Results, 15th Annual Stew Perry Topband Distance Challenge

Boring Amateur Radio Club – K7RAT

15125 SE Bartell Road

Boring, OR 97009

http://www.kkn.net/stew/

1-May-2011

This results this time around were was written by a guest editor – Paul Obert, K8PO/1. Hopefully, this will provide a fresh perspective to the contest, instead of the Boring one you have read fourteen times previous. Enjoy!! Take it away Paul:

The fifteenth running of the Stew Perry contest is now history and this article provides the results. Readers are encouraged to go to www.k1zm.com/w1bb to read the history of Stew Perry, W1BB who received the first DXCC on 160M on November 1, 1976. Thank you, Jeff, for preserving this history for all of us to enjoy. Additional thanks go to Krassy, K1LZ and his team for putting W1BB on the air. We also thank the Boring Amateur Radio Club for sponsoring and hosting this superior contest www.jzap.com/k7rat/stew.html.

 
The Stew Perry Contest is unique by virtue of the handicapping system that levels the playing field for all stations. Herb, KV4FZ, said it best, “Whoever was responsible for the structure of this contest, Lew or Tree, please take a bow...let me tell you they know how to put an exciting Top Band event together. The Stew Perry puts participants in a more equal fair footing… The Stew is truly my favorite”.

The 2010 results show exactly that. N0NI piloted his station to a world high 6,544 points beating all others, operating QRP from Iowa. Last year he was top World Low Power. Toni uses a DXE controller to take advantage of the omni-direction feature. He also has four receive antenna systems, a Hi-Z 8 circle array, a Hi-Z four square, and phased 910 foot long beverages spaced 325 feet toward Europe and Japan.  Toni can use these antennas in diversity with the Elecraft K3 in different combinations. For example, putting the phased Beverages on the main receiver and the 8 circle on the sub-receiver. He says this arrangement is really a lot of fun to use.

The top ten results are listed below and show a mix of three QRP, three Low Power, and four High Power entrants.

Call	Single/Multi	Power	Score
N0NI	S	Q	6544
K8PO	S	H	5488
CE1/K7CA	S	H	5484
N0TT	S	Q	5244
W1BB	M	H	5082
K3ZM	S	H	5025
WB9Z	S	L	5020
W9RE	S	L	4694
K0PK	S	Q	4672
NO3M	S	L	4568

Station hardware for the top ten is also an interesting mix. It is always fascinating to see what the operator at the other end of the QSO is using. Tony, N0NI, operates from a very successful single op and multi-op station in Iowa. Using 5 watts, he beat everyone in the world by a big margin. He also won the golden log plaque with zero busted calls. Paul, K8PO’s station, is a full size Rohn 25 vertical with 100-300 foot radials. Two one wavelength reversible beverages to NE, SW, NW and SE handle the receiving. An Elecraft K3, Acom 2000A and Win-Test complete the inside hardware. Al, CE1/K7CA , uses a 42 foot top loaded vertical with 32 quarter wave radials. His receiving setup is a broadside/endfire phased vertical array pointing north plus a one wavelength beverage pointing to 330 degrees. K3’s in diversity mode and a Ten-Tec Titan helped Al work a dozen Europeans and a similar number of Asians.

Charlie, N0TT, also uses a full size Rohn 25 with 85 radials. It is fed with open wire line to keep losses low. For receiving, he uses two one wavelength beverages in the usual NE/SW and NW/SE directions. In addition, he has a 9 circle array, 420 feet in diameter, with 20 foot elements. An Elecraft K3 does the transmitting and receiving. W1BB was the multi-op using the K1LZ station. Mladen, NU5Y and Velimir, K3JO, teamed with K1LZ to muster a strong effort honoring our namesake Stew Perry, W1BB. For more information, please go to http://www.qrz.com/callsign.html?callsign=w1bb . Peter, K3ZM, has dramatically improved his station to include a full size four square. It sits on his property, flooded by salt water three times in the last five years.  For good measure, Peter also laid down 240, 125' foot long copper radials. On receive he uses several beverages and verticals with phasing. His Elecraft K3 and Alpha 91B are the inside hardware.

Jerry, WB9Z, uses a 160 foot series-fed base insulated guyed tower with 120 foot radials for transmit and an Elecraft K3 fed by six single wire beverages and a two wire beverage all 880 feet or longer for receiving. Mike, W9RE, has a quarter wave vertical for transmit fed by an Icom IC-7800. His receive antenna is an 8 vertical circle array (W8JI EFBS) which are phased to hear in 8 directions. His second station is an Icom IC-781 with roofing filter fed by a SE and NE beverage, both 500 feet long. This combination enables Mike to operate SO2R within 5 KHz of his transmit frequency. Often plagued by noise on top band, this time his QTH was relatively noise free.

Paul, K0PK, has a 95 foot vertical, Yaesu FT2000 at 5 watts and N1MM for logging. Using this gear, he worked a few Europeans and his longest QSO was KH6LC at 6342 km. Eric, NO3M’s transmit antenna is an 88 foot aluminum tubing vertical with 96, 80-130 foot radials. His beverage receiving array consists of 14 elements, all in a staggered end-fire combination covering all compass points.

The top ten finishers use verticals with low ground losses for transmit, beverages and or phased vertical arrays for receive. The good news is you will hear them and they will hear you if you call in.

Special mentions are as follows:

· Jerry, KE9I’s result is very noteworthy since he had more QSO’s than anyone else. He uses an Elecraft K3 and Acom 2000A with Win-Test for logging. His transmit antenna is a 70 foot top loaded vertical with many radials. His receiving antennas are two wire beverages, each 750 feet long pointing NE/SW, NW/SE and E/W.

· TM6M is the Western Brittany Contest Team station. Operated by F1AKK and F8DBF, their 26M high vertical with top loading and 68 radials for transmit and beverages for receiving won top score in Europe.

· Herb, KV4FZ, had the big score from the Caribbean. Not an easy task since QRN often rises above QSO permissible levels.

· TF4M and ZL4AS worked a 17,774 km path for the longest QSO. Cliff, ZL4AS, was using a 15M high dipole with an Elecraft K3 and Yaesu FL-7000 amplifier. On the other side, Thor, TF4M, uses an antenna, which he calls, “The Arctic King”, a vertical on the edge of the sea. You may view his antenna at http://tf4m.com.

· Rich, KL7RA, had the highest score above 60 degree latitude.

· Rick, N6RK, had the California high score.

· Sergei, UA6LFQ, was the top low power scorer from Europe.

· Bill, VE3MMQ, was the top score from Canada

· The JA3YBK Mt. RF Multi-Multi Contest Club was the high score from Japan.

Overall, the scores were lower than 2009. High score then was 8,048 points compared to 6,544 for 2010. Logs submitted in 2009 were 821 and the 2010 contest had 722. We have been blessed by great top band conditions over the past few years.

Well Stew, how did we do? I think he would have been very proud of each entrant’s participation and score.

73, Paul K8PO

Thanks Paul. Once again, thanks to the many sponsors who stepped up and supported this contest with some hard earned dollars, a very robust list of plaques were available. Unless specifically sponsored as a mult-operator plaque – all plaques are for single-op entrants only.

Plaque Donor	Category	Plaque Winner
KL7RA	Top Number of QSOs	KE9I
KL7RA	Top Score, Multi, Outside NA/Europe	KH6LC
W2GD Contesting Team	Top Score, World, Multi	W1BB
TF3KX / Aurora Borealis Award	Top Score, > 60 Deg N Geomagnetic Latitude	KL7RA
W7KF	Oldest Op with > 50 QSOs	W7LR
KB7Q	Top Score, World, QRP	N0TT
N5IA	Top Number of Grids Worked	WF2W
KH6LC / VK-ZL Challenge	Top Score, VK/ZL	ZL3IX
KR2Q / Golden Log Award	Top Number of QSOs w/o bust	K1GU
AE6RF	Top Score, Portable QTH	CE1/K7CA
N0TT	Youngest Op > 50 QSOs	KJ4FDV
K7FL	Top Score, 100% S&P	K2XX
K1EP	Top Score by YL Op	F8BPN
K6ND / K6SE Memorial	Top Score, World	N0NI
N7UA	Top Score, World, High Power	K8PO
N9ADG	Top Score, Asia	C4M
N7JW	Top Score, Japan	JH4UYB
K7CA	Top Score, Zone 17, 18, 22, 23	JT1CO
W7RH	Longest QSO – Low Power	WB9Z
F8BPN	Top Score, Low Power, Europe	UA6LFQ
WA5VGI	Top Score, California	N6RK
SP4K	Top Score, Multi, Europe	TM6M
W0UCE	Top Score, USA, Low Power, Single wire for TX and RX	K1EP
NA0Y	Top Score, USA	K3ZM
K9DX	Top Score, Europe	E77DX
WA2DFI	Top Score, Canada	VE3MMQ
K3TN	Best Soapbox Write-up	K3FIC
TF4M	Longest QSO, High Power (x2)	TF4M / ZL4AS
Horned Toad Acres Wireless	Top Score – Central/South America	KV4FZ

We tip our Boring hat to Lew, W7EW, who organized the plaque listing and is the one who will assure your plaque is procured and shipped to you before the next running of this fine contest.

Here are the score listings – sorted by category.

Busts = QSOs removed for incorrect callsign or received information, or not-in-log.

QSO = Number of valid QSOs after removing Dupes and Busts.

QRP = Number of QRP stations worked (4X multiplier)

LOW = Number of low power stations worked (2X multiplier)

Overtime = Number of QSOs removed because operating time was in excess of 14 hours.

Single operator - High power

CALL	Category	Power	Grid	Raw QSOS	Dupes	Busts	QSO	Points	Grids	Best DX	DX KM	QRP	LOW	TIME	Overtime
K8PO	SingleOp	High	FN54	724	24	8	692	5488	297	ZL3IX	15169	27	175	819	0
CE1/K7CA	SingleOp	High	FG41	292	2	7	283	5484	174	JA4CUU	17659	0	31	639	0
K3ZM	SingleOp	High	FM17	712	9	14	689	5025	301	JH4UYB	11458	28	176	822	0
KV4FZ	SingleOp	High	FK77	429	1	42	386	4205	228	ZL3IX	13898	6	72	759	0
N2IC	SingleOp	High	DM52	592	7	8	577	4017	231	ZL3IX	11551	23	148	716	0
TF4M	SingleOp	High	HP85	440	6	15	419	3920	236	ZL4AS	17774	14	82	752	0
KL7RA	SingleOp	High	BP40	351	5	9	337	3870	189	CE1/K7CA	12200	11	66	720	0
WF2W	SingleOp	High	FN13	652	0	14	638	3654	272	UU7J	8197	24	148	785	0
VE3MMQ	SingleOp	High	FN14	586	7	9	570	3599	247	ZL3IX	14583	24	150	762	0
E77DX	SingleOp	High	JN84	473	2	25	446	3579	252	N7DD	9994	10	88	816	0
KE9I	SingleOp	High	EN61	739	0	15	724	3542	266	JA3YBK	10473	30	182	806	0
K6ND	SingleOp	High	FN42	554	5	5	544	3454	256	JA3YBK	11020	18	128	822	0
N8OO	SingleOp	High	EM31	559	0	13	546	3360	222	A62ER	12847	20	148	819	0
N2KW	SingleOp	High	FN32	499	14	7	478	3251	237	UU7J	8057	23	118	811	0
W5TM	SingleOp	High	EM15	624	18	18	588	3191	226	ZL3IX	12612	26	167	650	0
P40TA	SingleOp	High	FK52	312	4	14	294	3187	179	UU7J	10240	3	33	452	0
K9CT	SingleOp	High	EN50	644	2	9	633	3029	238	JA3YBK	10465	29	169	769	0
VE6WQ	SingleOp	High	DO33	429	0	28	401	2969	179	CE1/K7CA	9948	11	112	534	0
K1LT	SingleOp	High	EM89	648	6	19	623	2931	247	ZL3IX	13885	24	150	787	0
WD5R	SingleOp	High	EM45	602	16	11	575	2829	215	ZL3IX	13050	28	156	765	0
KG7H	SingleOp	High	DN18	409	3	10	396	2796	183	ZL3IX	12269	15	115	758	0
K9NW	SingleOp	High	EN71	613	18	9	586	2737	234	JH2FXK	10567	24	161	741	0
UW2M	SingleOp	High	KN99	324	2	9	313	2639	205	ZL3IX	16482	9	60	788	0
K9DX	SingleOp	High	EN52	574	9	22	543	2532	218	UU7J	8894	21	135	596	0
G3BJ	SingleOp	High	IO82	373	10	6	357	2507	212	VK6GX	14713	14	84	820	0
K3WW	SingleOp	High	FN20	546	9	18	519	2437	223	UU7J	8333	21	127	531	0
RX3APM	SingleOp	High	LO04	331	5	11	315	2377	200	PY1NB	11640	9	71	829	0
N4XD	SingleOp	High	FM05	491	10	12	469	2376	206	UU7J	8983	24	133	724	0
W0PR	SingleOp	High	EN34	519	1	22	496	2339	194	CE1/K7CA	8387	20	140	565	0
G3LET	SingleOp	High	IO90	338	6	10	322	2296	192	VK6GX	14574	10	76	839	0
YL2SM	SingleOp	High	KO37	351	0	14	337	2291	204	ZL3IX	17189	10	78	848	7
K7RL	SingleOp	High	CN88	317	5	4	308	2268	146	UW2M	9013	10	83	394	0
K8FC	SingleOp	High	FN13	445	0	26	419	2258	201	ZL3IX	14536	14	112	588	0
JH4UYB	SingleOp	High	PM64	138	0	3	135	2218	106	CE1/K7CA	17659	1	12	623	0
N6RO	SingleOp	High	CM97	335	3	6	326	2196	161	JA6BZI	9190	12	98	454	0
KU5B	SingleOp	High	EM10	386	2	4	380	2180	181	ZL3IX	12268	14	111	481	0
OH2BO	SingleOp	High	KP20	293	3	5	285	2134	186	CE1/K7CA	13042	9	75	585	0
W0UCE	SingleOp	High	FM06	505	5	12	488	2114	198	UW2M	8703	22	129	805	0
N5LZ	SingleOp	High	DN41	381	10	2	369	2111	166	JH4UYB	9364	17	106	478	0
AB7R	SingleOp	High	CN88	307	0	5	302	2039	148	ZL3IX	11955	11	83	511	0
N5UL	SingleOp	High	DM82	359	5	5	349	2034	176	JH4UYB	10570	14	92	614	0
OK1DOL	SingleOp	High	JN69	369	0	8	361	2030	216	PY1NB	9703	11	85	840	0
W3GH	SingleOp	High	FN00	395	0	16	379	2019	182	UU7J	8557	17	104	477	0
N1LN	SingleOp	High	FM05	408	7	9	392	1984	187	JA3YBK	11408	19	107	488	0
KH7Y	SingleOp	High	BK29	172	0	17	155	1963	94	CE1/K7CA	10467	4	23	496	0
W3KL	SingleOp	High	FM19	442	1	11	430	1891	185	ZL3IX	14333	22	117	600	0
N3IQ	SingleOp	High	FM19	411	3	18	390	1856	178	ZL3IO	13852	22	100	395	0
WJ9B	SingleOp	High	EL89	411	4	12	395	1853	169	UW2M	9554	9	110	898	4
F5IN	SingleOp	High	JN18	305	0	4	301	1778	187	JA3YBK	9749	10	79	578	0
K7MI	SingleOp	High	CN73	260	0	0	260	1748	137	CE1/K7CA	9690	11	77	281	0
G4AMT	SingleOp	High	IO70	179	0	3	176	1707	140	K6XX	8536	6	41	333	0
NK7U	SingleOp	High	DN14	313	2	17	294	1705	146	UU7J	9715	14	91	524	0
G3WPH	SingleOp	High	IO91	267	3	6	258	1626	172	VK6GX	14577	6	71	723	0
JT1CO	SingleOp	High	ON38	166	0	7	159	1618	114	N7GP	10352	2	20	665	0
W8AEF	SingleOp	High	DM33	295	2	13	280	1591	156	JH4UYB	9820	7	68	698	0
W1QK	SingleOp	High	FN31	368	2	18	348	1580	157	UU7J	8137	13	95	447	0
N4PN	SingleOp	High	EM82	361	0	5	356	1577	156	E77DX	8273	14	112	530	0
N6KI	SingleOp	High	DM13	269	1	5	263	1545	142	JA3YBK	9243	8	69	415	0
K9MMS	SingleOp	High	EN51	401	1	6	394	1541	171	CE1/K7CA	7969	14	131	651	0
K9YC	SingleOp	High	CM87	251	2	3	246	1535	135	ZL3IX	11051	13	64	400	0
SE0X	SingleOp	High	JO99	308	7	10	291	1521	182	XU7ACY	8671	8	80	827	0
VE5UF	SingleOp	High	DO61	264	0	8	256	1513	144	CE1/K7CA	9537	8	62	352	0
W9SN	SingleOp	High	EN70	403	0	29	374	1507	170	UU7J	8876	16	116	382	0
RA4LW	SingleOp	High	LO44	196	4	9	183	1488	143	ZL3IX	15862	5	41	491	0
K7HP	SingleOp	High	DM33	302	9	10	283	1468	140	JA3YBK	9536	11	68	855	2
W1KM	SingleOp	High	FN41	226	0	2	224	1467	133	UU7J	8021	7	42	268	0
K1GU	SingleOp	High	EM75	333	2	0	331	1446	167	UU7J	9319	18	101	418	0
F8BPN	SingleOp	High	JN05	263	1	11	251	1442	159	N7DD	8996	9	61	797	0
S53O	SingleOp	High	JN86	301	4	11	286	1440	169	PY1NB	9732	8	82	837	0
SM2M	SingleOp	High	KP03	216	0	1	215	1423	142	XU7ACY	8572	7	59	554	0
N5XJ	SingleOp	High	EM10	294	4	9	281	1422	141	G4AMT	7595	11	80	432	0
JH2FXK	SingleOp	High	PM84	86	0	4	82	1420	74	CE1/K7CA	17295	0	8	489	0
BW2/KU1CW	SingleOp	High	PL04	167	2	4	161	1418	89	N6ND	11139	0	6	526	0
UV5U	SingleOp	High	KO50	252	0	2	250	1409	165	CE1/K7CA	13219	10	65	578	0
N1EU	SingleOp	High	FN32	236	1	0	235	1407	145	JA5DQH	11124	10	63	200	0
W5WMU	SingleOp	High	EM40	307	1	5	301	1393	153	E77DX	8968	9	82	529	0
UA1OMS	SingleOp	High	LP31	210	0	9	201	1392	140	ZL3IX	15993	5	51	636	0
LY9Y	SingleOp	High	KO16	266	0	3	263	1388	175	CE1/K7CA	12838	9	71	716	0
K2AV	SingleOp	High	FM05	357	6	8	343	1360	159	UX2X	8169	17	90	447	0
K4SV	SingleOp	High	EM85	280	1	1	278	1354	151	UW2M	9000	11	77	301	0
N1IW	SingleOp	High	FN42	203	1	5	197	1331	131	UX1UX	7243	7	55	281	0
N4IR	SingleOp	High	EM86	381	4	4	373	1329	156	UU7J	9122	17	106	428	0
DK2OY	SingleOp	High	JO44	275	1	4	270	1322	167	JA3YBK	8968	7	72	787	0
K3WA	SingleOp	High	EN50	341	1	7	333	1272	158	E77DX	8052	15	102	297	0
WS7L	SingleOp	High	CN85	205	1	1	203	1267	119	CE1/K7CA	9736	9	47	734	0
K4SO	SingleOp	High	FM18	325	1	9	315	1262	148	SV3RF	8214	17	98	360	0
N8EA	SingleOp	High	EN82	267	2	2	263	1224	149	UU7J	8598	11	68	427	0
W3TDF	SingleOp	High	FN20	353	2	12	339	1205	127	UW2M	8138	18	93	810	0
KF6T	SingleOp	High	CM98	240	1	7	232	1203	121	JA3YBK	8626	8	70	345	0
N2CU	SingleOp	High	FN02	245	1	1	243	1190	138	ZL3IX	14340	10	70	322	0
K9FO	SingleOp	High	EN61	349	0	11	338	1188	153	CE1/K7CA	7923	15	91	582	0
PA4VHF	SingleOp	High	JO32	248	5	4	239	1149	148	KV4FZ	7269	6	70	660	0
IK0HBN	SingleOp	High	JN62	175	1	1	173	1143	132	JH4UYB	9530	7	44	427	0
W9IU	SingleOp	High	EN60	320	0	12	308	1143	146	UU7J	8977	13	91	268	0
N8BJQ	SingleOp	High	EN80	302	2	2	298	1130	149	CE1/K7CA	7739	13	91	372	0
N4VV	SingleOp	High	EM86	327	4	5	318	1128	142	UU7J	9122	10	88	455	0
UT8IM	SingleOp	High	KN87	207	0	7	200	1111	134	KV4FZ	9464	7	58	806	0
SN7Q	SingleOp	High	JO91	269	2	5	262	1105	164	JA1JRK	8748	8	68	430	0
ZL3IX	SingleOp	High	RE66	47	0	2	45	1098	42	UX2X	17203	0	3	414	0
AD4EB	SingleOp	High	EM65	300	0	4	296	1088	139	TM6M	6616	11	92	284	0
K2XX	SingleOp	High	EM96	228	2	8	218	1074	132	UU7J	9011	8	59	651	0
K0TO	SingleOp	High	DN33	229	2	19	208	1073	115	CE1/K7CA	9052	10	59	286	0
GW3JXN	SingleOp	High	IO72	172	2	9	161	1069	119	K0RF	7164	8	44	300	0
K3TC	SingleOp	High	FM19	274	0	6	268	1058	140	KH7Y	7650	10	78	675	0
W6XI	SingleOp	High	DM42	221	0	16	205	1058	115	CE1/K7CA	7966	8	61	260	0
K3MD	SingleOp	High	FN10	289	4	11	274	1044	136	UU7J	8446	12	73	328	0
SV3RF	SingleOp	High	KM18	136	0	4	132	1044	113	N8OO	9823	4	24	597	0
AC1O	SingleOp	High	FN53	203	0	14	189	1043	119	KH7YS	8243	4	46	523	0
KI6VC	SingleOp	High	DM15	249	1	30	218	1014	107	CE1/K7CA	8572	9	55	464	0
W6NL	SingleOp	High	CM97	151	0	3	148	996	101	CE1/K7CA	8976	6	48	178	0
VE7CC	SingleOp	High	CN99	143	1	6	136	987	95	ZL3IX	12136	3	30	233	0
IV3PRK	SingleOp	High	JN66	219	2	5	212	975	140	PY1NB	9490	5	58	715	0
W6OSP	SingleOp	High	CM88	200	0	6	194	975	107	BW2/KU1CW	10374	8	52	319	0
N4CW	SingleOp	High	FM05	300	0	6	294	958	115	KG7H	3419	14	80	397	0
N3AM	SingleOp	High	FM19	256	1	5	250	946	130	CE1/K7CA	7554	10	81	249	0
UA9KAA	SingleOp	High	MP36	106	0	2	104	932	83	K3ZM	8076	5	24	235	0
PA5KT	SingleOp	High	JO11	162	1	1	160	929	118	N2IC	8593	4	46	382	0
K9MA	SingleOp	High	EN53	255	1	9	245	924	131	CE1/K7CA	8182	12	71	221	0
N1WR	SingleOp	High	FM18	217	1	2	214	918	123	UU7J	8614	9	57	322	0
W0TT	SingleOp	High	EM48	251	1	10	240	917	130	CE1/K7CA	7703	7	79	290	0
N2GC	SingleOp	High	FN30	275	2	2	271	914	113	CE1/K7CA	7642	11	76	533	0
K2TTT	SingleOp	High	FN20	309	4	25	280	885	118	M0DHX	8054	17	68	352	0
K8JQ	SingleOp	High	EM98	294	3	2	289	880	122	KL7RA	5314	15	88	516	0
WX7G	SingleOp	High	DN30	182	0	5	177	879	110	ZL3IX	11894	4	42	293	0
RN3CT	SingleOp	High	KO85	144	0	1	143	873	112	K7RL	8332	3	43	366	0
N6ND	SingleOp	High	DM13	161	1	11	149	854	102	BW2/KU1CW	11139	4	34	346	0
W6UB	SingleOp	High	EM75	211	0	4	207	854	116	UU7J	9319	7	61	251	0
K3STX	SingleOp	High	FM19	209	0	5	204	849	118	SV3RF	8148	7	65	244	0
F6DDR	SingleOp	High	JN38	255	2	10	243	847	153	FM5CD	7197	6	65	799	0
W3SO	SingleOp	High	FN00	222	0	5	217	843	119	CE1/K7CA	7684	6	66	435	0
KO7X	SingleOp	High	DN71	162	1	0	161	826	112	JA3YBK	9487	5	53	188	0
UW5U	SingleOp	High	KN49	183	2	12	169	792	113	VK6GX	12462	7	50	582	0
N6TR	SingleOp	High	CN85	110	0	0	110	787	82	ZL3IX	11711	7	34	89	0
YL2GD	SingleOp	High	KO37	138	0	8	130	784	102	CE1/K7CA	13099	8	32	301	0
W7LR	SingleOp	High	DN45	149	5	10	134	779	91	BW2/KU1CW	10649	2	31	462	0
W8KTQ	SingleOp	High	EN80	289	1	29	259	760	114	G4AMT	5912	12	80	559	0
N7GP	SingleOp	High	DM52	149	2	5	142	737	93	JT1CO	10352	9	34	294	0
ON9CC	SingleOp	High	JO20	176	3	12	161	720	111	N8OO	7901	4	44	479	0
K3TN	SingleOp	High	FM19	194	2	0	192	705	104	KH6LC	7650	8	50	244	0
N4NO	SingleOp	High	EM64	189	0	4	185	682	118	CE1/K7CA	7174	4	47	215	0
SM2CEW	SingleOp	High	KP15	77	0	1	76	681	65	CE1/K7CA	13034	2	12	186	0
DL5AXX	SingleOp	High	JO40	152	0	1	151	675	106	N8OO	8151	7	44	231	0
K2RD	SingleOp	High	CM87	149	2	7	140	670	89	JA3YBK	8542	5	30	406	0
AC0C	SingleOp	High	EM28	193	1	14	178	663	105	KV4FZ	3728	7	52	493	0
DL5MX	SingleOp	High	JO50	161	0	1	160	648	117	KV4FZ	7542	5	49	305	0
K7XC	SingleOp	High	DM09	151	0	6	145	638	91	JA3YBK	8705	5	38	223	0
K6NV	SingleOp	High	CM99	199	1	21	177	627	92	KH6LC	3936	8	34	349	0
N2ED	SingleOp	High	FN20	150	0	17	133	623	89	KH6LC	7802	9	43	171	0
UA4FEN	SingleOp	High	LO23	111	0	3	108	618	88	K3ZM	8494	1	23	523	0
NA3M	SingleOp	High	FM19	154	1	9	144	614	89	CE1/K7CA	7554	3	41	377	0
N4BP	SingleOp	High	EL96	132	0	2	130	612	78	KH6AT	7527	2	28	197	0
RA0FU	SingleOp	High	QN16	62	0	3	59	612	42	CE1/K7CA	16453	0	7	289	0
NT0AF	SingleOp	High	DN98	138	0	9	129	608	93	CE1/K7CA	9037	2	33	473	0
NK7C	SingleOp	High	DM38	125	0	11	114	606	87	JH4UYB	9456	4	21	598	0
KO8Z	SingleOp	High	EN63	203	0	13	190	601	92	N6RO	2937	13	65	269	0
SP7JQQ	SingleOp	High	KO00	154	1	5	148	595	109	K9DX	7680	7	42	393	0
RV1CC	SingleOp	High	KO59	138	0	6	132	594	101	A62ER	4210	4	36	388	0
UA9FGJ	SingleOp	High	LO88	100	0	3	97	590	81	JA3YBK	6255	2	14	470	0
UT3UA	SingleOp	High	KO50	97	0	2	95	568	80	CE1/K7CA	13219	4	19	241	0
FO8RZ	SingleOp	High	BH52	38	0	4	34	566	27	K1LT	9306	1	2	179	0
RX3DBH	SingleOp	High	KO86	135	0	10	125	564	96	JT1CO	4625	3	32	415	0
UZ0U	SingleOp	High	KO50	135	2	6	127	556	100	KV4FZ	8942	2	38	195	0
N6AA	SingleOp	High	DM04	124	0	1	123	544	82	CE1/K7CA	8609	3	22	335	0
N2NS	SingleOp	High	DM06	108	0	4	104	535	70	JH4UYB	9186	4	23	292	0
W5OV	SingleOp	High	EM12	131	0	6	125	526	87	JA3YBK	10698	3	34	157	0
K4XD	SingleOp	High	FM05	129	0	3	126	524	81	UU7J	8983	5	37	214	0
JA0FVU	SingleOp	High	PM97	44	0	0	44	514	39	CE1/K7CA	17065	0	3	285	0
VE3CUI	SingleOp	High	FN03	156	0	10	146	513	79	N6ZFO	3659	11	47	220	0
DL4CF	SingleOp	High	JO51	126	0	2	124	507	96	KV4FZ	7541	4	37	205	0
K5ZD	SingleOp	High	FN42	106	0	1	105	506	76	KH7Y	8093	3	23	94	0
DL5JS	SingleOp	High	JO31	170	3	8	159	491	113	VE3MMQ	5968	4	42	499	0
A45XR	SingleOp	High	LL93	45	0	0	45	487	42	JH7NTJ	7786	1	3	123	0
AA3B	SingleOp	High	FN20	108	0	2	106	478	83	CE1/K7CA	7650	5	24	75	0
DF4PD	SingleOp	High	JO30	116	0	2	114	477	91	JA3YBK	9395	4	21	370	0
K7RSM	SingleOp	High	EM12	109	0	3	106	477	81	CE1/K7CA	7290	1	30	348	0
K7IA	SingleOp	High	DM62	111	0	4	107	464	75	JA3YBK	10033	4	22	224	0
K0UK	SingleOp	High	DM59	108	0	16	92	455	65	JH4UYB	9639	4	25	161	0
N3UM	SingleOp	High	FM18	120	0	3	117	451	80	CE1/K7CA	7443	2	37	153	0
KG9N	SingleOp	High	EN50	129	0	7	122	446	92	K2RD	2947	8	37	83	0
KJ9C	SingleOp	High	EM69	117	0	1	116	434	79	KH6AT	6794	4	39	106	0
RW0BG	SingleOp	High	NP49	56	2	3	51	430	47	A45XR	5487	0	5	378	0
VE7TG	SingleOp	High	CN89	84	0	6	78	421	62	CE1/K7CA	10056	0	15	209	0
W2VJN	SingleOp	High	CN83	91	0	4	87	413	53	BW2/KU1CW	10054	5	20	134	0
UB0A	SingleOp	High	NO56	49	0	3	46	411	41	ZL3IX	13456	1	5	92	0
K4RO	SingleOp	High	EM66	134	1	5	128	410	81	AB7R	3208	4	41	137	0
W6DR	SingleOp	High	CM87	75	0	4	71	408	53	KV4FZ	6042	3	19	171	0
N7FF	SingleOp	High	EM34	108	1	1	106	406	77	K7MI	2926	1	27	169	0
K3XO	SingleOp	High	FM19	109	0	3	106	405	73	UU7J	8530	1	25	242	0
UA0OD	SingleOp	High	OO31	50	0	1	49	402	44	G3BJ	6761	0	4	339	0
W0HW	SingleOp	High	EN35	117	1	2	114	401	80	W7EW	2355	3	30	214	0
NI9H	SingleOp	High	EN61	132	0	6	126	400	85	FM5CD	3905	3	34	338	0
W0DD	SingleOp	High	EN35	105	0	5	100	400	74	E77DX	7897	1	21	184	0
W7KF	SingleOp	High	DN36	85	0	1	84	397	62	KH6LC	4849	0	22	156	0
AA9D	SingleOp	High	EN52	119	0	1	118	393	82	CE1/K7CA	8075	3	20	437	0
NG7Z	SingleOp	High	CN87	74	0	1	73	391	54	K8PO	4113	1	16	154	0
UW5Q	SingleOp	High	KN77	77	0	1	76	387	59	JH2FXK	8076	3	25	101	0
KM6I	SingleOp	High	CM87	100	0	1	99	386	61	K3ZM	4027	3	30	241	0
OK1TN	SingleOp	High	JO70	102	0	6	96	380	75	K9CT	7519	3	29	135	0
W6RLL	SingleOp	High	DM51	80	0	3	77	375	58	FM5CD	5221	2	16	107	0
N6TW	SingleOp	High	CN85	90	1	6	83	372	57	JA3YBK	8064	2	21	193	0
PA0LOU	SingleOp	High	JO21	79	0	0	79	363	69	K9DX	6718	1	10	246	0
W6RKC	SingleOp	High	CM98	84	0	2	82	361	54	CE1/K7CA	9057	2	19	199	0
JH1QDB	SingleOp	High	PM94	30	0	2	28	358	26	W5TM	10328	0	0	237	0
K0YR	SingleOp	High	EN35	106	1	4	101	355	75	K7MI	2539	2	23	149	0
AG4W	SingleOp	High	EM64	90	0	3	87	353	63	CE1/K7CA	7174	2	24	219	0
JA7BME	SingleOp	High	QN00	23	0	1	22	347	20	W5TM	9720	0	1	131	0
N7KQ	SingleOp	High	DM44	84	0	17	67	346	54	CE1/K7CA	8145	2	11	178	0
UT3N	SingleOp	High	KN49	109	0	6	103	344	78	G3BJ	2253	1	37	343	0
PA5TT	SingleOp	High	JO11	102	1	3	98	342	80	RM8W	3399	2	22	168	0
VE2EZD	SingleOp	High	FN46	91	0	1	90	341	57	G3BJ	4787	1	25	246	0
W8TE	SingleOp	High	EN72	58	0	4	54	336	47	CE1/K7CA	7991	1	10	234	0
EU3AR	SingleOp	High	KO22	73	0	1	72	329	60	BW2/KU1CW	8276	2	18	157	0
SO8A	SingleOp	High	KN09	83	0	4	79	329	65	JA3YBK	8775	2	29	199	0
VE9AA	SingleOp	High	FN66	67	0	0	67	318	48	YL2SM	6040	2	17	68	0
N0RN	SingleOp	High	DM79	66	0	3	63	313	55	E77DX	9048	1	14	135	0
WB6JJJ	SingleOp	High	CM99	55	0	0	55	311	44	KV4FZ	5893	0	12	120	0
K3USC	SingleOp	High	EN91	105	1	11	93	307	66	W6OSP	3568	4	25	304	0
W4EF	SingleOp	High	DM04	67	0	1	66	303	52	JH4UYB	9322	1	11	144	0
NI0C	SingleOp	High	EM48	70	0	0	70	301	60	CE1/K7CA	7703	1	16	205	0
K6CTA	SingleOp	High	CM87	74	0	0	74	300	49	K8PO	4527	4	17	229	0
KU2A	SingleOp	High	FN42	79	0	2	77	300	52	CE1/K7CA	7861	2	22	216	0
W2LK	SingleOp	High	FN21	74	0	0	74	300	60	RA4LW	8118	0	18	85	0
W6UQZ	SingleOp	High	CM96	74	1	9	64	300	54	JA3YBK	8752	2	13	242	0
DK1AX	SingleOp	High	JN48	93	0	4	89	295	75	KE9I	7096	1	20	315	0
MM0GPZ	SingleOp	High	IO75	55	0	1	54	294	49	W0FLS	6348	0	2	225	0
KG4CUY	SingleOp	High	EM64	101	0	10	91	291	65	K7RL	3343	1	21	177	0
PY1NB	SingleOp	High	GG87	19	0	3	16	287	16	RX3APM	11640	0	1	166	0
PA3AAV	SingleOp	High	JO22	47	0	1	46	286	41	W5TM	7699	0	10	89	0
NI7R	SingleOp	High	DM33	78	0	2	76	284	58	KH6LC	4430	2	12	236	0
VE3XAT	SingleOp	High	FN25	75	0	2	73	284	53	W8AEF	3491	4	23	153	0
WO9S	SingleOp	High	EN61	86	0	3	83	283	66	TM6M	6199	2	25	140	0
W4PM	SingleOp	High	FM17	84	0	2	82	279	50	E77DX	7496	5	25	128	0
K6HRT	SingleOp	High	DM13	95	1	3	91	276	53	KH6LC	4065	3	21	290	0
N6PE	SingleOp	High	DM13	76	0	6	70	276	51	CE1/K7CA	8404	1	12	150	0
DL7CX	SingleOp	High	JO60	60	0	5	55	269	44	KV4FZ	7684	2	16	87	0
W5GN	SingleOp	High	EM12	77	0	4	73	266	52	K9JF	2657	2	16	126	0
DL3BXX	SingleOp	High	JO72	92	1	5	86	235	72	K8PO	5916	1	18	372	0
NP4Z	SingleOp	High	FK68	25	0	2	23	231	23	UW2M	9569	0	3	37	0
W5DM	SingleOp	High	DM82	68	2	5	61	227	53	WF2W	2575	2	8	405	0
G3OLB	SingleOp	High	IO80	15	0	0	15	223	14	K0HA	6931	0	3	54	0
WB4MAK	SingleOp	High	EM74	72	0	4	68	221	53	G3BJ	6547	1	16	159	0
VK6GX	SingleOp	High	OF88	11	0	2	9	218	9	TM6M	14860	0	0	26	0
K5TR	SingleOp	High	EM00	50	0	3	47	217	39	W1KM	2788	1	15	76	0
PA3FQA	SingleOp	High	JO32	62	0	2	60	214	47	KL7RA	7327	2	19	67	0
W8PN	SingleOp	High	EN91	83	0	0	83	213	54	N6RO	3439	2	16	168	0
VO1HP	SingleOp	High	GN37	26	0	0	26	208	24	UU7J	6501	0	0	59	0
DK7AN	SingleOp	High	JO51	74	0	1	73	207	60	K3ZM	6738	4	18	129	0
K0WB	SingleOp	High	EM37	74	0	4	70	207	58	W7EW	2625	2	19	237	0
UN5J	SingleOp	High	NN19	33	0	3	30	204	29	IK0HBN	5282	0	1	139	0
UT2UB	SingleOp	High	KO50	60	0	4	56	202	49	UA9KAA	2688	2	14	144	0
PA5WT	SingleOp	High	JO22	83	1	3	79	196	63	RA4LW	2882	0	13	180	0
RD1A	SingleOp	High	KO85	54	0	0	54	192	46	UB0A	3285	1	13	174	0
N3KN	SingleOp	High	EM97	79	0	3	76	185	52	KV4FZ	2713	1	17	131	0
W2LE	SingleOp	High	FN20	61	1	2	58	180	43	I4EWH	6881	0	8	151	0
N2BJ	SingleOp	High	EN61	72	0	2	70	179	54	N2IC	2190	0	18	174	0
DL4ME	SingleOp	High	JO50	39	0	1	38	174	34	KE9I	7092	3	14	45	0
W4NZ	SingleOp	High	EM75	51	1	2	48	173	44	CE1/K7CA	7235	0	11	49	0
K3PP	SingleOp	High	FN20	50	0	8	42	167	34	CE1/K7CA	7650	1	8	156	0
DL2MDZ	SingleOp	High	JO50	31	0	1	30	162	29	W1KM	6104	3	13	58	0
K6XX	SingleOp	High	CM87	28	0	1	27	158	23	G4AMT	8536	1	6	25	0
R3PA	SingleOp	High	KO84	21	0	0	21	155	21	KV4FZ	9194	1	2	132	0
W0AO	SingleOp	High	EM29	38	0	1	37	154	34	K7MI	2531	2	8	128	0
IK8UND	SingleOp	High	JN71	42	0	2	40	153	37	OG4T	2468	0	14	138	0
NO9E	SingleOp	High	EM83	45	0	5	40	149	34	JH2FXK	11407	1	16	48	0
OZ1AXG	SingleOp	High	JO65	28	0	3	25	137	24	K1LT	6850	1	2	82	0
K4EDI	SingleOp	High	EM86	53	0	2	51	136	41	FM5CD	3274	1	11	101	0
AC8E	SingleOp	High	EN91	42	0	4	38	134	30	N6RK	3403	2	9	74	0
K7JE	SingleOp	High	DM33	32	0	2	30	129	30	P40TA	5025	1	4	85	0
RA3NC	SingleOp	High	LO07	36	0	2	34	128	31	JT1CO	4359	0	3	75	0
K7ZD	SingleOp	High	DM33	55	0	3	52	126	38	KE9I	2453	3	7	245	0
W5KI	SingleOp	High	EM36	39	0	1	38	124	37	NK7U	2210	0	9	48	0
WW6D	SingleOp	High	CM88	40	0	0	40	124	31	N8OO	2833	2	4	142	0
N7QS	SingleOp	High	CN85	39	0	5	34	115	26	KH7Y	4116	0	6	209	0
KE7YF	SingleOp	High	DM43	45	0	1	44	114	32	KE9I	2291	2	4	161	0
EI7BA	SingleOp	High	IO51	26	0	2	24	111	24	UA1OMS	3501	0	6	60	0
WQ5L	SingleOp	High	EM50	31	0	0	31	107	27	N2IC	1911	2	8	37	0
KR7RK	SingleOp	High	DM42	30	0	0	30	106	30	W2GD	3315	1	4	130	0
WV6E	SingleOp	High	CM87	22	0	4	18	104	16	JT1CO	9281	0	3	56	0
SM5AOG	SingleOp	High	JP80	30	0	3	27	102	26	IK8UND	2118	1	3	98	0
S57DX	SingleOp	High	JN75	30	0	1	29	101	28	UW2M	1854	2	10	25	0
W1FV	SingleOp	High	FN42	32	0	0	32	98	22	OL7M	6411	0	7	46	0
LZ2ZG	SingleOp	High	KN23	28	0	1	27	91	25	UA1OMS	2473	0	7	83	0
W1ZC	SingleOp	High	FN42	17	0	0	17	90	16	RX3APM	7482	0	3	70	0
KH6EZ	SingleOp	High	BL01	10	0	1	9	85	8	N2IC	5064	0	0	104	0
JA1LZR	SingleOp	High	PM95	8	0	1	7	80	7	UU7J	8118	0	0	33	0
BA7IO	SingleOp	High	OL73	19	0	4	15	75	11	JT1CO	2863	0	0	71	0
K9JM	SingleOp	High	CM99	27	0	2	25	74	20	W5TM	2162	1	5	54	0
PA3HGF	SingleOp	High	JO21	31	0	1	30	73	28	TF4M	2223	0	4	124	0
ZL4AS	SingleOp	High	RE43	4	0	0	4	71	3	TF4M	17774	0	0	35	0
OK1KZ	SingleOp	High	JO70	32	0	1	31	68	28	RX3APM	1810	0	7	79	0
AF4OX	SingleOp	High	FM02	24	0	0	24	66	19	K1EA	1315	0	3	49	0
K6XC	SingleOp	High	CM88	22	0	2	20	61	18	KL7RA	3130	0	2	39	0
WA3AFS	SingleOp	High	FN32	20	0	4	16	49	13	E77DX	6886	2	2	75	0
WO6M	SingleOp	High	DM04	14	0	0	14	35	12	N5UL	1502	1	2	32	0
JA7ZP	SingleOp	High	QM09	6	0	1	5	29	5	KH6LC	6450	0	1	21	0
RA3IS	SingleOp	High	KO76	4	0	0	4	22	4	PA5KT	2150	0	2	7	0
JE1RZR	SingleOp	High	PM65	2	0	0	2	16	2	KL7RA	5904	0	0	8	0
NN7ZZ	SingleOp	High	DN41	1	0	0	1	16	1	TM6M	7689	0	0	10	0
W7DRA	SingleOp	High	CN87	12	0	4	8	15	7	KL7RA	2308	0	2	55	0
N8XI	SingleOp	High	EN82	6	0	1	5	5	5	K4SV	777	0	0	20	0
EW1DO	SingleOp	High	KO33	36	0	34	2	2	1	TF4M	0	0	0	237	0

Single operator - Low power

CALL	Category	Power	Grid	Raw QSOS	Dupes	Busts	QSO	Points	Grids	Best DX	DX KM	QRP	LOW	TIME	Overtime
WB9Z	SingleOp	Low	EN60	558	1	10	547	5020	221	ZL3IX	13650	26	150	830	0
W9RE	SingleOp	Low	EM69	611	8	7	596	4694	212	UU7J	9067	26	161	820	0
NO3M	SingleOp	Low	EN91	575	18	7	550	4568	215	UU7J	8580	25	143	836	0
K7NJ	SingleOp	Low	DM37	368	3	5	360	4306	171	BW2/KU1CW	11131	14	93	824	0
NE9U	SingleOp	Low	EN55	476	8	9	459	3950	184	E77DX	7671	18	137	842	1
W7RH	SingleOp	Low	DM35	346	5	5	336	3866	158	ZL3IX	11512	12	92	810	0
W0AIH	SingleOp	Low	EN44	442	2	35	405	3846	189	CE1/K7CA	8335	24	118	903	19
KB7Q	SingleOp	Low	DN45	389	27	14	348	3516	156	RA0FU	7518	15	97	748	0
K1PX	SingleOp	Low	FN31	412	0	2	410	3466	164	KH6LC	7950	17	113	825	0
K1EP	SingleOp	Low	FN42	358	5	4	349	2976	143	S51V	6635	16	91	808	0
W9XT	SingleOp	Low	EN53	393	4	4	385	2942	160	CE1/K7CA	8182	24	111	698	0
N6RK	SingleOp	Low	CM98	269	5	3	261	2806	131	CE1/K7CA	9057	11	76	524	0
N7IR	SingleOp	Low	DM43	272	0	1	271	2802	145	ZL3IX	11491	10	65	548	0
WB8JUI	SingleOp	Low	EN81	390	5	6	379	2762	160	OH2BO	6966	16	122	594	0
NA8V	SingleOp	Low	EN83	342	3	2	337	2754	164	CE1/K7CA	8066	15	98	683	0
W1WBB	SingleOp	Low	FN41	302	1	1	300	2752	149	KH6LC	8114	15	80	772	0
W0UO	SingleOp	Low	EM12	282	3	5	274	2582	149	JH2FXK	10698	10	75	400	0
VE3OSZ	SingleOp	Low	FN25	276	1	3	272	2536	138	E77DX	6821	9	75	658	0
KQ7W	SingleOp	Low	CN87	229	5	7	217	2514	117	JH4UYB	8203	9	58	526	0
N3CO	SingleOp	Low	EN72	339	1	7	331	2396	156	CE1/K7CA	7991	13	95	612	0
VE3MGY	SingleOp	Low	FN03	336	0	20	316	2234	144	CE1/K7CA	8014	22	86	569	0
N9CK	SingleOp	Low	EN53	303	2	1	300	2172	139	JA3YBK	10196	12	91	413	0
K0BJ	SingleOp	Low	DM99	234	1	4	229	2144	140	JA3YBK	9884	10	61	352	0
KK7S	SingleOp	Low	CN87	197	2	6	189	2112	114	JH4UYB	8203	7	49	514	0
N8AA	SingleOp	Low	EM79	276	1	1	274	2090	141	UX2X	8150	15	86	258	0
N4YDU	SingleOp	Low	FM06	309	1	8	300	2064	133	UX2X	8083	16	88	430	0
K0RC	SingleOp	Low	EN35	233	0	4	229	2050	130	OK1DOL	7292	12	72	213	0
K2UF	SingleOp	Low	FN32	252	0	9	243	1992	120	S53O	6766	14	68	625	0
K4ZGB	SingleOp	Low	EM63	276	0	20	256	1988	125	K0PJ	3385	16	80	346	0
N9AUG	SingleOp	Low	EN80	286	1	4	281	1886	132	E77DX	7677	12	83	590	0
K0EA	SingleOp	Low	EN34	228	0	11	217	1880	121	CE1/K7CA	8387	7	62	386	0
UA6LFQ	SingleOp	Low	KN97	175	0	3	172	1830	124	K3ZM	8660	5	43	700	0
WA1UJU	SingleOp	Low	EN56	249	3	2	244	1794	110	WB6JJJ	2703	15	74	403	0
K7BG	SingleOp	Low	DN47	143	1	3	139	1712	89	CE1/K7CA	9322	6	47	166	0
K1DM	SingleOp	Low	FN31	228	1	6	221	1690	111	RX3APM	7669	11	57	538	0
NA4K	SingleOp	Low	EM75	240	0	1	239	1664	124	K7RL	3419	11	75	258	0
N2WN	SingleOp	Low	EM86	189	0	3	186	1644	118	FO8RZ	9148	9	48	409	0
W0IZL	SingleOp	Low	EN01	172	0	4	168	1636	107	E77DX	8553	7	45	583	0
R1DM	SingleOp	Low	KO49	171	0	4	167	1622	119	K3ZM	7313	4	47	409	0
K9NR	SingleOp	Low	EN61	200	0	11	189	1616	104	OH1ND	6966	11	68	187	0
PI4TUE	SingleOp	Low	JO21	223	2	6	215	1610	131	KE9I	6676	5	62	544	0
N0UY	SingleOp	Low	EN18	175	0	6	169	1572	103	KV4FZ	4494	4	45	452	0
N6ZFO	SingleOp	Low	CM89	131	1	2	128	1564	88	JH4UYB	8705	5	33	489	0
K7CS	SingleOp	Low	FM18	222	0	4	218	1510	111	TM6M	5711	7	68	362	0
WD8KNC	SingleOp	Low	EN80	263	0	20	243	1478	115	KA1MAX	3452	8	74	516	0
N4ARO	SingleOp	Low	EM86	225	1	6	218	1432	118	AJ6T	3536	6	66	675	0
N0AT	SingleOp	Low	EN34	186	2	5	179	1408	110	NP4A	3763	11	56	168	0
RA6YDX	SingleOp	Low	LN04	121	1	2	118	1400	97	K3ZM	9003	4	27	402	0
K9QVB	SingleOp	Low	EN62	210	0	7	203	1384	120	TM6M	6132	9	56	210	0
N0TK	SingleOp	Low	DM79	167	0	6	161	1370	105	KH6LC	5251	5	42	605	0
OK1FPS	SingleOp	Low	JO70	215	1	3	211	1328	132	K3ZM	7039	6	62	585	0
NE7D	SingleOp	Low	CN84	163	1	5	157	1322	88	JA3YBK	8122	5	37	690	0
OK1HFP	SingleOp	Low	JN69	193	0	2	191	1318	134	K3ZM	6962	5	64	514	0
NE0S	SingleOp	Low	EM28	161	0	7	154	1310	107	CE1/K7CA	7826	5	39	401	0
DJ3RA	SingleOp	Low	JO72	181	1	2	178	1300	123	K3ZM	6939	4	54	476	0
W3EF	SingleOp	Low	FM19	177	1	4	172	1296	108	KH6LC	7650	5	40	303	0
OK2BFN	SingleOp	Low	JN89	161	0	1	160	1286	112	K3ZM	7218	7	46	432	0
UA9CBM	SingleOp	Low	MO06	103	1	5	97	1276	83	JA3YBK	6063	2	13	623	0
4B2S	SingleOp	Low	DL49	150	0	6	144	1272	83	JA3YBK	9965	4	32	204	0
N2FJ	SingleOp	Low	FN24	196	0	7	189	1268	84	G6MC	5219	13	64	537	0
N0IM	SingleOp	Low	EN36	134	0	4	130	1266	92	JA3YBK	9740	5	37	325	0
N2NT	SingleOp	Low	FN20	162	0	0	162	1246	94	YL2SM	6964	7	44	223	0
K0RI	SingleOp	Low	DM78	139	0	6	133	1244	96	KH6LC	5233	4	34	266	0
WA9AQN	SingleOp	Low	EM59	178	1	1	176	1238	109	KV4FZ	3365	7	51	242	0
KU8E	SingleOp	Low	EM72	160	0	5	155	1210	94	KH6LC	7037	6	46	418	0
W7FKF	SingleOp	Low	EM12	156	13	12	131	1194	91	CE1/K7CA	7290	3	36	599	0
K4IQJ	SingleOp	Low	EM72	139	0	4	135	1168	83	KH6LC	7037	5	34	209	0
HA8BE	SingleOp	Low	KN06	136	0	2	134	1160	106	N1LN	7928	7	42	186	0
KS0T	SingleOp	Low	EN36	139	0	4	135	1160	91	FM5CD	4632	8	39	204	0
K9AY	SingleOp	Low	EN53	119	0	1	118	1154	85	JA3YBK	10196	10	29	128	0
DJ3WE	SingleOp	Low	JN57	164	1	1	162	1152	115	KV4FZ	7551	5	41	406	0
N9ADG	SingleOp	Low	CN97	106	1	5	100	1142	72	JA3YBK	8076	7	28	212	0
WF7T	SingleOp	Low	EM66	177	0	5	172	1138	100	FM5CD	3551	5	50	309	0
W4IX	SingleOp	Low	EM84	176	0	4	172	1126	97	KH6LC	7194	4	52	333	0
K3JT	SingleOp	Low	EM99	153	0	2	151	1092	94	UX2X	7937	9	41	186	0
KR4F	SingleOp	Low	EM64	153	0	1	152	1050	86	FM5CD	3423	5	43	195	0
UR5IFB	SingleOp	Low	KN87	107	0	1	106	1022	87	K3ZM	8548	3	25	335	0
KJ4FDV	SingleOp	Low	EM63	156	0	2	154	1002	96	KL7RA	5424	5	46	245	0
N8HP	SingleOp	Low	EM79	172	1	7	164	1000	98	K7RL	3171	3	48	468	0
DL4WA	SingleOp	Low	JO60	150	0	2	148	982	114	N2KW/1	6287	6	44	556	0
WW9R	SingleOp	Low	EN52	153	1	10	142	926	85	K9YC	2936	5	47	144	0
DJ9MH	SingleOp	Low	JO50	151	0	3	148	924	104	K3ZM	6784	6	43	357	0
WO4O	SingleOp	Low	EM66	142	0	3	139	920	88	CE1/K7CA	7387	7	32	193	0
UX1UX	SingleOp	Low	KO50	122	0	10	112	916	86	KV4FZ	8942	2	22	628	0
N0KBD	SingleOp	Low	EN35	132	1	11	120	902	78	K7MI	2539	5	39	251	0
SM5EPO	SingleOp	Low	JP80	116	1	3	112	896	85	A62ER	4843	3	32	290	0
K1TR	SingleOp	Low	FN42	150	1	1	148	892	74	EI2CN	4759	4	39	196	0
OM6AL	SingleOp	Low	JN99	157	0	10	147	888	100	N2KW/1	6715	5	49	470	0
VE1ZA	SingleOp	Low	FN84	94	0	2	92	888	55	E7DX	6088	3	21	184	0
WB2ABD	SingleOp	Low	FN02	108	0	0	108	882	77	UX2X	7573	3	29	160	0
WS6X	SingleOp	Low	DM06	101	0	3	98	860	69	JA3YBK	8898	1	17	342	0
WA2MCR	SingleOp	Low	FN31	131	0	6	125	858	75	I4EWH	6679	4	34	284	0
N4NM	SingleOp	Low	EM64	128	1	4	123	848	84	K7MI	3408	4	32	240	0
WA7YAZ	SingleOp	Low	DN40	117	0	4	113	844	80	KL7RA	3517	4	23	356	0
UT7UW	SingleOp	Low	KO50	88	0	2	86	836	75	FM5CD	8920	2	12	388	0
W0JPL	SingleOp	Low	EM48	121	0	1	120	830	86	KV4FZ	3435	4	34	165	0
KN5S	SingleOp	Low	EM86	157	0	12	145	828	89	K7MI	3631	2	40	403	0
KE0L	SingleOp	Low	EN35	115	1	2	112	820	80	W6NL	2486	3	28	220	0
AA9DY	SingleOp	Low	FN42	114	0	7	107	816	68	SM2M	5982	3	29	418	0
N9TF	SingleOp	Low	EN52	123	0	0	123	816	87	K7MI	2916	2	30	264	0
SN5J	SingleOp	Low	KO02	133	0	3	130	810	97	W1BB	6542	3	27	636	0
K3NG	SingleOp	Low	FN20	140	1	2	137	800	77	VE6WQ	3182	5	39	293	0
DD5M	SingleOp	Low	JN58	140	1	1	138	798	96	N2KW/1	6263	4	39	396	0
R1AZ	SingleOp	Low	KO59	113	1	6	106	796	85	TM6M	2616	2	22	446	0
RM2U	SingleOp	Low	LO07	78	0	1	77	782	58	JH2FXK	7186	2	23	117	0
UA4AAC	SingleOp	Low	LO00	87	0	2	85	778	73	TF4M	3921	3	19	251	0
K9CW	SingleOp	Low	EN50	115	0	2	113	766	79	FM5CD	3961	1	29	148	0
YT2AAA	SingleOp	Low	JN94	122	0	2	120	762	95	TF4M	3451	2	27	396	0
K5NZ	SingleOp	Low	EM20	86	0	2	84	750	71	N6TR	2946	3	24	67	0
W0BM	SingleOp	Low	EN33	110	0	4	106	748	77	KL7RA	4234	2	27	248	0
K0NW	SingleOp	Low	DM13	108	0	8	100	746	61	KH7Y	4065	4	20	363	0
KS4S	SingleOp	Low	FM04	117	1	4	112	746	63	N0IM	1779	5	40	188	0
N8MR	SingleOp	Low	EN82	110	0	6	104	742	68	TM6M	5866	7	38	120	0
VA3DX	SingleOp	Low	FN03	100	0	2	98	728	66	TF4M	4169	5	27	97	0
K8VUS	SingleOp	Low	EN91	124	0	7	117	722	72	N6RO	3439	2	34	368	0
OK1MAW	SingleOp	Low	JN89	121	0	1	120	722	84	W1BB	6466	1	36	227	0
SP5CJY	SingleOp	Low	KO02	91	0	8	83	716	70	N4XD	7583	3	18	467	0
W6RQR	SingleOp	Low	CM99	88	1	6	81	708	55	JH2FXK	8564	3	22	275	0
AI4GR	SingleOp	Low	EM85	94	0	0	94	706	70	KH6LC	7181	4	23	331	0
IK3ORD	SingleOp	Low	JN55	104	1	4	99	700	79	K3ZM	7028	3	19	588	0
W4SVP	SingleOp	Low	FM07	142	0	8	134	692	80	KG7H	3291	3	39	583	0
YO3APJ	SingleOp	Low	KN34	75	0	1	74	680	65	TF4M	3804	3	26	103	0
K8AB	SingleOp	Low	EN91	120	0	6	114	678	72	N6RO	3439	4	35	516	0
K7SS	SingleOp	Low	CN87	78	1	1	76	670	52	KH6LC	4243	1	21	136	0
N7WA	SingleOp	Low	CN87	76	0	3	73	670	50	W2GD	3918	2	25	109	0
NB4M	SingleOp	Low	EM65	120	0	12	108	666	76	K7RL	3274	4	26	172	0
LZ1HW	SingleOp	Low	KN13	97	6	2	89	660	74	A62ER	3519	3	18	453	0
W6OAT	SingleOp	Low	CM87	86	0	2	84	656	50	K3ZM	4027	1	20	209	0
OM4DN	SingleOp	Low	JN98	111	0	3	108	638	83	TF4M	3085	3	28	440	0
WT9U	SingleOp	Low	EN71	100	0	0	100	638	75	KV4FZ	3274	6	21	93	0
K8MR	SingleOp	Low	EN91	94	0	3	91	628	66	K6LL	3164	5	28	65	0
W3AG	SingleOp	Low	FN00	108	0	0	108	626	70	K7RL	3559	3	29	218	0
LY5M	SingleOp	Low	KO05	92	0	1	91	618	72	W1BB	6378	2	20	341	0
OK1DST	SingleOp	Low	JN79	128	0	5	123	616	85	W1BB	6339	4	34	495	0
OK1NE	SingleOp	Low	JO70	124	0	2	122	616	86	TF4M	2732	3	33	286	0
W1END	SingleOp	Low	FN42	100	0	1	99	616	56	TF4M	3900	2	29	238	0
KN5H	SingleOp	Low	DM43	78	1	1	76	612	57	K8PO	3791	2	15	207	0
N4UC	SingleOp	Low	EM64	100	0	4	96	608	71	AB7R	3343	4	20	137	0
KU8T	SingleOp	Low	EN71	116	0	13	103	604	68	WX7G	2349	5	40	225	0
KI0J	SingleOp	Low	DM79	75	0	0	75	598	63	K8PO	3010	1	20	203	0
K9IJ	SingleOp	Low	EN52	104	0	5	99	592	64	KV4FZ	3585	1	26	197	0
OK2BNF	SingleOp	Low	JN89	116	1	4	111	592	84	W1BB	6466	4	24	356	0
RM5Z	SingleOp	Low	KO81	90	0	6	84	592	67	G3BJ	2715	2	21	326	0
K0IR	SingleOp	Low	EN25	70	0	1	69	584	58	VE1DX	2510	3	22	86	0
OK1SKJ	SingleOp	Low	JO70	124	1	8	115	584	83	TF4M	2732	4	29	469	0
KA4R	SingleOp	Low	EM86	116	0	11	105	580	69	E77DX	7972	1	24	527	0
K4DJ	SingleOp	Low	EM95	101	0	0	101	574	63	VE6WQ	3192	2	27	106	0
W1EQ	SingleOp	Low	FN41	102	1	3	98	568	51	TF4M	3994	5	26	152	0
K4XU	SingleOp	Low	CN94	72	1	4	67	564	48	KH7Y	4191	1	19	189	0
SN2I	SingleOp	Low	JO93	80	0	0	80	564	57	K3ZM	7126	3	26	122	0
W9YNI	SingleOp	Low	EN61	121	0	19	102	564	69	KV4FZ	3389	2	26	530	0
K9JU	SingleOp	Low	EN52	103	0	3	100	562	74	KG7H	2274	2	26	309	0
VE2AWR	SingleOp	Low	FN46	84	0	0	84	552	52	N2IC	3575	1	19	134	0
W8WTS	SingleOp	Low	EN91	100	0	2	98	552	62	N7XM	3204	2	36	296	0
AA0AW	SingleOp	Low	EN36	73	0	0	73	550	57	K9YC	2660	2	21	107	0
WA9VEE	SingleOp	Low	EN62	99	0	6	93	548	63	K7MI	3075	5	23	218	0
OM3BA	SingleOp	Low	JN88	100	0	1	99	534	77	TF4M	2997	2	26	346	0
W3WH	SingleOp	Low	EN90	109	0	7	102	532	71	N6RO	3452	1	26	248	0
N2LQ	SingleOp	Low	FN02	30	0	1	29	530	27	CE1/K7CA	7904	1	4	186	0
N3LT	SingleOp	Low	FN00	75	0	2	73	530	62	W7EW	3601	3	22	297	0
G4BUO	SingleOp	Low	JO01	61	0	0	61	524	52	KE9I	6433	3	9	125	0
K0IO	SingleOp	Low	EN31	62	0	2	60	524	50	KV4FZ	3769	2	19	104	0
W8IDM	SingleOp	Low	EN91	108	0	2	106	522	62	K7RL	3358	2	31	215	0
K2MK	SingleOp	Low	FM29	104	0	2	102	514	56	KV4FZ	2623	3	25	222	0
K4FTO	SingleOp	Low	FM18	106	0	7	99	514	55	KV4FZ	2604	4	25	250	0
K3FIV	SingleOp	Low	CM88	72	0	0	72	512	44	VE3MMQ	3847	1	19	263	0
KD5M	SingleOp	Low	EM60	60	0	3	57	510	51	KH6LC	6876	3	13	305	0
KE6QR	SingleOp	Low	CM88	93	1	3	89	504	47	KH6LC	3732	1	20	354	0
DL3YM	SingleOp	Low	JN49	98	1	0	97	498	69	K8PO	5690	5	17	299	0
WB4ZPF	SingleOp	Low	FM07	101	0	3	98	496	63	K8IA	2924	1	27	253	0
DL5KUD	SingleOp	Low	JO64	81	0	1	80	488	66	W1BB	5969	2	14	329	0
SM5MX	SingleOp	Low	JO99	74	0	2	72	488	59	TF4M	2219	2	7	190	0
GW3OQK	SingleOp	Low	IO81	57	0	2	55	484	49	K3ZM	5824	2	4	254	0
N1CC	SingleOp	Low	EM12	76	0	2	74	482	56	KH6LC	5912	0	13	304	0
K2EN	SingleOp	Low	FN03	90	0	1	89	480	57	N7DD	3041	3	22	262	0
K8AJX	SingleOp	Low	EM62	81	0	3	78	480	60	K7RL	3486	2	20	183	0
AE6RF	SingleOp	Low	CM87	86	0	3	83	476	42	W1BB	4407	1	17	345	0
K5OAI	SingleOp	Low	DM91	69	0	6	63	462	48	K8PO	3132	1	11	427	0
JE1SPY	SingleOp	Low	PM95	32	0	5	27	460	25	N2IC	9681	0	0	142	0
OZ7BQ	SingleOp	Low	JO65	82	0	3	79	458	66	W1BB	5924	0	17	283	0
OK1MGW	SingleOp	Low	JO70	90	0	2	88	452	72	K8PO	6021	2	25	250	0
W1XT	SingleOp	Low	DM33	69	0	0	69	448	52	KH6LC	4430	2	7	254	0
UR8IDX	SingleOp	Low	KN87	57	0	2	55	446	49	TF4M	3995	1	7	194	0
N3CZ	SingleOp	Low	EM85	75	0	0	75	444	54	CE1/K7CA	7195	0	17	167	0
N0OK	SingleOp	Low	EN35	63	0	2	61	442	53	N6RK	2433	3	15	308	0
K0JUH	SingleOp	Low	EN35	65	0	2	63	430	50	FM5CD	4562	1	14	174	0
W0PC	SingleOp	Low	EM48	79	0	4	75	418	58	K8PO	1947	2	17	221	0
KE3X	SingleOp	Low	FM18	78	0	0	78	410	54	VE6WQ	3200	1	20	70	0
DL1DXA	SingleOp	Low	JO61	95	0	8	87	408	65	TF4M	2558	1	19	216	0
KS4L	SingleOp	Low	EM64	78	0	1	77	406	53	KE0UI	1670	3	20	140	0
F8CRS	SingleOp	Low	JN38	69	0	1	68	402	56	W1BB	5866	2	15	189	0
KD7UO	SingleOp	Low	CN87	46	0	3	43	400	39	K3ZM	3880	0	12	238	0
WA0WWW	SingleOp	Low	DN17	49	0	1	48	394	38	K8PO	3675	2	8	219	0
YO2IS	SingleOp	Low	KN05	60	0	0	60	394	48	TF4M	3445	1	11	126	0
K4HAL	SingleOp	Low	EM64	53	0	0	53	390	47	W6OSP	3236	3	11	79	0
KJ4DHF	SingleOp	Low	FM17	77	0	4	73	390	50	K7NJ	3164	0	19	437	0
OK6Y	SingleOp	Low	JN89	71	0	0	71	386	58	TF4M	2908	1	12	271	0
DL3DTH	SingleOp	Low	JO61	76	0	0	76	384	59	TF4M	2558	3	18	192	0
AE4O	SingleOp	Low	EM73	73	0	1	72	382	49	N1BUG	1909	0	15	213	0
K3LR	SingleOp	Low	EM15	56	0	1	55	382	48	K8PO	2576	1	16	170	0
WB7FJG	SingleOp	Low	CN87	56	0	2	54	380	40	NN2L	3719	0	15	169	0
G3RLE	SingleOp	Low	IO83	56	0	1	55	374	46	K8PO	4754	0	5	239	0
UA4FCO	SingleOp	Low	LO23	38	0	3	35	374	32	K8PO	7474	1	4	165	0
W6CWM	SingleOp	Low	DM04	74	0	10	64	374	42	K9CT	2721	1	16	254	0
N0NM	SingleOp	Low	DM99	64	1	5	58	370	44	W6OSP	1905	0	14	279	0
DF3CB	SingleOp	Low	JN58	60	0	1	59	368	50	VE3MMQ	6383	0	15	188	0
N0AX	SingleOp	Low	EM48	65	0	2	63	366	55	KG7H	2362	3	21	170	0
UR5IFX	SingleOp	Low	KN87	56	0	1	55	366	44	TF4M	3995	1	6	311	0
VA7ST	SingleOp	Low	DO00	52	0	0	52	358	35	JA3YBK	8020	0	10	81	0
N4AU	SingleOp	Low	EM62	63	0	1	62	356	47	N2IC	2064	0	17	176	0
SM5DXR	SingleOp	Low	JO89	66	0	8	58	356	49	UU7J	2051	1	10	223	0
K7TQ	SingleOp	Low	DN16	47	1	6	40	352	34	N1BUG	3663	1	6	106	0
OK2HZ	SingleOp	Low	JN99	43	0	1	42	348	38	A62ER	4086	1	8	161	0
UT2UU	SingleOp	Low	KO50	53	0	1	52	340	43	F8BPN	2291	1	10	82	0
K5QWO	SingleOp	Low	EM15	48	0	2	46	334	40	N6TR	2453	2	11	359	0
K5ACO	SingleOp	Low	EM45	46	0	3	43	332	33	KG7H	2574	3	11	82	0
W1TO	SingleOp	Low	FN32	50	0	1	49	332	37	K7NJ	3429	2	13	56	0
DK2BJ	SingleOp	Low	JO30	58	0	1	57	330	48	UA1OMS	2723	2	10	145	0
N7ON	SingleOp	Low	DM09	65	2	1	62	328	43	KU5B	2235	1	18	134	0
K4BSK	SingleOp	Low	EM95	65	0	0	65	318	43	K0RC	1503	1	12	129	0
VE2FK	SingleOp	Low	FN68	45	0	0	45	318	30	TF4M	3174	0	11	98	0
NV9X	SingleOp	Low	EN61	80	0	9	71	310	52	VE6WQ	2350	1	23	376	0
DM2LB	SingleOp	Low	JO61	60	0	3	57	308	50	TF4M	2558	2	10	259	0
N0UD	SingleOp	Low	DN86	47	0	5	42	302	37	K8PO	2647	0	10	124	0
N7MAL	SingleOp	Low	DM25	60	0	2	58	302	36	KH6LC	4295	2	7	185	0
KB9S	SingleOp	Low	EN44	59	0	3	56	300	47	K8IA	2111	3	12	96	0
YO2GL	SingleOp	Low	KN05	58	1	3	54	298	47	UA1OMS	2448	0	8	242	0
N1SZ	SingleOp	Low	FM19	50	0	1	49	296	38	KL7RA	5445	1	13	65	0
VA7MM	SingleOp	Low	CN89	44	0	3	41	288	31	KH6LC	4377	0	8	105	0
K6GEP	SingleOp	Low	DM13	52	0	2	50	286	27	VE6WQ	2245	2	10	173	0
OK1ARO	SingleOp	Low	JO70	60	0	2	58	282	52	TF4M	2732	0	6	190	0
K7GT	SingleOp	Low	CN82	42	0	2	40	280	33	N4OGW	3125	1	8	75	0
W8JH	SingleOp	Low	EN81	58	0	5	53	278	44	K7MI	3424	1	15	196	0
AF8C	SingleOp	Low	EN91	106	0	35	71	276	48	VE5UF	2268	0	10	368	0
PA0TCA	SingleOp	Low	JO21	36	0	1	35	270	32	WF2W	5915	0	4	88	0
DK2CX	SingleOp	Low	JN58	62	0	0	62	266	53	TF4M	2742	0	10	314	0
KE4R	SingleOp	Low	EM73	52	0	2	50	266	40	KV4FZ	2671	0	11	111	0
W0ZQ	SingleOp	Low	EN34	44	0	0	44	266	37	KF6T	2418	1	9	76	0
W5EEA	SingleOp	Low	DM79	37	0	7	30	264	27	K3ZM	2443	4	8	183	0
W3DQ	SingleOp	Low	FM18	44	0	4	40	260	34	VE6WQ	3200	1	11	72	0
WU9B	SingleOp	Low	DM43	40	0	0	40	260	34	P40TA	4848	0	4	175	0
K0TV	SingleOp	Low	FN42	42	0	0	42	254	30	N6TR	4112	0	13	110	0
NF8M	SingleOp	Low	EN82	66	1	5	60	252	46	W5TM	1438	0	17	93	0
DL7UMK	SingleOp	Low	JO62	55	1	1	53	248	44	K8PO	5795	1	11	151	0
I2WIJ	SingleOp	Low	JN45	45	0	0	45	240	38	TF4M	2945	0	7	101	0
DK1KC	SingleOp	Low	JN58	43	0	0	43	236	37	RX3APM	2169	1	6	121	0
K3TD	SingleOp	Low	EM10	33	1	3	29	236	25	KG7H	2621	2	5	104	0
N9WKW	SingleOp	Low	EM69	50	0	3	47	236	40	VE6WQ	2507	3	10	72	0
UR5MBA	SingleOp	Low	KN98	41	0	1	40	236	33	F5IN	2637	0	3	115	0
EW6GF	SingleOp	Low	KO55	39	0	1	38	234	34	MD0CCE	2282	2	10	164	0
K2DB	SingleOp	Low	FN24	25	0	1	24	234	23	G4AMT	5120	2	5	79	0
OK1DDV	SingleOp	Low	JN79	50	0	2	48	232	43	K8PO	6075	0	8	146	0
N8OB	SingleOp	Low	EN80	59	0	7	52	220	35	W5TM	1347	0	6	263	0
AC0T	SingleOp	Low	DM79	61	0	17	44	218	40	W2GD	2569	1	5	534	0
G4LWB	SingleOp	Low	IO92	43	0	2	41	214	37	TF4M	1903	0	4	232	0
KS1J	SingleOp	Low	FN41	47	0	8	39	210	29	N8OO	2253	0	11	97	0
WB0N	SingleOp	Low	EN34	35	0	1	34	202	30	K8PO	1902	1	13	192	0
KG9Z	SingleOp	Low	EN90	38	0	5	33	198	30	FM5CD	3475	0	8	98	0
YO5DAS	SingleOp	Low	KN17	40	1	0	39	198	32	G3WPH	1786	1	10	91	0
K1DW	SingleOp	Low	EM40	30	0	2	28	196	25	K8PO	2476	0	8	34	0
W7QN	SingleOp	Low	CN87	49	0	4	45	186	26	KL7RA	2308	0	11	226	0
WA6L	SingleOp	Low	DM12	27	0	3	24	186	21	KE9I	2834	2	2	94	0
K8GT	SingleOp	Low	EN82	43	0	1	42	182	35	K8PO	1153	0	11	86	0
KB4KBS	SingleOp	Low	EM74	32	0	1	31	182	27	N2KW/1	1371	1	9	93	0
SE5E	SingleOp	Low	JO89	29	0	0	29	182	28	TF4M	2126	1	3	35	0
KS4X	SingleOp	Low	EM75	40	0	1	39	180	31	N2IC	2237	0	8	171	0
N1IBM	SingleOp	Low	FM29	30	0	0	30	180	25	I4EWH	6946	0	5	104	0
DL5SWB	SingleOp	Low	JO53	41	0	0	41	178	34	TF4M	2300	1	7	153	0
K1TN	SingleOp	Low	EN55	32	0	2	30	178	28	VE6WQ	1941	1	12	44	0
US6CQ	SingleOp	Low	KN69	39	0	2	37	178	31	I4EWH	1614	0	3	243	0
K6III	SingleOp	Low	CM99	25	0	0	25	172	20	KH6LC	3936	0	5	29	0
W0AD	SingleOp	Low	EN34	36	0	5	31	168	28	K8IA	1973	0	7	76	0
DL8UKE	SingleOp	Low	JO72	38	0	1	37	166	25	UV5U	1131	2	14	54	0
AJ4OM	SingleOp	Low	EM96	37	0	1	36	162	28	W5TM	1446	0	6	193	0
W4BK	SingleOp	Low	EM66	32	0	0	32	154	28	WF2W	1153	2	6	51	0
F3WT	SingleOp	Low	JN18	36	0	7	29	152	29	K8PO	5339	0	2	158	0
LZ1AQ	SingleOp	Low	KN12	29	0	3	26	152	23	TF4M	3812	0	2	105	0
N9LYE	SingleOp	Low	EN51	30	0	0	30	152	24	N2IC	2034	1	3	135	0
K6BZZ	SingleOp	Low	DM65	30	0	1	29	144	23	K7MI	1780	1	4	117	0
JE1TSD	SingleOp	Low	PM95	7	0	0	7	142	7	KG7H	8060	0	0	16	0
KD5J	SingleOp	Low	EM45	25	0	0	25	142	23	VE3MMQ	1555	0	8	84	0
KI7Y	SingleOp	Low	CN85	32	0	0	32	142	20	N8OO	3018	0	8	135	0
WV2ZOW	SingleOp	Low	FN20	31	0	1	30	140	23	W0AIH	1386	0	9	172	0
K2RET	SingleOp	Low	FM29	22	0	2	20	136	20	N2IC	3143	0	6	80	0
K7VIT	SingleOp	Low	CN85	30	0	0	30	136	22	W7SE	1519	0	7	158	0
N6AJR	SingleOp	Low	CM98	22	0	2	20	136	16	K1LT	3270	1	7	99	0
W5GAI	SingleOp	Low	EM10	14	0	0	14	134	13	KF6T	2368	1	2	21	0
K6UM	SingleOp	Low	CN85	28	0	0	28	122	20	KL7RA	2480	0	5	66	0
US3IZ	SingleOp	Low	KN88	13	0	1	12	118	12	TF4M	3908	0	2	37	0
W5QLF	SingleOp	Low	EL09	19	0	1	18	118	17	W7EW	2691	0	3	88	0
S57U	SingleOp	Low	JN75	20	0	1	19	114	19	K3ZM	7303	0	1	50	0
SM6RXZ	SingleOp	Low	JO67	19	0	4	15	112	14	W1BB	5837	1	1	80	0
K6CSL	SingleOp	Low	CM97	32	0	2	30	108	20	KG7H	1264	0	6	278	0
N6NUL	SingleOp	Low	CM86	24	0	3	21	108	14	N5XJ	2498	2	3	130	0
W7YAQ	SingleOp	Low	CN94	3	0	0	3	106	3	JT1CO	8696	0	0	26	0
M0AAA	SingleOp	Low	IO91	18	0	1	17	104	17	RX3APM	2798	0	2	47	0
N1DN	SingleOp	Low	FN31	25	0	3	22	98	18	W5TM	2189	0	2	114	0
K6KQV	SingleOp	Low	CM87	24	0	3	21	94	18	N2IC	1392	1	4	66	0
JK1MEJ	SingleOp	Low	PM95	8	0	0	8	88	8	KH6LC	6639	0	0	34	0
DK4WF	SingleOp	Low	JO71	13	0	0	13	84	13	RN3CT	1520	2	3	52	0
KP2DX	SingleOp	Low	FK77	8	0	2	6	82	6	CE1/K7CA	5130	0	1	42	0
W7HDF	SingleOp	Low	CN85	18	0	2	16	80	15	W0AIH	2510	0	4	180	0
DJ1ER	SingleOp	Low	JN39	13	0	0	13	62	13	TF4M	2487	0	2	35	0
K2PO	SingleOp	Low	CN85	15	0	1	14	62	11	N5LZ	1066	0	3	36	0
N4NTO	SingleOp	Low	FM15	17	0	1	16	60	13	W9IU	1038	0	2	27	0
K2EUH	SingleOp	Low	EL88	8	0	0	8	52	7	W1BB	1893	0	1	22	0
IK2AOO	SingleOp	Low	JN45	13	0	2	11	46	10	RX3APM	2476	0	1	61	0
KZ1X	SingleOp	Low	FM05	10	0	0	10	44	10	W0PR	1555	0	0	50	0
F6KLO	SingleOp	Low	JN05	10	0	1	9	40	9	SN7Q	1483	0	0	45	0
VR2ZQZ	SingleOp	Low	OL28	5	0	1	4	34	4	KH2/N2NL	4452	0	0	15	0
KV2X	SingleOp	Low	FN13	9	0	2	7	32	7	N8UM	1123	0	3	20	0
YO4ATW	SingleOp	Low	KN35	7	0	0	7	28	6	UW2M	1006	0	0	29	0
OK2KFK	SingleOp	Low	JN79	6	0	0	6	22	6	YL2SM	1191	0	0	18	0
JH4CES	SingleOp	Low	PM64	2	0	0	2	20	2	JT1CO	2649	0	0	22	0
KQ6Q	SingleOp	Low	DM03	2	0	0	2	20	2	N5IA	941	1	0	11	0
WB0M	SingleOp	Low	EN21	6	0	2	4	16	4	WJ9B	1716	0	2	23	0
UA0SBQ	SingleOp	Low	OO06	3	0	0	3	12	3	JT1CO	978	0	1	22	0
WB8ZRL	SingleOp	Low	EN41	1	0	0	1	8	1	N0NI	334	1	0	10	0
LY2BNL	SingleOp	Low	KO24	26	25	0	1	2	1	KO24	0	0	0	106	0
RA0SHH	SingleOp	Low	OO06	3	0	2	1	2	1	JT1CO	978	0	0	3	0

Single operator - QRP power

CALL	Category	Power	Grid	Raw QSOS	Dupes	Busts	QSO	Points	Grids	Best DX	DX KM	QRP	LOW	TIME	Overtime
N0NI	SingleOp	QRP	EN21	380	2	0	378	6544	161	G3LET	6854	17	123	834	0
N0TT	SingleOp	QRP	EM29	332	3	7	322	5244	148	KL7RA	4459	15	99	756	0
K0PK	SingleOp	QRP	EN37	260	0	1	259	4672	134	KH6LC	6342	12	79	765	0
N5IA	SingleOp	QRP	DM52	213	0	3	210	4212	117	JH4UYB	10171	9	51	723	0
N8VW	SingleOp	QRP	EN80	241	1	1	239	3896	132	CE1/K7CA	7739	8	77	431	0
LY2IJ	SingleOp	QRP	KO24	218	3	3	212	3060	136	K3ZM	7409	6	63	812	0
F5VBT	SingleOp	QRP	JN25	148	3	2	143	2212	101	K8PO	5620	4	34	682	0
C4M	SingleOp	QRP	KM64	95	1	5	89	2100	74	K3ZM	9257	0	18	551	0
K0CD	SingleOp	QRP	EN34	137	0	2	135	1916	85	N6RO	2467	4	38	347	0
W0MRZ	SingleOp	QRP	EN42	151	0	15	136	1612	92	KL7RA	4426	3	37	509	0
W3TS	SingleOp	QRP	FN10	112	0	2	110	1392	64	TF4M	4356	6	32	148	0
N6WG	SingleOp	QRP	CM87	110	2	3	105	1356	61	W3GH	3788	2	19	524	0
KE0G	SingleOp	QRP	EN34	95	1	1	93	1332	67	K7RL	2331	4	27	153	0
K3HX	SingleOp	QRP	FN00	142	4	13	125	1312	69	P40TA	3253	4	35	702	0
K2XA	SingleOp	QRP	FN32	100	0	2	98	1248	54	N7KQ	3402	3	33	127	0
OK1FKD	SingleOp	QRP	JO60	115	0	0	115	1192	82	N2KW/1	6287	6	25	446	0
W9CC	SingleOp	QRP	EM79	103	0	2	101	1192	68	K7RL	3171	3	30	427	0
K4CIA	SingleOp	QRP	FM05	100	0	2	98	1176	57	N5LZ	2853	3	26	268	0
KR2Q	SingleOp	QRP	FN20	108	0	0	108	1160	50	N0NI	1683	5	33	224	0
OL0A	SingleOp	QRP	JO70	105	0	2	103	1128	79	TF4M	2732	4	27	289	0
KD0R	SingleOp	QRP	EM18	77	0	3	74	1068	57	K7MI	2409	2	23	259	0
AB9CA	SingleOp	QRP	EM60	85	0	6	79	1056	54	N7DD	2286	5	19	521	0
WB0CFF	SingleOp	QRP	EN34	77	0	2	75	1008	61	W2VJN	2396	3	15	157	0
OK1RCG	SingleOp	QRP	JO60	75	0	1	74	964	63	K3ZM	6912	6	15	234	0
GM4AFF	SingleOp	QRP	IO86	56	1	2	53	896	46	UU7J	3010	2	8	194	0
WB5NMZ	SingleOp	QRP	EM62	81	0	2	79	880	55	N2IC	2064	3	17	241	0
WA7LNW	SingleOp	QRP	DM37	80	1	3	76	820	48	N0IM	1927	5	19	187	0
AC8AP	SingleOp	QRP	EN81	89	0	12	77	812	55	W7EW	3247	3	25	622	0
UA9BA	SingleOp	QRP	MO05	39	0	2	37	792	35	TF4M	4382	0	4	260	0
K6MI	SingleOp	QRP	DM06	54	0	3	51	768	37	KH6LC	3978	2	12	235	0
N6CMF	SingleOp	QRP	DM14	69	0	4	65	756	42	KH7Y	4091	3	9	444	0
K2QO	SingleOp	QRP	FN03	69	1	5	63	668	42	K7LFY	2965	0	20	208	0
W1FMR	SingleOp	QRP	FN43	73	0	2	71	652	34	W0PR	1763	0	16	365	0
N0UR	SingleOp	QRP	EN33	51	0	2	49	640	40	NP4A	3690	3	8	55	0
KN1H	SingleOp	QRP	FN33	61	0	2	59	528	35	W0AIH	1446	0	18	144	0
K8ZT	SingleOp	QRP	EN91	35	0	1	34	424	30	W6NL	3439	0	13	124	0
K7RAT	SingleOp	QRP	CN85	37	0	1	36	400	30	KE9I	2921	0	6	85	0
KX7L	SingleOp	QRP	CN87	25	0	1	24	372	18	WF2W	3571	0	6	39	0
K7FA	SingleOp	QRP	DM25	23	0	0	23	344	19	JA3YBK	9254	1	3	57	0
AA7JV	SingleOp	QRP	EL95	24	1	1	22	340	19	N2IC	2828	0	3	58	0
RW3AI	SingleOp	QRP	KO85	33	0	0	33	324	30	UA9KAA	2002	0	3	48	0
NU7T	SingleOp	QRP	DM09	28	0	0	28	308	20	N2IC	1189	1	7	213	0
AE3J	SingleOp	QRP	FM29	44	0	4	40	280	28	WD5R	1481	0	8	215	0
K9JWV	SingleOp	QRP	DM37	30	0	1	29	276	23	K9DX	2116	2	4	73	0
W0CZ	SingleOp	QRP	EN16	21	0	2	19	276	16	K1LT	1378	2	4	106	0
W4RYW	SingleOp	QRP	EM72	25	0	2	23	240	21	W0AIH	1430	0	7	93	0
W2JEK	SingleOp	QRP	FN20	41	0	1	40	216	17	K8PO	664	0	9	199	0
G4AGE	SingleOp	QRP	IO93	12	0	0	12	200	11	YL2SM	1811	1	2	98	0
DD2ML	SingleOp	QRP	JN68	19	0	1	18	164	17	UU7J	1848	1	1	62	0
W5GZ	SingleOp	QRP	DM52	18	0	3	15	124	13	WD5R	1694	0	1	99	0
PA0RBO	SingleOp	QRP	JO11	16	0	0	16	116	15	E77DX	1300	0	1	70	0
YO4AAC	SingleOp	QRP	KN35	11	0	0	11	104	11	RX3APM	1413	0	0	35	0
AF9J	SingleOp	QRP	EN52	16	0	1	15	84	12	W5TM	1040	0	4	76	0
M0CEF	SingleOp	QRP	IO93	12	0	0	12	80	12	TF4M	1809	0	0	85	0
WA2OQJ	SingleOp	QRP	FN30	16	0	1	15	76	11	VE3MMQ	553	0	1	147	0
G6CSY	SingleOp	QRP	JO01	9	0	0	9	68	9	TF4M	2070	0	0	47	0
KL7CW	SingleOp	QRP	BP51	2	0	0	2	52	2	JA3YBK	5873	0	0	15	0
R7LP	SingleOp	QRP	KN97	4	0	0	4	36	4	RA4LW	1047	0	0	43	0
LY5G	SingleOp	QRP	KO05	1	0	0	1	16	1	LY2IJ	279	1	0	10	0

Multi operator - High power

CALL	Category	Power	Grid	Raw QSOS	Dupes	Busts	QSO	Points	Grids	Best DX	DX KM	QRP	LOW	TIME	Overtime
W1BB	Multi	High	FN42	726	5	16	705	5082	309	ZL3IX	14933	18	163	840	0
TM6M	Multi	High	IN78	465	7	13	445	4083	250	VK6GX	14860	12	102	834	0
W2GD	Multi	High	FM29	727	19	32	676	3887	280	UU7J	8415	23	159	826	0
KH6LC	Multi	High	BK29	282	10	11	261	3779	150	UB0A	9600	6	56	780	0
JA3YBK	Multi	High	PM84	184	1	3	180	3554	137	CE1/K7CA	17295	3	26	735	0
UU7J	Multi	High	KN85	381	8	23	350	3050	232	PY1NB	11023	11	64	804	0
K8IA	Multi	High	DM43	510	19	17	474	2804	200	ZL3IX	11491	17	127	828	0
S51V	Multi	High	JN86	351	0	9	342	2292	216	CE1/K7CA	12104	10	80	831	0
OL7M	Multi	High	JO80	366	2	23	341	2081	215	CE1/K7CA	12263	9	79	787	0
N5KO	Multi	High	CM97	343	7	4	332	1881	159	JH4UYB	8977	13	83	820	0
W0IW	Multi	High	EN31	440	9	7	424	1738	181	G3LET	6732	13	131	838	0
K7LFY	Multi	High	DN18	313	6	17	290	1718	147	FM5CD	6329	11	83	830	0
G6MC	Multi	High	IO94	275	3	5	267	1644	166	JA3YBK	9361	12	71	803	0
S57UN	Multi	High	JN86	298	3	2	293	1482	187	N8OO	8889	8	75	807	0
W1UJ	Multi	High	FN42	340	8	8	324	1465	137	UU7J	7942	18	92	538	0
OG4T	Multi	High	KP32	176	0	3	173	1081	123	PY1NB	11230	5	40	434	0
LY2XW	Multi	High	KO25	251	2	13	236	1079	150	FM5CD	8443	8	62	794	0
A62ER	Multi	High	LL75	98	3	5	90	937	76	N8OO	12847	2	13	434	0
LY7A	Multi	High	KO24	233	2	8	223	868	145	K3ZM	7409	7	59	792	0
S59T	Multi	High	JN75	20	0	0	20	77	19	K3WW	6960	2	1	15	0
K1LZ	Multi	High	FN42	25	0	0	25	63	19	WD5R	1893	0	6	22	0

Multi operator - Low power

CALL	Category	Power	Grid	Raw QSOS	Dupes	Busts	QSO	Points	Grids	Best DX	DX KM	QRP	LOW	TIME	Overtime
K4FT	Multi	Low	EM77	387	0	6	381	2958	159	CE1/K7CA	7451	20	107	645	0
K0KX	Multi	Low	EN35	211	0	5	206	1976	126	JA3YBK	9826	5	58	262	0
YT3M	Multi	Low	KN03	172	0	3	169	1294	117	K3ZM	7826	4	44	611	0
DJ2YA	Multi	Low	JO40	160	0	5	155	1088	111	K3ZM	6655	5	46	462	0
OH4MFA	Multi	Low	KP32	99	0	1	98	918	80	JT1CO	4928	3	24	147	0

Check Logs

CALL	Category	Power	Grid	Raw QSOS	Dupes	Busts	QSO	Points	Grids	Best DX	DX KM	QRP	LOW	TIME	Overtime
AA4H	CheckLog	High	EM86	147	1	5	141	439	85	TM6M	6267	4	34	618	0
AJ6T	CheckLog	High	CM87	154	0	9	145	913	97	CE1/K7CA	9099	7	35	488	0
G8MIA	CheckLog	High	IO91	33	0	2	31	78	27	TF4M	1998	1	2	99	0
JT1CS	CheckLog	Low	ON37	2	0	1	1	0	1	JT1CO	111	0	0	10	0
K6LL	CheckLog	High	DM22	271	1	5	265	1607	141	CE1/K7CA	8198	7	72	419	0
LA4RT	CheckLog	High	JP53	70	0	0	70	289	63	W1BB	5514	0	10	229	0
LZ5R	CheckLog	High	KN22	11	0	0	11	59	10	OH2PM	2007	2	1	23	0
N1KWF	CheckLog	High	FN32	112	0	5	107	423	65	KH7Y	7931	11	26	202	0
N1WQ	CheckLog	High	EN34	69	0	1	68	250	55	W7EW	2373	1	17	205	0
OH5VT	CheckLog	High	KP30	18	0	1	17	251	14	P40TA	9134	0	1	130	0
RW0MM	CheckLog	High	PN53	12	0	0	12	93	12	UU7J	7016	0	1	32	0
SV0XBZ	CheckLog	Low	KM25	96	0	1	95	1170	73	N1LN	8897	4	17	281	0
W0BV	CheckLog	High	EN35	10	0	1	9	121	9	UU7J	8799	0	1	51	0
W4LSC	CheckLog	High	DM25	3	0	0	3	15	3	KE9I	2520	0	1	24	0
W8NF	CheckLog	High	CN85	22	0	0	22	60	19	KE9I	2921	0	6	60	0

Soapbox Comments

Search and Pounce Only - AC1O

A boy, his radio, and about 280 feet of wire strung over an oak tree, a fence and some cooperative shrubs. A semi-serious attempt from a laughable location, my home. Family matters kept me from going to my "Plan A" location. But still had fun. Lots of loud east coasters who can't hear me. Even at 4:00AM PST... Gack. Start planning for next year! - AE6RF

Had fun!! I LOVE the grid square format. It reminds me of the VHF contests. I wish I'd had more energy to devote to the contest (and to work on Saturday morning) - AF9J

Hoped to find some new DX in the SPDXC, but no such luck. Heard one EU (OL7M) but could not raise him. Propagation was not very good. My new top loaded “T” with un-un seemed to work fine combined with a K9AY for receive. - AJ6T

Remote operation. Station is 30km away. - DF3CB

Just wanted to see what can be done with 100 watts - DJ2YA

Enjoyed the contest using for the first time a Titanex V160 HD Vertical (90 ft high, 48 radials on the ground between 60 ft and 120 ft long). Would have been nice to see more contesters take part: After a couple of hours you could hardly find a new station. Still, will be there again next year. - DJ3WE

Sorry I have not software for generating the result. - DK7AN

Yaesu FT-1000MP, TL-922, Ant. Inv.V, RX-Loop - DL2MDZ

ICOM-7400 80W DIPOLE UP 10M. - DL5KUD

FT-847 and mobile antenna on balcony, 120 cm long - DL5SWB

Only a very short QRV in the Stew Perry with snow QRN. - DL7CX

Nice contest, tnx all for QSOs! 73 de Manfred - DL7UMK

Conds have been not the best this year but will not miss it next year anyway. Great event without all that rush of the big ones. See you all in the stew next year... - DM2LB

K3/10 with 4.9 watt out into inverted L antenna (lambda/4) - F5VBT

For fun. Less 100W (antenna tuner on !) in a 80 sloper. - F6KLO

A TB DX Challenge I probably won't keep in memory... Night has been very long,... Conditions to North America has been very poor even on NA sun set some stations were coming through with very nice signals, but on our sun rise, all stations were in the noise even the big guns were hard to listen to. I could hear Al CE1/K7CA, but he was most of the time under a big mess, so, I gave up. Not a single JA in the log, no VK as well and 100 QSO less than last year. I am already waiting for the TB DX Challenge 2011!! - F8BPN

I was waiting a lot with this contest but propagation for me was not very good with my poor rig. Could not be QRV all the time. Sent a lot

of time CQ without answering. Tnx to all who called me. Best 73 from Tahiti. Phil - FO8RZ

Rather poor conditions this year - high absorbption and quite high noise levels on the band made for a tough time. But good fun as ever. A great contest. Off periods 0016-0300 and 0428-0500. Total operating: 13 hrs 43 - G3BJ

Noisy, with poor propagation, especially to the west. Nevertheless, very much enjoyed. I felt that some might not have been prepared for the earlier date as activity didn't seem as high as in previous years. - G3LET

I claim the Lack of Dedication Award for the least amount of time spent operating during the contest. - G3OLB

46m Inv L, 13m High. 90Watts - G3RLE

This is my first try and entry at the Stew Perry 160m cw. I used 5 Watts into a long wire a pump handle key and a paper log. I am 70 yrs old. I enjoyed taking part, thank you. - G4AGE

Tough conditions and not much operating time here this year - but fun as always. - G4AMT

Conditions not good, but pleased to work some W/VE with an inverted L up only 30ft and 100w. - G4BUO

FIRST-TIME ENTRY - G4LWB

Usually manage to work most EU stations with the QRP, but the poor conditions and the snow on the antenna meant even locals were hard work. Several PA and DL stations not worked, also new DXCC E77DX not worked! Running 5W from an IC-7400 to a 30m top loaded end-fed polymorph wire. Best DX? Probably TF4M. - G6CSY

Conditions only fair, some of big US stations much weaker than normal. Snow covered ground probably helped my ground system but created noisier band than usual. My beverage trashed by herd of cows this summer! Will be 81 in a month, have to put feet up a lot!! - GW3JXN

The contest was an opportunity to make 160m qsos and check how my system works. I did not attempt a high score & final contact was perfect, W1BB. Not every station sent 599 but I have entered it below. Less than 100w, inverted L antenna 12m high & hand key Marconi 965A. - GW3OQK

Rig: IC-756 (100W) Ant: Vertical(28m) Rx ant: 4x4 EWE BEST DX: N1LN 7939km (KN06-FM05) - HA8BE

Just few hours, now and then, without a 160M antenna, in downtown Milano. Happy New Year! Bob, I2WIJ - I2WIJ

Spent the first 5 hours to erect a 270 meters N/S bi-direzional Beverage just after a week with heavy rain and snow!! Let's imagine how much mud there was and how we came out! - IK0HBN

Condx was not so good, but we enjoyed this TBDC. Highlight was working W1BB for the first time, and could worked another some more east coast stations. - JA3YBK

I have been participated on this contest since the first time. I participated on LowPower SingleOp. The condition was better than the last year. I used transceiver 'K2 & K3 & FT1000D' on this contest. I use a K2 for watch a very weak signal. I use a k3 for a weak signal in the very heavy QRM. I use a FT1000D for a S&P watch. I use my Micro Vert Antenna which length only 3.6 meters. I built it on my balcony 2m*10m space of my condominium. I set the transmitting speed of my electronics keyer upper 20 wpm. I like my Micro Veret Antenna for my top band equipment! - JE1SPY

Band condex for US & Eu was worse than last year. Even in such a situation,I enjoyed this contest. Thanks for everyone who picked me up and tried to do so! - JE1TSD

My first time entry. I did not hear many stations. Poor condx. - JH1QDB

Great Contest. Rest;22:25-0830 10h5m - JH4UYB

Good conditions and great fun! My favorite contest. Would like to see more participation. - K0PK

Not much going for time. Thanks to N0KE, K0FX, and other GMCC'er and Colorado stations. Oh, thanks to K8FC Joe back in snowy NY..PTL bill UK - K0UK

Operated from my condo with a stealth wire up the pine tree. - K1EP

The Stew Perry Topband Distance Challenge is my favorite contest, so I was very disappointed when the severe noise that blankets the NW got even stronger during the contest. The noise is impulse noise with a much steeper rise time than I have seen on other power line noise. The impulses have a very high magnitude but are extremely narrow (like ignition noise), yet they are synchronized to the 60Hz line. My noise floor is typically about -140 dBm in 250 Hz, but this noise raises the floor about 16 dB. With the 8 element phased array, I can listen at 240 or 270 degrees which just about perfectly nulls out the noise. The noise peaks at about 310 degrees. So, most of the time I can use the phased array over 3/4 of the azimuth and only hear the noise when pointing close to due south. The noise is annoying on about half the Beverages, and audible on most of them. The European Beverages are usually clean. I've gone hunting for the noise in the car, but I cannot hear it in the car. I've hunted for the noise on foot, but the only way I can hear it is by putting an AM broadcast receiver next to any ground connected wire or antenna. The phased array elements furthest to the NW get a stronger dose of the noise than do the elements to the SE. I can hear the noise, albeit less clearly on one particular power line feeder in front of the neighbor's house. So, maybe the noise originates in his house. He is a part-time farmer, so I need to get permission to go poking around in his sheds to see if I can locate the source. For the past couple of seasons the noise has been a mostly evening annoyance, and it usually goes away in the early morning. So the noise would largely stay out of the way, being worst when I'm listening for Europe. For the Stew Perry, the noise got strong enough to begin to be annoying even when listening to Europe. Furthermore, it stayed on non-stop. So, after an initial burst of what sounded liked good conditions, activity settled to a rate lower than I expected and the extra negativity from the noise almost got me to quit. Fortunately, I found that if I listened to the west using the 150 degree and 180 degree Beverages, I could hear most people who called me from the west and northwest, as well as the usual plethora of callers from Florida. In fact, using these two Beverages on the K3's two receivers and the phased array receiver turned out to be fairly effective for hearing most callers. Of course, I would never know about people I couldn't hear, so if you called me and I didn't answer, please email me! (vkean at my callsign .com) There were several stations this weekend that I just could not hear well enough to log, and I apologize. Conditions are not normally this poor. The operating style is thus: I have the phased array (mono audio) in my left ear, and the 2nd K3 receiver in my right ear. After each CQ, I would briefly listen to the phased array while staring at the waterfall display (which is more sensitive than my ear). Then I flip a switch to put the K3 main receiver in my left ear (using the K3 diversity mode) and twiddle the RIT knob to find off-frequency callers. As European sunrise approached, the expected European rate did not materialize, so I decided to take my 2 hour nap about 2 hours early, and maybe work more Oceania. I took my nap 2 hours early and was rewarded with contacts with CE1/K7CA, ZL3IX, and FO8RZ. Both K7CA and ZL3IX popped up in my right ear while nary a peep in my left ear until I flipped the switch. Chile is almost due south, which is where the Beverages I was using are pointed, and the phased array was listening due west. ZL3IX was strong enough on the 120 and 150 degree Beverages that I didn't even think to look for him on the phased array, which was pointing 270 degrees. But there was a solid trace on the waterfall so he should have been extremely solid at 240 degrees. After that QSO, I chose 240 degrees as the default direction (hoping for a VK). While CQing, I kept my eye on the waterfall for a dim trace around 1833 and after a while, I saw one. Tuning there (one click) I found FO8RZ with no callers. I don't know why he has so much trouble attracting attention, as his signal has been very regular for 3 contests in a row. Didn't hear any VKs. I found KL7RA by tuning and worked him through the awful noise. I just had to be careful to make sure he actually responded to me. He had a better signal to noise ratio by actually pointing a Beverage in his direction than by listening off the side of a Beverage, as I had been doing with other West Coast stations. (Signal arrival angle, maybe?) At dawn I didn't expect to be able to hear any JAs because of the noise. But the noise was gone! The sun was already up but I could hear JA3YBK. He came right back when I called, although I wasn't sure he had responded to me. But the response was obvious when he called again. Sorry for the delay! I wanted to be sure. The noise didn't stay away very long. Any suggestions about how to track it down? So, despite the seemingly poor conditions, I was able to make all of the normal long-haul contacts. 160 propagation remains an enigma. DX worked: 9A, CE, DL (2), E7, EI, EW, F (5), FM, FO8, G (8), GD, GM, I (3), JA, KH6, KL7, KP4, KV4 (2), LY (2), OE, OH (2), OK (2), ON, OZ, P4, PA (3), S5 (3), SM (3), SV, UA, UR (4), and ZL. Equipment: K3, ETO-91B (thanks Jeff), 65 foot "T" with 75 radials, 6 2-wire center-fed Beverages, 4 element broadside array of 2 element end-fire arrays steerable via software radio (see Dec. 2009 QEX), and Writelog. - K1LT

Longest QSO, LP? - K1PX

PLS treat this as a CHECK LOG. Only 50 w to a short random 15 m high wire against 10 radials, just playing here, and got on mainly to work the W1BB special event station. - K2EUH

800W with 80/40 Inv Vee @60' w/tuner - K2RD

Next year I am going to sponsor a plaque for "The station with most QSO's using th call K2UF." Then I won't have to stay up all night. Single wire TX/RX. Over 50 years of age (72) - K2UF

ALL QSOS S&P - K2XX

Rig: Flex-3000, 100 watts Loc: CM88eu Antenna: None Well, OK, I did get some RF to leave the premises...Since my antenna only covers 10-80, I hadn't planned on working this contest. But the rules were refreshingly interesting, so on Sunday I put the radio on160 to listen to whatever I might be able to hear of the action. Since I saw a surprising number of stations on the pan-adapter display, I wondered – can anybody hear me? So I answered a CQ from the strongest station, and he came back to me! Tried a few more, and more, and a few hours later I had 72 stations in the log, including Hawaii to the west, Alaska to north, Ontario to east, and Mexico south- all stations with good ears. There were of course lots of stations that couldn't hear me, even in the clear, but many more that could. I found I could work about 75% of stations I could hear. Didn't hear any EU, Caribbean, or SA. I probably didn't stay up late enough to pick up anything further west, like JA. Since I'm not ever on 160, I don't know what are typical conditions, but the band seemed pretty quiet - baseline noise about S3, with the strongest signal sup at 30+S9. Felt like 80m. I did have some problems with rain noise though -the downpours on the roof made the shack roar at times. Activating the headphones took care of that. This was a nice contest. It seemed less frenetic than the usual battles, and code speeds mostly down in the 22-25 wpm range. Finding new stations by listening made it more of a radio contest than a computer/internet one. Congratulations to the BARC for setting a nice stage. Thanks to the people who pulled my weak signal out. I'm LP, so you get extra points. Maybe the contest team will decide that an LP station with no antenna is at least as hard to work as a QRP, and award you even more! By the way, the RF to/from the rig travels about 150 feet through coax to an MFJ tuner mounted on the ground directly below the feed-point of an 80m Carolina Windom up about 35 feet. At the rig, the SWR was about 1.3:1, so the MFJ was doing a good job. Somehow some RF was managing to get radiated from something. Fun contest. Maybe next year I'll try it with an antenna! 73, Jack - K3FIV

Started very late after routinely turned on rig on 160 and found contest in full swing. - K3TC

100% Search & Pounce - K3XO

Just a couple hours of fun -- surprised the rate slowed down quite a bit around sunrise Sun AM, expected more casual drive-bys at that hour. Nice to have a couple of DX stations call in. - K4XD

There is some electronic device in the neighborhood that puts S9 birdies across the band. Was lucky to get a few minutes late at night when it had gone quiet. Started low power, but the DX couldn't hear me. DXing should be about DX -- not QRP! - K5ZD

4 watts out - K6MI

First contest using N1MM Software. Conditions from NW seemed very difficult - many stations in QRN. - K7LFY

My new K3 was used barefoot from the home QTH of K7CA while Alan was operating CE1/K7CA. Conditions were rather mediocre compared to last year. Only heard a few Europeans - working one, and very few JAs. - K7NJ

First Stu from this QTH. Not ready to make a broad statement on conditions as I have no benchmark. Much different from NY than it is from central Colorado. You can hear more Europeans obviously in NY than in CO. Best DX was VK6IX LONG PATH for 30 points. Many 20 pointers and managed to work one JA. The window never opened for JA here. Limited time but as always, the Stu is fun. - K8FC

Got married just before Stew Perry contest and took off for honeymoon a few minutes after I QRT. I thought conditions would be real good when I heard OL7M at 1:30 PM local time while I was setting up Win-Test. OQ4U, UW2M, RX3ADM and PA3AAV were the loudest from Europe. I never heard a JA. - K8PO

I am sorry that s9 plus ruined the last SP from my remote location with the 9 element array. The station will be dismantled this summer. CU next year with a much weaker signal. John - K9DX

HAPPY HOLLIDAYS!! Conditions not great so went QRO this year. 500 watts, Inv L and 3 beverages. My mistake was sleeping through 4 hours of "prime time”. Woke up and got going again, but missed Europe. Only chance for a plaque is “Oldest OP > 50 QSOs. Age here is 80. Will probably take 90 or over to win it with the way the ham population is. Nice to work old calls and new ones too. 73 Will - K9FO

Stew Perry is always fun. Now, if I only had a decent antenna for top band! - K9JU

Plaques for which to be considered: KL7RA (TBD), SP4K (TBD),Golden Log, Top Number of Grids Worked, Oldest Op Making >50 QSOs (my age is 67) - K9MMS

Bands were quiet but condx seemed down from the past few years. About half the DX worked from my last time but maybe more domestic activity as I still tallied my highest QSO total. - K9NW

I always enjoy seeing what I can do with my 5w peanut whistle on 160. I really need to get a better transmit antenna though. - KD0R

100 Watts and wire vertical - KD5M

Elecraft K-3/10 at 4.5 watts. Used twin 50' T-top verticals in parallel. - KE0G

Great conditions and good DX. I missed the opening of the contest at local sunrise - my alarm didn't go off! (am/pm mistake), so I probably lost about a 100 good QSOs (and some of the best DX). Had a great time anyway - 73 to all de Craig KG7H - KG7H

How cool to work W1BB in the Stew Perry Contest! - KG9Z

First time entering the Stew Perry - KJ4DHF

Thanks for an excellent contest fellows! Here running an inverted L apex at 60 ft with 23-70 ft radials on ground. 100W from an IC751. I would like to apply for N0TT’s “Youngest Op USA making > 50 QSOs” please. Birthday 11/30/94. 73 Trey - KJ4FDV

Family Christmas, many miles, and a few too many = short session - KJ9C

First Time Entrant - Alot of QRN here in Michigan but still had fun ! I also got to break in my new 2x1 call ! Merry Christmas Everyone !! - KO8Z

Heard and called 16 stations, got two replies. Having a Valor PHF160B whip makes contacts, just not a LOT of them! - KQ6Q

Band was noisy. Fell asleep before midnight local time, woke up at sunrise. Oh well. - KR2Q

Age 22 - KU5B

I almost missed this one; I got used to Stew being after Christmas, as it has been the last couple years. Didn't realize it was on until early Saturday evening. Wasn't able to put in a lot of hours, but the activity level seemed down somewhat. Thanks for the fun, anyway. - KX7L

No RX antennas this year, so to balance my TX and RX I decided to try QRP. It was tough, but not so bad as expected. Propagation was not so good, activity was not so high, a lot of free space for CQing, just 9A contest interfere a bit. Half or 9A contesters gave their grid, other half - didn't. Best ears nominations goes to K3ZM (7148 km) and to K8PO (7979). Other long distance contact - W1BB (6636), JT1CO (5387) , TF4M (2820) UA9KAA (2559). C4M/qrp didn't hear me unfortunately - must be juicy qrp/qrp contact. My 160 station location is 5 km from center of Europe - not sure if it is good or not. See there: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geographical_midpoint_of_Europe. Not sure if my WriteLog counts points OK, as I see 15 pts for K3ZM and 13 - for K8PO. Points are not multiplied by qrp mult. If I will do QRP again? Eeee - not so sure. 73 Arunas - LY2IJ

Elecraft K2, 5W and 200m LW - LY5G

My 1st Stew Perry. I am 63 years old. Was using single wire TX/RX antenna - 3,5-28 mhz multiband dipole as long wire. Worked several hours in evening and in a morning time. Due to TVI, power of my TS-570DG was reduced to 50w. Nice contest - LY5M

Hand-typed log as usual. PC causes too much QRM. Maybe this is why some loud stations seem to hear so little? - M0CEF

Very poor conditions from my ultra small 160m station. Very low signal strengths to NA although luckily, it was also quite low noise. I stopped at 03:00 when noise level went up and very few NA was audible. FT2000, Acom 1000, loaded inverted L, with single Ewe pointing NW. Thanks for the test. - MM0GPZ

Between all of the holiday events and other things going on this weekend, I only managed about 45 minutes to participate on Sunday morning.

Thanks to KL7RA for my first Alaska QSO on 160m! This is a fun contest, I can't wait until next year…. Hopefully I'll have more free time! - N1SZ

This was my first time operating in this event and had alot of fun.. can’t wait to better my score next year... - N2FJ

Had S7 QRN all night. No RX antenna, only a bent dipole@40' for TX&RX. - N2GC

8 hours...had fun...good condx, nice contest - N3IQ

Went to local DX Club dinner meeting Sat. afternoon and evening, so was only able to put in 2.5 hr. between about 03 and 0530 Z. Made 2 EU QSOs and one CE at 15 points each, plus nine 7-pointers in western US, XE, and VE6, and one 8-pointer K7. So, conditions not bad. I'll be back next year if possible. Often lots of other things going on in Dec. - N3UM

ENJOYED THE CONTEST! DIDN'T GET TO PLAY VERY LONG, AND NO BIG DX, BUT I HAD FUN! - N4NTO

CONDX NOT TOO HOT...DID WORK SOME DX BUT NOT THE USUAL ACTIVITY. THANKS TO THE SPONSORS - N4PN

Finally have K9AY receive loop in place and did find it better to listen with than transmit antenna . Thanks for QSOs and repeats. 73 Mike N5XJ - N5XJ

TS-830s in to a low dipole - N6NUL

Operating time: 2 Hours - N6PE

I emerged from basement shack Sat morning after scouting JA's and mentioned to no one in particular "I need a Beverage". XYL said. . so

make your coffee. I did. S/N definitely improved. better than slogging through wet terrain. As always, the best contest in ham radio. East coast sunrise produced a flood of FN Q's, including S9 W1BB. - N6ZFO

More great fun. Best QSO was with Al CE1/K7CA. Good to hear South America up here in Arizona. Thanks to the Arizona Outlaws for the Q's. - N7KQ

Used N3FJP's VHF program during contest. Edited header and band to match N3FJP Stew-Perry program (no key) except for: Created-BY. First timer - lot of fun with many easy contacts - N8HP

G5RV AND TUNER DID WELL FOR ME - N8OB

Thanks to K8MK for the use of the antenna and to Elecraft for the excellent K2. - N8VW

100% S&P, about 3.5 hours total. Neighborhood Christmas party broke up my operating activities. Band seemed a bit soft from my working conditions perspective. Inverted L 35' to vertical apex 24 inches out from tower and then sloping lazily down to 10' off the ground in two different directions. Heard and worked some west coast stations early. Went to bed around 1:30am local time in the hopes of getting back up around 5am local to work AK and KH6 and more west coast for some higher points. Made it up but conditions obviously went down the tubes. Didn't find any AK or KH6 and west coast seemed to have QRT'd. Band seemed shorter than it was when I went to bed. Contest exchange is sometimes more of a challenge than it should be, as I find myself automatically anticipating a prefix in the grid exchange, and then being tripped up by a 1 call sending a DN when I was set to hear an F something. Makes for regrettable repeats! Always enjoy playing in this contest. I'll have to let the neighbors know not to schedule the neighborhood Christmas party the weekend of the SP contest next year...Ya, right, like that will fly!! Operating conditions: Icom 756 ProIII 100 watts, Antenna (only one) lazy sloping inverted L 35' vertical. - N9TF

This was a field day sytle operation from my cabin in Northern Wisconsin. Everything except the generator and tent! - NE9U

THIS WAS MY FIRST ATTEMPT AT THIS CONTEST. HAD A LOT OF FUN WORKING IT WITH EVERYBODY. SEE YA AGAIN NEXT YEAR - NK7C

Rig: FT1000MP Mark V Power: 1,2 kW / Alpha91 Ant TX: 40m vertical Ant RX: 6 x Beverage - OK1DOL

Elecraft K2-5W,ant. LW 42m - OK1FKD

RIG(s): Kenwood TS570 D 100W; ANTENNA(s): Dipole 2x36 m 14m UP,LOOP 160m 5m UP,Dipole L 2x21m - OK1HFP

THANKS FOR THE NICE CONTEST. TRX FT 847 80W - ANT G5RV - OK1KZ

RIG home made 80 Watts output, aerial 20 m dipole tuned as vertical Nice contest as usually - OK1MGW

TRX IC-7000 @ 100W Ant 2x33 m, the highest point 15 m up Nice contest. - OK1NE

My first Stew Perry contest, first time QRP power 5W on TB, first time without ext. RX antenna just half sloper 12m up. All the time I decided to run at 16wpm speed max to allow make QSO also to beginners and novices in the contest. As I worked several very slow stations called me on my CQ seems it worked well I hope. My antenna was just shortened half sloper 12m high and 16m long installed on 10m x 15m garden lot no any receiving antennas, no other TX antennas so maybe it fit to "Top Score using Antenna <20m x 10m" category donored in preview years by VK6VZ, hi.

It was my first Stew Perry at all and I was happy to operate in this contest. Although my licence ended by 13Dec2010 and our local Telecommunication office did not renew my licence until the Step Perry contest it seemed that I will not be able to participate. Finally I found the solution and as "last aid" I used our local club callsign OK1RCG which allowed me to operate in Stew Perry...great! Thank You very much for excellent event and although I will not reach any plaque with my low score I was very pleased to participate and I also sent my log of course. I hope that I allowed as much as possible novices to call me and work me in the contest even although their "nervous CW"! The score is maybe good for the "worst score in contest" only... - OK1RCG

IC746 100W, inv. L - OK2BFN

RIG(s): IC 735 100W; ANTENNA(s): G5Rv - OK2BNF

RIG(s): FT-277E 60W; ANTENNA(s): L 20m - OK2KFK

RIG K2 at 5W, 27m vertical. Condx not too good, no chance for DX QSO. best QSO was TF4M who came back first call. Operating time about 5 hours. - OL0A

TRX: YAESU FT-857D PWR: 100 WATTs ANT: 41 m Long Wire - OM4DN

RIG(s): FT 2000; ANTENNA(s): DELTA LOOP 80m - OM6AL

Rig IC 746 running 100 W to an inv L 9 Meters high and 21 M long. - OZ7BQ

RIG: ELECRAFT K3 PWR: 5 W ANT: END FED WIRE, 80 MTRS L. - PA0RBO

TS-850 sloper for 1.8mhz - PA0TCA

A storm had reduced my inverted Vee to just one wire of 10 meters. Had great fun with QRP. I made just 5 QSO's - Two QSO's over 500 km. Hi Thank you for the contest. I enjoyed the contest very much. RIG: FT817 Ant: "half" Inverted Vee - 1 x 10 mtr - PA1B

This is truly a gentleman's contest, nothing like the battles you have to fight on the other bands. Like last year we had snow again... hope this will not become tradition :-) Best DX were K9NW and KE9I. Used a barefoot TenTec Orion I into a sloping vertical and a 5m short vertical for RX (remote RX) - PI4TUE

Icom 7800 power 5 watts, Ant: LW 120m - RW3AI

RIG(s): YAESU FT-1000MP; ANTENNA(s): GP - RX3DBH

JUST GAVE OUT SOME POINTS. - S59T

Alinco DX70TH - 100W. TX Antenna - Inverted L (V19m + H23m) + 24 Radials (24,5m each) RX Antenna - Beverage 114m Laptop Dell - SP5CJY

In the heat of the last-minute antenna setup I forgot about the strong rule #6. So let it be check-log (low power). Used 100W into temporary T shape bottom-fed antenna supported by fiberglass mast on the roof. 15 m vertical part, two 15 m sloping wires with quite sharp angle. Just 2 skewed 30m radials by the perimeter of the roof. Plus external automatic tuner. Noise floor here was S8. But I made my first QSOs on top-band from here - and I am satisfied. - SV0XBZ

Conditions were poor, the Aurora lay like a blank across the arctic, but the powerful Arctic King performed magnificently. Rule 6. I shut down my Skimmer Server during the contest and this young boy enjoyed his radio without any human or technological assistance of any kind. The high point of the contest was being called by ZL4AS for my longest distance QSO of 17789km for a record 36 point QSO and since ZL is nearly antipodal to TF, I don´t think it is possible to have a longer QSO than this from my QTH on the planet! Those stations I was unable to get a Grid Locator from, I logged as being in HP85 - my own Grid, I hope the scoring software can handle this. I attempted to qualify for the following awards: Top Score High Power Top Score Europe Aurora Borealis (Top Score > 60deg N.geomagnetic latitude) and if all else fails Top Score somewhere/somehow 73 Thor - TF4M

RIG: IC-735 POWER 50W; ANTENNAS: INVERTED VEE - UA0SBQ

FT-1000MP 160/80/40m Vertical 10/15/20m 4/4/3ele-quads - UA4FCO

I'm using 5 Watts in the contest. All the best! - US6CQ

Thanks for nice contest again!!! See you next year!!! - UU7J

Thanks for this great contest. First participation in this contest FT-950, AL-811H 160m dipole CW: K1EL Winkeyer USB, Palm mini paddle

N1MM Logger - VE2EZD

I wish more guys would automatically send their grid squares twice! After the CQ WW, ARRL 160 Test, etc., I'm afraid I'm just all "...contested out" by the time of the Stew Perry Affair! Sending grid squares twice would save on a LOT of requests for repeats here... - VE3CUI

First time Stew Perry 160 contest....71.5 years old..two hearing aids so please excuse busted calls hi hi..Great format!!! Really enjoyed

contest.. can’t wait for next year!! - VE3MMQ

My fifteenth SPTBDC. Conditions here varied from very poor at first with deep QSB to fairly good later. Best DX were E77DX and YL2SM. Thanksto Lew and Co. for organizing the contest. Age 79. - VE3OSZ

An unavoidable social engagement and very poor propagation between VK6 and Stateside this time of year, resulting in no contacts, Pre-Stew is better for us. A few Europeans worked, but nonetheless a very enjoyable contest. Keep up the great work Boring Guys. - VK6GX

Check log, I didn't read the rules completely ahead of time, I used the internet cluster. Not that it was that useful, but I did use it. Fun 4 hours in any case! - W0BM

I DID NOT PUT IN MUCH TIME AS I HAD TO RING BELLS FOR THE SALVATION ARMY AND DO HOME WORK FOR THE IRS CLASS I AM TAKING FOR AARP.

I WORKED STATIONS ANYTIME I PASSED THE RADIO. POWER 4.9 WATTS - W0CZ

W0HW AGE 88. LICENSED IN 1937 - W0HW

First time running the Stew...had a blast and good conditions. Lots of

DX heard and managed to work several stations I never thought I would

with the 100 watts. - W0IZL

W0JPL with K0JPL as operator. - W0JPL

This was my FIRST Stew Perry contest and I had a great time operating QRP in the event. 'look forward to next year's SP contest...mike, W0MRZ - W0MRZ

A few more q's but less points this year. Big improvement is my rig.

An FTdx5000 vs last year's TS830s,100w out. Low inv L cloud warmer. - W1END

Oldest Op making > 50 QSOs (age 71yr 9 mon.), Top Score 100% S&P - W2LK

This was my first Stew Perry. I'll be back - W3WH

Noisy Band in Central Va. but GREAT FUN !!!

Setup Flex-5000A and Dipole,Definitely NVIS - W4SVP

My age is 88 years. I was born 20 October 1922. I doubt that I am the oldest operator with over 50 contacts, but we will see. I have been a ham (1st call W5GGV) since 19 Jan 1937. There are probably more errors in the data below than I would like. Paul - W5DM

Age: 69 (but that's only 20 in Celsius years). Ant: 20 feet above ground, 135 foot end-fed, 10 feet from phone system. Power: 500 W; more than that made my phone system call itself. - W5GN

700w to a 43' vertical. Most pleased to work JA3YBK! - W5OV

Super linear loaded inverted Vee up 55 feet - W6CWM

I just could not get the time to do a good job on the contest this year thus I missed the opening to JA and EU. Thanks to all those who called in. - W6XI

Got the ole' 1935 set up going for the last few contacts: keyed 41/42 MOPA driving a 211 at 50 watts. 39 RF 39 det 3x 76 audio chain regen rx - W7DRA

Inverted L worked better than the 265' Carolina Windom - W7FKF

Age 89, for possible award, oldest guy with more than 50 qsos started this form, computer coughed and the first 100 entries vanished

here we go again. - W7LR

RAN 500 WATTS. FOR SCORING OTHERS, I WAS HP. - W8NF

Running LP and everyone heard me that I heard except for 2 west coast stations! Noise problems for the first time in many years. Thanks for nice contest write-ups, much appreciated! - W9RE

My First Stew Perry Contest. I will be back next year. - W9YNI

Ran QRP 5 watts from a Yaesu FT817nd into an 80 meter dipole. This was my first time in the Stew Perry Topband Challenge, well the band wasn’t very co-operative for a distance challenge, very short skip this way...Illinois was about the furthest west heard from this QTH. I didn't spend much time operating, not many QSO's but appreciate each one that I did make. Tnx to the 16 great pairs of ears who dug me out of the noise! 72/73 Jim - WA2OQJ

Only had a chance to play for a brief period, but had fun. Thanks. - WB0M

SO/Low Power/Single wire for Tx-Rx 73 - Rick WB8JUI - WB8JUI

Had just a couple of hours to try out band condx. Noise level here has been growing every year

and only heard (and worked) a couple of Europeans. - WO9S

100% S & P. NOT MUCH TIME FOR SP THIS YEAR. CONDX POOR. - WS6X

500 watts to a 100' wire supported by a 36" balloon worked well. - WX7G

IC-7000, sloping 41m wire - YO2IS

FT 897D 100W ANT LW160m - YO5DAS

First time entry, IC-746 PRO, DIPOLE, urban location - YT2AAA

Thrilled to hear and work Thor TM4M - made my day (night!) - ZL4AS

Operators

4B2S (XE2S)

A62ER (A65BP; RL3FT)

C4M (5B4AGM)

DD5M (DJ0ZY)

F6KLO (F6ETI)

G6MC (G4MEM G3AB)

JA3YBK (JS1PWV,JG3MRT,JG3WDN,JF4FUF)

K4FT (K4FT W5MX K4OH)

K7LFY (K7LFY, K7SCX)

K7RAT (N6TR)

K8IA (K8IA KC7V)

KH6LC (AH6RE, KH6LC, N6KB)

KP2DX (KP2BH)

LY7A (LY3BB LYR346)

LZ5R (LZ4UU)

M0AAA (G0VQR)

N0UD (WB0OAJ)

N3IQ (ND3F)

N5KO (K6AW N6GQ N5KO)

N7GP (N5IA)

N7KQ (W7GNP)

NN7ZZ (N5LZ)

NT0AF (KD4POJ)

OG4T (OG4T, OH4MFA)

OK1RCG (OK1RP)

OK6Y (OK2PTZ)

OL7M (OK1CW, OK1DF)

P40TA (K6TA)

PI4TUE (PC5A)

RM2U (RU3UR)

S51V (S51V, S59A)

S57UN (S57UN, S52ZW)

S59T (S59T, S51DX, S56DX, S52WW)

SE0X (SM0MDG)

SE5E (SM5AJV)

SM2M (SM2LIY)

SN2I (SP2EWQ)

SN5J (SP5JXK)

SV0XBZ (YL2VW)

TM6M (F1AKK, F8DBF)

UT3N (UT3NK)

UU7J (UT5EO, UU0JM, UU1AZ, UU4JMG)

UV5U (UX1UA)

UW2M (UR0MC)

UW5Q (UR3QCW)

UZ0U (UY5ZZ)

W0AIH (K0TG)

W0IW (W0IW, N0XR)

W1BB (K1LZ, K3JO, NU5Y)

W2GD (K2TW, N2OO, W2CG, W2GD, W2NO)

W3SO (W3YOZ)

WD5R (N5ECT)

YT3M (YU2FG, YT3M)