com>
> > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > absolutely ready to copy what follows.
And a LOOONG series of V's before each CW contest Q should aid in the
"lock-in" too.
Blake N4GI
>From N5RP at pdq.net Thu Jun 27 08:35:15 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please Copy
In-Reply-To: <008d01c21d51$18bd2280$27d7fea9@mirage>
References: <4.3.2.7.2.20020626105414.00adf770@localhost>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020627072239.00b7b198@pop.pdq.net>
At 20:36 6/26/2002 +0000, Ward Silver wrote:
>"Please copy" is probably the littlest, most insignificant of our fish to
>fry. It is hardly more of a vermiform appendix than our own repetitive and
>useless "599".
========================>
Ward, You are absolutely right on.
It does not surprise me that others would rather have a worked station just
"auto puke" the standard format exchange info.
Being able to Pavlovian keyboard enter a more properly spit out exchange
info format,
in the exact sequence that it is to be entered into the computer log program,
so that editing or the tab key need never be bothered
..........................
Now that keeps it to a real test of communications skills.
F1, F2, F3, F4, Packet Spot Grab .......... Anything else serves only to
pollute the purity of contesting.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From k5na at texas.net Thu Jun 27 14:03:48 2002
From: k5na@texas.net (Richard L. King)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
In-Reply-To: <001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020627130026.02bb0330@pop.texas.net>
At 20:12 6/26/02 -0700, James Neiger wrote:
>And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW exchanges with
>a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
>
>Jim Neiger
>N6TJ
This is already being done Jim. The preface is "5NN".
I fail to see why "please copy" is such a big deal. Maybe it is summertime
and you key-strokers need something to type about.
73, Richard
k5na@texas.net
>From jljarvis at adelphia.net Thu Jun 27 10:14:36 2002
From: jljarvis@adelphia.net (jljarvis)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Please copy THIS....
Message-ID: <NEBBIHDFILKFAICDBOGHCEBJDJAA.jljarvis@adelphia.net>
What an inane debate. But then, FD always highlights the need
for operator training.
Clearly, when there is time available for social pleasantry,
it's appropriate. Yet, "Please Copy" has a function. It denotes
the start of formal traffic. By extension, it has been applied
by some to contest exchanges. So what? Other than being slow,
does it matter?
Clearly, it's more efficient to confirm the other stn's callsign
instead, e.g.: "k2bmi, 5a VT". And the response? "thanks, w1moo, FD"
Note, the "thanks" pleasantry is also confirmation of receipt, and therefore
procedural. Repeating your callsign allows the other guy to confirm
he got it right, at the same time as trolling for the next one.
If you want to look at efficient communications, monitor an
air traffic control net for a while. Like perhaps NY Center,
or approach or departure control at any major metropolitan
airport. Or be adventurous, and monitor Center, approach,
departure, tower AND ground, all at once.
With 180 knot aircraft on approach moving at 3 mile separation or less,
takeoffs and landings at 60 second intervals, motion on the
ground gated in between--comm's are pretty much formatted,
cut and dried, all business, with formal readback.
And yet, in all but the busiest of times there's time for g'day, g'night,
good flight, thank you sir, and see you later. In lighter times
you might even hear "nice day for flying, see you on the way back."
At all but the largest and fastest of dxpeditions in peak times,
they put contesters to shame. So what's all the blather about?
Did anyone EVER see single station peak FD rates over 200/hour?
Nice day for flying...OR radio. Contact departure one two one point three,
G'day. (note, we don't need OVER...the courtesy is procedural.)
Jim N2EA
>From hamcat at directvinternet.com Thu Jun 27 14:40:43 2002
From: hamcat@directvinternet.com (K4SB)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <20020626200729.12106.qmail@web13301.mail.yahoo.com>
<001301c21d88$8670eaa0$dafc7243@sbcglobal.net>
Message-ID: <3D1B15DB.14D0CA9C@directvinternet.com>
James Neiger wrote:
> And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW exchanges with
> a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
> Jim Neiger
> N6TJ
Jim, you forgot to include "when last heard"..
I am over 64, and while I am beginning to suffer some "senior
moments", it does not take 1/4 second for that old brain to kick in.
Call it like it is, Lids beget lids on a exponential basis.
73
Ed
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 10:48:32 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] N0SS - BINGO!
Message-ID: <01a901c21de1$53e8ad80$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
from the reflector we see a winner in the post from Tom, N0SS
">What is wrong with being polite?
Nothing whatsoever.
However, when you are in a real emergency situation, the less unnecessary
verbiage the better. You want to get the important information passed
without any extraneous traffic.
73,
Tom N0SS"
...there is no question, especially on SSB, that there is some
"salesmanship" in making QSOs with non-contesters...K4XS's "anyone anywhere"
comes to mind....but....if you are truly running 'em I believe you should
NOT use extraneous verbiage - bottom line it lowers the efficiency of BOTH
the sending and receiving station. Save the fluff for the QSL message -
instead of "QSL QRZed" a "thanks QSL QRZed" is about all that should be
needed UNLESS as I mentioned before you are in "contest enlightenment mode"
and trolling for newbies on the top end of 10 meters!
>From a CW guy - who actually made some SSB QSOs on FD - think I caused a
heart attack and a lot of guys to use up 35mm film and memory sticks!
K4OJ
>From ford at cmgate.com Thu Jun 27 10:40:52 2002
From: ford@cmgate.com (Ford Peterson)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 160 Contest Club Competition QST Error
Message-ID: <002901c21de8$a3ba29e0$4fed83d1@office>
It appears that there was some problem with the Cabrillo Robots at the ARRL.
As it turns out, my 160 score was omitted from the Club Competition results.
As it turns out, the problem did not affect the standings but illustrates
one of the benefits to on-line results.
Corrected results:
#5 South East Contest Club 1,284,294 14 entries
#6 Minnesota Wireless Assn 1,096,363 24 + 92,340 = 1,188,703 25
My score was 92,340. Unless there are other mistakes in the Club
scores, my score matters not to the MWA.......
Here is the email exchange with Dan Henderson received today...
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ford Peterson [mailto:ford@cmgate.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 5:53 PM
> To: n1nd@arrl.org
> Subject: Panic!
>
> Dan,
>
> I just looked at the 160 Contest logs you just posted. PANIC! My MN
> Wireless Association membership is not listed. PANIC!!!!!
>
> Be still my heart. Dan will fix it. Correct?
>
> Ford Peterson-N0FP
> ford@cmgate.com
************************************
Dan's response received today:
************************************
> Hi Ford:
>
> I have asked it be update on the online database and updated the Club box.
> It wasn't in the master database, even though it was on the report
received
> from the Log Checkers as well as in your Cabrillo file. Unfortunately it
> will not show is QST, but again the online things will be updated.
>
> I apologize for the omission.
>
> Thanks and 73
>
> Dan Henderson, N1ND
> ARRL Contest Branch Manager
I don't know how these things happen but they do. The QST will be wrong
since the ink is dry but the on-line stuff will be corrected.
Ford-N0FP
ford@cmgate.com
>From Timothy.Urban at wc.ey.com Thu Jun 27 11:59:27 2002
From: Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com (Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
Message-ID: <OF7F52E64C.7C87C2C3-ON85256BE5.0051F89D@ey.com>
Question from a newcomer to this list:
Semi-experienced ham but newbie contester looking to participate cw/ssb in
domestic/dx contests w/o picking up bad habits (e.g. "please copy").
Are there any good books, FAQ's, etc. on contest practice & etiquette
beyond the ARRL Operating Guide and the Sprint Contest internet article?
73
Tim
N5IIT
was KA3POY
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>From k7qq at netzero.net Mon Jun 24 16:23:06 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
Message-ID: <002a01c21b93$71146660$51711342@k7qq>
Quacks
Well I gotta get in my .02 c My big bug is
k7qq de w7abc (I know my call) ur 3A 3A 3A WWA WWA WWA. Gosh doesn't he
think if I'm calling cq at 30 WPM and he gives his call one time I can get
the exchange the 1st time. ???
My bad habit is on CW to say GM Bob 4a WWA when coming back to N4BP.
I feel let down when he just says TU FD N4BP.
Rex
From: "Guy Olinger, K2AV" <k2av@contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> The rough equivalent on CW is "UR" as in
>
> N6TJ UR NR 2035B W4XYZ 58 GA
>
> ... heard fairly often.
>
>
> 73, Guy.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "James Neiger" <n6tj@sbcglobal.net>
> To: <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 11:12 PM
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
>
>
> > And by natural extension, the next step is to preface our CW
> exchanges with
> > a polite "please copy"? Give me a break, please.
> >
> > Jim Neiger
> > N6TJ
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Chuck" <discreetly_confidential@yahoo.com>
> > To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> > Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:07 PM
> > Subject: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
> >
> >
> > > Scott Nichols sagely noted that....
> > > "I think, for many people, the "please copy" acts
> > > as an instinctive "bridge"...." and also noted
> > > "..It also seems a little more friendly..."
> > >
> > > K3FT opined.. What I learned from chatting with
> > > the pros in this world is that even though the
> > > guiding rule is 'A-B-C' (Accuracy, Brevity,
> > > Clarity) when transmitting traffic, the all
> > > important, yet intangible 'human factor' must be
> > > considered.
> > >
> > > The insertion of the 'Please Copy...' prior to
> > > the start of the message (on voice circuits)
> > > helps to impart a small but valuable bit of 'the
> > > personal touch' in the mix.
> > >
> > > Another purpose is to give the recieving
> > > operators mind a chance to 'lock in' and be
> > > absolutely ready to copy what follows. Even
> > > though you know that the other guy is ready
> > > because he responsded 'K3FT send your traffic'
> > > and you start transmitting.. a 'Please copy...'
> > > before the 'number xxx...' and the rest of the
> > > preamble simply gives him a 1/4 of a second to
> > > energize the brain/body to begin actually
> > > writing/typing. The slight delay allows him to
> > > move from the act of transmiting 'K3FT, Send your
> > > traffic', put down the mic, ready his
> > > pencil/fingers, and be absolutely ready to copy
> > > whatever you send next.
> > >
> > > Regardless of how good you are, there is ALWAYS a
> > > slight delay from the time you stop transmitting
> > > your readiness to receive and your full
> > > readiness to copy. The 'Please copy' allows the
> > > human factor of a pleasantry to occur while
> > > providing that needed delay so the reciever can
> > > be assured of having all in place to copy.
> > >
> > > That is all it really is. What I was taught is we
> > > strive for 'A-B-C' but maintaining a small bit of
> > > 'human pleasantry' in the mix is OK.
> > >
> > > 73
> > > Chuck K3FT
> > >
> > >
> > > __________________________________________________
> > > Do You Yahoo!?
> > > Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup
> > > http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com
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>From n5nj at gte.net Thu Jun 27 13:28:51 2002
From: n5nj@gte.net (Bob Naumann - N5NJ)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
References: <OF7F52E64C.7C87C2C3-ON85256BE5.0051F89D@ey.com>
Message-ID: <073101c21e00$1ab68e00$f2212f04@dslverizon.net>
There are some books around, but the best way is to listen and emulate the
technique of those who do it right.
Listen on the air to many of the guys who are commenting about this here.
Find them on the air, work them (if appropriate for the particular contest),
then sit back and listen how it's done.
You won't learn anything by transmitting.
73,
N5NJ
----- Original Message -----
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To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 9:59 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
> Question from a newcomer to this list:
>
> Semi-experienced ham but newbie contester looking to participate cw/ssb in
> domestic/dx contests w/o picking up bad habits (e.g. "please copy").
>
> Are there any good books, FAQ's, etc. on contest practice & etiquette
> beyond the ARRL Operating Guide and the Sprint Contest internet article?
>
> 73
>
> Tim
> N5IIT
> was KA3POY
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>From contesting at eircom.net Thu Jun 27 19:42:40 2002
From: contesting@eircom.net (Tim Makins, EI8IC)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
References: <OF7F52E64C.7C87C2C3-ON85256BE5.0051F89D@ey.com>
Message-ID: <006701c21e07$cdc77340$1da5a5c2@host>
Hi Tim, from another Tim ! You might be interested to visit my website
www.qsl.net/ei8ic/ which has many articles of interest to the newbie
contester, plus a beginners FAQ, hardware resources, a budget contesting
section, big-gun contest stories, a range of maps, plus much else of
interest.
73s Tim EI8IC
----- Original Message -----
From: <Timothy.Urban@wc.ey.com>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: 27 June 2002 15:59
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
> Question from a newcomer to this list:
>
> Semi-experienced ham but newbie contester looking to participate cw/ssb in
> domestic/dx contests w/o picking up bad habits (e.g. "please copy").
>
> Are there any good books, FAQ's, etc. on contest practice & etiquette
> beyond the ARRL Operating Guide and the Sprint Contest internet article?
>
> 73
>
> Tim
> N5IIT
> was KA3POY
>From n4bp at netzero.net Thu Jun 27 16:39:10 2002
From: n4bp@netzero.net (Bob Patten)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] "Please copy..."
References: <002a01c21b93$71146660$51711342@k7qq>
Message-ID: <3D1B69DE.9070003@netzero.net>
Rex Maner wrote:
>
> My bad habit is on CW to say GM Bob 4a WWA when coming back to N4BP.
> I feel let down when he just says TU FD N4BP.
>
It wasn't me, Rex! Must have been one of the other two Guano Reef
Bashful Perverts that you worked. :-)
--
73, Bob Patten, N4BP Plantation, FL
E-Mail: n4bp@netzero.net Website: http://www.qsl.net/n4bp
QRP ARCI #3412 SOC #1 ARS #799 Whiners #6 FISTS #7871
>From al_lorona at agilent.com Thu Jun 27 14:47:18 2002
From: al_lorona@agilent.com (al_lorona@agilent.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
Message-ID: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C1227@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
Is that really what you wanted to say? I see the 'please copy' thing as more of
a style issue than an good operating issue or as N5NJ put it, the 'right' way
of doing things.
I can certainly see room for a number of styles within the boundaries of the
best contesting practices. Does saying something like 'please copy' put me into
a second tier of contesters because of the 0.4 seconds it takes me to say that?
As for the indignant few who can't believe we're discussing this in the first
place, Mr. Urban's questions prove that there is a need-- maybe it's a
minority, but it's still a need-- to discuss anything and everything about
contesting on this forum. As an aside, it has always amused me that there
always seems to be a undercurrent of resentment every time certain threads get
started. It seems like such a clich? to say this, but you know what key to hit
when you see something you don't want to read, don't you?
Fair warning: In the next SS, I will be using my call, W6LX, and very likely I
will at times slip up and say 'please copy' among various other niceties,
exclamations, time-wasting utterances, and idiosyncracies. If you'd rather not
have me waste your precious time and slow down your precious rate, please do
not work me. I will probably make a total of about 400 contacts, and at 0.4
seconds per contact, I'll live with the wasted 2 minutes 40 seconds of my life.
Al W6LX
>
> There are some books around, but the best way is to listen
> and emulate the
> technique of those who do it right.
>
> Listen on the air to many of the guys who are commenting
> about this here.
> Find them on the air, work them (if appropriate for the
> particular contest),
> then sit back and listen how it's done.
>
> You won't learn anything by transmitting.
>
> 73,
> N5NJ
>
>From w8aef at worldnet.att.net Thu Jun 27 21:08:55 2002
From: w8aef@worldnet.att.net (Paul Playford)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: (CQ-Contest) "It's not a contest."
Message-ID: <003d01c21e16$b7e8db40$87dffea9@paulplay>
Well, with one computer set to local time, another computer on Linux, a
third computer with the wrong date, everyone trying to run CT in windoz, a
triband yagi with defective traps, a generator that required the press of a
button (located behind the panel) in addition to reseting the circuit
breaker to bring it back to life.....
I received an email from a brand spanking new - one week old licensed - ham:
Really enjoyed my 1st field day and sure appreciated all of the support
from the Scottsdale club.
Also was nice to have some time to talk with you and pick your brain on
some of the technical questions that I'm struggling with, particularly
antennas.
Went to FD without any idea what I would be doing. Then, the opportunity
to observe some real CW work appealed to me. What a treat to have the
chance to work alongside Chris and Ralph. Was even starting to pick up
on some of the code by the end. I came home and pulled out my keyer and
made the connector to the HF rig and am now ready to make my 1st CW
contact. Well, after a bit more practice...
This is what it's all about!
de Paul, W8AEF
and yes, ur 4A AZ
>From kr6x at kr6x.com Thu Jun 27 18:06:47 2002
From: kr6x@kr6x.com (Leigh S. Jones, KR6X)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] please copy - question from new lister
References: <B4965255B95AD41185EE00D0B74791F2043C1227@axatl03.cos.agilent.com>
Message-ID: <023b01c21e37$b56eb080$963fca96@pacesetter.com>
> Does saying something like 'please copy' put me into a second tier of
contesters because
> of the 0.4 seconds it takes me to say that?
You probably also say "number" before the contact number, don't you?
"Number" takes about 0.5 seconds at full speed, "please" copy takes
about 1.1 seconds at full speed.
Imagine, 2100 SS phone contacts means 3360 seconds -- almost an
hour of contesting -- just for YOU to say it. And, your contact draws from
inference how fast he should send his exchange. He will automatically
move at your rhythm. This means that he'll slow down to your speed
and send "please copy number" himself. That means you'll lose 2 hours
in an SS.
>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Thu Jun 27 23:29:52 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
Message-ID: <014e01c21e4b$af1d2ae0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
I have misplaced my copy of the N6BT dissertation on wasted time as relates
to Sweepstakes and contesting in general - think the was a NCCC pub circa
mid 70's anyone have a copy?
This piece talks a lot about how what seems like an insignificant amount of
time spent on a given QSO really does add up when you have a 24 or better
yet 48 hour contest window!
A read of this piece years ago changed my operating style completely - I
think it was for the better...too bad Tom insists on building antennas these
days!
73,
Jim, K4OJ
>From w8aef at worldnet.att.net Fri Jun 28 03:11:02 2002
From: w8aef@worldnet.att.net (Paul Playford)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Harmonic stubs
Message-ID: <000901c21e4e$6da97660$d5fafea9@paulplay>
A couple of years ago I made 2nd harmonic coaxial shorting stubs for a
DXpedition using a noise bridge and what I think is conventional procedures.
We thought they worked great but when I actually had a chance to test their
performance with a near neighbor, I found they had no effect on the 2nd
harmonic.
Since then I have found a procedure to make effective shorting stubs that do
attenuate the 2nd harmonic (40m, 23 dB, RG8X) and these stubs have been on 2
DXpeditions with good results.
What I am looking for is a multi-multi contest station that presently uses
harmonic shorting stubs that would be willing to try one of my stubs and
compare it's performance to what they are using now.
Please reply to me direct.
de Paul, W8AEF
>From w7why at harborside.com Fri Jun 28 06:03:49 2002
From: w7why@harborside.com (Tom Osborne)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] "please copy"
References: <016f01c21bd5$9bd97920$21288ad8@adams.net>
<002d01c21c0f$90e35560$5027e00c@attbi.com>
Message-ID: <3D1BE025.B6AD4B3@harborside.com>
k5zm wrote:
>
> Or how 'bout this:
>
> >From our s & p journeys...
>
> "CQ Field Day, W7ABC..."
> "K7AW.."
> "K7AW, go ahead.." (??!!)
>
> I know, I know: It's not a contest. But it *is* where a good >deal of our
> next contesters will come from, no?
Geez, if that's the only mistake I'da made when I started, I
think I'da been doing pretty well! It was probably the first time
a lot of these guys got on HF and they were pretty nervous.
Especially if people were telling them how dumb they were. I
think we should encourage newbies instead of make fun of them. I
got off the VE team here in Coos Bay because nobody wants to
learn the code to upgrade anymore. All they want to do is get a
no-code and quit. I can't remember the last time I gave a code
test. Probably when they dumbed the Extra to 5WPM.
Tom W7WHY
>From wd4ahz at gte.net Fri Jun 28 09:25:07 2002
From: wd4ahz@gte.net (Ron Wetjen)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: (CQ-Contest) "It's not a contest."
References: <003d01c21e16$b7e8db40$87dffea9@paulplay>
Message-ID: <3D1C55A3.890179EB@gte.net>
Paul Playford wrote:
> I received an email from a brand spanking new - one week old licensed
> - ham:
<snip>
> This is what it's all about!
EXACTLY!
Here's what our FD gang received from a new contest recruit ...
The opportunity to work next to some of the best operators in our hobby,
and have them take the time to "coach" newcomers as well, was awesome
and always peaks my interest in ham radio. To all of you who put up with
my numerous questions, I am grateful. Having access to all the combined
skill and experience brought to the event by so many, do you blame me??
So not only do we walk away from field day with a great time, but with
better operating skills, old and new friendships. Too bad it's only once
a year!! hi.
What a setup, great conversation and regardless of where you come from a
common love of the hobby. Thanks for allowing us to share in it all.
Will probably be hearing him joining us in contests in the near future.
73, Ron
>From w2rds at arrl.net Fri Jun 28 13:53:39 2002
From: w2rds@arrl.net (Rick Stoneking)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628124633.02ca9020@netmail.home.com>
All,
Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
Any comments from the group would be much appreciated.
Rick
W2RDS
>From w4pa at yahoo.com Fri Jun 28 11:58:06 2002
From: w4pa@yahoo.com (Scott R.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] ARRL DX CW article input solicitation
Message-ID: <20020628175806.41525.qmail@web10906.mail.yahoo.com>
Greetings:
This is my first post to the contest reflector in
13 months...wheretheheckhaveIbeen?
I am in the process of writing the summary article for
QST magazine for the 2002 ARRL DX CW contest. I am soliciting
your input. In particular, I would like anecdotal stories
about your operating during the contest, pictures, rate
sheet, etc. If you think you may have finished in the top 10
in ANY category, I'd particularly like to have your rate
sheet and station description info for the detailed write-up
that will be posted to the contest section on the ARRL
web site. If your current station description is accurate
in the N4ZR/PVRC contest station database, let me know.
I am particularly interested in hearing perspective from
casual contesters on their contest experience. Don't be shy.
Anything you think I ought to know that might be good to
add to the write-up, send it to me!
I know a number of you were sick or taking care of sick
family members that weekend as the flu bug ravaged North
America - if you have an anecdote about that, great.
I may also contact some of you directly by email as well
asking questions. No guarantee that anything will or will
not be part of the article as editing, of course, is up to
the League for the mag article. There is much less
constraint on the content for the web site so let's fill
'er up!
Have a good weekend, everyone.
Scott Robbins, W4PA
w4pa@yahoo.com
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>From N5RP at pdq.net Fri Jun 28 14:24:23 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest
radio
In-Reply-To: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628124633.02ca9020@netmail.home.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020628132225.00b81650@pop.pdq.net>
At 12:53 6/28/2002 -0400, Rick Stoneking wrote:
>All,
>Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
>small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
>looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
======================>
I take it you are looking for a portable lug along radio, so........
Don't buy one at all.
Borrow one on those few occasions when you might need one, and give the
loaner a few bucks to cover his outlay.
It is a win-win for both of you.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
N5RP Station Page: http://web2.airmail.net/perring/station.html
>From kl7ra at blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov Fri Jun 28 23:30:50 2002
From: kl7ra@blizzard.gcgo.nasa.gov (KL7RA)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
Message-ID: <002a01c21f36$84266900$02f446c0@snowfall.gcgo.nasa.gov>
>All,
>
>Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
>small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
>looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
>
>Any comments from the group would be much appreciated.
This should move us past "pse copy",,
Kenwood TS850.
Easy to find used, cheap, works great for contesting, PC control.
Holds most of the world records in Multi-Multi.
Good receiver with the filters, which are also easy to find used.
73 Rich KL7RA
>From w9sz at prairienet.org Fri Jun 28 17:40:34 2002
From: w9sz@prairienet.org (Zack Widup)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
In-Reply-To: <002a01c21f36$84266900$02f446c0@snowfall.gcgo.nasa.gov>
Message-ID: <Pine.GSO.4.10.10206281638110.11390-100000@bluestem.prairienet.org>
Since we're on the subject, I JUST bought a used TS-850SAT. What filters
do you all recommend for it?
73, Zack W9SZ
On Fri, 28 Jun 2002, KL7RA wrote:
>
> This should move us past "pse copy",,
>
> Kenwood TS850.
>
> Easy to find used, cheap, works great for contesting, PC control.
>
> Holds most of the world records in Multi-Multi.
>
> Good receiver with the filters, which are also easy to find used.
>
> 73 Rich KL7RA
>
>From tavan at tibco.com Fri Jun 28 16:35:02 2002
From: tavan@tibco.com (Rick Tavan)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
References: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628124633.02ca9020@netmail.home.com>
Message-ID: <3D1CE496.7080709@tibco.com>
You may get several different opinions, but there is only one correct
answer - the kit-built Elecraft K2/100! ;-) At 5 pounds plus a
switching PS (another 5 or less), it is one of the lightest and smallest
you can carry. It way outperforms the commercially-built micro-rigs and
even beats contesting's most lauded "big" rigs. The rx is terrific in
pileups and beats the 1000MP even at home. They are hard to find used as
the 100w version just came out at Dayton, but there are some QRP
versions listed occasionally on the elecraft@qth.net reflector and
elsewhere. (Be careful buying used kit rigs, though.) The QRP version
can be upgraded to the /100 model with a reasonably priced "completion
kit" which is, in fact, the only way K2/100's are built - first the base
rig, then the amp. If you don't want to build your radio, there are
excellent builders available for hire. See http://www.elecraft.com.
If the K2/100 is over your budget for a travel radio, just sell your
current rig and use the K2 at home, too! I have a 930 and an MP and
prefer the K2 for everything except working through non-contest,
split-frequency DX pileups.
Elecraft redefines the vendor/customer relationship. Great Website,
super support group including hundreds of disciples on the reflector,
sudden response to customer needs, outstanding documentation,
vendor-encouraged modifications database, ... the works!
I'm not related to anyone at Elecraft but I do know the principals well.
They are friends and heros. If that disqualifies my comments, see the
reflector for identical commentary from outside CA.
73,
/Rick N6XI
Rick Stoneking wrote:
> All,
>
> Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
> small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
> looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
>
> Any comments from the group would be much appreciated.
>
> Rick
> W2RDS
>
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Palo Alto, CA 94304-1213
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>From k4oj at tampabay.rr.com Sat Jun 29 00:07:23 2002
From: k4oj@tampabay.rr.com (Jim White)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
References: <014e01c21e4b$af1d2ae0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
<000201c21f16$8e56f400$22252a42@k7qq>
Message-ID: <04e201c21f1a$17868da0$62f1a118@tampabay.rr.com>
When things start to sizzle and I go into bare minimum rate I also speed up
my CW speed - this sensing of that time when not only are you loud in a big
footprint area but loud enough to get away with being short and sweet is the
moment I live for - it is like being the first hour at a DXpedition from a
new country and the whole world wants you - you can work them as fast as you
are able to - at this point the ability to know multiple stations calls that
are calling you and tailenders etc is pure unadulterated gravy....this is
the moment I live for each contest!
Am about to go into some cartons here and see if I can find that old article
from Tom Schiller's there - I am sure it was back before we all shortened
our identities....old age setting cannot remember his old call
anymore.....do remember my copy was on yellow paper - a lot of you have
asked about it - should I find it I will try and scan it and
wordprocessorize it (with Tom's permission) for the contest community to
enjoy....funny how being so long ago does not change the basics - gee mebbe
running people does not necessarily take a Gold Card and a winning Lotto
ticket!
Back to lookin'
K4OJ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rex Maner" <k7qq@netzero.net>
To: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 10:18 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
> QUACKs
>
> OK guy's all this conversation about waisted time.
> I'm sure that there is some validity to these procedures, however I don't
> see any scores that reflect the gained QSO's of short snappy replies. I
> find that in most contest after the first 2 or 3 hours the rate drops
enough
> that and occasional pls cpy , good morning , good evening, etc on SSB
isn't
> really waisted. I even give an Ohayo to the JA's , I'm not really sure
that
> this does that much to affect my rate. 120 to 140 is a really good rate
> with or without the plesantries. If things are really cooking then
> possiably it could have some effect on numbers in the log .
>
> Quack aka: Rex
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jim White" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 02:29
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] cannot find it in my archives - got a copy?
>
>
> > I have misplaced my copy of the N6BT dissertation on wasted time as
> relates
> > to Sweepstakes and contesting in general - think the was a NCCC pub
circa
> > mid 70's anyone have a copy?
> >
> > This piece talks a lot about how what seems like an insignificant amount
> of
> > time spent on a given QSO really does add up when you have a 24 or
better
> > yet 48 hour contest window!
> >
> > A read of this piece years ago changed my operating style completely - I
> > think it was for the better...too bad Tom insists on building antennas
> these
> > days!
> >
> > 73,
> >
> > Jim, K4OJ
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
> >
>
>From k0wa at swbell.net Fri Jun 28 23:14:56 2002
From: k0wa@swbell.net (Lee Buller)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] NA Ethernet Drivers
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20020628221246.009ef330@postoffice.swbell.net>
Do drivers for NA exist so you can user ethernet to connect two or more
machines together for MM or MS? I would like to use my current network I
use at home to accomplish this rather than have to go the serial
route. I've never seen any information on this supject and I have look
around the web, but couldn't find any information.
Lee Buller - K0WA
>From K7LXC at aol.com Sat Jun 29 00:41:23 2002
From: K7LXC@aol.com (K7LXC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
Message-ID: <87.1d85eaef.2a4e8663@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/28/02 11:14:30 AM Pacific Daylight Time, w2rds@arrl.net
writes:
> Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
> small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
> looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
You mean besides the Elecraft K2?
Cheers,
Steve K7LXC
>From k9mi at arrl.net Fri Jun 28 23:55:07 2002
From: k9mi@arrl.net (Mike Brown)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
References: <Pine.GSO.4.10.10206281638110.11390-100000@bluestem.prairienet.org>
Message-ID: <00e401c21f20$c25f3870$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Zack, INRAD recommended 2 400 hz filters for cw, so that
is what I used with mine. Wish I had it back! For ssb I just
used the standard 2.7 khz filters. Others may have some
suggestions for ssb. I just felt the selectivity was good enough.
My station is defintly low profile (tribander 40ft and wires) so
others may have different thoughts on the use of ssb filters.
73 - Mike K9MI
----- Original Message -----
From: "Zack Widup" <w9sz@prairienet.org>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 4:40 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
> Since we're on the subject, I JUST bought a used TS-850SAT. What filters
> do you all recommend for it?
>
> 73, Zack W9SZ
>
> On Fri, 28 Jun 2002, KL7RA wrote:
>
> >
> > This should move us past "pse copy",,
> >
> > Kenwood TS850.
> >
> > Easy to find used, cheap, works great for contesting, PC control.
> >
> > Holds most of the world records in Multi-Multi.
> >
> > Good receiver with the filters, which are also easy to find used.
> >
> > 73 Rich KL7RA
> >
>
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>From k6km at cncnet.com Fri Jun 28 22:31:01 2002
From: k6km@cncnet.com (Bill)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Recommendations for good portable contest radio
References: <87.1d85eaef.2a4e8663@aol.com>
Message-ID: <3D1D3805.883DADE9@cncnet.com>
Yeah! For performance per pouind or per cubic foot, the Elecraft
K2 os far ahead of the crowd and it's made in USA. Add the
100W amp to the basic rig and you have a flyaway package
under 10 pounds including switching power supply.
The only downside, far as I know, is that it's menu driven and
not very intuitive. BUT I'm a slow learner and was able to
get my basic, 5 watt K2 to jump through hoops within an hour.
The rig comes as a kit. If you're not inclined or not able to
build it, a lot of folks would do the building for you.
It's worth a look!
Bill K6KM
****************
K7LXC@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 6/28/02 11:14:30 AM Pacific Daylight Time, w2rds@arrl.net
> writes:
>
> > Looking to get a radio that is a decent contest rig, but is reasonably
> > small and portable. Do not want to spend a bunch of money (basically
> > looking to buy a used rig) as this will not be used a tremendous amount.
>
> You mean besides the Elecraft K2?
>
> Cheers,
> Steve K7LXC
> _______________________________________________
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> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>From yl2ly at apollo.lv Sat Jun 29 07:49:19 2002
From: yl2ly@apollo.lv (yl2ly)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Marconi Email
Message-ID: <000a01c21f39$3112ae60$77b10dc3@yl2ly>
Hello, friends!
The Email address ik6ptj@qsl.net for 'Marconi memorial contest' logs is out of
function.
What is the new or real Email address for this contest ?
73 de YL2LY/Arvis.
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>From k7qq at netzero.net Sat Jun 29 13:55:16 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Reflectors???
Message-ID: <002e01c21f6c$39fb6160$ccf93442@k7qq>
New Subject
Does anyone know if there is currently a Reflector for the KWD TS 870
I used to subscribe to one but am unable to find it anymore.
Quack
>From n6tt at hotmail.com Sat Jun 29 10:57:50 2002
From: n6tt@hotmail.com (n6tt@hotmail.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CT overlay
Message-ID: <OE710hm3KHmo2WBi5p3000013f6@hotmail.com>
Where can I buy a overlay to go over my keyboard for the logging pgm CT?
Lost all my links when I re-formatted....
Please email : Steve@
N6TT@hotmail.com
tnxs
>From trogo at cox.net Sat Jun 29 16:43:39 2002
From: trogo@cox.net (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
Message-ID: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who is
capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a fair
price?
Tony
N7BG
"I collect telegraph keys and most anything
related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
to sell or trade!"
>From k7qq at netzero.net Sun Jun 30 06:21:52 2002
From: k7qq@netzero.net (Rex Maner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
Message-ID: <003401c21ff6$0c8a47c0$6c262a42@k7qq>
Quacks
I was once subscribed to a reflector for the TS-870 but lost the address.
Can anyone give help
Rex
>From hrg at cifnet.com Sun Jun 30 08:13:22 2002
From: hrg@cifnet.com (Mike D.)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
In-Reply-To: <003401c21ff6$0c8a47c0$6c262a42@k7qq>
Message-ID: <MABBKCNPDJPALIGNIPHIEELHHPAA.hrg@cifnet.com>
> I was once subscribed to a reflector for the TS-870 but lost the address.
> Can anyone give help
> Rex
http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/TS870/
73 de Mike, N9BOR
FISTS MAC SMC ZUT
http://www.qsl.net/n9bor
MAC http://www.qsl.net/mac
di dah dit - The only Roger Beep you'll ever need.
Let your fingers do the talking -- Morse code.
My designated driver is a 12BY7A.
Over 1 million beeps served!
>From K7LXC at aol.com Sun Jun 30 10:47:07 2002
From: K7LXC@aol.com (K7LXC@aol.com)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CT overlay
Message-ID: <145.10c66488.2a5065db@aol.com>
In a message dated 6/29/02 10:28:11 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
n6tt@hotmail.com writes:
> Where can I buy a overlay to go over my keyboard for the logging pgm CT?
> Lost all my links when I re-formatted....
Ron, W7NN, has them - <A HREF="www.hamstuff.com/ ">www.hamstuff.com/</A>
Cheers,
Steve K7LXC
>From n2mg at eham.net Sun Jun 30 10:51:24 2002
From: n2mg@eham.net (Michael Gilmer)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
References: <003401c21ff6$0c8a47c0$6c262a42@k7qq>
Message-ID: <002a01c2203d$3a6fe220$3201a8c0@mikehome>
I don't know of a TS870-specific reflector, but there's a pretty active
Kenwood reflector (as well as countless others) on www.qth.net
73 Mike N2MG
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rex Maner" <k7qq@netzero.net>
To: "CQ-CONTEST" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 1:21 AM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS-870
> Quacks
> I was once subscribed to a reflector for the TS-870 but lost the address.
> Can anyone give help
> Rex
>
>
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> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>From jjreisert at alum.mit.edu Sun Jun 30 11:19:01 2002
From: jjreisert@alum.mit.edu (Jim Reisert AD1C)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Country file update for WRTC - 30 June 2002
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020630101456.00b67200@mail.attbi.com>
I have updated the country files for WRTC.
All of the files can be found at:
http://www.k1ea.com/cty
Individual files for NA and Writelog are included in the same ZIP
file. They are also available as individual downloads from that web
page. Please see README.TXT for installation instructions.
Here are the release notes:
30 June 2002 (CTY-1201)
* Added TO4T to callsign list for Guadeloupe, FG.
* Added OJ to prefix list for Finland, OH.
* Added RG2 to prefix list for Kaliningradsk, UA2.
* Added RG7, RG8, RG9 and RG0 to prefix list for Asiatic Russia, UA9.
* Removed ZK1CG from callsign list for N. Cook, ZK1/n.
73 - Jim AD1C
--
Jim Reisert AD1C, 7 Charlemont Court, North Chelmsford, MA 01863
USA +978-251-9933, <jjreisert@alum.mit.edu>, http://www.ad1c.com
>From k9mi at arrl.net Sun Jun 30 11:04:06 2002
From: k9mi@arrl.net (Mike Brown)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
References: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
Message-ID: <027f01c22047$aaddbaa0$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Check with Clif at Avvid in Irving, TX. I've had him work on
several rigs for me, and have sent quite a few folks his way.
He is factory authorized for Kenwood and Icom also.
www.avvid.com
73 - Mike K9MI
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 5:43 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
> I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who is
> capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a fair
> price?
>
> Tony
> N7BG
>
>
> "I collect telegraph keys and most anything
> related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
> bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
> call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
> to sell or trade!"
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> CQ-Contest mailing list
> CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
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>From N6TT at hotmail.com Sun Jun 30 10:08:39 2002
From: N6TT@hotmail.com (Steve Massey)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Overlays
Message-ID: <OE73XQebfaxI1bbhx5G00001a0a@hotmail.com>
Tnxs to all who answered, anyone interested in the keyboard overlays for
CT,WriteLog,etc , Ron carries them @
http://www.hamstuff.com/Overlays/overlay.htm
Steve de N6TT
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>From trogo at cox.net Sun Jun 30 10:35:07 2002
From: trogo@cox.net (Tony Rogozinski)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
References: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
<027f01c22047$aaddbaa0$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Message-ID: <002501c22054$18264c60$b4d50344@ph.cox.net>
Thanks to all who answered - Avvid radio seems to be
the most recommended but there were two others as well.
I'll call all of them.
Tony N7BG
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Brown" <k9mi@arrl.net>
To: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 8:04 AM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
> Check with Clif at Avvid in Irving, TX. I've had him work on
> several rigs for me, and have sent quite a few folks his way.
> He is factory authorized for Kenwood and Icom also.
>
> www.avvid.com
>
> 73 - Mike K9MI
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 5:43 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
>
>
> > I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who
is
> > capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a
fair
> > price?
> >
> > Tony
> > N7BG
> >
> >
> > "I collect telegraph keys and most anything
> > related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
> > bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
> > call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
> > to sell or trade!"
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>
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>From tfwagner at snet.net Sun Jun 30 17:36:49 2002
From: tfwagner@snet.net (Tom Wagner)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
References: <00b301c21fbe$698eaac0$cdd6fea9@ph.cox.net>
<027f01c22047$aaddbaa0$0201a8c0@MIKE>
Message-ID: <00c501c22075$ddc47f20$0300a8c0@snet.net>
Be sure to look at the Piexx replacement digital board + computer interface:
http://www.piexx.com/cgi-bin/piexx.cgi?p=ts930&cart_id=2766716.3083
and also at the w6nl TS-903 mods:
http://www.kkn.net/~k5tr/ts930fix/w6nl930.pdf
73 & gl,
Tom Wagner - N1MM
Check out the N1MM Free Contest Logger at
http://www.N1MM.com
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/N1MMLogger
No Yahoo membership required.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Brown" <k9mi@arrl.net>
To: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>; <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 11:04
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
> Check with Clif at Avvid in Irving, TX. I've had him work on
> several rigs for me, and have sent quite a few folks his way.
> He is factory authorized for Kenwood and Icom also.
>
> www.avvid.com
>
> 73 - Mike K9MI
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Tony Rogozinski" <trogo@cox.net>
> To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 5:43 PM
> Subject: [CQ-Contest] TS930 Repair
>
>
> > I have two TS930's with problems - want to make into one good rig. Who
is
> > capable and reliable and can do the job within 6 months? Also, at a
fair
> > price?
> >
> > Tony
> > N7BG
> >
> >
> > "I collect telegraph keys and most anything
> > related to telegraphy especially old or unusual
> > bugs (semi automatic keys). Please email or
> > call toll free 888-848-1572 if you have anything
> > to sell or trade!"
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > CQ-Contest mailing list
> > CQ-Contest@contesting.com
> > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/cq-contest
>
>
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>From k4no at mchsi.com Sun Jun 30 20:47:06 2002
From: k4no@mchsi.com (greg and leann richard)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ Seattle, WA
References: <20011112.165339.-16574657.0.k6ll@juno.com>
<06b101c16c51$6efcb310$6501a8c0@vista1.sdca.home.com>
Message-ID: <001801c22098$d367aca0$6501a8c0@toney1.al.home.com>
I am going to be in Seattle, WA starting July 3 thru the 8th.
Any contestors interested in getting together for dinner?
Greg K4NO
>From N5RP at pdq.net Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
From: N5RP@pdq.net (Bob, N5RP)
Date: Sun Jun 30 11:40:42 2002
Subject: [CQ-Contest] RE: [Towertalk] dead grass
In-Reply-To: <LPBBJJHKFOOEGKEBKHOJEEIAEFAA.kg5u@hal-pc.org>
References: <20020630.094808.-685039.0.K2QMF@juno.com>
Message-ID: <5.1.1.2.2.20020630103114.00b44728@pop.pdq.net>
> > > Is there something that leaches off older towers that kills grass?
> > > I
> > > don't remember it happening the first 10 years or so, but now on my
> > > older towers I have been noticing that the grass is being killed off
> > > on
> > > the downhill side. These are all rohn 25/45/55 type towers. Is
> > > there
> > > something to stop it??
==========================>
Alkalinity from the older concrete leaches out into the yard.
You do not notice this at first. It takes a while for the leaching to have
an adverse affect on the surrounding plants that might need a more acid
soil condition.
Apply acidifier to the surrounding soil.
Same thing happens down here in the Southern USA to azaleas planted too
close to concrete foundations of houses.
The list is free to be surprised at this being one of my few sincere posts
with a content of substance.
File away if you wish to preserve same.
Bob Perring
...........................................
Amateur Radio Station N5RP
mailto:N5RP@pdq.net
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