2008 Stew Perry Results

Results, 13th Annual (2008) Stew Perry Topband Distance Challenge

Boring Amateur Radio Club – K7RAT

15125 SE Bartell Road

Boring, OR 97009 k7rat@@kkn.net

The 2008 Stew Perry Contest was held on the weekend of December 27^thand we received 694 logs. This is yet another healthy increase in the number of logs received from the previous year. The Boring ARC would like to thank each and every one of you who support this event with your activity and log submission.

This year, we had a close battle for the world’s top score from opposite ends of the earth. Last year’s winner, Al, CE1/K7CA and multiple Stew winner Clive, GM3POI both posted scores over 6,000 points. It is interesting to note that these two stations didn’t work each other! After log checking and bonus point addition, Al’s further distance from North America and Europe pushed him ahead of Clive’s score, even though he had nearly ½ as many QSOs. Riki, K7NJ, posted the third highest score leveraging his QRP multiplier and N5DX just edged out W9RE in the low power category.

In the multi-operator class, F6KNB posted the highest point total, followed by a fine score from JA3YBK.

Since all of the score calculations are done by the log checking software – there is nothing your logging software had to do differently as a result of these changes. Note that your Cabrillo log does not have QSO points included. They are totally computed by the log checking software.

One of the most talked about aspects of this contest is the plaque program, administered by Lew Sayre, W7EW and enabled by the generosity of the plaque sponsors themselves. The amazing amount of creativity in coming up with some of the categories is only matched by the fierce competition amongst the participants trying to get a piece of hardwood for their shack wall. We do try to spread them around by not giving any single person more than one plaque.

Here are the plaque winners for 2008:

CALL	Class	Power	GRID	QSOs	SCORE	GRIDs	Plaque	Donor
7S3A	S	H	JP83	207	1085	133	Aurora Borealis Award	TF3KX
TBD	S	L	CN87	70	326	32	Old Timer's Award - > 50 QSOs	W7KF
G4TSH	S	H	JO02	578	5253	291	Top Number Grid Squares	N5IA
K3ZM	S	H	FM17	712	5811	328	Top Number QSOs	KL7RA
N5OT	S	H	EM16	101	504	78	Top Score - < 18 WPM	BARC
K0DXC	S	L	EM89	261	1444	113	Top Score - < 21 Years Old	BARC
N2IC	S	H	DM52	554	3727	237	Top Score - > 4000 feet elevation	GMCC
C4M	S	H	KM64	287	2050	184	Top Score - Antenna < 20m x 10m*	VK6VZ
W9RE	S	L	EM69	514	4236	214	Top Score - Black Hole	KJ9C
HQ9R	S	H	EK66	293	2710	165	Top Score - Central America	N7KQ
TA2RC	S	Q	KN40	222	3872	136	Top Score - First Time QRP	K6DBG
GM3POI	S	H	IO88	650	6186	322	Top Score - High Power	N7UA
W7AT	S	H	CN84	310	2249	163	Top Score - High Power - Oregon	KI7Y
K7RAT	S	H	CN85	527	4125	239	Top Score - High Power - USA West	GMCC
N5DX	S	L	EM36	458	4246	198	Top Score - Low Power - World	N9ADG
OK1FPS	S	L	JN79	297	2040	170	Top Score - Low Power - Europe	F8BPN
W7RH	S	L	DM35	236	2774	139	Top Score - Low Power - First Entry	W7TMT
KB7Q	S	L	DN45	364	3816	166	Top Score - Low Power - K3 Radio	K1EP
NN5K	S	L	DM64	327	3404	170	Top Score - Low Power - USA West	GMCC
N6RK	S	L	CM98	278	3280	145	Top Score - Low Power - W6	AE6RF
F6KNB	M	H	IN94	530	4846	280	Top Score - Multi-Op World	BARC
SM2M	S	H	KP03	316	2128	196	Top Score - No Errors	KR2Q
KH6LC	M	H	BK29	249	3614	136	Top Score - Oceania	KH6LC
K0PK	S	Q	EN37	249	4608	128	Top Score - QRP	KB7Q
N2CU	S	H	FN02	323	2072	195	Top Score - Search & Pounce	K7FL
JH4UYB	S	H	PM64	207	3601	148	Top Score - Single-Op Japan	BARC
K7NJ	S	Q	DM37	230	5832	140	Top Score - USA	NA0Y
VK6DXI	S	H	OF88	24	550	22	Top Score - VK/ZL	KH6LC
CE1/K7CA	S	H	FG41	331	6650	192	Top Score - World	K6ND
RZ9HG	S	L	NO26	175	3456	128	Top Score - Zones 17/18/22/23	K7CA
WE3C	S	H	FN20	616	4503	284	Top Total Zone 16 QSOs - USA	UX1UA

·       Instead of a plaque, this award will receive a Royal Flying Doctor’s Hat from VK6VZ

We are still looking for the winner of the Old Timer’s Award.  This was originally conceived as going to the oldest person who made at least 50 QSOs in the Stew.  We currently have one person in mind who is 78 years old, but we find it hard to believe there isn’t someone out there who is at least 80 years old who put 50 QSOs in the log.  Here is your chance to help the Boring People out and let us know you are out there.  Send an e-mail to tree at kkn.net and be heard!!

And now for the scores. Each line item indicates the category (S or M for single/multi-op), Power (H, L or Q), the grid operated from. The RAW QSO total is the number of QSOs found in the log. Dupes and busts are removed for the QSO total. The total QSO points is in the PTS column and the number of grids worked in GRD. The best DX callsign and distance is shown. Finally, the number of QRP and Low power stations worked is shown. The QRP stations you work get a X4 multiplier and the low power stations get a X2 multiplier. QRP and low power stations are determined by the logs we received - so you won't get this bonus just by putting /QRP in a callsign.

Single operator - High power

CALL C P GRID RAW DUPE BUST QSO PTS GRD CALL -BEST DX- KM QRP LOW

CE1/K7CA S H FG41 339 4 4 331 6650 192 JA3YBK 17295 6 41

GM3POI S H IO88 663 2 11 650 6186 322 VK6DXI 14661 19 125

K3ZM S H FM17 746 19 15 712 5811 328 RZ0AF 9550 29 152

G4TSH S H JO02 597 2 17 578 5253 291 VK6VZ 14441 12 102

KV4FZ S H FK77 474 0 35 439 4812 250 JA1ORK 14659 6 53

WE3C S H FN20 644 5 23 616 4503 284 C4M 8915 25 129

OM5ZW S H JN98 545 8 18 519 4489 277 VK6VZ 13113 10 100

K7RAT S H CN85 542 10 5 527 4125 239 CE1/K7CA 9736 20 117

W4ZV S H EM95 654 11 8 635 4055 283 C4M 9674 24 131

G3BJ S H IO82 496 7 11 478 4014 264 CE1/K7CA 11128 12 99

E77DX S H JN84 568 4 23 541 3948 288 HQ9R 9810 9 82

K1LT S H EM89 636 5 14 617 3895 272 JH4UYB 11021 23 137

UW2M S H KN99 450 0 15 435 3751 252 VK6DXI 11812 11 81

N2IC S H DM52 571 10 7 554 3727 237 JA6GCE 10458 26 130

G3LET S H IO91 456 8 14 434 3698 254 CE1/K7CA 11182 10 79

JH4UYB S H PM64 220 0 13 207 3601 148 NX4D 12177 2 21

UA2FF S H KO04 507 3 14 490 3597 272 VK6DXI 13162 12 93

K3WW S H FN20 590 11 14 565 3417 267 C4M 8915 26 122

W4MYA S H FM07 649 10 15 624 3398 263 UW2M 8613 29 126

KU1CW S H EM28 562 3 17 542 3155 248 JA6GCE 10826 24 132

9A5W S H JN75 509 8 39 462 3141 248 N2IC 9697 13 81

K8IA S H DM43 503 15 10 478 3056 204 JA6GCE 10245 21 107

GM4YXI S H IO87 364 2 11 351 3048 208 VK6VZ 14674 8 63

OH2BO S H KP20 416 10 6 400 3040 243 OA4TT 11962 9 75

WD5R S H EM45 579 21 28 530 2999 227 JA6GCE 11305 22 135

G4AMT S H IO70 313 1 5 307 2959 189 OA4TT 9927 7 65

W5MX S H EM77 611 1 8 602 2922 245 JA3YBK 10936 25 146

N2KW S H FN32 427 0 7 420 2893 230 C4M 8649 18 84

RA4LW S H LO44 388 3 16 369 2888 222 CE1/K7CA 14456 10 72

N1EU S H FN32 466 3 4 459 2869 230 RZ0AF 8959 19 101

K5MR S H EM13 486 6 21 459 2819 220 JA6GCE 11147 23 114

DL7ON S H JO62 451 1 16 434 2813 244 VK6VZ 13631 14 95

N4XD S H FM05 488 11 8 469 2719 227 UW2M 8793 23 111

HQ9R S H EK66 321 5 23 293 2710 165 G9ADG 11124 7 46

KC7V S H DM43 473 7 17 449 2663 196 JA6GCE 10245 19 103

N0TT S H EM29 541 5 14 522 2608 212 JA6GCE 10738 22 130

K9CT S H EN50 506 6 10 490 2575 216 JH4UYB 10659 26 125

UA9MA S H MO64 304 3 21 280 2483 177 ZL1AIH 13946 3 52

WA1Z S H FN42 489 7 6 476 2461 212 CE1/K7CA 7861 17 102

KE9I S H EN61 534 7 8 519 2441 213 CE1/K7CA 7923 26 144

YL2SM S H KO37 409 2 14 393 2434 225 CE1/K7CA 13099 12 77

OL0W S H JN79 415 7 3 405 2390 233 OA4TT 11283 11 82

EI2CN S H IO63 325 0 12 313 2275 199 W4EF 8278 6 67

FM5BH S H FK94 242 2 15 225 2252 148 RA4LW 9949 1 22

W7AT S H CN84 329 5 14 310 2249 163 CE1/K7CA 9656 16 84

K9YC S H CM87 337 7 6 324 2247 155 JA6LCJ 9118 20 80

OK7M S H JO60 414 3 8 403 2246 227 VK6VZ 13589 11 75

YL2VW S H KO36 383 8 1 374 2182 207 CE1/K7CA 13079 10 85

SV3RF S H KM18 335 1 11 323 2170 195 JA1JRK 9555 7 70

F8BPN S H JN05 344 5 5 334 2156 203 JQ2VVH 10196 9 76

W3GH S H FN00 416 0 11 405 2143 205 UV5U 7851 19 88

SM2M S H KP03 320 4 0 316 2128 196 CE1/K7CA 12899 8 57

LY5W S H KO15 427 13 16 398 2119 230 VK6DXI 13069 11 74

N2CU S H FN02 324 0 1 323 2072 195 UW2M 8166 9 64

RL3FT S H KO85 359 2 18 339 2059 196 FM5CD 9189 12 72

C4M S H KM64 305 1 17 287 2050 184 K9OM 10185 2 53

DL6RAI S H JN58 434 2 17 415 2038 234 JH3PRR 9274 12 78

JH3PRR S H PM74 138 1 10 127 2005 107 WD5R 10910 2 9

S57DX S H JN75 412 1 12 399 1998 224 HQ9R 9623 8 90

UZ7U S H KO50 378 6 8 364 1921 212 CE1/K7CA 13219 10 85

UV5U S H KO50 365 3 12 350 1901 210 CE1/K7CA 13219 8 77

S53M S H JN86 406 4 19 383 1813 214 JA3YBK 9220 11 78

W8MJ S H EN82 390 0 14 376 1808 185 E77DX 7532 18 91

W6XI S H DM42 362 0 27 335 1795 170 JH4UYB 10033 18 70

JH2FXK S H PM84 109 0 11 98 1793 79 W5XZ 11114 2 10

ES5NC S H KO38 377 0 15 362 1762 199 VQ98JC 8392 12 85

IV3PRK S H JN66 357 2 17 338 1754 199 OA4TT 11088 10 73

N8II S H FM19 325 2 10 313 1655 173 UW2M 8331 16 75

UY5ZZ/A S H KO50 367 1 28 338 1644 195 CE1/K7CA 13219 7 79

K9NW S H EN71 379 1 6 372 1621 176 JH4UYB 10744 20 88

GM4AFF S H IO86 222 0 1 221 1591 153 CE1/K7CA 11375 8 35

SM6CPY S H JO68 334 13 17 304 1590 181 JH2FXK 8474 9 70

VE3RZ S H EN93 333 1 5 327 1587 169 CE1/K7CA 8037 23 70

N6RO S H CM97 272 4 13 255 1553 133 LY2IJ 9310 10 71

HA8BE S H KN06 356 0 14 342 1546 198 VK6VZ 12901 9 81

VA7XX S H CO96 223 1 22 200 1532 115 RA4LW 7669 9 47

YL9T S H KO37 311 4 4 303 1529 188 OA4TT 12101 8 67

ZC4LI S H KM64 269 3 7 259 1513 159 VQ98JC 6270 2 47

DK2OY S H JO44 318 0 5 313 1496 187 OA4TT 10964 10 65

DK2FG S H JO41 276 0 3 273 1463 183 CE1/K7CA 11789 5 53

LY9Y S H KO16 307 2 7 298 1455 182 OA4TT 11863 7 68

VE5UF S H DO61 261 2 6 253 1442 141 CE1/K7CA 9537 11 64

N6TV S H CM97 227 0 4 223 1436 126 JA6GCE 9262 11 59

K4RO S H EM66 344 4 3 337 1431 165 HA5JI 8164 19 84

UA4RZ S H LO45 243 0 14 229 1426 167 KV4FZ 9845 5 43

K4SV S H EM85 245 0 6 239 1350 153 UZ7U 8504 10 56

K5SM S H EM03 231 0 5 226 1329 142 JA6GCE 11027 7 51

K5NZ S H EM20 217 0 1 216 1313 130 JH4UYB 11235 6 51

K6ANP S H CM88 270 4 27 239 1295 121 JA6GCE 9054 10 59

W0BH S H EM18 319 7 4 308 1293 157 G4AMT 6962 15 83

PA5KT S H JO11 258 3 9 246 1291 153 VQ98JC 9305 8 56

DL4CF S H JO51 236 0 0 236 1290 154 OA4TT 11035 7 47

AA4V S H FM02 209 0 17 192 1288 135 C4M 9750 7 51

NI6T S H CM97 254 2 8 244 1272 129 JA6LCJ 9262 10 67

UY0ZG S H KN56 275 0 4 271 1258 172 W4ZV 8675 5 56

PA3AAV S H JO22 258 2 5 251 1229 155 OA4TT 10656 8 53

RT3T S H LO15 235 3 8 224 1212 145 VQ98JC 7513 6 46

PA0O S H JO33 264 3 12 249 1183 156 OA4TT 10812 5 61

SP4Z S H KO12 297 1 5 291 1175 179 VK6DXI 12972 8 68

N3UM S H FM18 326 1 7 318 1166 149 CE1/K7CA 7443 16 75

KR4F S H EM64 306 3 24 279 1133 143 E77DX 8389 10 67

SE0X S H JO99 208 2 8 198 1095 134 VQ98JC 8820 8 43

VE3CR S H FN04 215 0 8 207 1089 133 CE1/K7CA 8124 4 44

7S3A S H JP83 210 0 3 207 1085 133 KV4FZ 7885 7 51

N6KI S H DM12 215 2 4 209 1071 112 CE1/K7CA 8320 7 57

P43JB S H FK42 131 1 17 113 1068 84 LY2IJ 9272 2 14

AC1O S H FN53 202 0 13 189 1058 124 CE1/K7CA 7975 3 40

LY7M S H KO35 251 0 5 246 1034 153 XU7ACY 8172 6 56

N2NC S H FN20 227 4 2 221 1023 133 UW2M 8138 6 48

N0AT S H EN34 243 2 15 226 1022 128 CE1/K7CA 8387 10 67

N3ZZ S H CM87 210 0 11 199 1013 115 NZ1U 4429 9 55

K4XD S H FM05 193 0 2 191 997 121 UW2M 8793 7 43

NQ7R S H DM42 189 0 7 182 995 120 JH4UYB 10033 11 48

LA9TJA S H JP51 227 0 7 220 994 126 RZ0AF 4432 6 54

KG7H S H DN18 218 6 11 201 992 118 CE1/K7CA 9681 9 42

W7RY S H CN85 201 0 17 184 984 103 JH5FXP 8405 11 42

K4IU S H EN34 265 0 16 249 980 125 KV4FZ 3975 11 69

YL8M S H KO07 230 1 11 218 972 138 BV1EK 8224 6 53

K7WP S H DM43 208 0 5 203 965 119 JH4UYB 9959 8 47

TF3CW S H HP94 160 0 8 152 963 113 EL2DX 6486 1 14

W8AEF S H DM33 186 1 10 175 962 115 JH4UYB 9820 6 40

NE0U S H EN35 225 0 9 216 960 127 E77DX 7897 9 58

W8TE S H EN72 207 1 40 166 951 122 CE1/K7CA 7991 7 32

KJ9C S H EM69 235 0 4 231 937 127 HA5JI 7921 11 59

N8BJQ S H EN80 207 0 1 206 936 128 CE1/K7CA 7739 9 57

K1TR S H FN42 198 0 3 195 928 104 UW2M 7755 11 45

W3SO S H FN00 237 1 1 235 922 140 UW2M 8345 6 60

LY2VA S H KO14 248 0 5 243 912 158 K3ZM 7299 5 57

W0JPL S H EM48 233 0 3 230 904 135 OM5ZW 8165 9 67

F/G4BJM S H IN96 170 0 7 163 895 116 KU1CW 7310 4 30

N2WK S H FN03 185 0 9 176 886 117 UW2M 8077 5 34

K7HP S H DM33 193 3 3 187 885 105 CE1/K7CA 8168 9 45

VE3CUI S H FN03 212 4 11 197 883 116 CE1/K7CA 8014 13 50

W7RN S H DM09 177 0 5 172 877 106 CE1/K7CA 9023 11 39

W7GKF S H CN87 160 1 3 156 869 95 CE1/K7CA 9896 7 37

RV1CC S H KO59 188 0 6 182 867 131 NP4Z 8696 5 52

JA6LCJ S H PM52 67 1 8 58 866 52 G3LET 9592 0 1

N5WR S H EM25 228 1 2 225 865 130 CE1/K7CA 7519 5 59

KG4W S H FM17 163 0 5 158 863 114 UW2M 8508 3 30

W6UB S H EM75 201 3 6 192 859 119 HA5JI 8122 11 47

AA3B S H FN20 224 2 1 221 853 105 UW2M 8138 13 60

AD4EB S H EM65 202 1 1 200 848 121 KH6LC 6820 13 53

K6SRZ S H CM88 189 3 10 176 847 91 CE1/K7CA 9178 9 43

DL1ELY S H JO31 252 4 7 241 846 138 W8JI 7309 9 57

N2ED S H FN20 218 1 16 201 842 111 CE1/K7CA 7650 13 51

DF1HF S H JO43 183 0 18 165 828 125 VK6DXI 13914 5 43

W3KL S H FM19 198 0 6 192 824 104 KH6LC 7650 16 53

OP4K S H JO21 234 2 15 217 815 137 K5KC 7674 8 45

N8PR S H EL96 138 1 4 133 809 96 UW2M 9720 2 19

K3WI S H FM29 245 0 9 236 793 108 HA5JI 7179 6 55

W3TDF S H FN20 184 0 12 172 782 103 CE1/K7CA 7650 11 39

EU1AZ S H KO33 203 0 1 202 755 123 VK6DXI 12754 7 62

K7CS S H FM18 212 0 6 206 749 110 OM5ZW 7324 7 57

NA3M S H FM19 172 0 12 160 748 107 CE1/K7CA 7554 5 30

AA9D S H EN52 132 0 0 132 741 105 CE1/K7CA 8075 6 27

K2TTT S H FN20 260 1 14 245 739 111 OM5ZW 7046 10 59

VO1HP S H GN37 105 0 4 101 739 77 OA4TT 7166 0 6

N7FF S H EM34 187 0 4 183 727 108 KV4FZ 3358 9 48

UR7EU S H KN77 179 1 6 172 722 122 RZ9HG 3492 4 42

N3AM S H FM19 221 3 6 212 705 112 E77DX 7356 11 49

K1DQV S H FM19 174 1 11 162 687 104 CE1/K7CA 7554 3 39

K1JB S H FN43 151 1 3 147 685 86 OM5ZW 6578 10 33

K2XX S H EM96 148 0 3 145 682 102 UW2M 8807 6 33

W1EBI S H FN42 169 0 1 168 668 94 CE1/K7CA 7861 8 30

OL6P S H JN89 228 1 2 225 662 140 K3ZM 7218 5 48

UT3N S H KN49 184 0 5 179 655 115 UA9MA 3022 5 47

K7SCX S H DM79 150 0 3 147 652 99 CE1/K7CA 8313 8 32

W7ZR S H DM24 189 8 4 177 640 86 JH4UYB 9608 8 43

N6ND S H DM13 118 0 6 112 637 81 JA3YBK 9243 5 29

WB2ABD S H FN02 114 0 0 114 632 92 CE1/K7CA 7904 1 23

DL5JS S H JO31 188 1 4 183 627 120 AA4V 7001 5 38

OE3GCU S H JN88 149 1 8 140 613 105 XU7ACY 8851 4 23

VO1TA S H GN37 91 1 3 87 610 64 CE1/K7CA 8608 0 5

G4BUO S H JO01 126 0 2 124 608 91 RW0CR 8097 6 27

K8JQ S H EM98 226 2 1 223 603 103 GM3POI 5798 9 53

N5LZ S H DN41 125 0 2 123 592 78 JH4UYB 9364 9 24

N6NF S H CM87 136 1 5 130 588 76 FM5BH 6583 7 41

UX1IL S H KN88 150 0 4 146 587 105 JH4UYB 7633 3 33

WA2ETU S H FN02 156 0 9 147 587 91 CE1/K7CA 7904 3 35

YL1ZO S H KO16 171 0 5 166 587 111 JH4UYB 7977 5 40

VE9AA S H FN66 111 1 9 101 584 67 CE1/K7CA 8315 3 20

W8RA S H EN82 101 0 14 87 582 72 JH4UYB 10731 3 21

K4BAI S H EM72 165 1 2 162 572 90 DF3CB 7791 7 33

W6UQZ S H CM96 129 5 9 115 569 80 JH4UYB 9043 4 26

RZ0AF S H NO66 59 1 3 55 561 48 K3ZM 9550 1 5

K1AR S H FN42 115 0 2 113 553 84 CE1/K7CA 7861 2 23

NC0B S H DN70 123 0 10 113 553 86 JH4UYB 9805 5 29

OQ5M S H JO20 141 2 1 138 552 88 K4TD 7275 5 38

VK6DXI S H OF88 25 1 0 24 550 22 GM3POI 14661 0 0

K7IA S H DM62 139 3 4 132 543 81 F6KNB 8677 5 29

N4VV S H EM86 100 0 0 100 540 76 E77DX 7972 1 21

N2NI S H FN31 153 0 10 143 536 89 OM5ZW 6847 8 32

VE7KS S H CN89 89 0 3 86 536 65 CE1/K7CA 10056 2 21

SM7N S H JO77 142 0 0 142 529 98 KV4FZ 7789 1 25

DM3ML S H JO61 158 1 4 153 524 112 JA3YBK 9033 4 35

G3LZQ S H IO93 56 0 1 55 521 47 K8IA 8262 1 8

K2SX S H FM03 118 0 2 116 518 82 OM5ZW 7842 8 23

K6RB S H CM97 129 1 1 127 516 65 JH4UYB 8977 7 35

NT6X S H DM04 133 2 1 130 514 68 CE1/K7CA 8609 5 40

N5OT S H EM16 102 0 1 101 504 78 JH4UYB 10601 5 24

RA1QD S H KO99 121 0 6 115 499 87 F6KNB 3145 2 18

VK6VZ S H OF88 23 0 0 23 484 22 GM4YXI 14674 0 0

K9FO S H EN61 126 0 5 121 481 84 CE1/K7CA 7923 3 37

JH3AIU S H PM74 47 0 4 43 478 37 IV3PRK 9329 1 1

N4IR S H EM86 158 2 2 154 478 85 4O3A 8231 1 39

K7LFY S H DN18 115 1 12 102 475 68 CE1/K7CA 9681 4 16

KG9N S H EN50 120 0 6 114 468 81 G4AMT 6304 6 36

RW0CR S H PN78 32 0 3 29 467 27 F6KNB 8851 0 1

LY2FE S H KO05 161 0 1 160 466 105 UA9PC 3837 3 29

N6MA S H DM45 120 0 2 118 463 72 KH6AT 4650 5 29

W7KF S H DN36 105 0 3 102 451 70 KH6LC 4849 2 27

G0MTN S H IO92 120 0 5 115 444 85 W3UR 5778 4 21

W4EF S H DM04 75 0 0 75 426 54 JH4UYB 9322 5 21

UA4SAW S H LO36 92 0 2 90 418 75 XU7ACY 6994 0 11

K0JJR S H EN36 104 1 4 99 416 68 KF6T 2452 4 31

G4MKP S H IO92 103 1 4 98 411 76 W4ZV 6339 2 13

K2MK S H FM29 127 0 0 127 403 73 GM3POI 5372 3 31

N0KQ S H DM79 111 0 7 104 398 75 HQ9R 3090 5 25

UT5ECZ S H KN68 121 0 7 114 393 81 RZ9HG 3551 1 19

K1DT S H FN41 38 0 4 34 382 33 UW2M 7839 0 2

N6TW S H CN85 98 2 5 91 382 57 JA7QVI 7500 3 17

N6IE S H CM88 111 2 11 98 381 60 W4VZ 3722 4 27

W0ZW S H DM73 103 1 5 97 380 74 K6ND 3125 3 22

N9FC S H EM69 136 0 5 131 379 82 OM3BH 7801 1 34

US5XD S H KO40 124 0 4 120 379 93 EI6IZ 2601 4 17

W0HW S H EN35 105 0 5 100 374 76 K6ANP 2588 2 34

W3PN S H FN00 152 0 17 135 374 74 OM3BH 7232 2 30

RA4HBS S H LO53 74 0 6 68 364 60 K4VFZ 10069 1 11

W5KI S H EM36 86 0 0 86 362 68 JA3YBK 10601 3 21

DK1KC S H JN58 144 1 1 142 358 96 RA4LW 2687 3 29

WT6G S H CM98 83 0 0 83 357 50 VE8EV 3418 7 30

N2BJ S H EN61 133 0 5 128 354 80 N6DZ 2940 4 29

UA3AB S H KO85 76 0 5 71 353 62 NP4Z 9183 2 13

PA5WT S H JO22 108 0 1 107 343 82 W4ZV 6725 2 20

PA0LOU S H JO21 75 0 3 72 331 63 OA4TT 10628 2 5

IK8UND S H JN71 88 1 6 81 330 61 RX9AM 3646 3 27

K7SFN S H DM09 75 0 8 67 327 54 CE1/K7CA 9023 0 18

RD3DT S H KO94 81 0 5 76 322 60 F6KNB 3055 1 11

PA0JNH S H JO22 87 0 0 87 320 69 W4ZV 6725 1 7

DL5ST S H JO60 133 0 2 131 319 94 K3ZM 6912 2 17

UU2JQ S H KN74 77 0 0 77 312 60 RZ0AF 4186 2 12

UA0SR S H OO22 28 0 2 26 311 24 F6KNB 7155 0 2

WA8WV S H EM98 130 1 2 127 307 76 W6OAR 3236 2 35

F6GQO S H IN98 90 0 1 89 304 72 W4MYA 6198 1 8

VE6LB S H DO20 75 1 3 71 290 48 KH6LC 4916 1 16

N3BB S H EM10 67 0 4 63 276 51 FM5BH 4082 2 11

K6CTA S H CM87 61 0 0 61 273 40 KV4FZ 6042 3 13

S51FB S H JN86 80 0 3 77 270 60 JH4UYB 8994 1 23

VE8EV S H CP38 26 0 0 26 264 21 LY5W 6114 1 4

RG3K S H KO91 61 0 3 58 258 46 VQ98JC 7301 1 14

KD0S S H DN94 54 0 7 47 251 41 CE1/K7CA 8640 0 10

LY2X S H KO14 85 1 1 83 251 68 UA9MA 3172 1 19

K6XT S H DM67 55 0 3 52 248 41 F6KNB 8285 2 15

RA3UT S H LO07 64 0 2 62 247 48 JH4UYB 6965 0 7

N0XM S H EM17 80 0 3 77 246 60 KV4FZ 3830 4 18

UA4CC S H LO31 30 0 2 28 244 28 CE1/K7CA 14346 1 3

WR5RR S H EM15 78 0 12 66 235 54 JA3YBK 10450 0 10

K0XB S H EN37 63 0 3 60 234 51 GM3POI 5697 0 17

K8SM S H EN80 75 0 7 68 234 51 9A5W 7484 1 13

RK4PB S H LO64 50 0 1 49 226 42 G3BJ 3625 0 6

WB4MAK S H EM74 80 0 8 72 225 52 OM3BH 8076 2 17

WB4ROA S H FM15 73 0 7 66 224 46 UW2M 8686 0 5

SQ5M S H KO02 82 1 3 78 219 55 UA9MA 3380 5 15

W2VJN S H CN83 13 0 0 13 210 11 CE1/K7CA 9576 0 0

W9PL S H CN87 34 0 4 30 209 28 JH4UYB 8203 4 4

EV1R S H KO33 62 0 2 60 208 51 JH4UYB 7953 2 4

N3BM S H FM18 84 1 2 81 205 52 K7RAT 3836 2 16

S51DX S H JN75 82 0 3 79 203 60 RW6AN 1915 3 18

K2GN S H FM29 40 0 5 35 199 31 E77DX 7221 1 4

N6NC S H DM12 65 1 4 60 193 36 KH6LC 4042 2 12

JH7XGN S H QM09 18 0 2 16 182 14 W5XZ 10466 0 1

EI2JD S H IO63 46 0 1 45 181 40 UA9MA 4957 0 1

EA1WX S H IN63 29 0 1 28 172 23 W3UR 5688 1 6

UN6P S H MO60 32 0 5 27 169 24 JA3YBK 5371 0 1

DK4WA S H JO61 59 0 0 59 161 50 RZ9HG 4536 0 6

W2DPT S H FN20 55 0 4 51 159 39 KC7V 3274 1 13

DL5YM S H JO62 55 0 2 53 154 39 UA9PC 4457 3 17

JA1HGY S H PM95 15 0 4 11 149 11 N6TV 8476 0 1

RA1TV S H KO59 48 0 1 47 145 40 UA9PC 3126 0 4

DK3UA S H JO64 32 0 2 30 140 30 KV4FZ 7671 2 0

K7UIR S H CN85 56 2 5 49 133 28 JH4UYB 8326 1 12

LA6ZFA S H JO59 36 0 1 35 128 30 F5VHY 1800 1 5

DL8WX S H JO30 16 0 2 14 123 12 W4ZV 6937 0 2

OK1FRO S H JO70 55 0 0 55 123 39 RA4LW 2329 1 8

DL1DWR S H JO60 57 0 4 53 107 45 SV3RF 1550 0 7

PA1W S H JO21 37 0 1 36 106 32 RZ9AZ 3676 0 4

OZ1AXG S H JO65 31 0 0 31 100 29 UA9PC 4289 1 4

PA3C S H JO33 58 0 17 41 98 34 YT3M 1514 1 4

KG6ZHC S H CM87 38 1 0 37 95 24 WD5R 2862 1 9

YL2PJ S H KO36 5 0 0 5 93 5 CE1/K7CA 13079 0 0

CX6VM S H GF27 6 0 0 6 83 6 WD5R 8413 0 0

SA1A S H JO97 31 0 0 31 69 27 UR7EU 1548 0 4

DF2LH S H JO53 25 0 5 20 61 19 TA2RC 1980 1 1

N2SQW S H FN22 29 0 0 29 60 22 N0AC 1657 1 7

OH3FM S H KP21 14 0 0 14 40 14 RA4LW 1607 0 3

OH3WD S H KP11 2 0 1 1 26 1 CE1/K7CA 12956 0 0

OK1DSZ S H JN79 1 0 0 1 18 1 JH4UYB 8883 0 0

TF4M S H HP85 5 0 0 5 18 4 YL1S 2632 0 0

JA7ZP S H QM09 1 0 0 1 2 1 JE1SPY 478 0 1

VE3EJ S H FN03 1 0 0 1 2 1 K8FH 276 0 1

EI7BA S H IO51 58 57 0 1 1 1 0 0 0

Single operator - Low power

CALL C P GRID RAW DUPE BUST QSO PTS GRD CALL -BEST DX- KM QRP LOW

N5DX S L EM36 471 9 4 458 4246 198 JH4UYB 10821 24 108

W9RE S L EM69 522 2 6 514 4236 214 E77DX 8005 20 117

N0AC S L EN21 448 13 15 420 4222 199 JA6GCE 10562 19 103

KB7Q S L DN45 394 22 8 364 3816 166 CE1/K7CA 9140 17 90

W0UO S L EM12 383 5 11 367 3620 167 JH4UYB 10943 16 87

K8FH S L EN91 437 10 10 417 3618 187 CE1/K7CA 7818 18 104

W0AIH S L EN44 418 8 10 400 3590 184 UW2M 8523 16 91

RZ9HG S L NO26 181 0 6 175 3456 128 F8BPN 5642 2 40

NN5K S L DM64 345 7 11 327 3404 170 JH4UYB 10152 14 82

N6RK S L CM98 285 4 3 278 3280 145 JA6GCE 9196 13 72

WB8JUI S L EN81 391 4 7 380 3114 173 CE1/K7CA 7848 18 100

NT6K S L CN91 311 8 13 290 2964 141 CE1/K7CA 9302 15 77

K1EP S L FN42 346 0 5 341 2856 147 CE1/K7CA 7861 18 71

N8AA S L EM79 350 0 6 344 2846 165 UW2M 8729 16 86

W7RH S L DM35 251 1 14 236 2774 139 JA6GCE 9961 10 63

K9QVB S L EN62 368 0 11 357 2494 149 OM5ZW 7608 16 86

W0PR S L EN34 306 2 13 291 2488 148 OM5ZW 7769 14 78

AC0DS S L DN70 284 11 9 264 2256 142 KH6LC 5271 13 67

OK1FPS S L JN79 305 0 8 297 2040 170 JA3YBK 9092 7 65

W3EF S L FM19 269 1 11 257 2034 134 KH6AT 7650 16 65

DG1CMZ S L JO60 302 5 13 284 2012 164 K9OM 7889 8 55

K3JT S L EM99 244 0 0 244 1964 125 CE1/K7CA 7599 14 64

UA6LFQ S L KN97 188 0 0 188 1930 132 K3ZM 8660 5 37

EI/W5GN S L IO52 172 0 2 170 1916 117 W1IBQ 6231 4 25

N9AUG S L EN80 272 0 11 261 1902 133 CE1/K7CA 7739 12 63

K9BWI S L DM78 200 0 5 195 1886 115 CE1/K7CA 8217 13 53

N9CK S L EN53 246 1 2 243 1854 133 JA3YBK 10196 10 66

RU3VD S L LO06 191 1 7 183 1816 136 KV4FZ 9348 4 32

WW2DX S L FN31 227 1 7 219 1806 115 OM5ZW 6847 16 49

N7WA S L CN87 194 0 3 191 1804 99 JH4UYB 8203 9 47

K9NR S L EN61 198 1 11 186 1774 118 OM5ZW 7689 13 57

N9ADG S L CN97 168 2 3 163 1768 89 JH4UYB 8327 11 37

IK2HDF S L JN45 257 0 12 245 1754 139 W4ZV 7307 7 62

K9WJU S L EN71 278 0 15 263 1736 127 CE1/K7CA 7883 10 66

RX9AM S L MO04 140 0 9 131 1718 100 JA3YBK 6106 2 24

VE3MGY S L FN03 290 4 11 275 1704 118 G4TSH 5743 13 70

OK6Y S L JN89 277 6 1 270 1700 160 JA3YBK 8989 5 56

OK2ZV S L JN89 249 3 10 236 1682 150 W4ZV 7628 6 53

LZ9R S L KN32 192 1 5 186 1662 129 JH3PRR 8781 5 34

OP5T S L JO21 239 3 13 223 1660 136 JA6GCE 9318 6 42

N5AW S L EM00 137 0 5 132 1632 104 F5VHY 8425 4 30

K0KX S L EN35 144 0 4 140 1624 101 CE1/K7CA 8492 4 32

K9MMS S L EN51 202 0 4 198 1606 119 CE1/K7CA 7969 12 55

SM5MX S L JO99 213 0 7 206 1580 139 K3ZM 6820 5 39

WS6X S L DM06 191 2 7 182 1576 101 JH4UYB 9186 7 47

NA4K S L EM75 258 2 6 250 1550 119 VE7CC 3442 10 54

K8MR S L EN91 254 1 4 249 1534 116 OM5ZW 7338 12 68

LY4T S L KO24 217 0 4 213 1534 144 K3ZM 7409 4 46

S54A S L JN65 211 0 3 208 1452 136 NP4Z 7798 4 41

K0DXC S L EM89 271 4 6 261 1444 113 VA7XX 3343 10 61

YO2IS S L KN05 218 0 7 211 1418 135 RZ9HG 4480 4 44

AI7H S L DN17 155 0 5 150 1412 90 KH6LC 4625 8 39

VE3DZ S L FN03 129 0 0 129 1370 97 CE1/K7CA 8014 3 31

AB7E S L DM41 124 0 1 123 1358 91 F5VHY 9146 6 23

N0UY S L EN18 138 0 9 129 1348 93 CE1/K7CA 8914 3 44

N8MR S L EN82 218 4 16 198 1344 116 UW2M 8359 10 51

RW4FE S L LO13 150 0 12 138 1322 104 JH4UYB 7015 2 25

N4ZI S L EM55 191 0 10 181 1316 104 NT6K 2853 11 54

DL5KUD S L JO64 194 0 3 191 1290 120 W4ZV 7127 5 39

K9WWT S L EN61 207 0 4 203 1270 98 K9YC 3106 10 61

N9TF S L EN52 215 0 8 207 1250 104 K9YC 2936 9 57

DL4WA S L JO60 211 0 1 210 1234 136 RZ9HG 4603 4 50

HA3OD S L JN96 200 0 5 195 1222 131 K3ZM 7515 4 38

K2DB S L FN24 154 0 2 152 1216 90 OM5ZW 6753 9 33

EI4HQ S L IO51 113 0 2 111 1214 87 AA4V 5922 1 20

I2WIJ S L JN45 170 0 3 167 1212 113 W6UB 7584 4 25

OM6AL S L JN99 226 0 9 217 1196 125 UA9MA 3658 4 61

OK1AY S L JN69 199 0 3 196 1192 124 N2KW/1 6339 9 42

UX3MZ S L KN98 147 0 4 143 1190 100 RZ9HG 3183 5 36

DJ3RA S L JO72 160 2 3 155 1176 118 NP4Z 7862 5 27

N4ARO S L EM86 179 1 4 174 1150 99 OM5ZW 7855 8 39

K0TI S L EN34 164 0 5 159 1142 84 G4AMT 6267 10 42

WA1UJU S L EN56 167 0 1 166 1136 94 GM3POI 5573 6 48

DL1YD S L JN48 184 0 9 175 1120 119 NP4Z 7468 5 43

RU6HJ S L LN15 121 2 1 118 1094 90 EI2CN 3650 1 17

WO9S S L EN61 191 0 5 186 1080 91 W7AT 2931 7 54

LY2MM S L KO14 142 0 2 140 1064 109 JH4UYB 8106 4 31

S51F S L JN75 170 0 0 170 1036 117 UA9PC 4781 5 31

KA7U S L DN14 155 0 11 144 1016 75 N1EU 3524 7 42

K8ZZ S L EN74 193 0 13 180 1006 87 VE7BS 2907 9 46

N7KQ S L DM44 121 0 17 104 980 79 CE1/K7CA 8145 7 29

VE7BS S L CO80 95 4 4 87 964 58 JH4UYB 8020 4 18

RW9QA S L MO25 81 0 3 78 926 68 XU7ACY 5989 0 11

KS0T S L EN36 138 0 12 126 916 84 K9YC 2660 3 30

PA2W S L JO22 143 1 2 140 902 97 W4ZV 6725 1 21

AA0AW S L EN36 128 0 3 125 898 80 N6DZ 2510 6 34

NE7D S L CN84 126 1 1 124 898 66 NZ1U 4183 6 26

OM4DN S L JN98 162 0 1 161 896 109 RZ9HG 4391 4 30

W6SX S L DM07 132 3 2 127 882 70 JA3YBK 8834 6 33

JE1SPY S L PM95 45 0 4 41 878 32 W5XZ 10909 2 1

VA7MM S L CN89 96 0 3 93 876 58 HQ9R 4887 5 26

AA5AM S L EM13 102 0 3 99 868 75 CE1/K7CA 7390 5 28

OK1NE S L JO70 171 0 0 171 860 111 UA9PC 4459 2 30

RW6AHO S L KN84 108 0 6 102 858 82 RZ9HG 3571 2 18

WQ5L S L EM50 103 0 2 101 846 70 K7RAT 3384 4 29

RA3ZC S L KO81 115 0 3 112 840 84 JH4UYB 7478 2 20

KE6QR S L CM88 127 1 9 117 818 59 KH6LC 3732 6 35

RL3FO S L KO95 100 0 2 98 818 77 F6KNB 3066 2 11

UA6AX S L KN95 81 0 3 78 818 67 EI6IZ 3518 1 10

K7SV S L FM18 137 0 1 136 812 83 K7RAT 3836 3 29

VE3NE S L FN03 69 0 6 63 812 53 UW2M 8077 3 10

OK1MCW S L JO70 147 0 8 139 810 108 K3ZM 7039 2 23

OM7AG S L JN98 162 0 4 158 810 106 RA4LW 2169 4 31

UA4FCO S L LO23 91 0 5 86 804 74 EI6IZ 3497 1 12

RA6YDX S L LN04 87 0 3 84 794 68 GM3POI 3350 2 11

W8PEN S L EN80 146 0 7 139 794 87 W7AT 3286 10 38

OK1MGW S L JO70 136 0 0 136 782 102 W2GD 6760 2 22

W6SJ S L DM13 105 1 9 95 776 61 KH6LC 4065 5 23

UT4EK S L KN67 129 1 14 114 774 91 RZ9HG 3615 1 19

OK2BFN S L JN89 147 1 1 145 772 103 UA9MA 3784 4 23

AD6WL S L DM14 73 0 2 71 762 55 JH4UYB 9466 2 17

DL3YM S L JN49 144 0 2 142 728 98 UA9MA 4278 3 21

K2UF S L FN32 103 0 4 99 726 69 CE1/K7CA 7864 3 22

N3CO S L EN72 92 0 2 90 726 69 UW2M 8451 3 23

W0ZQ S L EN34 100 0 3 97 714 67 W7AT 2373 3 36

RW0CF S L PN78 22 0 1 21 712 17 I4EWH 8263 0 1

RZ3AUL S L KO85 80 0 1 79 706 70 JA3YBK 7506 1 5

K0TO S L DN33 89 1 5 83 702 58 N1EU 3233 3 19

AE6RF S L CM87 114 2 3 109 690 53 WA1Z 4407 6 27

VA7ST S L DO00 95 2 5 88 688 50 K3ZM 3607 4 25

LZ2DF S L KN22 108 0 3 105 682 74 UA9PC 4353 1 15

UA1CUR S L KO59 97 0 1 96 672 76 UA9PC 3126 0 14

OK1JOC S L JN69 110 0 0 110 668 88 RZ9HG 4671 3 17

K4WW S L EM78 110 0 3 107 662 72 K9YC 3317 4 22

W8IDM S L EN91 129 0 0 129 662 72 K7RAT 3388 7 31

RN3GM S L KO92 80 0 3 77 656 67 JH3PRR 7428 0 11

K5KA S L EM26 68 0 2 66 650 58 9A5Y 8663 1 14

US7IA S L KN88 94 0 5 89 646 71 RZ0AF 3794 1 15

HB9ARF S L JN36 122 0 1 121 642 78 UA9PC 5198 2 25

9A5V S L JN92 123 1 15 107 640 79 UA9WB 4737 4 17

NP3D/NY2 S L FN30 101 0 2 99 636 62 CE1/K7CA 7642 3 25

K8GT S L EN82 105 0 1 104 632 71 CE1/K7CA 7957 1 25

W1CCE S L FN42 89 0 6 83 630 58 W7AT 4141 1 23

W5JMW S L DM95 98 0 12 86 626 70 WA1Z 2697 3 17

W6NF S L DM09 96 0 5 91 616 57 KH6LC 4094 4 23

UA1ZZ S L KP68 92 10 13 69 612 60 RZ0AF 3206 0 2

W9LHG S L EN55 104 0 1 103 610 63 K7RAT 2638 3 29

DL1MAJ S L JN68 100 0 2 98 604 80 K3ZM 7012 4 15

UW7LL S L KO80 96 1 5 90 598 72 UA9PC 3100 1 12

F6HHR S L JO10 105 0 4 101 596 75 RA4LW 3100 3 16

K0NE S L EN10 85 0 4 81 588 60 VE7CC 2266 2 20

OK1SI S L JO70 104 0 7 97 584 78 K3ZM 7039 3 18

J39BS S L FK92 43 0 0 43 582 32 GM3POI 7000 0 0

K8AB S L EN91 118 0 8 110 576 66 EI2CN 5471 3 29

AI0Q S L EN17 78 0 5 73 564 57 K6ANP 2330 1 21

K4ZGB S L EM63 102 0 8 94 556 64 K7RAT 3336 4 24

K3MQ S L FM28 113 1 7 105 552 60 G4AMT 5510 1 21

N9DD S L EN61 108 0 0 108 550 70 K7RAT 2921 3 30

LY2OO S L KO14 100 0 4 96 546 74 RZ9HG 3792 1 8

DJ8EW S L JN58 110 0 0 110 532 85 UA4RZ 2687 4 16

UR8IDX S L KN87 78 1 8 69 528 58 EI2CN 3141 0 7

KI0J S L DM79 73 0 1 72 524 56 N2KW/1 2698 2 15

OK1DST S L JN79 103 2 3 98 522 74 RZ9HG 4556 1 15

RU3UW S L LO07 79 1 5 73 512 54 F5IN 2698 0 9

DF8BB S L JO42 77 0 10 67 498 59 K1LT 6779 2 12

RW3ZA S L KO81 64 0 3 61 486 50 RZ9HG 3131 1 9

OK2EQ S L JN89 68 0 1 67 484 55 AA4V 7741 2 10

NS9I S L EN54 76 0 2 74 474 54 KH6LC 6626 1 20

W5DM S L DM82 63 0 3 60 472 48 CE1/K7CA 7552 1 11

WW9R S L EN52 100 0 13 87 472 55 AC1O 1631 4 28

K0NW S L DM13 80 0 10 70 468 42 HQ9R 3546 3 15

OM3BA S L JN88 100 0 1 99 460 72 RT3T 1934 3 13

M0AAA S L IO91 75 0 1 74 456 59 C4M 3309 0 8

K5EWJ S L EL29 55 1 5 49 454 43 K7TJR 2831 2 13

OE3CHC S L JN88 81 0 3 78 454 65 K3ZM 7272 3 14

NX5M S L EM10 50 0 1 49 446 45 CE1/K7CA 7089 1 7

W8EH S L EM79 64 0 1 63 440 49 CE1/K7CA 7667 1 19

RU3PU S L KO84 72 0 3 69 436 55 RZ9HG 2981 0 5

WG0M S L EN34 70 0 2 68 428 52 K6ANP 2577 2 20

N6AJR S L CM98 63 0 2 61 426 44 HQ9R 4112 1 17

KD2MX S L FN21 89 0 5 84 420 51 GM3POI 5208 3 17

W4EIP S L EL98 62 0 2 60 420 47 K8IA 2908 1 10

K7JE S L DM33 61 0 8 53 418 43 JA3YBK 9536 1 11

NB7N S L CN87 53 0 3 50 412 36 KH6LC 4243 2 11

RW3VZ S L LO06 72 0 5 67 410 55 RZ9HG 2664 0 8

AA5TB S L EM12 51 0 0 51 398 45 CE1/K7CA 7290 0 15

K9IJ S L EN52 69 0 4 65 386 50 KV4FZ 3585 0 21

KA5OAI S L DM91 59 0 2 57 382 48 KV4FZ 3942 1 9

N7ON S L DM09 61 0 1 60 380 38 KH6LC 4094 3 14

AB4GG S L EM75 70 0 1 69 378 51 KV4FZ 2809 1 16

N4GU S L FM05 87 0 10 77 376 49 GM3POI 5939 1 10

4A1DXXE S L DK79 52 1 16 35 368 30 K6ND 4083 1 4

KN4Y S L EM70 80 0 11 69 368 47 W0AIH 1641 3 9

K4FTO S L FM18 93 1 8 84 366 51 K5MR 1883 0 14

SQ9FMU S L JO90 82 0 1 81 366 66 UA9PC 4219 0 7

WA2MCR S L FN31 55 0 3 52 364 38 OM3BH 6777 1 13

N0RU S L DM78 51 0 10 41 362 35 FM5BH 5062 0 9

AJ1E S L FN42 83 0 11 72 360 38 K5MR 2480 2 10

DK5WN S L JO50 83 1 17 65 350 53 W4ZV 7196 1 12

N3KN S L EM97 85 0 1 84 350 54 KV4FZ 2713 1 16

VE2AWR S L FN46 61 0 1 60 350 38 K6XT 3115 0 11

W8RU S L EN82 62 0 1 61 342 43 CE1/K7CA 7957 1 16

N0KM S L DM67 53 0 4 49 340 40 HQ9R 3045 2 9

WA0WWW S L DN17 49 0 0 49 334 33 K1LT 2864 2 11

DL6CGC S L JO52 60 0 1 59 332 47 C4M 2656 1 4

NS7K S L DN31 59 0 5 54 330 43 KH6LC 4648 3 14

NG7Z S L CN87 46 0 1 45 328 31 W5MX 3278 3 13

W7QN S L CN87 73 1 2 70 326 32 N2IC 2043 2 17

DK8RE S L JO61 72 0 0 72 322 57 SM2CEW 1660 2 11

UR5ZVJ S L KN56 50 0 2 48 322 42 RZ9HG 3803 0 3

K1ZZ S L FN31 40 0 1 39 318 32 G4AQG 5445 2 8

AE4O S L EM73 68 0 4 64 316 47 KC7V 2410 0 10

K7RSM S L DM33 71 0 6 65 316 42 K3WW 3443 1 13

TF/LX1NO S L HP84 32 0 1 31 314 27 UV5U 3456 0 0

WB5NMZ S L EM62 50 0 5 45 312 43 W7AT 3378 2 8

K8SIA S L EN82 64 0 4 60 306 47 N2IC 2540 2 18

KE0L S L EN35 47 0 1 46 302 40 K7RAT 2332 1 14

K0RY S L EM18 50 0 3 47 300 41 HQ9R 2626 1 13

KS5A S L DM43 48 0 1 47 300 35 N2ED 3274 1 9

S59T S L JN75 50 0 0 50 296 36 RK4PB 2862 2 16

NB4M S L EM65 80 0 9 71 294 50 K6ND 1586 0 13

WB6JJJ S L CM99 50 0 0 50 290 34 KH6LC 3936 1 13

WD5BJT S L EM50 48 0 2 46 286 42 KC7V 2102 1 10

AI9L S L EN51 61 0 8 53 282 44 K9YC 2940 1 15

WA9VEE S L EN62 72 1 10 61 278 43 K9OM 1645 1 19

WB1EDI S L FN42 57 0 3 54 276 37 KV4FZ 2829 0 9

K7BG S L DN47 34 0 0 34 274 31 W4MYA 2831 0 12

K1GQ S L FN43 59 0 0 59 266 35 K9DX 1470 0 14

OH6GUA S L KP03 36 0 3 33 262 29 RZ9HG 3498 0 5

W7KU S L EM29 41 0 2 39 262 33 W7AT 2373 1 12

G4WGE S L IO91 43 0 0 43 260 39 RL3FT 2529 0 4

VU2BGS S L MK82 11 0 0 11 258 10 OG2P 6883 0 0

UY7QN S L KN77 44 0 4 40 254 36 LA9TJA 2178 1 6

KQ6ES S L DM14 52 1 2 49 252 27 KH6LC 4091 3 9

W2LC S L FN13 37 0 1 36 252 28 VE7CC 3538 3 11

DL8CKL S L JO52 54 0 2 52 244 41 RA4LW 2502 1 1

YU1FG S L KN04 40 0 1 39 244 34 K3ZM 7766 1 2

KY4F S L EM77 65 1 1 63 240 46 KV5V 1352 1 12

K1QO S L FN42 35 0 1 34 230 29 GM3POI 4899 0 8

K8AJX S L EM62 51 0 5 46 230 40 K0SR 1430 1 11

KQ7W S L CN87 45 0 3 42 228 26 KH6LC 4243 1 12

W7WHY S L CN73 35 0 1 34 228 23 KE9I 3105 1 10

DK8NI S L JN49 43 0 0 43 222 38 ES5NC 1540 2 4

VE7BGP S L CN79 30 0 4 26 218 22 KH6LC 4265 0 7

W1RM S L FN31 34 0 0 34 218 29 OM3BH 6777 0 6

N5OP S L EM15 30 0 2 28 214 27 WA1Z 2372 1 7

PA0FEI S L JO33 43 0 0 43 210 38 UA9MA 4169 0 4

UA1OAM S L KP94 31 0 1 30 210 28 UA6JQ 2478 0 5

W8PN S L EN91 44 0 2 42 206 31 K7TJR 3247 0 7

K6WSC S L DM13 41 0 3 38 202 25 WD5R 2392 2 9

N4AU S L EM62 44 0 0 44 202 36 WE3C 1392 0 8

UA4CGR S L LO31 19 0 1 18 200 16 F5IN 3126 1 0

K9ZO S L EN50 35 0 1 34 192 30 K7RAT 2806 1 12

KD5J S L EM45 36 0 1 35 192 30 K7TJR 2731 1 8

OK1KZ S L JO70 46 0 0 46 192 38 UW2M 1718 0 3

AA4LR S L EM84 39 0 3 36 184 33 WA1Z 1371 1 8

N3KR S L FN20 53 0 2 51 184 32 KU1CW 1731 1 5

PA3HGF S L JO21 36 0 2 34 184 32 RA4LW 2925 0 2

DJ9MH S L JO50 34 0 1 33 182 31 K3ZM 6784 0 8

DK4WF S L JO71 29 0 1 28 178 25 K3ZM 6989 0 7

K0MPH S L EN35 24 0 0 24 176 23 WA1Z 1790 0 8

RU6FA S L LN05 23 0 0 23 176 21 GM3POI 3274 0 0

NF8M S L EN82 40 0 2 38 174 31 W5XZ 1602 0 13

K4BSK S L EM95 34 0 0 34 166 30 K4IU 1429 0 9

K3TD S L EM10 29 0 1 28 164 24 K7RAT 2806 0 3

W3KM S L FN20 52 0 5 47 164 31 KU1CW 1731 0 8

W9CF S L DM43 27 0 0 27 162 20 WD5R 1847 0 6

N6GEO S L CM97 30 0 0 30 160 19 VE7CC 1343 1 9

K7VIT S L CN85 37 0 0 37 158 21 KC7V 1682 0 8

PA3CLQ S L JO21 44 0 5 39 152 36 F8DPN 1885 0 3

W4HHN S L FM05 24 0 0 24 152 22 CE1/K7CA 7134 0 2

UT4ZX S L KN66 32 0 6 26 148 24 IV3PRK 1532 1 1

K6CSL S L CM97 31 0 1 30 144 21 N2IC 1227 2 10

WB6BFG S L DM13 28 0 3 25 144 17 K5MR 1856 2 4

KD8CGH S L EN91 38 0 3 35 142 26 K5MR 1667 0 3

KZ1X S L FM05 23 0 2 21 138 21 F5IN 6616 0 5

9H1XT S L JM75 18 0 2 16 134 14 G3BJ 2364 0 3

K3PG S L FM19 31 0 0 31 134 25 W0AIH 1284 0 9

K6ST S L CM99 32 0 1 31 132 19 K5MR 2244 0 7

F8BBL S L IN94 20 0 0 20 130 18 RL3FT 2940 0 1

K9JWI S L EN60 35 0 1 34 128 28 K5SM 1319 0 5

K4LW S L EM84 37 0 5 32 124 26 N0AT 1402 0 3

UT5EO S L KN67 30 0 5 25 120 22 DL5KU 1877 0 2

S53DIJ S L JN75 19 0 0 19 118 14 LY7M 1397 2 5

W4AU S L FM19 31 0 0 31 116 24 K9OM 1275 0 5

N1IBM S L FM29 26 0 0 26 110 21 KU1CW 1733 1 2

IK2IKW S L JN55 28 0 3 25 108 20 RA4LW 2862 0 6

DJ2FR S L JN58 31 0 3 28 106 25 UY5ZZ/A 1462 0 5

F8CRS S L JN38 28 0 0 28 106 25 GM3POI 1293 0 2

S59EIJ S L JN75 17 0 0 17 102 14 UA4RZ 2623 0 8

K6III S L CM99 25 0 1 24 92 18 K7IA 1480 0 5

SQ2GXO S L JO83 23 0 0 23 88 20 7S3A 1114 0 1

K6GEP S L DM13 20 0 1 19 84 14 K5KC 1853 0 4

N0BK S L EN34 18 0 1 17 82 15 WE3C 1542 0 6

UX0ZL S L KN66 34 0 19 15 82 14 RA4LW 1437 0 1

K6TA S L CM98 12 0 0 12 74 11 VE5UF 1812 1 4

OE1TKW S L JN88 23 0 2 21 74 17 UW2M 1609 0 0

AI4AW S L EN43 28 1 6 21 70 14 W4ZV 1235 0 7

KR2D S L FN20 21 0 0 21 66 14 KG9N 1186 0 4

W7YAQ S L CN94 3 0 0 3 66 3 GM3POI 7253 0 0

WB2L S L EN71 29 0 10 19 66 18 N4OX 1234 2 4

WV2ZOW S L FN20 20 0 0 20 64 14 K9CT 1186 0 3

AE6RR S L CN99 13 0 3 10 60 9 N2IC 2135 0 2

F5GGL S L IN94 12 0 1 11 56 11 GM3POI 1564 0 0

KD2HE S L FN30 25 0 5 20 52 11 K4TD 1404 0 3

K6AAB S L DM06 9 0 2 7 50 7 K7RAT 1054 2 1

VE3CX S L EN58 5 0 0 5 50 5 N8UM 1481 1 2

LY2KZ S L KO24 18 0 2 16 36 12 OK7M 927 0 0

WA4OSD S L EM66 7 0 0 7 24 6 N4XD 730 0 2

DK2BJ S L JO30 1 0 0 1 18 1 UA9MA 4340 0 0

KA3DRR S L CM95 7 0 1 6 14 4 W6OSP 378 0 1

PE2JMR S L JO33 71 70 0 1 2 1 0 0 0

Single operator - QRP power

CALL C P GRID RAW DUPE BUST QSO PTS GRD CALL -BEST DX- KM QRP LOW

K7NJ S Q DM37 233 0 3 230 5832 140 JA6GCE 9816 7 61

K0PK S Q EN37 254 4 1 249 4608 128 CE1/K7CA 8701 14 65

N8VW S Q EN80 289 0 9 280 4040 145 UW2M 8541 9 73

TA2RC S Q KN40 230 0 8 222 3872 136 RZ0AF 4850 3 49

K5RX S Q EM13 160 0 2 158 3328 110 JH4UYB 10858 6 46

N7IR S Q DM43 172 1 1 170 3132 104 CE1/K7CA 8055 9 35

WX7G S Q DN30 178 0 15 163 2972 95 JA3YBK 9049 9 44

N2WN S Q EM86 226 4 1 221 2788 108 GM3POI 6082 10 57

N5OE S Q EM02 163 0 7 156 2788 110 VE7CC 2742 11 42

SN3R S Q JO71 242 0 1 241 2732 141 K3ZM 6989 5 47

N0KE S Q DM69 139 0 1 138 2212 92 KH6LC 5082 8 29

OK3C S Q JN89 225 1 6 218 2208 137 UA9MA 3784 4 44

AA7JV S Q EL95 102 2 6 94 2016 72 G3BJ 7006 1 19

WB0CFF S Q EN34 122 0 5 117 1820 81 K9YC 2625 5 38

OK7CM S Q JO70 161 1 2 158 1816 105 WE3C 6684 4 36

N6WG S Q CM87 134 3 3 128 1608 59 W4MYA 3855 5 30

W3TS S Q FN10 136 1 7 128 1592 78 G4AMT 5511 6 33

W7FG S Q EM26 106 1 9 96 1392 71 N7WA 2602 5 25

N0UR S Q EN33 86 3 2 81 1344 61 K9YC 2614 6 20

K3BU S Q FN20 111 0 4 107 1340 64 K7RAT 3896 4 31

OL0A S Q JO70 115 0 1 114 1140 91 RA4LW 2329 3 16

G0DCK S Q IO82 76 0 3 73 1020 61 RA4LW 3380 2 8

RW3AI S Q KO85 71 0 1 70 916 57 RZ9HG 2937 1 5

NK8Q S Q FN20 86 0 1 85 880 56 N2IC 3152 2 19

US6EX S Q KN78 61 0 2 59 784 50 GM3POI 2711 0 4

UU0JM S Q KN85 48 0 1 47 740 42 K3ZM 8697 0 1

G3WW S Q IO92 60 0 1 59 696 55 RL3FT 2484 1 5

DJ3GE S Q JO30 71 0 2 69 624 55 RL3FT 2072 0 8

G3YMC S Q IO91 64 0 1 63 604 51 ES5NC 1936 0 3

KX7L S Q CN87 52 0 2 50 592 26 KH6LC 4243 1 11

W3AG S Q FN00 78 0 2 76 592 46 KU1CW 1392 0 15

K9JU S Q EN52 61 0 1 60 584 47 VE5UF 1689 1 24

K6EI S Q CM87 50 0 1 49 556 28 K9CT 2947 1 9

AK9I S Q EM59 46 0 0 46 528 37 N2IC 1958 0 18

NU7T S Q DM09 51 0 3 48 528 29 VA7XX 1896 3 15

K2QO S Q FN03 52 0 4 48 504 35 W7RN 3338 2 9

W1AMF S Q FN31 51 0 3 48 424 34 K4TD 1452 0 10

N0KK S Q EN35 27 0 0 27 404 26 N6DZ 2486 0 5

WC7S S Q DN71 36 0 6 30 392 25 W5XZ 1628 1 7

RD4HD S Q LO53 30 0 3 27 360 25 9A5W 2722 0 2

KR2Q S Q FN20 42 0 0 42 340 29 GM3POI 5290 1 6

KN1H S Q FN33 40 0 0 40 320 28 AA4V 1329 0 7

N0OCT S Q EM48 35 0 2 33 268 29 NN5K 1499 0 7

KR0U S Q DN70 18 0 0 18 212 16 K7RAT 1566 0 3

M0CEF S Q IO93 23 0 3 20 208 19 OH2BO 1747 1 0

W2JEK S Q FN20 37 0 3 34 196 21 W1IBQ 1180 0 2

W1NT S Q FN32 30 0 1 29 176 18 W4ZV 1040 1 3

K5OI S Q DM73 21 0 5 16 156 15 K9YC 1690 0 5

W6QU S Q DM12 16 0 0 16 144 10 K9YC 779 1 1

JA0GBO S Q PM95 10 0 1 9 116 7 K9YC 8329 0 0

W9CC S Q EM79 13 0 0 13 112 12 AA4V 946 0 3

W7DRA S Q CN87 17 0 3 14 104 10 N5LZ 1162 0 3

K3HX S Q FN00 19 0 6 13 88 12 KV4FZ 2883 0 4

K3SV S Q FN10 7 0 1 6 48 5 W0AIH 1232 0 1

Multi operator - High power

CALL C P GRID RAW DUPE BUST QSO PTS GRD CALL -BEST DX- KM QRP LOW

F6KNB M H IN94 558 14 14 530 4846 280 CE1/K7CA 10756 8 96

JA3YBK M H PM84 244 1 5 238 4541 174 CE1/K7CA 17295 4 29

LY2IJ M H KO24 564 10 10 544 4132 285 VK6VZ 12914 12 91

W2GD M H FM29 629 9 41 579 3929 264 C4M 8983 21 114

KH6LC M H BK29 279 14 16 249 3614 136 CE1/K7CA 10467 9 43

9A5Y M H JN85 484 1 14 469 3342 256 JR1IJV 9427 11 96

DF3CB M H JN58 449 5 18 426 2832 253 VK6DXI 13686 9 84

N6DZ M H CM97 378 3 10 365 2513 183 JA6GCE 9262 18 91

S57UN M H JN86 416 5 7 404 2483 229 OA4TT 11392 10 85

K6ND M H FN42 444 2 5 437 2412 204 CE1/K7CA 7861 21 91

K5KC M H EM16 405 2 5 398 2392 205 JA6GCE 10890 17 100

NZ1U M H FN41 392 3 7 382 2344 194 RA4LW 7945 22 81

S52ZW M H JN86 375 12 35 328 1687 196 JH2FXK 9220 9 61

OH4JT/1 M H KP00 288 0 8 280 1423 167 FM5CD 8179 7 64

LY7A M H KO24 298 0 7 291 1220 172 NP4Z 8483 9 72

LY2J M H KO14 319 1 14 304 1192 177 KV4FZ 8316 10 76

YL1S M H KO27 273 1 5 267 1180 170 VK6DXI 13013 6 61

HA1DAE M H JN87 215 0 3 212 659 132 JH0ZHQ 9160 5 45

RN6FK M H LN05 87 0 10 77 377 65 YC2WWW 9077 3 16

LY6A M H KO24 103 0 1 102 352 74 RZ9HG 3678 2 23

YU1KT M H KN04 105 0 8 97 273 64 RA4LW 2292 2 17

DL2HRE M H JO51 36 0 2 34 253 31 JA3YBK 9127 1 4

UT3NF M H KN49 65 0 3 62 237 54 NP4Z 8890 1 7

VE1JF M H FN74 14 0 1 13 130 13 KH6LC 8518 1 0

LA3ANA M H JP53 7 0 0 7 115 7 CE1/K7CA 12421 0 0

WA4GLH M H EM75 31 1 0 30 81 26 K0PK 1489 1 8

SP9EMI M H JO90 30 0 1 29 57 27 7S3A 1453 0 6

HA1SN M H JN87 33 0 2 31 54 26 GM3POI 1805 0 4

LY2FN M H KO14 26 0 1 25 46 20 E77DX 1193 0 1

OH3BU M H KP20 1 0 0 1 24 1 OA4TT 11962 0 0

Multi operator - Low power

CALL C P GRID RAW DUPE BUST QSO PTS GRD CALL -BEST DX- KM QRP LOW

VE3OSZ M L FN25 292 0 2 290 2758 148 CE1/K7CA 8204 14 66

K0RC M L EN35 177 1 3 173 1414 104 GM3POI 5863 5 57

WC4B M L FM18 94 2 2 90 900 71 CE1/K7CA 7443 3 27

DL3TD M L JO50 114 0 2 112 530 81 C4M 2517 2 18

W3CG M L FN01 44 0 1 43 176 30 N5DX 1332 2 10

Multi operator - QRP power

CALL C P GRID RAW DUPE BUST QSO PTS GRD CALL -BEST DX- KM QRP LOW

W2GB M Q FN32 78 0 2 76 644 39 K9OM 1713 3 15

N7MAL M Q DM25 20 0 0 20 176 14 VE7CC 1686 0 4

N2AET M Q FN20 17 0 3 14 36 11 W4ZV 765 0 0

Operators

4A1DXXE (XE1AY)

7S3A (SM3CER)

9A5Y (9A5CM 9A3LG 9A3NM)

C4M (5B4AGM)

DF3CB (DF3CB DJ0MDR)

F6KNB (F6EPY F6FVY F6IRA)

HQ9R (WQ7R)

JA3YBK (JG3MRT,JG3WDN,JO3LDN,JF4FUF)

K5KC (K5KC W5TM)

K6ND (K6ND, K6NDV, N8BO)

K7RAT (N6TR)

K9WJU (W9CG)

KH6LC (AH6RE, KH6LC, N6KB)

LY2J (LY2J, LY2K)

LY7A (LYR346 LY3BB)

LZ9R (LZ3YY)

M0AAA (G0VQR)

N6DZ (W6NV, KX7M)

N7KQ (W7GNP)

NP3D (EW1AR)

NZ1U (W1WBB W1UJ KB1H)

OH4JT (OH4KZM/OH4JT, OH4MFA)

OK3C (OK2ZC)

OK6Y (OK2PTZ)

OK7M (OK1DIG)

OL0A (OK1CZ)

OL0W (OK1DSZ)

OL6P (OK2WTM)

OP5T (ON5UM)

OQ5M (ON5ZO)

RT3T (UA3TU)

S52ZW (S52ZW,S52EZ,S54W)

S53M (S51FB)

S57UN (S57UN,S53O)

SA1A (SM1TDE)

SM7N (SM7NDX)

SN3R (SP3RBR)

UT3N (UT3NK)

UV5U (UX1UA)

VE3OSZ (VE3SMA, VE3OSZ)

W0AIH (KM0O)

W2GB (W2AU, W2GB)

W2GD (N2OO, W2CG, W2GD, W1GD, W2NO, N2HM, W2RET)

W3CG (AA2AD WA3A)

W3PN (W3BTX)

W3SO (W3YOZ)

W6QU (W8QZA)

W7AT (W7EW)

W7RN (K5RC)

WD5R (N5ECT)

YL1ZO (YL2GQT)

YL8M (YL2KL)

YL9T (YL2TW)

YU1KT (YU1KT,YT1TA)

Soapbox Comments

First time I participate on this contest, it helped me very much important tips

from Bob N6TV, received from WT support. I had very much fun !! - 4A1DXXE

RUN STATION ONLY !!! NO S&P ! - 9A5Y

Acitivity and/or propagation did not seem as good as the last few years.

I would like to apply for a plaque if by some rare chance I qualify for

one. - AA5TB

First time in SP, First time QRP. - AA7JV

Operated wtih semi-stealth inverted L using 40 ft SpiderBeam and 30 ft

Jackite masts. I'm putting my score into contention for these

awards: K1EP Top Score Low Power using Elecraft K3 radio. GMCC Top

Score > 4000 ft elevation. GMCC Top Score Low Power W, VE, XE West

of 100 degrees Longitude. - AC0DS

100% Search & Pounce. Great Contest!!! Antenna was Inverted Vertical.

The antenna was installed in a well hole. The antenna had a intial problem

because the radiating element was below the local water level. So the

radiating element had to be installed into a pcv pipe to insulate it from

the water which was shorting it out. The antenna had 40 short 25ft radials.

The theory for operation of the antenna is by injecting the signal straight

into the earth the signal reflects of the iron core of the earth. This

cause signal to propagates around the earth. The short radials are used to

inject the signal into the earth at high angle. If the radials are to long

the angle of radiation is to high and signal misses the iron core.- AC1O

Good condx made for good fun. Omni 6 @ 90W to inverted L - AE4O

Had logging program problems, some QSOs got sent CN99 instead of CM99 - AE6RR

QRP Search and Pounce. My first Stew Perry 160m and Murphy struck hard.

Decided to run QRP. Had severe winds that brought down the top of the tree

that my DX-A was on. But still have my Inverted-L. Started the contest and

after a few Q's my SWR went thru the roof. Tree limb came down and brought

down the horzontal part. Fixed it and strung it back thru the trees (all

antennas are tree supported here) though it's now got a pretty good slope

towards the ground. Then the sump pump died so had to fix that. Then back

on the air, couple more Q's and SWR screams upward. Go out, another branch

has taken out the L. Fix it in the rain with a flashlight gripped in my

teeth. (can't get the kids to come out and help Dad fix his antenna). Now

the inverted L has become an inverted "U" with the lowest part of the

antenna supported between two sawhorses so it won't touch the ground. Back

on the air again. Really regreating deciding to operate QRP. Granted I don't

have an Amp but 100 watts never sounded so good. Then as I'm trying to get

more than 40 Q's, my feet start getting wet. The water heater has sprung

a major leak and I'm now sitting in a lake. So with that, ends my first

venture in the Stew Perry 160m challenge. It can only be better next

year...right?????? - AK9I

TX: IC-706 + home brew PA 1kw, ant - 19 m. vertical fix on wall my house,

location 150 from sea, no radials. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL! FB CONTEST! - C4M

Many Thanks for this little, but fine Contest. I hope to meet all of you

next year again - DF1HF

First time with lot fun, worked more than expected - DF8BB

Great contest again, worked full 14 hours this time with calling a lot. I

was using LP and had 1h gd condx working a few NA. I apply for VK6VZ-Plaque,

I used an inv L with shortened elevated radials and no RX antennas. 73

cul next year.- DG1CMZ

My input power 20 Watt. - DJ2FR

QRP < 5 Watt via Tuner Z11 from Yaesu FT817 to Windom FD3, 8m high 21m long,

which is designed for 40, 20 and 10m, but works also on 160. Again a nice

contest with 40 percent more QSOs than in 2007. - DJ3GE

After finishing the first QSO, some neighbours came to a visit. So I

had to finish the contest after one single QSO. Sorry about that. My

equipment: IC-746 (100 w) into homebuild magnetic loop (have a look at

QRZ.com)! - DK2BJ

First entry, Rig IC 746, 75 W, short inv. V dipole, max. height 11 m - DK8NI

Very nice Contest ! - DK8RE

My first time in the TBDC, and I had a blast, although it was mainly a

european contest with my FD4 in a city location with S9 QRM and no

RX-antenna... Unfortunately, I do not seem to qualify for any plaque,

no matter how hard i look at the list :-). - DL1ELY

Rig: Elecraft K3, Dipole - DL1MAJ

50 Watts - DL3TD

Rig: ICOM-7400 some 80 watts and dipole up 10m. - DL5KUD

Band was quiet but propagation was not great. Why do first world stations

have to insert an AC hum on their signal. This is an obvious shame for

those nations amateurs.- EI2CN

The band was weirdly quiet - not a peep of QRN anywhere. European stations

were easy to work, US stations were rare enough, but again quite easy to

work. No SA, Africa or Asian DX heard at all. Due a major problem with my

K9AY, I lost 8 hours, but enjoyed the contest - EI4HQ

THANK YOU FOR NICE CONTEST! HNY! DIFFICULT CONDITIONS THIS YEAR. - ES5NC

100 percent "run" (no search and pounce). Vertical < 10 meters tall.

Antenna < 20m x 10m - EU1AZ

Power 30 w ant loop 80 m - F5GGL

Nice contest as usual, conditions were not bad, but not as good as I

expected. A few nice DX in the log, a few JA and a bunch of US

(thanks to the K9AY!) signals were very weak sometimes. Some bad

thoughts to the stations who came and call CQ on my frequency when I

was listening to weak signals with out asking QRL :-(, I lost a few JA

like this... Ok, I think I end up the contest with my best scoring, I

had fun and that's the most important. See you in 2009! 88 from Mau - F8BPN

Good fun just testing antenna out - G0DCK

Enjoyed it - had fun. - G0MTN

This is a higher score than I made in 2003, when I won Europe. But I will be

way down the listings this year, I think. A sign of how Top Band is

developing. Good propagation to Japan, and OK to the US, although not up

to the best I have known. I missed out on VK, and a problem with the K9AY

here caused me to lose some time early in the contest. Some signals of

very poor standard spoil the event for us here in Europe - clicks and

noise modulation on the signals. But a great contest - thanks for all

the fun. - G3BJ

First time in this one, thought I'd try QRP. An enjoyable few hours

on top band. Best DX worked was Moscow, nothing outside Europe.

IC-7000, long wire, 4 Watts. - G3WW

A reasonable entry from my small QTH. No real DX workable on QRP, but that

is what I expected! Lots of activity but conditions seemed a bit down.

73 Dave - G3YMC

Another tough SP - conditions fair, cold in the shack! 1 dupe with K1EP

2322 and 0221 - 1st qso not in his log. Thanks again for organising one

of the best contests around - how about a late Aug pre warm-up ?! - G4AMT

Contest QTH: Poitou Charentes, France. Need better TX ant! - G4BJM

g4tsh@rsgb.org.uk - G4TSH

First time entrant to this contest!! Won't be the last. - GM4YXI

DIG 5502, CTC 146, DL-CW-C 110, EACWC 277, GACW 783 - HA1DAE

Radio: TS-440SAT Ant: FD-8 Windom - HA1SN

Rig FT990, Ant dipole - HA3OD

Rig: IC-756, Linear: 500W Ant: Vertical (28m), K9AY(rx-ant) ODX: 12.887km

(VK6VZ) - HA8BE

TS-870 (100 Watts) Short Dipole (40M) from Kelemen DPK-160. Unfortunately,

it was not possible to be all the night on the air wish you all a Happy New

Year 2009 and hope to see you again next year - HB9ARF

Great contest! With something like a decent antenna I doubled the last

year's qso. Best DX W6UB EM75 7566km! Wow! Inverted L (10m Vert+25m Horiz),

IC-706MkII. - I2WIJ

I have been paticipated on this contest since the first time. I paticipated

on LowPower SingleOp. The condition was very bad. I used tranceiver 'K2' on

this contest. K2 is a best rig in CW mode!! I use my Micro Vert Antenna

which length only 3.6meters. I built it on my balcony 2m*10m space of my

condminiam. I set the transmiting speed of my electronics keyer upper 20

wpm. I like my K2 and Micro Vert Antenna for my top band equipment! - JE1SPY

Propagation to EU was not bad. That to US was not good. I heard Penn

but could not work. Outside of JA band (1810-1825), HQ9R and CE1/K7CA

were heard for long period of time, but nothing could be done. I used

IC-7800+TL-933 (1kW), two end-loaded vertical dipoles phased toward

EU, and 350m Beverages for Europe and US. I enjoyed the contest. Thank

you all! - JH3PRR

Great Contest. Rest;2201-0806 10h5m - JH4UYB

I would like to apply for a plaque. I am 14 years old. I would like to apply

for a plaque to be given to the highest score for an operator under the age

of 21. This is also my first time entry. I would like to be qualified for

the highest score first time entry plaque. I would like to be considered

to qualify for the following plaques Top Score Low Power First Time Entry

Golden Log Award - K0DXC

Number Of Records In Cabrillo File: 104 - K0JJR

First time entry in SP, and really enjoyed the contest. Grid squares are a

nice check and the scoring system really adds to the mystery. The wrap-up of

this contest should make an interesting read. Topband was in good shape, and

signals were strong, especially from the east coast. Great contest and I'm

looking forward to next year! 73 - K0NE

BIGGEST THRILL WAS WORKING CE1/K7CA. THAT'S A LONG HAUL FOR FIVE WATTS FROM

MINNESOTA! SPEAKS WELL FOR AL'S RECEIVE CAPABILITIES. FUN CONTEST! - K0PK

I had the telnet cluster window running to keep track of the RAC and

RAEM contest activities. It was interesting to see how many operators

were spotting stations in the TBDC contest. I suggest you consider

adding an assisted category to accommodate those who don't read the

rules (and DQing or changing them to CHECKLOGS). This is a fun contest. - K0RC

75A-4 rx, Viking 1 tx, LK500-ZB amp, Inv L ant - K1DT

My location is FN43in. I sent the wrong grid to the first 10 QSOs. - K1GQ

The digital radios for contesting saga continues. I had intended to debut

my 8-regular-octagon phased array, but the software is not yet ready.

So, I operated with the linear array (the one I've been blabbing about for

a year now) and the Beverages together. I put the phased array in the

right ear and the Beverages in the left ear. Since the phased array is

integral with the software radio, which inherently has some latency

(time-delay) compared with the analog radio, strong signals always sound

weird with lots of echoes. Although I'm getting used to that sound,

it still causes some delay for my brain to "sync-up" with a signal. So,

my apologizes to the all too numerous people that had to repeat their

callsigns to me. Slightly weaker signals just come through one ear only.

So, if I asked for a callsign fill, you had a strong signal. When I get

the circle array working, I intend to set up two copies of the software

so that each ear can be fed from a different direction. This will

eliminate the latency problem and allow some "diversity reception"

experiments. I also want to experiment with having the software determine

from which direction a signal arrives and steer the array automagically.

Maybe then I can sound less like a lid. I did get the "transceiver" mode

working between the software "receiving system" (antenna and radio are

inseparable) and the IC-765. This way, I could S&P by merely clicking on

the next signal on the waterfall display. Also, when there is a gap

between signals, there is a good place to try a CQ. Running QSOs when

the radio is a computer is an interesting exercise. The right hand

presses message buttons while the left hand presses antenna steering

buttons and tweaks the receiving passband. When the caller finally

emerges from the noise, then both hands converge on the right-hand

keyboard to type in the callsign. At the conclusion of the QSO, the

left hand has to put the antenna and passband back in the default

configuration for the next caller's likely direction and frequency

offset. So, I need to hack sdr-shell a little to add some keyboard

shortcuts to choose one of several "standard" passband setups.

Are there any commercial radio designers reading this? This year

conditions seems reasonable but activity seemed to be down. I'm not

sure who was missing, but the band was not crowded and rates were just

a little slower. I do have what now seems like a permanent severe

pulsating noise to the west which truly obscures reception of W6s and

W7s and even a lot of W9s and W0s. My apologies to people to my west

that I had to struggle to receive, despite a nice fat, bright line

against the almost blizzard-like speckles on the waterfall display.

I'll have to get a screen capture and throw it up on my web site.

Strangely, when the wind and rain really got to howling around 1000z,

the strongest gusts would dampen the noise for a while. This suggests

that the noise comes from power lines. Anyone have any thoughts?

Email vkean at my callsign dot com. Equipment: Icom IC-765, ETO 91B

(K8ND loaner), 8 element phased array and SDR receiver, 12 Beverages

(only used 3 or 4), "T" vertical and 80 radials, 2 computers and

keyboards, 3 screens. - K1LT

S/O, Unassist, S&P only, 70 year old - K2UF

ALL QSOS SEARCH AND POUNCE - K2XX

First time entry - low power, 100% search & pounce - K3MQ

100% Search and Pounce. Well, this is a contest about offbeat categories,

so I entered one. We'll see! First time using Win-Test, nice program

although I think I'll stick with Writelog. I like the rate box in

Win-Test and it was fun watching the gridsquare map light up, but I

like the bandmaps and a few other features in Writelog better. 160 is

a fun band and this was a nice contest, with quite a few EU stations

coming in very nicely Saturday evening. Not much Caribbean and really

only a handful of VE's. CU next time. - K4XD

First time to operate this contest. Had a lot of fun! Will be back

next year. Lost 3 hours at the start due to a social obligation. - K5MR

100% S&P - K5NZ

RIG ELECRAFT K3 @ < 5 WATTS. ANT. LAME 88' DIPOLE W/ONE LEG VERT.

MY FIRST STEW PERRY. IT WAS FUN! I NEED MORE WIRE UP! - K5OI

Not much fun QRP with conditions below normal. With that and last

year's refusal to accept my log because it did not contain bogus

RST's, I am done with this contest. - K5RX

Wish all contests were this much fun! - K5SM

Last time I did this contest was with Earl, K6SE from our portable

location Saltdale, Koehn Dry Lake in the High desert of California.

Doing this contest brought back some good memories from our antenna

design and setup. It felt good to participate. 73, Pam, Will and Miki - K6ND

First time playing in SP. Used 1/4 wavelength dipole. - K6ST

K3, 100 WATTS - K6TA

I would like to apply for the Top Score Low Power First Time Entry plaque.

Thanks for the great contest. - K6WSC

Operated from home QTH of K7CA using my radio & computer. Conditions were

superb. Many EU & JA were heard using Al's circle array, but could not

raise most of them with QRP. Operated total of 13 hours & 46 minutes.

Breaks were at 10:16 and 11:25. - K7NJ

Thundersnow to start and limited time but always enjoy the SP. Thanks for

having it.. - K9FO

It's tough enough operating on the QRP transmitting end, I can't imagine

how much tougher it must be on the receiving end. QRP and barely usuable

antenna do not match!! - K9JU

Plaques for possible qualification by K9MMS Old Timer's Award (my age is 65)

Most Grid Squares Worked Golden Log Award Top Score Black Hole - K9MMS

Only a 2 hour effort due to a family emergency - K9NR

Lost part of antenna due to ice/wind. Then it warmed up and we had

thunderstorm. Decided to sleep instead. A bit more fun in the morning

when the storms had moved on. - K9NW

Not many participants this year for some reason? - K9WWT

TS-450s 100w Hi-Q 5/160 erp=1.3w - KA5OAI

At 13:20Z JA signals were audible at my QTH for a few minutes. JA7OEM was

calling CQ and not getting any US calls. I tried for a few minutes but

no joy. He was rst 329 here. Really enjoyed the contest. 73, Ron - KA7U

Using a K3, low power, west of 100 degrees longitude, and well above

4,000'. - KB7Q

First time in this contest - I think it will be one of my favorites. The

scoring system more closely corelates with ability. Finally I have a

chance against the east coasters and their eu multiplier advantage.

Unfortunatley my in line antenna tuning capacitor failed with 4 hours

to go, so I probably missed the best times to work all the USA stations

as the grey line crossed the US; and I also missed the dawn peak opening

to the west - but at least I snagged a few JA's in the late morning as

the contest began here. Had a blast.. - KG7H

Family obligations kept me away, so I tried out the new K3. Nice radio.

Wire inv L over a hickory tree, AL-80 700 watts. Didn't run much, just

playing with the new toy. - KJ9C

It's been long enough that I'm eligible as a "first-time" QRP entry,

though my one hour score is likely at the back of the pack. With an

IC745 at 5W and only a short vertical (HF6-V + TBR-160) on a metal barn

roof, everybody in my log earned their 4 point QSOs! - KR0U

Running 100 watts to a 102 foot doublet up 30 feet. I really need to

get a better antenna for 160. - KR2D

EVERY TIME I TUNED ACROSS THE BAND, IT SEEMS TO BE SPARSELY POPULATED.

THRILLED TO BE HEARD BY CLIVE (GM3POI) WITH MY 5 WATTS AND VERY LOW

DIPOLE. I DID GET TO WATCH "IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT" AND "DONNIE DARKO"

IN THE MIDDLE OF THE TEST. TOTAL OPERATING TIME ABOUT 1 HOUR....A NEW

RECORD LOW. - KR2Q

A foot of wet snow on the ground thwarted my intentions of adding radials

to the inverted ell for Stew, but I bettered last year's attempt anyway.

Had some local QRN, but was able to hear anyone who could hear me, I think.

Wish there were more KH6's on for SP, seems like a natural; almost all Q's

are > 9 pts, and I'd think the all-water path to the west coast would be

an advantage over the SA guys. Still, Thanks to KH6LC for the 36 pointer,

and to everyone who pulled through my QRP sig. - KX7L

1 hour, 60 points, S&P, K3, 100W to a sloper @ 75'. I need RX antennas! - KZ1X

Nice conditions with KH6AT for most remarkable QSO. - LY2IJ

Simply, I need antenna to participate and enjoy. Not so masochistic like

this year. - LY2KZ

First time entry - LY2X

Thanks to Jonas LY2ZZ/LY5A for his nice QTH. - LY5W

My first attempt at participating. No logging computer. Hand-typed log.

Hope you can process it. - M0CEF

Great contest this year operating from N0NI's tower farm. Stats not much

different than 2007. I had fun watching N5DX and myself on getscores.org

leapfrogging hour by hour. It's all up to the log checkers now.

Hope this is good enough for the "Top Score Black Hole" plaque. - N0AC

TIME CONSPIRED AGAINST ME, BUT HAD A FINE BIT OF IT. - N0OCT

Contest night was a living Hell with storms and buzz from Powerlines!

Thanks to all for their patience!! - N0TT

Only was on air a few hours, but had fun anyway. - N0XM

QRP to antenna <20x10m. tnx to the ops who got my weak signal out of the

noise. 18wpm the whole contest. 1st time in this contest, 100% S&P - N2AET

100% Search and Pounce - N2CU

First time doing this contest. No real 160 antenna, but still fun making

a few contacts. - N2SQW

Great Test, to bad I had very high winds and power outage plus very

heavy buzz on rx due to tree on the power lines on my road. (I'm interested

in the Golden Log Award (highest # of Q's with no errors) - N2WK

Top Score First Time QRP (no qrp entry X past 3 years) Golden Log Award

(highest # of Q's with no errors) K6SE Memorial Plaque (criteria being

developed) - N2WN

My second time in Stew Perry; first was Dec. 2006. Conditions were better

this year, especially to EU and SA. In 2006 I worked 6 EU stations, none

in SA, and 1 in PAC, KH6. This year, 11 EU stations, 5 of them between

22 and 23 Z, just after sunset here. I also made a fair number of US and

VE west-coast QSOs. As a result, I got 90 more basic points (before LP

or QRP bonuses) this year even with 2 fewer QSOs. As often happens when

propagation is good, the activity level was reasonably high. Worked CE,

not always heard on 160. - N3UM

The last (and only) time I operated the Stew Perry was ten years ago

(1998). Different QTH, different everything. My score was better that

year. But I did work better DX this year. Still a lot of fun. I'll try

not to wait another decade before working this one again. - N4GU

All operation during the 2008 Stew Perry was done at 18 WPM. - N5OT

First contest with new K2! - N6GEO

Orion II, ACOM 2000A, 1/4 wave sloper @ 55'. - N6IE

5.6 Hrs - N6KI

OVER 4000 FEET - N6MA

My first Stew Perry contest. - N6TV

The SP got off to a good start Sat morning with a decent rate for a QRP

station on 160m in near daylight hours. My best hours were 1500 (21 Qs),

0100 (21), 0400 (15), 0200 (14), and 0700 (13). All my other hours were

under 10 Qs per hour. 0300 was the worst, at only 3 Qs. As you would

expect, West Coast grids were worked the most, with CM87 and CN87 giving

10 Qs each. All others were in single digits. I almost worked JA. I

heard one calling and got a ?? out of him, but he couldn't copy me, so

I gave it up as a bad job. At least I had two HI QSOs and one FM07 in

VA. I was pleased with the way the point values of the Qs worked out.

For 3 pts I had 45 Qs, 6 pts 32 Qs, 9 pts 40 qs, 12 pts 3 Qs, 15 pts

5 Qs, 18 pts 3 Qs and 24 pts 3 Qs. Could have been a great deal worse :-)

My new rotatable terminated delta loop got its first trial by fire.

It worked well, as I could make a local noise source disappear in its null.

Of course, this then exposed all the lesser noises that had been masked

by the major noise :-) Fortunately, I have a stable of receive antennas

with different noise reception characters. I use a full size Flag loop

aimed east. Also a forty meter dipole up about 40 ft, and another very

low 40m dipole at 10 ft. I used all these antennas during the contest,

as for any given signal one antenna would be better than the others.

I may have to buy a new coax switch, though, as it is beginning to wear

out from all the switching. My impression was that there wasn't much

activity, as I never heard any signals east of the midwest except when I

worked W4MYA in VA. Later I saw a post from an east coast station who

claimed he hadn't heard anything west of the Mississippi. So I guess

that describes the conditions we had. I enjoy the SP. I just wish it

were a two nighter. Thanks to all for the Qs. 73 and Happy New Year. See

you in the next contest. The Little Station with Attitude - N6WG

I really enjoy SP. Thanks for a great contest. - N7FF

Set up an N6RK remotely tuned coax loop to supplement my K9AY loop

array. Ran my K3 in diversity mode and it made the QRN bearable.

Good actively early again but not much in the morning. - N7IR

Wx was very warm for Dec, so I worked on a new 40M antenna several hours

and didn't have a lot of energy left. Condx were very good and at least

a dozen Eu answered my CQ's including TF3KX along with many stations in

the far west starting around 01Z. I had one run of S52ZW, VE7CC, K0PK,

VA7CW, S57UN, VA7XX and the VE7's were really loud! No JA's heard at

sunrise and no other DX. It was fun, but unfortunately the Stew seems

to have sucked the life out of 160 DX, for a while, condx have been

below normal ever since. Best rate hr 01Z with just about exactly

100 Q's. Please calculate score. - N8II

NOTE: All QSO's were 100% Search & Pounce - N8PR

Thanks to K8MK for the use of the shack and the great antenna. - N8VW

FIRST TIME ENTRY - I love Top Band! I'm new to 160 and having fun improving

my antenna and meeting the 160M contest gang. I'll be back! - N9DD

Well, weather conditions made for a noisy band most of Saturday night,

anywhere from S5 to S9 noise. Goal this year was to hit 1000 raw points,

and 200 plus Q's. Made both of those goals, but it was a struggle, as most

of those Q's were 1-2 and 3 pointers. Didn't have but a hand full of 6

pointers to the west coast. Band conditions sure did not favor 100 watts

to a low 35'apex short (100' total length) dipole. (Alpha-Delta DX-LB)

One leg running SW over and on top of my roof to 10 feet off the ground

at end, and the other leg running to the east to a maple tree almost at

35 feet, (see attached pictures). There were some loud signals on the band,

VE7CC, and K7RAT. I don't know what you guys run for 160 at the K7RAT

station, but I heard your signal all throughout Saturday night into

Sunday morning, sometimes peaking 10 over S9. I worked you guys so early

in the evening Saturday night, with such a strong signal, I thought it

must be a pirate!! I am sure there were a lot of Q's I missed due to

the high noise level here. Around midnight, when the cold front went

through, the winds really picked up and that was worse than all the

heavy rain noise earlier. Always a lot of fun to play in this contest.

I really like the distance scoring and the grid square exchange. Now I

hope my 1000 points holds up and there are not too many deductions!

I hope there are lots of QRP stations in my log to boost up that score!!!

Station conditions: TS-2000 100 watts to a Alpha Delta DX-LB short

dipole at 35 feet, warming the clouds and my roof too! 73 Gene - N9TF

100% Search & Pounce - NA3M

First time in SP contest. Good Times! - NB7N

Elecraft K2 at 4.9W. Antennas are Carolina Windom 160 at 65 feet and

155' inverted-L (85' vertical) with 2000'- 3000' of radials. I have logs for

the past three years of Stew Perry, 2005 - 2007, but for some reason

I never show up in the listings, so please consider me for a First Time

Entry as well. I know I forgot to send in my log in the past. Please

note I operated QRP for a very limited amount of time, but had fun! - NK8Q

Award Interest: First time SOLP? - NN5K

This was my first attempt in 160 meters Contest and I had fun! - NP3D

Hallo! First -Time-Entry - Nice Contest and my first NAs on 160m.

Rig: IC-7000, Alpha-Delta DX-B Slooper CU in 2009 73 de Chris - OE3CHC

First time entry - OE3GCU

Just a check log as propagation was very poor to USA. - OH3WD

Another pedition to Kustavi. This time with two operators for five days.

Spend also time with IOTA EU-96 pileups. We used Elecraft K2/100 with

Commander HF2500 amplifier and proven T-vertical antenna. We also had

K9AY receiving antenna, but it was not necessary to use because noise

level with small transmitting antenna was low. We can hear same stations

with K9AY too. It was accidentally on-line for some time and we ran also

DX stations using that. You can see more about this operation in

http://personal.inet.fi/surf/oh4mfa/oh4jt-1.htm. Many thanks to all

who worked us. It was great fun! 73 and CU next year! Happy New Year

2009! - OH4JT

This one contact was worked accidentally - I was not switched into

"contest mode" yet and called JH4UYB using my standard long callsing

instead of short contest callsing. I called him only once, unfortunately

he replied immediately. Is there any award for highest points per qso

ratio? - OK1DSZ (nope - sorry no plaque for that this year).

RIG ALINCO DX-77 + PA, PWR 800 W, ANT DIPOLE 2 x 20m - OK1FRO

Rig-TRX TS430S cca80W Ant Dipole G5RV - OK1KZ

Nice contest, again used home made 80 Watts and tuned 20 meters dipole!

- OK1MGW

Output power 100W, Ant 2x33 m, 15 m up. Nice contest as usual. - OK1NE

IC746 100W, DIPOLE - OK2BFN

Using FT-1000MP, 20,5m vertical with 1200m burried radials, rotary loop

for RX and N1MM log. First time full effort, nice test. Mostly S&P but

fun. Apply for Top Score First Time QRP plaque. - OK3C

PWR 100W, Ant Inv L 15m high, RX antenna K9AY - OK6Y

TRX Elecraft K2 5W, ant.: dipole, vertical - OK7CM

RIG 4W OUT, ANTENNA HALF WAVE OFF-CENTER-FED AT 13m. 115 QSOs was about

all I could make with QRP and low ant from the city QTH. I could not

find more EU stations that would hear me and despite trying no chance

to work anything over 2400km. - OL0A

Fine contest-TNX ! - OM3BA

TRX: YAESU FT-857D PWR: 100 WATTs ANT: 41 m Long Wire - OM4DN

Rig = TS530S; PWR = 100 Watt; ANT = Longwire. It was a pleasure to

participate in this contest. Cuagn in 2009!! - PA0FEI

Propagation went down sunday morning after early good JA signals CE1/K7CA

no chance 73 - PA0O

GOOD CONTEST - RA4HBS

My tx/rx: TS-690S, 5 wt, GP & ZS6BKW. Very interesting contest! All the

best and best regards! 73! - RD4HD

FB contest! FT-1000MP VERT ON4UN 28m - RN3GM

IL - 27m ICOM 746pro - RU3PU

Transiver UW3DI. 50 Watts. Antenna IV. - RU6HJ

Icom 7800 power 5 watts, Ant: LW 120m - RW3AI

TNX,73! MERRY XMAS/HNY!!! - RW6AHO

Tx: ICOM 756 pro II, power 100 wtts. Ant: dipole - RX9AM

I declare that this station was operated strictly in accordance with the

rules and spirit of the Contest, and I agree that the decision of the

Contest Committee shall be final in all cases of dispute. - RZ3AUL

First time entry in SP... - S51F

Condx were not as good as the day after the contest!! - SM6CPY

2 X 1/4 Ver + 4.5 W from K3 - SN3R

Tnx for few hours of RELAX and testing antennas, bad propagation - low

number QSOs with USA and Canada Best 73 - SP4Z

Trx IC738 40w dipole 2x19,5m - SP9EMI

Did nostly S&P, not very serious. Tried K3 with LP-PAN for first time.

Lot of fun. - UA3AB

FT-1000mp, ants delta loop 160/80m - UA4FCO

First time entry - UA9MA

ant-delta loop rig-80wtts - US5XD

Radio: ICOM-718 - UT4ZX

Conditions were surprisingly good! Had CE1, GM, etc. answering my CQ's.

Worked into Europe as late as 0900 UTC, which is some 2 hours PAST Eu

sunrise! Noise was minimal on the night of the event, too: I was worried

because the band was VERY static-laden the night before - VE3CUI

Lost AC power for duration of contest after first QSO. I promise a

better score next year. - VE3EJ

CASUAL EFFORT BUT GREAT FUN AND GREAT CONDX. - VE3MGY

Freezing rain caused problems for us. The inverted L transmitting antenna

was severely detuned and our pennant became deaf. We had to operate below

1825 kHz for about the first half of the contest. Conditions were fairly

good, though not exceptional. Our best DX was CE1/K7CA at 8204 km. My

ancient Drake TR 7 has now operated in all 13 SPTBDCs. How many more will

it (or me) be good for ? Thanks to the Boring people for an enjoyable

contest. - VE3OSZ

I had a lot of fun doing the ARRL 160 band Contest earlier this month.

I was tuning across the CW portion of this band to a Net I regulary

attend and I noticed a lot of CW activity. When the net closed I tuned

back to the CW band. I listened for a few minutes then plugged the Bug

and Paddles into my Great Little FT-757GX and I had a lot of fun with

this easy going Fun Contest. I already took part in the Canada Winter

Contest earlier this weekend. - VE7BGP

Maybe oldest with more than 50 QSO? I am 88. 100% SEARCH AND POUNCE.

Problems with instew.exe RUNTIME ERROR 003, so had to resort to cabforms.

Tried to show dupe, but Cabrillo objected. - VE7BS

Eligible for the Auroral Zone plaque (in case no one else submits a

log...) - VE8EV

Enjoyed the Stew (my FIRST !) but Murphy found me once again. Had to

swap out the radio as it was putting our RF in between CW characters.

At first, wasn't too many watts, but then folks were trying to log

me as XE9 ! Great fun my 1rst time out. - VE9AA

Extremely poor conditions at this end. No USA stations even heard. May

be better next time - VK6DXI

Lousy conditions to North America but reasonable condx into Europe at

local sunrise. Conditions much better for warm-up than actual event -

come to the conclusion that equinox much better for 160m DX than

solstice ;-) See you all next year in better conditions! - VK6VZ

First Stew Perry contest . Lots of fun looking foreward to next year

with better antennas. Inverted L at 36 ft just does not cut it - VO1TA

FIRST TIME ENTRY - VU2BGS

OLD TIMER since 1937 - W0HW

First time in the SP Contest 5 Watts- End fed 63' wire. FT-817ND - W1AMF

FIRST TIME QRP - W1NT

First time in this contest -- had the pleasure of knowing Stew, W1BB

so it's great to honor him in this way. - W1RM

Went for 100% Search and Pounce this year Because of a BAD Head Cold!

Now there's a new Award catagory for next year Most Q's with a Bad Head

Cold! I l - W2DPT

QRP Multi op - W2GB

Check log only. - W2VJN (we checked your log)

TIMES 'ON' 1500-1810, 0215-0635, 1245-1400 TIMES 'OFF' = 1810-0215,

0635-1245 LOGGING SOFTWARE SHOWS FREQ AS 5.7; SHOULD BE 1.8 - W3TDF

Operation was 100% Search and Pounce. Please consider my pathetic score

for the S&P plaque - W4EF

N6TR: Had some logging problems here. Please do not count NILs against

stations that have me in their log. I am a LID! - W4ZV

First time ever in Stew Perry. Age 67.75 (but that's only 20 in Celsius).

What happened at 0145GMT? Could NOT get ANY USA station to hear me after

that time, had worked all EUs I could hear, so I quit, then got two EUs

in the final 30 minutes. - W5GN

My first try at SP. Amp went out just before ARRL 160 so just 100w. Ant is

a ad dx-b.city lot so can't do much. Lots of fun, wish I had more time

to operate - W5JMW

Elevation 8083 feet, Top Score >4000' AE6RF Top Score LP W6 KR6Q Golden

Log (har har) Top Score LP K3 Top Score LP West of 100 deg - W6SX

This all night stuff is for the young bucks. I think I will go back to

contesting on 10 or 6. It was a lot of fun however. - W6XI

Best conditions for The Stew in a while. Glad to hear the DX! - W7AT

This is the first time ever using a 1930's (pre octal tube) radio set up.

a 35/51 RF amp, a 35/51 regen detector, and two stages of 56 audio. I

needed the RF stage to allow more regen oscillation, and therefore less

high signal overload the 41/parallel 42 amp MOPA worked well, it was the

receiver that had the problems. Good to work the Stew Perry again! - W7DRA

Max power used was 4 watts. What a pain.. - W7FG (we are all sorry to

say that this was W7FG's last Stew as he became a silent key a month

after the contest).

Great contest -- this was my first time in The Stew. I may have a shot at

the VK6VZ crummy antenna award. I'm running a 26 foot tall vertical over

a ground system of 30 foot radials. - W7KF

First time entry with weather making difficult travel to remote site.

Lost computer 3 hours before end of my 14 hour time period. Very interesting

contest. Top Score Low Power First Time Entry - W7RH

All search and pounce - W8AEF

Really like the short format of this test especially since it falls around

holiday season. - W9RE

100 Watts, 200 Foot Wire up 30 Feet. Yaesu FT897. - WA9VEE

Finally got a sloper antenna up and to resonate on 160. Had fun making a

few contacts on 160 for the first time! 73 - WB6BFG

First time in the Stew Perry contest. I definitely need more power as I

can hear well but the other stations can't hear me at 100 watts to the

dipole. Still, a fun contest - Thanks for all of the Qs. Bill - WB6JJJ

This is a checklog to give others credit for working my LP station. I

watched the cluster and spotted stations during the test. - WC4B (give it

a try without the cluster next time - we guarantee you will have more fun).

Entered in low power category because amp was not working; seemed to work

almost everyone I could hear even with 100 W. (Noise here in city is

consistently S9.) Will try to have RX loop working for next SP. - WO9S

Elecraft K3 LP, LP W6, Where was the East Coast? Noisy condx made it

seem like many fewer players than previous years. Normally I easily

work JAs with QRP, this year had a rough time with 100W! - WS6X

All S&P. Didn't have much antenna or power, but did have fun. - WV2ZOW

Entering the Elecraft K3 category. - WW2DX

My first try at the Stew Perry. Ran QRP with a balloon vertical at the

Great Salt Lake of Utah. - WX7G

Pleased to run the contest for the first time, variable conditions was

unable to work into stateside. Do fight the urban noise from my downtown

location. H.M.station, LP and a sloping 41m wire !. 73 Szigy. - YO2IS

Thanks to all concerned in running the contest. - ZC4LI