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PVRC NEWSLETTER - FEBRUARY 2001
PVRC CALENDAR:
WeeklyWed
BWI Regional weekly breakfast. Wednesdays 7:30 am,
Basil's Deli, Elkridge Landing Rd near BWI.
Monthly
Over-the-Hill Luncheon. TBA. See reference page.
Feb 1 Thu
PVRC/NC meeting at Ryan's in Cary.
Feb 12Mon
Central meeting at the Virginia location. See reference page.
Feb 16-18
ARRL DX CW Contest.
Feb 20Tue
Northwest region meeting in Frederick, MD.
Feb 20Tue
Tidewater Colony meeting night. See reference page.
Feb 24-25
CQ 160m SSB Contest.
Mar 2-4
ARRL 'phone DX Contest.
We regret to preport the passing of two PVRC members.
Carl E. Anderson, W3XE, of Silver Spring died of cardiac arrest on
January 18th while in a hospital for a broken leg. Andy was a
regular at the OTH luncheon and on the county hunders net when on one
of his many trips.
W. Scudeer Georgia, Jr, KD3P, of Bethesda died December 26, 2000
at the age of 86. He was licensed as a teen and spent is working
life in communications, retiring in 1973 from covert operatations at
CIA.
CENTRAL MEETING MINUTES, 1/01 by Brian McGinness, N3OC
Here are the minutes from the January 2001 Central meeting in Temple
Hills, MD at the Church of the Nativity:
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 PM after dinner at
Topolino's. The following members were in attendance: N3GB, N3HXQ,
WK3I, K3ZO, W3LPL, KE3Q, WR3L, N3NT and N3OC.
N3OC gave the president's report. We remain optimistic about the SS
and 10m contest results. (late note - does not look so good for SS
now from info on the NCCC web site...)
Jay Terleski, WX0B of Array Solutions will hopefully be coming to one
of our meetings this spring to talk about stacking HF yagis. More on
this as we find out.
Club expenses are up from some unanticipated expenses. The were many
more 5m award plaques given out this year. PVRC also is paying the
bill for the ZF2SA QSL cards, as well as the cost of setting up the
new badges. There is no crisis, but if you haven't sent in a
donation in a while please do so.
The PVRC historical documents were found by Scott Affens and are
waiting for us to pick them up. That was good news.
Our new webmaster is Pete, N4ZR. Pete is in the process of receiving
the web files so he can get it loaded in his system at home. In the
meanwhile, we have located an ISP who will host the site and our
domain for free. For now the site remains as is on it's current
server until we can make the change.
The ARRL CAC has requested input as it reviews the rules for club
competition. The PVRC Trustees have formulated a position and
suggestions for the CAC on several issues, which is in the process of
being written up. Among the issues are the 175-mile club circle.
We are making comments to the CAC on a couple aspects of the way in
which the existing circle is implemented, with the intended result to
get both PVRC and the ARRL off the hook of having to measure a
potential station with hi-tech GPS accuracy. We are hoping the ARRL
is just as anxious as we are to avoid having to do this.
Dave, WR3L gave a brief treasurer's report. He advises that he will
be releasing a full report in February. He is also making
arrangements to get the new badges on line, and the orders will be
placed for the ones who have been waiting. As soon as he is ready to
accept more orders Dave will let us know.
Dave is also making arrangements for us to sponsor the CQWW CW
single-op Caribbean plaque in memory of K3SA. We are also sponsoring
three other plaques.
Craig, N3NT distributed as many QSL cards as he could. (I have AA4KD
and N4RV to bring to the February meeting - N3OC.)
There being no official program for the evening, war stories were
told for the remaining amount of time. George, N3GB made a rare
appear-ance to advise he has not been on the air much. Ed, N3HXQ is
work-ing on his station, and will be going to KL7 (is there now -
N3OC). Rich WK3I worked QRP in the 160 contest. Fred K3ZO recently
came back from the Seanet convention, and worked at HS0AC during the
contest. Frank gave a report on their CQWW CW multi/multi effort.
Rich gave us an update on his new house project and planned on
applying for permits the following day for a half-dozen or so towers!
Craig N3NT has been working lots of hours, and hopes to return to
contesting later this year.
PVRC/NC MEETING MINUTES 1/4/01 by Pete Soper, KS4XG
The meeting was held at Ryans Family Restaurant in Cary from
5:30-7:30pm on January 4th.
Attendees. Guy K2AV, Brian K3KO, Bob K4HA, Brent KO4PY, Pete KS4XG,
Bob N2NFG, Bert N4CW, Nate N4YDU, Gary W2CS. Regrets: K4QPL, WW4M,
K4MA, KI7WX
Membership. This is the first meeting of N4YDU Nate Moreschi. After
finishing his degree at UNCC Nate has settled down in Youngs-ville
where he is a sportswriter for two area newspapers. Nate has gotten
active in contesting again after a few years off and is enthusiastic
about joining PVRC. Nate is sponsored by N4CW. Welcome Nate! (Nate
was the red hot operator during the 1997 Field Day effort that KO4PY
organized on the USS North Carolina in Wilming-ton -KS4XG) Chapter
membership remains at 37.
Announcements. KU4BP Ed Swiderski in Winston Salem would like to
join a PVRC/NC multi-single effort for ARRL DX/phone. Ed has
operated at W4WS. Ed can be reached at [email protected].
N2NFG is still organizing teams for NAQP CW and invites additional
participants to join WJ9B and help create a third team. To join in
send email to [email protected].
News around the table. N4CW took part in the 10 meter contest and
Stew Perry 160. Bert was pleased with his new 160 antenna, an in-
verted V with peak at 90 feet, which enabled a number of Euro-pean
contacts and one with a VK6. He's looking forward to the RTTY
contest and Sprint.
K4HA has been active with tower work, helping with the erection of
the new NX9T Trylon tower (a very smooth operation thanks to a
precision crane operator). He also helped get a quad up to 40' at
the KO4PY lakeside QTH. Bob is plan-ning to do the upcoming 160 con-
test from W2XL in New York and is also preparing to put monobanders
up at his home station.
KO4PY now has a quad up over-looking a lake and is having fun with
QRP contests. Brent invites every-body to take part in the N.C. QSO
Party (1200-2359 UTC Feb 24th and the same Feb 25th).
N2NFG is preparing for the RTTY contest and reports that unexpected
logging of land behind him caused 500 feet to disappear from one
Beverage. There was speculation about the timber being pre-baled as
a result of this. Bob is hoping to buy some of this land and extend
his antenna farm by another acre.
K2AV tried to work on his new Trylon but found that no amount of
clothing enabled work this time of the year when the wind is blowing.
Guy still managed to take part in the 10m contest using his remaining
(post storm) antenna, a Gap Titan.
KS4XG expects to close on a 2.85 acre QTH in one month. The plan is
to work the ARRL DX ssb contest at the old station and then tear down
and move it to the new QTH. Pete hopes to get 80-90' of Rohn 25 up
at the new place initially and use existing antennas while planning a
second, 120-140' tower (and a crop of monobanders) for next year.
The new location is three miles south of K2AV and six miles west of
AA4NC. Pete managed to spend 3.5 hours on tower work New Year's day
but reports that this would have been impossible with even two miles
per hour of wind. Hurry up, Springtime!
K3KO received his 5 Million Award plaque and explained the provisions
for endorsements on the plaque. Brian worked the 10m contest low
power but has his Acom linear back from repair (shorted tube). He
has a set of new spare tubes in hand now (only $200 for a pair!).
The three over three 10m stack is working with correct phase now that
the gamma matches are both on the same sides but Brian reports
performance is not materially better than his quad on this band. It
does give him the ability to cover three directions very quickly
however. Brian also put up a seventh and last Beverage to the SW.
After KS4XG sent the location of his new QTH Brian used some mapping
software to create some of the raw data required by the YTAD terrain
analy-sis software by Dean Straw. This combined statistical signal
arrival angle data with calculation of re-flected (and refracted)
signals with a specified antenna arrangement to show how well a given
antenna system (or up to 3 systems) provide coverage of a given
frequency.
W2CS has been preparing packet systems for future use at the N4AF
station. Gary and K2AV are expect-ing to join Howie for a Multi/2
ARRL DX/CW effort. There was a discus-sion of strategies using cross
polar-ization to allow multiplier searching on the same band being
used for running. The consensus was that careful attention to
maintaining true cross polarization was important but separation of
the receive and trans-mit antennas is probably necessary also to
get enough attenuation when high power is being used.
N4YDU described his current setup in Youngsville, which is an acre
lot with plenty of trees. He's running two delta loops at right
angles to each other on 10-20 meters using balanced feeders and also
has a 40 meter ground plane, an 80 meter vertical and 160 meter
inverted L. Nate scored 130k points in CW Sweeps with this setup and
said he runs low power for most contests.
Next Meeting. The next meeting will be Thursday, February 1st at
Ryans (pleasant patter at 5:30, formal meeting at 6pm).
PVRC NW REGION MINUTES, 1/16 by Ed Steeble, K3IXD, Chairman
The NW region met at Tully's Grill in Frederick on 21 November 2000,
the third Tuesday of the Month. The first attendees arrived about
5:30, with most coming between 6:00 and 6:30, all for an informal
dinner and good discussions. The meeting began at 7:30.
In attendance were: K3IXD, W3EKT, N3II, N3UN, W3ZZ, N3ND, N3YDT,
K8OQL, W8ZA, N4MM, K3WC, K3LP, K3SX, K3UG, NE3H, K3MM + daughter, and
N3KTV.
Around the table. K3IXD, Ed, noted that he had K3WC's call wrong as
W3' during the last minutes. Ed is getting ready for the VHF
contest.
W3EKT, Ed, got his HF beam up on a "rocket launcher, for the CQ WW CW
contest. On another "rocket launcher" he has the 6m, 2, 222, and 432
mHz antennas ready for the VHF contest. Ed informed the attendees
that K3MQH will not be on for the Jan. VHF contest due to repairs
still being underway after a major lighting strike. W3EKT will be
borrowing K3IXD's Titan Amp for the CQ 160m CW contest.
N3II, Dave, brought pictures of his bent over tower. Repairs planned
in the spring. Meanwhile he has the 6m beam on a 9-ft mast & is
working DX with it (e.g., GM and TF).
N3UN, Wayne, is mostly just listen-ing. He was in the RTTY Roundup.
He had a Y2K problem with the old PC used for logging.
W3ZZ, Gene, has retired. His station is degrading, on HF he has a
problem with the beam and with the 40m antenna, on VHF is 432mHz
signal is very weak. He will be on from home in the Jan. VHF contest.
Gene plans to be one of the A61AJ operators for the WPX phone.
N3ND, Dan, is relocating from PVRC-NC. Dan is purchasing a home on a
3 acre wooded lot in Finksburg, MD. He had the new PVRC badge, which
everyone admired.
N3YDT, Jim, satellite activity is surrently curtailed due to coax
problems. He gave up an update on the AO-40 satellite.
K8OQL, Jerry, will be doing CQ160 CW from home. He will be at W8ZA
for ARRL DX CW and SSB.
W8ZA, Bob, is getting ready for the ARRL DX contests. The station
work has been on tasks within the shack. He provided copies of the
2000 ARRL DX CW and Phone certificates to his operators (10th place,
multi-op, 2 xmtr for CW; and 1st place, multi-op, 2 xmtr for Phone).
N4MM, John, sign-in looked like N9MM do due table dents, but his
"friends" from PA (NE3H and K3WC) changed it to N9MM/4. He has been
ill so he hasn't done much operating lately. And, his FT1000mp died.
He plans the NAQP and then the ARRL board meeting in TX.
K3WC, Dusty, has an FT1000 Mark 5. His 71 foot, crank up tower is
still on the ground.
K3LP, Dave, new home on 25 acres is targeted for April occupancy.
Dave is building a 20 x 20 radio room with six operating positions,
each position will have 240v, 30a, and internet service. There are
two, 150 foot towers planned. He has 3000 feet of 7/8 hardline. Dave
will be operating from J6 in a contest in either February or March.
K3SX, Sid, will be the 902 and 1296 mHz op at K8GP in the Jan. VHF
contest. K8GP will be operating from FM18, Fairfax County, VA.
K3UG, Barry, has purchased a 25 foot boat; a new interest. K3IXD
suggested he activate water grids.
NE3H, Joe, was in RTTY Roundup. His 2 antenna stack match quit in the
contest. He reported that 40m on Saturday was very good.
K3MM, Ty, spent 9 hours in the RTTY contest. He also operated the
NAQP CW and said the conditions were not incredible but were good
across all the bands. He will be the K8GP 2m op in the VHF contest.
Ty's daughter attended too and got lots of attention.
N3KTV, Jim, put up his tribander on a "rocket launcher" for the ARRL
10m contest.
I did not record the scores because W2GG continues to do a excellent
job collecting and posting them to the PVRC reflector and on the
PacketCluster, and K3DI insures that the scores are in the
newsletter.
SHORT NOTES by Dick Wilder, K3DI
We could use somebody to be the PVRC Newsletter advertising manager.
We now have 1.25 pages of advertising but it cost 2.25 pages to
publish most issues. In the spring, I do get extra advertising for
the jumbo May issue by sending an email or sample copies to selected
advertisers in Ham publications and all who advertise in the NCJ. I
think one person pushing advertising could turn this rag into a club
profit!
Active members receive the monthly PVRC Newsletter and all members
(once a member, always a member) receive the jumbo May edition that
has the club roster and invitation to the June PVRC reunion-on-the-
air. An active member is one in our 175 mile radius contest area who
sends in club competition scores or any member who sends in a
donation to WR3L. Any member may receive the PVRC Newsletter via
email my sending a request to [email protected]. For now, email
subscribers will continue to receive the paper editions, if otherwise
qualified.
W2GG announced on our reflector that PVRC finished #1 unlimited in
the ARRL September VHF QSO Party. ND3F was rover #1, K8GP was multi
#2, W4RX SOHP #4, and K3DNE SOHO #6. Congratulations!
Ron, N4MO has had enough of the cold weather and heads south. He'll
work the ARRL CW and SSB from HR6 and CQWW WPX from TI7. Be sure to
work him & spot him often!
CT 9.57.001 did not support the Cabrillo format in the CQ160CW
contest (though '.003 does). CQ will accept such as the ALL and SUM
files if your software does not handle Cabrillo. The acknowledgement
from my sending the ALL and SUM files said that it would be fine to
send in a Cabrillo format as a second submittal. I read this as they
will take the old formats but really rather see Cabrillo.
The ARRL requires the Cabrillo format. For now, CQ accepts other
formats in some cases. I use CT so I'm all set. But, are there any
PVRC members that need software to convert their logs from another
contest program into Cabrillo? If there is sufficient interest, I
could write a program to convert club competition logs from any
contest program into the Cabrillo format. The SS contest has a
different Cabrillo format so it would be most easily written as a
stand alone program. Please reply to [email protected] or packet if you
need such a conversion program.
S C O R E S by Bob Dannals, W2GG
Changes/additions/deletions to W2GG via packet or [email protected].
### = missing information
CQWW DX CW (FINAL v2 01.17.2001)
CALL BND QSO ZON CTY TOTAL
SINGLE OP HIGH POWER - UNASSISTED
K4ZW 3505 143 441 6,001,768
W3UR 2581 147 454 4,494,879
W4MR 2548 134 417 4,093,930
N4ZR 2627 126 374 3,832,000
W4RX 2127 127 369 3,081,648
K2PLF 1724 117 377 2,465,060
N3JT 1300 117 347 1,742,320
W4YE 1222 108 355 1,619,111
W3HVQ 948 115 341 1,233,024
N4MM 859 113 328 1,075,599
W4ZV 10 2009 37 138 1,021,825
K2UOP 823 98 297 934,175
N3UM 670 96 298 750,176
K4YT 567 108 299 648,758
K4HA 653 86 254 636,820
W3GN 644 96 256 632,544
W4ZYT 584 96 280 611,376
W3IO 554 83 203 454,168
W2YE 459 70 200 256,130
W4BQF 703 (180) 355,680
W4IF 371 68 180 265,856
W4HJ 303 65 194 225,848
W3AZ 482 33 121 213,290
K3SV 80 563 26 86 169,904
NT4D 260 44 142 141,360
W4NF 182 13 38 26,656
W4SD 106 ## ## 26,058
K1KO 74 ## ## 10,373
KS4XG 36 15 31 4,738
SINGLE OP LOW POWER - UNASSISTED
N1WR 1192 108 331 1,514,166
WJ9B 1126 92 283 1,194,750
K2YWE 768 98 307 842,400
KC8FS 786 96 271 822,080
W3UJ 696 75 262 667,597
NY3M 654 91 244 620,085
N4MO 15 977 36 121 445,723
N3UN 402 85 205 325,670
K7CMZ 373 75 203 278,000
K1EFI 411 53 177 267,030
WM3T 351 67 182 240,285
W3CP 10 383 28 102 143,910
W4HM 239 66 153 139,284
K3DSP 256 56 136 135,168
K6ETM ### 62 118 104,040
AA4KD 205 51 114 92,895
WB4DNL 139 62 109 63,783
WX4DX 74 31 45 12,768
SINGLE OP QRP - UNASSISTED
K3SWZ 10 416 29 102 155,628
SINGLE OP ASSISTED
N3RR 2285 164 591 4,970,165
N3AM 2050 143 501 3,826,648
K4MA 2020 150 496 3,696,412
K2PLF 1724 117 377 2,465,060
K3KO 820 129 385 1,203,274
W3EKT 763 124 407 1,155,987
K3SX 760 122 344 978,134
NE3H 619 95 268 635,976
K3UG 521 (312) 463,320
W3OU 238 72 108 163,920
W3UL 212 49 135 103,960
MULTI - SINGLE
K4JA 3966 171 613 9,077,936
N4RV 1958 158 515 3,797,739
MULTI - MULTI
W3LPL 9733 197 777 26,768,442
W4MYA 5630 179 672 13,724,928
NY4A 6064 163 554 12,030,543
NR4M 4753 165 582 10,242,864
W8ZA 2324 148 505 4,299,352
K3DI 1284 109 379 1,792,424
DXPEDITIONS
ZF2SA 2705 98 256 2,136,390
HS0AC (4019 158 427) 487,358
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
69 LOGS - CW 149,111,168
71 LOGS - SSB 100,112,533
GRAND TOTAL: 249,223,701
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
OPERATORS (non-PVRC):
HS0AC K3ZO (plus 10 non-PVRC)
K3DI W3UL (VE3GLO) K3DI
K4JA W4JVN K9GY K4JA (K9JY)
N4RV N4RV N4RA K4VV
NR4M NR4M K7SV K4GMH K4EU K1SE WA4JUK K4EC
NY4A K2AV K7GM N4AF W2CS
W3LPL K1HTV AI3M W3LPL N3OC K3KU KT3Y
KD4D W2GG ND3F K3RA ND3A K3RV K3MM WR3Z
W4MR N4CW at AA4NC QTH
W4MYA W4DR W4HZ W4MYA WA4QDM WX3B
WK4Y WU4G (K4WMA N0NM-3DA0CA WA4PGM)
W8ZA K8OQL N8II W8ZA WD3A (KO3GA)
ZF2SA K3SA
ARRL 160 CONTEST (FINAL2 01.11.2001)
CALL QSO SEC DX TOTAL
** SINGLE OP HIGH POWER
W4MYA 1171 76 25 246,238
N4AF 890 68 26 174,182
K2UOP 773 67 8 117,750
K3SV 674 54 8 85,250
W3GN 642 60 5 84,435
W4YE 565 64 3 72,896
N4CW 532 (61) 65,453
K8OQL 483 55 2 55,404
N3HUV 408 (51) 42,228
W3SO 364 53 4 42,180
K4MA 351 51 7 41,934
W4HJ 357 53 4 41,382
N3UM 260 50 3 28,249
W3HVQ 209 50 3 22,631
K1KO 125 ## 1 10,373
K4IX 95 (44) 8,624
W3PP 101 36 2 7,904
KS4XG 53 29 0 3,074
** SINGLE OP LOW POWER
N2NFG 725 64 5 101,085
WJ9B 546 61 3 70,464
N4MM 297 58 5 38,367
W2GG 315 47 3 31,950
W3CP 306 (50) 31,050
AD3F 186 ## # 19,584
WA4QDM 218 (42) 18,312
N3UN 138 40 1 11,439
W4VC 145 35 0 10,225
K3DSP 139 34 0 9,452
WM3T 106 (36) 7,740
WX4DX 85 30 2 5,728
N3WK 70 (26) 3,640
W4HM 60 (29) 3,567
W3OU 57 23 0 2,622
N3FX 59 21 0 2,478
** SINGLE OP QRP POWER
WK3I 547 (63) 69,678
** MULTIOP
K4IQ 849 (76) 130,872
W4NF 679 66 3 94,323
W3UR 608 63 12 94,125
W4MR 641 66 6 93,816
K4HA 553 64 5 77,349
K3KO 550 63 6 77,142
K3DI 288 51 2 30,846
K4ZW 261 (52) 27,612
AK3Z 273 43 2 24,840
N3SB 138 40 2 11,844
4U1WB 30 (15) 900
46 LOGS TOTAL 2,251,237
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LAST YEAR - 1999
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logs score
P V R C 44 2,681,778
FRANKFORD R C 31 1,525,454
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Operators (single op plus packet
unless listed otherwise):
4U1WB AJ3M
K4HA K4MA K4HA
W3SO K4VV at W3YOZ QTH
W4MR AA4NC operator
A search of the logs shows that there were at least 96 PVRC members
active during the 10 m contest.
PVRC ARRL 10 m CONTEST RESULTS (FINAL v3 - 01/10/2001)
CALL QSO'S STS DX TOTAL
SINGLE OP HIGH POWER - MIXED
W2GG 3386 112 152 2,444,640
W4MYA 2610 (272) 2,132,480
K3ZO #### ### ### 1,950,960
K2PLF 1979 111 156 1,537,920
N3OC 1827 (236) 1,333,872
N4ZJ 2010 (236) 1,240,888
K2UOP 1536 (240) 1,110,240
N4MM 720 (235) 521,700
K4VV 480 84 84 261,072
N4ZR 332 (99) 127,710
W4IF 200 (86) 69,144
K3MM 177 (62) 40,796
K2AV 139 46 16 29,016
W3OU 104 (63) 15,876
SINGLE OP LOW POWER - MIXED
W3UJ 754 92 115 517,500
WK3I 525 (201) 342,504
W3DQ 561 88 87 275,450
KC8FS 508 (164) 266,008
K3DSP 562 85 88 262,268
WM3T 333 (134) 131,052
WD3A 321 (134) 120,064
K4HA 253 53 66 93,534
WB4DNL 107 (100) 62,400
KF4OKG 150 (67) 20,502
SINGLE OP QRP POWER - MIXED
W3PP 640 93 100 371,332
SINGLE OP HIGH POWER - PHONE
N3HBX 1750 55 79 481,060
KV3R 1277 60 78 352,452
K4YT ### ## ## 125,552
N3FX 520 52 64 120,640
K3IRV 368 (103) 75,808
4U1WB 558 (64) 71,424
K3GV 358 47 47 67,304
SINGLE OP LOW POWER - PHONE
K3DNE 689 52 63 158,470
N3FNE 344 (88) 60,544
K4TMC 240 (87) 41,760
N4DEN 196 45 41 33,712
N3EYB 192 33 36 26,496
K1SO 98 (51) 9,996
W3LEO 100 16 31 9,400
K3CTR 89 24 18 7,476
SINGLE OP HIGH POWER - CW
W4ZV 2317 60 96 1,445,808
N4AF 1613 59 87 942,576
K3SV 1495 (131) 783,380
W3GN 926 57 64 448,668
WU4G 882 56 70 445,536
N3UM 528 57 65 257,664
W3AZ 364 47 61 157,248
W4HJ 271 (82) 88,888
K1KO 120 35 16 24,480
SINGLE OP LOW POWER - CW
N4MO 1121 (135) 605,880
W3CB ### 59 68 396,240
WJ9B 782 56 65 374,616
W4YE 630 50 70 328,120
K3KO 650 56 69 325,000
W4HM 543 (117) 254,592
WA4QDM 526 49 60 229,336
W3CP 458 (112) 205,184
W4VC 162 (53) 40,824
W3DAD 121 16 27 25,652
K6ETM ### (50) 16,200
SINGLE OP QRP POWER - CW
KP2/N3IQ 1651 59 66 882,500
WD3P 73 (30) 8,760
MULTI OP
K4JA 2483 (293) 2,225,042
K1SE 2389 115 177 2,175,400
K4MA 2363 (292) 2,056,264
N3RR 2338 114 171 1,958,520
WR3L 1659 106 141 1,391,104
WX3B 2014 101 150 1,355,902
N3II 534 96 118 350,104
K1HTV 496 88 93 250,504
K3IXD 722 52 88 202,160
W3UL 382 (160) 184,320
WK4Y 264 70 127 155,236
K3DI 326 63 85 151,552
KO4MR 181 59 97 56,472
N3KTV 226 30 65 42,940
DXPEDITION
8P9Z 3937 (316) 1,819,843
77 LOGS TOTAL 39,583,537
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LAST YEAR - 1999
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P V R C 31,844,222
YANKEE CLIPPER C C 22,153,688
FRANKFORD R C 18,385,056
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Multiop operators:
Single op plus packet unless
indicated below.
8P9Z K4FJ plus one non-PVRC
K1SE K4EU K1SE K4ZW
K4JA K4JA W4JVN K9GY
K4MA K4MA KI7WX
WR3L K3FT KA3TUL WR3L AA3SC
WX3B WX3B N3SB AK3Z
Guest op:
4U1WB by AJ3M
KP2/N3IQ by ND3F
W2GG at W3LPL
ARRL VHF SS RESULTS (#2 Jan.29.01)
CALL PWR BND QSO MULTS TOTAL
SINGLE OPERATOR
K3DNE H 6 543 132 113,520
K3IXD L 5 263 48 17,088
W4RX L 6 140 45 9,135
KF4QQY H 3 139 41 5,822
N3II L 2 118 20 2,360
N4MM L 2 82 18 1,476
N3AM L 2 71 13 936
N3UN L # 38 ## 210
W2GG L 3 15 7 112
WM3T L 2 11 8 88
N4CW L 9 9 3 27
MULTI-OP
W3SO H 3 214 55 11,880
12 LOGS TOTAL 162,654
Operators:
W3SO W3TEF K4VV W3YOZ
160M CW RESULTS (#2 - Jan.30.2001)
CALL QSO ST DX SCORE
SINGLE OP HIGH POWER
W4ZV 1171 58 52 457,820
W4MYA 1138 58 51 397,632
N4CW 842 56 30 183,782
N3OC 568 53 34 143,898
K3SV 604 ## ## 126,984
W4NF 423 47 26 82,198
W4YE 325 50 16 55,704
N4MM 306 46 20 54,978
K2UOP 280 43 23 50,952
K4VV 340 42 14 47,096
N3AM 276 43 8 32,538
K8OQL 204 42 6 22,752
WM3T 192 41 4 19,035
W4HJ 142 35 5 13,280
SINGLE OP LOW POWER
K1HTV 704 54 24 135,876
K7SV 507 49 24 92,415
WJ9B 567 52 14 85,932
W2GG 331 39 13 41,548
K4QPL 195 38 4 17,934
W4VC 184 (41) 16,564
W3CP 158 (40) 15,040
K2YWE 137 35 3 11,742
SINGLE OP QRP
WK3I 545 (62) 75,454
MULTI OPERATOR
NY4A 1036 55 50 356,790
W3UR 598 53 38 177,000
K4MA 496 51 34 119,000
W2XL 746 57 31 87,224
K3KO 450 51 20 81,863
W3HVQ 167 37 22 30,267
WA4QDM 250 42 5 26,367
K3DI 185 49 5 24,246
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31 LOGS CW TOTAL 3,083,911
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Multiop operators:
Single op plus packet unless
indicated below.
NY4A N4AF W2CS
W2XL K4HA (plus 1 nonPVRC)
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Thanks to K3WX and K4VV for providing SK photos. But, due to a
production problem and reproduction scheduling, I am sorry that I am
not able to include them. -K3DI
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