Claimed Scores, Last Week's Contests:
1. NCCC NS Practice, 6/22/12
K4BAI 49 41 2,009 SO LP 0.5 GA SECC
W4OC 46 37 1,702 SO LP 0.5 SC SECC SO2R
2. NCCC RTTY Sprint Practice, 6/22/12
W4OC 17 13 221 SO LP 0.5 SC SECC SO2R
3. ARRL Field Day
Call CW Q Ph Q DigQ Score Category Time St Club
W4NT 1820 2345 0 11,970 3E LP 24 GA SECC At W6IZT
Ops: K4UEE, KJ4PQV, N4GRN N4NX, W5JR, W6IZT
AA4GA 321 8 0 3,500 1B BtyQRP __ GA SECC
AA4LR 186 26 0 896 5A LP 24 GA SECC
4. June Straight Key Century Club Sprint (SKS)
K4BAI 46 26 1,391 SO HP 1:30 GA SECC
Know there were a lot more active in FD, but it takes a while to get a
lot of the scores together and I can only report the ones I know about
so far. Hope everyone had a lot of fun and maybe more prospective
contesters have gotten a taste of contesting.
This Week's Contests:
1. CWOps CWT. 0300Z-0359Z Thursday (Wed night local). 160-10M CW.
Exchange: Name + CWOps # or SPC. Look around 028 kHz on each band.
2. NCCC RTTY Sprint Practice. 0130-0159Z Friday (Thursday night
local). Don't remember which bands. Possibly 15, 20, 40, 80M RTTY.
100W maximum power. 1 kHz QSY rule. Exchange: both calls, #, name, SPC.
3. NCCC NS Practice. 0230-0259Z Friday (Thursday night local). Don't
remember which bands. Possibly 15, 20, 40, 80, 160M CW. 100W maximum.
1 kHz QSY rule. Exchange: both calls, #, a FD call sign you have used
(in place of "name"), SPC.
4. QRP Fox Hunt. 14050-14070 kHz. 5W maximum power. Exchange: RST,
SPC, Name, Power. Work only the two foxes.
5. RAC Canada Day Contest. 24 hours of Sunday, July 1, UTC. 160-2M
CW, Phone. Exchange: RS(T) + serial # or VE Prov/Terr. Work everyone,
not just Canadians.
6. 10-10 International Spirit of 76 QSO Party. 0001Z Monday to 2400Z
Sunday July 8. 10M any mode. Exchange: name + 10/10 #, + SPC.
7. July Adventure Radio Society Spartan Sprint. 0100-0300Z Tuesday
(Monday night local). 160-10M CW. 5W maximum power. Exchange: RST,
SPC, Power.
Hope everyone has a good week and a lot of QSOs this weekend, especially
in the RAC Canada Day Contest, which can be a lot of fun.
73, John, K4BAI.
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