2002 SS SSB - Claimed Scores 19Nov2002
Submit logs by: December 18, 2002
E-mail logs to: SSPhone@arrl.org
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Call QSOs Secs hr Score Club
Multi-Op HP
W7GG 2213 80 24 353,699 WVDXC
K9NS 1994 80 24 319,040 SMC
W6YX 1909 80 24 305,440 NCCC
KT0R 1855 80 24 296,480 MINNESOTA WIRELESS A
N5DO 1705 80 24 272,800
N8KR 1623 80 24 259,680 MRRC
K8CC 1592 80 24 254,720 MRRC
K8MAD 1420 80 24 227,200 MRRC
K0GQ(@K0OU) 1394 80 24 223,040 Raytown ARC
NA2NA 1386 80 24 221,760 HVCDX
KM4M(@K4JA) 1374 80 20 219,840 PVRC
W0AIH 1233 80 24 195,200 MWA
NM0X 976 80 24 156,160
NZ1U(@KB1H) 930 80 14 148,800 Connecticut Rhode Is
W5NN(@K5NZ) 540 80 6 86,400 CTDXCC
W2YC 350 80 24 55,840
WD5R 417 64 8 53,376
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Multi-Op LP
W7UQ 758 78 13 118,248 WWYC
WB0TRA 508 78 19 79,248 MWA
W7VMI(@N0AX) 477 80 12 76,320 WWDXC
W4IX 451 80 11 72,160 FCG
WR9A 425 77 18 65,450 SMC
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School Club HP
WF4DD(KG4CZU) 430 79 11 67,940
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Single Op HP
K5TR 2151 80 24 344,160
K4XS 2102 80 23 336,480 FCG
WB0O 2083 80 24 333,280
W7WA 2050 80 24 328,000 WWDXC
VE6JY(VE5MX) 1930 80 24 308,160
K6LA 1875 80 24 300,000 SCCC
N6BV 1862 80 24 297,920 NCCC
W4MR(AA4NC) 1788 80 24 286,080 PVRC
W5WMU 1785 80 24 285,600 CAJUN CONTEST CLUB
WB9Z 1651 80 24 264,160 SMC
W7WW(@K7WM) 1646 80 23 263,040 SCCC
KY5R 1580 80 23 252,800 AL Contest Group
K5ZO 1547 80 23 247,520
N0AC(@N0NI) 1527 80 24 243,680
K3ZO 1521 80 21 243,360 PVRC
KK1L 1501 80 24 240,160 Radio Amateurs of No
W1AO 1452 80 19 232,320 YCCC
N7LOX 1442 80 23 230,720 WWDXC
N4BP 1435 80 19 229,600 FCG
K0HB 1327 80 24 212,320 MWA
W0YK 1307 80 23 209,120 NCCC
K3PN 1282 80 24 204,960 PVRC
K9ES 1220 80 21 195,200 FCG
W9RE 1200 80 12 192,000 SMC
AJ6V(@K6GX) 1200 80 19 192,000 NCCC
K1OU 1101 80 18 176,160
NX9T 1063 80 14 170,080 PVRC
N8KM 1041 80 23 166,560 MRRC
N6XI 1034 80 16 165,440 NCCC
N4GG 940 80 17 150,400 PVRC
WT9U 929 80 15 148,640 SMC
K4BAI 901 80 24 144,160 SECC
NI5L 890 80 15 142,400
K8MR 854 80 14 136,640 MRRC
W5ASP 842 80 11 134,720 TDXS
W2RQ 803 80 128,480 FRC
K6CTA 768 80 12 122,880 NCCC
N6RO 776 76 8 117,952 NCCC
K6LRN 673 80 17 107,680 NCCC
K0GAS 649 80 103,680 Grand Mesa
K3PP 507 76 9 77,064 FRC
K2ONP 500 76 9 76,000 Hudson Valley Contes
K4IU 455 80 12 72,800 MWA
W7WK 446 80 10 71,360 Northern Rockies DX
K2UOP 436 80 11 69,760 PVRC
N2RM(N2NC) 449 71 4 63,758 FRC
K0SR(@W0ZT) 400 72 4 57,600 MWA
K6TA 346 78 4 53,976 NCCC
K1PQS 353 76 13 53,656
K7ABV 305 66 5 40,260
KE4KMG 247 77 15 38,038 TCG
AJ3M 201 69 27,738 PVRC
K7BG 191 62 2 23,684
W4NZ 172 57 2 19,608 TCG
W8RU 120 53 2 12,720 MRRC
KD5TMF 90 50 9,000
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Single Op LP
N0KK(@N0AT) 1414 80 24 225,920 MWA
W8MJ 1350 80 24 216,000 MRRC
N7GYD(MITCH) 1327 80 24 212,320 WWDXC
K4XU 1311 80 23 209,760
AA7YA 1152 80 24 184,320
K0UK 1096 80 24 175,360 Grand Mesa
NA4K 1095 80 21 175,200 TDXS
VE7IN 1079 80 18 172,640 BCDX
K7RE 1091 79 23 172,378
W0ZA 1078 79 24 170,324 Western Wireless Con
K8BL 1025 80 20 164,000 NCC
W7YAQ 1017 80 16 162,720 WVDXC
NY4T 993 80 21 158,880 TCG
AC0W 988 80 22 158,080 MWA
K2Z(KD2RD) 938 80 24 150,080
WN6K 923 80 19 147,680 SCCC
K1EP(@K1VR) 879 80 24 140,640 YCCC
AA6PW 854 80 136,640 SCCC
K5IID 801 80 21 128,160 MRRC
N0FP 798 78 18 124,488 MWA
K7SS 771 80 10 123,360 WWDXC
VA3DX 750 80 17 120,000 CCO Contest Club Ont
W1DAD 741 80 18 118,560 YCCC
W3GH 726 80 12 116,160
N9CO 706 78 18 110,136
VE7XB 652 80 18 104,320
W4IDX 637 80 19 101,920 PVRC
K0XH 630 80 18 100,800 MWA
W2RDS 609 80 22 97,440 South Jersey Radio A
VE3SRE 593 80 19 94,880 CCO
KW8W 577 80 21 92,320 MRRC
W7QN 598 76 12 90,896 WWDXC
W3LL 550 80 21 88,000 PVRC
K0TG 561 78 15 87,516 MWA
VE3BUC 508 80 15 81,280 CCO
W0RK 505 80 21 80,800 OkDX
KU6J 501 80 16 80,160 NCCC
NY1S 519 77 14 79,926
WA3SES 513 74 8 75,924
AK8B 468 79 73,944
KE1FO 466 78 16 72,696 YCCC
W0ZQ 460 77 11 70,840 MWA
K7IM 450 78 11 70,200 WWDXC
K5FO 438 80 16 70,080
AD0W 421 77 22 64,834 MWA
K0UD 403 80 18 64,640
VE3DZ 400 80 6 64,000 CCO
W5GZ 383 79 20 60,514
N3XT 391 75 14 58,650 Grand Mesa
W2DZO 351 80 8 56,160 PVRC
VA3NR 355 79 12 56,090 CCO
VA3XRZ 353 79 55,774 CCO
KA2D 339 79 16 53,562 YCCC
K0KX 325 80 6 52,000 MWA
N2NC 361 71 5 51,262 FRC
K4EU 341 72 5 49,104 PVRC
KC4HW ) 294 76 9 44,688 FCG
NZ4DX 340 65 11 44,200 Grand Mesa
W8TTS 275 80 13 44,000
VA6RC 266 77 40,964
NA4M 243 80 9 38,880 CTDXCC
WI7F 250 74 22 37,000 NCCC
W3SE 225 80 11 36,000 SCCC
N9CIQ 232 77 5 35,728 MWA
WA1Z 242 65 6 31,460 YCCC
K0RI 175 80 18 28,000
W9SZ 187 68 5 25,432 SMC
N3SD 194 58 3 22,504 NCC
NS3T 142 73 7 20,732
AB0MV 132 59 15,576 Grand Mesa
WN3VAW 125 61 5 15,250 Wireless Association
K6OWL 104 56 4 11,648
W7GTO 107 48 9 10,272 WWDXC
N2CU 101 43 1 8,686 WNYDXA
K7GT 63 36 2 4,536 NCCC
KD2HE 64 34 4,352
VE3RCN 57 34 3 3,876
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Single Op QRP
K9TM 850 80 22 136,000 MRRC
K7MM 772 80 123,520
N0UR 500 77 18 77,000 MWA
N9NE 432 80 17 69,120 SMC
K8IR 401 80 19 64,160 BAY AREA WIRELESS
WA7LNW 417 76 22 63,384
W0ETT 396 77 15 60,984 Grand Mesa
N5FPW 311 78 18 48,516 SECC
K3SWZ 264 71 23 37,488 PVRC
WB6BWZ 242 73 21 35,332 SECC
W6RCL 264 66 11 34,848
NK6A 187 67 7 25,058
NQ7X 173 66 10 22,836
K9IUA 127 62 15,748
N5IA 69 69 6 9,522
K5OT 90 45 2 8,100
W6UFT(W1HIJ) 72 42 3 6,048 SCCC
KI0II 66 33 3 4,356 Grand Mesa
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SO Unlimited HP
K6LL 1903 80 24 304,480 SCCC
WB1GQR(W1SJ) 1792 80 24 286,720 Radio Amateurs of No
N6TV 1752 80 22 280,320 NCCC
W7UT 1637 80 21 261,920
N2WW(@K0MP) 1591 80 24 254,400 Western Wireless CC
KD4D(@N3HBX) 1573 80 24 251,680 PVRC
W4MYA 1533 80 23 245,280 PVRC
W4NF 1509 80 24 241,440 PVRC
N2MM 1502 80 24 240,320
K4MA 1469 80 23 235,040 PVRC
WE9V 1448 80 20 231,680 SMC
K6XX 1438 80 22 230,080 NCCC
VE1OP 1417 80 20 226,720
NA9D 1393 80 23 222,880 SMC
W9BS 1367 80 23 218,720 KCG
W7TTT(K5RC) 1240 80 11 198,400 NCCC
K4WI 1219 80 17 195,040 Alabama Contest Grou
KI9A 1161 80 22 185,760 SMC
WE2F 1067 80 20 170,720 HUDSON VALLEY CONTES
N0AH 1042 80 13 166,720
W6TK 912 80 11 145,920 SCCC
N2ED 800 80 13 128,000 FRC
WX3B 706 80 8 112,960 PVRC
N8BJQ 676 80 12 108,160 SWODXA
K1JN 547 80 17 87,520 CT RI Contest Group
KO7X(@KI7WX) 539 80 10 86,240 PVRC
N0ZM 534 80 85,280 Western Wireless Con
AE9B 520 80 13 83,200
K6RIM 482 80 77,120 NCCC
K0LUZ 467 80 4 74,720 FCG
K3WW 457 80 10 73,120 FRC
W6KC 450 80 8 72,000
KT8X 342 80 5 54,720 MRRC
W7BX 241 80 38,560 WVDXC
K3SV 226 80 36,160 PVRC
W0ZAP 208 66 5 27,456
W4HJ 206 65 6 26,780 PVRC
K1JE 80 80 12,800 YCCC
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SO Unlimited LP
ND2T 400 80 19 64,000 NCCC
K9GY 379 78 13 59,124 SMC
VA3PC 350 80 56,000 CCO
W6ZZZ 250 74 37,000 NCCC
Operators:
K0GQ AB0WA,K0OU,KC0ELZ,N8AU
K8CC N8OS,WX3M
K8MAD K8CC,N8MG,WD8S
K9NS K9HMB,K9PW,K9XW,W9RM
KM4M K4JA,W3BP
KT0R K0AD,K0MX,K0OB,KT0R
N5DO K5FD,KE5OG,N5DO
N8KR KN8R,N8KR
NA2NA NA2NA,W2GDJ
NM0X KC0CZI,N0IB,NM0X
NZ1U KB1DFB,N1XS,NB1U
W0AIH KB9TTO,NE9U,W0AIH,WB0PXM
W6YX N6DE,N7MH,W6LD
W7GG K7ZUM,KC7TWZ,KR7X,W7GG
W7UQ KL9A,N6HC
W7VMI KD7DQO,KD7FWQ,KD7FYX,N0AX
WB0TRA KA0CSW,KC0MYY,W0DOM,W6DQ,WB0TRA
WD5R N5ECT,WD5R
WR9A K9HER,WR9A
>From J. Allen" <jallen@internorth.com Tue Nov 19 15:52:49 2002
From: J. Allen" <jallen@internorth.com (J. Allen)
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Harrassment & Favorite Beverage de VY1JA
Message-ID: <000901c28fe3$d4085820$14096cd8@jallen>
Perhaps two threads join on this matter.
First, I think that Ken, K6LA stumbled into the same pit that I had.
In one of my very early years of SS contesting, I started early on 28.325
and was QRMed by a GROUP of guys claiming that 28.325 was their frequency,
and that no contest was going to stop them from using it, so I would have to
QSY so that they could start up. I am usually fast to move on in cases
where people ask in a civilized manner, but their first attempt at asking
was with a club.
I told them that I had been on the frequency for several hours and that they
should by rights move a little up or down from there and find a clear
frequency if they could. I discussed it with them for several minutes, and
decided not to fight the increasing rudeness which followed, as logic and
adherence to the FCC rules did not seem to apply to them.
After they forced "their frequency" from me, I listened see if they could
establish a chat group there. It was a very interesting to listen to.
The group has within it several people that were acting as passband police.
As they attempted to establish themselves in the middle of SS, the "cops"
continued by harassing others in the area with cat calls, with carriers, and
obscene language, which makes me think that perhaps they had tried a little
too much of their "favorite beverage" from another current CQ-Contest
thread.
Since that time, I have heard them or others like them, even though I
started up a little higher, on 28.337. They have never used their calls nor
started by asking politely. If I notice QRM below me, I will ask the
persons generating it to give me a little more room, using my call, and if
it does not work, I slide up. This year, if I can assume that it was part
of the same group, I was QRMed deliberately with every tool imaginable for
about two straight hours, and moving up or down in the high level of
activity on 10 was not an option.
Thanks to the many fine operators that endured the interference, totally
ignoring the nuisances as we worked together to get the QSOs through, it was
a record year for me. This was largely due to QRM busting skills of those
that worked me in that spot 12 above "their frequency".
J.
VY1JA
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