Results, 19th Annual (2014)Stew Perry Topband Distance Challenge

Boring Amateur Radio Club – K7RAT

http://www.kkn.net/stew

The 19th running of the Stew Perry Topband Distance Challenge was held on December 27^th and 28th, 2014. 712 logs were submitted and activity was strong with 1500 different stations showing up in multiple logs.

Conditions continued to suffer due to the sunspot peak holding on. However, the increase in activity seemed to offset the poor conditions and help produce some pretty high QSO totals even if the average number of points per QSO were down. It is gratifying to see lots of new blood – with at least 26 “first timers” going after the First Time plaque and even a few people saying this was their first CW contest!!

The highest score belonged to Milt Jensen – N5IA operating in very Western New Mexico using the high power category. Milt leveraged his 538 QSOs and a higher than average points per QSO to edge out the competition. The QRP score from Stan, K5GO, took advantage of the QRP multiplier and produced the second highest score. Jim, W0UO chose the lower power category and had the third highest score. All of these scores are within 10 percent of each other – which seems to support the current power multipliers in the rules.

In Europe – the scores were generally lower than the ones in the USA. The highest score was generated by Doug Turnbull, EI2CN using the high power category. Serge, UA6LFQ led Europe in the low power category and Stewart, GM4AFF had the highest QRP score. The most probable reason the Europeans struggled to post higher scores was due to the low percentage of North American QSOs in their logs. With the upcoming improvement in conditions – Europe should be able to tap into those QSOs better and improve their scores.

In the rest of the world – you can quickly find the bigger scores by seeing a low QSO total mixed in with the higher scores. VK3IO made the most of his 55 QSOs by making 50 of them with other continents. He also picked up the plaque for the longest distance QSO by working VE1ZZ. V55V was piloted by DL3DXX and only worked two stations on his continent. Finally, HC2AO entered the low power category taking advantage of the 1.5 times multiplier. He only had three QSOs with South America and averaged just over 16 points for each QSO he made. The highest score from Asia came from JH4UYB who had a good balance of QSOs from North America, Europe and Oceania in his 61 QSOs.

One amazing accomplishment was made by Mike, W9RE, who has always had a good reputation for his “ears” and logging accuracy. Mike made 601 QSOs and except for his 13 dupes – no other score deductions were made. He easily wins the “Golden Log” for the highest error free. Other Golden Logs with at least 100 QSOs were submitted by VE3KI, NW2K, N7GP, AA9D, OG6N, 9A7DX, W1TO, N8LJ, N6TV, W2LE, IZ3GNG, N3KN, N9CK, WJ9B, KI0I, WA1UJU, K9CW, DJ3RA, DK6SP, OK1JOC, LA5LJA, AD8J, DK5DQ, N8EA, K1GU and VE3OSZ. The Topband is certainly a challenge when it comes to error free copy – so all of you have done a great job!!

The 20th Stew Perry Topband Distance Challenge will take place on December 26/27, 2015. As I type that sentence – I find myself somewhat in disbelief. This contest was started in the fertile breeding ground for contests that the internet has helped created. The founding fathers bounced around ideas in email and came up with the basic format for the “perfect” 160 meter contest. My memory is vague on who they all were at this point, but obviously what was created had legs and is still gaining new converts. This is likely the longest running contest that has used the internet to get started and with log submission totals approaching 1000 logs, perhaps the most popular. Ward, N0AX, has dubbed it a “Top Band tradition” in his soapbox comment. Maybe he will write a Topband for Dummies book someday?

I need to acknowledge the work that Lew Sayre, W7EW / W7AT, has done keeping this event going for twenty years. The enthusiasm that he brings to the plaque portion of this contest is infectious and is a significant contributor to the activity level. The day is coming when Lew will have sent out his 1000^th plaque – which might be something that only the ARRL and CQ can top. However, Lew’s work would not be possible without those of YOU who sponsor the plaques and support the effort. Without these funds, the plaque program would not exist. Another significant contribution by YOU is the fresh ideas for plaques that spur the imagination of the participants and encourage their activity.

Another contribution to the contest was recently made by Bruce Horn, WA7BNM, who generated the web page where you can type your log and get it submitted. This was used by 25 participants.

This event has had some impact on the other 160 meter contests. One of them has toyed with the idea of adopting distance scoring. I have been asked a couple of times to re-score the contest using an estimated distance formula based upon the callsigns. Maybe someday – you will see two sets of numbers for these contests – one using the existing scoring method and one using a distance based method. Recently – the CQ 160 contest added a rule to allow remote receiving locations up to 100 kM for some of their categories. This sounds like the “ZL6QH” rule that was pioneered in the Stew rules many years ago. When I attend conventions – I occasionally get comments about the famous “Rule 6”. In fact – I have seen one contest copy that rule.

Remember to submit your logs as soon as possible after the event via email to tbdc@kkn.net or tbdc@contesting.com (they both end up at the same place). The Stew Web page is where to look for more information about the contest – such as the full rules and results of all of the events – www.kkn.net/stew. If you are interested in a report on how your log was checked – send an email to tree@kkn.net and I will send one back to you.

PY5XH putting up the vertical on the day of the contest (see soapbox for more).

Check out the Soapbox section following the score listings for some good stories. And now – what you have been waiting for – the plaque listing!!

Plaque Winners

Plaque Donor	Category	Plaque Winner
KL7RA	Top Number of QSOs, Single-Op	W1AW (NO3M)
North Pole Contest Group	Top Score, Single-Op, High Power, North America	K5MR
TF4M	Longest High Power QSO	VK3IO
TF4M	Top Score, Mobile. (able to move during QSO)	VE9AA
N0TT	Top Score, Single-Op , < 21 years age, > 200 QSOs	No entry
AA6VB	Top Score, Single-Op, Base loaded vertical, < 60 feet	G4IIY
AA6VB	Top Score, Single-Op, Big city > 50K, < 100W	N7IR
KH6LC	VK-ZL Challenge, Top Score, Single-Op, VK/ZL	VK6DXI
N5IA	Top # of Grids worked, Single-Op	N0NI
N5IA	Top Score, Single-Op, during daylight	K8IA
K7FL	Top Score, Single-Op, Search and Pounce only	NW2K
NA0Y	Top Score, Single-Op, USA	W0UO
K6ND	K6SE Memorial, Top Score, Single-Op, World	N5IA
K1EP	Top Score, Single-Op, First Time Entrant	PA3FYM
K2PO	Top Score, Single-Op, Low Power, Zone 3	W7RH
TF3KX	Aurora Borealis Award, Top Score, Single-Op, Above 60degrees Magnetic Latitude	TF4M
K7CA	Top Score, Single-Op, China	No entry
K7CA	Top Score, Single-Op, Southern Hemisphere	VK3IO
W2GD Team	Top QSOs, NA/SA by European	EI2CN
KR2Q	Golden Log, Top # of QSOs without bust	W9RE
W7RH	Top Score, Single-Op, Low Power, Asia	JE1SPY
W5GN	Closest Score to Average Score, Single-Op	K0ZR
W0RI	Top Score, Single-Op, Canada	VA2EW
AA0RS	Single-Op, Top Number Prefixes	K1LT
AA0RS	Single-Op, Southern Hemisphere, most USA states	HC2AO
N1LI	Top Score, Single-Op, IOTA	VE7VV
NA6E Memorial	Top Score, USA, QRP	WT0O
N9TF	Top Score, Single-Op, USA, < 100W, < 50’ high	KC9EE
KS8M – Northern Ohio QRP	Top Score, Single-Op, QRP	K5GO
KS8M – Northern Ohio QRP	Longest DX by a QRP Station	N2WN
Dr. Beldar - L1AR	Top Score, Single-Op, Temporary Antenna (> Dec 14^th)	SM6WET
K7RAT	Top Score, Single-Op, Antenna erected during Stew	KK9V
4X4NJ – K7NJ	Top Score, Multi-Op, High Power	K7CA
K9JWV / WC7S	Top Score, Single-Op, QRP, West of Mississippi	K0LW
VK6VZ / Flying Doctors of VK Baseball Hat	Top Score – Northern Hemisphere Station working Southern Hemisphere Stations.	N0NI

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.

Best = Number of QSOs in best hour with no busts.

Single operator - High power

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

N5IA S H DM52 538 13 7 518 3508 199 VK3IO 13422 32 26 144 838 0 92

K5MR S H EM13 600 10 10 580 2835 212 G4AMT 7354 24 28 150 820 0 78

W1AW S H EN91 717 6 10 701 2755 235 VK3IO 16088 32 37 169 816 0 102

WD5R S H EM45 627 19 9 599 2686 211 PY5XH 7754 24 34 156 817 0 103

W5TM S H EM16 564 11 3 550 2562 211 OM5ZW 8672 24 32 146 544 0 117

N2KW S H FN32 540 0 12 528 2519 205 VK3IO 16759 28 24 139 796 0 73

K1LT S H EM89 674 8 11 655 2474 219 VK3IO 15880 24 34 173 836 0 88

NP2X S H FK77 280 3 10 267 2371 137 LY2SA 8424 32 7 53 775 0 41

W5ZN S H EM45 566 5 11 550 2365 212 PY5XH 7754 24 32 132 647 0 87

VA2EW S H FN35 551 20 12 519 2358 191 ZS6EZ 12893 28 24 144 684 0 72

N0TT S H EM29 561 9 12 540 2354 199 PY5XH 8321 20 31 145 635 0 97

KV4FZ S H FK77 264 8 13 243 2247 137 ZL3IX 13898 32 5 49 579 0 45

N3QE S H FM19 581 11 10 560 2234 195 VK3IO 16386 28 29 155 838 0 82

K4XU S H CN94 368 22 6 340 2133 157 VK3IO 13083 32 15 78 783 0 50

K6ND S H FN42 497 9 18 470 2055 176 VK3IO 16923 26 20 120 834 0 58

WA7LNW S H DM37 376 4 13 359 2042 171 ZL3IX 11665 28 17 78 542 0 53

K5BG S H EM12 398 8 5 385 1951 179 PY5XH 7850 24 28 101 406 0 88

WF2W S H FN13 513 0 12 501 1886 177 VK3IO 16439 28 28 138 718 0 68

N4PN S H EM82 491 2 23 466 1814 186 KH6AT 7223 24 16 114 707 0 62

W7RN S H DM09 296 1 7 288 1741 151 VK6DXI 14948 28 14 58 773 0 48

N0AX S H EM47 481 2 17 462 1734 179 P4/DL6RAI 3411 20 29 118 438 0 66

K3UL S H FN11 503 5 36 462 1725 174 VK3IO 16419 28 20 134 646 0 43

W3LL S H FM19 490 11 5 474 1714 177 KH6AT 7650 20 25 133 653 0 80

EI2CN S H IO63 283 6 7 270 1703 156 OA4TT 9931 24 11 57 560 0 50

N4XD S H FM05 465 12 7 446 1696 154 G3BJ 6077 24 26 130 673 0 65

G3BJ S H IO82 318 3 10 305 1556 169 V55V 8424 16 10 63 805 0 63

N6RO S H CM97 272 3 6 263 1538 132 JH4UYB 8977 20 10 62 360 0 45

K3WW S H FN20 427 7 10 410 1483 155 OM5ZW 7046 28 19 116 435 0 79

K9NW S H EN71 390 5 2 383 1441 167 VK3IO 15759 20 25 119 377 0 115

KG7H S H DN18 284 11 13 260 1428 135 KH6LC 4680 20 14 53 671 0 42

K4RO S H EM66 351 4 1 346 1399 166 OM5ZW 8098 20 20 93 293 0 119

G4IIY S H IO85 264 3 3 258 1378 147 WD5R 6730 52 9 58 504 0 65

W4CB S H FM06 376 3 5 368 1378 151 VK3IO 16142 24 25 103 332 0 79

K1DQV S H FM19 423 8 18 397 1370 151 KH6LC 7650 16 20 119 819 0 53

VK3IO S H QF22 55 0 2 53 1345 40 VE1ZZ 17556 64 0 1 230 0 28

N7AT S H DM43 214 3 2 209 1339 123 OA4TT 6330 20 7 59 144 0 106

VE3KI S H FN25 336 1 0 335 1308 123 G3WPH 5275 28 21 108 535 0 74

VE3PN S H FN25 311 2 16 293 1287 135 KH6LC 7723 28 19 83 518 0 31

8S0DX S H JO99 310 1 9 300 1272 171 8J2VE 8047 20 11 79 709 0 43

N3IQ S H FM19 349 2 10 337 1269 141 KH6AT 7650 28 23 106 332 0 56

N6VR S H DM34 208 1 8 199 1233 117 KV4FZ 5107 24 9 52 173 0 47

W8CAR S H EN81 403 3 5 395 1223 146 EI2CN 5597 16 19 124 458 0 72

LY7Z S H KO15 323 5 16 302 1220 169 VK6HG 13406 16 14 83 728 0 61

N6KI S H DM13 239 3 6 230 1218 121 OA4TT 6713 24 5 46 425 0 49

S51V S H JN86 295 6 7 282 1213 165 VK6VZ 13838 24 12 73 529 0 60

TF4M S H HP85 165 3 2 160 1211 100 SV3RF 4194 28 4 36 210 0 64

P4/DL6RAI S H FK42 159 2 11 146 1210 101 SV3RF 9502 24 0 15 414 0 26

OM5ZW S H JN98 316 0 11 305 1208 174 P4/DL6RAI 8981 20 13 84 582 0 84

G3WPH S H IO91 268 5 3 260 1202 145 W5ZN 7022 16 9 57 757 0 48

K1KI S H FN32 305 0 6 299 1181 128 V55V 11594 20 19 91 288 0 77

N5RZ S H DM91 230 1 4 225 1180 127 OA4TT 5601 20 8 60 177 0 91

PA3FYM S H JO21 300 4 8 288 1174 167 HS0ZIA 8692 12 10 71 793 0 64

UX1UA S H KO50 258 1 4 253 1160 151 K0DI 8950 16 12 68 626 0 47

N2GC S H FN30 331 0 1 330 1154 124 G4AMT 5239 16 17 100 426 0 78

OH1F S H KP01 243 0 1 242 1142 142 JA6GCE 7855 16 10 65 573 0 53

K5NZ S H EM20 244 0 4 240 1140 137 NP2X 3361 16 12 67 351 0 55

V55V S H JG88 43 0 0 43 1137 38 K7ZV 15642 64 0 6 94 0 31

OH2XX S H KP20 231 0 5 226 1105 135 JE1BMJ 7890 16 13 67 373 0 52

W1AN S H FN41 249 0 4 245 1099 117 V55V 11404 16 8 64 513 0 41

KK9V S H EM69 351 12 16 323 1089 143 KH6AT 6794 12 20 91 433 0 42

XE2S S H DL49 205 0 5 200 1088 114 JH4UYB 10257 16 8 39 426 0 51

VE3OI S H EN93 314 4 6 304 1077 140 PY5XH 8055 22 16 86 248 0 82

N5UL S H DM82 208 3 6 199 1051 117 KV4FZ 4152 16 14 48 320 0 42

N4DU S H EM71 255 2 3 250 1048 126 EI2CN 6498 20 11 72 332 0 79

K3PA S H EM29 265 4 8 253 1040 124 HC2AO 4866 20 13 72 316 0 69

OK1DOL S H JN69 310 0 3 307 1032 171 JA3YBK 9194 14 14 80 738 0 84

RK9UE S H NO35 101 1 4 96 1021 69 F5VHY 5881 22 0 17 209 0 34

NS9I S H EN64 296 3 1 292 1019 131 KH6LC 6785 22 13 83 345 0 82

N9NA S H DM33 224 0 20 204 1015 114 KV4FZ 5091 16 9 43 307 0 30

DL4UNY S H JO50 268 5 3 260 979 147 JA3YBK 9210 14 10 67 402 0 59

K2TTT S H FN20 322 5 14 303 975 119 S51V 7035 16 19 93 331 0 51

G4AMT S H IO70 155 0 2 153 957 107 K5MR 7354 24 2 29 411 0 43

W3KL S H FM19 295 2 4 289 951 123 G3BJ 5648 16 17 87 348 0 72

VE3MM S H FN03 350 7 20 323 937 121 N6DZ 3584 12 17 96 554 0 41

IZ8JAI S H JM78 203 0 4 199 922 118 P4/DL6RAI 8814 12 6 45 536 0 44

N1EU S H FN32 237 2 2 233 921 112 VK3IO 16759 16 12 64 261 0 37

K1TR S H FN42 247 0 1 246 916 110 PA3FYM 5603 12 9 79 251 0 71

AA4CF S H EM74 260 0 5 255 910 127 W7EW 3417 14 13 72 332 0 80

NW2K S H FN12 243 2 0 241 905 119 OM5ZW 7021 16 9 67 629 0 49

DL7ON S H JO62 244 0 2 242 898 145 JE1BMJ 9038 16 11 72 333 0 75

KE8M S H EN81 287 2 4 281 897 124 N6DZ 3273 12 18 77 622 0 38

W3SO S H FN00 257 1 1 255 895 123 VK3IO 16237 16 14 69 482 0 58

WQ5L S H EM50 205 1 13 191 880 109 W7EW 3352 16 10 53 257 0 52

K1JB S H FN43 224 1 3 220 875 108 PA3FYM 5535 22 13 65 233 0 72

DJ9RR S H JO53 273 10 7 256 868 149 N2CEI 7596 16 11 75 631 0 55

OH2BO S H KP20 171 0 2 169 857 117 VK6VZ 13104 16 8 46 395 0 33

W7EW S H CN84 156 1 3 152 857 94 VK3IO 12941 28 6 33 499 0 34

K8BZ S H EN73 295 0 2 293 843 115 N6DZ 3099 20 16 84 300 0 75

K6ZB S H EM10 196 0 7 189 833 108 KV4FZ 3544 16 9 38 367 0 45

UT6UD S H KO50 212 0 15 197 824 122 RK9UE 3698 16 11 59 567 0 34

EI5KF S H IO52 185 1 9 175 810 105 K8FC 4980 16 5 37 464 0 36

K0KX S H EN35 191 0 2 189 806 110 K6IJ/KH6 6319 20 8 53 353 0 39

PA5KT S H JO11 228 3 6 219 799 128 K4RO 6943 16 10 57 477 0 47

K3TC S H FM19 250 0 2 248 793 111 W7EW 3802 14 13 64 344 0 71

W5JR S H EM74 244 2 30 212 792 122 W7FI 3465 14 11 53 545 0 16

K1AR S H FN42 205 0 2 203 791 101 DJ9RR 5894 20 11 62 171 0 69

UY0ZG S H KN56 182 0 4 178 753 115 RK9UE 3942 16 6 46 443 0 40

SM2CEW S H KP15 136 0 3 133 745 93 RK9UE 3514 20 6 36 187 0 76

OH6MW S H KP20 167 5 2 160 736 105 JA3YBK 7813 16 6 51 235 0 52

SV3RF S H KM18 158 0 2 156 732 94 P4/DL6RAI 9502 12 3 32 603 0 32

DL4CF S H JO51 245 0 2 243 720 133 JA3YBK 9127 12 10 65 450 0 67

N8II S H FM19 208 0 4 204 715 105 PA3FYM 6204 20 9 63 164 0 77

UN7LZ S H MO13 110 1 6 103 715 79 JA3YBK 5999 14 1 17 536 0 19

JH4UYB S H PM64 61 0 2 59 713 49 N5UL 10570 36 0 7 232 0 11

GM4ZUK S H IO87 158 1 3 154 709 101 W1AW/3 5580 12 3 30 255 0 46

VE3YT S H EN93 295 7 20 268 708 100 N6DZ 3422 12 10 81 621 0 32

N3HEE S H FM19 290 0 13 277 702 108 WA7NB 3143 12 8 86 550 0 49

N1SZ S H FM19 229 4 7 218 682 104 N6DZ 3807 16 10 69 240 0 66

OM3CWY S H KN08 223 0 5 218 671 128 K1LZ 6774 16 6 58 525 0 45

N7GP S H DM52 131 5 0 126 667 84 KH6LC 4786 28 10 27 184 0 49

K4OAQ S H EM97 209 2 3 204 666 111 N6DZ 3511 16 14 55 270 0 66

IK8UND S H JN71 180 0 4 176 650 94 TF4M 3570 12 9 44 560 0 34

YO5AJR S H KN17 225 2 8 215 649 120 UN7LZ 2876 12 10 51 660 0 43

DL5SE S H JO60 255 6 3 246 645 136 VE1ZJ 5320 12 10 63 502 0 49

LY2J S H KO14 202 4 8 190 637 118 RK9UE 3952 8 6 49 543 0 53

AA9D S H EN52 189 0 0 189 636 110 P4/DL6RAI 3752 12 4 49 516 0 36

S53M S H JN86 217 4 6 207 631 121 RK9UE 4800 12 7 54 321 0 45

SE0X S H JO99 151 1 2 148 628 103 K1LZ 6069 12 8 46 215 0 55

K0ZR S H FM19 217 1 4 212 625 101 N6DZ 3807 12 11 62 307 0 62

W2VJN S H CN83 127 0 3 124 616 73 VK3IO 12889 24 6 26 231 0 37

N0KE S H DM69 142 0 3 139 615 90 NP2X 4721 16 7 29 313 0 49

K3WA S H EN50 200 0 7 193 607 103 P4/DL6RAI 3568 10 5 53 135 0 46

K2CYE S H FN21 206 2 2 202 605 89 OK2W 6912 20 12 61 258 0 65

UT5ECZ S H KN68 145 0 3 142 601 94 TF4M 3723 16 5 37 436 0 36

WS6X S H FM08 182 0 5 177 601 95 V55V 11973 20 7 49 487 0 35

K2MK S H FM29 183 0 1 182 592 90 N6DZ 3976 14 8 54 198 0 51

N4DW S H EM86 173 0 1 172 589 95 N6DZ 3362 12 8 47 207 0 61

N4GG S H EM74 167 0 3 164 582 100 K4XU 3259 12 6 46 199 0 47

W7CT S H DN41 139 0 4 135 571 88 KH6AT 4807 12 4 30 153 0 67

AB0S S H EM09 133 0 3 130 569 86 NP2X 4086 12 6 44 117 0 65

OG6N S H KP12 126 0 0 126 566 81 IZ8JAI 2725 16 5 29 137 0 76

IK0YUT S H JN63 167 2 7 158 565 97 HS0ZIA 8303 16 5 43 178 0 40

W2LK S H FN21 164 0 6 158 564 91 V55V 11563 20 5 44 214 0 48

KS9W S H EN52 183 0 8 175 560 91 NP2X 3585 12 13 43 274 0 45

UT7NY S H KN49 159 0 7 152 555 93 EI4BZ 2676 12 7 38 435 0 43

YO3FFF S H KN24 152 0 2 150 551 92 RK9UE 4450 10 5 40 225 0 52

N0OK S H EN35 143 0 3 140 550 89 KV4FZ 4047 12 3 36 554 0 21

OH1RX S H KP10 143 2 1 140 550 94 HS0ZIA 7469 16 3 35 357 0 30

9A7DX S H JN85 170 1 0 169 543 102 JA3YBK 9297 12 7 42 154 0 90

W1TO S H FN32 177 2 0 175 541 79 S51V 6766 12 11 49 169 0 84

W9AV S H EN53 175 0 5 170 541 98 NP2X 3662 10 6 48 287 0 55

K4AB S H EM64 125 0 8 117 538 81 V55V 12401 12 4 27 267 0 28

DL2JRM S H JO60 194 0 2 192 522 112 VE1ZJ 5320 12 10 55 247 0 69

YO3DDZ S H KN34 142 1 4 137 520 85 EI5KF 2773 12 7 36 285 0 43

NC0B S H DN70 122 3 5 114 507 79 KV4FZ 4599 16 4 25 427 0 24

N2NS S H DM06 116 0 5 111 497 68 V55V 15475 12 2 25 288 0 25

K5MV S H EM20 124 0 4 120 475 86 NP2X 3361 16 4 26 213 0 43

DF4PD S H JO30 163 0 3 160 470 102 K1LZ 5775 12 8 38 320 0 50

N4VV S H EM86 140 0 1 139 467 85 EI2CN 5973 12 6 36 228 0 55

N2BJ S H EN61 173 2 14 157 463 89 KV4FZ 3389 8 6 51 332 0 24

K5ZD S H FN42 115 0 1 114 460 71 G4AMT 4975 20 6 30 60 0 96

N6IE S H CM88 99 1 4 94 458 65 NP2X 6052 16 2 18 279 0 19

WS7L S H CN85 117 4 2 111 454 69 KH6LC 4116 16 4 22 323 0 28

W0DD S H EN35 117 0 4 113 451 76 KV4FZ 4047 12 3 31 218 0 34

DL5LYM S H JO61 172 0 3 169 441 96 RK9UE 4697 12 6 49 264 0 44

W5GN S H EM12 128 1 12 115 441 78 KV4FZ 3613 8 1 25 363 0 23

RU3DX S H KO85 93 0 5 88 440 71 EI4BZ 3029 20 5 30 228 0 15

K4XL S H FM07 122 0 3 119 434 77 G4IIY 5841 14 4 31 241 0 36

K7OM S H EM92 121 0 4 117 426 70 W7EW 3850 16 3 32 281 0 24

K3TN S H FM19 144 1 1 142 421 79 G4IIY 5561 12 5 37 99 0 86

OK1A S H JN79 128 1 1 126 418 88 JH4UYB 8883 12 10 33 180 0 82

LY4T S H KO24 129 1 2 126 416 87 RK9UE 3837 8 2 30 245 0 39

HA7LW S H JN97 174 1 5 168 415 99 EI4BZ 2064 8 4 44 283 0 55

OZ2TF S H JO46 115 1 3 111 413 72 RO3G 1978 12 9 37 107 0 33

OK1TN S H JO70 131 0 2 129 412 91 W2GD 6760 14 7 36 130 0 54

DJ5AN S H JO32 141 1 10 130 409 84 W2GD 6162 12 4 27 397 0 21

N8LJ S H EN82 143 0 0 143 407 76 NP2X 3255 12 4 43 202 0 62

UN6P S H MO60 50 2 2 46 405 40 EI2CN 5211 18 1 11 151 0 23

N6TV S H CM97 103 0 0 103 396 60 W2GD 3976 12 2 18 148 0 47

KG4W S H FM17 116 0 2 114 382 73 V55V 11775 14 5 27 284 0 37

WF4U S H DN41 83 0 3 80 364 62 NP2X 5112 16 1 13 245 0 19

K7IA S H DM62 80 0 3 77 359 58 P4/DL6RAI 4284 12 2 11 90 0 30

K8JQ S H EM98 129 1 1 127 359 70 W7RN 3270 12 10 34 164 0 71

OE1TKW S H JN88 136 1 1 134 356 82 UN7LZ 3220 16 6 31 212 0 49

OK5ET S H JO70 142 0 2 140 350 94 N2KW 6411 12 3 27 350 0 41

S57DX S H JN75 141 0 3 138 350 86 TF4M 3187 8 4 34 219 0 52

VE3FAS S H EN94 114 1 2 111 348 72 P4/DL6RAI 3673 12 1 34 380 0 24

KT9L S H EM69 131 0 3 128 347 75 W2VJN 3016 8 5 35 394 0 35

OK2BMU S H JN99 135 0 8 127 346 87 N2KW 6715 8 3 37 291 0 24

UT3QU S H KN78 93 0 3 90 339 60 EI2CN 2957 12 2 17 215 0 25

N5ZC S H DM95 89 0 5 84 334 62 WS7L 2160 12 8 21 157 0 29

K2UF S H FN32 114 0 3 111 323 60 N9NA 3617 8 3 27 227 0 34

N7US S H EN52 100 0 1 99 322 71 P4/DL6RAI 3752 10 3 27 189 0 36

PY5XH S H GG35 26 1 4 21 321 19 N6DZ 9879 34 0 1 209 0 7

DL5YM S H JO62 123 2 3 118 320 81 RK9UE 4633 8 5 35 137 0 71

W1EQ S H FN41 110 0 1 109 320 53 N7DD 3663 8 6 26 100 0 44

K8IA S H DM43 102 0 6 96 309 62 W2GD 3271 12 3 17 199 0 24

W7WR S H CN85 102 4 3 95 309 49 KH6LC 4116 12 4 21 471 0 21

K6NV S H CM99 116 5 8 103 307 50 N3QE 3747 12 3 22 289 0 32

W2LE S H FN20 110 0 0 110 300 57 W7RH 3358 14 3 30 193 0 44

LY7M S H KO25 79 0 1 78 295 60 UN7LZ 2442 16 4 22 143 0 49

HB9HFN S H JN36 102 0 3 99 292 70 TF4M 2772 8 2 20 251 0 21

OK1ATP S H JN79 107 0 1 106 289 82 JA3YBK 9092 8 1 25 556 0 19

DL2OM S H JO30 122 0 7 115 282 72 SM2CEW 1907 8 3 32 185 0 46

KC2LSD S H FN20 157 2 35 120 280 64 K7CA 3284 12 5 35 229 0 24

K4IQJ S H EM72 64 0 2 62 273 49 N6DZ 3313 20 5 17 68 0 25

W5FOC S H EM10 66 0 1 65 273 55 P4/DL6RAI 3336 12 0 14 75 0 27

DK3GI S H JN59 116 1 3 112 272 73 RK9UE 4944 12 4 26 145 0 51

K7HP S H DM33 78 0 7 71 272 53 KV4FZ 5091 10 0 12 246 0 16

VE3FU S H FN25 65 0 0 65 272 49 N6DZ 3888 14 4 16 108 0 42

IZ3GNG S H JN55 102 0 0 102 271 68 TF4M 3024 8 2 18 281 0 27

AC4G S H EM65 86 0 4 82 266 68 W7EW 3204 12 6 20 126 0 49

N3KN S H EM97 105 0 0 105 262 64 W7RH 2862 12 0 29 177 0 49

W7YAQ S H CN94 60 0 1 59 261 41 KH6LC 4191 28 4 16 64 0 58

DL7AT S H JO53 112 0 2 110 253 69 TF4M 2300 8 1 22 220 0 46

KG4CUY S H EM64 91 0 8 83 252 62 K4XU 3102 8 2 19 157 0 26

NC4S S H FM19 88 0 4 84 250 60 N6RK 3776 16 1 25 160 0 24

AF5I S H EM23 74 0 3 71 249 55 KV4FZ 3479 12 1 20 305 0 21

NJ4F S H EM92 75 0 1 74 247 51 N9RV 3131 6 0 24 123 0 38

9A1AA S H JN95 84 0 3 81 242 55 EI5KF 2176 12 7 18 99 0 37

IZ4AFW S H JN54 84 0 1 83 240 63 TF4M 3120 10 1 19 325 0 26

W7RY S H CN85 66 0 5 61 239 45 K0DI 3838 14 0 12 202 0 25

DK1AX S H JN48 90 0 0 90 237 62 UN7LZ 3740 10 1 22 176 0 30

OM8LA S H KN09 99 0 11 88 231 62 EI5KF 2117 8 4 19 170 0 23

K7UT S H DN40 62 0 5 57 227 46 N2DVQ 3174 10 1 11 184 0 16

W0VB S H EN34 77 1 4 72 227 53 N6DZ 2467 8 1 20 214 0 17

K1BV S H FN31 106 1 5 100 226 50 N0NI 1833 6 3 32 138 0 37

DK4WA S H JO61 84 0 2 82 222 56 UN7LZ 3334 12 5 19 85 0 52

W0UY S H EM18 68 0 2 66 219 51 KB1EFS 2240 8 1 17 184 0 27

N6AN S H DM04 49 0 0 49 216 43 P4/DL6RAI 5411 12 0 7 116 0 28

K9OZ S H EM34 73 0 5 68 213 51 NP2X 3358 8 2 16 81 0 19

KE6QR S H CM88 73 1 2 70 212 41 KH6AT 3732 12 2 8 293 0 17

DJ8QP S H JN68 89 0 6 83 211 57 K1LZ 6263 8 3 27 133 0 23

N9ADG S H FN31 88 0 8 80 210 48 N7AT 3446 8 3 20 103 0 13

K7FL S H CN85 65 1 1 63 207 42 KH6LC 4116 10 1 15 188 0 18

W2IRT S H FN20 67 1 2 64 207 43 AA7MB 3443 10 0 14 111 0 27

VK6DXI S H OF88 14 0 0 14 205 13 W7RN 14948 0 0 0 61 0 6

KM6I S H CM87 61 0 0 61 204 43 K1LT 3469 12 1 14 147 0 28

W1SRD S H CM98 61 0 2 59 198 38 N2CEI 3575 12 3 11 108 0 27

K6JEB S H CM87 76 2 0 74 195 39 N0NI 2439 12 2 13 477 0 23

DJ8OG S H JO40 75 0 2 73 194 62 K1LZ 5905 10 3 13 151 0 36

IZ5MOQ S H JN54 73 1 5 67 192 56 TF4M 3120 8 1 13 294 0 18

SM6E S H JO68 50 0 0 50 186 41 UN7LZ 3095 12 3 10 50 0 50

W6DR S H CM87 45 1 3 41 184 35 KV4FZ 6042 14 0 8 111 0 16

AB2E S H FM29 80 0 2 78 183 46 AA7MB 3444 6 0 18 107 0 27

JA4CUU S H PM64 13 0 0 13 181 13 N5IA 10171 4 0 1 97 0 5

IK2WXQ S H JN45 73 0 7 66 176 47 OG6N 2093 8 3 16 178 0 15

K3PP S H FN20 56 0 1 55 175 40 W7RH 3358 14 0 18 94 0 35

K3UA S H EN90 62 2 0 60 175 43 N6RO 3452 12 2 11 50 0 60

W1UJ S H FN42 57 0 1 56 174 40 EI4BZ 4675 8 1 11 52 0 45

LZ2ZG S H KN23 54 0 1 53 172 43 TF4M 3807 12 2 7 198 0 18

LB6KC S H JP51 48 0 2 46 171 33 UX1UA 1735 8 1 18 101 0 25

W0KIT S H DM78 50 0 2 48 169 38 K7BV 2364 8 0 11 98 0 17

I2WIJ S H JN45 51 0 0 51 162 41 5B/RN3QO 2372 10 1 12 51 0 51

PA0QX S H JO33 76 1 4 71 159 43 OH6MW 1337 4 1 17 183 0 31

OH2BV S H KP20 55 0 3 52 152 38 G3BJ 1921 8 0 5 283 0 22

SM5Q S H JO78 49 0 7 42 152 35 K0DI 7611 12 1 8 135 0 9

W8FN S H EM12 49 0 0 49 151 35 KG7H 2441 8 1 9 98 0 31

W3TDF S H FN20 68 0 3 65 149 47 N0NI 1683 6 1 15 175 0 22

OK1KZ S H JO70 67 0 1 66 139 48 SM2CEW 1733 8 1 12 283 0 20

K0YR S H EN35 38 0 0 38 133 32 N5IA 1994 6 0 12 78 0 32

W6RKC S H CM98 30 0 0 30 131 27 N2KW 4040 12 0 7 39 0 16

DK3AX S H JN59 55 0 3 52 121 42 UT5ECZ 1609 8 1 9 78 0 20

EW1BA S H KO33 38 0 1 37 121 34 EI5KF 2395 8 0 9 131 0 16

G0VQR S H IO91 41 0 2 39 119 33 K1LZ 5210 16 1 4 98 0 24

SM6BZV S H JO68 37 0 1 36 114 31 K1LZ 5796 12 1 6 76 0 30

W6GJB S H CM87 42 0 2 40 114 29 K1LT 3469 12 2 7 103 0 11

WE6C S H CM99 43 1 3 39 114 30 WD5R 2678 12 2 6 136 0 15

KB7N S H CN97 39 0 3 36 111 29 W5MX 3128 6 0 7 208 0 18

KI7Y S H CN85 40 0 2 38 111 27 K5MR 2586 6 1 9 145 0 9

AC8E S H EN91 52 0 2 50 110 39 N5RZ 2100 8 1 8 64 0 20

DF3VM S H JN39 34 0 1 33 109 30 N2KW 5952 12 2 5 63 0 21

N8WS S H EN81 50 0 12 38 102 34 N7GP 2509 8 2 9 140 0 14

W4/LY5W S H EM77 35 0 2 33 94 25 NB1N 1316 8 1 8 67 0 19

DL2OE S H JO72 25 0 0 25 93 23 W2GD 6658 4 1 4 33 0 25

K1RV S H FN42 28 0 0 28 92 24 N6KI 4110 8 0 6 41 0 20

F5YJ S H JN17 39 1 2 36 88 31 UX1UA 2064 6 0 5 251 0 14

ND6P S H DM04 33 0 0 33 86 26 WD5R 2551 8 1 5 133 0 15

JA5BZL S H PM63 7 0 1 6 85 6 DL2CC 9367 0 0 0 43 0 2

W7MEM S H DN17 26 0 4 22 85 17 W0UO 2372 10 1 6 71 0 11

N6TH S H CM97 28 0 0 28 84 20 KH6LC 3849 12 1 9 57 0 28

RL4A S H LN29 19 0 0 19 84 15 DL2CC 2612 8 0 1 29 0 19

W6JK S H DM03 32 0 0 32 83 26 W5TM 2032 8 1 2 185 0 18

WW6D S H CM88 31 0 1 30 83 26 N0TT 2419 6 0 3 106 0 12

N6AA S H DM04 20 0 0 20 82 19 N3QE 3746 10 1 4 32 0 20

JH1QDB S H PM94 11 0 1 10 81 10 ZL3IX 9301 6 0 2 32 0 5

UA1OMS S H LP31 12 0 1 11 71 11 HS0ZIA 6243 10 0 1 55 0 5

KS4X S H EM75 21 0 0 21 69 19 N6DZ 3214 6 0 4 73 0 19

SP7IIT S H KO00 28 0 1 27 62 26 OH1F 1225 4 0 7 27 0 25

US3LX S H KN89 22 0 1 21 55 19 DL4NAC 1875 2 0 2 159 0 8

DC9ZP S H JO30 25 0 0 25 45 23 LY2SA 1326 4 0 5 54 0 22

N7QS S H CN85 12 0 1 11 28 8 N5IA 1880 4 0 3 47 0 9

JO7KMB S H QM09 9 0 0 9 18 7 HL2CFY 1273 6 0 2 44 0 6

ND1Y S H EM74 8 0 1 7 17 7 N2DVQ 1308 0 0 0 13 0 5

8S0W S H JO99 1 0 0 1 13 1 K1LZ 6069 0 0 0 10 0 1

JA7ACM S H QM08 14 0 8 6 7 2 JE1SPY 0 2 0 1 74 0 2

Single operator - Low power

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

W0UO S L EM12 450 10 8 432 3177 191 KH6AT 5912 27 27 109 833 0 60

W9RE S L EM69 601 13 0 588 3095 197 P4/DL6RAI 3381 30 32 159 820 0 92

W7RH S L DM35 354 4 11 339 3050 163 NP2X 5125 48 15 82 569 0 55

K9NR S L EN61 515 9 14 492 2705 188 V55V 12541 30 30 135 705 0 64

WB8JUI S L EN81 421 6 4 411 2174 154 EI2CN 5597 36 29 123 608 0 90

W9XT S L EN53 376 2 7 367 1970 148 KV4FZ 3662 24 24 102 708 0 65

NA8V S L EN83 415 4 5 406 1894 148 P4/DL6RAI 3624 24 19 114 645 0 72

K0PK S L EN37 294 6 4 284 1879 129 KV4FZ 4195 24 15 80 550 0 71

KM5PS S L EM36 324 4 9 311 1820 150 NP2X 3464 24 16 80 334 0 68

N0IM S L EN36 288 2 4 282 1802 134 KV4FZ 4120 30 19 74 359 0 64

N6RK S L CM98 211 1 8 202 1777 116 V55V 15605 36 8 47 491 0 34

KV8Q S L EM89 387 3 2 382 1723 140 W6JTI 3389 21 17 111 839 0 72

N4NA S L EM65 316 1 9 306 1660 140 OT6M 7196 30 14 88 527 0 54

W1NN S L EN91 361 1 4 356 1591 128 N6DZ 3439 18 21 108 416 0 78

K2NV S L FN03 351 4 3 344 1573 124 N6DZ 3584 21 16 106 430 0 75

VE3CFK S L EN82 385 9 25 351 1571 136 W6JTI 3317 21 19 105 556 0 55

WF7T S L EM66 305 1 2 302 1570 141 OT6M 7117 18 16 77 631 0 53

K9PG S L EN51 300 0 10 290 1524 133 NP2X 3510 18 17 80 337 0 51

W6JTI S L CN80 180 1 2 177 1352 95 N2KW 4121 36 8 38 797 0 37

UA6LFQ S L KN97 170 2 3 165 1327 105 JA3YBK 7818 42 6 46 615 0 30

K9MMS S L EN51 262 0 13 249 1301 120 NP2X 3510 30 16 69 239 0 42

K8MR S L EN91 292 4 2 286 1297 123 N6DZ 3439 18 15 90 234 0 95

W8WTS S L EN91 309 1 3 305 1291 115 N6DZ 3439 18 10 93 457 0 64

K7SV S L FM18 273 4 4 265 1266 109 N6DZ 3830 24 13 81 290 0 50

LZ2DF S L KN22 218 3 15 200 1254 123 TF4M 3900 24 7 55 516 0 32

W8KTQ S L EN80 297 11 18 268 1197 112 W6JTI 3362 21 14 76 458 0 45

WT9U S L EN71 270 6 5 259 1188 122 N6RK 3071 21 15 78 371 0 65

KG9N S L EN50 220 2 5 213 1171 119 P4/DL6RAI 3568 30 16 51 131 0 73

K1PTF S L FN22 258 0 3 255 1160 99 N6VR 3402 24 13 76 655 0 51

N5CW S L EM51 204 2 11 191 1149 112 W7EW 3286 18 10 52 311 0 42

K9IG S L EM69 238 2 4 232 1141 118 W6JTI 3056 24 14 69 292 0 66

NO9E S L EL79 190 2 17 171 1130 102 W7EW 3726 24 8 43 385 0 25

K2AV S L FM05 223 2 3 218 1111 105 N6RK 3722 24 15 59 227 0 56

WD8DSB S L EM69 231 0 1 230 1093 108 KV4FZ 3235 18 10 69 405 0 47

N9CK S L EN53 188 1 0 187 1088 110 KH6LC 6623 36 12 51 281 0 48

ON7EH S L JO20 225 1 4 220 1065 122 K0DI 7329 18 8 54 620 0 53

WJ9B S L DN13 186 3 0 183 1057 91 KH6LC 4424 30 9 33 690 0 32

DK3WW S L JO62 238 1 7 230 1045 129 V55V 8207 18 8 60 617 0 42

KI0I S L EM28 171 0 0 171 1042 98 KH6LC 6101 18 8 44 252 0 56

NB1N S L FN42 226 1 6 219 1015 86 N7DD 3670 24 5 54 498 0 38

AB4I S L EM97 170 0 3 167 969 104 VK3IO 15998 21 8 46 393 0 27

UY5VA S L KN87 138 0 8 130 958 82 EI2CN 3141 24 6 35 253 0 48

KK9K S L EN54 185 1 2 182 951 93 N6DZ 2783 18 9 59 267 0 55

OK1HFP S L JN69 238 0 4 234 949 131 RK9UE 4830 18 8 66 834 0 36

K2QO S L FN03 225 3 10 212 942 97 N6VR 3086 21 9 60 300 0 57

AE0EE S L EN34 186 1 4 181 939 101 N6RK 2418 18 15 54 449 0 36

VE3ADQ S L EN76 167 0 6 161 927 86 NP2X 3706 18 6 44 693 0 21

OK1FPS S L JO70 221 4 1 216 909 126 K1LZ 6287 18 8 55 595 0 40

OU2V S L JO55 188 0 5 183 892 108 K1LZ 5807 18 4 54 378 0 49

K7ZV S L CN82 106 1 11 94 874 71 V55V 15486 21 2 21 552 0 14

AA4LR S L EM74 180 0 1 179 871 107 KG7H 3059 18 11 40 204 0 56

UX4UA S L KO50 154 0 4 150 864 95 TF4M 3459 18 5 39 671 0 25

K8MJZ S L EN72 206 0 8 198 848 89 NP2X 3358 18 11 62 237 0 48

KJ9C S L EM69 200 0 1 199 831 104 N6DZ 2957 12 4 50 353 0 43

K0MPH S L EN35 147 0 7 140 815 90 NP2X 4047 18 8 40 221 0 41

N3UA S L FM17 187 1 4 182 815 93 AA7MB 3277 18 10 47 233 0 51

YT8A S L KN04 169 0 5 164 811 95 TF4M 3537 18 5 43 334 0 37

HC2AO S L EI97 53 1 1 51 808 42 KH6AT 8437 30 0 3 318 0 16

N0UY S L EN18 116 0 4 112 801 75 NP2X 4494 15 1 36 270 0 32

K3KU S L FM19 195 1 3 191 796 84 N6DZ 3807 18 11 44 283 0 44

NK8X S L EN72 188 0 9 179 785 91 N6DZ 3101 18 12 50 401 0 34

N4ZZ S L EM66 155 1 4 150 775 87 NP2X 3019 18 9 45 96 0 50

N0AT S L EN34 125 1 1 123 754 83 W6JTI 2492 18 9 31 127 0 76

WA1UJU S L EN56 144 0 0 144 754 73 N6DZ 2811 18 10 40 198 0 54

OK1AY S L JN69 201 0 1 200 751 111 TF4M 2735 18 8 47 311 0 67

OK1DST S L JN79 196 0 5 191 751 105 RK9UE 4714 18 8 51 613 0 32

W0TT S L EM48 162 1 6 155 746 87 N6DZ 2626 18 8 47 161 0 49

K9CW S L EN50 140 0 0 140 742 79 P4/DL6RAI 3568 15 2 40 224 0 51

K4BAI S L EM72 130 0 1 129 730 84 N6DZ 3313 18 7 29 164 0 59

K5SM S L EM03 108 0 2 106 730 80 KV4FZ 3826 24 4 28 190 0 33

SM5EPO S L JP80 130 2 1 127 726 81 UN7LZ 2839 18 3 33 287 0 35

N2NT S L FN20 143 0 3 140 725 76 N6DZ 3955 24 5 41 167 0 50

K0AD S L EN35 128 1 2 125 722 80 W7RN 2228 18 7 33 167 0 65

DJ3RA S L JO72 154 0 0 154 704 97 RK9UE 4521 18 9 41 290 0 43

W3EF S L FM19 158 0 3 155 703 81 N6DZ 3807 18 5 47 191 0 48

K1EEE S L FN42 175 0 22 153 701 71 EI2CN 4759 18 8 45 224 0 39

SM6WET S L JO68 131 1 1 129 700 91 K1LZ 5796 18 5 29 320 0 31

LY2K S L KO24 134 0 3 131 691 85 RK9UE 3837 12 4 43 326 0 32

N2MM S L FM29 138 0 4 134 685 78 N6DZ 3976 21 5 44 221 0 61

KC9EE S L EN50 128 0 5 123 678 76 XE2S 2340 24 12 33 117 0 30

KA7T S L DN13 125 0 5 120 671 63 KH6LC 4424 18 6 28 338 0 31

AI9T S L EM69 160 2 10 148 660 85 KV4FZ 3235 24 6 39 356 0 26

DK6SP S L JN58 169 2 0 167 658 97 TF4M 2742 18 8 42 291 0 64

DD5M S L JN58 173 3 5 165 647 97 5B/RN3QO 2392 18 6 41 304 0 31

AA0AW S L EN36 125 0 4 121 620 75 N5IA 2068 12 3 34 219 0 47

DL6CGC S L JO52 159 0 4 155 616 101 UN6P 4179 18 5 34 739 0 22

DL9CW S L JO61 163 1 1 161 608 96 RK9UE 4697 12 5 39 387 0 36

OK1JOC S L JN69 152 0 0 152 595 95 TF4M 2735 18 5 43 311 0 43

W2GN S L FN12 153 0 28 125 594 79 XE2S 3359 24 4 38 225 0 12

NX8Y S L EN80 121 0 5 116 592 80 V55V 12356 21 1 28 469 0 23

WB8YYY S L FM19 135 0 3 132 592 73 W7RH 3194 21 7 38 329 0 27

LA5LJA S L JP50 102 0 0 102 589 63 K1LZ 5613 18 2 26 264 0 31

K5RCR S L EM40 123 0 25 98 583 72 KV4FZ 3001 18 3 24 404 0 15

DJ9MH S L JO50 146 3 1 142 569 81 5B/RN3QO 2517 18 6 37 335 0 33

DL4ME S L JO50 150 0 2 148 568 91 RK9UE 4876 18 2 36 281 0 36

WM9I S L EM58 117 0 1 116 567 74 P4/DL6RAI 3387 12 4 29 288 0 27

DL4WA S L JO60 151 1 1 149 563 89 K1LZ 6161 12 4 38 417 0 32

KS4L S L EM64 116 0 1 115 556 66 W7RH 2370 18 6 35 171 0 52

W8DHG S L EN70 129 0 8 121 552 77 P4/DL6RAI 3392 18 3 31 301 0 30

K8AJX S L EM62 111 0 2 109 543 71 N5IA 2064 18 5 30 178 0 43

W1CCE S L FN42 128 0 3 125 538 60 K7CA 3593 12 3 30 318 0 39

YO5AVN S L KN17 132 1 6 125 537 85 UN6P 3606 9 1 29 391 0 37

N9CO S L EN52 113 0 6 107 534 73 WC6H 2733 18 6 30 115 0 28

K9OM S L EL98 72 0 2 70 533 48 N6RO 3839 24 3 20 83 0 31

DJ5IW S L JN67 135 1 4 130 527 81 R1OO 2457 15 2 37 313 0 35

DK1KC S L JN58 127 0 1 126 523 81 TF4M 2742 18 5 34 260 0 40

W8IDM S L EN91 157 0 6 151 520 77 K7CA 2773 9 3 42 294 0 30

W8PEN S L EN80 116 0 1 115 518 76 N6DZ 3284 18 3 46 128 0 47

AD8J S L EM85 117 0 0 117 513 67 NP2X 2673 18 2 32 152 0 59

W1OP S L FN41 135 0 12 123 513 57 N5IA 3496 12 4 33 368 0 28

WA5POK S L EM75 111 0 3 108 513 60 KV4FZ 2809 18 7 28 108 0 44

WB8BZK S L EN52 115 1 4 110 512 67 N6VR 2265 15 3 28 306 0 23

R1OO S L KP94 66 0 3 63 511 51 5B/RN3QO 3361 18 1 15 288 0 15

DL3DTH S L JO61 135 0 1 134 508 80 TF4M 2558 18 8 30 313 0 37

K0JPL S L EM48 100 0 1 99 502 66 KV4FZ 3435 12 5 24 131 0 52

K3JT S L EM99 100 0 2 98 500 70 N6RO 3469 18 3 26 146 0 49

N2CU S L FN02 80 0 0 80 495 61 V55V 12073 21 3 22 104 0 53

DL2AJB S L JO50 124 1 4 119 494 74 RK9UE 4876 18 5 35 198 0 48

UA3MIF S L KO98 74 0 1 73 494 58 TF4M 3199 15 0 13 107 0 36

WO9S S L EN61 135 0 5 130 479 66 K7CA 2272 12 2 41 441 0 32

W9PA S L EN60 101 1 2 98 473 67 KV4FZ 3311 12 4 23 152 0 46

KC0URL S L EN35 90 0 2 88 465 61 K4XU 2200 12 3 29 297 0 20

VE3CV S L EN93 102 1 2 99 461 62 N6DZ 3422 18 1 26 250 0 23

KE2D S L FN20 108 1 1 106 455 56 K7CA 3284 12 2 23 238 0 37

OK2PVX S L JN89 126 0 2 124 454 83 TF4M 2908 12 2 32 502 0 25

K2TTM S L FN30 107 0 4 103 445 58 N7DD 3490 15 1 24 233 0 53

DK5DQ S L JO31 104 0 0 104 437 67 TF4M 2304 15 6 31 157 0 50

KE8UM S L EN82 118 0 10 108 433 68 KV4FZ 3255 12 3 30 354 0 20

DF1LX S L JO62 116 0 4 112 432 76 RK9UE 4633 18 1 22 229 0 35

G3RLE S L IO83 86 0 2 84 432 56 SM2CEW 1963 9 1 15 344 0 29

W0ERP S L EN34 95 0 7 88 432 61 N6DZ 2467 12 5 25 210 0 26

AA5AU S L EL49 70 0 1 69 431 50 K4XU 3120 15 0 16 143 0 25

YT2R S L KN04 110 1 5 104 431 65 OH2BO 1800 12 3 26 684 0 15

K5LH S L EM11 81 0 4 77 429 57 VE3PN 2455 12 0 16 313 0 21

W2FU S L FN13 76 0 3 73 429 58 N6KI 3623 24 4 26 80 0 43

WB9G S L FN24 95 0 1 94 422 52 K7CA 3260 24 3 24 156 0 40

NE7D S L CN84 87 2 1 84 416 47 K6IJ/KH6 4055 24 4 18 342 0 16

N2RI S L FN30 115 0 4 111 415 48 K7CA 3452 12 4 25 309 0 26

K8VUS S L EN91 112 0 6 106 413 59 N6DZ 3439 12 2 30 382 0 21

IK3ORD S L JN55 97 0 4 93 408 63 5B/RN3QO 2230 15 2 21 359 0 19

OK1MMN S L JO70 116 0 5 111 408 71 TF4M 2732 18 3 31 302 0 24

WA5SOG S L EM25 82 0 3 79 400 58 N6RO 2333 18 2 22 114 0 44

K4ZGB S L EM63 90 0 10 80 391 54 VA2EW 1791 18 2 26 207 0 24

S52OP S L JN76 94 0 0 94 390 68 5B/RN3QO 2017 24 4 21 109 0 59

VE7YU S L CN88 74 0 0 74 390 42 K6IJ/KH6 4309 12 2 18 275 0 18

W4KAZ S L FM05 88 0 0 88 389 54 W7RH 3070 21 2 24 161 0 43

AG2AA S L FN03 114 0 5 109 384 57 N5IA 2884 12 3 26 359 0 19

WT6P S L DM35 72 0 4 68 382 50 NP2X 5125 15 0 13 271 0 20

KN4Y S L EM70 90 0 5 85 380 55 AA0RS 2120 12 1 16 251 0 31

VE3VSM S L FN05 86 1 1 84 380 49 KV4FZ 3366 18 4 29 154 0 29

NG7A S L EN35 82 0 8 74 378 54 N6RK 2433 15 3 22 387 0 11

YO5DAS S L KN17 100 1 7 92 378 61 G3BJ 1934 12 3 28 276 0 26

NM2L S L EM74 81 0 0 81 377 58 K7SCX 1861 18 4 17 111 0 65

W6RQR S L CM99 70 2 5 63 374 42 N2KW 3999 21 2 16 224 0 14

XE2B S L DL81 45 0 4 41 368 33 W8FJ 3379 24 2 6 116 0 18

LZ1AQ S L KN12 81 0 7 74 363 54 OH2BO 2007 12 2 17 279 0 23

WA9ASZ S L EM68 80 0 1 79 357 57 N6DZ 2972 12 2 27 338 0 19

K7SS S L CN87 63 0 0 63 348 40 KH6LC 4243 18 2 13 175 0 28

W1GD S L FN42 80 0 1 79 346 50 EI2CN 4759 18 1 17 156 0 42

K8AB S L EN91 110 2 17 91 341 58 N6DZ 3439 18 2 16 637 0 14

LA8AW S L JO28 63 0 2 61 338 47 LZ2DF 2258 18 3 12 108 0 39

NU4N S L EM57 71 0 4 67 338 53 N6DZ 2817 15 1 19 242 0 20

OK1ARO S L JO70 94 0 3 91 335 63 UA6LFQ 1780 12 2 21 297 0 17

KB8O S L EN81 88 0 0 88 331 57 N5RZ 1951 12 2 24 141 0 58

N6TQ S L CM87 72 4 3 65 331 40 N3QE 3976 18 1 12 268 0 16

VA7MM S L CN89 59 0 2 57 330 36 KH6LC 4377 18 2 12 209 0 13

K1IX S L FN42 95 0 10 85 329 49 N0TT 2040 18 3 15 349 0 16

K6WSC S L DM41 70 1 2 67 329 47 W1AW/3 2890 18 3 10 361 0 15

W1EME S L FN32 99 0 3 96 327 45 K7CA 3429 9 0 15 392 0 21

W8MET S L EN91 81 0 0 81 327 52 N6RO 3439 18 3 20 146 0 47

WS3C S L FM19 94 0 0 94 318 57 N5IA 2971 12 0 21 425 0 23

KG2GL S L FN20 93 0 8 85 315 51 K7CA 3284 12 2 17 332 0 21

VE9AA S L FN66 68 1 2 65 315 34 N5IA 3877 12 3 10 234 0 25

N5AW S L EM00 42 0 3 39 314 33 KV4FZ 3729 15 0 7 44 0 20

WA2ALY S L FN20 94 1 14 79 314 46 K4XU 3758 18 3 17 469 0 13

W8UE S L EN82 95 0 2 93 312 58 K5BG 1659 12 1 24 406 0 25

VE3DZ S L FN03 73 0 1 72 310 48 N7AT 2982 18 4 15 105 0 35

RA3DNC S L KO94 55 0 3 52 305 42 TF4M 3502 12 0 4 120 0 23

YO2IS S L KN05 82 0 4 78 305 53 G3WPH 1749 9 1 15 282 0 19

W4NFT S L FM07 68 0 2 66 304 46 N6DZ 3683 21 1 17 274 0 19

NF8M S L EN82 75 0 2 73 301 47 N6VR 2747 18 1 21 155 0 28

R9AB S L MO05 40 0 4 36 300 31 EI2CN 4235 12 0 2 236 0 9

RG5A S L KO85 56 0 2 54 296 43 EI2CN 2813 12 0 7 91 0 24

HI8A S L FK48 35 0 3 32 289 23 K4XU 5444 18 0 4 229 0 10

WA7YAZ S L DN40 67 0 1 66 288 46 WD5R 1838 12 1 10 294 0 12

K0ACP S L EN73 79 0 1 78 285 48 N7DD 2575 18 3 26 191 0 27

K9OR S L EN62 66 0 1 65 285 48 KV4FZ 3468 9 1 19 118 0 27

G3VGZ S L IO94 59 0 2 57 273 39 SM2CEW 1795 18 1 9 236 0 22

NF8U S L EN90 69 0 3 66 271 47 N6DZ 3452 18 6 18 303 0 18

SM7BHM S L JO76 71 1 2 68 267 47 TF4M 2242 12 1 12 206 0 22

VE3UZ S L EN92 64 0 0 64 263 44 K5NZ 1825 12 2 24 137 0 29

VE3XAT S L FN25 63 0 2 61 261 40 W5TM 2094 12 3 17 136 0 28

W7MTL S L CN84 54 0 1 53 261 30 KH6LC 4055 24 4 14 256 0 17

DL1NKS S L JN49 74 0 2 72 260 53 OH6MW 1588 9 1 16 118 0 14

W7ZR S L DM24 50 0 1 49 260 35 AB4I 3068 21 2 13 97 0 32

K9ZM S L EN50 53 0 0 53 257 39 P4/DL6RAI 3568 9 0 18 87 0 38

KI0J S L DM79 54 0 0 54 257 45 W1AW/3 2041 12 0 7 216 0 22

AA8R S L EN73 70 0 12 58 256 44 KV4FZ 3443 12 3 13 145 0 13

PA5TT S L JO11 54 0 0 54 256 42 SM2CEW 1929 18 1 9 77 0 44

DL1WA S L JO60 66 1 3 62 254 48 RK9UE 4763 12 2 17 83 0 18

NI7R S L DM33 55 0 0 55 249 40 N3QE 3271 9 1 8 186 0 21

YO7CKQ S L KN15 62 1 1 60 248 42 8S0DX 1581 12 2 15 277 0 19

K9JU S L EN52 64 0 1 63 247 47 K7CA 2116 6 0 18 175 0 25

KD8MQ S L EN90 67 0 4 63 236 50 N6RO 3452 9 0 11 194 0 18

W9TC S L EM79 63 0 9 54 236 44 N6DZ 3128 18 0 16 64 0 16

DL5YL S L JO62 77 0 3 74 234 47 UX1UA 1267 6 1 16 162 0 18

OH5JJL S L KP30 44 0 0 44 234 33 G4IIY 1842 12 0 8 122 0 25

W0GAF S L EN35 50 1 3 46 234 35 K7CA 1885 9 1 10 149 0 17

HB9AJP S L JN37 56 0 3 53 226 41 OH2XX 1855 12 1 10 132 0 25

DK2BJ S L JO30 72 0 3 69 224 48 UX1UA 1696 6 0 13 213 0 20

N3JNX S L FN11 54 0 2 52 224 40 K7CA 3106 12 1 11 179 0 22

KB0YH S L DM79 47 0 2 45 221 39 K3UL 2374 12 0 7 190 0 16

W8KNO S L EN91 67 0 1 66 221 42 K7CA 2773 6 0 15 168 0 32

LY2TS S L KO05 60 0 0 60 219 42 EI2CN 1816 6 0 7 301 0 23

HA7JQK S L KN06 62 0 2 60 217 48 G4IIY 1946 6 1 6 97 0 21

UA3XAC S L KO85 35 0 1 34 217 27 EI2CN 2813 15 0 3 136 0 16

W1FJ S L FN42 54 0 0 54 217 32 K7CA 3593 9 0 11 63 0 46

S58Q S L JN76 54 0 1 53 214 38 UA6LFQ 1822 12 2 18 65 0 38

N8IVE S L EN91 76 0 4 72 211 44 W5TM 1491 6 1 13 411 0 14

9A4W S L JN83 52 0 0 52 209 38 8S0DX 1785 9 2 10 60 0 52

NM5M S L EM13 49 0 2 47 209 36 N3IQ 1907 9 1 11 130 0 19

NA4K S L EM75 47 1 1 45 205 35 N5RZ 1550 9 0 13 41 0 25

W1JN S L FN31 67 0 6 61 205 34 N0TT 1874 9 1 12 152 0 16

N4AU S L EM62 46 0 0 46 203 35 K1KI 1659 9 1 8 90 0 19

OK2BNF S L JN89 70 0 9 61 203 43 GM4ZUK 1589 9 1 12 241 0 12

RM5Z S L KO81 38 0 0 38 200 29 EI2CN 2950 18 1 5 112 0 19

DJ9SN S L JN58 59 3 1 55 196 42 OH1F 1578 12 3 16 104 0 44

VE7CA S L CN89 38 1 1 36 193 28 K1LT 3325 6 1 5 83 0 18

SM0Y S L JP70 50 0 2 48 191 36 EI4KF 1575 9 1 7 183 0 15

KC7YE S L CN87 43 0 3 40 190 28 WD5R 2958 18 2 9 225 0 11

XE2ST S L DM41 50 0 7 43 189 32 K7BV 2997 12 1 9 192 0 13

VA7ST S L DO00 43 0 1 42 184 25 N5IA 2162 12 2 10 116 0 18

OM6AL S L JN99 45 0 0 45 183 33 OH1F 1342 12 3 15 55 0 45

AA7V S L DM43 42 0 0 42 182 32 N3QE 3099 9 1 5 126 0 20

W7QN S L CN87 56 0 3 53 180 26 N6KI 1634 12 3 13 277 0 14

W8PN S L EN91 55 0 2 53 180 36 N5IA 2671 9 0 11 137 0 20

N2UU S L FM29 50 0 0 50 178 31 K5MR 2075 9 1 11 57 0 50

EU3NA S L KO12 44 0 0 44 175 36 5B/RN3QO 2152 12 1 6 107 0 29

K2HT S L EM49 47 0 5 42 175 34 N7GP 1795 9 0 9 265 0 13

K8FZY S L EN90 59 0 9 50 175 35 N5IA 2648 12 2 17 314 0 15

W8TWA S L EN73 46 0 0 46 174 33 N5PHT 1523 6 1 16 77 0 36

PA3DAT S L JO22 50 0 5 45 172 32 UX1UA 1810 6 0 10 177 0 17

UT3IJ S L KN88 40 0 3 37 172 29 OK1DOL 1753 9 0 4 294 0 10

KG4USN S L EM73 49 0 10 39 171 32 K6NB 3454 9 1 8 132 0 6

KX1NH S L FN42 55 0 2 53 170 29 W5ZN 1893 9 1 13 270 0 18

K0UK S L DM59 33 0 7 26 165 24 KV4FZ 4884 24 1 4 50 0 7

K7JE S L DM33 33 0 3 30 162 28 KH6LC 4430 9 0 4 133 0 10

SE4E S L JP70 42 1 1 40 162 30 S51V 1564 9 0 4 74 0 18

OK1MGW S L JO70 43 0 0 43 156 38 TF4M 2732 6 0 7 87 0 17

OU2I S L JO45 35 0 0 35 152 30 LZ2DF 1851 12 1 6 88 0 27

WA1AR S L FN42 58 0 7 51 150 28 AA9A 1470 9 0 7 262 0 16

K3TD S L EM10 29 0 1 28 147 22 N0IM 1809 12 0 6 114 0 12

KN3A S L FN10 35 0 2 33 145 27 N6DZ 3788 21 0 6 71 0 12

OM4DU S L JN98 40 0 0 40 141 32 UA6LFQ 1493 9 2 10 108 0 20

UX1IL S L KN88 31 0 1 30 137 24 IZ8JAI 2087 9 0 5 116 0 19

UT0MF S L KN98 34 0 5 29 132 25 OK1DOL 1897 9 0 3 196 0 11

NI6G S L DM06 39 1 1 37 130 29 K5BG 2064 6 1 6 262 0 15

RN2FQ S L KO04 38 0 2 36 129 29 EI5KF 1989 9 0 2 89 0 18

W7SLS S L CN85 32 0 3 29 125 23 WD5R 2908 9 1 6 133 0 9

G3RIK S L IO83 28 0 1 27 124 25 OH2XX 1854 9 0 2 101 0 15

W7TX S L DN32 30 0 0 30 118 26 W5ZN 2051 6 0 2 127 0 14

EW6GF S L KO55 28 0 2 26 113 24 S57AW 1499 9 0 5 157 0 8

K1DG S L FN42 22 0 0 22 113 21 W7RH 3682 24 0 3 34 0 19

OE7GJ S L JN57 39 0 1 38 108 24 YU1EXY 843 6 0 10 136 0 22

KV9W S L EN70 35 0 3 32 107 26 K5BG 1392 9 0 9 93 0 21

N4DJ S L FM17 30 0 0 30 107 26 W5TM 1781 6 0 6 43 0 30

UA4NCI S L LO48 17 0 0 17 98 14 S51V 2515 0 0 0 153 0 10

G4MEM S L IO94 23 0 0 23 94 23 TF4M 1718 6 0 1 34 0 16

K2VS S L FN42 31 0 1 30 93 18 K7BV 1128 6 1 5 173 0 12

WD5BJT S L EM50 25 0 3 22 93 17 WF2W 1791 9 0 4 116 0 6

HG8C S L KN06 26 0 1 25 91 24 IZ8JAI 1016 6 2 7 24 0 23

IV3SKB S L JN66 34 0 1 33 91 22 PA5KT 918 6 0 7 56 0 24

SQ8KEZ S L KO10 28 0 1 27 88 21 IZ8JAI 1475 6 0 1 176 0 13

N1NN S L FN41 32 0 0 32 87 21 AA9A 1502 3 0 2 106 0 16

UA1ZFG S L KP69 16 0 4 12 83 12 DL2CC 2675 9 0 1 103 0 6

N2BEG S L FN12 27 0 2 25 81 24 W5TM 1840 6 0 6 39 0 15

N9GH S L EN51 24 0 1 23 79 20 N2KW 1329 3 0 4 77 0 6

WB7FJG S L CN87 25 0 2 23 79 14 N7DD 1950 9 0 6 70 0 8

DO9ST S L JN49 27 0 2 25 78 20 LZ2DF 1459 9 0 6 85 0 19

JE1SPY S L PM95 17 0 0 17 78 15 KH6LC 6639 9 0 4 124 0 7

PA0RBA S L JO22 23 0 1 22 78 18 OH6MW 1511 6 0 3 28 0 10

AE1T S L FN43 26 0 0 26 76 19 N0NI 1979 6 0 1 74 0 22

N6RY S L DM13 24 0 2 22 74 19 K5MR 1856 3 0 1 80 0 8

RW0LBM S L PN63 14 0 0 14 72 12 LY2SA 7127 3 0 1 51 0 8

DH2URF S L JO31 20 0 0 20 71 17 UX1UA 1682 6 0 6 47 0 18

AC2FA S L FN03 28 0 2 26 69 20 N0TT 1406 6 0 1 74 0 13

EU6AA S L KO54 22 0 4 18 67 14 DL2CC 1659 6 0 1 48 0 9

VE4VT S L EN19 16 0 3 13 65 13 K3WW 1992 9 0 1 49 0 10

K6CSL S L CM97 23 0 3 20 64 16 N0NI 2272 6 0 3 220 0 4

NV9X S L EN61 20 0 0 20 64 16 K0DI 1272 6 0 8 68 0 19

OK6DJ S L JN69 25 0 7 18 61 17 UT5ECZ 1464 9 0 6 37 0 5

WD1S S L FN32 14 0 1 13 60 10 N0IM 1647 12 1 6 21 0 6

OH2LU S L KP20 18 0 0 18 57 12 UN6P 3149 6 0 2 97 0 6

UD8A S L MO04 7 0 0 7 56 6 LY7Z 2405 0 0 0 18 0 7

K5DHY S L EM12 9 0 0 9 51 9 W2GD 2124 9 0 3 28 0 9

EI7CC S L IO63 13 0 0 13 50 13 OK2W 1849 0 0 0 52 0 8

K3HX S L FN00 17 0 2 15 49 15 N0NI 1349 6 0 5 42 0 6

HL2CFY S L PM36 10 0 0 10 46 9 JA7BME 1298 9 0 1 98 0 6

NY2NY S L FN30 20 0 3 17 44 12 NS9I 1232 6 0 2 50 0 7

WV8P S L EN91 24 0 7 17 43 14 K2DY 1442 6 0 2 87 0 4

W1PID S L FN43 18 0 1 17 42 11 W1AW/3 851 3 0 2 27 0 7

G4OGB S L IO93 10 0 1 9 41 9 OH2XX 1747 9 0 2 11 0 7

DL1VTL S L JO60 11 0 1 10 35 10 LZ2DF 1278 9 0 2 83 0 7

W9CF S L DM43 8 0 0 8 33 8 K1LT 2584 3 0 1 15 0 8

KU9V S L EM69 11 0 0 11 30 8 N5OT 939 3 0 2 132 0 5

UA0LCZ S L PN53 6 0 1 5 25 5 JA3YBK 1126 9 0 2 29 0 5

N3HCN S L FM19 10 0 0 10 22 6 VA2EW 743 0 0 0 33 0 10

RA0LMK S L PN53 6 0 1 5 21 5 JA3YBK 1126 3 0 2 19 0 2

R9RT S L MO25 3 0 0 3 16 3 LY7Z 2615 0 0 0 6 0 2

JK2VOC S L PM84 5 0 1 4 10 4 HL5IVL 759 3 0 1 23 0 3

AA7DJ S L DM37 1 0 0 1 2 1 K7CA 0 0 0 0 10 0 1

Single operator - QRP power

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

K5GO S Q EM36 295 4 2 289 3245 139 NP2X 3464 48 14 80 582 0 49

WT0O S Q EN44 304 0 10 294 3095 125 KV4FZ 3855 48 14 87 818 0 41

K9TF S Q EN63 238 1 14 223 1951 102 N7DD 2423 30 12 61 722 0 31

N3CO S Q EN72 228 0 8 220 1877 93 KV4FZ 3358 36 15 58 546 0 34

N2WN S Q EM86 175 1 1 173 1773 99 G4IIY 6166 36 13 50 345 0 50

N7IR S Q DM43 150 3 2 145 1750 89 KH6LC 4614 48 5 25 618 0 22

KA1J S Q FN31 165 0 7 158 1384 74 N6DZ 4101 36 6 39 646 0 33

HG3M S Q JN96 188 2 17 169 1326 94 SM2CEW 2129 24 6 42 506 0 31

WB0CFF S Q EN34 133 1 2 130 1326 88 N6DZ 2467 36 4 40 567 0 23

OL1A S Q JN79 181 1 1 179 1317 107 TF4M 2821 36 6 45 466 0 54

W3TS S Q FN10 145 0 2 143 1207 80 K7CA 3115 36 8 39 287 0 40

N8EA S Q EN82 150 0 0 150 1194 85 N6DZ 3265 24 5 43 305 0 53

N1IX S Q FN42 148 0 1 147 1182 55 K7CA 3593 36 6 40 392 0 41

N9TF S Q EN52 133 0 6 127 1162 80 N6DZ 2772 36 5 39 390 0 31

K1GU S Q EM75 125 2 0 123 1092 69 N5IA 2237 36 8 37 185 0 54

K0LW S Q EM28 106 0 4 102 1083 76 KV4FZ 3728 24 5 27 332 0 26

GM4AFF S Q IO86 97 1 0 96 1056 56 UA6LFQ 3000 42 1 22 190 0 40

W0SEI S Q EN35 119 0 18 101 1002 68 N6DZ 2486 24 3 21 498 0 14

DL5CL S Q JO51 117 1 4 112 789 70 K1LZ 5986 24 2 29 332 0 30

WC7S S Q DN71 62 1 3 58 663 45 W1AW/3 1998 36 2 14 236 0 17

K8ZT S Q EN91 105 0 9 96 651 59 K7CA 2773 18 2 24 380 0 19

KE0G S Q EN34 71 0 7 64 642 45 K7CA 1848 24 2 19 223 0 24

AA5B S Q DM65 53 0 0 53 633 43 W4CB 2519 36 3 11 117 0 32

SD0T S Q JO89 76 0 3 73 604 52 UY0ZG 1718 24 1 12 473 0 12

W4QO S Q EM74 60 0 0 60 585 45 K7CA 2538 24 2 24 118 0 37

KE0L S Q EN62 68 0 0 68 543 45 K7CA 2279 24 4 23 147 0 35

VE7VV S Q CN88 56 1 0 55 534 38 W5MX 3291 24 0 12 232 0 18

AC8AP S Q EN81 81 0 5 76 527 52 N5IA 2509 24 1 22 380 0 18

DL8LR S Q JN39 80 0 4 76 527 54 TF4M 2487 24 2 10 364 0 21

S507PMC S Q JN76 83 0 7 76 510 53 SM2CEW 2169 12 1 14 292 0 17

S53AR S Q JN76 86 0 5 81 489 55 OG6N 1852 12 2 13 290 0 22

K9YC S Q CM87 43 0 0 43 474 34 KH6LC 3686 36 1 11 157 0 23

UT5UN S Q KO50 58 0 2 56 455 45 HB9CVQ 1638 24 1 5 202 0 17

OM2MM S Q JN87 78 0 10 68 433 49 TF4M 3087 12 0 9 91 0 19

KI0II S Q DM79 56 2 12 42 411 38 K4SO 2419 24 0 9 263 0 11

K3TW S Q EL88 40 0 0 40 408 30 NP2X 2207 24 1 7 127 0 13

AE4O S Q EM73 64 0 7 57 382 45 N2KW 1450 18 1 8 185 0 11

AA5TB S Q EM12 42 0 4 38 350 32 K1KI 2384 24 0 8 219 0 12

AB8DF S Q EN82 69 0 13 56 350 40 K3PA 1062 24 1 14 447 0 13

RT4W S Q LO66 27 0 0 27 330 22 S51V 2697 18 0 4 139 0 12

N5OE S Q EM02 31 0 2 29 315 25 W1AW/3 1883 24 0 11 77 0 11

KN1H S Q FN33 54 0 0 54 303 27 W9RE 1249 18 1 8 108 0 35

W5NZ S Q EM62 30 0 0 30 279 25 WF2W 1502 24 1 6 66 0 11

W0CZ S Q EN16 26 0 3 23 248 19 N6DZ 2214 24 0 10 90 0 8

K1SX S Q FN41 43 0 2 41 243 26 K8BZ 1171 24 1 7 84 0 15

DJ2BC S Q JO63 32 0 1 31 234 27 RU3DX 1564 24 1 5 97 0 20

WO7A S Q EM28 35 0 5 30 232 25 WF2W 1609 18 0 9 230 0 9

DL6II S Q JO30 29 0 1 28 182 25 OH1F 1498 18 0 5 75 0 19

K7RAT S Q CN86 27 1 1 25 182 18 N6KI 1531 18 0 8 70 0 7

N6CMF S Q DM14 32 0 3 29 178 22 N0NI 2076 24 1 3 150 0 11

KX7L S Q CN87 23 0 0 23 165 17 KC0W 1522 18 0 8 62 0 10

K5OAI S Q DM91 21 0 0 21 156 16 K7CA 1286 18 0 2 135 0 7

W2JEK S Q FN20 33 0 2 31 153 21 W5MX 928 12 1 4 147 0 15

G0URR S Q IO90 34 0 10 24 145 23 OH2XX 1965 12 0 3 255 0 5

LZ2HM S Q KN12 18 0 0 18 144 16 LY2SA 1453 18 0 3 45 0 10

KK4LBJ S Q EM72 19 0 3 16 120 13 N0NI 1336 18 0 3 184 0 9

YU8A S Q KN04 15 0 0 15 108 15 PA5KT 1547 18 0 2 27 0 15

AF9J S Q EN52 15 0 0 15 105 14 K5BG 1315 12 1 4 53 0 5

RW3AI S Q KO85 13 0 0 13 99 10 DJ9RR 1690 12 0 1 45 0 13

W1FMR S Q FN43 19 0 1 18 90 12 W5MX 1359 12 0 2 53 0 16

KF7WNS S Q CN73 6 0 0 6 45 6 KG7H 832 12 0 3 47 0 5

KQ2RP S Q FN20 11 0 0 11 42 8 N4XD 657 0 0 0 44 0 5

KW4JS S Q EM75 13 0 4 9 38 9 N0NI 1096 0 0 0 63 0 5

K2BCM S Q FN13 2 0 1 1 2 1 K1RO 324 0 0 0 2 0 1

Multi operator - High power

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

K7CA M H DM37 609 11 10 588 3941 212 V55V 14931 32 31 134 825 0 100

N6DZ M H CM97 470 12 7 451 3239 188 VK3IO 12718 36 19 102 834 0 72

N0NI M H EN21 696 9 12 675 3094 223 VK3IO 14946 22 38 175 837 0 67

K1LZ M H FN42 518 4 19 495 2704 201 VK3IO 16923 26 18 126 833 0 64

W5MX M H EM77 645 14 8 623 2475 219 VK3IO 15657 28 37 159 833 0 83

W2GD M H FM29 606 8 22 576 2331 199 VK3IO 16556 28 23 146 816 0 76

K7BV M H FM04 465 5 30 430 1651 163 VK3IO 16079 24 23 100 474 0 42

LY2SA M H KO25 315 4 7 304 1425 172 NP2X 8424 30 13 79 622 0 46

KH6LC M H BK29 108 1 3 104 1279 68 VK6DXI 10939 40 2 16 695 0 16

K9MOT M H EN52 416 7 13 396 1278 152 KV4FZ 3585 12 16 112 837 0 58

OT6M M H JO20 280 4 2 274 1101 153 K4AB 7275 30 10 71 692 0 66

LY2XW M H KO25 276 7 5 264 1090 152 JA3YBK 8143 16 12 77 677 0 45

DL2CC M H JN48 297 2 5 290 1014 161 JA5BZL 9367 16 12 74 747 0 55

DL7CX M H JO60 328 3 5 320 1001 171 JH4UYB 8912 14 11 84 770 0 57

LY7A M H KO24 264 2 8 254 954 145 VE1ZJ 5855 16 11 76 659 0 59

EI4BZ M H IO51 141 2 3 136 896 92 K5MR 7052 16 2 22 389 0 37

K8ND M H EN80 293 3 3 287 883 120 W6JTI 3362 14 14 90 385 0 77

K3MD M H FN10 271 1 11 259 784 112 G3BJ 5576 14 12 77 237 0 66

K3CCR M H FM18 270 1 6 263 759 108 N6RO 3830 12 9 70 464 0 58

DP5A M H JO60 291 11 26 254 722 141 W5MX 7411 14 11 71 829 0 29

JA3YBK M H PM84 59 0 0 59 709 43 N5IA 9893 38 0 9 320 0 18

N1KWF M H FN32 203 3 3 197 679 86 VK3IO 16759 16 15 60 250 0 61

IQ3RK M H JN55 216 5 17 194 569 113 K1LZ 6288 16 6 47 707 0 28

N9IO M H EN51 163 1 3 159 529 95 P4/DL6RAI 3660 12 5 42 374 0 33

8J2VE M H PM85 54 0 4 50 402 36 N5IA 9822 36 0 4 325 0 14

HS0ZIA M H NK98 35 0 8 27 274 23 DL5AXX 8445 0 0 0 248 0 6

KG5VK M H EM32 74 0 4 70 260 50 K7ZV 2857 12 5 17 180 0 22

VA7DZ M H CN88 50 1 8 41 124 29 K1LT 3319 6 1 7 250 0 9

S59T M H JN75 30 0 0 30 72 26 OH2BO 1795 4 1 6 25 0 30

Multi operator - Low power

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

VE3MGY M L EN92 403 10 6 387 1723 129 N6DZ 3429 21 20 120 569 0 77

VE3OSZ M L FN25 100 0 0 100 590 69 N6RO 3888 21 2 30 217 0 33

K0NE M L EN10 48 0 3 45 253 37 K1TR 2174 12 1 15 128 0 27

W3HAC M L FM18 66 0 4 62 172 32 N0NI 1570 6 1 6 405 0 19

Multi operator - QRP

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

W3YA M Q FN10 218 0 7 211 1667 87 K4XU 3601 36 14 64 647 0 39

K5KJ M Q EM12 58 2 0 56 618 47 N9RV 2068 36 4 12 143 0 28

Check Logs

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

AA7MB C H DM33 272 1 1 270 1461 135 KV4FZ 5091 16 9 56 394 0 67

IK1YDB C H JN44 78 0 0 78 277 55 TF4M 3042 16 7 20 91 0 56

OK2BFN C H JN89 103 0 0 103 262 68 K1LZ 6466 10 2 31 273 0 40

N2GZ C H FN31 62 1 2 59 245 44 N6DZ 4101 12 3 20 169 0 22

W0YR C H FM19 105 0 7 98 243 62 N5IA 2971 12 3 28 111 0 45

W0VX C H EM12 52 0 1 51 208 42 P4/DL6RAI 3455 8 0 13 71 0 23

YO5LD C H KN17 76 0 2 74 189 56 TF4M 3353 6 0 16 111 0 53

HK1MW C H FK20 26 0 5 21 118 19 WA7LNW 4833 8 0 2 104 0 12

YO9CB C H KN34 11 0 2 9 25 8 LY7Z 1256 0 0 0 30 0 7

AB3CV C H FM19 3 0 1 2 17 2 EI2CN 5360 0 0 0 3 0 1

DL6CX C H JO60 1 0 0 1 1 1 DL7CX 0 0 0 0 10 0 1

N1EN C L FN31 157 0 5 152 784 74 W7RH 3521 24 4 47 293 0 44

UA4AAC C L LO00 26 0 0 26 149 25 UN6P 2254 12 1 6 30 0 17

K8GT C L EN82 17 0 0 17 51 15 W5ZN 1040 6 0 3 38 0 16

R7IA C L LN26 4 0 1 3 41 3 JA3YBK 7468 12 0 1 18 0 3

DL8BH C L JN39 1 0 0 1 2 1 DL4UNY 308 0 0 0 10 0 1

Soapbox Comments

QTH Muskoe isl, Loc. JO99BA - 8S0W

S&P only. - AA5B

I do not recall worse conditions in any SPDC in recent memory. The SPDC is challenging and fun in any case and I squeezed in what time that I had available to operate. I ran very simply, with the K3 at 100-watts and used the antenna tuner to extend the bandwidth of my 56-ft tee-loaded folded monopole. Aside from fresh ground coffee, I had no other help of any kind. Propagation was poor in general, with only two EU worked and no KH6 or KL7. One steller exception in generally poor conditions was spotlight propagation from VK3IO. Working Ron was a real thrill and easily my best DX. - AB4I

Didn't operate as much as I had planned but still had fun. Thanks to all the good ops that pulled my weak signal out. - AC8AP

Ten Tec Argo 6 @ 5W to random vertical wire + 1 ground radial. Thanks! - AE4O

Nice contest, TNX and see u next year. Vy 73 de Manfred - DC9ZP

TS590S - matched 80m Dipole 30feet up inv. vee. :) - DF1LX

Please use my log as check log as I had RBN on to chase some stations. Bad condx, to bad only 2 US in the log. - DJ8OG

The condx seemed to be below normal. Heard only K1LZ vy weak on this side of the ocean in the morning. Because of new snow and freezing during the night it was difficult to tune the antenna. So I stopped contesting. I Made the time contesting with 90W into my big homebuild magnetic loop. View a picture of this antenna at DK2BJs Page at QRZ(dot) com 73 Uli - DK2BJ

Elecraft K3 + Kelemen 160-80-40 Vertical 27m + no separat RX-Antenna; ---> difficult and bad condx, did spend a lot of time for the long distance QSOs, sorry for my weak signal; HNY 2015 - 73 - Uwe - DK3WW

Thanks for this nice and beautiful contest. I wanted to reach the 200 QSOs, but there was no chance due to the bad conditions. RIG: Kenwood TS-590S (100W), 12m Vertical vy 73 es cu next year Philipp, DK6SP (17 years old) - DK6SP

condx vy poor, so no full-time participation. - DL4UNY

TEN TEC Argonaut IV @ 5W 40m end fed @ 15m - DL5CL

I made 2 qsos with dl6cx and dk0ovl CHECKLOG - DL6CX

My 1st full Stew Perry Challenge. 5 min before the start the setup including the 160m INVL was ready... . Condxs were not the best but JH4UYB, V55V calles in were ODX. ODX in W was K0DI with vy good ears! Best 73 Olaf - DL7CX

TRX - FT-840, Pwr - 100W Ant - Delta Loop - 168m - EU6AA

IC-7400 + AL-811H ANT : WINDOM (83 M) - F5YJ

Hi Guys, my first time in the Stew Perry. The antenna was a halfwave dipole at 30ft sloping to 6ft each end. Radio was my Yaesu FT857D running 10 watts Only and the shack was my car. The dipole was assembled during the contest, in fact on a remote hill in the New Forest, Hampshire, UK after the contest had started, 22:00Z in the dark and with -2 degree temperature it was a very cold night in the car but worth it. Thanks to everyone who pulled my signal from the noise and to K3WW who stuck with me and made it into my log, amazing. - G0URR

Who turned the band off ? One of the poorer SPs in terms of conditions for some while. The US was very weak generally, with far fewer QSOs "over the pond" than usual. Sadly static rain was again present for a while, and overall the rate (and score) is way down on previous years. But the SP is a great contest - see you all in SP 2015 - G3BJ

Poor conditions and high local noise. Gave up after a couple of hours - G3RIK

160ft Inv L 40ft high, 100 watts. - G3RLE

First entry 100% S&P - G3VGZ

Disappointing conditions but fun as always! - G4AMT

FIRST TIME ENTRY. 60 foot vertical section - G4IIY

DX Condx not too good this year - W/VE signals lower than normal. Only operated a few hours. CUAGN in 2015. - GM4ZUK

FT1000MP, a make-shift 17m TL vertical - HC2AO

Sorry, no time. Bob - I2WIJ

Operate whit vertical antenna to 80 mt ,and IC 756 Pro III internal Tuner 4:0 ROS and 20w max , Happy new year Andrea - IV3SKB

Part-time operation, few hours only, no QRV at sunset/sunrise... but it's always a pleasure to be there. - IZ5MOQ

FIRST TIME ENTRANT - IZ8JAI

Not so good prop. - JA4CUU

I enjoyed the contest. - JA5BZL

I enjoyed the contest. - JA7ACM

I have been participated on this contest since the first time. I participated on LowPower SingleOp. The condition was very poor 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 spped 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

Great Contest. Rest 22:33-09:53 11h - JH4UYB

This was my first Stew, and what a great time! 79Q's exceeded my goal by 50%. - K0ACP

I claim the "antenna installed after the start of the contest" award. I also claim whatever award is available for having dinner with K1AR and his wife during a contest. - K1DG

KX3 is amazing, must be magic inside. - K1GU

First time in Stew Perry Topband Distance Challenge! Worked QRP (5 W) into a temporary 3-meter long mobile antenna whip designed for 160 meters with a quarter-wavelength counterpoise stretched across the lawn of a suburban home just outside Rochester, NY. Band was noisy when first listening around 0000 UTC (Dec. 28), but then it settled down around 0300 UTC, when I finally made a contact. It was challenging and fun! - K2BCM

My first Stew Perry event. Will be back next year. - K2VS

K3CCR is the club station at the Collington retirement community in FM 18. For the 2014 Stew Perry, ops N3UM and K3DI agreed that N3UM would run nearby stations early in the evening and K3DI would look for high-point-value DX QSOs later. Starting at 21Z N3UM made QSOs out to a several hundred miles. Later there were VE3s and plenty of US stations east of the Rockies, but none west of there. Only "DX" was VI! No EU stations were heard. It was possible to run at moderate rates until 0216 Z. Coming in after that, K3DI made some west-coast-US QSOs and some in the Caribbean with high point value (P4, HI, NP2), but no EU QSOs. In the recent ARRL 160 m. the same op (K3DI) with the same station made 8 EU QSOs in 7 countries, with propagation we thought good but not great. So, for us in FM18, 160 m. DX propagation in the Stew was poor. - K3CCR

Band conditions were disturbed making it a challenge for my 5-watt QRP signal. Many thanks to all for the QSOs. - K3TW

Operation at K5RX station - K5MR

7' tall HiQ screwdriver @ 20' with 16 radials each 13' long. 5w x 6% efficiency = 300mw ERP - K5OAI

I used a vertical "T" less than 60 feet tall. I worked only hunt and pounce Noise was tremendous due to a big storm...heard alot of "AGN" and "?" this time! This is my favorite contest by far. - K5RCR

Did log many hours this year. Generally poor conditions. - K5SM

Just playing around. Only G4AMT from Europe. - K5ZD

Very rough using 100W and a 40M Delta Loop and a 40M End-Fed Wire from an antenna restricted mobile home park. Still Fun. - K6CSL

I wasn't able to stay up quite as late as I wanted but I did enjoy the part of the contest I did get to operate. Perhaps it's the exchange that just makes sense and is informative. Top Band ops are a great breed! - K6JEB

First time entrant. I did only S&P. I hope I didn't make too many errors. 1St time using N1MM also. - K7ZV

FIRST TIME ENTRY IN THIS CONTEST - K8BZ

First time for me Stew Perry it was fun had trouble sending en90 the age 60 retired hands not good on key anymore. 73 all thanks for the fun Steve - K8FZY

Daytime Only entry per N5IA plaque requirements. - K8IA

Operated just 6 hours, with 80m inv-V at 70 feet as my only antenna. - K8ND

Running QRP was tuff, lots of CQs and missed QSOs. QSB was a fight during the night but manageable. I heard P4 KV4 PY SOAPBOX and maybe U some - K9TF

Elecraft K3/100 to shunt-fed 60 foot tower with LPDA top load. Just helping other ops get a few points - stole a few hours from family time. - KB0YH

Please put me in temp antenna category. Low short inverted L set up FD style in rented house. Antenna went up 12/17 and will come down 1/20/2015 ( or so - KC7YE

Recovering from recent surgery so even a couple hours chair time was hard time. I intended to try for the N9TF Plaque-Top Score, USA, <

100W, wire < 100', < 50' high. Let’s see what happens. 73, Gary - KC9EE

K3/10 at 5 watts to several configurations of wire antennas: 57' Tee-top, a 50' Tee-top, fed in phase, out of phase, one at a time, one wire on each feedline at a time. I call it Fun With Alligator Clips. 73, C U next time. ke0g, Dan - KE0G

Still need AK, HI, NV AND WA. - KE8UM

My first Stew Perry...what a great challenge. Used a homebrew two tube transmitter, xtal control, putting out two watts. Receiver was a Drake R-4B. Looking forward to the next contest and having a better antenna and a VFO. 73/72, Gary - KF7WNS

Very enjoyable event. Can't wait till next SP - HNY - KG4W

Operated this one remote from my Montana ski house. Internet connection crashed a lot so I bagged it at 200 QSOs - KJ9C

FIRST CW CONTEST - KK4LBJ

Put up an inverted L with 4 radials on Saturday afternoon. I haven't had a 160M meter antenna up on nearly 20 years. First time entry in the Stew Perry and had lots of fun. Dr. Beldar - L1AR Top score utilizing temporary antenna K7RAT Boring ARC-Same as L1AR plaque but antenna built during contest. K1EP - Top Score by First Time Entrant - KK9V

Not much time for this contest. - KN3A

The band conditions were not great with weak signals. Had a nice run going, after which the band got noisy. - KN4Y

Once again, I am amazed at what is possible with 100 watts and a 27' K6MM vertical & two radials. Lots of rain static here; but, other than that, things went very smooth for me. Heard and missed HK1, XE2, and a few west coast stations. Never heard anything from EU but I heard other folks working them. No RX antenna here. Thanks to everyone with the good ears out there. Looking forward to doing it again next year. Rig = TenTec Jupiter. Antenna = K6MM 27' vertical. 73 Tom - KV8Q

Good conditions. 160 meter dipole at only 35 feet...will definitely use a better (higher) antenna next year. - KX1NH

Limited effort for me, but condx just didn't seem very good - best QSO was a 9-pointer, and I wasn't even hearing much beyond the western states. Things should be better in a few years. - KX7L

Locator is KO25OL I enjoyed daytime operation on night band. Days are short here up 55 North. Started right at sunrise by VE7CC cluster SW calculation. - LY7M

K3 + ACOM1000 and Inverted L @15mh higher point with 3 radials. - LY7Z

Rig: IC756pro+Perseus SDR; Tx ant: low dipole @ 13m height; Rx ant: 2ele phased small mag.loops; CONDX very bad - LZ1AQ

A good shakedown cruise for the station on 160. Most effective antenna combination turned out to be the top-loaded tower vertical on transmit and an extended double Zepp on receive. Using a tribander for receive also worked OK as a receive antenna. Well, maybe not quite so OK as I didn't hear anything from EU, KL7, KH6, or JA. So that's something to work on for next year as the solar cycle shifts into lower gears. Nevertheless, I was working many weak stations and getting through pileups, so it may just have been high-flux conditions. This is a good model for a low-band contest with the right scoring and exchange. The novel plaque program also stimulates interest and activity to the point where this is now a Top Band tradition! 73, Ward - N0AX

1ST STEW PERRY CONTEST - N1NN

100% S&P. - N2CU

One of my favorite contests! (Conditions were AWFUL this year though. I wish to be considered for any plaque that I may have earned.

These include- Top#QSO / WPX Grids, Distance, Score, Golden, Average and VK6HD Memorial (RIP Mike!) - N2KW

Fun. I should have done more S&P. Have never come close to my 1996 QRP score... - N3IQ

My main intent in entering the SP this year was to surpass 20,000 QSO's for the year. Task complete. I did operate connected to a cluster, observing the band map while S&P. - N4DW

JUST ENOUGH ACTIVITY AND A LITTLE SLEEP ON SUNDAY MORNING. BEST DX WAS KH6AT - BK29 - ACCORDING TO WIN-TEST... - N4PN (yup – the log checker agrees with your logging software - Ed).

FIRST TIME FOR THIS CONTEST. OPERATED ONLY A SHORT TIME BUT FUN - N5CW

"apply" Closest Score to Overall Average of Entrants - N6KI (Had you made about ½ your score – you would have been close! – Ed).

All Search & Pounce from grid square DM13 with 100w to Inverted L with highest point at 25 feet - N6RY

Must support Le Stew! Sadly, at Saturday's sunset, my wife crashed her truck and I had to go get her, which crushed any chance of a decent QSO count. She's fine, but my SP participation was low ... Thank you all for the Qs. 73 - Jim Colletto, K3, P3, 99w + 160 Shortie Dipole at 30 feet. - N6TQ

Yes – the K7RAT station was not very loud this time around. L I found myself between QTHs and my original plan to use the Boring one via remote control was shot down a couple of days before the contest. I found myself in a house on half an acre in a very unfriendly place for antennas. They complain if you leave your trash cans out too long. However, I was determined to get on the air and give out some QSOs. Went to hardware store and figured out the cheapest way to get a half wave of wire was to buy small speaker wire and peel the two conductors apart. I used RG6 for the coax. The house was next to some open area – so I was able to string a low dipole – that was basically full size. The apex of the antenna was on top of a short flagpole – that was on the 2^nd story of the house (up about 20 feet). The antenna went up just after sunset so nobody could see it. It came down before sunrise. The noise level was pretty high – as I hadn’t discovered which lights in the house to turn off to quiet things down. My last handicap was that I did not have any high current power supplies with me and the most I could run the K3 at was about 3.5 watts using a bench supply. This actually ended up being a pretty balanced situation as I could only hear the louder local stations – who were the only ones who hear me. Best DX was the Southern tip of California. This operation was the inspiration for the “same day” antenna plaque – which seemed to motivate a few others to get on in the contest. Perhaps this is a good plaque to keep in the mix. I am happy to announce that the K7RAT signal is now back on the air at a new QTH and should be fairly close to the old one for the next event. – N6TR

Didn't seem to be that much activity - N6TV

Applying for "Top Score Big City >50K, little pistol < 100W" plaque. - N7IR

First time entering this contest, Not a big score but fun. Setup here not optimal for 160, 95' loaded dipole at 35' . At only 90 watts or so it was a real challenge. - N8IVE

Our oldest boy, who just left the Navy this past summer and who lives in MS, decided to surprise us with a visit Saturday and Sunday! So that very nice surprise translated into much less time to play in the SP! Great to see number one boy during the holidays :) I decided to give Qrp a try for the first time ever on 160. It was more like Qrpp with limited space antenna (W8AMZ reduced half sloper at 35'). Although quite the challenge, I had a great time! Kept expanding my goals along the way. Once I hit 100 Q's I was hoping to work at least 100 different grids. Missed that goal though. I heard KV4FZ with a fabulous signal for the 6 hours I was playing, but could never get his attention other than an occasional ??/agn agn. Also focused a bit more on making sure I didn't bust a call or report. Sure will be nice if I have a clean log! Seemed like propagation to west, for me, was mostly SW. Worked a few "7s" in AZ and the only CA worked was in a SW grid CM97 from me. Never heard any stations to the NW cost grids this year. By around 3am local the activity level seemed to have dropped off quite a bit and west coast stations that were heard were now fading into my qsb. So about 7 minutes after 3am I logged my last contact of the contest and called it SP 2014, and qsyed to bed. I had a lot of fun as always. CU in 2015! Working conditions Icom 756PROIII turned down to 4.5 watts to a 67' half sloper at an apex of 35' aimed about 60 degrees. Big thanks to all that heard my puny signal and got me into your log, that will be extra points for you!! 73 Gene - N9TF

Single Op, wire antenna less than 50 ft. high, Search and Pounce only. This first time effort was as a single op, low power output into a 204 ft. dipole at less than 25 ft. height. It used to be a G5RV Max, but I added a 1:1 balun at the ladder line feed point and now just call it a dipole. RG-8x from the tuner and it functions fairly well from 1800 khz to 1845 khz. Will not tune above that. Wasn't doing very well to begin with, that is, until I realized my power out was at about 10 watts. After turning it up I did better with slightly less than 100 watts output. - NF8U

Applied lessons learned from Summits on the Air to put up a temporary antenna when QRV at XYL's uncle's house in MN. A quarter wave matching network s - NG7A

FT-2000, Marconi - NI6G

Operation from rental house in St George Island. Antenna was 12m vertical with 2 10m sloping top wires and 2 9m elevated radials, loaded by a coil and insulated by a transformer. Radio was IC7000. I could work almost any station I heard but local RFI covered weak signals. - NO9E

Not many QSO's but had fun. 73 till next year - NU4N

Apply for Top Score 100% Search and Pounce - NW2K

For Plaque - First Time Entry in Stew-Perry For Plaque - All contacts "Search and Pounce" - NX8Y

100 watts LW - OE7GJ

My first ever participation in this contest, thanks for QSOs!' Quite poor conditions; Just a handful DX worked, but thanks to all 3 JAs who answered my CQ! - OH1F

I felt this year's Stew Perry most boring. Here in Noth Aurora spoiled totally propagation to North America and almost to Japan. I managed to work two. - OH2BO

IC-756ProII, max. 50 W Ant 80m Dipole with Tuner My 1st participation, 18 QSOs - OH2LU

FT100MP MarkV, 1kW, vertical 40m - OK1DOL

Kenwood TS570d ant Double Zeppelin 2x36m RX K9AY - OK1HFP

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

RIG HOME MADE 80 WATTS OUT PWR, ANT DIPOLE FOR 20 M AS VERTICAL - OK1MGW

100W, Inv. L ant. - OK2BFN

TS590S + PA400W, Vertical 19 m high - OK5ET

RIG(s): FT 2000; ANTENNA(s): - OM6AL

Working conditions: -100W Elecraft K3 with homebrew outboard filtering -inverted L (15m high to 11m) + CG3000 ATU -N1MM Logger Plus This low band antenna was especially set up for the event, as were the many, temporary extra and longer radials on friendly farmers field. The antenna Z was tuned for resonance (X=0) with R = 19 Ohm, just hours prior to the event. Last year, it was sitting at a high 30 Ohm. Alongside this major efficiency improvement, we had a good time (2nd participation). Conditions were worse compared to last year. We are very happy with RK9UE (5k+), K4RO and K0DI. (both at 7k+ km's) Wx : windy (3-4 Bft) with several cm's snow on the ground. It is amazing to see K1LZ getting through in EU and effectively working stations over the pond, hours before others. It seems like -low power- to -low power- QSO's, at such distances, to have become rare exceptions, nowadays! - ON7EH

Rig: Elecraft K3 - 100W Ant: 20mtr Inverted-L up 12mtr Go for Plaque: Top Score, base loaded Vert <60' tall - OU2I

Cndx not perfect. but anyway fun to run in the low power class this year. CU next year. - OU2V

Difficult to pull the callsigns out of the noise. Tried to improve RX situation with a 300 foot random wire in the bushes. Noise went down very well, but signals were gone too. Had to listen on the TX antenna, a dipole at 70 feet. RX ant needs a more sophisticated approach. Sorry to all who called in vain. - P4/DL6RAI

This was my first Stew Perry contest. For me a mix between 'DXing' and contesting. Like in the 'old days' when you scanned the VHF bands, now on 160m. It sometimes felt like calling CQ on 23cm during SHF-contests here in Europe, and scrape the band to look for new points. Conditions were poor and activity was low IMHO. It was fun but I have mixed feelings about participating a next time. 73, Remco - PA3FYM

My first operation in the Stew Perry Contest. I really enjoyed and I intend to participate again next year. I mounted a vertical antenna with 20 meter high (my improved version of the Battle Creek antenna for 160, 80 and 40M), w/ 60 radials of 40 meters long, especially mounted for this contest. The RX antenna is one reversible Beverage w/ 200 meters long, pointing to NA. Both antenna were mounted on the same day of the contest, w/ the help of friends PU5SVE Evan and PY5JAP Cido. I thank all the friends who made contact with me in the 160M band. 73 - PY5XH

ua6ik@mail.ru - R7IA

TKS FOR NICE CONTEST PWR 50w, ANT-ROMB80m - RN2FQ

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

- First time entry. Base loaded vertical less then 60' tall actual 17m/56'. Using temporary antenna installed after Dec 14th 2014 and be the only topband antenna. Actual antenna installed on 27th Dec 2014 including radials an - SM6WET

Very poor conditions. So poor in fact that I brought out the analyzer to check the antennas. I concluded that the 750m long coax cable to the "Arctic - TF4M

Sorry, QRG control of transceiver did not work. - V55V

ANTENNA IS BOTTOM LOADED 30 FEET VERTICAL INSTALLED 5 DAYS BEFORE THE TEST - VE3DZ

Time-limited operation because of family commitments. But glad to participate even if only for a short time. - VE3OSZ

Good fun again , europe ok just before dawn, used a Perseus rx for some of time latency is tricky in fast runs - VE3PN

Please consider for plaque- Top Score Big City >50K,little pistol <100W Please consider for plaque- Top Score from IOTA recognized island (NA-36) Thanks to all the volunteer organizers and scorers who make this fun event possible! - VE7VV

MOBILE MOBILE MOBILE We went to see the HOBBIT movie tonight and when I got home I was all pumped to get out on the battlefield, but as it turned out I was much more a halfling than an Orc. I was definitely getting run over and condx in the car were punk. I had spent the better part of the afternoon trying to get the SD-330 resonating on 160m again this winter but the lowest it would go with the Folgers coffee-can addition was 2.693kHz. Too high. After much deliberation I finally hauled out the trusty and crusty HS-1800/pro antenna, but again, even with its longer whip and built in cap hat the lowest it would go was 1924kHz. Methinks something was rotten in my coffee-can coil. One of the strands must have gotten broken this summer as it got beat around the garage, so I added quite a few top hat radials made of #22awg copper. The only way to get it below 1900 was to get them close to the cars roof too. Kinda looked like Wile-E-Coyote's umbrella just after an ACME bomb had exploded and he was left with only wires and no material on his umbrella. Anyways, the W1's were mostly "easy" to work by the time I got on approaching midnight, but they were few and far between. Waited too late. I did hear EI2CN many times as I tuned across. There was one time he peaked nearly 5NN and I managed to get VE9U? from him twice, but he vanished and I never heard from him again. He vanished. SIGH. The cross-pond DX that never was ! Later, with lots of patience though, NP2X put me in the log. Kudos. My favorite QSO and perhaps best ODX was with Milt N5IA. He called me as I CQ'd high in the band where the SWR was "reasonable" on the conglomeration I called an antenna. If you are reading this, you were an honest 519....but I have no idea how you heard me. All the heavy lifting was on your end !!! In the morning before SR, after my 3 hour "nap" the SWR was resonant somewhere below 160m due to freezing rain. I didn't want to knock the ice off the wires as they are very small and brittle. When I tried that last year things went flying in all directions, as fishing line insulating strings broke so I left it. I could operate 1800-1830 fairly well. Not many above that anyways approaching Sunrise. The modus operand I was to S&P and make note of those who couldn't hear and come back to them later. This sounded like a good, but seldom worked out well. QSB meant only on extreme peaks could anyone outside VE1 or W1 hear me. Then I would CQ very high or low in the band. I actually did have perhaps 10 stns all evening/morning call me. My mobile top hat is off to you fellas ! The SWR seemed wide this year (way too wide for a mobile) and the 9 loading top hat wires were closer to cars roof to get resonance, so no doubt I had a beautiful resonant cct up there, but very lossy. Whoever worked me deserves the points ! My antenna was a giant resonant *(but not radiating) circuit ! I am happy to report most stations do hear quit well and don't give up vy easy. If they were within 1000-1500 miles I generally worked them. (W1/2/3 upper W4). Most anyone above a 559 was workable but there was a couple specific W1's that were 5NN for hours that I could not even get a QRZ from. That's the way it goes when you are likely emitting millwatts! Here's how you guys sounded in the car: Loudest W1-K1LZ...K1AR also vy loud and has elephant ears. Loudest W2-W2GD...WF2W & N2KW also FB Loudest W3-N3QE/K3UL tie Loudest W4-K1LT ( I envisioned multi beverage auto switching til he finally 'found' me) Loudest W5-K5MR (no QSO--not even a QRZ after hours at S9, hi)...W5MX distant second but not loud loud.(no QSO) Loudest W6-N6VR (no QSO, not loud)(where was N6RK or N6RO?) Loudest W7 -K7CA (no QSO, ~539 for a long stretch-had better luck when he was in Chile-hi)..no extreme PNW 7's heard. ie: N6TR. Loudest W8-NA8V--FB ears Loudest W9-K9NW (finally pulled me out after mni tries all nite ! (you rock, Mike!) Loudest W0-N0NI (no QSO, Toni never got "real" loud, strange, but my antenna sucked !)..also N0TT, but weaker-no Q Loudest VE1-VE1ZZ (no contest!)--VE1PZ also vy loud. Loudest VE2 (VA2EW) Loudest VE3-VE3OI/VE3KI tie Loudest "EU"..EI2CN-....also heard DJ9RR and a G3 who's call I now forget....exhaust fumes getting to me. HNY Mike in the Mobile VE9AA....2009 MINI COOPER ~100w, HS-1800/pro heavily modded and umbrella top hatted. - VE9AA

Very low activity in VK/ZL/Pacific area here with low activity, which is typical, as this dx challenge does not interest many down here, except for the few crazy op's. The early morning SP start produced only a few contacts and so I had a nap and ended up sleeping through my sunrise time to Europe. The next day at my sunset was great to USA and Japan, so I ended up having a good time. Thanks to all who did call me. 73's till next year SP. - VK3IO

Extremely bad conditions at this part of the world. Band was noisy, and very few signals heard. Hardly any EU or USA stations heard and worked. Thanks to W7RN for extreme patience (I mean extreme patience !!!). My only NA contact. It took a while to complete (14,951 km?). I hope 160m will never be this bad again..... What a difference when compared to the last year...... - VK6DXI

Once again fun with 5 watt KX3 - W0CZ

My first time to enter this contest and I did not realize that no spotting cluster use is allowed. I did not work anyone as a result of pouncing on a spot, because there weren't any. However, I spotted about 20 or 25 stations I worked and, seeing no other spots, it dawned on me that perhaps using the Cluster was not allowed. So, I turned off the Cluster and continued without it. So, I am submitting my log as a check log. Next year, I'll remember to read the rules first. Lots of great ops and a few show-offs who would rather send their report 15 or 20 times at 36 wpm in poor conditions, than slow down a bit and get it through in far fewer tries- W0YR

Remote operation from Japan. - W1NN

This year's Stew featured some of the worst band conditions in many years. It didn't seem to matter whether it was NE or West, absorption was the by-word for the weekend. EU was actually best at the beginning and went downhill with a very minor peak at EU sunrise. No northern or eastern EU were heard or worked. Likewise, conditions to the west coast were dismal. There seemed to be an RF wall....very few WA, OR, CA and no VE7. Our longest QSO was VK3IO who made many serious entrants happy by calling in. The most interesting contact was V55V ... out only AF. It was a weekend of spotlight propagation and not necessarily with a spotlight on our neighborhood. We listened to K1LZ working EU stations we could not hear...but they were struggling too...being just that much closer to EU made the difference. Our overall QSO total of 598 was competitive, but the lack of EU and those 8 point West Coasters was evident in the final score. We started the contest with just a few operators but it got better as the night progressed. TNX to those who came out for TBDC - W2GD

Always fun for the Holidays to spend part of it with friends. Band conditions seemed down but as always we hope that all had a lot of fun of the Top Band. Look forward to seeing all of you in the next go round. Best for the New Year 2015. 73 Pat K0OO & Don K6ZO. - W3HAC

Just plain simple fun. - W4KAZ

100% S&P 1ST TIME ENTRY - W6JK

Just over half of last year's QSO's. Poor conditions. Balloon stayed up all night. - W6JTI

First Time Entrant (first CW contest in > 40 years. - W7SLS

Good participation despite punk DX conditions. Many thanks to the Boring Boys a - W9RE

ANTENNA; HY-GAIN DX-88. GROUND MOUNTED VERTICAL. 25 FEET TALL. WITH 120 EACH, 25 FEET LONG, #10 BARE COPPER WIRE RADIALS. BURIED 2 INCHES DEEP. - WA2ALY

A few days before the Stew Perry test I threw up an inverted L in the trees at the new QTH. I had a lot of fun until the rain moved in and had to shut down. - WA5POK

First CW contest and first time user of logging program. - WA9ASZ

Noisy conditions in NNY. Thanks for the QSOs. TS570S to an inverted L. 73, Chris WB9G - WB9G

IN THE BEGINNING OF THE CONTEST I COULD NOT FIGURE WHY NO ONE WAS COMING BACK TO MY CALLS. COULD IT BE THE RADIO BLEW UP? WAS THE COAX CONNECTED? THE REALPROBLEM WAS I HOOKED UP TO MY LOW ANGLE OF RADIATION WIRE, AND NOT MY CLOUD WARMER LOW 160M HALF WAVE DIPOLE. CHANGE THE ANTENNA SWITCH... STATIONS CAME BACK TO MY CALLS. CONDITIONS WERE NOT THE BEST. MANY STATIONS IGNORED LOW POWER STATIONS. HAD FUN. SEE YA'LL NEXT YEAR ON THE CLOUD WARMER. - WD5BJT

Stew Perry is my favorite holiday activity, just not as much fun this time...but there is 2015 coming up! - WJ9B

Operating from Overland Park, KS - WO7A

Using an Alpha-Delta DX-B sloper which was installed the day before the contest. Power < 100 watts. Entering under the "little pistol" category from a big city (Chicago is > 50k!) or the "temporary antenna" category. - WO9S

1st. time on this test, nice! - XE2B

ic7k 100W & 41m sloping wire - YO2IS

This was my first participation, it was great. Next time I'll do better for sure. - YO3DDZ

THANKS TO ALL MY QSO PARTNERS A HAPPY NEW YEAR! 73S Dan,yo5das - YO5DAS

Used skimmer posts to work new DXCC's - YO5LD

FTdx 3000D, 100 watts RF, Inverted L - YO7CKQ

Operators

8J2VE (JA2FJP,JA2TBS,JH2FXK)

8S0DX (SM0DSG)

8S0W (SM0NJO)

DD5M (DJ0ZY)

DL2CC (DL2CC, DL2SAX)

DL6CX (DK0OVL @DL7CX)

DP5A (DL3JJ DL6JF)

EI4BZ (EI4BZ, EI6BT)

HG3M (HA3MY)

HG8C (HA8EK)

HS0ZIA (HS0ZIA, HS0ZKX)

IQ3RK (i3vuk, i3vwk, ik3chk)

JA3YBK (JG3KIV,JF4FUF)

K0NE (K0NE K0DI)

K1LZ (K1LZ, K3JO)

K3CCR (N3UM K3DI)

K3MD (K3MD + SKIMMER)

K6ND (N1RR @K6ND)

K7RAT (N6TR @N6TR)

K9MOT (N9EP W9FY W9NXM)

KG5VK (KG5VK + DXcluster)

KH6LC (KH6LC, NH6V, AH6RE)

LY2SA (LY2SA LY7M)

LY2XW (LY2XW,LY2MV)

LY7A (LY3BB LY3DA LYR346)

N0NI (N0NI N0XR)

N3IQ (ND3F)

N3QE (@W3LPL)

N4NA (NB4M)

N6AN (@W6UE)

N6DZ (W6NV, KX7M)

N7AT (K8IA)

N7GP (N5IA)

NP2X (K9VV)

OH1F (OH1TM)

OT6M (ON9CC PC5A)

OU2I (OZ1BII)

OU2V (OZ1FJB)

SD0T (SM0THU)

SE4E (SM4DQE)

SM0Y (SM0OY)

SM6E (SM6FUD)

V55V (DL3DXX)

VA7DZ (VA7DZ VA7WWV)

VE3MGY (VE3MGY + XYL)

VE3OSZ (VE3OSZ, VE3SMA)

VE4VT (VE4EAR)

W1AW (NO3M)

W1OP (N1DM)

W2GD (K2TW, W2RQ, N2OO, W2GD, N2HM)

W3HAC (K0OO, K6ZO)

W3LL (ND3D)

W3SO (W3YOZ)

W3YA (N3NR NK8Q)

W4CB (W2RU @W4CB)

W5FOC (K5NA)

W5MX (W5MX LY5W)

W7RN (W6UQZ)

WD5R (N5ECT)

WT0O (K0TI)

YT2R (YU1AU)