Results, 14th Annual Stew Perry Topband Distance Challenge
Boring Amateur Radio Club – K7RAT
15125 SE Bartell
Road
Boring, OR 97009
http://www.kkn.net/stew/
17-Feb-2010
The 14th
running of the Stew Perry Topband Distance Challenge was held on December 26/27th
2009. Like a fine wine – the
Challenge seems to be getting better with age.
With activity on 160 meters reaching peak levels due to the extended
sunspot minimum, all of the 160 meter contests have seen a dramatic increase in
activity. Scores that used to be viewed
as impossible are now common. Most of
the records in the contests are only a year or two old anymore.
A total
of 821 logs were submitted – which is up about 15 percent over last year. Our log checking software indicates just over
2000 stations were active handing out their grid squares – up 300 over last
year. With the increased activity and
fairly good conditions experienced during the contest, scores were much higher
than last year. There were a total of 77
single-op scores over 3000 points!!
Boring
Amateur Radio Club knew things were good when UU4JMG was heard coming through
579 just after sunset. That’s a 20 point
QSO that was easy to put in the log. Near the end of the contest, VK6VZ was able to
punch through and work some North American stations. VK6DXI was also heard in North
America. ZL3IX and CE1/K7CA
helped hand out those rare southern hemisphere QSOs, and ZL1AZE and VK3IO also
worked a few stations. Other than a
couple of QSOs from CT3DL, no activity from Africa
was logged. The W1BB call sign was
running high power this year; so many stations were able to log Stew’s old call
sign.
There
were different techniques used to generate some of the highest scores the Stew
has even seen. Jeff, K1ZM, used the QRP
category with his 3X multiplier to put together a score over 9000 points!! Those who could work Jeff were treated to a
4X multiplier – which really added to the scores of the Europeans and west
coast North Americans he logged. Some of
his QSOs counted for 64 points!! Other
64 point QSOs were logged by some east coast stations who worked QRP Europeans.
Toni,
N0NI, used the low power category to generate over 6000 points from his 500 odd
QSOs. Toni was able to give some
Japanese stations some 40+ QSO point QSOs.
In the
high power category, Vlad, UA2FF, used the UA2FW
station to put an impressive 784 stations in his log for the top high power
score. Al, CE1/K7CA operated from the
other end of the world, making an average of over 20 points per QSO to come in
second.
The log
checking team was treated to a horse race during the weeks after the
contest. Every time a new QRP or Low
Power log was submitted, they could not wait to rerun the results and see how
the top scores would shift as a result of the bonus points. Clearly working those weak stations is an
important element of putting together a competitive score. Most scores jumped up by 20 percent as a
result of bonus points from working LP and QRP stations. There is an exponential effect from being
able to work QRP stations from a great distance. From the west coast of the USA, you can get 30+ points for
working QRP stations on the east coast.
W4ZV, VE3TA and K1LT managed to put 34 QRP stations in their logs and
several other stations had 33.
In the
multi-operator class we had large efforts in the USA,
Europe and Japan. The team at W2GD took first place operating
from the WYRS FM radio location. Put 39°
38' 24" N, 74° 17' 32" W into google.com/maps and see what you
get. Impressive QTH!! The second highest multi score came from
JA3YBK, who seemed like a beacon once the sun set in Japan. RL3A came in 3rd place, followed
by K6ND/1 and KH6LC.
Once again, a massive array of plaques
was available for special achievements.
Many thanks go to Lew Sayre, W7EW/W7AT, who not only sent out last
year’s plaques – but also organized this year’s plaques. Once again, the log checkers took some
liberties with the assignment of plaques to the various scores, so nobody
received two plaques. If there is
someone out there who sent in a log and is younger than 18 years old – please
let us know.
The 2010 Stew Dates are as follows:
Pre-Stew: October 23, 1200 UTC to October 24, 1200 UTC. Stew: December 18, 1200 UTC to December 19th,
1200 UTC.
If you would like a copy of your
log checking report – they are available by sending an email to tree at kkn dot net and asking for it. The log checking team improved their log
checking software this year and are now checking the on time for single-op
logs. If you operated more than 14
hours, the QSOs that took place after your 14 hours were used up will not count
towards your score. Note that off times
need to be at least 30 minutes long in order to count as off time.
We would like to thank those who
submitted their log in electronic format.
This makes it much easier to administer a contest like this. If you log with paper, you can use the WA7BNM
Cabrillo web page to enter you log after the contest. The best way to find it is to put “WA7BNM
Cabrillo” into your favorite web search engine.
Here are the plaque winners for
2009:
Winner Donor Category
------ ----- --------
K9DX KL7RA (K9DX Award) Highest number of QSO's
OM3BH N5IA Most Grids Worked
W4ZV – VK6DXI Hudson Valley Towers / W8UO Longest DX contact (2 plaques)
K1ZM K6ND (K6SE Memorial) Top Score – World
UA2FF N7UA Top Score – World - High Power
N0NI CU2JU Top Score – World – Low Power
UU0JM KB7Q Top Score – World - QRP
WB9Z N7TR Top Score - North America
OM5ZW K9DX Top Score - Europe
KB7Q DX Engineering Top Score - USA
JT1CO K7CA Top Score - CQ Zone 17, 18, 22 or 23
CE1/K7CA N7KQ Top Score – Central/South America
ZL3IX KH6LC (VK/ZL Challenge) Top Score - VK/ZL
JH4UYB N7JW Top Score - Japan
N6RO WA5VGI Top Score - California
TF4M TF3KX (Aurora Borealis) Top Score - North of 60deg N. geomagnetic latitude
OK1FKD AH8DX (W7GG Memorial) Top Score - Using a K2
F8BPN K1EP Top Score - YL Operator
none SP4K Top Score - Operator < 18 years old
K5NA W8UO (K5KA memorial) Top Score - with "K" and "A" in the callsign
K3ZM K2HK Top Score - High Power - North America
UU4JMG DX Engineering Top Score - High Power - Europe
K7RAT GMCC Top Score - High Power - W, VE or XE west of 100 deg longitude
K7RL W3CP Top Score - High Power - Oregon/Washington/VE7
K7NJ N0JK Top Score - Low Power - North America
UA6LFQ F8BPN Top Score - Low Power - Europe
NN5K GMCC Top Score - Low Power - W, VE or XE west of 100 deg longitude
NE7D N9ADG Top Score - Low Power - Oregon/Washington/VE7
VE9AA VE9AA Top Score - Low power - VE - single TX ant < 1/4 wave tall
N6RK AE6RF Top Score - Low Power - California
K0KX N0TT Top Score - Low Power - Minnesota
K1EP W0UCE Top Score - Low Power - Single Wire TX/RX Antenna
N0TT K6DBG Top Score - QRP - West of Mississippi River
K0PK K0PK Top Score - QRP - Minnesota
W2GD W2GD Contest Team Top Score - MultiOp - World
RL3A W8UO Top Score - MultiOp - Europe
W0GJ K7FL Top Score - 100% Search and Pounce
W7RH AC6DD Top Score - Remotely Controlled Station
K9CS KR2Q (Golden Log Award) Top # of Q's without a mistake
K9YC VK6VZ Top number of points made with stations in S. Hemisphere **
W3CP W7KF (Old Timers Award) Oldest Op to make > 50 Q's
** Instead of a plaque, this award will receive a Royal Flying Doctor’s Hat from VK6VZ
The plaques will be in the mail sometime before the next event. Many thanks go to Lew, W7EW, for administrating our plaque program.
And now for the scores.
C = Category
(Single, Multi or Check Log)
P = Power (High,
Low or QRP)
GRD = Number of
different grids worked.
LOW = Number of
low power stations worked (2X multiplier)
QRP = Number of
QRP stations worked (4X multiplier)
OVER = Number of
QSOs removed because operating time was in excess of 14 hours.
Single operator -
High power
CALL C P GRID RAW
DUPE BUST QSO PTS GRD
CALL -BEST DX- KM QRP LOW TIME
OVER
UA2FF
S H KO04 784 3
15 766 8048
373 VK6VZ 13162
22 152 840
0
CE1/K7CA
S H FG41 351 1
5 345 7171
183 JA6BZI 17860
2 33 654
0
OM5ZW
S H JN98 680 10
17 653 6658
341 VK6VZ 13113
23 141 834
0
UU4JMG
S H KN85 602 6
25 571 6329
317 ZL3IX 16558
18 116 846
3
K3ZM
S H FM17 758
9 14 735
6146 333 JA5DQH
11481 33 175
835 0
OM3BH
S H JN87 657 6
11 640 6095
335 VK3ZL 15390
22 129 839
0
SN7Q
S H JO91 649 7
18 624 6030
326 VK6VZ 13205
22 131 823
0
K9DX
S H EN52 818 6
35 777 5956
338 VK6VZ 17421
31 164 825
0
W4ZV
S H EM95 754 12
13 729 5880
324 VK6DXI 18299
34 167 835
0
W5TM
S H EM15 624 14
11 599 5186
295 VK6VZ 16852
24 140 735
0
OK7XX
S H JN79 562 8
31 523 5165
290 XE2S 9763
22 120 899
12
E77DX
S H JN84 585 2
22 561 5011
303 VK3IO 15653
20 114 841
1
K1LT
S H EM89 770 9
24 737 4871
307 ZL3IX 13885
34 177 839
0
K7RAT
S H CN85 569 0
7 562 4811
249 VK6VZ 14693
21 125 839
0
F6BEE
S H JN08 509 1
13 495 4803
285 VK6VZ 14417
14 109 718
0
K7RL
S H CN88 532 6
8 518 4774
251 ZL3IX 11955
21 114 839
0
WD5R
S H EM45 704 12
19 673 4758
298 VK6VZ 17397
28 155 820
0
VA2EW
S H FN35 658 24
5 629 4733
283 C4M/QRP 8455
30 142 692
0
OZ7YY
S H JO46 542 6
17 519 4719
296 VK3IO 16155
22 106 714
0
WE3C
S H FN20 634 11
18 605 4716
283 ZL3IX 14536
31 135 830
0
VE3TA
S H EN93 705 5
12 688 4583
298 C4M/QRP 9094
34 166 625
0
DL6FBL
S H JO31 572 10
12 550 4427
295 JA5DQH 9316
20 105 833
0
OM8AW
S H KN08 537 4
22 511 4422
295 CE1/K7CA 12463
21 107 822
0
W4MYA
S H FM07 666 7
34 625 4370
288 UA6JQ 9497
30 132 674
0
VE6WQ
S H DO33 564 1
41 522 4256
243 VK6VZ 15367
22 123 823
0
SK3W
S H JP80 514 1
8 505 4245
270 JD1BMH 9102
20 112 818
0
W5MX
S H EM77 707 0 14 693
4198 289 ZL3IX
13620 30 164
837 0
YL2SM
S H KO37 481 0
7 474 4089
287 CE1/K7CA 13099
17 111 840
0
OH2BO
S H KP20 493 4
18 471 4076
297 VK6DXI 13104
19 89 821
0
YL2VW
S H KO36 498 3
6 489 4051
276 CE1/K7CA 13079
19 107 829
0
JH4UYB
S H PM64 233 0
6 227 3944
161 CE1/K7CA 17659
3 30 784
0
WF2W
S H FN13 673 0
25 648 3923
285 JA5DQH 10886
32 151 799 0
K9RS
S H FN20 619 7
13 599 3913
287 ZL3IX 14536
30 130 740
0
K5NA
S H EM10 607 5
6 596 3871
259 ZL3IX 12268
17 138 840
0
OL0W
S H JN79 529 6
7 516 3854
280 VK6DXI 13424
23 109 804
0
ON4IA
S H JO21 503 1
12 490 3800
270 VK6VZ 14161
16 102 755
0
N8OO
S H EM31 591 0
44 547 3747
263 ZL3IX 12636
20 125 892
24
KV4FZ
S H FK77 412 0
34 378 3712
193 ZL3IX 13898
4 60 772
0
RX3APM
S H KO85 470 12
25 433 3686
265 N5UL 9544
15 95 871
11
W7AT
S H CN84 481 12
24 445 3678
216 VK6VZ 14684
13 101 821
0
EI2CN
S H IO63 474 7
18 449 3663
250 VK6VZ 14974
15 97 711
0
G4AMT
S H IO70 351 0
3 348 3640
210 XE2S 8567
9 77 502
0
KE9I
S H EN61 654 0
13 641 3602
268 JA5DQH 10663
27 155 758
0
DL7ON S H JO62
496 2 12
482 3601 274
VK6VZ 13631 18
106 764 0
K3WW
S H FN20 618 5
21 592 3547
255 UU2JM 8486
26 133 644
0
N4XD
S H FM05 581 12
19 550 3539
257 UU4JMG 8983
27 138 795
0
N1EU
S H FN32 574 9
1 564 3464
264 ZL3IX 14784
20 129 693
0
N6RO
S H CM97 467 6
13 448 3454
212 VK6VZ 14740
15 93 802
0
F5IN
S H JN18 443 0
7 436 3401
251 VK6VZ 14270
15 97 570
0
TF4M
S H HP85 405 3
9 393 3326
220 VK6DXI 15367
12 61 702
0
4O3A
S H JN92 529 5
61 463 3274
272 K9RX 10359
14 90 859
4
W1BB
S H FN31 564 7
21 536 3238
243 UU4JMG 8137
23 106 779
0
SM2M
S H KP03 422 4
5 413 3141
247 VK6DXI 13382
14 90 834
0
DL6RAI
S H JN58 475 1
8 466 3127
256 VK6VZ 13686
18 100 836
0
K9YC
S H CM87 399 7
5 387 3032
190 VK6DXI 14567
14 95 837
0
N9ADG
S H CN97 397 9
16 372 2980
201 VK3IO 13227
11 93 693
0
K9NR
S H EN61 562 9
15 538 2883
232 ZL3IX 13707
24 135 636 0
K8FC
S H DM78 435 0
18 417 2876
213 JA6DIJ 10253
16 97 779
0
K8QKY
S H EN82 571 18
56 497 2830
243 JD1BMH 10943
22 127 841
1
HA8JV
S H KN06 345 0
5 340 2756
210 VK3ZL 15072
21 85 441
0
W3GH
S H FN00 426 0
7 419 2713
233 UA6JQ 9234
21 99 630
0
N7GP
S H DM52 383 6
14 363 2704
205 VK6VZ 15713
16 83 736
0
OK1TN
S H JO70 370 0
11 359 2685
236 N6ND 9581
16 86 422
0
N4PN
S H EM82 476 8
9 459 2656
225 JA7NI 10841
16 106 830
0
E77XZ
S H JN84 447 2
21 424 2640
243 K9RX 10085
17 90 838
0
KG7H
S H DN18 446 14
44 388 2598
180 ZL3IX 12269
16 94 959
31
S53O
S H JN86 429 2
17 410 2510
237 VK6DXI 13193
21 83 826
0
UV5U
S H KO50 357 0
5 352 2508
227 P49V 9779
18 84 766
0
F8BPN S H JN05
371 1 12
358 2492 215
K9RX 9079 16
77 768 0
K9OM
S H EL98 342 2
14 326 2443
183 UU4JMG 9705
7 72 612
0
AA3B
S H FN20 454 2
4 448 2345
193 UU0JM 8333
28 115 600
0
PA5KT
S H JO11 339 0
6 333 2299
205 JA3YBK 9480
15 75 647
0
VE3QAA
S H FN15 416 2
15 399 2246
204 CE1/K7CA 8217
21 87 706
0
RA4LW
S H LO44 270 1
13 256 2239
183 CE1/K7CA 14456
17 58 491
0
WA1Z
S H FN42 409 5 5 399 2216
183 UU0JM 7942
19 91 504
0
K1ZZI
S H EM74 413 5 5 403 2195
204 JD1BMH 11495
14 102 685
0
P49V
S H FK42 253 0
20 233 2176
152 ZL3IX 13049
1 15 784
0
JH2FXK
S H PM84 134 0
12 122 2158
105 CE1/K7CA 17295
3 13 617
0
DK2OY
S H JO44 415 3
4 408 2138
220 JH4UYB 8792
19 94 783
0
KO7X
S H DN71 362 7
6 349 2131
189 ZL3IX 12475
13 92 617
0
DL4MCF
S H JN58 392 2
12 378 2125
216 JH4UYB 9171
18 83 835
0
W9IU
S H EN60 498 0
26 472 2096
195 UU4JMG 8977
26 126 680 0
IK0HBN
S H JN62 342 0
7 335 2057
211 JH4UYB 9530
16 70 838
0
W5WMU
S H EM40 386 1
13 372 2037
191 E77DX 8968
8 88 850
4
W0UCE
S H FM06 400 0
11 389 2029
194 ZL3IX 14015
19 95 679
0
S57DX
S H JN75 404 0
10 394 1968
225 VK6VZ 13311
17 83 802
0
VE5UF
S H DO61 326 3
7 316 1955
163 CE1/K7CA 9537
14 83 536
0
ZL3IX
S H RE66 86 1
5 80 1936
63 UU4JMG 16558
1 5 410
0
UZ0U
S H KO50 367 6
14 347 1928
223 P49V 9779
16 80 716
0
W3TDF
S H FN20 413 1
17 395 1898
170 UA6LFQ 8292
24 99 835
0
K5ZD
S H FN42 283 2
3 278 1893
163 UA4CC 8004
11 55 208
0
N3RD
S H FN20 260 3 3 254 1823
164 JA8ISU 9880
9 54 313
0
K0PJ
S H CN87 282 0
20 262 1788
150 CE1/K7CA 9896
12 69 643
0
UT8IM S H KN87
291 0 30
261 1777 186
AA7JV 9831 11
59 915 23
VK6VZ
S H OF88 82 3
7 72 1774
62 K9DX 17421
0 5 340
0
N5UL
S H DM82 247 2 2 243 1773
161 JH4UYB 10570
5 45
629 0
7S3A
S H JP83 305 0 0 305 1771
189 JA3YBK 7935
11 61 813
0
UY0ZG
S H KN56 293 1
6 286 1760
189 P49V 9911
13 64 648
0
N0KE
S H DM69 316 4
10 302 1724
175 UU4JMG 9934
11 74 658
0
ON4ATW
S H JO20 352 2
9 341 1719
197 K7RL 7971
18 84 624
0
IV3PRK
S H JN66 345 0
14 331 1702
212 VK6VZ 13490
15 79 831
0
N2KW/1
S H FN32 273 1
5 267 1694
170 ZL3IX 14784
6 49 801
0
N3RS
S H FN20 304 4
12 288 1693
163 UU4JMG 8333
8 67 307
0
N2ED
S H FN20 402 2
39 361 1664
171 UA6LFQ 8292
22 100 614
0
W1IBQ
S H EM73 273 2
10 261 1604
165 UU4JMG 9497
9 70 451
0
K0KT
S H EN32 251 1
4 246 1597
164 JH4UYB 10286
4 48 750
0
LY2IJ
S H KO24 317 5
6 306 1589
189 VK6VZ 12914
16 87 366 0
W6UB
S H EM75 255 2
6 247 1582
150 JA3YBK 11120
16 74 312
0
N2CU
S H FN02 255 0
1 254 1581
161 VK6DXI 18149
8 54 508
0
K3TC
S H FM19 363 0
10 353 1577
160 UU4JMG 8530
24 88 774
0
VK6DXI
S H OF88 70 0
3 67 1563
54 W4ZV 18299
1 7 489
0
N4DW
S H EM86 326 2
6 318 1526
174 UU4JMG 9122
17 83 510
0
RU3DX
S H KO86 248 0
18 230 1518 159 K9OM
8940 12 54
473 0
UA4FEN
S H LO23 250 3
13 234 1503
165 KV4FZ 9720
12 56 379
0
GM4FAM
S H IO77 225 0
5 220 1464
149 K8IA 7805
6 33 424
0
W3KL
S H FM19 274 1
9 264 1462
141 UA4CC 8561
19 73 269
0
K4SV
S H EM85 230 0
3 227 1446
150 UU4JMG 9210
7 53 329
0
OG5B
S H KP41 193 3
23 167 1436
126 K9RX 9089
9 44 312
0
EA1WX
S H IN63 222
5 12 205
1419 138 K0RF
7613 8 50
498 0
K9MMS
S H EN51 311 1
6 304 1416
163 JA8ISU 9160
19 80 684
0
N8BJQ
S H EN80 314 1
3 310 1413
163 UU4JMG 8772
14 72 505
0
K9MA
S H EN53 304 0
12 292 1412
159 JH4UYB 10381
16 78 362
0
VO1HP
S H GN37 184 0
5 179 1411
126 KH7Y 9299
3 22 418
0
K4BAI
S H EM72 318 0
4 314 1409
148 HA8JV 8553
17 81 554
0
W1UJ
S H FN42 310 1
10 299 1402
134 UU4JMG 7942
18 71 380
0
DL5MX
S H JO50 262 0
1 261 1375
163 JA3YBK 9210
11 49 656
0
UA3EKG
S H KO83 262 5
10 247 1370
168 CE1/K7CA 13671
14 55 458
0
N2MM
S H FM29 241 0
11 230 1360
135 UU4JMG 8415
11 56 468
0
SM6CPY
S H JO67 258 6
9 243 1350
161 AD6C 8770
13 60 358
0
NK7U
S H DN14 258 6
21 231 1346
125 UU4JMG 9715
9 64 368
0
VE6TL
S H DO21 236 1
5 230 1337
128 JR1IJV 7875
8 56 727
0
YL8M
S H KO07 284 4
7 273 1331
170 JA3YBK 8199
13 77 364
0
RN3CT
S H KO85 162 1
6 155 1320
124 CE1/K7CA 13686
6 39 354
0
N4VV
S H EM86 228 2
3 223 1313
144 UU4JMG 9122
6 56 513
0
S53M
S H JN86 342 0
8 334 1295
189 VK6VZ 13193
16 84
564 0
K0VXU
S H EM28 306 0
23 283 1293
155 UU4JMG 9544
11 80 412
0
K5NZ
S H EM20 217 0
4 213 1293
139 UU4JMG 10302
7 55 226
0
K4IQJ
S H EM72 225 0
5 220 1287
139 JA5DQH 11592
10 46 397
0
LY2J
S H KO14 337 5
15 317 1249
184 AA7JV 8589
15 76 746
0
DL4CF
S H JO51 216 0
2 214 1241
152 P49V 8380
11 38 407
0
W1EQ
S H FN41 274 1 3
270 1234 132
UT8IM 7875 17
65 415 0
UR5IOK
S H KN87 196 0
8 188 1232
140 P49V 10304
8 43 441
0
UA0CA
S H PN78 76 0
4 72 1215
56 ZL1AZE 10717
1 13 274
0
DL1AMQ
S H JO50 288 0
13 275 1172
174 JH4UYB 9014
11 52 776
0
K8JQ
S H EM98 332 1
2 329 1154
141 OM5ZW 7573
19 93 609
0
K5BG
S H EM12 215 1
4 210 1151
126 RL3A 9325
17 54 216
0
YQ6A
S H KN25 285 0
3 282 1146
169 JH2FXK 8829
11 68 525
0
K2LS
S H FM60 160 0
5 155 1143
106 UU4JMG 8643
1 32 240
0
GM0GAV
S H IO86 171 0
6 165 1142
119 JA3YBK 9243
7 27 157
0
N4ZZ
S H EM66 308 2
8 298 1114
134 JA3YBK 10927
11 76 304
0
KH7Y
S H BK29 91 0
11 80 1084
63 VK6VZ 10939
1 12 342
0
YL3FT
S H KO26 279 0
14 265 1061
166 K9DX 7426
11 64 566
0
F/G4BJM
S H IN96 212 1 1 210 1058
137 K9DX 6635
8 46 408
0
S50A
S H JN75 147 0
10 137 1054
103 N5UL 9357
8 35 195
0
OZ2A
S H JO55 223 0
3 220 1049
147 JA3YBK 8799
5 36 583
0
K3ZO
S H FM18 113 0
7 106 1032
95 UU4JMG 8614
4 15 249
0
N4AF
S H FM15 216 0
2 214 1031
118 UU4JMG 8865
10 45 240
0
AC1O S H FN53 183
0 10 173
1025 120 ZL3IX
15127 4 39
550 0
JT1CO
S H ON38 110 0
5 105 1019
75 ZL3IX 12057
0 9 341
0
WX9U
S H EN50 137 0
2 135 1017
114 UW2M 8818
4 29 229
0
UA0DC
S H PN78 88 0
1 87 993
70 K9DX 9047
1 7 495
0
NR4M
S H FM18 202 2
13 187 983
109 UU0JM 8614
15 52 139
0
TF3KX
S H HP94 139 0
3 136 976
103 AA7JV 6051
0 3 559
0
EU1AZ
S H KO33 263 0 0 263 966
153 TF4M 3027
16 73 546
0
DF3CB
S H JN58 260 0
11 249 940
155 JA3YBK 9375
8 45 572
0
K1AR
S H FN42 174 0 1
173 940 109
UU4JMG 7942 8
39 154 0
NC0B
S H DN70 151 0
8 143 938
110 VK6DXI 16147
3 38 491
0
K2XX
S H EM96 114 0
5 109 925
96 JD1BMH 11565
1 12 409
0
K7FA
S H DM25 155 0
8 147 924
108 VK6DXI 15229
3 33 718
0
W7ZR
S H DM24 210 1
7 202 919
119 JH2FXK 9322
6 45 499
0
ZC4LI
S H KM64 168 0
3 165 914
126 RW0CF 8017
2 20 389
0
DL1ELY
S H JO31 260 1
11 248 905
144 W4MYA 6611
15 63 743
0
DL8SCG
S H JN48 200 0
19 181 899
127 JQ2VVH 9567
7 47 250
0
NY3DX
S H FN10 121 0 0 121 895
92 UU4JMG 8446
8 20 289
0
WS7L
S H CN85 139 0
3 136 889
99 CE1/K7CA 9736
2 32 665
0
OQ5M
S H JO20 205 0
5 200 884
134 W5TM 7817
11 57 318
0
OH1MA
S H KP10 155 1
12 142 871
113 P49V 9026
6 28 322
0
RV1CC
S H KO59 163 0
3 160 860
121 K0HA 7945
8 41 430
0
SP6AEG
S H JO81 149 1
4 144 858
116 JA3YBK 8836
4 12 679
0
N4IR
S H EM86 264 4
5 255 836
118 OM8AW 7978
14 69 247
0
JH0ZHQ
S H PM95 92 0
21 71 828
60 CE1/K7CA 17101
1 8 449
0
YL2PA
S H KO26 149 1
3 145 824
107 N8OO 8652
3 19 281
0
W7LR S H DN45 69
0 5 64
823 55 VK6VZ
15631 2 6
379 0
VE3CUI
S H FN03 206 1
8 197 820
112 OM5ZW 7066
14 57 351
0
G4MKP
S H IO92 189 0
6 183 810
120 W5TM 7345
5 36
432 0
JA7BME
S H QN00 53 1
2 50 801
41 WD5R 10059
0 6 314
0
N6ND
S H DM13 134 0
6 128 793
99 OK1TN 9581
4 21 455
0
YO5AJR
S H KN17 222 0
11 211 791
137 N8OO 9183
11 44 666
0
WY7I
S H DM67 143 0
4 139 785
103 ZL3IX 12058
9 38 145
0
K9IL
S H EM56 62 0
5 57 763
54 JD1BMH 11083
0 3 383
0
OK1MCW
S H JO70 157 0
3 154 756
117 JH4UYB 8808
7 19 501
0
VE3CX
S H EN58 145 0
1 144 756
106 JA3YBK 9749
4 34 252
0
K7WP
S H DM43 170 0
6 164 736
108 UA2FF 9233
4 34 398
0
VA3DX
S H FN03 116 0
4 112 727
86 JR7VHZ 10175
2 22 287
0
K7IA
S H DM62 138 1 1 136 726
100 CE1/K7CA 7750
8 31 243
0
SM2CEW
S H KP15 92 0
2 90 724
81 N7GP 8389
1 19 255 0
WA2ETU
S H FN02 168 0
9 159 723
102 UU4JMG 8388
3 34 636
0
LY2K
S H KO24 200 0
4 196 720
132 K3ZM 7409
12 57 260
0
JR1IJV
S H QM05 65 1
15 49 700
43 W2GD 10923
0 1 405
0
W2LK
S H FN21 112 0 0 112 689
85 UU4JMG 8251
1 18 160
0
W6SX
S H DM07 136 1
0 135 680
87 JA3YBK 8834
6 37 143
0
AL9A
S H BP51 85 1
8 76 678 59 JA3YBK
5873 1 15
369 0
K4WW
S H EM78 200 0
13 187 678
109 CE1/K7CA 7559
12 55 297
0
N4CW
S H FM05 170 0 0 170 678
96 UU4JMG 8983
6 45 208
0
SM6M
S H JO68 127 0
6 121 676
90 KV4FZ 7670
7 31 146
0
NE0U
S H EN35 100 0
5 95 656
83 JD1BMH 10148
0 12 178
0
UT3N
S H KN49 212 1
17 194 651
123 UA9MA 3022
9 50 467
0
ZC4VJ
S H KM65 112
0 1 111
634 89 K1LT
9432 4 12
396 0
UA9MA
S H MO64 79 0
3 76 632
65 K9DX 9125
1 11 182
0
N8PR
S H EL96 98 0
3 95 624
73 UW2M 9720
0 13 230 0
YO9HP
S H KN35 171 0
6 165 616
119 JA3YKC 8707
8 32 217
0
K9OZ
S H EN51 210 1
11 198 612
103 K7RAT 2765
5 50 255
0
SP4JCP
S H KO04 208 1
17 190 609
122 K8MFO 7149
5 46 247
0
K9AY
S H EN53 39 0 0 39 608
35 JH4UYB 10381
0 0 128
0
N6AA
S H DM04 138 1
2 135 607
92 CE1/K7CA 8609
3 26 271
0
F8BBL
S H IN94 153 0
16 137 596
94 JH4UYB 10107
2 21 439
0
WB4MAK
S H EM74 135 0
7 128 595
92 OM3BH 8076
4 34 358
0
PA5WT
S H JO22 201 0
3 198 594
110 K3ZM 6314
7 45 409
0
N2NT
S H FN20 67 0
5 62 589
52 UU4JMG 8333
1 11 44
0
SM7N
S H JO77 127 0
5 122 588
95 W4ZV 7096
6 25 324
0
LY7M
S H KO35 161 0
1 160 586
117 UN6P 3080
9 40 152
0
N2NS
S H DM06 107 0
1 106 586
81 JH4UYB 9186
5 20 339
0
W7SW
S H DM33 136 0
3 133 578
89 P49V 4848
1 30 197
0
N7NG
S H DN43 73 0
1 72 573
63 VK6VZ 15641
0 8
294 0
JA6BZI
S H PM53 52 0
14 38 572
37 CE1/K7CA 17860
0 2 305
0
KG9N
S H EN50 104 1
5 98 570
79 UA6LFQ 8995
7 33 78
0
RK3PA
S H KO93 63 0 0 63 568
54 CE1/K7CA 13804
4 11 201
0
K9CT
S H EN50 120 0
3 117 567
90 JA8ISU 9250
1 33 116
0
JH3AIU
S H PM74 48 0
5 43 565
37 IV3PRK 9329
0 4 238
0
W0HW
S H EN35 152 1 10 141
560 92 OM3BH
7660 2 37
321 0
W0DD
S H EN25 100 0
9 91 557
73 UW2M 8583
1 18 346
0
DJ4KW
S H JO53 150 0
3 147 548
110 N4PN 7427
4 14 363
0
DJ5IW
S H JN67 163 0
10 153 541
106 W5TM 8487
5 28 303
0
N6TW
S H CN85 90 0
4 86 539
62 CE1/K7CA 9736
3 17 327
0
VE3MM
S H FN03 161 0
10 151 534
91 OM5ZW 7066
8 29 211
0
K3VAT
S H FM09 130 0
10 120 531
88 UW2M 8434
2 24 387
0
W3TMZ
S H EL88 75 0
4 71 518
62 JA8ISU 10659
1 11 233
0
FM5BH
S H FK94 72 0
3 69 516
47 CE1/K7CA 4878
1 4 173
0
WK3N
S H EN91 132 5
18 109 507
81 JA8ISU 9534
2 20 766
0
W7KF
S H DN36 102 0
1 101 500
76 KH6LC 4849
3 23 265
0
W6UQZ
S H CM96 88 4 4 80 495
66 JH4UYB 9043
2 15 369
0
UA9CDC
S H MO06 71 0 0 71 494
59 UA0DC 4855
4 14 90
0
WO4O
S H EM66 100 0
1 99 494
74 4O3A 8497
8 34 88
0
LZ2DF
S H KN22 139 0
3 136 490
91 JA3YBK 9040
6 22 346
0
IK8UND
S H JN71 135 2
12 121 484
81 K9DX 7996
6 34 376
0
DL5YM
S H JO62 169 0
4 165 482
102 RT3T 1980
11 44 254
0
OE3KAB
S H JN88 179 1
2 176 473
112 TF4M 2997
8 39 153
0
NQ7R
S H DM42 110 1
10 99 472
77 JH4UYB 10033
5 18 288
0
VA2WDQ
S H FN35 103 0
1 102 468
71 UU4JMG 7818
1 31 142
0
JR7MAZ
S H QM07 33 0
1 32 466
28 CE1/K7CA 16891
0 2 182
0
AJ4MW
S H EL98 58 0 0 58 458
48 UU4JMG 9705
0 8 134
0
PA0JNH
S H JO22 119 0
3 116 446
95 K9DX 6659
1 8 446
0
9H1XT
S H JM75 77 0
4 73 434
64 N7GP 10491
2 13 129
0
N5GH
S H EM42 121 0
26 95 428
71 UX2X 9096
1 23 511
0
N3ST
S H FM19 46 0
1 45 427
39 RA4LW 8395
1 2 93
0
K6ZB
S H DM04 105 0
8 97 426
67 KV4FZ 5654
4 21 257
0
VA1MM
S H FN84 84 0
1 83 422
54 OM3BH 5923
2 19 106
0
P43JB
S H FK42 67 0
8 59 419
45 UA2FF 9017
0 4 222
0
N5DY
S H EM16 111 0
3 108 416
72 AC1O 2501
6 33 115
0
YT1HA
S H KN04 154 2
4 148 413
96 TF4M 3537
5 22 343 0
I1/K1DQV
S H JN44 156 0
16 140 411
92 UA4FEN 2783
4 17 778
0
PA3C
S H JO33 71 0
2 69 409
62 N8OO 7872
2 7 356
0
GU4YOX
S H IN89 85 0
4 81 405
63 K5NA 7770
2 5 155
0
K2MK
S H FM29 127 0 0 127 402
77 K9YC 4144
1 35 281
0
ZL1AZE
S H RE78 24 0
1 23 401
19 RX3APM 16613
0 1 174
0
K0JJR
S H EN36 106 2
1 103 389 70
K7RAT 2313 2
24 298 0
IZ0KBR
S H JN62 113 0
4 109 386
71 RK9CWA 3593
3 14 535
0
RU0LL
S H PN53 30 0 0 30 385
27 W5TM 10005
0 1 164
0
VK3IO
S H QF22 24 0
4 20 377
19 OZ7YY 16155
0 0 214
0
W2HLI
S H FN30 115 2
4 109 377
67 YL2SM 6863
3 31 357
0
N0KQ
S H DM79 90 0
10 80 362
61 JA3YBK 9639
1 17 234
0
ON6NL
S H JO21 74
0 6 68
360 58 JH4UYB
9220 0 9
185 0
N6VR
S H DM34 51 1
3 47 357
43 UU4JMG 10650
0 9 313
0
YR5T
S H KN27 135 1
6 128 354
86 EA1WX 2523
6 17 336
0
VE3EJ
S H FN03 110 0
2 108 353
68 K9YC 3745
6 28 128
0
N8JK
S H EM79 118 0
12 106 348
78 UU4JMG 8964
2 28 308
0
K3LR
S H EN91 50 0
1 49 345
38 UU4JMG 8580
1 7 26
0
W3SO
S H FN00 84 0
1 83 338
64 CE1/K7CA 7684
1 18 152
0
UT5EO
S H KN67 122 0
12 110 336
80 F5IN 2228
6 17 351
0
G4BUO
S H JO01 58 0
1 57 331
49 WD5R 7148
3 18 66
0
PA5TT
S H JO11 100 0 0 100 327
73 ZC4LI 3055
1 11 113
0
UA4SAW
S H LO36 85 0
2 83 326
69 G3BJ 3198
1 16 166
0
OK1DTC
S H JO60 110 0
5 105 324
75 ZC4LI 2406
9 32 100
0
WA0KDS
S H DM33 86 0
7 79 324
64 CE1/K7CA 8168
1 11 313
0
NB4M
S H EM65 105 0
7 98 317
73 E77DX 8311
2 23 184
0
KE6QR
S H CM88 112 0
10 102 316
56 KH6LC 3732
2 24 546
0
W0EWM
S H EM48 22 0
2 20 314
19 4O3A 8598
0 0 96
0
AA2NA
S H FN03 109 1
2 106 310
61 W7AT 3489 2
29 382 0
W3PN
S H FN00 110 0
11 99 308
63 UU4JMG 8557
1 27 235
0
UT7MA
S H KN98 85 0
3 82 298
68 GM4FAM 3058
2 5 112
0
NI5F
S H EM42 60 0
3 57 297
51 UU4JMG 9910
1 7 147
0
8S0W
S H JO99 49 0 0 49 294
46 JH4UYB 7969
4 8 146
0
NG7Z
S H CN87 54 0
1 53 285
43 JH4UYB 8203
3 6 110
0
K1ZZ
S H FN31 55 0 1
54 282 46
UW2M 7946 2
6 52 0
DL8NBJ
S H JO50 112 1
16 95 280
74 VE3TA 6582
4 13 405
0
OK2SAR
S H JN89 90 1
11 78 275
65 K3ZM 7218
6 16 219
0
SO6I
S H JO80 44
0 1 43
275 38 N4PN
7944 0 7
111 0
LA3ANA
S H JP53 44 0
1 43 273
40 K8FC 7381
1 5 123
0
RT3T
S H LO15 60 0 0 60 271
54 UA0DC 5896
0 6 82
0
KM6I
S H CM87 80 0
2 78 269
52 KH6LC 3686
3 19 310
0
OK1KZ
S H JO70 117 0 0 117 265
86 TF4M 2732
2 15 221
0
K4MF
S H EL98 77 0 0 77 263
50 VE6WQ 3808
0 7 239
0
K6NV
S H CM99 114 3
24 87 260
49 N4NO 3059
4 29 283
0
KM9M
S H EN51 88 1
3 84 260
63 VE7CC 2776
2 21 261
0
W3LR
S H FN20 83 0
7 76 257
55 OM3BH 6977
1 16 178
0
K8BN
S H DM44 27 0 0 27 256
25 E77DX 9810
1 11 130
0
DK1AX
S H JN48 108 2
1 105 254
77 TF4M 2660
1 12 233
0
UN5J
S H NN19 41 1
3 37 249
35 PI4TUE 5270
0 2 221
0
WA9YYY
S H EN52 58 0
1 57 246
41 UX2X 8085
1 11 220
0
N4XR
S H FN31 71 0
6 65 239
51 UW2M 7946
1 16 139
0
UN6P
S H MO60 42 0
3 39 236
35 JA3YBK 5371
0 2 108
0
KD0S
S H DN94 47 0
6 41 233
35 OG5B 7432
1 9 125
0
HA3OD
S H JN96 59 0
2 57 231
47 W5MX 8026
3 9 106
0
W1ZC
S H FN42 23 0
1 22 230
20 UU4JMG 7942
0 2 128
0
K4RT
S H FM18 100 0
3 97 229
52 N7DD 3138
1 26 245
0
AK4I
S H EM74 90 0
5 85 222
60 VE6WQ 3046
0 19 475
0
UT5UN
S H KO50 86 0
1 85 219
59 UA9SP 1958
1 5 158
0
WB6JJJ
S H CM99 53 0
2 51 218
42 W3TDF 3886
1 7 205
0
SP3IOE
S H JO72 62 0
3 59 217
55 KV4FZ 7812
1 3 142
0
KR7RK
S H DM42 51 0
2 49 203
45 VA2EW 3553
0 9 193
0
K8IR
S H EN65 66 0
1 65 202
48 WI7N 2791
3 16 79
0
K9DUR
S H EM69 82 0 0 82 195
52 VE6WQ 2507
1 25 259
0
N3AO
S H EM97 65 0
1 64 192
50 K7RL 3585
2 15 126
0
DJ3WE
S H JN57 61 2
0 59 191
50 W4ZV 7344
5 9 112 0
RA1AR
S H KO59 58 0
1 57 191
49 TF4M 2770
2 6 162
0
DD1LD
S H JN58 75 1
7 67 190
54 JH4UYB 9171
1 7 299
0
RW4NN
S H LO48 51 0
11 40 189
36 JA7NI 6482
0 1 204
0
PA3AAV
S H JO22 55 0 0 55 175
45 UU4JMG 2445
1 9 61
0
K4JLD
S H FM19 40 0
2 38 172
32 CE1/K7CA 7554
0 10 131
0
K9JM
S H CM99 40 0
3 37 163 31
N3RD 3886 2 2 63 0
WA3AFS
S H FN32 36 0
4 32 150
28 UX2X 7243
1 3 259
0
RA6MQ
S H KN97 42 0
1 41 135
34 ON4UN 2630
0 2 52
0
W4EF
S H DM04 30 0
3 27 134
25 KV4FZ 5654
0 5 52
0
W8OU
S H EM15 33 0
6 27 134
27 EI2CN 6933
0 11 209
0
RA1QD
S H KO99 50 0
4 46 131
40 4O3A 2336
0 4 162
0
W4TUN
S H DM06 46
1 7 38
130 34 KH6LC
3978 1 5
207 0
WZ5H
S H DM70 35 0
1 34 127
31 VE6WQ 2635
2 6 204
0
RZ9IR
S H NO26 17 0
1 16 119
14 ON4IA 4976
0 0 36
0
W0ZW
S H DM73 28 0 0 28 118
25 W1UJ 3125
0 2 59
0
K6TA
S H CM98 20 0 0 20 113
17 UA2FF 9085
0 2 50
0
RK4PB
S H LO64 20 0 0 20 112
20 JA3YBK 6607
0 3 100
0
N6KW
S H CN87 42 0 0 42 109
28 VE3TA 3273
0 8 224
0
K6HRT
S H DM13 44 0
3 41 101
28 VE6WQ 2245
1 12 125
0
K2HK
S H FN22 29 0
7 22 99
20 UW2M 7965
1 3 108
0
K4RO
S H EM66 20 0 0 20 87
20 VE7CC 3231
0 7 18
0
DF1VB
S H JO31 36 0 0 36 85
33 UW2M 2264
0 1 100
0
WA4GLH
S H EM75 29 0
2 27 85
23 K7RL 3419
0 7 108
0
F8CRS
S H JN38 36 0 0 36 81
33 TF4M 2581
0 2 100
0
DJ5CL
S H JN58 43 0
2 41 78
34 RZ3AZ 1934
1 5 53
0
VE6EPK
S H DO21 24 0
1 23 78
22 N8OO 2859
0 4 51
0
YL2KF
S H KO27 31 0
2 29 77
27 EI2CN 2051
0 0 66
0
OO4T
S H JO20 27 0
6 21 70
19 K3ZM 6392
1 1 72
0
WJ1R
S H FN42 36 0
6 30 64
23 DL6FBL 5732
0 5 195
0
JA7ZP
S H QM09 8 0
1 7 57
7 OH2BO 7500
0 0 33
0
RW0BG
S H NP49 7 0 0 7 51
7 F6BEE 4999
0 0 48
0
SN5Q
S H KO01 29 0
1 28 46
23 SM2M 1336
0 1 67
0
IT9FGA
S H JM67 8 0
1 7 45
7 W4ZV 8030
0 0 70
0
DL5CL
S H JO51 10 0
4 6 44
6 W4ZV 7148
0 0 21
0
DL5DSM
S H JO71 2 0 0 2 32
2 N5UL 8917
0 0 2
0
LU5YF
S H FF51 3 0 0 3 24
3 K5NA 8173
0 0 6
0
S51DX
S H JN75 13 0
2 11 21
11 EI2CN 1815
0 0 31
0
YB4IR
S H OI27 6 0
1 5 21
5 VK6DXI 3448
1 3 37
0
Single operator -
Low power
CALL C P GRID RAW
DUPE BUST QSO PTS GRD
CALL -BEST DX- KM QRP LOW TIME
OVER
N0NI S
L EN21 518 8
5 505 6556
250 JA3YBK 10064
26 115 763
0
WB9Z S
L EN60 519 0
6 513 6456
246 ZL3IX 13650
33 128 836
0
KB7Q S
L DN45 451 22
5 424 5092
197 UW2M 9090
22 101 837
0
K7NJ S
L DM37 344 6
7 331 4974
190 VK6VZ 15439
11 84 836
0
K1EP S
L FN42 419 4
9 406 4272
189 UU4JMG 7942
20 102 794
0
NN5K S L DM64
351 10 12
329 3810 176
ZL3IX 11838 13
78 655 0
WB8JUI S
L EN81 453 3
5 445 3658
191 UU4JMG 8685
24 103 746
0
UA6LFQ S
L KN97 264 0
3 261 3502
175 AA7JV 9950
13 52
779 0
N8AA S
L EM79 387 2
3 382 3496
187 UW2M 8729
22 105 384
0
K8FH S
L EN91 386 3
10 373 3492
194 JA3YBK 10744
20 86 624
0
N4ZI S
L EM55 422 0
22 400 3408
178 E77DX 8441
22 99 792
0
N3CO S
L EN72 401 0
6 395 3372
174 JR7VHZ 10004
29 109 760
0
N2WN S
L EM86 264 0
5 259 3172
159 JA8ISU 9912
11 74 499
0
N9CK S
L EN53 338 0
2 336 3088
179 UU4JMG 8803
12 86 535
0
W9XT S
L EN53 361 0
5 356 3034
165 UB6JJJ 9440
27 87 613
0
N6RK S
L CM98 250 3 3 244 3012
140 CE1/K7CA 9057
8 61 561
0
K6VVA S
L CM96 262 0
7 255 2960
140 ZL3IX 11088
7 57 821
0
OK1FPS S
L JN79 324 1
5 318 2914
188 W5TM 8464
13 66 799
0
W0ETT S
L DM79 282 4
15 263 2786
158 VK6DXI 16149
10 64 565 0
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12 208 2778
137 K5NA 9603
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148 UU4JMG 9067
19 86 312
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9 244 2616
151 JA5DQH 11312
7 58 583
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1 224 2616
127 JH4UYB 8641
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5 296 2584
147 UW2M 8331
17 74 741
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145 UW2M 9100
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12 328 2452
150 UW2M 8544
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151 KV4FZ 3311
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153 JA8ISU 9896
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3 284 2298
127 KV4FZ 3902
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133 UU4JMG 8799
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129 E77DX 8775
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137 HA5JI 7357
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139 UW2M 8354
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157 K5NA 8776
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121 JH4UYB 8571
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132 UW2M 8541
11 59 629
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3 162 1814
105 UT8IM 7875
9 34 478
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5 209 1798
143 K9DX 8443
9 39 561
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12 309 1796
163 W4ZV 7323
14 70 838
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125 W6JTI 3010
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126 W7AT 3089
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14 253 1702
127 UW2M 8359
11 64 556
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132 K9DX 6939
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15 224 1678
146 W5TM 8686
11 51 781
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4 187 1616
121 UU4JMG 9067
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109 KV4FZ 5440
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3 247 1558
114 VE7CC 3442
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137 JH4UYB 8585
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114 JA7NI 8761
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100 UU4JMG 8137
9 51 382
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102 UW2M 7755
5 47 611
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5 216 1444
138 JA7NI 8729
10 46 712
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106 UW2M 8331
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1 249 1422
141 W4ZV 7449
9 54 553
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7 245 1398
90 UW2M 8138
19 54 362
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9 149 1398
95 UW2M 9646
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83 JA3YBK 8705
6 38 178
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87 JH4UYB 8389
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109 UA2FF 7286
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9 162 1362
102 HA5JI 7765
10 45 377
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99 UU4JMG 8530
3 31 449
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4 178 1340
121 W5TM 8169
4 27 357
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3 190 1334
101 SN7Q 7073
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9 137 1312
106 K9DX 8717
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93 UW2M 9769
3 33 279
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0 127 1290
76 UU4JMG 7405
3 30 303
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83 ZL3IX 11210
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13 220 1280
95 E77DX 7286
14 63 375
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7 125 1270
94 OH2BO 6754
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3 191 1260
95 UU4JMG 8304
11 50 211
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6 160 1260
90 KH6LC 4522
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85 JH4UYB 9536
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7 125 1230
88 KH6LC 5512
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91 7K4DHB 6714
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84 CE1/K7CA 9023
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13 185 1210
120 W4ZV 7425
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3 212 1206
136 K1LT 7073
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96 UW2M 7946
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11 201 1160
101 VE7CC 3373
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109 N0NI 6854
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123 K3ZM 6831
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101 JR7VHZ 10651
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133 K3ZM 7218
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103 W5TM 8256
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110 JA3YBK 8989
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2 158 1086
79 EV1P 6688
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2 138 1078
85 E77DX 7477
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112 W4ZV 7374
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85 W5TM 7175
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2 181 1048
80 OK7XX 7034
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73 JH4UYB 9436
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79 4O3A 7881
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73 KB1H 3780
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8 141 1022
105 W5TM 8793
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76 UU4JMG 8137
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91 W5TM 7875
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84 KH6LC 6330
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103 TF4M 3442
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9 109 990
77 K9OM 2611
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115 K3ZM 6879
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89 VE7CC 3445
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115 RK9CWA 2667
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65 UU4JMG 7942
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69 UU4JMG 8057
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67 OM5ZW 7922
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68 UW2M 8544
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96 JH4UYB 8950
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69 K0HA 7046
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90 W7AT 3089
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75 K9YC 3745
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67 UW2M 8419
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102 TF4M 3094
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101 RA4LW 2169
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71 UW2M 7946
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91 GM4YXI 2698
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91 GM4YXI 2635
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79 WE3C 7910
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89 JH4UYB 8829
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72 CE1/K7CA 6960
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73 K9YC 3106
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52 UU4JMG 8388
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56 UW2M 7755
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82 W4ZV 7502
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84 TF4M 2568
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73 WD5R 8053
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85 RA4LW 2542
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9 67 598
51 OH2BO 8202
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72 G4AMT 2830
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57 VE7CC 3965
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60 K7RL 3406
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80 VE3TA 6465
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80 ZC4LI 2336
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55 K7RAT 4112
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45 JA3YBK 8327
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53 UX2X 7800
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86 TF4M 2997
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73 TF4M 2646
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50 KH6LC 4116
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51 KB1H 3338
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56 K9RS 2553
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59 EI2CN 3002
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65 RA4LW 2844
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58 UA4FEN 2525
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72 RZ6FA 1848
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51 K9OM 1959
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71 TF4M 2732
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62 K7RAT 2883
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54 K5NA 2034
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62 RK9CWA 3078
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61 GM4YXI 2334
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53 4O3A 2063
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42 G4AMT 3473
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50 K7RAT 3464
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53 W5TM 1544
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52 DL6RAI 2023
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47 VE6WQ 2863
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WD5BJT S L EM50
67 0 11
56 328 48
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10 253 0
AE6RF S
L CM96 49 0 0 49 320
35 W5MX 3188
2 13 191
0
W4EEH S
L EM75 65 0
4 61 318
50 N6RO 3214
0 7 211 0
UT2IO S
L KN88 68 0
5 63 312
53 DK2OY 2040
1 4 337
0
K9IJ S
L EN52 50 0
1 49 308
45 K7RAT 2728
1 12 63
0
JE1TSD S
L PM95 12 0
1 11 306
10 K8FC 9508
0 0 96
0
BA7IO S
L OL73 23 0 0 23 304
16 UU4JMG 7274
0 4 106
0
OH2LNH S
L KP20 66 0
4 62 300
50 UU4JMG 1847
1 2 249
0
AB4GG S
L EM75 56 0
2 54 298
41 N6RO 3214
0 13 185
0
WI4R S
L EM73 61 1
8 52 290
38 WA1Z 1581
1 13 222
0
KQ6ES S
L DM14 54 0
3 51 284
36 K6ND 4059
2 11 290
0
UA6LCN S
L KN97 56 1
5 50 278
41 OZ7YY 2267
0 2 105
0
K8GT S
L EN82 62 0
2 60 272
46 K8IA 2640
0 15 144
0
KJ4WD S
L FM05 49 2
3 44 268
32 K5NA 1768
2 13 208
0
K4EDI S
L EM86 56 0
1 55 250
39 K5SM 1496
0 10 100
0
K3NG S
L FN20 60 0
3 57 248
38 N0NI 1683
1 13 112
0
KV2X S
L FN13 55 0
4 51 244
38 KG7H 3112
1 11
228 0
W8PN S
L EN91 58 0
3 55 242
36 W5TM 1544
0 12 147
0
AA0AW S
L EN36 34 0 0 34 226
29 N9ADG 2122
0 5 44
0
W7WHY S
L CN73 38 0
2 36 226
30 VE3TA 3517
0 8 110
0
KB1NHV S
L FN34 53 0
15 38 218
30 K9YC 4212
1 14 294
0
NB0Z S
L EM29 35 0 0 35 218
33 K7RAT 2383
0 8 79
0
UA9SAW S
L LO91 29 0 3
26 216 22
E77DX 3183 0
3 76 0
LA3ZA S
L JO59 40 0
2 38 206
35 UU4JMG 2328
0 0 179
0
W4BK S
L EM66 43 0 0 43 204
36 W7AT 3151
0 11 116
0
K4BP S
L EM75 41 0
4 37 202
34 FM5CD 3341
1 7 244
0
DF6RI S
L JN59 50 0
3 47 200
36 RL3A 1875
0 8 140
0
KE8UM S
L EN82 57 3
5 49 200
35 K5NA 1825
0 11 243
0
UA9AX S
L MO04 20 0 0 20 194
19 JT1CO 3204
0 3 46
0
DK9TN S
L JN38 43 0
2 41 190
35 RZ3AZ 2183
0 5 96
0
JA6DIJ S
L PM52 16 0
2 14 190
12 K8FC 10253
0 2 145
0
K1LOG S
L FN56 31 0
1 30 190
22 K9DX 1647
1 5 80
0
F5ROL S
L JN23 30 0
1 29 188
26 UW2M 2670
0 1 72
0
DK4WF S
L JO71 29 0
2 27 184
26 UA9CDC 3010
1 4 188
0
S57WJ S
L JN76 28 0 0 28 180
26 K3ZM 7249
1 8 49
0
W2LE S
L FN20 43 0 0 43 172
27 K9CT 1186
2 7 83
0
DL1NEO S
L JN59 50 0 0 50 170
37 YL2VW 1322
1 4 105
0
K3UA S
L EN90 49 0
1 48 170
32 K0HA 1355
0 12 201
0
DK2CX S
L JN58 42 0
1 41 164
34 UT8IM 1935
0 4 90
0
W6ZL S L DM13 24
0 0 24
154 20 VE3TA
3301 2 3
48 0
ND4V S
L EM73 38 0
6 32 152
29 VE6WQ 3135
0 3 155
0
W9ILY S
L EN61 31 0 0 31 140
22 K6ND 1329
0 5
61 0
K9PMV S
L EN61 35 0
4 31 136
26 VE6WQ 2350
0 8 176
0
DJ5MY/P S
L JN58 31 0
2 29 130
25 UU4JMG 1996
2 3 63
0
K2UFT S
L EM73 18 0
2 16 128
14 UA2FF 7982
1 0 28
0
NG7A S
L CN84 21 0
6 15 126
15 VE3TA 3334
0 5 88
0
SM6RXZ S
L JO67 30 0
5 25 126
22 4O3A 1721
0 1 135
0
K2OVS S
L FN30 30 0 1
29 122 22
K9OM 1519 0
6 79 0
K6CSL S
L CM97 34 0
2 32 118
24 K0RF 1424
0 5 277
0
KG4USN S
L EM73 28 0
5 23 114
18 N4XR 1381
0 1 122
0
WA4WLI S
L EM61 29 0
4 25 114
24 K8QKY 1271
0 4 137
0
OO9O S
L JO21 28 0
1 27 112
24 OH2BO 1590
0 1 82
0
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L CN79 20 0
4 16 108
14 K1LT 3470
0 2 152
0
WB1FJH S
L FN42 33 0
1 32 108
17 K9DX 1477
0 4 114
0
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L CN87 25 0
1 24 104
21 K5NA 2914
0 2 90
0
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L JN49 30 0 0 30 102
25 LY7A 1228
0 1 157
0
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L DM13 19 0 0 19 96
17 K7RL 1739
0 4 79
0
YT2T S
L KN13 16 0 0 16 94
16 SM2CEW 2449
0 2 38
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L JO83 26 0
2 24 90
23 UT8IM 1562
0 1 119
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L EN35 17 0 0 17 86
14 VE6SV 1692
1 6 48
0
OH2KI S
L KP20 20 0
1 19 84
17 F5IN 1937
0 1 38
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L JN68 21 0 0 21 80
18 RL3A 1811
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0
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L JN75 21 0
1 20 80
15 RL3A 1904
0 2 24
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L EN61 29 0
6 23 78
20 W5TM 1096
0 5 177
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0 0 14
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L FM29 26 0
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18 K7RAT 3943
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L EM38 13 0
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10 VE5UF 1812
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L JN55 22 0
3 19 66
15 UX2X 1450
0 4 62
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L PN63 12 0 0 12 64
11 JE6TSP 1343
0 1 25
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L MO06 7 0 0 7 62
7 SM2CEW 2242
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L CN94 3 0 0 3 62
3 SM2M 7576
0 0 17
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L OI52 7 0
2 5 62
5 UA4FEN 9136
0 2 25
0
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L JN69 15 0 0 15
60 15 OH3XR
1474 0 1
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L EM74 18 0
3 15 60
14 KB1H 1452
0 0 60
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L IO91 7 0 0 7 60
7 UT8IM 2757
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L CM98 15 0
1 14 60
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0 2 44
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L JO20 19 0
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5 VK6DXI 2957
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L CM97 14 0 0 14 46
11 K8FC 1408
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L JP93 8 0
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L JN75 11 0 0 11 44
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L OI32 5 0 0 5 44
5 YB5AQB 1020
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L CN85 10 0
1 9 42
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L JN75 12 0 0 12 38 10 PA5KT
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L EN52 11 0 0 11 34
6 WD5R 796
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L DN41 5 0 0 5 34
5 K1LT 2374
0 0 7
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L FN20 6 0 0 6 32
5 VE9DX 986
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L EL96 6 0 0 6 32
6 KV4FZ 1927
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L JM77 7 0
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9 0 0 9
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7 YL8M 1050
0 0 30
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L PM95 5 0 0 5 14
5 JD1BLY 965
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L FN32 5 0 0 5 14
4 K1LT 904
0 1 21
0
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L FN31 4 0 0 4 14
4 K1ZM 334
1 0 8
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L FN20 5 0 0 5 12
5 K8QKY 704
0 0 68
0
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L DM13 1 0 0 1 4
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0
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L OO22 1 0 0 1 2
1 JT1CO 467
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Single operator -
QRP power
CALL C P GRID RAW
DUPE BUST QSO PTS GRD
CALL -BEST DX- KM QRP LOW TIME
OVER
K1ZM S Q FN51 424
0 12 412
9504 199 UU4JMG
7903 15 87
840 0
UU0JM S Q KN85 223
0 15 208
5104 145 N8OO
10106 9 30 742 0
N0TT S Q EM29 306
1 6 299
5060 153 OK7XX
8009 14 81
709 0
W7RH S Q DM35 204
5 5 194
4356 126 ZL3IX
11512 8 50
581 0
K0PK S Q EN37 205
0 4 201
3704 115 KH6LC
6342 11
56 641 0
C4M S Q KM64 153
0 13 140
3416 107 W5TM
10687 4 15
746 0
N7IR S Q DM43 178
0 1 177
3412 114 KH6LC
4614 5 38
743 0
GM4AFF S Q IO86
151 0 2
149 2884 100
K1LT 5891 1
24 495 0
HA8BE S Q KN06 215
0 0 215
2856 142 WB9Z
8028 7 49
686 0
W0GJ S Q EN27 152
0 5 147
2844 99 OL0W
7337 3 43
528 0
OK3C S Q JN89 271
3 5 263
2756 154 W4ZV
7628 8 57
729 0
UT1DX S Q KN18 224
0 11 213
2520 131 AA7JV
8889 9 45
616 0
SP2DNI S Q JO94
190 0 4
186 2244 119
TF4M 2579 4
45 313 0
N9UC S Q EN61 187
0 6 181
2020 94 K7RAT
2921 6 48
622 0
LY4BF S Q KO24 166
0 4 162
1972 109 WE3C
7041 5 30
553 0
N0UR S Q EN33 135
0 1 134
1940 89 K9YC
2614 4 39
228 0
WB0CFF S Q EN34
113 0 2
111 1700 79
W7AT 2373 4
30 375 0
W3TS S Q FN10 140
0 2 138
1680 79 K9YC
3955 3 40
280 0
OH4MFA S Q KP32
101 0 0 101
1668 70 EA1WX
3048 3 12
171 0
KE0G S Q EN34 114
0 5 109
1616 75 K7RAT
2355 3 30
233 0
KX7L S Q CN87 78
1 0 77
1616 59 JA8ISU
6764 1 13
247 0
N5IA S Q DM52 90
0 3 87
1616 70 VA2EW
3400 3 19
291 0
K0CD S Q EN34 105
0 7 98
1464 70 W7AT
2373 1 29
452 0
S52OP S Q JN76 138
0 3 135
1464 90 W4ZV
7664 4 30
281 0
K8DD S Q EN83 117
0 1 116
1396 71 N6RO
3261 4 36
204 0
KR2Q S Q FN20 142
1 2 139
1396 66 OK7XX
6738 2 37
304 0
K2QO S Q FN03 121
1 8 112
1332 64 K9YC
3745 9 32 306 0
YO8DDP S Q KN36
109 1 5
103 1148 75
W4MYA 8150 2
13 352 0
YP2U S Q KN05 120
0 5 115
1136 89 TF4M
3445 3 9
325 0
HA6IAM S Q KN07
120 0 3
117 1132 85
TF4M 3263
4 19 470
0
M0SDX S Q IO91 86
0 2 84
1108 65 RA4LW
3304 0 9
211 0
KD8CGH S Q EN91
111 3 9
99 1004 61
K7RAT 3388 2
28 417 0
UU7JF S Q KN75 77
0 3 74 944 57
PA5KT 2436 3
6 323 0
WB8RTJ S Q EN81 89
0 4 85
900 59 K7RAT
3233 3 23
304 0
K3HX S Q FN00 118
1 17 100
868 59 K7RL
3559 4 24
616 0
W1FMR S Q FN31 89
0 4 85
840 52 VE6WQ
3243 2 19
364 0
RW3AI S Q KO85 74
0 0 74
796 62 ON4UN
2325 0 6
219 0
W3AG S Q FN00 93
0 1 92
740 51 N0NI
1349 3 22
386 0
N3RN S Q FN11 85
0 5 80
724 51 VE6WQ
2981 1 17
275 0
K8ZT S Q EN91 75
1 10 64
664 50 W7AT
3404 1 17
258 0
WA4PGM S Q FM07 58
0 2 56
644 41 VE6WQ
3152 6 14
90 0
OK1FKD S Q JO60 60
0 0 60
532 52 UU4JMG
1866 2 14
102 0
KN1H S Q FN33 57
0 1 56
524 33 N0NI
1817 0 14
141 0
WD8RIF S Q EM89 60
0 6 54
508 39 K7RAT
3320 1 12
218 0
DJ3GE S Q JO30 60
0 1 59
460 40 YL2VW
1479 0 5
211 0
KD0R S Q EM18 45
1 8 36
448 31 K1BX
2247 1 12
402 0
K5OAI S Q DM91 35
0 4 31
436 27 W4ZV
1907 3 5
409 0
YO4AAC S Q KN35 47
0 2 45
436 39 RA4LW
1857 0 2
198 0
NU7T S Q DM09 44
0 1 43
428 29 WD5R
2506 0 12
224 0
KD2MX S Q FN21 56
0 1 55
372 35 K1ZZI
1171 1 8
192 0
IZ8CCW S Q JM89 37
0 2 35
352 27 OH2BO
2401 0 2
158 0
W1IG S Q FN31 39
0 1 38
336 27 K9OM
1615 2 7 123 0
ND0C S Q EN23 28
0 1 27
328 24 KB1H
1979 0 8
119 0
YB5AQB S Q OJ21 10
0 0 10
320 9 OH2BO
9316 0 4
53 0
K6MI S Q DM06 20
0 1 19
316 17 KH7Y
3978 0
6 72 0
N6TR S Q CN85 29
0 0 29
288 21 K8IA
1682 1 7
67 0
W2JEK S Q FN20 44
0 2 42
280 25 K9OM
1440 1 6
218 0
NK8Q S Q FN20 23
0 0 23 252 20
VO1HP 1920 1
7 92 0
N0UV S Q EN25 19
0 4 15
196 15 K7RAT
2178 0 6
139 0
KR0U S Q DN70 12
0 4 8
164 7 K1EP
2829 0 4
29 0
EI4GXB S Q IO52 12
0 3 9
144 9 UA4FEN
3541 0 0 75
0
AE5OV S Q DM72 24
2 5 17
140 16 WB9Z
1836 1 3
187 0
G6CSY S Q JO01 16
0 0 16
128 14 SK3W
1408 0 0 81
0
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0 4 17
124 13 ON4IA
1073 0 1
138 0
AH8DX/W7 S Q CN85
15 0 0 15
120 12 KB7Q
937 1 3
39 0
W6QU S Q DM12 12
0 0 12
108 10 N0KE
1189 0 2
66 0
AF9J S Q EN52 16
0 2 14
92 13 W5TM
1040 0 3
108 0
WW7DX S Q CN85 9
0 0 9
72 8 VE6WQ
1145 0 2
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JA0GBO S Q PM95 11
0 1 10
64 8 UA0DC
1481 0 1
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JA1BVA S Q PM96 4
0 0 4
28 3 JD1BMH
1067 0 0 8
0
PA1B S Q JO22 5
0 2 3
20 3 OK2ZU
777 0 0 32
0
AB2ZI S Q FN30 3
0 0 3
16 3 NN3Q
339 0 1
17 0
Multi operator -
High power
CALL C P GRID RAW
DUPE BUST QSO PTS GRD
CALL -BEST DX- KM QRP LOW TIME
OVER
W2GD M H FM29 732
11 29 692
4991 314 ZL3IX
14485 29 141
837 0
JA3YBK M H PM84
260 3 8
249 4360 176
CE1/K7CA 17295 4
30 827 0
RL3A M H KO85 491
8 28 455
3904 274 KH7C
11375 12 99
875 13
K6ND M H FN42 566
8 11 547
3873 270 JH4UYB
11140 23 114
825 0
KH6LC M H BK29 274
6 13 255
3625 150 VK6DXI
10939 5 43
779 0
KB1H M H FN41 515
15 18 482
3446 246 ZL3IX
14887 23 112
731 0
UX2X M H KO40 460
4 25 431
3412 254 N5AW
9687 15 99
846 1
K8IA M H DM43 533
15 8 510
3314 225 VK6VZ
15551 19 128
810 0
PI4TUE M H JO21
418 4 17
397 2608 231
VK6DXI 14161 15
74 785 0
UT7L M H KO80 363
3 14 346
2522 222 VK6DXI
11991 16 75
830 0
K7ZS M H CN85 355
7 16 332
2186 181 VK6VZ
14693 11 74
795 0
LY2XW M H KO25 388
5 44 339
1925 208 AA7JV
8653 14 80
915 30
LY7A M H KO24 372
2 16 354
1837 208 P49V
9272 20 86
786 0
OG4T M H KP32 241
0 4 237
1482 168 CE1/K7CA
13181 8 32
611 0
W6XI M H DM42 226
6 20 200
1465 144 ZL3IX
11414 7 28
647 0
RK9CWA M H LO96
187 2 1
184 1423 133
YB2EUZ 8528 8
37 375 0
KG4W M H FM17 195
0 6 189
1066 126 JA3YBK
11300 4 43
419 0
JH3PRR M H PM74 48
0 0 48
758 45 WD5R
10910 0 0 212
0
N6IE M H CM88 126
2 9 115
554 83 CE1/K7CA
9178 3 19
293 0
N1KWF M H FN32 133
0 5 128
553 83 K6VVA
4127 7 33
99 0
N5KO M H CM97 158 1 4
153 553 77
CE1/K7CA 8976 5
40 331 0
K0UK M H DM59 100
0 9 91
427 68 JH4UYB
9639 1 27
163 0
N0XR M H EN31 108
0 1 107
387 73 W7AT
2456 2 33
160 0
N6ML M H CM97
7 0 0 7
17 7 KB7Q
1218 0 2
30 0
Multi operator -
Low power
CALL C P GRID RAW
DUPE BUST QSO PTS GRD
CALL -BEST DX- KM QRP LOW TIME
OVER
VE3OSZ M L FN25
324 1 3
320 2866 147
UU4JMG 7926 19
86 697 0
N2AET M L FN20 40
0 1 39
178 29 W9XT
1206 1 11
211 0
RK3PWJ M L KO93 36
0 3 33
148 30 DL7ON
1740 0 1
74 0
Check Logs
CALL C P GRID RAW
DUPE BUST QSO PTS GRD
CALL -BEST DX- KM QRP LOW TIME
OVER
AD6ZJ C H DM13 47
0 5 42
163 38 KH6LC
4065 0 9
128 0
ER5GB C H KN45 81
0 6 75
331 62 AA7JV
9450 4 19
66 0
HA1DAE C H JN87
382 0 9
373 1727 219
K5BG 8979 17
82 810 0
JT1CS C H ON37 1
0 0 1
1 1 JT1CO 111
0 0 10
0
KI7MT C L DN46 75
0 10 65
522 52 JA7NI
8109 1 15
543 0
KU5B C H EM10 223
2 5 216
1506 141 JA3YBK
10862 8 55
437 0
N3BB C H EM10 89
0 4 85
676 72 JR7VHZ
10371 2 9
182 0
NI0C C H EM48 18
0 0 18
256 18 ZL3IX
13240 0 2
140 0
OL0A C H JO70 29
0 0 29
80 28 UA3EKG
1541 2 10
23 0
RA9CMO C H MO06 5
0 0 5
28 5 E77DX
3325 0 0 26
0
RN6FK C H LN05 1 0 0 1
7 1 GU4YOX
3298 0 0 10
0
UA3EDQ C H KO82
151 0 2
149 512 107
TF4M 3571 2
20 359 0
UT5UY C H KO50 17
0 1 16
97 16 P49V
9779 0 1
83 0
VE9DX C
L FN75 315 2
1 312 4332
169 UU4JMG 7364
14 66 730
0
W8MJ M H EN82 447
0 21 426
2123 197 JR7VHZ
10096 21 110
458 0
Disqualified:
UW2M (Rubber clocking and deleted QSOs).
Operators
4O3A (YU1YV)
7S3A (SM3CER @SM3DMP)
8S0W (SM0NJO)
C4M (5B4AGM)
DA0I (DK1II)
DJ5MY/P (DJ5MY @DK0ED)
DR800GRZ (DG1CMZ)
E77XZ (DK6XZ)
HA1DAE (HA1DAE + CLUSTER)
JA3YBK (JS1PWV, JG3MRT, JG3WDN,
JF4FUF)
JH0ZHQ (JH1BBT)
JH3PRR (JH3PRR + Skimmer)
K6ND (K6ND, K6NDV, N8BO, K3JO, NU5Y)
K7RAT (N6TR)
K8IA (K8IA KC7V)
K9RS (N3DXX)
K9WJU (W9CG)
KB1H (KB1H, NB1U, KB1NRB)
KH6LC (AH6RE, KH6LC, N6KB, NH6V)
LY2XW (LY2XW,LY2MV)
LY7A (LY3BB, LYR346)
LZ9R (LZ3YY)
M0AAA (G0VQR)
N0UD (WB0OAJ)
N0XR (N0XR CW_Skimmer)
N3BB (N3BB + packet)
N5KO (N5KO K6AW)
N7GP (N5IA)
N9UC (WO9S)
NN7ZZ (N5LZ)
NR4M (K7SV)
NY3DX (K3SV)
OG4T (OH4MFA)
OG5B (OH5BM)
OK3C (OK2ZC)
OK6Y (OK2PTZ)
OL0W (OK1DSZ)
OO9O (ON7SS)
OQ5M (ON5ZO)
PI4TUE (PA3FGA, PC5A, PE2HD)
RK3PWJ (RW3PN RA3PD)
RK9CWA (UA9CGA UA9CED)
RL3A (RV3BA, RL3FT)
RT3T (UA3TU)
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SK3W (SG3P)
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UX2X (UT2XQ US0KW)
UZ0U (UY5ZZ)
VA2EW (VE2TZT)
VE3OSZ (VE3SMA, VE3OSZ)
W1BB (WW2DX)
W2GD (W1GD, K2SG, K2TW, N2HM, N2OO,
W2ARP, W2CG, W2GD, W2NO, W2OB, N4HY)
W3PN (W3BTX)
W3SO (W3YOZ)
W6QU (W8QZA)
W7AT (W7EW)
W8MJ (W8MJ + PACKET)
YQ6A (YO6BHN)
YR5T (YO5CBX)
YU5A (YU1EW)
Soapbox Comments
I'm applying for the Aurora Borealis
plaque, if my points are good enough. - 7S3A
QTH Muskoe
island JO99BA EU-084 - 8S0W
I am not a contester, but I have
always liked the idea of the Stew Perry Topband Challenge. I have given out a
few contacts in years past, but this is my first time sending in a log. I have been away from Topband for about 10
years and my new K3 has reawakened my passion for this marvelous band. I ran
100 watts to a 16 meter tee loaded vertical but unfortunately, I had not
serviceable receive antennas, since they were damaged in heavy snow and
ice. Still, the K3’s DSP was effective
and I had a lot of fun, even if I am not the night owl I used to be (I do admit
to sleeping a little after sunrise in Europe). I operated about 90 percent S&P with a
few CQs to try and catch those fellows I could not catch by S&P. Looking forward to next time with better TX
and RX antennas. 73 to the hardy
denizens of the Topband - AB4I
Search and Pounce - AC1O
This was my first Stew Perry contest
and the second time ever transmitting on 160m. The first time was the night
before, to make sure the extra bits of wire I clipped to the ends of the double
zepp would tune to 160m. I tried a few times to call CQ, but with the FT-817 at
5w into the zepp whose ends were at best 5 feet from the ground it wasn't
working too well. I think two people came back to me. Search and pounce
techniques were the best choice. Or, as I came to know them, search and tune
gradually until receiving a ?, then send my call again and again. The best was
a Canadian station, thank you, VE6WQ for your patience. I sent my call so many
times, I dreamt it last night. Big thanks to everyone that heard me, because
they did all the work. I had a lot of fun, and I will save the clip on wires to
do this again next year. - AE5OV
At N6IJ, Elecraft
K3, TenTec 238B, 1200' loop, 62' Tee, Pennant. Went
QRT very early due to family tragedy. Neighbor's dog attacked daughter Cece's (KJ6BNO) chickens. - AE6RF
Great contest. Just a TS-480,
L-antenna (10m vertical + 30m horizontal) and 5 radials between 10m and 20m -
DF1LON/P
QRP 4.9 Watt via tuner Z11 via
inductivity to the inner conductor of 6 m coaxial cable RG213 to 1:6 balloon of
an off center fed dipole, 21m long, 8m high. Thanks again to the big guns who
had the patience to copy my weak signal. - DJ3GE
Very poor antenna here. - DK4WF
My 1st Stew Perry, and the 1st REAL
(and successful) test for my just 6 m high K6MM helical vertical (for
TX&RX). My goal was 100 QSOs, and I ended with 199 QSOs, 127 grids, ODX
K3ZM 6663 kms, 6 x NA. QRN was S7-S9, as usual.
Except for one good run, calling CQ was disappointing. After midnight the QSO
rate dropped dramatically, NA stations were hard to get, and the last QSOs were
an ordeal... should have gone to bed
earlier ;-). Thanks a lot for the great event! - DK8NT
USED STEW PERRY TO CHECK CW SKIMMER
PERFORMANCE IN CONTEST ENVIRONMENT. WORKED WELL FOR ME. SP WAS RELAXING AND I
ENJOYED IT ALL. - DL1AMQ
Again big fun, but was disappointed
with my result after a furious start (first 6 hours 185 QSOs, but last 6.5
hours only 75 QSOs). After some hours into the contest, i
was sure to easily beat my last years score of 690 points, but rate terrible
dropped after 0 UT. After not making a single QSO at around 05 UT with
permanent CQ and even a try of S&P, i packed my
stuff and went home after "only" 12.5h of operation. Slightly more
QSOs than last year, but slightly less points. Great activity in EU, at times
the band feeled packed from 1810 to 1850. Only 7xNA,
1xUA9, all else was EU. Personal "Dumbest Nuts"-awards go to G3BJ
(called him many times at the beginning), OK7XX, OM7LW and OK2ZU, which were
all 59+60 and did not show the slightest reaction to my calls. Anyway, not much
points lost there. It was big fun, still, and i will participate
again in 2010 for sure. RIG: TS850, Heathkit SB-1000
@ 500W, FD4 in the noisy city, Win-Test - DL1ELY
Great fun, enjoyed SP very much.
Thanks to All for patience to copy my little sigs, esp. in NA. 73's &
HNY; Jim, DL1EMY - DL1EMY
FT2000, 84m-Loop - DL1NEO
First time entrant to this contest!
Won't be the last! - DL4MCF
Happy new year. Had fun with
ICOM-7400, some 70 watts and dipole up 10 m. - DL5KUD
Better condx
than 2008 and glad to work 17 JAs this time and a lot of stateside. Pity some
of the West Coast stations did not CQ when signals were loud around 0200z. -
DL6RAI
Stew-Perry is a fixed date in my
annual contest calendar. - DL7ON
Hello, my rig ts570d, ant only r7
vertical with swr 5
hi hi happy new year de klaus
dl8ckl - DL8CKL
TS 850S. Linear Amplifier . Dipol - DL8NBJ
IC756 + inv L (22m) /w elevated
radials. More QSOs than last year but vy low score,
means short distances only. Condx have been down at
my QTH, wkd jus - DR800GRZ
Equipment used: FT-1000MP, Drake L7 (
1 kW ), 1/4 wl sloper, no
RX-ANT Station: Clubhouse E71EZC at 988 m asl,
hilltop Smetovi Thanks for the nice event. Enjoyed it
very much being for the first time in SPTDC, even a lot´s of QRN were a making
a trouble. 73 Suad - E77XZ
1t time entry, qrp
was difficult but fun - EI4GXB
INV L < 10 meters tall - EU1AZ
My very first entry in this very
interesting contest. TNX BARC ! - F6BEE
90 Watts to 178ft Doublet at 40ft -
G3RLE
Conditions seemed good this year so I
started out with 5Watts and then increased to 100W and had some nice QSO s!
Could not quite raise JA7NI with low power - but was pleased with US and
Caribbean QSos! - G3XGC
Top contest - as usual. Conditions ok
but not special - G4AMT
The least Boring contest for a long
time ;-) Lots of fun but could not here the USA stations through the noise
level here. - G4DDL
Second Stew Perry for me and I like
it. The challenge of Top Band from a small UK garden and the exchange format
make it a must event. Thanks for the Qs everyone and your patience in some of the
seemingly endless requests for repeats. Cheers, Terry, G4MKP - G4MKP
Very pleased to work OZ7YY and OL0W
for new 160m DXCC with the QRP. - G6CSY
First attempt at QRP ever in any
contest. Really enjoyed it! Couldn't believe it when I could work US. Wish I'd
stayed up all night! I am in IO86. - GM4AFF
GREAT CONDX TO USA - GM4FAM
Busy with family activities on St.
Stephens evening but managed a few QSO's. Great working W1BB's call and seeing
it pop up on the map in Wintest I guess near the old
water tower. Best DX was K5NA at 4818 Miles. 73 Bob GU4YOX - GU4YOX
rig: FT990 400W ant: dipol - HA3OD
100% Search and Pounce, Single Wire
TX/RX Antenna - HA5UK
RIG: IC-718, 100W; ANTENNA: Inverted-L
- HA5UY
ODX: WB9Z 8030km Great contest was a
good condx! Next year agn!
- HA8BE
Condx to So. Europe to USA very poor....... - I1-K1DQV
Best DX (ODX) K5NA - 8758km. Hearing
better (K9AY) means doing better! I also heard 3 JA's for the first time, but
no way to break their pileup. Two days later I called CQ JA and worked 5 japanese stations in a row! Bob, I2WIJ - I2WIJ
A real blast: never done all these Qso's on the Topband during a
contest. See all you next year. - IK0HBN
EQUPMENT: FT-817 POWER: 5W ANTENNA:
WIRE - JA1BVA
We enjoyed this year's TBDC in better condx than any of we had ever experienced. Before the test,
we had installed over 50 radials for TX antenna. At 1st night, propagation for
EU seemed good. Hello TF4M, thanks for calling us, we were looking for you for
two years since we missed your calling in 2007. F5IN, your signal was stable
and could be heard for a long time. GW3YDX, were you waiting for our return for
a long time? Thank you for your patience. After sunrise, we went around the
fields to refine our bevarage antenna for US.
CE/K7CA, you were the longest distance station as usual. At 1135z, W2GD called
us. And then, many FNxx and FMxx
stations called us for 30 minutes. After that, We could contact to US stations
along with their sunrise. Ionospheric layer didn't
help to work KV4FZ and P49V. Now we apologize to all stations that we could not
copy. Noise level was quite low during the TEST. But keyclicks
from local (JA side) stations blocked weak siganls
from overseas. We used FT1000(with keyclicks mod) for
TX. If we have heavy clicks, please tell us. CU in the next TBDC. :-) - JA3YBK
TRX: Yaesu
FT-2000(100W) ANT: Fishing pole GP(75% shortened radiator and 50% shortened
radial x2) This is my first participation in the international top band
contest. I can't believe that I was able to work different continent stations
with my barefoot transceiver and temporary setup short GP antenna. Thanks for
those who worked with me, and thanks for your patience. - JA6DIJ
I have been paticipated
on this contest since the first time. I paticipated
on LowPower SingleOp. The
condition was better than the last year. I used tranceiver
'K2 & K3 & FT1000D' on this contest. I use a K2
for wtach a very weak singal.
I use a k3 for a weak signal in the very heavy QRM. I use a FT1000D for a spped watch. 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
spedd of my electronics keyer
upper 20 wpm. I like my Micro Veret Antenna for my top band equipment! - JE1SPY
Condex was not good,but
better than last year's one.
I can enjoyed it. - JE1TSD
I am glad to work TF4M after two years
since I heard him for the first time during TBDC in 2007. This year I could
hear him quite a long period of time both in my evening and morning. - JH3PRR
Great Contest. Rest;2241-0846 10h5m -
JH4UYB
100% Search and Pounce - JM1NKT
I enjoyed the contest. - JO3RCK
RIG(s): TS 450S; ANTENNA(s): Dipole -
JT1CS
first entry qrp
- K0CD
Number Of Records In Cabrillo File:
106 - K0JJR
S&P only here. Wonderful
conditions for DX, except I had some serious local noise to the NW. Worked all
of the JA with my Rx antenna pointed NE! - K0KT
Conditions were not as good as 2008.
Had to work harder for fewer Qs. May be in the running for the MN QRP plaque.
Many thanks to BARC for sponsoring this fine event! - K0PK
2hrs and 43 min. of fun. Sorry to
those who called whom I couldnot copy. Had fun with
the JA that had signals into my qth...May more time
next year. PT - K0UK
I would like to compete for the Top
Score - Low Power - Single Wire TX/RX Antenna award. Of course if I win Top
Score World, I will take that one instead :) - K1EP
*That* was a blast. I also made more QSOs than anyone (who was
scored by BARC) last year. Of course,
everyone else will make more Qs, too. Going into the contest, I thought this
year was going to be difficult. First, the day before the contest, I still had
an annoying head cold. Second, on the day of the contest, I discovered the deer
had mangled some of the coax going to the phased array, which was causing
crashes and pops from water getting inside the coax. Third, the nasty northwest noise made an
appearance for a while the morning of the test. But things got better:, the
cold mostly faded by the beginning of the contest, all the water in the coax
was conveniently converted to copper oxide before the contest started and I had
no popping and crashing noise, and the nasty buzzing noise stayed away from the
first half of the contest. Usually there is a flurry of European activity
around 2200Z, but this year the first Europeans were very weak and few in
number. They never did get very strong
although I might guess that signals were somewhat close to normal by European
sunrise. On the other hand, I could hear
the US
west coast! Rates stayed very good until around 0700Z and fell
dramatically. At 0830Z I took a 2 hour
nap. When I came back, the nasty
northwest noise had returned. The nasty
noise raises the noise floor by about 6 db to the northwest, which means
bearings from about 280 to 350 degrees are almost useless. Nevertheless, I worked two new countries, FO8
and JD1 and also ZL and 4 JAs. Actually 3 of the JAs were beaming due west on
the phased array and the last one and the JD1 was on the due north
Beverage. Skew path? Or just the bearing with the best signal to
noise ratio? I couldn't tell. I tried to
add additional automation for this contest.
The goal was to have the phased array and software radio system (still
looking for a good name for the combined system) "find the caller" by
tuning around and looking in all directions simultaneously. Of course, everything takes longer than one
expects, and I only had the "tuning around" part working by the
contest. I didn't use the feature very
much, probably because I'm not yet confident about its performance or my
competence to deal with it. But I should
have it thoroughly confusing for when K0DXC gets here for the CQ 160. A lot more
DX worked than last year: 4O, 9A, C6, CE, DL, E7, EI, ES, F, FM, FO/P, G, GM,
GU, GW, HA, I, JA, JD1, K, KH6, KL7, KP4, KV4, LA, LY, OE, OH, OK, OM, ON, OZ,
P4, PA, S5, SM, SP, TF, UA, UR,
VE, YL, YU, ZC4, and ZL. Equipment: Icom IC-765, ETO
91B (K8ND loaner), 8 element phased array and SDR receiver, 13 Beverages, 65
foot "T" vertical and 75 radials, 2 computers, 2 keyboards, and 3
screens. - K1LT
ON 1903z - OFF 0902z - 14 hours on
exactly - no offtimes. Excellent condx
from here into Europe. Also to W6/W7. Most qso's
were made S&P. CU in the next one I
hope. 73 JEFF K1ZM - K1ZM
I got on mainly to give points to my
brothers, K1ZM and K3ZM. - K2DM
It is likely that my times are way off
due to logging error.I am submitting in the hope that
this may be of value to stations worked. - K2HK
ALL QSOS S&P - K2XX
TS 850 to 51' T antenna. First time
Stewing for me, had much fun. - K3TN
I was amazed how much of a difference
my 300 foot "Mini-Beverage" made. With 100 watts and a marginal
inverted L I still managed to work 21 DX stations - K3XO
RIG: K3; ANTENNA(s): Tx: Inverted L Rx:
NW/SE 300' and NE/SW 400' beverages - K4XU
K2 5w (65mw ERP) Hi-Q 5/160 @ 20 feet
w/16 radials ea 13 feet long Longest Q 1912km 35 Q's 85 QSO points Total score 340 - K5OAI
Conditions to Europe
seemed quite good. Band was very quiet.
My effort was cut short when some kind of electronic pollution covered the
entire band in S9 birdies. Not sure how to describe the sound, but it sounds
like very rippled tones every kHz or so.
The noise extends from 1700 to 2200 kHz. It does go away at times, but
seems to be worse now that we are into the cold weather. Have to find the source or it will be
impossible to work DX on 160 from here. - K5ZD
5 watts out - K6MI
K3, ALPHA87A - K6TA
Check eligibility for Golden Log and
Old Timers Awards. - K7CMZ
Conditions were superb. Once again I operated from the home QTH of
K7CA - using Alan's amazing 8 element circle array with my FT-1000D, computer,
etc. Conditions to Europe were good. JA conditions
were mediocre. Big surprise was opening
to VK6 with VK6VZ and VK6DXI in log (31 points each) during the last minutes of
the contest. Please consider me for two plaques: (1) GMCC Low Power W,VE,XE
West of 100 degrees longtitude (QTH at apx. 113 W longtitude) and (2)
W7KF Oldest op to make > 50 Q's (birthday is 4/23/43. Age = 66+ years). That,of course,is in addition to
the usual (obvious) plaques. - K7NJ Band
was in decent condition here in Colorado.
Fighting a rotten cold and lost prime
time hours of operating. Many US
stations calling CQ on top of EU dx. Managed 17 EU,
30 JA, 2 UA0, 1 JD and a few others. Check me for the Old Timers award (66yrs)
and the golden log. (HO HO HO) - K8FC
Didn't have a chance to get the
radials down this year, so just worked a few. - K8IR
Since completing WAS QRP via LoTW, I decided to spare the ears on the other end and ran
90W output from a Drake TR-7. Is it my imagination, or lack of - K9JU
A part time effort due to work &
family. A lot of fun. Good propagation
& moderate noise - K9NR
Enjoyed this contest! Band conditions
great. - K9PMV
Good conditions this year. - K9WWT
First time entry - KB1NHV
Throwing my hat in the ring for the
following plaques: LP high score. LP high score west of 100 degrees longitude,
K or A in call high score. - KB7Q
Great fun. First time as QRP Rig: K3
with homemade vertical doublet wires in trees. In addition to the usual
distractions the dog got into some Christmas chocolate and threw up all over
the carpet. - KD8CGH
K-3 at 5 watts to twin, top-loaded
verticals - KE0G
FIRST TIME ENTRY SINGLE WIRE TX/RX
ANTENNA 100% SEARCH AND POUNCE AGE 66 - KE8UM
JT1CO was my fiorst
one in the log (worked him 3 min. before contest too); for a new zone and
country on 160! Great conditions but EU
always very diff - KG7H
Tough going. Need to do antenna work! HNY. - KL7OO
very slow here, and I could hear just
about as good as a block of wood. 1st 10 q's were
made with 100w, then turned amp on with output to appx
400w. Lots of noise since last week's ice storm. Hearing cut numbers in grid
numbers was different. Still, a good time with the short amount of time
available. - KM9M
Dropped in for half an hour of search
and pounce with 5 Watts to an HF6V
Congratulations to all who worked me,
you earned your x4 bonuses! - KR0U
VERY HIGH NOISE MOST OF THE
CONTEST. EVEN USING ATTENUATOR, WAS S5
ON THE K3. WOKE UP (LOCAL) SUNDAY MORNING AND NOISE WAS S1 (AHHHH), BUT FEW
TAKERS. PUT UP A NEW INVERTED L, BUT MY VERY LOW DIPOLE WAS ALWAYS BETTER, EVEN
FOR DX. I HEARD TONS OF EUROPE...BUT WITH QRP,
ONLY WORKED THREE (A NEW RECORD FOR ME). - KR2Q
First Time Entry to Stew Perry Contest
was Fun!!! - KU8T
Quite a tasty Stew this year! Highlights were having some success calling
CQ with my 5W signal, hearing an OH2 early Saturday evening, then setting the
alarm for 2:30 am and getting up to work bunches of east coast guys relatively
effortlessly, and finally bagging JA8ISU's S9+10 signal. Snaps to those sharp-eared ops that pulled
me through! - KX7L
RIG(s): FT990; ANTENNA(s): - LY2J
RIG(s): TS830S; ANTENNA(s): Dipoles -
LY2K
No cluster, no skimmer, no remote.All bands antennas located in 50m radius :) - LY7A
RIG(s): TS 850+KW; ANTENNA(s):
GP.DIPOLE.SLOPER DIPOLE,DELTA LOOP - LY7M
FT-1000MP, dipole - LY9A
I would like to be considered for the
plaque sponsored by W0UCE: Top Score - Low Power - Single Wire TX/RX
Antenna. The only antenna I used is a
loop. Also 100% search & pounce. - N0UD
100% S&P. Highlights were working
JD1BMH for a new one and VK6DXI for 37 pts! - N2CU
The power went out at 0130 GMT, and
the emergency generator only permitted exciter power from 0231-0600. Anyone who worked me during that period
deserves double points. This was a 100% S&P entry, but if I qualify for
"Golden Log" I would prefer that to any other award. "Longest DX
Contact" was ZL3IX in gridsquare RE66. The plaque sponsored by Hudson Valley
Towers is my THIRD
choice. - N2KW-1
First timer, 100 watts and worked West
Coast with 22 ft. vertical! - N2LK
Duh! - N3BB
K3, Inverted L, 1500W, Flag for
receive. Need to work on better/more RX antennas. - N3RD
NICE 14 HOUR TEST...LOTS OF EUROPEANS
AND EVEN
WORKED TWO JA's...THANKS TO THE
SPONSORS.. - N4PN
I decided to try low power. That
limited my range to a few SE US stations for
farthest distance. Nice to hear the activity on top band. My score is probably
incorrect because I set the category before the contest to HP, but actually
used LP. - N6AN
Ran as M/S so I could test the new
version of CW Skimmer that works directly with the Perseus
SDR and was very happy with the result Had bad plasma TV noise, but I plan to
get an MFJ 1026 receive antenna phasing system to fix that. Otherwise, had a
fun contest with a lot of familiar calls.
Best DX was CE1/K7CA, a 19 pointer! - N6IE
*NOTE* All transmitted signals were
from a remote station (owned by K6IXA) -
I don't have a transmit antenna at home. I did have CW Skimmer running
at home, listening with a receive loop (hence multi-op category). Does this
qualify for the "Remotely Controlled Station" category? I didn't even
realise that existed until just now ... I'd have put
a whole lot more effort in if I had known... - N6ML
Enjoyed the contest. - N7FF
Band was noisy compared to recent
evenings. Lots of DX available to those
with the correct tools. QRP wasn't in that tool set! Good test for the
receiving antennas here though. - N7IR
Used single element wire for Tx/Rx and first time entry. I was able to work the big guns
in EU, but signals were down from what they would be on a good night. IN
addition condx to the Rocky Mountain
area and west coast were down from normal. Having the contest right after Xmas
did really seem to hurt activity; I ran out of stations to run pretty quickly
which encouraged me to S&P and work high point value Q's. Best DX was
CE1/K7CA and was very happy to work OM Hisa JA8ISU
with LP. - N8II
Enjoyed SP 160 meter contest. Looking forward to more 160 meter contesting.
- N8JK
This year was a real trip down memory
lane, working W1BB. Our first QSO was 48 years ago; and W8IDM after 49 years.
100% search and Pounce was fun, too. - N8PR
100 Watts into a CF Zepp up 11 meters
- N9AUG
Snuck in 3 hours of play time. Oldest
son Mike, KC9ETU was home on a short 96 hour leave from Navy for Christmas
before being deployed to AFGAN, so wanted to spend as much time as possible
with him. Band conditions were great when I was on. Nice to hear such strong
west coast signals coming in! Operated low power and a single wire "lazy
sloping" inverted L vertical to 35' CU next year! 73 Gene, N9TF - N9TF
Condx were not as good as during the ARRL
160 contest earlier this month, when I could work pretty much anyone with an S9
signal with 5 watts. Still, there are
some mighty good ears out there - many thanks for the fills. No DX but glad to work a couple of guys on
the West Coast. - N9UC
My first Stew Perry - had fun with QRP
and limited time of operation. Thanks
for all the great ears (and Beverages) out there. - Now to put up a bett
- ND0C
Conditions were good here. Sorry I
didn't have longer to work the test. - ND4V
Just a few contacts. Too much noise
tonight. - NG7Z
Elecraft K2
at 5W, Inv.L and Windom - NK8Q
House full of company, but managed an
hour or two. One of my favorite
contests. - NM2L
Family was visiting for Christmas so I
was limited to a couple hours operation to check the station out. Wait till
next year! - NR4M
Rig: IC-7400, 100W, 28m Dipol 12m high 73 de Chris - OE3CHC
This year band was not as good as last
year. There was high noise like Aurora
that disturbed badly to copy weak signals. Thanks to patience of many rep -
OH2BO
100 w and 80 m dipole - OH2KI
Nice contest-lot of stns worked there - OK1ARO
Rig: FT1000MP Power: 100W Ant: LW83m -
OK1DOL
Elecraft K2-5W,ant.
LW 42m - OK1FKD
RIG(s): ICOM IC-735 PWR 100W;
ANTENNA(s): LW 40 m - OK1HX
RIG(s): IC7000, 100W; ANTENNA(s): dipole,lw,loop - OK1JOC
THANKS FOR THE NICE CONTEST. TRX FT
847 80W - ANT G5RV - OK1KZ
I was surprized,
that W1BB call took part in the contest. Stew was my gud
friend for years! I suggest to leave him in HAM heaven and not to use his callsign for any reasons during the contest!! I do not
know, who and why did it, but please STOP IT! TNX Martin OK1MCW - OK1MCW
My RIG home made
80 Watts outpt, aerial dipole for 20 meteres band, so 7 QSO´s with USA stns
is nice surprise. - OK1MGW
Good test not only 59915 More dificult for study - OK1TN
IC746, inv. L - OK2BFN
ok2zc.nagano.cz, FT-1000MP at 5W, GP
20,5m, 1200 radials, RX loop, MK2R+, N1MM. same setup as last year (224 QSO,
1428 points) but condx to USA was better now 4 USA
has great ears and lsn my 5W....W1UJ, W4MYA, W4ZV,
N4XD only 1x AS....RK9CWA - OK3C
TRX: IC-706 MKII PWR: 100 WATTs ANT:G5RV - OM4DA
TRX: YAESU FT-857D PWR: 100 WATTs ANT: 41 m Long Wire - OM4DN
Modified my homebrew tuner for 160m.
On saturday I could hear many stations, but could not
make a QSO On sunday after 5 QSO's I had to QRT after
a missmatch of the tuner. A very high SWR killed my
output. On the dummy now I have 700 mW. :-((( - PA1B
It was my first attempt to participate
in TBDC. Very nice contest, limited by modest propagation.
Just put up my 4SQ rx
array and testing it during TBDC - RN3CT
IC-718 dipol
- RV3MR
TNX FOR CONTEST RIG(s): FT2000;
ANTENNA(s): INV V - RW0BG
Icom 706 power 5 watts, Ant: LW 120m -
RW3AI
RIG(s): Icom
756 pro II,power 100 wtts;
ANTENNA(s): 6/5/4/2/1 el Quad (10/15/20/40/80), dipole (80/160) - RX9AM
RIG(s): IC756; ANTENNA(s): VP2E -
RZ9CJ
Where were all the UA9's? RIG(s):
TS-850SAT; ANTENNA(s): Vertical + top loading - SM5MX
Very pleasant! I´m
just sorry I missed the alarm clock in the morning. Guess I missed quite a few
rare ones there! - SM6CPY
TRX:K3, ANT:VERTICAL, PA 500W - SP4JCP
TRX: Elecraft K3 - 100W. TX/RX
antenna: Inverted L, vertical part only 7m high. - SQ2GXO
Great operating event, as always.
Please consider me for any of the following awards: 100% Search & Pounce
Award Golden Log Award Aurora Borealis Award - TF3KX
Despite poor conditions there was some
good DX to be found. I called CE1/K7CA for more than an hour without getting through. Left the radio on his
frequency for the night and when I got up around 0600 he was still there and I
worked him in less than 3 minutes. Thanks for a new one and Zone 12 for my WAZ!
Several JA stations were logged for the first time in the SPDC from TF along
with VK6DXI and KH6LC. Some very wide signals and key clicks along with strong
QRM from fish buoys in the Baltic made things difficult at times. I am trying
for the Aurora Borealis award. - TF4M
RIG(s): FT2K; ANTENNA(s): GP - UA0DC
CUL CONTEST RIG(s): IC735 Power 100 wtts;
ANTENNA(s): DELTA 40 M - UA0SBQ
Thanks Sergey UA2FW for using his BIG
station. It’s my best SP score. Hope that QRP/LP stations add me some
additional points to overcome 7000 level. Cu in SPDXC-2010. - UA2FF
TCVR: FT-1000MP, ANT: DL-160m - UA4FCO
FB TEST! RIG(s): FT920; ANTENNA(s):
DIPOL-160 - UA6HFI
ua6lcn.log - UA6LCN
Great contest! - UA9MA
RIG(s): ICOM-756; ANTENNA(s): LW all
bands - UA9SAW
RIG(s): IC-760PRO; ANTENNA(s):
160,80m-delta loop up17m,40-10m 2el.delta loop up 20m. - UT5ECZ
OFF TIME: 1)1910-1944, 2)0122-0154 ;
Operation Time:14H - UT7L
Great event on my favorite band !!!
Thank you !!! - UU4JMG
IC706 5w ant invL
- UU7JF
Had cluster running for other band
spots, check log if u wish ... - VA3DX
I have absolutely NO illusions /
self-delusions about my ever winning a contest like this! I just enjoy getting
on the air (my favorite band, too, by the way!) and making QSOs---hopefully
giving a new much- needed multiplier to the deserving in the process! Hi -
VE3CUI
First time entry. Lots of fun, but the
QRM was unreal. Conditions to EU were great on Saturday night. Rig was old
TS-140S with 500Hz filter into 80m Zepp at 50ft apex used as top-loaded
vertical. - VE3FRX
For the second successive year we had
an ice storm for the Stew Perry. Is this specially arranged by the Boring Club
? A thick coating of ice on our inverted L necessitated power reduction and
operating below 1810 for a long period. We did manage some useful East European
QSOs, but conditions generally were variable and poor to the south. Our best DX
was UU4JMG. Regrettably we missed CE1 and KH6. Surprisingly, we heard no Gs.
Thanks to the organizers for an enjoyable contest. - VE3OSZ
A severe ice storm damaged all
parasitic elements during the contest - VE3QAA
I had a lot of fun the hour or 2 that
I put into this contest. Using my oldie FT-757GX and '54 Blue Racer Bug I went
into this contest casually. I tuned my loop skywire
with my MFJ Intellituner in the semi Auto mode
setting Capacitance and Inductance manually. - VE7BGP
First time in the Stew Perry contest
and I'm applying for the first time entry plaque - next year I'll put in more
hours. - VE7JKZ
Hard contest with 100w, hi ! Had a lot
of fun trying this with low power and short antenna from Canada SD worked well
for logging. - VE9AA
Good fun again this year. Conditions
and propagation were not great here, only good. It sure was a real dx challenge. 73's and hope to qso
agin in the next Stew Perry DX contest. - VK3IO
For me condition were much better then
last year. I had fun and a great time. Worked many USA stations (what I could not do
last year). I had 2 x 37 pointers. W4ZV (18,296.6km) and N2CU( 18,149.9 km).
Also 15 QSO with 30 or more points.I even got answers
to my CQ's. :-) Operated around 8.5 h as VK6 has only 10h of darkness during
this contest... Worked two new ones: TF4M and JD1BMH Band sounded like a
beautiful music, with so many signals heard during the contest. Thanks to all
for many great QSO's. PS. Few days after the contest we had a large bushfire in
area where my shack is located. 40 houses were lost. Thanks to a great action
by fire fighters, fire was put out before it got to my place. Lucky this time.
- VK6DXI
Great fun as usual but would have been
nice if there were more QRO USA
stations. Conditions were good into Europe in the run up to my sunrise but poor
into the USA
at the following sunset. Had a nice
little opening into northern Europe a few
minutes before contest end. - VK6VZ
Wkd several EU stations who would be
strong enough to work and then would disappear into the QSB. Also wkd a few Carribean, JA, KH6, AL9
and VK6DXI. - What happened to the DX
window? AL9A was covered up constantly
by a K6 on the east coast who was CQing on 1833. Nice
to see GMCC club members: K0UK, N0KE,
KO7X, WW0AL, K0FX. 73 Ken - W0ETT
First time entry. QRP. Minnesota.
100% Search & Pounce. West of Mississippi
- W0GJ
ANTENNA-20FT PUSH-UP TOP LOADED, 4
SHORT RADIALS+ WATER PIPE GROUND. DX OM AND OK 4608 MILES. - W0HW
I'm rather new to 160M. Surprised my very low flying Inv L could
actually reach the west coast. Used a
TS830s @ 100W. - W1END
My first 160m contest and first time
using N1MM Logger. Ran 5 watts to an endfed 125 foot endfed wire and
worked 89 stations. My congratulations
to the far away stations with the great Beverage antennas that were able to
hear my flea powered signal. - W1FMR
FirstEntry for SP. Great bunch of participants
having fun! Did not expect to submit a log, but wanted to show my support to
the SP organizers and participants for making the challenge happen. - W1IBQ
As always this is an enjoyable
international Topband event. I was unable to operate during some prime activity
hours this year due to family visiting for the Holidays so I decided to just
have some fun and S&P as time permitted for the long-distance QSOs,
particularly EU. Due to less
band-crowding and the nice points-incentive to work the distant stations for
this particular event (thanks much Boring ARC for your great work!) it is
certainly easier to hear AND attract the attention of DX...esp. for us LP guys.
I was happy to put 22 EU plus 3 additional Caribbean
DX stns in the log during limiting operating as I
tried to bolster my score via the "long-distance" Q vice the
rate-meter...it's a Topband Distance Contest right??!! Kudos to UT8IM for my "most patient QSO"
as we struggled mightily with QRM and QSB but finally completed the QSO...as
well as being my most distant contact at 7918km. Also, to UW2M with a strong signal who was
second in distance @ 7823km at my QTH. Many thanks to ALL the great ears for
hearing and working this LP station. And...always cool to work W1BB and hear
the spirit of "Mr. 160 Meters" during this event! I look forward to
working many of you in the upcoming CQWW 160 and throughout 2010...Happy New
Year to all. < 36' sloping vert with 18 mostly 1/8
and a few 1/4 wv ground radials on 100' x 200'
suburban lot, occasional use of very short NE/SW unterminated
B.O.G. Rx ant, N1MM Logger. 73,
Bill - W1WBB
The new short vertical RX antenna
2000' feet from the shack made 2nd radio S&P much more productive. K3s in
the Run and Mult positions were fabulous. QSR-1
Skimmer worked great. Flex 5000in 3rd rx position is
one hell of a radio. Thanks again to WYRS-FM for their hospitality. 73, John
W2GD for the Team - W2GD
Thanks for running a fine contest. -
W2JEK
Plaques: Top Score - 100% Search and
Pounce, Oldest Op to make > 50 Q's (70.66) - W2LK
100% Search & Pounce - W3AG
CATEGORIES: Oldest Op to make > 50
Q's(92 YEARS);Top Score - 100% Search and Pounce; Low Power - Single Wire TX/RX
Antenna. - W3CP
Age 78 plus - W3GH
GREAT CONTEST. LOTS OF DX. - W3TDF
First time entry - W4TUN
K3, ETO 91b 130' base insulated 25g
Phased pair of 880' Beverages NE Phased pair of 580' Beverages NW Single 500'
Beverage SE Single 380' Beverage SW Beverages made possible by KE5VZH - W5TM
I was going to make a real effort at
this one. But, after a day out of town and a drive home I just could not seem
to hit the right key on the keyboard - W6XI
I am a first time entry. enjoyed
contest very much worked many grids. tnx best 73s
Craig - W7MTL
Just when I thought by operating QRP
I'd throw away chances of working DX, topband proved
it not so. Conditions were very good and many DX stations sounded like locals,many could copy my 50W ERP! It doesn't get any
better than this! - W7RH
first time entry - W8OU
100 percent search and pounce.
Transceiver: Elecraft K2/100 Antenna: Hustler 6btv trap vertical about 26 feet
high with an 18 foot long downward drooping top loading wire. 22 radials about
22 feet long. It is used for both receive and transmit. I am not sure if this
counts as a single wire. However, since I neglected to mention that I used this
same antenna in 2007 and therefore didn't claim the antenna under 10 meter
plaque (not that my performance deserved a plaque), I thought I would at least
mention my antenna here. - W9CF
Great activity-wished I could have put
in a full effort. Lot's
of weak (assume QRP) stations. - W9RE
First time submitting a log for this
contest. - WA0KDS
We stayed in Utah this Christmas which allowed me to
participate in this year's Stew Perry. Located in an antenna restricted
neighborhood I normally would have operated from my work site on top a remote
mesa near Zion National Park. But members of my family were suffering from
the flu bug so I needed to stay at home and care for them. So I had to be a bit creative when building a
usable 160 meter antenna. Luckily our house backs up to open desert so I waited
until sunset and constructed an inverted-L wire using #26 gauge wire supported
by a 23 ft. fiberglass mast secured on our back fence. It loaded up perfectly on 160 thanks to an
antenna tuner. Band conditions were nice and quiet which made my 6.5 hours of
operating time enjoyable. Station was an
Elecraft K-3 running 100 watts and WriteLog
contesting software. Hope to see everyone again next year! 73's de Jack -
WA7LNW
First time entry! Great fun. All search & pounce. - WA9YYY
Ran a Ten Tec Argonaut 5. Thanks to
all the patient operators with good antennas, receivers, and skill listening
for the QRP gang. You made it fun again this year. - WB0CFF
We had lots of family here for the
week so I had little time to play radio. I was able to get in a couple of hours
with many interruptions. Thanks for the QSOs, Bill - WB6JJJ
A great time was had by all! - WB8JUI
Consider a rule change to disqualify
USA/CANADA stations that run in the DX window. As always, a great contest. I
dare say better than ARRL or CQ 160. - WD5BJT
http://lists.contesting.com/pipermail/3830/2009-December/188522.html
- WE3C
This is my first Stew Perry
entry. Search and pounce only. No cluster use. - WK3N
100% S & P. CONDX NOT SO HOT THIS
YEAR. - WS6X
Vy good TBDC'2009, Mrry
xmas es Hppy
new year 2010 - YB3XM
I have been in the Stew Perry contest
for many years, and every year it never ceases to amaze me how many alligators
there are, particularly in Europe. - YB5AQB
First time entry - YC1COZ
Thanks for the nice contest! Excellent
run to USA.
- YL2VW
Pleased to run again on TOP band with
my recent TR4W logger. Variable conditions and less participants than in 2009.
RIG(s): Home made tube TCVR 100W;
ANTENNA(s): Sloping 41m wire and K9AY on 330 & 30 degrees, downtown
location ! - YO2IS
Nice contest in top band. - YO5AJR
NICE CONTEST ! GOOD PROPAGATION . - YO8DDP
FT-897 + PA 300W, HM SPIDERBEAM -
14/21/28 DIPOLE - 1,8/3,5/7 - YR5T
First time ever in this contest. Any
award for me??? HNY...73 from Macedonia
- Z35X
Thanks to all concerned in running the
contest. - ZC4LI
This was my first time in the Stew
Perry contest, as I am often away on holiday over the Christmas period. I
enjoyed the event, despite only ending up making 24 QSOs. I like the distance
scoring format in this contest as it helps to level the playing field,
especially for more distant parts of the globe like ZL! I used an FT1000MP plus
AL80A amp, and a half wave inverted vee dipole with
the centre at 13 meters above ground. The ends of the dipole were bent to fit
within the perimeter of our 1000 square meter property. The QTH is about 100
meters ASL on a steep hillside, with a good takeoff in the downhill direction
towards America, but poor in
the uphill direction towards the short path to Europe.
The QTH is located in Wellington
city and suffers from a high level of manmade noise that is radiated from a
nearby commercial area. The noise level ranged between S4 and S9 (using 250 Hz
filters) throughout the contest and forced me to QRX on many occasions. I
apologise to those who I was struggling to copy at times. I need to do further
work on receiving antenna options, as well as seeking to clean up the sources
of the noise. There was good propagation towards Europe
before our sunrise on Sunday morning, although the local noise meant that I
could only hear the louder signals. I was pleased to make my longest distance
QSO with RX3APM who had a tremendous 579 signal. I also noted good signals from
UA4JMG and E77DX but they were not hearing me. Conditions seemed to be average
on the Sunday evening. I did not hear any Europe
stations at sunset. There were some very loud USA stations but I could only work
a few of them. K5NA was the loudest, peaking up to S9 at times, but after
repeated calling I could not even raise a QRZ. The only Canadian station heard
and worked was VE6WQ. Later in the evening there were some good signals from Asia, and at one point I even managed to generate a small
pileup of JA stations. My 'best ears' award goes to Herb KV4FZ and James K9YC,
who both heard me after a single call. - ZL1AZE
FIN