There were 42574 spots in my database from this weekend. This database from
the cluster and the excel
spreadsheet of the dxsummit spots will be available about the same time as
this report at
http://www.k1ttt.net/logs/2010arrldxssb_spots.zip.
Most spotted:
DX Count
D4C 332
W3LPL 303
K3LR 302
KH7X 278
KC1XX 276
V48M 248
TI5N 223
LP1H 222
ZW5B 221
6Y9V 216
VP5H 208
8P5A 207
CE4CT 202
Busiest Spotters:
Spotter count
K6III 467
N6QQ 397
K3LR-4 366
W3LPL-4 361
KT4ZB 343
K5MV 335
W2NY 280
K1LZ 271
DJ1AA 257
W2IRT 256
EW4MM 248
N0UN 246
DK8NC 235
W6OAT 232
AA3B 222
F4DVX 218
W0AIH 217
W4EE 202
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Cheerleader report:
What the columns mean:
Spotter = the spotting station
dx = the dx being spotted
spots = the number of spots the spotter made for the dx
total = the total number of spots the spotter made during the contest
pct = percentage of the total spots the spotter made for just that one dx
station.
spotter dx Spots Total Pct
9A1CAZ 9A9T 50 50 100 (vhf/uhf)
S56P S56P 19 19 100 yes, self spots.
SQ5FLP SO5A 18 18 100
HA3MV HG10P 18 20 90 (vhf contest?)
DN4SB DG1EA 17 17 100
ON4ORP OR0A 16 18 88
K6III KH7X 16 467 3
UW7RV UT7UV 14 16 87
SP9BGL SQ9LOM 14 36 38 (some kind of special event?)
NO2R XU7ACY 14 14 100
9A3PG 9A1C 14 14 100 (vhf contest?)
F6EXV F8BBL 14 16 87
F6EXV and ON4ORP were listing needed states in many of his spots... how do
they know?
S56P spots for S56P were mostly commented 'cq arrl contest', so its not like
he wasn't in the contest or was just playing around. And he even thanked at
least one station for their contact.
I wish all cheerleaders were like K6III, 16 spots for the same station,
especially dx on your doorstep, isn't so bad when you make 467 spots over
the 48 hours!
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"Single Spotters" are stations who make only one dx spot in the whole
contest weekend. It is obviously fairly unusual for a contest operator
who is active to make only one spot, many make 10's to 100's of spots
during the weekend. It is common for DX'ers to make a single spot for
a rare dx station then turn off the radio, so lots of single spotters
for rare stations is common, but they also get lots of contest spots
from other stations. The key here is the percentage of spots that are
from 'single spotters'. A high percentage can be a sign of the use of
fake callsigns to spot yourself or a friend that you don't want to look
like you are cheerleading for... in any case, the use of fake callsigns
is an obvious sign of someone trying to deceive the world in one way or
another.
What the columns mean:
DX - the dx station being spotted
Total - the total spots for them in the weekend
All(%) - the total number of single spots and the percentage of the total
dxs(%) - the number of the total spots that came from dxsummit and the
percentage of the total they are. These are broken out because it is
very easy for someone to put in fake callsigns on dxsummit and it has been
a common source of abuse of the system.
DX Total All(%) DXS(%)
D4C 332 21(6%) 6(1%)
IK2VFR 20 17(85) 0(0%)
HG0WFF 114 15(13%) 9(7%) (special event?)
EI9HX 64 14(21%) 14(21%)
V63MY 68 12(17%) 6(8%) (warc and cw)
JT1CO 59 12(20%) 5(8%)
C56KR 52 12(23%) 5(9%) (warc and non-contest)
Z21BB 60 12(20%) 3(5%) (warc and cw)
FG/F6BFH 50 11(22%) 1(2%) (cw)
KH7X 278 11(3%) 7(2%)
YN2EA 142 11(7%) 2(1%)
YP7P 14 11(78%) 0(0%)
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IK2VFR Suspect Spotters
Spotter Node Comment
N2FYG W1DX TEST
K5TFG W1DX 7234
N1JI W1DX ARRL
K2ED W1DX ARRL
W4ER W1DX ARRL
N1EA W1DX TEST
K6YT W1DX ARRL
K0NJ W1DX ARRL
WD2WS W1DX arrl
WA2EDR W1DX CQ ARRL TEST
W8KI W1DX TEST
N8YT W1DX ARRL
K3GTY W1DX RX 7234
W8UH W1DX
N8IK W1DX
W3KO W1DX TEST
WD2E W1DX ARRL
Mostly similar comments.
N2FYG, K5TFG, WD2WS, WA2EDR, K3GTY all don't exist. I would need ip
Data from w1dx node to analyze further.
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EI9HX suspect spotters
NY4D-@ 14204.5.0 86.45.245.216
KA1C-@ 14205 86.45.245.216
K3TC-@ 14228 86.45.245.216
K2OAK-@ 14139 86.45.245.216 good luck
W9GIG-@ 14143.5.0 86.45.245.216
N6AQ-@ 14184 86.45.245.216
VE6GH-@ 14125.5.0 86.45.245.216
W4ET-@ 14264.4.0 86.45.245.216 good luck
W5CF-@ 14232 86.45.245.216 good luck
W5SV-@ 14232 86.45.245.216 good luck
WX5DE-@ 1423238 86.45.245.216 good luck
W2MA-@ 14185.5.0 86.45.245.216 goog luck
wishing himself good luck?
IP from:
role: Eircom Networks
address: Eircom
address: Bianconi Avenue
address: Citywest, Dublin 24
address: Ireland
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YP7P Suspect spotters
Spotter FromNode Freq Comment
AA2WY F5LEN-7 21317
AA2WE F5LEN-7 14347.6
W2AS F5LEN-7 7159
WT2H F5LEN-7 7152.5
KT5U F5LEN-7 7186
W2AK F5LEN-7 7188.9
WA3LBT F5LEN-7 7158.5
KK1A F5LEN-7 7123.5
EA3WT F5LEN-7 14310.2 arrl
N2NAA F5LEN-7 7152.5
WI4Z F5LEN-7 7152.5
AA2WY, WA3LBT don't exist. I would need ip info from f5len-7 for the
others to check further.
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dxsummit spots for and by YO4RIU
YO4KBJ-@ 7118 YO4RIU 95.76.208.27 7278
W1EBI-@ 7107 YO4RIU 95.76.208.27 lsn 7274
YO8TOH-@ 7080 YO4RIU 95.76.208.27 for ve
YO4RXX-@ 7133 YO4RIU 95.76.208.27 lsn7284
N8TR-@ 7105 YO4RIU 95.76.208.27 7242
W6AAN-@ 7105 YO4RIU 95.76.208.27 7265
KZ2V-@ 7184 YO4RIU 95.76.208.27
VY2ZM-@ 7184 YO4RIU 95.76.208.27 arrl
YO4RIU-@ 7163 KC1XX 95.76.208.27 59++
YO4RIU-@ 7186.5 N1LN 95.76.208.27 tnx
The ip comes back to:
role: UPC Romania LIR
address: 62D, Nordului St.
address: District 1, 014104
address: Bucharest
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There may be more self spotters in the dxsummit excel sheet, look for
the red or yellow highlighted blocks. But there were so many special
events and other things going on that weekend that some of them are
hard to sort out.
David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net
web: http://www.k1ttt.net
AR-Cluster node: 145.69MHz or telnet://dxc.k1ttt.net
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