2000 WPX CW Summary #4
Logs Due By: July 10, 2000
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WPX Contest, CW
25 Newbridge Road
Hicksville, NY 11801
USA
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Call Pwr QSOs Mults Score
W SOAB
N6MJ @W6KP HP 2738 818 6,016,390 SCCC
NE6N (N6RT) HP 2756 821 5,983,448 SCCC
N5RZ HP 2476 773 4,886,906 NTCC
WC1M @K1RX HP 2428 717 4,752,993 YCCC
WC4E HP 2368 718 4,310,872 FCG
AA3B HP 2056 706 4,203,524 FRC
AI7B HP 2020 690 3,816,390
K3ZO HP 1775 653 3,505,957 PVRC
KC7V HP 1842 700 3,362,800 CADXA
N9AG@N8NR HP 1682 653 2,956,784 SWODXA
AE6Y HP 1716 644 2,917,964 NCCC
WQ5L @N5FG LP 1746 659 2,894,328
K0OU HP 1622 629 2,533,612 Kansas CDXC
N4TZ LP 1328 571 1,994,503 SMC
NZ8O@W8MJ LP 1324 549 1,814,445 MRRC
KN7Y LP 1208 519 1,609,938 CADXA
N6ZZ HP 1020 517 1,270,269
AA6PW LP 1071 427 1,238,727 SCCC
K1HT LP 863 429 1,126,125 YCCC
K5HP LP 995 459 1,032,750 OKDXA
K5IID LP 909 449 1,021,026
KG5U QRP 864 441 859,509 TDXS
N7IR QRP 626 362 559,652 CADXA
KT0R HP 638 363 543,411
K8GT LP 537 356 517,624 MRRC
K7RE QRP 534 311 428,247
WT9U LP 532 345,144 SMC
WA4IMC LP 451 269 321,186 Florida CG
KS4XG LP 399 238 259,182 PVRC
WZ2T QRP 156 134 47,302 YCCC
KA8NRC QRP 164 123 43,296
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W SOAB(A)
W8AV HP 1873 712 3,764,344 MRRC
N8BJQ HP 1634 628 2,725,520 SWODXA
K9NR HP 1467 599 2,185,751 SMC
KC1F HP 1124 551 1,638,674 Yankee Clipper Contest
Club
K9YO@K9XD LP 1125 516 1,367,400
WF2B (K2ONP) HP 981 490 1,290,660
K9PG LP 334 334 270,540 Society Of Midwest
Contesters
K6RO HP 114 85 16,235 SCCC
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W M/S
WK6LA HP 3415 841 8,368,791 YCCC/SCCC
AB2E HP 2817 837 6,825,735 FRC
KW9DX 2540 766 4,901,634 SMC/NCCC
W6YX HP 2296 740 4,762,640 NCCC
NM5O HP 2418 815 4,630,015 North Texas Contest Club
K7RI HP 2135 706 4,036,202 Western Washington DX
Club
NC7J HP 1944 663 3,425,721 UTAH CC
K7AW@K7ZUM HP 1509 605 2,336,510 WVDXC
NB3O@WB3FRW HP 1300 559 1,929,668
N7WA HP 1345 559 1,917,929 Western Washington DX
Club
KB1H HP 1121 540 1,529,820 Yankee Clipper Contest
Club
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W M/M
NR4M HP 4391 1021 12,149,900 PVRC
NY4A HP 4387 974 11,769,816 PVRC
W4MYA HP 3987 974 10,523,096 Potomac Valley Radio Club
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W SOAB(TS)
NT1N HP 2657 795 5,692,995 YCCC
NB2Q @N1EU HP 2263 765 4,821,795 YCCC
K7ABC HP 2078 732 3,595,584
K7NV HP 1700 614 2,994,478 NCCC
KZ5D HP 1710 664 2,612,840 Cajun Contest Club
N2ED HP 1563 602 2,541,644 FRC
ND5S HP 1392 634 2,196,810 Great Lakes DXC
K4BAI HP 1528 588 2,170,896 SECC
K8OQL@K2UOP HP 1238 572 1,795,508 PVRC
KØCAT HP 1144 535 1,573,970 MWA
W6TK HP 1104 491 1,415,553 SCCC
NX6T (K6AM) LP 1114 487 1,278,375 San Diego CC
WD4AHZ LP 979 465 1,155,060 Florida CG
K9JY HP 822 409 911,661 SMC
N2CU LP 777 432 886,464 WNYDXA
WN6K LP 933 385 838,530
K6III HP 755 416 753,376 NCCC
WZ7ZR (W7ZR) HP 490 257 217,165 Desert Rats
W7WW HP 349 227 171,158
KT6RU(N6BZA) HP 261 189 119,448
NO5W LP 254 170 85,510
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W SOSB/10
N4BP HP 1086 514 1,301,962 Florida Contest Group
NJ6D/7 HP 244 164 52,480
NV4X@W4ZV HP 112 85 16,235 PVRC
WA7BNM LP 62 55 6,820
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W SOSB/15
W5TM (W5AO) HP 1520 714 2,648,940 OKDXA
K4OAQ HP 1327 600 2,122,200
WA6O @N6RO HP 1385 643 2,082,034 NCCC
WA1FCN LP 554 397 551,433
W3PP QRP 280 247 180,063 PVRC
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W SOSB/20
KT3Y HP 1619 683 2,839,000
NJ3K LP 359 264 200,376 McKean County ARC
K9GY LP 227 200 102,800 SMC
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W SOSB/40
KV8Q LP 434 254 264,160
N5DO LP 309 220 237,820
W3CP LP 219 179 150,002
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W ROOKIE
KG4BIG LP 496 291 329,412
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DX SOAB
C4A(5B4ADA/9A3A) HP 3645 788 9,569,472
SU9ZZ LP 3110 734 7,475,056
VA3UZ@VE30I HP 2558 756 5,681,340 Kiev CG
SP7GIQ HP 2773 812 5,665,324
VP5GA (N2GA) LP 2615 681 5,255,958
UP4L(UN7LZ) HP 2250 695 4,855,965
VE3EJ LP 2033 672 4,201,344 NCC
ER/UT7ND HP 2674 715 4,074,785
RD4M(UA4LU) HP 2557 775 4,041,625 Russian CC
R3K HP 2366 741 3,524,937 Russian CC
RJ9J LP 1711 591 3,262,911 RCC
OK5W (OK2ZW) HP 1891 765 3,120,435
LY3BA LP 2130 706 3,018,856 Kaunas University
S59AA LP 1978 623 2,645,881 Slovenia Contest Club
LY2LA LP 1569 594 1,854,468 Lithuanian DX Group
DF0NF(DL8UD) HP 1543 560 1,792,560 Bavarian CC
CX9AU LP 1064 474 1,705,926 RC Uruguayo
OH0/LY2CY HP 1603 530 1,529,580 CCF
ON5UM LP 1318 542 1,423,292 FRA - BELGIUM
HB9ARF LP 1491 528 1,413,456
F5JBR LP 1358 542 1,357,542 UFT
DK5AD HP 1222 515 1,279,260 BCC
UN4L QRP 973 452 1,236,672 UN7LT
5P1ER(OZ1AA) LP 1386 512 1,167,360 WWYC
DL4SDW LP 1115 485 1,019,955
HA4YF LP 2086 486 1,013,796
VE5SF LP 732 372 771,156
S53MA QRP 1005 446 754,632 KOPER QRP GROUP
VA7AM (VA7NT) QRP 511 289 381,769
DL1EFD LP 555 316 376,988 RRDXA
G3TMA HP 419 253 223,146
SM6DER LP 362 257 155,999 SK6AW
LW8EXF (LU7DW) LP 210 152 91,504
DJ7IK LP 115 102 25,602 RRDXA
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DX SOAB(A)
R3K(RZ3FA) HP 2366 741 3,524,937 Russian CC
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DX M/S
HC8N HP 5492 1007 19,206,511 NCCC
6Y8A HP 5255 939 14,513,000 NCCC
5B4AGD HP 4468 886 12,585,630 Sky Contest Club
V25A@V21N HP 4476 891 12,208,482 PVRC
ZX5J HP 3960 907 11,942,469 Arauc
OD5/OK1MU HP 3838 802 9,948,008
AN6IB HP 4190 891 7,556,571
DJ7AA HP 3293 895 6,755,460 RRDXA
Z30M HP 3868 857 6,403,504 RC Nikola Tesla
OH2U @OH2HE HP 3230 845 6,096,675 CCF
OH7M HP 2976 858 5,543,538 CCF
RM6A 3203 860 5,326,840 Shakhan Contest Club
OH9A HP 3055 788 5,038,472 CCF
JA1YNE HP 1858 684 3,482,244 NEC Fuchu
VE5RI HP 1430 585 2,285,595 Sask Alta Radio Club
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DX M/M
SK0X HP 5221 1002 10,674,306 Kvarnberget
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DX SOAB(TS)
FY5KE (F6BEE) HP 3594 824 9,811,368
CW6V (CX6VM) HP 2744 780 6,481,020 RC URUGUAYO
VE2ZP HP 2351 691 4,849,438 Capital Region DXC
UN7LG HP 2222 651 4,700,871
PX2W (PY2YU) LP 1903 686 3,885,504 TuPY
VE9DX LP 1722 717 3,640,926
S500U (S53O) HP 2150 3,550,000 SCC
UP6P (UN6P) LP 1757 639 3,290,211
LY2OX HP 2053 669 2,797,758 LITHUANIAN DXG
S500Z (S52ZW) LP 1650 2,000,000 SCC
S5S (S51RJ) HP 1612 1,737,000 SCC
UV5U (UX1UA) HP 1422 564 1,533,516 Kiev CG
RU0LL 1386 487 1,506,291
S500P (S57NW) LP 1358 1,431,000 SCC
LY2GV LP 1288 510 1,270,920 LYCWCC
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DX SOSB/10
LU5CW@LT1F HP 2541 776 5,855,696
OK2RZ HP 1359 626 1,481,742 CCCCC
PA5ET HP 1235 533 1,139,021 LLCC
UA9YAB LP 562 356 494,840 Russian CC
DK0MM (DJ7IK) HP 610 415 426,620 RRDXA
PU2NYV LP 485 270 387,990 TuPY
G0MTN LP 671 341 344,069 Wythall RC
SY1D LP 749 349 341,671
JH9VSF LP 421 282 287,922
SM5IMO LP 451 310 206,150 TOEC
SM5G (SM5JBM) LP 494 303 202,707 TOEC
PQ1S (PY1KS) LP 100 76 22,800 TuPY
VA6DXR @VE6JY LP 21 21 1,071 Alberta Clippers
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DX SOSB/15
S57AW HP 2120 774 3,720,000 SCC
HG3DX @HA3O LP 2060 777 3,504,270
8S3G (SM0GNU) HP 2094 729 3,268,836 SK3GW
5B4/RW9UP HP 1805 648 3,260,088
OM5M HP 4248 731 3,105,288
OH1F(OH1MDR) HP 1769 718 2,849,742 CCF
PY1KN HP 1312 555 2,160,060 Araucaria
VC6X @VE6JY LP 1225 554 1,773,908 Alberta Clippers
RW4WM QRP 200 161 44,114
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DX SOSB/20
UY3QW HP 1745 676 2,507,960 UCC
VE7XR HP 1173 593 1,894,635
M5ACC LP 1609 668 1,852,364
VO1MP HP 816 395 842,140
F/OK1EE LP 776 381 734,187 Czech CC
DJ1YFK @DJ6BN QRP 608 394 707,230 WWYC
VA3SY (VE3TDG) LP 667 406 686,140
VE6JY (VE7AV) LP 704 371 618,828 Alberta Clippers
PA0JED LP 208 178 72,446 LLCC
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DX SOSB/40
RZ4HF HP 803 446 1,086,902
SV/OK1YM HP 802 416 938,496 CCC
S54A LP 711 401 779,945 SCC
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DX SOSB/80
EO1I (UT1IA) HP 551 292 374,636 Ukrainian CC
SK3W (SM0OEK) HP 447 246 248,952 TOEC
UN7LT (UN7LO) HP 225 157 184,632 UN7LT
9A7P (9A6NHH) LP 343 206 149,968 WWYC
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DX SOSB/160
OH4MFA HP 205 143 62,062 CCF
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DX Rookie (SB15)
SI3SSA (SM3WMV) HP 1209 560 1,343,440 WWYC
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DX SOSB/20(TS)
VE3KZ HP 1228 590 1,848,470
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DX SOSB/10(TS)
VE3STT LP 88 81 19,197
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DX ROOKIE
DL3JK HP 1953 615 2,578,695 RRDXA
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DX SOSB/15(TS)
GW3NJW LP 810 439 609,771
VE3MQW LP 388 302 315,590
PR2W(PT2AW) LP 260 179 136,040 TuPY
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DX SOAB(A)(TS)
RX3APM HP 2503 740 3,873,160
OE5OHO HP 1012 465 1,050,900 BCC
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Call Team
HC8N N5KO, K6AW
6Y8A K2KW, K6XX
5B4AGD S56A, YT3T, YT6A, YT6T, YU1RL
V25A@V21N N3OC, N5NJ
NR4M K4EC, K4GMH, K4ZW, K1SE, K4EU, WA4JUK,
NR4M, RA3AUU, K7SV, DAISY
ZX5J PY2NY PY2TI PY3PAZ
NY4A N4AF, N4CW, W2CS, K2AV, LYNN
SK0X SM0KCO, SM0CCT, SM0COL, SM0DRD,
SM0MXO, SM0XGL, SM3UZS,SM3VAC
W4MYA W4DR, W4HJ, WA4QDM, WK4Y, WU4G ,W4MYA AND LILLY
WK6LA K5ZD, K6LA
AN6IB EA3AIR EA5BM EA6FB
AB2E AB2E, K3WW
DJ7AA DJ7AA,DK1BT,DL5LYM
Z30M Z31GX, Z31JA
OH2U @OH2HE OH2XX, OH4YR, OH7BX, OH7JR
OH7M OH1WZ,OH4XX,OH6LNI,OH7KD, OH7MHL
RM6A RN6BN,RA6CO,RA6CM,RA6AX,RN6AA
OH9A OH1EH, OH1NOA
W6YX W6KNS, W6LD, N7MH
NM5O OH7WV, N5UM, WX0B, W5GN, AD5Q, N5KB,
NM5M, K5OT, N5YA, N5KR
K7RI N0AX, W7WA, NW7DX
JA1YNE JN1MSO, JP1OGL
NC7J NG7M W7CT W7FB
K7AW@K7ZUM KI7Y,K7ZUM,K5ZM
VE5RI VE5FF VE5FN VE5WI VE5ZX VE6EZ
NB3O@WB3FRW NB3O,N3GM,K3TM,K3TC,K3NCO
N7WA W7CAJ, W7/JR1NKN, N7WA
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>From Leigh S. Jones" <kr6x@adsl-63-194-227-234.dsl.lsan03.pacbell.net Fri Jun
> 2 06:21:06 2000
From: Leigh S. Jones" <kr6x@adsl-63-194-227-234.dsl.lsan03.pacbell.net (Leigh
S. Jones)
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO2R
Message-ID: <10df01bfcc52$5b397520$ede3c23f@kr6x.org>
SO2R is the buzz word of the day. I was running SO2R at W6HX beginning in
1970, and I believe that Phil, N6ZZ, while winning the SS CW contest from
W6RW a few years earlier, should be reported as SO4R. Of course, we were
both changing chairs to change bands in those days... I'm not sure that
stereo headsets were commonly available back then, either... that's what
happens as you get older...
I felt that I'd perfected SO2R at W6HX about 3-4 years later. Stereo
headsets, stereo Signal One CX7A's, stereo Henry 2K3's, stereo microphones,
footswitches, bandswitches, and log sheets. In all contests the value of
quick bandswitching was much more valuable than the "second radio" practice
that many preach. In 48 hour contests listening on the "second radio"
increased fatigue to such a degree that I required so much more sleep that
the scoring advantage was wiped out. In the Sweepstakes there was a tiny
value to listening on a second radio only during the worst Sunday hours.
The benefit of running two radios is that the resultant efficient
bandchanges make for an aggressive contesting style. With two radios I
would frequently switch to a new band and be off and running in a fraction
of a second. With one radio, I will pound away with the CQ's until the rate
has dropped and the whole contest seems futile before I make a band change,
and, upon arrival on the new band I'll be disoriented seeking my first
contact.
Which is more valuable to a contester -- SO2R or 40/80/160M directive
antennas? Shouldn't we be discussing a separate category for stations with
40/80/160M directive antennas ahead of discussing SO2R issues? Shouldn't we
create separate categories for antenna height categories and number of
elements ahead of SO1R/SO2R categories? Straight key vs. bug vs. keyer?
Should there be a separate categories for operators like K3ZO who only use
wide SSB filters on CW?
Q: How many categories can we stand before the contest is ultimately
cheapened? -- N4ZR
A: Depends on the contest -- and the sponsor of the contest makes the call,
not those of us discussing the issue here.
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