Results, 16th Annual (2011)Stew Perry Topband Distance Challenge
Boring Amateur
Radio Club – K7RAT
21-Oct-2012
The sixteenth running of the Stew Perry Topband Distance Challenge was held on December 17th and 18th, 2011.
Conditions for the event were not fantastic – however, compared to the generally poor conditions experienced throughout this season, it seemed like things peaked well for the contest. Several European stations were able to work the West Coast of the USA – with at least one of these QSOs occurring near the start of the contest (K7QQ and RA4LW).
Once again, the distance based scoring seemed to do a good job spreading the top scores around the world. While the VK6s did not enjoy much propagation this time, Al, K7CA, showed up again from Chile and produced one of the top scores. Jeff, K1ZM, piloted his VY2ZM super station, running QRP, for the top score in the event. Jeff spent a lot of time hunting for QRP stations and managed a fantastic QRP to QRP QSO with N6WG. They each received 120 points for the one QSO!! Masaki, JH4UYB, put together one of the best scores ever from Asia to join the ranks of scores over 4,000 points. Other stations over 4,000 points include PJ2T and FM5CD in the high power category, and N0TT in the QRP category. The PJ2T score by Jeff, K8ND was the top high power score. Mike, W9RE, had the top low power score, while Toni, N0NI edged out KU5B for the top multi-operator score. Toni seems intent on winning each of the various categories. Two years ago, he won the Low Power category and last year it was the QRP category. We will see if Toni shows up with the amp on as a single-operator next year.
The log checking team decided to open up the results as the logs came in – which provided an opportunity for everyone to see how their scores were impacted as QRP and Low Power logs came in. Most of the scores increased by over 20 percent by the time the last logs trickled in. Watching it on a daily basis was like a horse race – as stations would move up or down depending on who was lucky enough to add another QRP or low power station to their total.
NEXT STEW Events
Summer Stew
(aka Stew Down Under): June 16/17th, 2012
PreStew:
October 20/21st, 2012
Stew:
December 29/30 th, 2012.
Plaque
Winners
|
Plaque Donor |
Category |
Plaque Winner |
|
KL7RA |
Top Number of QSOs |
K9CT |
|
North Pole Contest Group |
Top Score, Outside W & VE |
FM5CD |
|
TF4M |
Longest QSO - High Power Category (two plaques) |
CE1/K7CA |
|
TF4M |
Highest Score Mobile (/M) Must be able to move while making QSOs |
TF3DX/M |
|
W0UCE |
Top Score - USA/Single-Op/LP/single wire |
WB8JUI |
|
KR2Q |
Golden Log (Top # of QSOs w/o bust) |
W3SO |
|
K7FL |
Top Score - 100 percent search and pounce |
AB4I |
|
N7UA |
Top Score - High Power - Single-Op |
PJ2T |
|
N2KW |
Speed Demon (S/O best QSO hour with no busts) |
W9RE |
|
K6ND (K6SE memorial) |
Top Score - World - Single-Op |
VY2ZM |
|
NA0Y |
Top Score - Single-Op - USA |
N0TT |
|
F8BPN |
Top Score - Single-Op - Low Power - Europe |
R1DM |
|
EI4HQ |
You might be Irish (top # of calls with "EI" in them) |
E77DX |
|
N9ADG |
Top Score - Single-Op - Asia |
RC9O |
|
AA6VB |
Top Score - base loaded vertical < 60' high |
EI4HQ |
|
AA6VB |
Top Score - Big City (> 50K) Little Pistol (< 100W) |
N2JDQ |
|
KH6LC |
Top Score - VK/ZL Challenge |
VK6GX |
|
W2GD Team |
Top # NA + SA QSOs by European station |
OL1A |
|
W0RI |
Top Score - USA - West of Mississippi River |
K7RAT |
|
K7CA |
Top Score - Southern Hemisphere |
VK6GX |
|
K7CA |
Top Score - Japan |
JH4UYB |
|
Boring Amateur Radio Club |
Top Score – South America |
CE1/K7CA |
|
AC8AP |
Top Score - QRP Single-Op |
NO3M |
|
AC8AP |
Longest distance QSO with QRP transmitter |
N7IR |
|
N0TT |
Youngest Op with > 100 QSOs |
N2JDQ |
|
N7MAL |
Top Multi-Score |
N0NI |
|
K9JWV / WC7S |
Top USA QRP Score - West of the Mississippi |
N5IA |
|
N5IA |
Most Grids Worked |
K1LT |
|
KI7Y |
Top Single Op Score World - 2X1 callsign |
KH7X |
|
K1EP |
Top YL Operator |
F8BPN |
|
W7RH |
Top Score, SO/LP from CQ Zone 03 |
K2PO |
|
N7IR |
Longest DX QRP - receiving station. |
JH4UYB |
|
TF3KX |
Aurora Borealis Award"- Top Score N of 60 deg North geomagnetic latitude |
TF4M |
|
GMCC |
Top Score - S/O - High Power - Colorado or Wyoming |
N0KE |
|
GMCC |
Top Score - S/O - Low Power - Colorado or Wyoming |
W0ETT |
|
Boring Amateur Radio Club |
Eastern Canada VE op & single wire or dipole award |
VE9AA |
|
WB2REI |
Top Score - Single-Op- First Time Entry |
W6IZT |
|
VK6VZ / Flying Doctors of VK Baseball Hat |
Top Score – Northern Hemisphere Station working Southern Hemisphere Stations. |
UW2M |
Many thanks to Lew, W7EW, who has organized the plaques for this contest since the beginning. He has sent out over 500 total plaques and I see them at many of the Topband stations I visit. Lew will assure your plaque is procured and shipped to you before the next running of this fine contest.
As you can see, we have decided to add a Summer Stew to the schedule. This is an opportunity for many of us to experience summer conditions on Topband. It was suggested by Brian Moran, N9ADG, at the recent Visalia DX Convention. I challenged him to come up with a date and he picked June 18/19th. The format for the contest will be the same as the other two Stew events. Results will be tabulated without a write-up just like the PreStew. You should be able to work some of the louder southern hemisphere stations around your local sunrise or sunset. One “beacon” you might listen for is the “ZL Digi” signal around 1818.5 kHz. This is a 100 watt station that can often be heard when conditions to the South Pacific are good. This is also a good frequency to avoid when CQing to that part of the world.
And – before we get to the scores – here are some comments from Peter, K3ZM, who operated QRP power in Virgina as shared on the 3830 “soapbox” mail list after the contest:
"The Ghosts of QRP" by Peter
Briggs – K3ZM
Last night, I had a strange and haunting dream. I had gone to a party that was populated by many of our usual comrades. Ordinarily, I dress up quite proudly for these affairs, but on this evening I was dressed very plainly. It was early in the evening, but several of my friends from the other side of the lake were already there, conversing with other guests. I approached one of them and tried to get his attention. He completely ignored me. Eventually, I began to wonder if he could even see me. I was confused by this, and began to look for another of my friends from the other side of the water.
"Ah," I said to myself. There's Tur. I'll go talk with him. "Hey, Tur! It's Peter, K3ZM." He didn't acknowledge me. "Tur - what's up? It's K3ZM." No response. Worse still, it was as though I was invisible.
I spotted Luis across the room. Thank goodness! He will recognize me, of course.
K3ZM: Luis, what's up? It's Peter, K3ZM.
Luis: nothing
K3ZM: Hey, it's Peter. K3ZM K3ZM K3ZM!
Luis: huh?
I wondered what on Earth was happening. This was really unsettling. I felt like a ghost. It was still early in the party and at that moment I heard DL6FBL nearby. He was dressed quite prominently and stood out among the other guests. I went over and said hello to him. At first, he was unsure of my identity but eventually he held out his hand and said, "Hello, Peter." But our handshake was somehow unsatisfying and the exchange left me still feeling a bit insecure.
I helped myself to some hors d'oeuvres and walked around a bit. Then I noticed G4AMT across the room. "Hey, how's it going? It's Peter, K3ZM." He replied immediately, "Hello, Peter," and his handshake was firm, warm and dry. "That's more like it," I said to myself.
But then I approached several other friends and, one by one, they acted as though I was not even there. After several disturbing episodes like this, I decided to try congregating with folks who live more in my neighborhood. Some of them acted strangely, as well, but at least they seemed to recognize me. After a while, my older brother came by to say hello. But he also seemed different - nothing like his usual self. He wished me luck and vanished as quickly as he had come. Wow. What a strange party. I did not know what to think.
I wanted to chat with some more of the regulars, so I found a tall, round, stand-up table in a corner of the room where there were no other conversations taking place. I began waving my hands in the air, trying to attract some other guests for a conversation. I decided to offer an incentive: "Hey, come over and talk to me! I'm K3ZM. I can provide you with four free hors d'oeuvres if you join me at my table for a moment." My incentive plan worked for a while, but eventually interest in the free hors d'oeuvres faded and I was back to trolling the party for interesting conversation.
Ahah! There's good old Herb behind the bar pouring drinks. You can always count on Herb to be here! I walked over and requested a drink, but some guy from Indiana sneaked ahead of me. I frowned in annoyance as Herb handed him his drink. Herb and his neighbors always serve me first. Always. Without fail. I shrugged my shoulders and started to request my drink, but some other guy muscled in ahead of me again. This is ridiculous! These guys don't seem to understand the program. I always get my drink first at this bar. Finally, it was my turn. I was actually relieved when Herb said, "Hello, Peter. What will you have?" "Rum punch," I said. "And you had better make it a double."
Much later in the evening, as the glow from the rum punch faded, I noticed one of Lloyd's neighbors. They live in a multi-family dwelling not far from his location. "Aloha, dudes! It's Peter, K3ZM." Nothing. I tried again. Finally, "K3ZM K3ZM K3ZM!" No recognition. They did not realize that I was there.
Eventually, the party faded into a blur as the guests thinned out and it got very late. It was a most unsatisfying evening. I began to lose track of where I was. . .
I awoke in front of my radio confused and disoriented. I rubbed the sleep out of my eyes. I must have fallen asleep at the key. The sun was rising over the Bay. The bad dream was beginning to fade. I reached down to the little black knob at the bottom of my radio and turned it clockwise until the screen read the usual 37W. I then turned to my left and hit the rocker switch on the 91B. The wait light glowed red. The Earth was beginning to turn properly on its axis again. I poured a hot cup of coffee and started to feel normal. Then I decided to compose myself by re-reading the current issue of CQ. Thank heaven it was all just a dream.
Congratulations and many thanks to: DL6FBL, G4AMT, OL1A, SM2CEW and CE1/K7CA.
73 Peter K3ZM
Here are the score listings – sorted by category.
C = Category (Single / Multi-Op)
P = Power (High, Low, QRP)
RAW = Raw number of QSOs in log
DUPE = Number of dupes found
BUST = Number of QSOs removed due to busted call or
exchange or not-in-log.
QSO = Number of valid QSOs
PTS = Number of points after factoring in distance
scoring and power multipliers.
Call = Callsign of best DX QSO
KM = Distance of best DX QSO
MAXP = Maximum point QSO with QRP or Low Power
station
QRP = Number of QRP stations worked (4X multiplier)
LOW = Number of low power stations worked (2X
multiplier)
TIME = Operating time (in minutes)
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 MAXP QRP
LOW TIME OVER
PJ2T S H FK52 597 7 14 576 7581 284 KH2/N2NL 15300 52 20 103 772 0
CE1/K7CA S H FG41 317 2 5 310 7100 200 JA5BZL 17676 72 9 46 617 0
FM5CD S H FK94 416 0 14 402 4566 205 KH7X 10237 44 9 69 628 0
JH4UYB S H PM64 225 0 8 217 4203 159 CE1/K7CA 17659 80 2 37 692 0
OL1A S H JO80 452 7 20 425 4110 240 CE1/K7CA 12263 68 19 103 767 0
KV4FZ S H FK77 378 0 25 353 3922 195 RA4LW 9900 40 14 72 677 0
K7RAT S H CN85 447 4 5 438 3744 196 VK6GX 14693 64 27 103 758 0
K9CT S H EN50 739 12 8 719 3627 265 JA8ISU 9250 28 47 163 806 0
DL6FBL S H JO31 463 8 8 447 3626 248 CE1/K7CA 11664 52 20 103 820 0
W7EW S H CN84 453 11 15 427 3596 209 CE1/K7CA 9656 64 27 102 834 0
E77DX S H JN84 443 4 11 428 3387 254 K9RX 10085 68 20 91 841 1
N9RV S H DN36 453 5 3 445 3380 197 CE1/K7CA 9320 34 26 119 520 0
KH7X S H BL01 208 0 3 205 3265 141 RA4LW 11175 72 11 41 502 0
K1LT S H EM89 663 7 14 642 3169 255 UU7J 8859 32 39 159 864 7
K7NJ S H DM37 451 9 2 440 3161 204 JH6QFJ 9894 38 27 105 804 0
G4AMT S H IO70 307 0 7 300 3140 206 CE1/K7CA 10887 60 18 63 573 0
UW2M S H KN99 378 8 12 358 3089 195 CE1/K7CA 13772 64 17 82 755 0
WD5R S H EM45 626 20 4 602 3012 223 E77DX 8568 24 41 149 740 0
N5UL S H DM82 408 8 7 393 2986 196 JH6QFJ 10939 42 20 98 598 0
OM5RW S H JN98 405 1 9 395 2946 224 CE1/K7CA 12323 48 17 88 783 0
SN7Q S H JO91 438 7 17 414 2930 215 JH0A8GO 9029 48 18 95 830 0
K5MR S H EM13 476 2 5 469 2922 221 SV3RF 9922 30 29 132 451 0
RC9O S H NO14 264 2 11 251 2897 152 KH6LC 10144 40 7 67 562 0
RA4LW S H LO44 346 8 16 322 2877 183 CE1/K7CA 14456 60 15 89 834 0
N5RZ S H DM91 418 3 7 408 2867 206 KH2/N2NL 11407 40 28 97 805 0
K8FC S H FN13 551 6 19 526 2590 215 UU7J 8197 32 31 130 824 0
WF2W S H FN13 571 0 11 560 2569 226 UU7J 8197 28 33 138 824 0
G3BJ S H IO82 364 4 9 351 2551 203 CE1/K7CA 11128 36 18 82 783 0
KG7H S H DN18 356 3 11 342 2537 177 VK6GX 15156 34 18 86 717 0
W2FU S H FN13 496 3 8 485 2457 216 UU7J 8197 30 32 119 628 0
VE3MMQ S H FN14 459 2 8 449 2247 197 UU7J 8115 52 31 117 627 0
F6BEE S H JN08 285 0 3 282 2221 181 JQ2VVH 9918 40 14 67 591 0
P40TA S H FK52 211 5 14 192 2153 144 RA4LW 10597 42 2 11 396 0
SV3RF S H KM18 292 2 9 281 2136 173 KU5B 10167 56 11 69 737 0
W7RN S H DM09 335 1 24 310 2115 167 JA5BZL 9057 40 20 75 825 0
K9NW S H EN71 533 8 9 516 2112 201 UW2M 8544 28 33 139 650 0
JH2FXK S H PM84 118 1 5 112 2104 95 CE1/K7CA 17295 40 0 13 532 0
W6IZT S H EM74 518 14 11 493 2094 183 OM5RW 8141 28 28 132 596 0
K7RL S H CN88 265 4 6 255 2081 143 CE1/K7CA 9976 36 20 75 382 0
OH2BO S H KP20 275 1 2 272 2029 178 CE1/K7CA 13042 48 11 68 592 0
K3WW S H FN20 461 11 24 426 1990 183 RA4LW 8214 30 28 109 625 0
N1EU S H FN32 423 2 6 415 1989 191 UU7J 8057 28 25 99 542 0
DL4UNY S H JO50 344 0 13 331 1958 205 CE1/K7CA 11869 44 18 87 772 0
RN1A S H KO48 307 5 8 294 1946 171 CE1/K7CA 13232 48 15 82 710 0
UX1UA S H KO50 293 0 2 291 1944 173 CE1/K7CA 13219 52 16 74 744 0
K7QQ S H CN87 273 6 9 258 1941 149 CE1/K7CA 9896 36 14 58 522 0
OH6MW S H KP20 309 5 3 301 1936 172 CE1/K7CA 13042 48 14 82 732 0
UA1OMS S H LP31 249 1 6 242 1915 154 CE1/K7CA 14228 28 13 69 503 0
VA2EW S H FN35 368 7 8 353 1898 164 CE1/K7CA 8197 28 26 97 422 0
UA9KAA S H MP36 215 1 10 204 1859 136 JH1QDB 5752 32 5 58 680 0
N9ADG S H CN97 248 4 6 238 1857 137 CE1/K7CA 9792 32 12 58 595 0
YL2SM S H KO37 273 1 4 268 1779 175 CE1/K7CA 13099 48 13 70 588 0
N1LN S H FM05 385 4 2 379 1703 166 4O3A 8029 28 29 106 446 0
F5IN S H JN18 280 1 11 268 1698 166 JQ2VVH 9835 40 10 75 518 0
VE9AA S H FN66 289 1 5 283 1670 147 KH7X 8456 28 16 66 587 0
DJ0MDR S H JN68 273 0 4 269 1655 171 JR1GJP 9378 44 14 64 702 0
F5VLY S H IN94 274 1 4 269 1640 156 K9RX 9018 40 16 72 596 0
I4EWH S H JN64 288 4 16 268 1628 168 JR1GJP 9718 48 18 70 766 0
F8BPN S H JN05 281 2 6 273 1614 158 JH2FXK 10108 40 15 71 750 0
K9FD/KH6 S H BL11 112 0 4 108 1610 85 RA4LW 11231 72 2 18 296 0
K9MA S H EN53 382 0 7 375 1605 175 CE1/K7CA 8182 20 26 101 448 0
DK2OY S H JO44 303 1 5 297 1599 176 CE1/K7CA 11930 40 17 75 739 0
N4XD S H FM05 382 6 4 372 1590 162 KH7X 7782 24 26 91 589 0
N5OT S H EM16 377 4 15 358 1586 165 K9FD/KH6 5982 20 23 97 527 0
K2AV S H FM05 376 3 9 364 1574 164 KH7X 7782 24 28 110 476 0
UY0ZG S H KN56 242 0 2 240 1570 161 PJ2T 9764 56 11 69 680 0
RA0FU S H QN16 125 3 10 112 1534 85 CE1/K7CA 16453 30 1 14 305 0
IV3PRK S H JN66 267 1 12 254 1525 153 JR1GJP 9548 48 12 71 678 0
WS7L S H CN85 217 4 2 211 1491 138 CE1/K7CA 9736 40 14 52 466 0
W0UCE S H FM06 392 2 8 382 1477 161 KH7X 7758 24 28 100 711 0
W9IU S H EN60 422 1 23 398 1477 154 DL5AXX 7052 20 29 121 457 0
SE0X S H JO99 278 2 11 265 1466 150 JQ2VVH 8231 44 14 68 623 0
K4RO S H EM66 331 3 4 324 1460 157 OL1A 7852 20 25 101 364 0
UT8IM S H KN87 237 0 8 229 1453 145 W2GD 8266 32 11 68 742 0
DL2OE S H JO72 268 0 13 255 1372 152 JA1PRR 9040 24 15 58 489 0
DL6RAI S H JN58 303 2 10 291 1355 161 JA1JRK 9376 44 17 70 731 0
K4BAI S H EM72 340 3 10 327 1348 150 K9FD/KH6 7122 20 17 89 653 0
PA5KT S H JO11 252 5 3 244 1348 157 N5UL 8250 40 15 67 605 0
N6VR S H DM34 214 0 17 197 1344 127 JH6QFJ 10108 36 13 47 383 0
XE2S S H DL49 187 0 6 181 1311 112 JH6QFJ 10612 40 9 34 183 0
YL9T S H KO37 263 2 8 253 1310 148 JA8QO 8201 48 10 71 503 0
AB2E S H FM29 256 0 6 250 1295 142 UU7J 8415 28 23 79 366 0
RT3T S H LO15 223 0 13 210 1294 138 PJ2T 10205 30 8 65 553 0
AD4EB S H EM65 323 2 3 318 1289 140 CE1/K7CA 7280 20 19 96 313 0
N7GP S H DM52 203 3 3 197 1287 130 JH4UYB 10171 28 13 41 389 0
W3TDF S H FN20 350 0 12 338 1275 140 UU7J 8333 28 22 90 798 0
EA2LU S H IN92 221 0 6 215 1273 135 K9RX 9149 40 9 53 795 0
N0KE S H DM69 216 1 6 209 1272 130 JH6QFJ 10136 32 16 48 429 0
DL5AXX S H JO40 199 1 1 197 1246 141 JH2FXK 9304 44 13 52 300 0
JH3PRR S H PM74 74 0 1 73 1239 66 CE1/K7CA 17477 40 0 9 481 0
N6RO S H CM97 189 0 6 183 1218 123 JH4UYB 8977 40 12 40 188 0
W3KL S H FM19 344 0 11 333 1205 144 CE1/K7CA 7554 28 23 102 485 0
AA3B S H FN20 262 0 2 260 1200 132 UU7J 8333 16 22 77 182 0
JA7BME S H QN00 72 0 1 71 1193 62 CE1/K7CA 16821 36 0 5 328 0
UA0OD S H OO31 97 0 4 93 1180 78 KH6LC 8873 26 0 20 359 0
K0TO S H DN33 223 2 18 203 1164 122 JA6FFL 9480 28 17 55 295 0
UR4LRG S H KO80 194 2 8 184 1111 131 PJ2T 10048 56 9 60 381 0
WA2VYA S H EM70 253 2 4 247 1107 121 E77DX 8564 24 15 74 443 0
LY2J S H KO14 255 0 5 250 1094 141 JH1QDB 8413 48 17 73 691 0
LY9Y S H KO16 221 2 4 215 1070 143 PJ2T 8983 48 10 60 472 0
K8AC S H FM05 266 0 1 265 1066 126 UU7J 8983 28 20 71 273 0
ON9CC S H JO20 225 3 9 213 1060 135 JH4UYB 9304 40 15 58 482 0
F6DDR S H JN38 243 1 8 234 1051 135 JH2FXK 9567 44 13 67 635 0
LZ2DF S H KN22 188 4 8 176 1030 119 PJ2T 9408 56 10 54 414 0
N2YB S H FN12 303 2 18 283 1029 133 K9FD/K56 7629 28 25 76 301 0
K6SRZ S H CM88 179 3 6 170 1018 96 JH2FXK 8481 40 12 42 307 0
K1PX S H FN31 260 0 2 258 1016 120 K9FD/KH6 7976 28 22 72 294 0
JH1QDB S H PM94 61 0 1 60 1003 55 KU5B 10731 38 0 3 390 0
WW4B S H EL89 232 4 13 215 993 109 K9FD/KH6 7374 24 11 65 461 0
W3SO S H FN00 281 0 0 281 978 134 CE1/K7CA 7684 16 18 70 581 0
N4VV S H EM86 272 2 2 268 968 131 E77DX 7972 16 19 73 350 0
K8JQ S H EM98 306 3 3 300 961 130 CE1/K7CA 7490 14 23 93 551 0
N4DU S H EM71 222 0 6 216 961 110 KH6LC 7051 24 10 59 422 0
W2VJN S H CN83 152 2 4 146 945 94 CE1/K7CA 9576 40 9 36 195 0
K3MD S H FN10 262 2 4 256 941 120 CE1/K7CA 7664 20 17 79 240 0
RV4LC S H LO44 154 0 1 153 938 113 PJ2T 10597 28 4 50 506 0
K9FO S H EN61 242 0 9 233 925 129 CE1/K7CA 7923 16 17 57 421 0
ON4WW S H JO11 200 0 3 197 923 125 CE1/K7CA 11419 40 10 46 320 0
M0DHO S H IO91 168 1 4 163 894 110 K5MR 7560 36 11 44 297 0
N2ED S H FN20 201 1 10 190 892 103 KH7X 8001 28 21 52 241 0
K2SX S H FM03 216 1 6 209 888 109 KH6LC 7576 24 13 57 248 0
AA9D S H EN52 186 0 2 184 881 119 CE1/K7CA 8075 20 9 42 513 0
RA3SI S H LO04 154 0 8 146 876 108 PJ2T 10134 30 5 48 301 0
JA5BZL S H PM63 51 0 5 46 869 42 CE1/K7CA 17676 38 0 3 194 0
WL7E S H BP40 85 1 2 82 851 58 CE1/K7CA 12200 36 3 15 223 0
WW3DE S H FM28 217 2 3 212 844 111 UU7J 8498 28 17 56 336 0
K1ZZI S H EM74 224 1 3 220 820 113 CE1/K7CA 7127 14 10 58 303 0
OK1TN S H JO70 144 1 5 138 812 113 JH1QDB 9113 48 7 36 234 0
SM2CEW S H KP15 112 0 2 110 803 85 CE1/K7CA 13034 56 5 31 212 0
AA7A S H DM43 139 1 8 130 798 92 DL6FBL 8825 36 6 23 211 0
N4IR S H EM86 284 2 6 276 792 117 W7EW 3469 12 11 79 346 0
VO1TA S H GN37 100 0 4 96 772 76 RA4LW 6557 24 3 16 387 0
W1FJ S H FN42 195 1 5 189 767 99 UW2M 7755 20 13 45 216 0
OK1HFP S H JN69 187 0 2 185 765 123 JA1JRK 9198 44 14 51 324 0
W3FV S H FN20 200 0 1 199 753 109 CE1/K7CA 7650 14 10 58 224 0
UZ0U S H KO50 179 0 5 174 741 127 PJ2T 9643 16 7 42 371 0
GM4ZUK S H IO87 149 0 8 141 732 95 RC9O 5012 16 9 37 245 0
OK5ET S H JO70 170 0 2 168 730 120 JA1JRK 9020 12 4 38 541 0
RK3ER S H KO83 162 1 7 154 729 110 JH4UYB 7378 24 5 50 296 0
AC1O S H FN53 157 0 8 149 728 93 UT7J 7638 20 7 35 495 0
N8BJQ S H EN80 200 0 1 199 725 117 CE1/K7CA 7739 16 9 53 197 0
K4IQJ S H EM72 151 1 2 148 705 93 E77DX 8409 16 8 35 266 0
W1QK S H FN31 152 0 2 150 705 94 K9FD/KH6 7976 16 14 49 196 0
KE2VB S H DM41 144 2 8 134 703 92 CE1/K7CA 7877 24 9 27 331 0
W1AJT S H EM95 204 0 4 200 693 110 G4AMT 6134 16 13 52 316 0
G4PIQ S H JO02 118 1 5 112 685 87 PJ2T 7564 40 8 23 180 0
W2RR S H FN02 165 0 6 159 683 104 CE1/K7CA 7904 16 11 37 320 0
JA0FVU S H PM97 43 0 2 41 680 41 CE1/K7CA 17065 36 0 1 240 0
K2XX S H EM96 187 1 4 182 677 105 S59ZZ 7721 16 9 47 547 0
SP9ATE S H JN99 196 1 23 172 677 119 JH2FXK 8883 16 7 50 470 0
YO3FFF S H KN24 126 2 5 119 672 93 JQ2VVH 9022 20 6 28 243 0
K9OZ S H EN51 203 0 9 194 654 105 FM5CD 4031 12 11 55 254 0
K0IO S H EN31 149 0 8 141 649 94 CE1/K7CA 8074 20 7 36 381 0
RM3F S H KO86 134 0 5 129 645 102 PJ2T 9816 16 4 35 186 0
KG9N S H EN50 163 0 5 158 644 95 S59ZZ 7910 16 12 58 90 0
G0VQR S H IO91 139 1 2 136 636 94 W2GD 5681 12 6 43 274 0
AA1K S H FM29 160 0 0 160 633 96 KH6LC 7820 28 13 36 112 0
K7IA S H DM62 118 0 4 114 621 85 E77DX 9777 12 1 30 200 0
RX3DBH S H KO86 150 0 16 134 621 99 RA0FU 6694 24 5 48 217 0
NI6T S H CM97 133 2 4 127 620 81 JH4UYB 8977 40 6 28 321 0
KY7M S H DM33 120 0 1 119 613 83 CE1/K7CA 8168 16 6 24 144 0
PA3AAV S H JO22 148 1 5 142 598 103 N0NI 7081 12 5 39 339 0
SM5QU S H JO99 144 0 4 140 594 105 JH4UYB 7969 12 5 36 343 0
UX3IO S H KN87 133 0 9 124 588 97 JH4UYB 7686 16 3 36 314 0
W1UJ S H FN42 127 0 2 125 578 78 UU7J 7942 20 7 40 145 0
DL1WA S H JO60 170 0 2 168 576 108 JH4UYB 8912 20 10 52 268 0
N4NM S H EM64 137 0 4 133 562 84 CE1/K7CA 7174 20 9 35 283 0
PA0O S H JO33 77 0 5 72 555 66 KU5B 8194 40 4 18 155 0
FM5BH S H FK94 75 1 7 67 550 52 UW2M 9503 16 0 3 237 0
DF4PD S H JO30 132 0 4 128 543 98 JH4UYB 9210 12 3 22 395 0
SK2T S H KP03 103 0 0 103 543 75 RC9O 3546 16 4 28 159 0
K5ZD S H FN42 104 0 3 101 538 72 UU7J 7942 16 6 35 63 0
N6TW S H CN85 110 1 7 102 526 72 CE1/K7CA 9736 20 3 21 318 0
G4AQG S H IO90 94 0 20 74 519 65 JH4UYB 9569 36 3 22 427 0
DL5JS S H JO31 156 1 3 152 518 103 JH4UYB 9127 10 5 40 300 0
W0EB S H EM17 130 0 0 130 510 85 JH4UYB 10515 12 4 31 257 0
K7HP S H DM33 98 0 0 98 506 72 FM5CD 5628 16 6 22 238 0
W7PP S H DM33 87 0 1 86 503 70 JH4UYB 9820 16 3 13 257 0
K0NE S H EN10 135 0 20 115 499 83 F6BEE 7295 16 7 30 241 0
N6AA S H DM04 76 0 0 76 478 61 CE1/K7CA 8609 20 4 11 111 0
KG4W S H FM17 98 0 3 95 469 67 UU7J 8697 16 7 22 246 0
W1TO S H FN32 118 1 0 117 469 71 W7RH 3518 28 9 34 143 0
N4CW S H FM05 142 0 0 142 459 70 EI7BA 5699 12 12 40 153 0
K9ZM S H EN50 117 0 3 114 456 84 E77DX 8052 20 6 23 328 0
OK1MAW S H JN89 134 0 3 131 455 99 JH4UYB 8775 16 4 30 317 0
K0YR S H EN35 113 0 5 108 452 73 FM5CD 4562 12 5 24 209 0
VE6BBP S H DO43 67 0 1 66 452 55 CE1/K7CA 9872 16 2 13 116 0
W7WR S H CN85 125 4 13 108 445 72 JH4UYB 8326 16 5 23 546 0
RV1CC S H KO59 98 0 0 98 441 81 PJ2T 9377 16 3 20 213 0
JR1GJP S H QM05 25 0 2 23 436 22 CE1/K7CA 16920 34 0 1 105 0
W1XX S H FN41 85 0 1 84 436 58 KH7X 8300 16 6 25 207 0
DK3GI S H JN59 120 0 6 114 433 90 KU5B 8662 14 7 31 190 0
K1TR S H FN42 130 0 2 128 430 66 S59ZZ 6635 12 10 33 197 0
W6DR S H CM87 74 0 4 70 426 59 CE1/K7CA 9099 16 0 14 175 0
RV5K S H LO01 105 1 10 94 423 78 RA0FU 6852 14 2 27 164 0
OE1TKW S H JN88 95 1 1 93 422 76 CE1/K7CA 12184 24 2 21 301 0
N1CGP S H FN54 104 0 1 103 418 59 PJ2T 3547 20 9 25 240 0
KE5AKL S H DM65 114 0 3 111 417 72 JH4UYB 10074 12 7 20 310 0
W6RKC S H CM98 74 0 0 74 414 61 CE1/K7CA 9057 14 3 18 171 0
W0MU S H DM79 87 0 2 85 405 68 KH7Y 5251 16 6 19 117 0
AC0C S H EM28 112 0 11 101 401 73 KH6LC 6101 12 9 33 174 0
VE2DC S H FN35 86 0 4 82 401 66 UU7J 7818 16 4 14 202 0
K2NV S H FN03 105 0 1 104 399 72 UU7J 8304 12 5 21 131 0
RA1QD S H KO99 88 0 2 86 398 72 EA2LU 3309 16 2 24 212 0
K0NW S H DM13 92 1 3 88 390 64 CE1/K7CA 8404 14 3 17 378 0
DJ5AN S H JO32 126 1 5 120 386 84 RC9O 4799 12 5 27 361 0
CR6K S H IN50 64 0 4 60 379 55 K0RF 7674 10 0 9 92 0
W2YJ S H FN02 156 0 26 130 378 70 N3ZZ 3757 20 8 38 206 0
UA9FGJ S H LO88 62 0 2 60 355 53 F8BPN 3973 16 0 13 176 0
K1AR S H FN42 83 0 0 83 348 61 CE1/K7CA 7861 14 3 15 115 0
N2NT S H FN20 86 0 0 86 347 58 UY0ZG 7910 16 10 26 64 0
WU6W S H DM09 85 0 5 80 339 62 CE1/K7CA 9023 14 2 13 369 0
W0HW S H EN35 91 0 5 86 335 62 FM5CD 4562 12 7 19 182 0
K1JB S H FN43 67 0 0 67 329 51 K9FD/KH6 8086 20 6 22 61 0
RA3NC S H LO07 85 0 2 83 322 69 JH2FXK 7186 8 0 18 140 0
K8IA S H DM43 74 0 3 71 319 47 FM5CD 5445 14 2 20 72 0
W3UR S H FM19 98 0 3 95 315 63 K7RAT 3788 16 6 26 60 0
N6AN S H DM04 73 1 2 70 314 48 FM5CD 6192 40 4 13 153 0
W4AU S H FM19 110 0 2 108 306 71 AA7A 3099 16 8 28 124 0
WA7LNW S H DM37 100 0 2 98 303 59 PJ2T 5167 12 4 18 234 0
KE6QR S H CM88 93 3 1 89 298 44 PJ2T 6040 12 5 17 407 0
K1TN S H EN55 30 0 1 29 297 27 CE1/K7CA 8395 20 1 3 96 0
AF4OX S H FM02 65 0 1 64 295 48 K7XC 3659 20 5 21 53 0
VO1HP S H GN37 37 0 0 37 287 35 KH7X 9408 8 1 1 111 0
DK1AX S H JN48 104 1 1 102 282 77 RA4LW 2817 12 2 17 303 0
PA5WT S H JO22 90 0 3 87 280 69 RC9O 4911 10 3 22 105 0
K4SV S H EM85 53 0 1 52 279 46 E77DX 8047 20 3 8 59 0
PA30LOU S H JO21 84 0 1 83 278 72 RC9O 4975 16 4 13 157 0
W2LE S H FN20 100 0 0 100 277 60 FM5CD 3187 12 7 22 183 0
US0QG S H KN86 76 0 6 70 265 55 RC9O 3319 10 0 15 329 0
N3KN S H EM97 102 0 3 99 263 70 PJ2T 3016 12 4 30 158 0
W0BR S H FN10 86 0 2 84 263 60 DL6FBL 6257 16 4 17 171 0
VE3XAT S H FN25 75 0 0 75 261 50 W7EW 3730 8 3 21 155 0
N4QS S H EM57 61 0 0 61 234 46 P40TA 3411 12 4 16 45 0
K0TQ S H EM79 94 0 3 91 231 62 FM5CD 3629 12 2 31 195 0
KQ0C S H DM69 46 0 1 45 229 41 CE1/K7CA 8403 10 1 9 157 0
YL1ZF S H KO06 60 0 2 58 228 49 RU9I 3797 16 3 14 58 0
W8AB S H EN72 91 0 5 86 227 59 W7EW 3055 8 4 18 184 0
W9GT S H EN71 72 0 0 72 215 57 PJ2T 3571 8 7 17 92 0
IK2AOO S H JN45 69 0 2 67 210 58 RA4LW 2991 12 2 15 214 0
N2KW S H FN32 28 0 0 28 207 28 UU7J 8057 6 0 3 56 0
OK1KZ S H JO70 80 2 1 77 204 65 RA4LW 2329 8 3 21 174 0
AL9A S H BP51 35 0 3 32 199 23 KK3AN 5128 14 0 3 109 0
JG3LGD S H PM74 15 0 3 12 199 11 DL6RAI 9274 0 0 0 77 0
VE3TAZ S H EN93 78 2 3 73 191 46 K7RAT 3311 6 2 17 480 0
K7XC S H DM09 50 0 0 50 189 38 RA0FU 7495 12 1 10 69 0
W7GKF S H CN87 47 0 1 46 187 34 FM5CD 6738 12 3 6 83 0
VE2EZD S H FN46 48 0 0 48 182 39 W7EW 3998 14 1 11 127 0
WD8RYC S H EM66 65 0 0 65 179 47 N9RV 2424 8 2 15 181 0
OZ1ADL S H JO46 51 0 3 48 173 43 K9CT 6817 8 2 7 125 0
UZ5ZV S H KN56 54 0 1 53 171 44 UA9YAB 3876 8 0 8 131 0
JA7ZP S H QM09 11 0 2 9 167 8 DL4UNY 8912 32 0 1 28 0
VE1OP S H FN96 39 0 1 38 162 27 S59ZZ 5728 8 1 9 76 0
W7LR S H DN45 19 0 1 18 156 16 CE1/K7CA 9140 32 1 0 94 0
VE1ZAC S H FN84 49 0 5 44 154 29 KU5B 3352 10 1 6 89 0
VA1MM S H FN85 36 0 0 36 150 28 DL6FBL 5018 16 2 8 36 0
DJ9RR S H JO53 47 0 0 47 148 43 RA4LW 2465 12 1 10 123 0
DK7AN S H JO51 57 0 4 53 146 47 RA4LW 2542 10 1 17 91 0
LZ2ZG S H KN23 34 0 2 32 146 31 JH4UYB 8714 8 0 2 136 0
W4UT S H EM75 52 1 1 50 142 38 K7RAT 3372 12 3 13 197 0
DK3AX S H JN59 47 0 1 46 138 44 RA4LW 2635 12 1 8 57 0
K2MK S H FM29 61 0 1 60 136 35 K5MR 2075 8 3 13 95 0
YL2PP S H KO26 25 0 1 24 133 23 PJ2T 9104 8 1 5 139 0
K0VG S H EN35 48 0 2 46 128 35 K7RAT 2332 6 0 9 235 0
W8PN S H EN91 62 0 2 60 125 42 W0DLE 2041 4 0 11 111 0
RU0LL S H PN53 11 0 1 10 122 10 S59ZZ 8117 0 0 0 82 0
W1RM S H FN31 40 0 1 39 119 32 S59ZZ 6834 8 2 8 50 0
K4OV S H FM05 31 0 1 30 116 27 KG7H 3419 16 4 5 42 0
VK6GX S H OF88 4 0 0 4 115 4 KG7H 15156 0 0 0 18 0
W5GZ S H DM52 28 0 2 26 115 24 KH7X 5064 12 1 4 128 0
DJ8QA S H JN48 54 0 5 49 108 45 RC9O 4943 10 0 6 223 0
PA3GCV S H JO32 23 0 1 22 101 21 JH4UYB 9045 4 0 2 56 0
DM3VL S H JO70 30 0 3 27 97 25 JH4UYB 8808 10 0 3 178 0
K6DGW S H CM98 40 0 3 37 96 22 W0DLE 1389 12 3 11 77 0
YT9M S H KN03 34 0 2 32 90 29 RA4LW 2363 4 0 6 50 0
K8OZ S H DM65 40 2 5 33 89 29 N0FW 1990 8 1 5 177 0
W0SEI S H EN35 21 0 2 19 88 18 FM5CD 4562 8 2 2 97 0
NM6E S H EM13 26 0 3 23 81 20 VE3MMQ 2111 6 0 6 45 0
K4XD S H FM05 23 0 0 23 80 19 W7EW 3839 4 0 3 26 0
N4DJ S H FM17 35 0 1 34 77 26 K5MR 1865 8 1 4 62 0
W5OV S H EM12 23 0 0 23 73 23 K7QQ 2754 6 1 1 47 0
PY1NB S H GG87 6 0 2 4 71 4 SN7Q 10176 0 0 0 57 0
DL2MDU S H JN58 23 0 0 23 66 21 RX3DBH 1962 8 2 5 42 0
K2EUH S H EL88 11 0 0 11 60 11 CE1/K7CA 6436 0 0 0 74 0
W1CSM S H FN42 9 0 0 9 55 9 UU7J 7942 6 0 2 29 0
WB0SOK S H EN34 17 0 0 17 54 16 W7EW 2373 6 0 3 35 0
W4EF S H DM04 14 0 0 14 38 13 K7QQ 1482 4 1 3 20 0
JF1WPB S H PM95 1 0 0 1 35 1 CE1/K7CA 17101 0 0 0 10 0
N0BK S H EN34 14 1 0 13 28 12 K7RAT 2355 4 0 1 26 0
W0AD S H EN34 9 0 3 6 27 6 XE2S 2300 6 0 1 19 0
N8AGU S H EN91 7 0 0 7 21 6 P40TA 3419 4 0 1 25 0
K6SSS S H DM14 1 0 0 1 17 1 CE1/K7CA 8488 0 0 0 10 0
KG9Z S H EN90 5 0 1 4 5 4 K0HA 1355 2 0 1 18 0
Single operator -
Low power
CALL C P GRID RAW
DUPE BUST QSO PTS GRD
CALL -BEST DX- KM MAXP QRP
LOW TIME OVER
W9RE S L EM69 565
7 3 555
3394 196 E77DX
8005 32 33
145 815 0
W0UO S L EM12 372
4 4 364
2977 177 F6BEE
7922 44 22
90 811 0
K2PO S L CN85 264
8 4 252
2619 144 CE1/K7CA
9736 60 20
56 743 0
WB8JUI S L EN81
450 6 4
440 2565 172
CE1/K7CA 7848 44
32 122 713
0
W7RH S L DM35 238
1 9 228
2564 140 JH6QFJ
10037 44 17
51 590 0
K9NR S L EN61 423
9 15 399
2539 171 CE1/K7CA
7923 32 26
119 445 0
K2QO S L FN03 424
8 14 402
2413 167 CE1/K7CA
8014 36 27
107 736 0
K9IG S L EM69 350
5 5 340
2299 156 E77DX
8005 32 27
97 380 0
W9XT S L EN53 344
1 2 341
2264 163 SV3RF
8646 32 24
93 675 0
K4FT S L EM77 352
2 5 345
2245 159 OL1A
7651 32
28 102 526
0
AA2A S L FN32 336
4 10 322
2141 152 KH6LC
7931 32 21
87 639 0
R1DM S L KO49 243
0 8 235
2043 149 CE1/K7CA
13247 72 12
68 639 0
K7BG S L DN47 189
1 2 186
2011 113 CE1/K7CA
9322 48 17
57 181 0
N6RK S L CM98 227
7 1 219
2006 129 JA9PPC
8489 60 12
53 439 0
K9MMS S L EN51 270
0 3 267
1832 137 CE1/K7CA
7969 32 20 76
476 0
VE3OSZ S L FN25
269 0 4
265 1751 130
CE1/K7CA 8204 24
19 71 622
0
OK2BUZ S L JN99
241 1 16
224 1731 148
JH0ZHQ 8898 36
9 59 693
0
K1VW S L FN31 319
6 26 287 1709 127
CE1/K7CA 7753 24
19 79 723
0
KU8E S L EM72 233
1 9 223
1695 133 KH7X
7307 32 16
61 410 0
VE3KI S L FN25 258
1 1 256
1660 120 CE1/K7CA
8204 24 22
71 397 0
K8MR S L EN91
302 2 3
297 1617 133
G4AMT 5712 24
20 93 404
0
US8ICM S L KN87
163 1 8
154 1604 116
PJ2T 10164 36
8 44 300
0
W1WBB S L FN41 244
3 1 240
1591 123 KH6LC
8114 24 18
59 489 0
I2WIJ S L JN45 255
3 3 249
1585 141 N5UL
8996 24 12
61 529 0
OK1FPS S L JN79
254 3 7
244 1584 146
JA1DUH 9100 72
13 67 731
0
W0IZL S L EN01 220 0
10 210 1539
125 JH2FXK 9841
36 13 49
506 0
K8FH S L EN91 234
1 1 232
1516 125 CE1/K7CA
7818 24 19
64 257 0
N6ZFO S L CM89 159
0 4 155
1475 101 CE1/K7CA
9257 60 9
34 576 0
UA1OAM S L KP94
160 0 2
158 1462 113
RA0FU 6064 32
6 43 537
0
LZ9R S L KN32 202
0 10 192
1461 125 JA7NI
8761 30 6
53 644 0
W1NN S L EN91 306
5 4 297
1422 119 FM5CD
3561 24 18
96 679 0
N9CK S L EN53 230
0 0 230
1405 107 SN7Q
7416 32 16
71 423 0
KI0I S L EM28 176
0 0 176
1373 111 CE1/K7CA
7826 32 14
43 476 0
HG7T S L KN07 220
0 20 200
1327 131 PJ2T
8998 30 10
56 433 0
K8RYU S L EM99 229
0 10 219
1325 119 CE1/K7CA
7599 24 16
70 351 0
W9ZRX S L EN60 217
1 8 208
1320 121 CE1/K7CA
7816 32
12 57 565
0
UA4AAC S L LO00
164 0 3
161 1267 114
JA7NI 7369 24
4 47 466
0
K4ZGB S L EM63 204
0 7 197
1216 97 FM5CD
3363 32 14
62 323 0
N0UY S L EN18 150
0 4 146
1187 93 CE1/K7CA
8914 20 8
40 380 0
UR5IFB S L KN87
141 0 5
136 1151 108
PJ2T 10164 32
6 41 354
0
WA1UJU S L EN56
194 1 0
193 1138 92
E77DX 7596 20
15 47 373 0
K1GU S L EM75 191
0 0 191
1124 97 K7RL
3419 32 17
63 255 0
RD0A S L NO56 84
1 6 77
1124 64 KH6LC
9600 30 1
13 360 0
KJ9C S L EM69 200
0 1 199
1118 110 OL1A
7602 32 13
67 252 0
W4GDG S L FM07 245
3 12 230
1118 104 W7EW
3737 24 15
70 486 0
N2MM S L FM29 200
0 6 194
1113 97 CE1/K7CA
7539 24 15
58 314 0
W0ETT S L DM79 144
1 3 140
1108 102 CE1/K7CA
8313 44 10
22 297 0
K1DM S L FN31 203
1 4 198
1093 96 SN7Q
6676 32 13
49 405 0
N9NB S L EM97 230
10 3 217
1076 102 S59ZZ
7645 24 18
58 495 0
K2UF S L FN32 202
0 4 198
1037 99 S59ZZ
6766 24 13
49 502 0
N3QE S L FM19 192
0 0 192
1016 96 W7RN
3580 32 16
57 276 0
G3LDI S L JO02 165
1 10 154
1012 102 KU5B
7887 24 8
38 400 0
DJ2YA S L JO40 162
0 0 162
1001 110 JH4UYB
9113 68 9
39 370 0
NE7D S L CN84 141
4 1 136
997 85 JH4UYB
8389 60 8
31 552 0
N2FJ S L FN24 191
0 7 184
985 90 CE1/K7CA
8093 20 16
50 468 0
DL4WA S L JO60 174
2 1 171
960 121 JH4UYB
8912 20 8
45 506 0
LY2OU S L KO14 184
6 14 164
948 113 PJ2T
9017 24
8 49 515
0
UA9BA S L MO04 86
1 1 84
919 72 JH4UYB
5851 32 1
21 217 0
KU8T S L EN71 210
0 26 184
892 94 PJ2T
3571 22 15
48 703 0
UA6AX S L KN95 137
4 10 123
865 96 JH4UYB
7657 24 2
16 464 0
IV3AZV S L JN65
156 2 9
145 863 95
JH4UYB 9297 24
8 46 270
0
DK8NT S L JN59 176
5 0 171
858 111 RC9O
4759 20 7 43 740
0
DL3DTH S L JO61
192 5 0
187 857 109
RC9O 4517 20
10 48 508
0
OK1MGW S L JO70
163 0 1
162 855 110
RC9O 4459 36
11 41 523
0
LZ1AQ S L KN12 126
0 4 122
849 87 RC9O
4481 32 5
29 361 0
R3PA S L KO84 123
1 1 121
849 95 JA7NI
7343 36 3
24 241 0
EU1AZ S L KO33 155
0 2 153
840 107 UA9YAB
3788 20 5
38 465 0
N1IX S L FN42
169 0 6
163 838 79
N7GP 3506 32
14 41 401
0
RX4W S L LO66 100
0 3 97
829 79 JH4UYB
6304 24 1
25 309 0
WA4SM S L EM75 146
0 2 144
824 79 FM5CD
3341 32 12
46 225 0
IK3ORD S L JN55
129 0 7
122 823 88
JH4UYB 9408 24
6 34 484
0
DJ9MH S L JO50 161
1 3 157
820 98 KU5B
8601 20 8
42 345 0
N7MAL S L DM25 127
0 4 123
812 76 JH4UYB
9536 56 7
21 369 0
RM5Z S L KO81 130
0 3 127
807 97 RA0FU
7061 20 3
32 401 0
OK1DST S L JN79
154 0 4
150 804 103
VE1ZZ 5690 36
9 40 426
0
EA7WA S L IM77 68
0 3 65
803 53 VY2ZM
4798 60 7
18 297 0
WB2ABD S L FN02
135 0 0 135
799 85 OL1A
6896 24 9
37 252 0
WF4U S L DN41 102
0 1 101
798 74 CE1/K7CA
8776 48 3
18 333 0
VE3CV S L EN93 159
0 12 147
795 89 E77DX
7336 22 11
40 441 0
NA3F S L FN10 168
0 2 166
791 88 FM5CD
3274 24 10
50 371 0
WW9R S L EN52 180
0 34 146
782 82 W7RN
2533 32 15
42 262 0
K3TN S L FM19 148
0 0 148
780 80 CE1/K7CA
7554 24 7
48 135 0
K9CS S L EN60 145
0 2 143
771 91 FM5CD
3830 16 11
41 178 0
W6ZL S L DM13 107
2 2 103
765 66 CE1/K7CA
8404 60 7
20 320 0
G3RLE S L IO83 98
0 0 98
750 77 K5MR
7342 24 3
18 373 0
N0OK S L EN35 106
0 2 104
742 79 CE1/K7CA
8492 20 4
20 539 0
UT5ECZ S L KN68 90
0 1 89
740 78 PJ2T
9845 36 4
27 170 0
W2LC S L FN13 125
0 0 125
739 79 K7RAT
3616 24 13
44 91 0
NA4K S L EM75 152
0 0 152
736 78 PJ2T
3014 20 6
38 194 0
K7SV S L FM18 123
0 3 120
735 75 KH7X
7883 24 12
34 200 0
N9LB S L EN52 131
0 6 125
734 81 KH7X 6813
18 3 30
614 0
K0AZ S L EM37 122
0 2 120
727 82 PJ2T
3657 24 11
25 335 0
K0AD S L EN35 106
0 3 103
724 67 N6ZFO
2539 32 9
40 68 0
DK1KC S L JN58 145
0 3 142
717 101 RC9O
4824 36 7
34 325 0
W4KAZ S L FM05 140
1 8 131
717 76 KV4FZ
2428 24 11
45 201 0
N0AH S L DM79 103
0 6 97
716 72 CE1/K7CA
8313 44 3
26 209 0
EI4HQ S L IO51 87
0 4 83
714 60 VE1ZZ
4011 48 8
20 329 0
AI7H S L DN17 94
0 5 89
712 61 JH4UYB
8571 44 7
19 376 0
US7IM S L KN87 94
0 5 89 712
75 JH4UYB 7686
24 3 22
257 0
JE1TSD S L PM95 37
0 3 34
694 32 N5UL
10097 4 0
1 234 0
K9CW S L EN50 113
0 0 113
689 75 OL1A
7632 12 7
30 139 0
RZ3AUL S L KO85 78
1 2 75
680 70 PJ2T
9855 20 3
16 177 0
N1YX S L FN42 102
0 3 99
674 67 SN7Q
6479 24 5
27 258 0
W9IE S L EN61 138
1 12 125
674 84 K6SRZ
3071 20
7 27 523
0
DL4HG S L JO53 133
2 6 125
673 92 RC9O
4513 32 8
36 325 0
N0UD S L DN86 87
0 1 86
672 66 JH4UYB
9436 24 7
20 368 0
WA2MCR S L FN31
117 1 5
111 671 73
CE1/K7CA 7753 24
7 29 259
0
SM5MX S L JO99 114
0 2 112
664 84 RC9O
3777 12 3
20 285 0
K1KI S L FN32 104
0 2 102
662 60 SN7Q
6599 24 8
34 123 0
DL6CGC S L JO52
131 0 8
123 658 92
RC9O 4572 32
6 28 692
0
K4WW S L EM78 110
0 2 108
657 76 FM5CD
3554 22 7
33 258 0
VE3TA S L EN93 100
0 1 99
656 72
CE1/K7CA 8037 20
6 28 122
0
SP5CJY S L KO02
106 0 2
104 649 83
JH4UYB 8346 36
7 25 516
0
WA8ZBT S L EM12 93
0 0 93
635 69 CE1/K7CA
7290 24 5
20 392 0
W6RQR S
L CM99 109 3
12 94 634
57 PJ2T 5899
60 9 25
457 0
DL7UMK S L JO62
131 0 1
130 630 97
RC9O 4457 20
5 33 257
0
N2NS S L DM06 84
0 3 81
626 61 JH4UYB
9186 20 5
17 383 0
R3RR S L LO02 98
0 2 96
625 74 JA7NI
7247 12 2
18 289 0
UX2VA S L KN68 97
0 4 93
623 78 UA0OD
5087 20 3
25 497 0
WD8DSB S L EM69 82
0 1
81 621 69
CE1/K7CA 7709 22
5 14 407
0
VE3MM S L FN03 146
1 7 138
611 77 N5UL
2423 20 8
31 232 0
N2JDQ S L FN13 138
0 4 134
604 69 W7EW
3643 20 13
33 421 0
W2DX S L FN31 129
0 3 126
599 61 K7NJ
3439 20 8
33 263 0
DD5M S L JN58 114
1 0 113
598 80 TF4M
2742 36 7
29 279 0
NM2L S L EM74 125
1 2 122
594 76 KG7H
3059 20 2
38 157 0
KN4Y S L EM70 105
0 8 97
588 65 FM5CD
3028 20 3
29 285 0
LZ1HW S L KN13 113
4 9 100
587 79 RC9O
4412 20 3
19 446 0
OM6AL S L JN99 123
0 9 114
583 85 RC9O
4278 24 7
39 239 0
W3KB S L FN10 133
0 3 130
570 67 KV4FZ
2798 20 10
37 264 0
KB8TYJ S L EN73
122 0 8
114 565 68
KU5B 1791 24
12 30 347
0
GW3OQK S L IO71 79
2 4 73
551 64 K1LT
5944 22 0
11 361 0
K3FIV S L CM88 88
0 1 87
548 54 PJ2T
6040 60 6
17 330 0
VE1RGB S L FN84 83
0 1 82
540 57 DL6FBL
5081 16 1
16 171 0
K8VUS S L EN91 112
0 7 105
537 72 CE1/K7CA
7818 20 4
18 394 0
KS0T S L EN36 92
0 4 88
537 60 NI6T
2510 20 6
26 150 0
RM5O S L KO91 98
1 5 92
531 72 EA2LU
3158 16 1
16 325 0
EW8OW S L KO52 108
0 7 101
526 82 RC9O
3380 20 2
20 262 0
W0PC S L EM48 119
0 10 109
525 69 K8WQ 2606
12 4 24
417 0
K9IJ S L EN52 102
0 4 98
524 65 FM5CD
4102 20 5
25 198 0
RW1AI S L KO59 84
0 2 82
524 69 EA2LU
2888 16 1
25 176 0
DL1NKS S L JN49
105 0 2
103 523 78
RC9O 4877 20
4 22 198
0
NI5O S L EM20 87
0 3 84
520 64 FM5CD
3900 12 1
12 417 0
W8WTS S L EN91 115
2 3 110
519 62 N9RV
2608 20 11 28
321 0
AC0W S L EN33 100
0 5 95
507 69 FM5CD
4426 20 3
20 161 0
JE1SPY S L PM95 32
0 6 26
492 23 CE1/K7CA
17101 4 0
2 156 0
W8IDM S L EN91 107
0 2 105 481 64
KU5B 1884 20
10 32 183
0
K8GT S L EN82 113
0 2 111
477 72 N9ADG
3017 20 6
22 284 0
K9JU S L EN52 91
0 1 90
477 64 KV4FZ
3585 20 4
23 253 0
AA0AW S
L EN36 87 0
4 83 476
60 W7EW 2342
20 5 15
220 0
WD5IYT S L EM10 59
0 2 57
473 48 PJ2T
3503 24 3
13 147 0
HA5UY S L JN97 101
1 0 100
472 79 RC9O
4402 12 2
17 236 0
DJ5IW S L JN67 100
0 4 96
471 77 K3WW
6716 20 3
22 264 0
SN5J S L KO02 109
0 9 100
470 79 RC9O
3987 12 3
20 388 0
UA8WAA S L LO84 56 0
3 53 469
43 G4AQG 3853
24 1 18
64 0
K0MPH S L EN35 78
0 5 73
465 50 W7EW
2355 20 5
19 165 0
S53AR S L JN76 99
0 10 89
464 74 RC9O
4714 20 4
16 325 0
K8SIA S L EN82 96
1 0 95
461 63 FM5CD
3753 20 3
25 224 0
WI9WI S L EN53 81
0 2 79
459 63 N3ZZ
2937 20 8
18 107 0
AA5B S L DM65 75
0 0 75
454 63 PJ2T
4586 20 1
11 145 0
N4UW S L EM86 100
0 4 96
454 66 KG7H
3064 20 5
25 213 0
UR4IOR S L KN88 80
0 10 70
450 60 UA0OD
4837 16 1
13 295 0
K4VIG S L EM74 85
0 5 80
448 57 K7RAT
3430 20 5
14 124 0
KE3X S L FM18 108
0 4 104
447 59 K5MR
1883 12 5
33 130 0
OK2BNF S L JN89
113 0 17
96 446 73
RC9O 4400 12
2 21 421
0
JA1XMS S L PM95 23
0 0 23
441 23 HG8L
9021 4 0
1 150 0
NG1G S L FN41 82
1 0 81
436 43 N9RV
3374 20 7
22 347 0
AC8P S L EN82 95
0 0 95
435 64 FM5CD
3753 20 4
22 186 0
N4GU S L FM05 87
0 3 84
422 50 K7NJ
3038 12 5
31 112 0
VA2WA S L FN35 74
1 0 73
418 58 K7RL
3751 12 4
18 81 0
N4ZR S L FM19 69
0 0 69
412 48 KH6LC
7650 36 4
14 102 0
DF1HF S L JO43 73
0 1 72
401 59 RC9O
4626 16 3
17 214 0
W1END S L FN42 83
0 1 82
388 44 N9RV
3331 20 3
17 150 0
DL4ME S L JO50 78
0 2 76
387 64 RC9O
4695 20 3
17 110 0
AE4O S L EM73 81
0 2 79
383 57 W7EW
3475 12 2
17 177 0
VA7MM S L CN89 63
0 4 59
374 37 KH7Y
4377 20 2
14 171 0
K4EDI S L EM86 71
0 3 68
372 55 K7RL
3500 20 5
26 115 0
K8AB S L EN91 95
0 7 88
369 58 K7RAT
3388 20 7
22 529 0
RT9A S L MO04 28
0 0 28
361 23 JK1OPL
6152 32 2
4 47 0
N4AU S L EM62 68
0 3 65
356 47 N7GP
2064 20 4
12 175 0
K2HT S L EM49 81
0 13 68
354 50 K2PO
2695 18 2
17 207 0
VA7ST S L DO00 69
2 2 65
353 38 KH7X
4738 18 2
16 130 0
VE3SB S L FN03 81
0 3 78
349 51 K7NJ
2937 12 3
21 174 0
KP2DX S L FK77 34
0 5 29
348 26 W7RN
5722 34 0
5 226 0
DL5KUD S L JO64 66
0 0 66
328 55 RA4LW
2308 20 2
12 130 0
RL2A S L KO85 65
0 1 64
323 56 RU9I
2937 16
0 12 272
0
SQ5M S L KO02 84
0 12 72
321 61 RC9O
3987 24 3
15 133 0
NF8M S L EN82 71
0 0 71
319 51 FM5CD
3753 16 1
17 141 0
VA3YT S L FN03 108
0 24 84
317 48 KU5B
2148 12 4
20 606 0
K4FTO S L FM18 86
0 9 77
310 50 PJ2T
2988 12 3
15 254 0
K0AV S L DM78 50
0 0 50
309 45 N1EU
2733 20 2 10 91
0
K2UFT S L EM73 58
0 0 58
308 44 W7EW
3475 32 2
12 107 0
WB0N S L EN34 54
0 2 52
308 45 W7EW
2373 20 2
13 338 0
WG0M S L EN34 66
0 5 61
307 48 W7EW
2373 12 2
11 224 0
K4OGG S L EM73 59
0 1 58
299 42 FM5CD
3208 20 2
12 89 0
WQ5L S L EM50 48
0 1 47
298 36 VE1ZJ
2946 20 3
12 84 0
DL1EMY S
L JO31 40 0 0 40 293
38 KU5B 8304
20 1 6
141 0
W9ILY S L EN51 50
0 0 50
284 41 K7RL
2767 20 3
15 57 0
W6JK S L DM03 59
2 1 56
282 37 K1LT
3271 12 2
6 293 0
AB1OD S L FN31 67
0 0 67
281 41 KU5B
2473 12 3
16 130 0
WB7FJG S L CN87 48
0 2 46
279 30 KH7X
4322 32 4
8 119 0
HA7JQK S L KN06 74
0 10 64
278 53 RC9O
4341 10 1
6 169 0
PA2A S L JO21 57
0 3 54
274 46 RA4LW
2925 16 1
14 106 0
OK2IU S L JN89 67
0 10 57
272 48 UA9KAA
3375 22 2
15 153 0
NI0C S L EM48 56
0 0 56
271 48 CE1/K7CA
7703 12 0
7 188 0
VE3UZ S L EN92 60
0 2 58
262 43 K5MR
1720 20 5
15 150 0
W7WHY S L CN73 40
0 1 39
259 33 KH7X
3975 12 1
6 79 0
DL8DWW S L JO70 60
0 0 60
256 52 RA4LW
2329 12 2
5 98 0
DL5SWB S L JO53 68
0 2 66
253 59 RA4LW
2465 6 0
10 191 0
N6IV S L CM98 45
0 5 40
250 35 PJ2T
5870 20 1
7 250 0
UA3AGU S L KO86 54
0 3 51
239 43 RU9I
2897 16 0
5 227 0
KD0S S L DN94 37
0 5 32
238 32 PJ2T
4674 24 2
7 66 0
KH6CJJ S L BL10 17
0 0 17
236 13 K8FC
7681 28 0
2 170 0
K4JLD S L FM19 56
0 12 44
234 34 CE1/K7CA
7554 12 2
11 153 0
AA7V S L DM43 44
0 0 44
232 36 K1LT
2584 10 1
5 73 0
K6UM S L CN85 44
0 1 43
229 31 KH7X
4217 10 1
8 124 0
WD0ECO S L EM38 56
0 4 52
228 44 KG7H
2223 12 1
7 179 0
K6NA S L DM13 35
0 0 35
227 25 JH4UYB
9536 12 2
9 54 0
W3TA S L FN20 60
1 8 51
226 37 W7RH
3358 22 3
10 209 0
N0AX S L EM48 50
0 0 50
225 39 KG7H 2362
12 3 11
92 0
N1IMW S L FN42 67
1 9 57
222 35 N0NI
1986 20 2
9 222 0
AJ1E S L FN42 51
0 5 46
220 32 K0HA
2174 20 2
8 124 0
W1CCE S L FN42 50
0 4 46
219 34 K5MR
2480 12 2
8 87 0
NB1N S L FN42 45
0 2 43
217 34 K7NJ
3593 12 2
7 93 0
N9LYE S L EN51 51
0 2 49
208 38 KV4FZ
3510 6 0
9 191 0
F8CRS S L JN38 51
0 1 50
199 44 RA4LW
2946 6 0
7 136 0
VE1ZA S L FN84 29
0 2 27
196 21 KU5B
3352 20 2
8 33 0
JH1GVY S L PM95 11
0 0 11 193
11 N5UL 10097 4
0 2 89
0
TF3DX/M S L HP94
23 0 1
22 193 22
N0NI 5199 8
1 0 91
0
KS4L S L EM64 47
0 0 47
186 38 N7GP
2053 12 1
10 91 0
GM4UBJ S L IO75 34
0 2 32
184 31 RA4LW
3371 12 0
2 175 0
W5JBO S L EL09 28
0 1 27
184 23 PJ2T
3625 18 0
4 73 0
N5AW S L EM00 9
0 1 8
183 8 E77DX
9480 0
0 0 46 0
VE2FK S L FN68 37
0 0 37
181 25 N0NI
2326 10 0
9 138 0
KB0YH S L DM79 42
0 4 38
180 34 K1LT
1888 12 1
3 262 0
R4WT S L LO68 34 0
1 33 180
27 S59ZZ 2740
10 0 3
83 0
DF6RI S L JN59 36
0 3 33
165 31 RA4LW
2635 20 1
5 74 0
KI7Y S L CN85 39
0 3 36
164 25 PJ2T
6249 10 1
6 254 0
W4MJA S L EM73 44
0 5 39
164 29 N5UL
1684 10 0
9 106 0
N2CJ S L FN20 40
0 0 40
161 28 K7RAT
3896 12 1
6 88 0
SM4DQE S L JP70 32
0 1 31
158 27
UW2M 1946 10
0 4 42
0
OK2ABU S L JN79 40
0 1 39
157 38 RA4LW
2376 6 0
4 71 0
KD2MX S L FN21 38
0 0 38
155 30 K0HA
1850 12 3
10 96 0
W4BK S L EM66
42 0 0 42
154 33 N1EU
1374 12 1
8 67 0
KJ4WD S L FM05 40
0 6 34
153 27 N0NI
1544 12 1
12 116 0
UY5TE S L KN56 37
0 1 36
152 31 RC9O
3706 6 0
5 163 0
W0ERP S L EN34 31
1 1 29
152 24 W7EW
2373 10 1
5 105 0
SP6TRX S L JO80 54
3 10 41
150 35 RA4LW
2199 6 0
4 221 0
K9WZB S L DM24 29
0 1
28 148 22
WD5R 2189 12
2 4 55
0
RT0Q S L PP42 12
0 1 11
147 10 KH6LC
7385 24 0
1 38 0
DL5HF S L JO43 37
0 2 35
146 33 RT3T
2193 6 0
6 174 0
K3UA S L EN90 36
0 0 36
138 26 N9RV
2653 6 0
10 68 0
NA8W S L EN80 35
0 0 35
137 28 KU5B
1683 12 3
7 111 0
XE1GRR S L DL80 17
0 2 15
135 15 FM5CD
4498 12 0
2 115 0
DJ3CS S L JO50 35
0 1 34
134 32 RA4LW
2587 12 0
5 118 0
NM1A S L EL96 24
0 3 21
132 20 W7EW
4241 12 0
2 107 0
OH5VT S L KP30 18
0 0 18
131 18 UA0OD
4771 16 0
2 60 0
DL2IAN S L JN49 36
0 2 34
130 29 SV3RF
1655 12 1
6 123 0
K2DLS S L FN20 33
0 1 32
128 28 KU5B
2275 10 0
6 97 0
F5GGL S L IN94 28
0 3 25
127 25 UW2M
3056 12 0
5 168 0
NI0R S L EM29 28
0 2 26
122 21 K8FC
1564 10 0
7 43 0
W6NV S L CM87 30
0 0 30
122 21 N5RZ
2122 12 2
5 213 0
S57U S L JN75 26
0 0 26
121 23 RA4LW
2604 10 0
4 58 0
WB3CQM S L FN11 14
0 5 9
118 9 4O3A
7478 6 0
1 45 0
W9CF S L DM43 25
0 0 25
116 25 K9CT
2100 10 0
3 67 0
VE7CA S L CN89 28
0 2 26
115 18 K9NW
3065 10 0
5 87 0
K4BSK S L EM95 35
0 1 34
114 30 K0HA 1509
6 0 6
102 0
K4JC S L EL97 20
0 0 20
113 17 PJ2T
2079 12 0
2 74 0
G4LWB S L IO92 34
0 2 32
112 30 LY7M
1727 10 0
2 165 0
WD5BJT S L EM50
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2 19 112
19 PJ2T 2865
20 1 3
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AI7AA S L CN87 23
0 1 22
106 19 K9CT
2812 10 0
5 64 0
F3WT S L JN18 28
0 2 26
106 24 RC9O
5292 6 0 2
134 0
JH7IMX S L QM08 7
0 0 7
106 7 RA4LW
6759 6 0
1 44 0
NV9X S L EN61 39
0 4 35
106 29 KU5B
1515 8 1
5 142 0
W4BAB S L EM74 29
0 5 24 105 22
K7RAT 3430 6
0 8 93
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K6CSL S L CM97 28
0 0 28
103 19 KG7H
1264 6 0
7 207 0
KG4USN S L EM73 28
0 1 27
102 22 VE3MMQ
1403 10 0
4 126 0
W7YAQ S L CN94 6
0 0 6
102 6 JH4UYB
8519 0 0 0 25
0
R9XT S L MP27 14
0 1 13
101 12 OM5RW
3320 0 0 0 66
0
WJ9B S L DN13 24
0 1 23
99 19 N5IA
1407 20
1 7 149
0
8J2NDP S L PM84 23
0 0 23
93 12 W7EW
8122 8 1
5 97 0
LY2BBF S L KO24 21
0 0 21
86 17 RV4LC
1548 10 1
3 71 0
KI6QDH S L CM95 22 0
1 21 81
17 KH6LC 3772
6 0 3
174 0
W4SVO S L EL96 17
0 2 15
81 14 FM5CD
2468 0 0 0 28
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W6ZX S L DM13 18
0 2 16
70 15 N6XM
1634 10 0
1 128 0
KJ0P S L EN34 17
0 1 16
67 15 K7RAT
2355 6 0
4 79 0
W8KNO S L EN91 16
0 4 12
64 11 K7BG
2461 16 2 2 35 0
K8GU S L FM19 9
0 0 9
53 8
N0TT 1546 24
1 2 11
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VX7MID S L CN89 16
0 2 14
48 10 K6SRZ
1222 6 0
4 44 0
K0UD S L EN08 9
0 0 9
47 7 W2RU
1932 10 0
1 26 0
DK4WF S
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8 RU9I 4424 0
0 0 61 0
EW6GF S L KO55 8
0 0 8
35 8 UA1OAM
1096 10 0
3 32 0
KC7V S L DM43 10
0 0 10
35 8 N9RV
1453 4 0
1 53 0
IK2IKW S L JN55 10
0 0 10
34 9 ON4WW
891 6 0
3 38 0
OK2KFK S L JN79 10
0 2 8
28 8 OH6MW
1378 6 0
1 14 0
DL7LX S L JO62 7
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UA1OMS 2263 6
0 1 25
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PA0RBA S L JO22 10
0 2 8
25 8 OM5RW
1086 0 0 0 14
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VE2FXL S L FN46 6
0 0 6
24 6 K9CT
1597 4 0
1 32 0
W0ODS S L EN42 6
0 1 5
23 5 W1AJT
1162 6 0
2 10 0
SP2MKT S L JO83 5
0 0 5
22 5 UT8IM
1562 6 0
1 12 0
PC3H S L JO22 8
0 3 5
13 5 DJ0MDR
721 0 0 0 29
0
UA3H S L KO85 3
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11 3 S59ZZ
1715 0 0 0 8
0
Single operator -
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VY2ZM S Q FN86 329
0 2 327
8039 194 KH7X
8749 132 19
69 840 0
N0TT S Q EM29 352
5 2 345
4788 169 E77DX
8490 72 27
93 786 0
NO3M S Q EN91 390
12 4 374 3681 142
KH6LC 7287 72
28 103 777
0
N8VW S Q EN80 281
0 3 278
3127 137 CE1/K7CA
7739 60 21
89 482 0
K3ZM S Q FM17 277
5 0 272
2952 122 CE1/K7CA
7333 48 19
73 640 0
GM4AFF S Q IO86
164 0 3
161 2364 101
VY2ZM 4168 108
10 36 519
0
K0PK S Q EN37 174
0 2 172
2280 101 E77DX
7741 48 16
37 493 0
N3CO S Q EN72 235
0 6 229
2242 104 PJ2T
3667 48 16
68 656 0
N5IA S Q DM52 140
4 5 131
2083 90 CE1/K7CA
7856 108 11
25 562 0
AB4I S Q EM97 187
0 4 183
2021 101 CE1/K7CA
7380 48 13
48 528 0
K0CD S Q EN34 163 0
5 158 1995
93 KH6LC 6309
60 13 43
500 0
EU1AA S Q KO33 202
2 13 187
1986 124 VE1ZZ
6215 36 6
52 746 0
VE3MGY S Q EN92
218 0 6
212 1938 98
K7RAT 3348 48
20 55 460
0
DJ3RA S Q JO72 174
1 1 172
1863 115 JH4UYB
8659 132 6
46 520 0
N7IR S Q DM43 121
0 0 121
1860 88 JH4UYB
9959 48 4
24 495 0
K2ZR S Q FN03 207
0 2 205
1819 89 W7EW
3489 36 18
60 531 0
N2CU S Q FN02 174
0 0 174
1791 97 CE1/K7CA
7904 48 12
45 378 0
TF4M S Q HP85 81
0 1 80
1739 70 UU7J
4172 84 2
17 326 0
K5SM S Q EM03
124 0 4
120 1642 87
PJ2T 3831 48
8 22 369
0
K0TI S Q EN34 145
0 3 142
1623 85 K7RAT
2355 48 12
44 294 0
OK3C S Q JN89 178
5 2 171
1552 108 RC9O
4400 48 7
43 649 0
W2ID S Q FN20 153
0 1 152
1457 74 N6VR
3399 48 18
43 333 0
KB8U S Q EN71 134
0 7 127
1335 71 W7RN
2873 48 15
39 245 0
N6WG S Q CM87 118
0 5
113 1314 68
PJ2T 6015 120
5 20 577
0
N0IM S Q EN36 83
0 5 78
1295 62 CE1/K7CA
8596 60 10
19 157 0
OK1FKD S Q JO60
140 0 2
138 1289 94
RA4LW 2458 36
6 43 454 0
W3TS S Q FN10 141
0 3 138
1170 75 N9RV
2961 48 11
36 315 0
KE0G S Q EN34 96
1 2 93
1000 69 K7RAT
2355 36 6
24 219 0
W9CC S Q EM79 105
0 0 105
942 67 K7RL
3171 36 9
24 361 0
G3WPH S Q IO91 73
1 0 72
909 60 RA4LW
3304 36 4
13 262 0
K0RI S Q DM78 75
0 2 73
893 62 KH7X
5456 48 4
14 256 0
LY5G S Q KO05 88
0 0 88
798 65 UA9KAA
2693 24 2
22 260 0
DF8BB S Q JO42 94
0 5 89
763 71 RC9O
4686 30 1
21 333 0
SP2DNI S Q JO94 79
0 5 74
701 58 UA9KAA
2862 24 1
20 132 0
W1FMR S Q FN43 85
0 5 80
687 43 PJ2T
3441 36 4
15 307 0
OL0A S Q JO70 80
0 1 79
671 66 RC9O
4459 36 3
14 225 0
RW3AI S Q KO85 60
1 0 59
579 50 F6BEE
2560 24 1
7 118 0
W9AZ S Q EN61 52
0 1 51
579 43 PJ2T
3660 36 3
17 93 0
W7FKF S Q EM12 42
0 4 38
547 34 KV4FZ
3613 48 3
9 195 0
W1GD S Q FN20 70
0 2 68
540 46 N9RV
3114 24 5
14 124 0
DK5WL S Q JN39 56
0 2 54
474 50 RA4LW
2894 36 2
8 125 0
KX7L S Q CN87 46
0 0 46
447 29 KH6LC
4243 42
2 10 139
0
DJ2BC S Q JO63 49
0 0 49
432 44 RA4LW
2339 36 1
5 178 0
KN1H S Q FN33 67
0 1 66
426 33 N0NI
1817 24 1
17 171 0
W6QU S Q DM12 52
1 1 50
414 32 KH6LC
4042 24 2
8 301 0
AC8AP S Q EN81 46
0 4 42
401 28 VE9AA
1396 36 5
9 275 0
K9JWV S Q DM37 39
0 0 39
396 32 K8FC
3099 24 1 5
120 0
K9ZO S Q EN50 51
0 2 49
396 39 N5RZ
1470 24 3
13 117 0
K7SS S Q CN87 44
0 1 43
389 29 KH7X
4322 24 1
11 139 0
KE0L S Q EN35 32
0 0 32
387 27 KU5B
1701 36 4
7 76 0
W2MF S Q FN20 30
0 2 28
377 25 CE1/K7CA
7650 30 3
5 72 0
N6CMF S Q DM14 41
0 2 39
372 32 PJ2T
5411 24 1
6 171 0
K5OAI S
Q DM91 30 0
1 29 312
28 W7EW 2399
36 3 3 245
0
W2DPT S Q FN20 43
0 2 41
299 30 FM5CD
3187 24 2
10 158 0
K5MMH S Q EM12 23
0 0 23
276 23 PJ2T
3613 24 0
6 109 0
KS4X S Q EM75 36
0 0 36
261 29 K0HA
1190 24 1
8 137 0
JA0GBO S Q PM95 7
0 0 7
255 6 W7EW
7912 6 0
1 25 0
IV3AOL S Q JN65 37 0 1
36 249 35
RD3A 2018 12
0 3 295
0
W2JEK S Q FN20 40
0 2 38
230 25 WD5R
1509 24 2
6 176 0
DJ3GE S Q JO30 35
0 2 33
216 31 UW2M
2280 18 0
3 140 0
W7DRA S Q CN87 28
0 2 26
213 21 KH7X
4322 12 1
6 113 0
KO1H S Q FN41 32
0 5 27
201 20 W9RE
1373 24 1
5 73 0
K3TW S Q EL88 18
0 0 18
192 17 KV4FZ
2207 36 1
4 19 0
WA1ZCQ S Q FN42 16
0 1 15
165 12 K9CT
1517 24 2
6 131 0
AF9J S Q EN52 26
0 1 25
156 20 N1EU
1314 24 1
6 134 0
DL8LR S Q JN39 25
0 6 19
156 19 RA4LW
2894 24 0
4 99 0
K8ZT S Q EN91 20
0 2 18
138 15 N0NI
1168 24 1
5 62 0
N6TR S Q CN85 21
0 0 21
138 12 N6VR
1488 24
1 5 26
0
K6MI S Q DM06 10
0 0 10
135 10 PJ2T
5643 6 0
1 34 0
KU8H S Q EN74 17
0 0 17
114 15 VE9AA
1422 12 0
5 122 0
N0TK S Q DM79 14
0 0 14
99 14 KG7H
1385 6 0
1 70 0
UT0EO S Q KN67 7
0 0 7
60 7 DK2OY
1845 0 0 0 21
0
DF1DX S Q JO40 10
0 0 10
39 10 G3BJ
862 0 0 0 25 0
UA0SBQ S Q OO06 4
0 0 4
36 4 RC9O
1156 12 0
1 21 0
N3UA S Q FM17 6
0 0 6
33 5 KB1EFS
755 12 0
1 14 0
UT5EO S Q KN67 5
0 1 4
30 4 F8BPN
2450 0 0 0 9
0
G6CSY S Q JO01 5
0 0 5
21 5 DL4UNY
710 0 0 0 20
0
UU4JIM S Q KN75 2
0 0 2
18 2 YL2KO
1444 0 0 0 7
0
N6JLJ S Q CM87 5
0 3 2
11 2 K2PO
889 12 0
1 51 0
WB8ZRL S Q EN41 2
0 0 2
9 2 K0HA
517 0 0 0 2
0
N4QA S Q EM97 1
0 0 1
6 1 N9NB 0 6 0
1 10 0
Multi operator -
High power
CALL C P GRID RAW
DUPE BUST QSO PTS GRD
CALL -BEST DX- KM MAXP QRP
LOW TIME OVER
N0NI M H EN21 715
15 9 691
4147 282 JH4UYB
10274 32 40
165 840 0
KU5B M H EM10
598 11 14
573 4109 250
KH2/N2NL 11800 36
38 141 840
0
W2GD M H FM29 665
18 27 620
3643 267 UU7J
8415 34 33
142 826 0
S59ZZ M H JN86 437
15 13 409
3337 238 CE1/K7CA
12104 48 17
94 828 0
KH6LC M H BK29 217
9 8 200
3220 130 CE1/K7CA
10467 60 14
42 677 0
UU7J M H KN85 371
1 16 354
2955 200 PJ2T
10240 60 16
85 779 0
RL3A M H KO85 288
5 12
271 2000 170
PJ2T 9855 52
11 68 804
0
HG8L M H KN06 317
3 18 296
1858 180 CE1/K7CA
12392 52 17
76 865 7
OK2W M H JN99 321
7 14 300
1805 186 KU5B
9132 48 17
77 784 0
LY2XW M H KO25 281
5 8 268
1413 164 PJ2T
9124 48 15
73 776 0
OG4T M H KP32 218
0 2 216
1257 142 PJ2T
9090 20 10
56 789 0
LY7A M H KO24 274
0 9 265
1248 160 KV4FZ
8444 24 13
74 792 0
K3IE M H EM63 237
0 6 231
925 118 OL1A
8105 20 19
57 366 0
K0KX M H EN35 132
0 3 129
863 104 JH4UYB
10017 24 8
27 285 0
S53M M H JN86 205
0 8 197
831 130 JH2FXK
9220 48 12
54 231 0
N3AM M H FM19 199
0 4 195
646 106 G4AMT
5579 16 13
46 202 0
K2GE M H FN20 70
0 3 67
137 42 KV4FZ
2725 6 2
12 225 0
Multi operator -
Low power
CALL C
P GRID RAW DUPE BUST QSO PTS
GRD CALL -BEST DX- KM MAXP
QRP LOW TIME OVER
PI4TUE M L JO21
287 1 5
281 1888 155
JA1JRK 9361 60
15 74 795
0
HG5A M L JN97
212 2 14
196 1113 118
VE1ZZ 6055 24
11 63 546
0
WU9B M L DM43 104
0 4 100
755 79 CE1/K7CA
8055 20 2
18 339 0
S59T M L JN75 30
0 0 30
144 29 RA4LW
2604 12 0
5 31 0
Check Logs
CALL C
P GRID RAW DUPE BUST QSO PTS
GRD CALL -BEST DX- KM MAXP
QRP LOW TIME OVER
G3RAU C H IO93 67
1 1 65
515 57 CE1/K7CA
11301 16 2
7 405 0
N6WIN C H DM14 100
0 3 97
506 75 CE1/K7CA
8488 20 3
18 216 0
LA3ANA C H JP53 68
0 1 67
406 50 CE1/K7CA
12421 40 4
15 142 0
N1WR C H FM18 88
0 6 82
368 60 E77DX
7425 16
5 13 128
0
UX1IL C L KN88 50
0 3 47
263 41 RU9I
3306 12 0
7 160 0
YO5PBF C L KN17 32
0 1 31
167 28 RX4W
2267 16 0
9 78 0
DL1AMQ C H JO50 23
0 3 20
88 20 PJ2T
8242 10 0
7 99 0
LZ1GU C H KN12 20
0 3 17
69 16 RC9O
4481 6 0
4 63 0
LY9A C H KO26 20
0 0 20
48 16 RV4LC
1526 6 1
4 72 0
UX3MZ C H KN98 21
0 0 21
48 18 S53M
1667 2 0
2 61 0
RA3DNC C L KO94 13
0 3 10
46 8 SV3RF
2151 0 0 0 18
0
OE6IMD C H JN76 2
0 0 2
42 2 CE1/K7CA
11961 0 0 0 2
0
DL7ULM C H JN58 11
0 2 9
14 8 ON4WW
663 2 0
1 55 0
M0SFR C L IO91 2
0 0 2
6 2 DL4UNY
849 0 0 0 10
0
DK6XZ C H JN48 78
1 74 3
3
1 ON4WW 0
0 0 0 81 0
K6III C H CM99 1
0 0 1
1 1 NI6T 222 0
0 0 10 0
Soapbox Comments
Nagoya Kougakuin Calege 60th Anniversary Special Station. Thank you 73! Yoshi (op JK2VOC) - 8J2NDP
This was my first go at QRP on 160M and I have to say that I had a blast. I used my basic K3 at 5W to my 49' Battlecreek Special sitting over a fairly dense radial field. Conditions were pretty good at times and was amazed to work across the pond to G4AMTand then astounded later to cover over 4500 miles to KH6LC and CE1/K7CA, the latter pounding in for a time at a solid 599! A magnetic receiving loop made for good copy for most signals, with the Beverages helpful from time to time. I doubt that my effort will be in the running for any awards, but QRP, 100% S&P, a simple antenna, and about 10-hrs of great fun, unassisted except for my coffee pot, pretty well sums it up for me. I had huge fun and will certainly give QRP another go on 160-meters. Tnx to the sponsors for a magical contest. 73, Steve - AB4I
Ten-Tec Eagle @ 85W to makeshift vertical wire. - AE4O
Rig: K3@5W, Trap-Dipole@15m :-( - DF1DX
QRP 5 Watt from FT817 via tuner Z11 to inductivity to 15m coaxial cable RG213 to baloon 1:6 to off-center-fed wire - 21m long, 8m high. Again many thanks to the Big Guns for their patience copying my weak signals and many thanks to the organizer for the nice contest. - DJ3GE
Great fun with QRP and experimental 2-ele- Vertical. - DJ3RA
Condx not good, using 2 beverages and a inverted L vertical. - DJ5AN
I have only 8 QSos in my log, because I have a very poor ant for the 160m band. My ant is a dipole for 80/160m with a very bad SWR.. A Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year 2012. Good luck to all. vy 73 es best DX de Ben - DK4WF
K3 with 5W and inverted L antenna with 16 radials - DK5WL
Actually I was in 9A Contest for a couple of hours. Here my log extraction with TBDC QSO`s for the log checking. Stew Perry is really a unique contest with great fun factor what is very much appreciated. Thank you for the organization. 73 Suad - DK6XZ
Sorry two times 20 m dipole up 15 m was not enough to work stateside in this poor condx. - DK7AN
My 2nd Stew Perry. Much fewer QSOs than 2009, no CU, TF, W/VE. I guess there were fewer participants AND worse condx. I'm wondering if I should replace my 6 m high helical vertical with something higher and with a longer top capacitance. During a few slow runs I was able to work my way down a pile of newspaper clippings - an alternative to SO2R double duty ;-)) The 9A contest was "interfering" quite a bit, but some clever contesters explicitly called SP or 9A, or even sent exchanges for both contests, tnx! Will try to improve my result next year, cu! - DK8NT
JUST TO HAVE BEEN THERE. THANKS FOR QS AND SEASONS GREETINGS TO ALL PARTICIPANTS. - DL1AMQ
Tnx fer nice top band challenge. Condx are good to Japan and Asiatic Russia, but very poor to state side in the morning here. So I hope we can do it again next year. 73 Mike - DL2OE
My first Stew Perry - DL4HG
Condx was not as good as expected but it was a funny contest! See you next year! - DL4UNY
FT-847 and mobile antenna on the balcony, 120 cm long. Effective radiated power below QRP. - DL5SWB
40Watts and 15m-Vertical - DL6CGC
Good fun though conditions for the hours I was on were pretty mediocre at best (1930-0200utc). A few very weak signals made it across the Atlantic, but not many. I had to bail out at 0200 on Sunday, I'd love to have played longer! - EI4HQ
RUN/SEARCH: 0/155 Qs IC-756pro, TR4W, UnicomDual and 1/2 wave dipole 35 m up. - EU1AZ
ft 1000 + dipole - F5GGL
Poor propagation with US with no west coast in the log. No US run. This year the DX was coming from Japan, even on my CQs. Noisy band even on the beverages when the hail was falling. Mostly gentlemen operators except one very rude Swede... - F6BEE
Conditions were very bad so I spent only 4 hours. see you next year. 73 - FM5BH
Heavy snow static during the night - sorry about the repeat requests! Band closed very early - very little DX in the two hours before dawn. Good fun, but was activity down, or was it conditions? - G3BJ
First entry into the Stew Perry, using 50w into an inv. V dipole. Managed to work two USA stations but couldn't get through to the P40 or PJ2. - G3LDI
Used cluster for LOTW DXCC S&P slot hunting, so check-log only. Enjoyed the contest a lot. - G3RAU
Good fun as always - reasonable conditions. - G4AMT
Condx not good but a great way to spend a night on 160! - G4AQG
Limited time to operate - G4LWB
Just a bit of operating (3 hours) as I could fit it in. Certainly missed the best of conditions. Got up for dawn, but conditions poor by then. Amazing signals from VY2ZM in QRP, and best ears award goes to N0NI. A great format and maybe another year I'll find enough time to prepare properly and enter seriously. K3 + Ten Tec Titan. Inv-L, top @ 20m. - G4PIQ
Running QRP 5W from IC-7400 to a 30m long double parallel inverted L. Very poor conditions. Heard a UA and a 9A but no chance with the deep QSB. - G6CSY
Conditions not very good at all this year. Failed to work USA! K3LC 80/160m top-hat antenna works well. - GM4AFF
First time entry in Stew Perry Very poor condx to NA from EU. - GM4ZUK
100 watts to inverted L 13m high. Few long distance stations heard. - GW3OQK
RIG: IC-718, 100 Watts ANT: Inverted-L - HA5UY
I hoped for better conditions. Disappointed but fun anyway. 73. Bob - I2WIJ
GOOD PROPAGATION WITH FAR EAST BUT BAD CONDITIONS WITH NA. - I4EWH
RTX YAESU FT817, 5 watt - antenna inverted V trap dipole for 40-80-160 folded around my house, very low ... like a stealth antenna. - IV3AOL
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 speed 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 Vert Antenna for my top band equipment! - JE1SPY
Band condx for Eu looks better than last year. Thanks for everyone who picked me up. - JE1TSD
My output power was 50 watts and used vertical polarization magnetic loop antenna of 44 meters perimeter. The tip of the antenna was 15m from the ground - JH1GVY
Thank you all for the QSOs. Kuni - JH1QDB
Great Contest. Rest 2226-0836 Total 10h10m - JH4UYB
My First Stew Perry. Enjoyed it with 70 to 80 watts out. - K0AZ
Conditions much worse than last year. Never thought I'd be looking forward to the next sunspot minimum! - K0PK
100% Search & Pounce. Big City/Little Pistol - K0RI
First time entry - K0TQ
The Stew Perry W1BB Topband Distance Challenge is my favorite contest. There should be a 2 day version of this contest, but I don't think we
can squeeze another contest into the calendar. Maybe Congress can move New Year's Day later by a week so the TBDC can always fit between
Christmas and New Year's Day. The power line noise that appeared just before the ARRL 160 contest has been fixed. I used an MFJ-852 to isolate the noise to a single power pole about 1500 feet from element 2 of the phased array (the other elements are all slightly further away). The power company fixed it within 3 business days of my call. I spent quite a bit of time talking to the power company noise guy about the cost versus benefit of fixing noise problems. According to him, the only benefit the power company gets is better customer relations. He reports that most noise complaints come from hams, and that they are not always successful in fixing problems. I'm hoping to maintain a good rapport with this guy so I can get other noise problems fixed in the future. After his crew finished swapping out a "combo" lightning arrester and service disconnect switch, he came by the property for a quick tour of the antenna systems. Both instances of the Northwest noise (a near one and a distant one) both stayed away until sunrise. Along with the lack of thunderstorms, the band was very quiet with just a bit of static after midnight. Since hunting through all of the receive antennas after each CQ is such a chore, I added a 2nd beam and receiver to the phased array receiver system. The 2nd beam can be directed independently of the main beam, as long as both are in the same half of the azimuth (east or west). The signal searching tactic this year was this: 2 east directions on the phased array receiver and 2 west directions on the K3 in diversity mode. Note that the phased array receiver is inherently diversity mode. After each CQ, I would listen for about 2 seconds east, then through the audio switches to the K3 and listen for about 2 seconds to the west. Nevertheless, there are still blind spots in this arrangement, so if your signal is not strong enough to overcome a null, I won't hear you. Someday I must finish the "signal searching" software that I started a couple of years ago and then abandoned. Conditions were unusual. Propagation to the east was very spotty and generally weak. Both UU7J and UW2M came right back easily when called, yet I could only solicit a K1? from RL3A and LY7M. Propagation to the west seemed good, but maybe that was an illusion because normally propagation to the west from here is obscured by power line noise. I made a few more contacts and points that last year, but last year the noise problems were much worse.
Here is an interesting table:
raw raw points cooked cooked points ratio
year QSOs score per QSO QSOs score per QSO
2005 491 2033 4.14 483 2439 5.05 1.22
2006 604 2224 3.68 didn't submit log in time
2007 691 3712 5.37 669 4293 6.42 1.19
2008 633 3328 5.26 617 3895 6.31 1.20
2009 761 4006 5.26 737 4871 6.61 1.26
2010 642 2477 3.86 623 2931 4.70 1.22
2011 656 2501 3.81
Note that the "scored" points per QSO includes the multiplier for working low power and QRP stations and removes the points attributed to busted calls. Nevertheless, the final score is just about 20% greater than the raw score. Worked 259 grids and 62 DX contacts: CE, DL (9), E7, EA, EI, F (4), FM (2), G (6), GW (2), HA (2), HI, HP, I, KH (3), KL (2), KV (2), LY, OH (4), OK (3), OM, ON, P4, PA (2), PJ2, S5, SM (3), UA, UR (2), XE, and YL. FN20 was the most popular grid. I only worked one other instance of my grid, EM89. 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
300 w out, antenna an endfed 80-ft longwire w/tuner, 12 66-foot radials – treat as a check-log - K2EUH
Thanks to the Gentlemen (and Gentlewomen) of 160m for welcoming this newbie to the mysteries of topband. I put up my first 160m antenna a few weeks ago - an inverted-L with an apex at 45', so I could make a bona fide effort in the contest. (Last year, in contrast, I did 30 minutes of S.P. with a 40-10m multiband vertical.) The contest got off to a good start, with two JAs, two KH6s, and a UA0, in the first 45 minutes - fb for 100 watts and a piece of wire. Saturday afternoon I got back on later than I should (novice mistake...), and found the band crowded with signals. After the east coasters gave up on Europe, I managed to get a run of 10-12 point QSOs in the log, and ultimately succeeded in also working PJ2T, KV4FZ, FM5CD and CE1/K7CA (the latter for 30 points). Eventually, of course, the rational folks went to bed, and I was left CQing with a lonely chorus of similarly daft BIC-fanatics. At 0800z my rate was 10/hr. Then it fell to 5/hr. Starting at 1000z it bumped up to 6 (!), before dropping to 3 for the 1100z hour. I know I dozed a couple times through the night-startled into wakefulness by a rare response to my CQ. What kept me going, of course, was anticipation of our west coast sunrise propagation to Asia, which I'd heard local topbanders talk about. My hopes were fulfilled in the 1200z hour, when my CQs netted 8 JAs in the first 30 minutes. But then the propagation seemed to collapse: I made 14 QSOs in the final 150 minutes of the contest - none further than Illinois. Despite the disappointing finish, it was a fun time. Thanks to all for the good ears. See you next year! Rig: TS-850, inverted-L, 250' E-W beverage - K2PO
ALL QSOS S&P - K2XX
After last year's surprise award of the plaque for "Best Soapbox Write-up" arrived just before this year's Stew Perry, you know I had to get back on the air. Many thanks much to John, K3TN, for sponsoring that award - which even a 100W-and-a-wire station could win! The strategy worked to get me back on the air this year, even with just 100W and a too-short dipole. So, I dove into doing the preparatory work. Sharpened pencils. Check. Paper pad. Check. Dictionary and thesaurus. Check. Oh yeah, radio... Yep, antenna is still up and rig still seems to get 160 RF to go somewhere. I'm good to go. Hmmm, it's only 3:30 in the afternoon, with the sun still shining through the shack windows. Oh well, I'll just set things up on 160 and come back later. Wait -- there's a signal on 160! It's N7NG in WY. Got a 700+ mile Q for my first contact, in broad daylight even. Yep, I'm on 160. After dark, things got better. Without a big antenna, I don't expect much, but I managed to work almost everyone I could hear, with PJ2T being the best DX to the east, and several HI stations to the west. Even did a little running after there was no one left to work, with lots of unanswered CQs. Biggest surprise was VY2ZM answering my CQ. Only worked a few other east coast stations. In this part of CA, we haven't had any significant rain for almost 2 months, so the ground is pretty dry. That didn't seem good for my antenna compared to last year. Lots of problems getting the remote tuner to settle down, and had to retune after moving only 10 KHz or so. When I couldn't get it to tune at all, I grabbed a flashlight and went out in the woods to see what was going on -- and scared away the deer at the antenna base. Guess you can't use a “deertenna” on 160. All in all, a nice relaxed contest. There could be more activity though (or maybe I just can't hear it). I like the scoring for a DX contest which is actually based on Distance. Why don't other "DX" contests do that too...? Rig: Flex-3000, 100W Ant: 135' OCF dipole (sometimes configured as a Carolina Windom) - K3FIV
"Conditions were good for QRP. I enjoyed the Grid Square exchange because it reminded me of a VHF Contest." - K3TW
S&P Only - K4IQJ
1st time participating, had a blast ! I'll be on for the full time in 2012. 73 - K5MMH
K3 5w (300mw ERP) Hi-Q 6/160 @ 20' 16 radials each 13' long - K5OAI
QRP on Top Band is fun (if not slightly masochistic)! - K5SM
Arrived home from business trip to Japan in time to give out a few QSOs. Good signals from Europe. - K5ZD
Very disappointing. Conditions did not appear good here and there didn't seem to be as much participation as previous runs of this event. - K6CSL
I made only 1 QSO when I discovered at the last minute that the SP was on! I had just come up to the shack to test my 160m sloper antenna for RFI issues I am experiencing when I heard NI6T calling CQ SP. - K6III
5 watts out - K6MI
This year entered from my home QTH using high power, single vertical for transmitting, and 6 Beverages. European contacts were very scarce. JAs were not as plentiful as last year. - K7NJ
Some strange condx from this location. Europe was extremely strong in daylight hours here before I started the event. Of course, once I had started it was virtually impossible to get through until many hours later. To me, signals were arriving from many non-standard directions at various times. QSB was problematic throughout the evening and on into the morning. No Asia in the log. The farthest West for me was KH6. - K8FC
80 meter inverted vee only antenna - K8GT
Search and Pounce log. Started out a super contest, good conditions, QRM started and then local storms, had to QRT. As they say next time. - K9FD/KH6
Conditions only fair but still lots of fun! Tried two entries with W9AZ QRP. Now twice the fun! Thanks for all the nice QSOs. 160 is still the Gentleman’s band! 73/72 Will - K9FO
Is it me or was activity lower this year? - K9JU
K3/100, shunt-fed 60 ft tower - KB0YH
This was the first time for me in this contest. I'll be back next year. - KB8TYJ
Not much DX heard let alone worked. Sorry about the busted exchanges, I'm not a CW whiz... - KB8U
K3/10 running 5 watts to twin 50' T-top verticals. Had S9 QRN (noise), so I apologize if I couldn't hear you. Thanks for your great copy on your end. - KE0G
100% S&P as usual, my slow left handed keyboarding would only make a lot of people mad if I try to log running QSO`s! Must be nice to type. Seemed to be a few less stations heard here and a lot less dx heard/worked. Just one EU worked -G4AMT, pretty good signal from DL6YBL but no joy. Also very light copy on RA0FU and an E7??. What a great job by Al CE1/K7CA, consistent signal throughout the stew and my longest QSO, just amazing Al! Rig here-Icom 746 at 100w to an Inverted-L @ 55ft for transmit and receive. Wanted to build a better receive ant. For this stew but it did not happen so I just hear what I can thru the noisy L!! I would like to see the DX window get more respect, it`s hard for a lil gun to hear when a 40db over signal is very close to weak DX signals. I must make the next stew a better receiving situation here. Sure enjoy this contest and will keep coming back to try for the next distant QSO..Thank you to the people that sponsor this fine event and do all the work at the end. 73 Mark KI0I - KI0I
Family obligations most of the day. Set a 100 QSO goal. Made 200 K3 at 100 watts, busted inverted J, a K9AY loop, a slinky beverage. - KJ9C
Operated until butt factor was overbearing. Band in good condition. Had fun. - KN4Y
This is my first shot at operating on 160 meters. I had about two hours of operating time with a modest station. After a late start I had to repair my transmitter - twice - before I could really get going. Isn't running antique gear wonderful! I'll be back for more. - KU8H
As usual, thanks to all the great ears out there that pulled in my 5 watts. What a difference a quite location and good receiving antenna makes. At one point I stuggled unsuccessfully to make a "6 point" QSO, then tuned down the band and made an 18 pointer on the first call. Not sure if it was activity or conditions, but just couldn't match what I did back in 2009. Still, lots of fun! - KX7L
Topband conditions seemed poor this year. Noticeably higher noise floor from Xmas lights and their poor PSUs. - M0DHO
For stateside ops sitting in middle of DX window- CQ'ing away- grrrr...... - N0AH
Running 100W on my 60 ft hour / 60 ft vertical inverted ell over undersized radial field. Sadly, conditions on 160 were much better two nights earlier with many Europeans audible at my location. I was able to work many more QSO's in the ARRL 160M two weeks earlier. - N2CJ
100% Search and Pounce - N2CU
Had a great time again this year. Look forward to it every year. Was the first test to my inverted L and was happy with its performance. Thanks everyone - N2FJ
Looking for possible qualification for the following Awards: " Top Score USA/S-O/LP/single wire for Tx & Rx" I used for TX & RX an Inverted L ( it does have radials so Im not 100% sure this qualifies, 30' Vertical / rest horizontal & bent on my city lot 33'x 43') "Golden Log" (Top # of QSOs w/o a bust) "Top Score base loaded vertical < 60' tall" "Top Score Big City/Little Pistol-City>50K running <100W" ( my Location 1 mile due north of down town Rocheter NY, well within the city limits Grid FN13EE 2010 census - 210,565) "Youngest USA Op > 100 QSOs" ( I am 36 yrs old ) "Top Score - Single-Op- First Time Entry" - N2JDQ
JUST TRIED TO WORK SOME DX. MOST US STATIONS SEEMED TO BUSY WORKING EACH OTHER TO BOTHER WITH THE WEAK DX SIGNALS. BAND WAS PRETTY GOOD. - N5AW
Since matching my antenna involves imaginary numbers does my imaginary QSO with KL7RA count? - N6AN
5W using Elecraft K3 and horizontal loop up 20ft. - N6JLJ
CW Skimmer is just too fun to click, call, and log. - N6WIN
Entering all plaque competitions for QRP and western NA ops. - N7IR
Thanks to Jim K8MK for use of the station. Thanks to Elecraft for the excellent
K2, and thanks to the Boring radio club for the non-boring radiosport event. - N8VW
100% Search and Pounce 60 foot shunt-fed vertical with top-loading vhf 6M yagi Barefoot 100 watts - N9LB
Still having fun with new vertical. - N9RV
First Time Stew Perry - NA8W
I began working the contest as QRP and worked the first 14 stations with 5W before changing to LP - NG1G
Missed W1BB station this year - OE1TKW
Had the feeling that activity this year was a lot less than a couple of years ago. Band was only crowded on the JA-section in the evening as everybody - OH2BO
APPLYING FOR: 60 DEGREES NORTH LATITUDE PLAQUE AURORA AWARD, GOLDEN LOG OF COURSE :) Top Score - Single-Op- FIRST TIME ENTRY if I don't get aurora plaque :) - OH6MW
Elecraft K2 5W, LW 42m - OK1FKD
Kenwood TS570d PA 250W ant dipole 2x36m 14mUP,rx ant LOOP 340m 1m UP - 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 This year I worked more stations, but none USA, however I heard them. - OK1MGW
Condx not so super. No west coast. Usually, problems with European QRM - OK1TN
IC 735 G5RV - OK2BNF
Excellent opening to JA - OK2BUZ
EU1AA/qrp = his 599 here is unbelievadle with 5Watts or he has big antenna for 160m ??? bad condx, only 2 DX UA9/0, no W/VE - lsn only 3x Ws and 2x JAs. FT-1000MP at 5W, GP 20,5m, 1,2km radials. Tnx for all for my QRP QSOs. ok2zc.blogspot.com - OK3C
Using K2 at 5Watts out and 27m vertical. Late start at 19Z, total 4 hours operating time. - OL0A
RIG(s): FT 2000; ANTENNA(s): - OM6AL
Not applying for a particular plaque, but would be swell if I got one Merry Christmas and a prosperous, healthy 2012! - ON4WW
KW - P40TA
I tried first low power but propagation needed more.. - PA0O
TRX: ORION I (located in JO21RK) Remote RX: K2 + 5mtr short vertical, SW: HRD + Mumble (located in JO21VE) Audio clippings of each QSO can be found on: http://claudia.esrac.ele.tue.nl/audio_files/ - PI4TUE
TNX 73! - R1DM
FT-2000 IV - R4WT
Just spent some time trying new Elecraft K-3 on top band, FM5BH - DEAF - RM3F
first timer - RN1A
Icom 7800 power 5 watts, Ant: LW 120m - RW3AI
Nice Cool Contest - S53AR
Make-shift T-antenna w only 2 radials - SM5MX
Alinco DX70TH - 100W TX Antenna - Inverted L + 36 Radials 24,5m each RX Antenna - Beverages: 114m NW, Reversible 176m W-E Laptop Dell - SP5CJY
Plik utworzony programem "Cabrillo Generator v.2.1.9" - (c) SP7DQR - SQ5M
Running for: Highest Score Mobile (/M). Hitherto I have always resisted the temptation to give Stew Perry precedence over "to do before Christmas" chores relegated to me, but this time TF4M stopped at nothing daring me to participate. Finally he instated a Mobile Plaque to tease me. That induced my normally trusty (X)YL TF3GD to shatter the defense that my car batteries were too worn down to endure a frosty night of contest; she put buying new ones at the top of my list on Saturday morning! But destiny was not won over; logger/computer/tcvr/interfaces combination that has worked flawlessly on several occasions before turned just crazy at the onset of this game. Save for an hour and a half of paper logging a total of 23 QSOs, I spent the contest period moving equipment in and out of the car, switching ports, reinstalling software, updating drivers, scanning for Trojans, reading manuals, following signals through interfaces, Googling for tips - you name it. Well, someone actually warned me beforehand that Stew Perry would be a testing challenge! - TF3DX-M
Raw Score = 469 , claimed QRP 469x3 = 1407 Due to health issues, I decided to take part in the Stew Perry with a casual QRP effort. 5 thunderous watts from my K3 into 700 meters of coax going to the Arctic King, complemented with 8 Beverages and 30dB of preamplification.
See the King: http://tf4m.com/the-arctic-
contest, band was very noisy, not a signal anywhere stronger than a 579 during the entire period. Despite bombarding some of the stronger stations with my massive signal, I had to give up on many of them...not even ? in return. Some stations seemed to have their keyers on without any break for listening, impossible to even send my call sideways - perhaps they had actually fallen asleep - I almost succumbed ,myself at 0300 AM. Others would answer on the first call. Seems that there is some lack of respect for the Top Band. Top Band is all about reception, not only transmit power. This is why I like the Stew Perry event, it rewards those able to make the longest DX contacts. Highlight of the event was being called by Jack, VE1ZZ. Heard KH7X and ST2AR and several JA stations. I look forward to taking part in the next event - with HIGH Power. QRP - Never Again... I think I may have a chance for winning a plaque in the following categories: Top Score - QRP Single-Op, Longest distance QSO with QRP transmitter, Aurora Borealis Award, Golden Log, TBD by the BARC Log Checkers (Greatest Optimist?, Strongest QRP Signal... :- ) ) - TF4M
73! - UA0OD
RIG: FT-817 POWER 5W; ANTENNA: INVERTED VEE. - UA0SBQ
73! - UA3H
Off period from 2011-12-17 2300Z to 2011-12-18 0200Z - UA9KAA
My first Stew Perry. Inverted L antenna with one elevated radial. No RX ant. K3, panadapter - VE3KI
Thanks to Tree, Lew, and co. for organizing these contests. This was my 16th SPTBDC and I have enjoyed every one of them. - VE3OSZ
Checklog - Cluster Used - VE3TA
MY NEW STATION LOCATION - VE3TAZ
My first time in the Stew Perry contest - VE3UZ
Please enter this log for the plaque "Eastern VE op & a wire" thanks, Mike - VE9AA
Bad summertime QRN and poor propagation to stateside. Better propagation to EU, but getting heard vy difficult! - VK6GX
This was my first go at the SP, It will not be the last. Lots of fun. Hope to improve on my antenna for the next one. - VO1TA
OFF: 1) 1500z-1948z 2) 0849z-1051z 3)1152z-1500z - VY2ZM
General DX Log - W0AD
All S&P - W0BR
Bad insulator on power line close! Noise level was S6 but the K3 did a super job! K3/KPA500 with a 160 meter 1/4wave inverted L that's only up 30 feet. - W0EB
Nice to hear many of the regulars on for the SP test! Special thanks to CE1/K7CA, PJ2T, P40TA, KV4FZ, KH7X for the dx QSOs! IC756pro3 to 160m shuntfed tower vert. - W0ETT
Good time but rather disappointing propagation to the Pacific after yesterday mornings run. - W0IZL
After spending most of December getting the antennas ready in time for the Stew, events transpired which severely limited my operating
time. So it goes some times. Any operating time is better than no QSOs at all. -73- - W0ODS
Please send plaque for "Crappiest Score from New England" to my qrz.com address. Tnx. 73 Bruce - W1CSM
Rig was FTdx5000 (100w) and Inverted L. - W1END
Operated remote from Japan. Could this entry be eligible for the N7MAL award as the station with the longest (6,000 miles or so) cord between the key - W1NN
SOLP @ 100w; single el Inv-L for Tx/Rx (<40' vert, ~ 150' horiz). - W1WBB
I finally got into Europe QRP after Years of Trying!! I am one Happy Puppy. - W2DPT
My first Stew Perry. Had fun with 100 watts and a homebrew Battle Creek Special. I like the format of this contest. Not having computer assistance took me back to the days when I did paper logging and manual dupe checking. Wish I could have spent more time operating! Tom W3TA - W3TA
FIRST TIME - W6IZT
My first time to enter this, didn't make a lot of contacts but did have a lot of fun. 73 - Chuck - W6ZX
Had the 6V6 going for the CQWW, so might as well use it again for the Stew - W7DRA
Conditions were good, Conditions were bad, There was really a lot of fun to be had - W7EW
fair condx but QRP a struggle. 265' Carolina Windoms (E/W and N/S) not good in this contest. 128' Inv. L pointed North (up 40') best antenna - go figure... As my rear end gets older contest hours get shorter. - W7FKF
Just wanted to try and see if I could make any contacts. 100 Watts, E-W 160 meter dipole, up 17 ft. - W8KNO
OP K9FO Tried to give out a few QRP points and take advantage of twice the fun! 72, Will - W9AZ
A very enjoyable contest. The noise was coming up around 0700 UTC. - W9CC
I had very limited operating time, but fun contest. This is my first entry. - W9GT
Thanks for all the Q's and thanks to the Boring Club for all the nice and inform - W9RE
Operated Portable One ( /1 ) from the woods of Harvard, MA (FN42) for this year's "Stew". Rig: IC-703 @ 5W Ant: 3/8WL end-fed wire up at 65' w/ counterpoise of equal length Did more tuning than actual operating, 'listening' for DX. Best DX 'heard' was UU7J KN85 (Ukraine 4925.33 mi). Best DX worked (confirmed) was K9CT EN50 (Illinois 940.88 mi), with K1GU EM75 (Tennessee 893.09 mi) a close second, and K9IG EM69 (Indiana 859.21 mi) third. Have to get MORE wire up in the air for next year's "Stew". I had a wonderful time, preparing, setting up, operating, and taking down my temporary wire antenna and rig, equipment, etcetera. Thank you to all that organized, and, participated in this event. Carl - WA1ZCQ
No separate receive antennas - WB8JUI
It was refreshing to see only DX and those chasing the DX in the DX window. I had a great time in the event, but operating time was limited. Watch out - WD5BJT
K7SS needs to upgrade to 6 watts next year. But tnx for calling! :) - WL7E
Lot of FUN! - WU6W
An email from Bruce Horn indicates I am multi-op if I used packet during the Stew - WU9B
Antenna was short sloper with coil loaded (13.5m long.) to 30 feet high and rig FT-950. Thanks to all can hear my weak signal and for your patience - XE1GRR
Operators
AA2A (N2KW)
CR6K (CT1ILT)
DD5M (DJ0ZY)
DK6XZ (E77XZ)
G4AQG (G3XDK)
HG5A (HA5IW)
HG8L (HA8BE, HA8IH, HA8QZ)
K2GE (K1SXD WB2ANM WB2ONA)
K7RAT (N6TR)
KH6LC (AH6RE, KH6LC, N6KB)
KH7X (KH6ND)
KP2DX (KP2BH)
KU5B (KU5B, NX5M)
LY2XW (LY2XW,LY2MV)
LY7A (LY2DX LY3BB LYR346)
LZ9R (LZ3YY)
N0NI (N0NI N0XR)
N0UD (WB0OAJ)
N6AN (@W6UE)
N7GP (N5IA)
N8VW (N8VW @K8MK)
OG4T (OH4KZM, OH4MFA)
OK2W (OK2WM OK2BFN)
OK3C (OK2ZC)
OL0A (OK1CZ)
OL1A (OK1CW)
P40TA (K6TA)
PA30LOU (PA0LOU)
PI4TUE (PC5A)
PJ2T (K8ND)
RL3A (UA3ASZ, RX3APM,
RL3FT)
RM3F (UA3DPX)
S53M (S51FB)
S59ZZ (S59ZZ, S59A, S51V)
SE0X (SM0MDG)
SK2T (SM2LIY)
SN5J (SP5JXK)
UU7J (UU1AZ)
UW2M (UR0MC)
UZ0U (UY5ZZ)
VX7MID (VE7MID)
W0AD (N1MM)
W2GD (K2TW, K2XT, N2OO,
W2GD)
W2RR (WA2AOG)
W3SO (W3YOZ)
W6QU (W8QZA)
W7RN (W6UQZ)
W9AZ (K9FO)
WD5R (N5ECT)
YL9T (YL2TW)