The Ohio/Penn Dx 9acketCluster
DX Bulletin No. 504
BID: $OPDX.504
March 26, 2001
Editor Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW
Provided by BARF-80 BBS Cleveland, Ohio
Online at 440-237-8208 28.8k-1200 Baud 8/N/1
Thanks to the Northern Ohio Amateur Radio Society, Northern Ohio DX Association, Ohio/Penn PacketCluster Network, AB5K & the AR TelNet Clusters Network, K2FRD, N2OO, W3UR & The Daily DX, N4AA & QRZ DX, K4VUD, N4GN, K7ZZ, K8YSE, KB9YXM, A35RK, CX6VM, DL1EK & DX News Letter, EU1EU, F6AJA & Les Nouvelles DX, G3PJT, HK5MQZ, I2MOV, IW5BZQ, LU4FM, ON4AAC, PA3AXU, PS7JN, VK4AAR, YS1RR and YV5EED for the following DX information.
DXCC COUNTRY/ENTITY REPORT:
According to the AR-Cluster Network for the
week of Sunday, 18/Mar, through Sunday, 25/Mar there were 235 countries
active. Countries available: 3A, 3B8, 3B9, 3D2, 3V, 3W, 4J, 4L, 4S, 4X,
5A, 5B, 5H, 5N, 5R, 5U, 5W, 5X, 5Z, 6W, 6Y, 7P, 7X, 8P, 8Q, 8R, 9A, 9G,
9H, 9J, 9K, 9L, 9M2, 9M6, 9N, 9Q, 9V, 9Y, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A9, AP,
BV, BY, C3, C6, CE, CE0A, CE0Z, CE9, CM, CN, CP, CT, CT3, CU, CX, D2, D4,
D6, DL, DU, EA, EA6, EA8, EA9, EI, EK, EL, EP, ER, ES, ET, EU, EX, EY, EZ,
F, FG, FH, FJ, FK, FM, FO, FR, FW, FY, G, GD, GI, GJ, GM, GU, GW, H4, H40,
HA, HB, HB0, HC, HC8, HH, HI, HK, HK0/a, HL, HP, HR, HS, HV, HZ, I, IS,
J2, J3, J6, J7, J8, JA, JD/m, JT, JW, JX, JY, K, KG4, KH0, KH2, KH6, KH8,
KL, KP2, KP4, LA, LU, LX, LY, LZ, OA, OD, OE, OH, OH0, OK, OM, ON, OX, OY,
OZ, P2, P4, PA, PJ2, PJ7, PY, PY0F, PZ, R1FJ, S2, S5, S7, SM, SP, SU, SV,
SV5, T30, T7, T8, T9, TA, TF, TG, TI, TK, TR, TU, TZ, UA, UA2, UA9, UK,
UN, UR, V3, V4, V5, V6, V7, V8, VE, VK, VK9N, VP2E, VP2M, VP2V, VP5, VP6,
VP8, VP8/h, VP9, VQ9, VR, VU, XE, XT, XU, XW, XX9, YB, YI, YJ, YK, YL, YN,
YO, YS, YU, YV, Z2, Z3, ZA, ZB, ZC4, ZD7, ZD8, ZD9, ZF, ZK1/s, ZL, ZP, ZS
There were 39 CQ Zones available during the past week. CQ Zone that
were not active are: 2
There were 50 ITU Zones available during the past week. ITU Zones that
were not active are:
3,4,9,15,21,22,23,24,25,26,31, 34,35,43,58,59,69,
70,71,72,74,90
PLEASE NOTE: The report "could" contain "Pirate/SLIM" operations. As always, you never know - "Work First Worry Later" (WFWL). OPDX InterNet Subscribers will receive an additional bulletin (due to its size) with a complete breakdown and "DXCC/Entities Chart of Activity".
3A, MONACO
A group of Italian operators will be active for 3 days from
here (grid JN33RR) during June 1-3rd. They will mainly concentrate their
activity on 6 meters, but they will also be active on HF and 2 meters.
Look for the following callsigns (operators) to be active: 3A/IK5GQK
(Fabrizio), 3A/IK5YOJ (Giuseppe), 3A/IW5BZQ (Stefano) and 3A/IW5EDQ
(Virginio). Their activity on 6 meters is as follows: 50.210 SSB,
50.600 RTTY and 50.620 MHz PSK31 (using an Icom IC-706MKIIG with 6 element
yagi and HQ50 Halo Loop). Their 2 meters activity will be on 144.290 MHz
SSB (using an Icom IC-706 with 9 element yagi). Their HF activity will
be on SSB, RTTY, PSK31 and SSTV (using two Yaesu FT-100 and vertical
antennas). You can send E-mail for skeds to: 3a@mannelli.com
They mentioned that while they are on air they will check their E-mail
every hour at the top of the hour. For the latest news, check their Web
page at:
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3G, JUAN FERNANDEZ ISLAND
Look for Key/JE6JYT, Chip/N6CA, Jack/N6XQ and
Roman/XE2EED to be active from the Isla Robinson Crusoe (IOTA SA-005)
between March 27th and April 3rd signing 3G0Z. They will have two stations
active to cover many directions: one in San Juan Bautista village, the
other on a nearby hilltop operating part-time. Activity will be mainly on
6 meters, transmitting on 50102 kHz and receiving on 50140 kHz. Their pilot
stations, N6RV and KB6NAN, will be on 28885 kHz. QSL via N6XQ. For more
details, check/watch the Web page:
5R, MADAGASCAR
Stations 5R8FL, 5R8FU and 5R8GO have been active over the
past week. Claude, 5R8GO, has been active on 20 and 10 meters. He was
also active SSTV on 28680 kHz around 1245z. Ake, 5R8FU, has been active
mainly on 15/12 meters CW. Check 12 meters around 0915z and 15 meters
around 1815z. QSL via SM5DJZ. Andre, 5R8FL, has been active on 20 meters
(14206 kHz) around 0430z and 10 meters (28496 kHz) around 1445z. QSL via
F5TBA.
7X, ALGERIA
The "LNDX" reports tha Yannick, F6FYD, will be here for the
next 2 months starting very soon (mi-March). There was no callsign
or bands of operation mentioned. However, Mohammad, 7X4AN, has been very
active lately on 10 and 15 meters, mostly SSB. Activity has been between
1700 and 2200z.
7Z, SAUDI ARABIA
Joe, W5FJG, is expected to be active about April 15th
from Jeddah as 7Z1AC. He will be working as a technician for the U.S.
Consulate and is expected to be here for two years. According to his Web
page, Joe works both CW/SSB, but will spend 60% of his operating on
SSB. He likes and probably will spend most of his time on 20 meters. He
will have equipment and antennas for 20/17/15/12/10 meters and expects
30/40/80 meters may come later. His operating time will be Saturday through
Wednesday after 1530z and on Thrusday and Friday (his weekend) anytime.
He does have equipment for the digital modes, so expect to possibly see
him on Packet/RTTY/SSTV. QSL via WA4JT. More details can be found on his
homepage:
9G, GHANA
Derek, 9G5MD, has been very active on 15/10 meters, generally
between 1200-1800z. Check around 28500 and 21250 (and above). QSL via
F5VCR.
AP, PAKISTAN
Bob, AP2JZB, continues to be active on 12 meters, as well as
10 meters. Check these bands between 1430 and 1530z around 28492 or 24946
kHz.
ASIAN TRIP PLANNED
Charly, K4VUD, reports that he has purchased his airline
tickets to Asia for the period of early May through mid-August, 2001. He
plans to operate as HS0ZCW again and will apply for India (VU) and Laos
(XW) licenses. He states that it will be not likely for him to be active
as/from 9N7UD nor A52UD this trip.
EP, IRAN
Abdullah, EP2FM, is a nice find on RTTY on 20 meters after
0330z. You can catch him on SSB on 20 meters generally after 1430z and
again around 2000z.
EV21, BELARUS (Arctic Expedition, "POLAR RING")
There is currently an
expedition going on in the Arctic and is being helped by the members of
the "Activity Group of Belarus" (AGB). The expedition/operation started
February 1st in Minsks and will travel the southern part of the Arctic and
the Polar Area. The expedition will pass through Yama (R9K/), Taimyr (R0B),
Yakutia (R0Q) and Chukot (R0K). Currently, R0B/EV21ABG is now on from
Taimyr. Igor, EU1EU (AGB#001 - President of AGB), informs OPDX that there
is usually traffic being passed every Monday, Wednesday and Friday on 14120
kHz at 0500z. However, most of the information is in Russian. The operators
are Yuri (AGB#124) and Vladimir (AGB#123, Leader of expedition). There is
an award available for working this station. Some information can be found
on the club's Web page at:
FM, MARTINIQUE
Gerard, FM/F2JD, has closed down his station from here
and he will be back in France sometime this week. He made 11,200 QSOs
(6600 CW, 1000 RTTY, 3600 SSB).
H40, TEMOTU PROVINCE
Ron, ZL1AMO, now active as H40RW, has been very
active on 15 and 10 meters CW.
HK0, MALPELO ISLAND (Update)
It has been reported that Jairo/HK5MQZ and
Hiro/HK5QGX will be embarking off to Buenaventura on April 6th arriving
on Malpelo Island April 8th in the late evening. They will disembark April
9th and expect to start operation April 10th until April 21st. They will
operate on all bands 80/40/30/20/17/15/12/10 and 6 meters. They will carry
a Hygain TH3-MK3 Tri-Bander and home brew 3 element monobands for 17 and
12 meters. For 80/40/30 meters they will use wire dipoles. The group
will also use a Yaesu FL-2100B linear amplifier and two HF transceivers:
One Icom model IC-706-MK2 and another Kenwood TS-430S. Jairo will be active
as HK5MQZ/0 only on SSB. QSL direct ONLY, via HK5MQZ (Jairo Vargas, P.O.
Box 10862, Cali, Colombia). Hiro will be active as HK5QGX/0 and will operate
on CW only. QSL his contacts via his QSL Manager JA0MGR (direct ONLY).
IOTA NEWS
EU-065. Didier, F5BWJ, will be active as TM2A from Noirmoutier Island
from March 31st to April 7th. QSL via F5BWJ.
EU-126. Lawrence, KB9YXM, reports that the Finnish Club station, OH8TA, is planning an IOTA DXpedition to the Island of Hailuto in the Gulf of Bothnia off of the Finnish coast near Oulu. They will be operating for three days from the University of Oulu's marine research station on the island. They will be operating on HF, VHF and UHF. The frequency for 6 meters will be 50110 kHz. For other bands and frequencies please send an E-mail message to:
EU-174. Eddy/ON6HE, Dirk/ON5CT and Frank/ON4AAX will be active from Thasos Island between May 27th and June 3rd. Their activity will be on all HF bands, CW and SSB. They will try to have a special callsign. QSL via the bureau or direct to ON4AAC: Frank Pletinck, Potaardestraat 72, B-9190 Stekene, Belgium.
OC-087. Tom, K7ZZ, informs OPDX that plans for the expedition to Enewetak (part of the Marshall Island group) on April 19-26th are going smoothly. An antenna mast will be loaned from Force 12. Support has been obtained from the makers of Mountain House freeze dried foods. And a donation to cover part of their QSL expenses is expected from the Island Radio Expedition Foundation. The only real snag has been the failure of a second amplifier to material- ize. The two Stateside team members will depart the West Coast on about April 10th to join the rest of the team on Kwajalein. From there they will fly on to Enewetak. Although only one station will have an amplifier, two additional tranceivers will be included. Antennas are a small tri-bander, a log for 10-6 meters, and a R-7000 vertical plus a wire dipole for the low bands. Propogation predictions show a slim chance of a 10 meter opening to Europe, but lots of chances on 15 meters. All other areas should have lots of openings. The callsign V73E has been issued/assigned. QSL cards go to WF5T.
SA-035. Dr. Rick, NE8Z/HC1MD, will be active as YV5/NE8Z from Los Roques roughly between March 31st-April 2nd. He will be using a TS50 + dipole mainly on 28.460 SSB. If propagation is poor on 10 meters, he will operate on 21260 or 14260 kHz SSB. No CW this trip. QSL via NE8Z: Rick Dorsch, Box 616, Hamburg, MI 48139 USA
JW, SVALBARD
Per, LA3FL, is currently active in his spare time from
Hopen Island (EU-063) as JW3FL. He is the only radio operator on this
little island with many polar bears. He will be here until June 2001.
He was recently heard on CW on 21025 kHz at 0915z and 1833 kHz between
0045 and 0330z. QSL via LA3FL.
PACIFIC TRIP 2001
Gerard, PA3AXU, has announced another DX trip into the
South Pacific. This time during September 2001, he will be heading to T30,
C21 and 3D (Fiji). He reports that like his last trips, this will not be
a holiday but work on the radio. He also hopes to give everyone a new one
on SSB/CW/RTTY/SSTV and/or PSK31. Gerard will start his activity on
Tarawa, West Kiribati, as T30XU, beginning September 4th. He will then
travel to Nauru and sign C21XU beginning September 11th. Gerard will end
his activity in Fiji signing as 3D2XU, from September 20-28th. For more
details and up-to-date information, check the Web site at:
QSL INFO AND NEWS
3D2CI Update. Hrane, YT1AD, in Belgrade, reports that the logs are going
to be on the Web site soon (they may be there!). They are currently
having problem recovering some QSOs from a damaged hard disk, but they
hope in a few days all will be consolidated into one log on the Web
site. There are some photos of the Conway Reef operation on the Web site.
Check them out at:
LAST MINUTE CHANGE: The Hillview Gardens ARC (9M6AAC) was assigned the special callsign 9M6A for this past weekend's CQWW WPX SSB Contest with Peter G4MJS as the operator. Please QSL 9M6A via N2OO: Bob Schenck, PO BOX 345, TUCKERTON, NJ 08087 USA.
Paul, A35RK, would like to remind everyone that the Kingdom of Tonga (licensing authority - Tonga Communication Commission) has no national amateur radio society, no radio club of any sort, and NO QSL BUREAU. At present, it is a waste of time and money to send "bureau" cards to Tonga. Currently licensed A3 operators are certainly not receiving any "bureau" cards, and therefore they are unable to reply. In his own case, "QSL A35RK via W7TSQ" is the only possible route. The postal address for A35RK, in any database that he has seen is incorrect: "via direct", using that incorrect information, will most certainly result in a "dead letter" and no response.
Gerard, F2VX, can confirm the contact made with A51AA ONLY for the contacts made in September 2000, NOT for the new operator that was newly autorized.
Charly, K4VUD (aka A52UD), reports that all direct mail requests for A52UD QSLs have been answered to date. The bureau QSL will be done next fall.
QSL CW6V, which was active in last weekend's contest, to W3HNK.
Yannick, F6FYD, informs us that all direct and bureau requests for his operation as 5T5YD and 5T5YD/P are on the way.
HI9/DL7AFS and HI9/DJ7ZG QSL and Log. Babs, DL7AFS, informs OPDX that as of the early morning of March 23rd, the duo have arrived back in Germany. They thank the many for the interest in their Dxpedition. They made 16340 QSOs and plan to begin printing the QSLs next week. The log search is now available at:
L40F was active in the CQ WW WPX SSB Contest as a Multi/Multi category. The LU4FM team was: LU1FAK, LU1FAM, LU1FGE, LU1FGZ, LU1FZR, LU2FT, LU2FP, LU2JCW, LU3FCK, LU4FPZ, LU5FA, LU6FEC, LU8FCM, LU8FPT and LU8FQQ. QSL Manager is LU4FM: Radio Club Rosario, Zeballos 811/817, (2000) Rosario, Republica Argentina.
The Finnish Army Signals School is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year with their station OI3AY that was activated during the CQ WPX Contest. Also, Martti Laine, OH2BH, was one of the operators from the OI3AY station during the contest. A special QSL card will be issued for this special event. The QSL Manager is Teuvo Kaistila, OH1BV, Ahventie 5B1, 25410 Suomusjarvi, FINLAND.
Alan, VK4AAR, announced that all QSL requests for VK0MM cards received through March 20th have now been processed. There were some "not-in-log" replies sent out, but please be assured, that they were not sent out without a thorough check. Alan states, "My wife opened and checked the incoming card against the computer log. If she found any sort of problem she gave it to me to look for obvious typos etc etc.. If I could still not resolve the situation I would E-mail Alan, VK0MM, who would then search his own master log and get back to me. Therefore, it is useless to contact me for further checks.... I have already done all that is possible. Donations for Camp Quality (a charity supporting children who are dying of cancer etc..) are coming in regularly though some still expect a card when they don't even send reply postage and SAE. But a donation will NOT "buy" a card for a QSO that is not in the log. To those who have not yet sent their card to me..... be warned .... DO NOT PUT AUSTRALIAN STAMPS ON YOUR REPLY ENVELOPE. It is most likely that you do not have the correct series of international stamps. Most are putting the wrong amount on their SASEs, too. Let me do the stamps. Just send SAE and USD or IRCs (dollars are preferred as the surplus can go to the charity...IRCs only buy stamps). Those that have the wrong stamps on will be mailed back to you but I don't guarantee if you will receive them. Finally, and for the umpteenth time, **DO NOT** SEND REQUESTS FOR VK0LD OR AX0LD CARDS TO ME. I HAVE NO AUTHORITY ON THOSE AT ALL !!!"
The Grupo DX Caracas which participated in the CQ WW WPX SSB Contest this past weekend as YW4M gets QSLed via W4SO.
ZL4CC QSLs for the March 2001 operation. Bob, G3PJT, informs OPDX that the correct direct QSL route for this operation is to Bob Whelan, G3PJT, 36 Green End, Comberton, Cambridge CB3 7DY UK. Bob states, "Do not send cards to any other address which may appear in old callbooks as the call was reissued to me for this operation. Bureau cards are OK via G3PJT and the RSGB QSL bureau. An E-mail log request is OK for a bureau card." Bob's E-mail address is: Bob_g3pjt@compuserve.com
TX, NEW CALEDONIA
Jacky, F2CW, is now active as TX5CW. Look for him
mainly on CW. His activity this past week was on 30/20/17/15 meters.
QSL via F2CW.
VO2, LABRADOR, CANADA DXPEDITION
Fred, K2FRD, reports that he is planning
a DXpedition to Labrador; not a DXCC Entity, but an uncommon contact
nevertheless. He will be operating from about June 6th through August 31st,
as VO2/K2FRD from a tent. His QTH is about 90km WSW of Churchill Falls,
Labrador, Province of Newfoundland, Canada. His activity will be mainly
10, 15 and 20 meters in that order. Suggested frequencies are: 28415,
28515, 21315, 21415, 14215 and 14295 kHz. He does plan to be active on
some nets. For more details on bands, frequencies, schedules, QSL info,
etc...., check the Web page at:
ZD8, ASCENSION ISLAND
The UK team is now active from here as ZD8K until
March 28th. They will move onto St. Helena and sign ZD7K and be active
until April 12th. QSL via GW0ANA.
ZY0, ST. PETER ANS ST. PAUL ROCKS
Joaquim, PS7JN, reports that he will
be active from "Sao Pedro and Sao Paulo Archipelago" beginning April 1st
through April 15th, as ZY0SAT during his free times (afternoons and
evenings). His primary objective there is Geochemical of Sao Pedro and
Sao Paulo Archipelago. He will be active on HF and the satellites. His
suggested operating frequencies are:
HF - 3780, 7085, 14180, 21280, and 28450
SAT - AO-10 (145.9), UO-14 (435.07), FO_20 (435.850) and FO-29 (435.850)
His equipment will be a FT-480R, 20dB amp., XY 7+7 element, 4800 Standard,
20W PA, XY 15+15 element and a HF Atlas 210 with inverted V all band.
QSL Manager is PS7JN: Joaquim "Kim" das Virgens, Rua Carlos Serrano, 1969,
CEP: 59076-740, Natal-RN, Brasil (Send 2 IRC and a SASE. Any contribution
will be welcomed).
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Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2001 17:30:47 +0900
From: Mitsu Sugawara {sugawara@jarl.or.jp}
Organization: The Japan Amateur Radio League, Inc.
MIME-Version: 1.0
To: kb8nw@arrl.net
Subject: The 42nd All Asian DX Contest- 2001
Dear Sirs/Madams,
JARL would like to offer the following contest information for your publications.
1. The 42nd All Asian DX Contest- 2001 Supported by the Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications, Japan. (former MPT)
Contest Period
(1) CW
From June 16th, 00:00 to June 17th 24:00 UTC (48 hours)
(2) Phone
From Sept. 1st 00:00 to Sept. 2nd 24:00 UTC (48 hours)
Please refer to JARL's web site for more detailed information.
Note: Please note carefully that there are some rule changes.
2. The Results of the 41st All Asian DX Contest - 2000
The results appeared on JARL's web site:
Thank you very much for your attention.
73
International Section
The Japan Amateur Radio League, Inc.
http://www.jarl.or.jp/index.html
From: "Leszek Przybylak" {sp6cik@op.onet.pl}
To: {kb8nw@barf80.nshore.org}
Subject: Invitation to SP DX Contest 2001
Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2001 21:48:36 +0100
MIME-Version: 1.0
Hello Tedd,
We would like to invite you to our SP DX Contest.
We enclose the rules. Please, pas it on to your readers and friends.
Mni tnx & vy 73!
SP DX Contest 2001 Committee Chairman
Leszek Przybylak SP6CIK
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SP DX CONTEST 2001
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1. Contest organizers: The PZK - Polski Zawiazek Krotkofalowcow
(Polish Amateur Radio Union) and the SP DX Club have the honour to
invite radio amateurs and SWLs all over the world to participate
in the SPDX Contest.
2. Date: Every year - the first full weekend of April (April 7 - 8 in
2001) from 15:00 UTC on Saturday to 15:00 UTC on Sunday.
3. Contest subject: To make the highest possible number of contacts
among Polish HAMs and non-polish HAMs. Remember: Polish
stations can work only other countries; stations from outside
Poland can work only Polish stations in the contest.
4. Bands: From 1,8 to 28 MHz (without WARC bands).
5. Modes: CW and/or SSB. It is possible to work the same station
twice a band but on different modes. No crossmode contacts. It is
necessary to observe IARU band plan during the contest.
6. Contest CQ: Foreign stations: "CQ SP"; Polish stations: "CQ
CONTEST" on SSB or "CQ TEST" on CW.
7. Exchange numbers:
* Foreign stations send a five or six figure number consisting of
RST or RS report + serial number, for example 599001 on CW or
59001 on SSB.
* Polish stations give a two or three figure number representing
the RST or RS report + one letter denoting the WOJEWODZTWO
(province) abbreviation, for example 599G on CW or 59G on SSB.
* Possible abbreviations of Polish provinces (max. 16 on one
band): B, C, D, F, G, R, J, K, L, M, O, P, S, U, W, Z.
B=Lubuskie
C=Lodzkie
D=Dolnoslaskie
F=Pomorskie
G=Slaskie
J=Warminsko-Mazurskie
K=Podkarpackie
L=Lubelskie
M=Malopolskie
O=Podlaskie
P=Kujawsko-Pomorskie
R=Mazowieckie
S=Swietokrzyskie
U=Opolskie
W=Wielkopolskie
Z=Zachodniopomorskie
8. Points:
* Foreign stations: 3 points for each QSO with Polish station.
* Polish stations: DX QSO: 3 points; QSO with EU station: 1 point;
QSO with another SP station: 0 points.
9. Multiplier:
For foreign stations: each different WOJEWODZTWO (province)
denoted by the one letter abbreviation counts for one multiplier
(counted only once per band). The maximal multiplier is 16
provinces x 6 bands
For Polish stations: DXCC countries (counted only one time per
band)
10. Final score: The sum of QSO - points from all bands multiplied
by the sum of provinces from all bands (or from a band in Single
Band entries).
11. Categories:
* SO MB Mixed Mode,
* SO SB Mixed Mode,
* MO MB Mixed Mode,
* SO MB SSB,
* SO SB SSB,
* SWL's Mixed Mode,
* SO MB CW,
* SO SB CW.
** Note 1: Using DX nests, DXclusters will qualify a station for
Multi Operator category.
** Note 2: Club (MO MB) stations should notify all operators.
12. SWL stations:
* Foreign SWL must copy the call-sign of the Polish station and
its contest report and the call-sign of the foreign station
* Polish SWL must copy the foreign station call and contest report and
call-sign of the Polish station.
* Scoring is the same as for stations in transmitting section. The
same Polish station and foreign station can be listened only
once on the same band/mode.
13. Final scores:Score tables will be held separately for each
country and then for all categories for one country.
14. Awards: For first places in all categories. The number of awards
in one category is the thing of the Contest Committee decision.
Foreign winners can also receive special plates sponsored by
Polish HAMs.
15. Contest logs:
Logs must contain date, time in UTC, correspondent call,
exchanges, indicated multipliers and points. A summary sheet
should contain all scoring information: category, contestant's
name and adress and a signed declaration that all contest rules
and regulations for amateur radio in the country of operation have
been observed. Logs must be checked for duplicate contacts. A
multiplier check list should be enclosed. Log can be sent on a
floppy disc as a file (MS-DOS ASCII). The deadline for logs is
April 30, 2001. Logs should be sent to the following addresss:
Polski Zwiazek Krotkofalowcow,
SPDX Contest Committee,
P. O. Box 320,
00-950 WARSZAWA,
POLAND
Logs can be sent also via e-mail (ASCII file) to:
.
It is recommended to use e-mail or disc logs if possible.
16. Disqualification: Violation of the rules of the contest or taking
credit for incorrect or multipliers or duplicate contacts in
excess 3% of total made will be deemed as sufficient cause for
disqualification. The decisions of the SPDX Contest Committee are
final and not contestable.
17. Additional information 1: SP DX Contest is fully supported by a
demo version of Super Duper - contest log by EI5DI. It can be
downloaded from author's WWW site at: <http://www.ei5di.com>.
18. Additional information 2: It is possible to apply for some Polish
awards with no need to handle QSL cards from Polish stations if
contacts are made during the SP DX Contest in 2001. Please check
visit SP DX Contest Page at
<http://dendro.sggw.waw.pl/sp5zcc/spdxc/spdxc.htm> for all
information.
If you have any questions about the contest, please write to SP DX
Contest 2001 Committee Chairman - Leszek SP6CIK
<sp6cik@op.onet.pl>.
AB5K AR-Cluster Network
DXCC/Entities Chart of Activity
For the week of Sunday, 18/Mar - Saturday, 24/Mar
Nmbr Nmbr Band of Days of
DXCC Stations Spots Activity the Week Modes
---- ------- ----- ----------------------------- ------------- ----------
3A 4 10 .30.20.17.15. M.T.W.T. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
3B8 6 24 .30.20. .15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
3B9 2 24 .30.20.17.15. .10. M.T. .T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
3D2/r 7 94 .40. .20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
3D2 2 11 .20. .15. .W. .SSB.
3V 7 110 160.80.40. .20.17.15.12.10. M. .W.T.F.S. CW.SSB.RTTY
3W 10 117 .30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
3Y/b 2 3 .10. .S .SSB.
4J 7 53 160. .20. .15. .10. M.T.W.T.F. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
4L 13 55 .80.40.30.20. .15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
4S 8 38 .40.30.20.17.15.12. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
4X 47 107 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
5A 6 13 .15. .10. .W.T.F.S. CW.SSB.RTTY
5B 39 464 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
5H 2 20 160. .30.20. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW. .RTTY
5N 4 10 .20.17. .10. M.T.W.T.F. .SSB.
5R 7 26 .80. .20. .15.12.10. M.T.W.T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
5U 3 8 .15. .6 .T.W.T. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
5W 2 24 .40.30. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
5X 3 8 .10.6 .T.F.S.S .SSB.
5Z 1 3 .10. .S.S .SSB.
6W 3 11 .40. .17. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
6Y 10 59 .40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
7P 1 1 .10. .T. CW. .RTTY
7Q 5 55 .6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
7X 7 35 .40.30.20. .15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
8P 5 33 .40. .20. .15. .10. M. .W.T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
8Q 1 73 .20. .10. M.T.W.T.F. .S .SSB.
8R 7 79 .40.30.20. .15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S. CW.SSB.RTTY
9A 52 220 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
9G 6 74 .20. .15. .10. .W.T.F.S.S .SSB.
9H 16 74 160. .40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
9J 1 11 .30.20. .15.12.10. M.T. .F.S. CW. .RTTY
9K 6 104 .40. .20. .15. .10. M.T. .T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
9L 2 2 .12. .S CW. .RTTY
9M2 7 51 .40.30.20. .15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
9M6 6 100 .20.17.15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
9N 2 23 .10.6 .T. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
9Q 1 1 .20. .T. .SSB.
9V 11 93 160. .40.30.20. .15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
9Y 6 12 .20. .12.10.6 .T.F.S.S .SSB.
A2 2 12 .20. .10. .T. .SSB.
A3 1 1 .20. .T. .SSB.
A4 9 102 .80. .20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
A5 6 100 .80.40. .20. .15. .10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
A6 12 357 160.80.40. .20. .15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
A7 1 1 .20. .F. .SSB.
A9 3 8 .20.17. .10. M.T. .T. .S. CW.SSB.RTTY
AP 4 21 .20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F. .S .SSB.
BV 23 149 .40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
BY 45 144 .40.30.20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
C3 6 14 .40. .20. .15.12. M.T.W. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
C6 4 16 .40. .20. .15. .10. .W. .F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
CE 36 143 .80.40. .20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
CE0A 3 162 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 .T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
CE0Z 1 5 .15. .10. .W. CW. .RTTY
CE9 6 98 .40.30.20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
CM 40 134 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
CN 16 111 .80.40. .20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
CP 7 26 .20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
CT 26 66 .40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
CT3 16 127 .40.30.20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
CU 11 42 .30.20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
CX 33 110 .80.40. .20.17.15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
D2 2 7 .20. .10. .T. .T.F. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
D4 1 1 .20. .S.
D6 1 2 .12. .S .SSB.
DL 155 328 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
DU 31 128 .40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
EA 170 404 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
EA6 15 48 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T. .T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
EA8 35 172 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
EA9 10 66 .40. .17.15.12.10.6 M. .W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
EI 18 41 .80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
EK 8 37 .80. .20.17.15. M. .W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
EL 2 3 .30. .15. .W. .F. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
EP 8 45 .40. .20. .15. .10. M.T.W.T.F. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
ER 12 46 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
ES 15 53 160.80.40. .20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
ET 6 56 .17. .12. .6 M. .W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
EU 26 45 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
EX 16 92 .80.40. .20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
EY 5 65 .80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
EZ 7 27 .80.40.30.20.17.15. .10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
F 118 355 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
FG 5 15 .20. .15. .10. M. .W. .F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
FH 1 12 .20. .10. .W.T.F. .SSB.
FJ 4 28 .40. .20.17. .12. M. .W.T.F.S.S .SSB.
FK 11 126 .80.40. .20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
FM 21 346 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
FO 6 33 .30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S. CW.SSB.RTTY
FR 8 75 .40. .20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
FW 1 40 .40. .20. .15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
FY 8 58 .20. .15. .10.6 M.T.W. .F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
G 107 210 160.80.40.30.20.17.15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
GD 5 12 .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
GI 12 21 .80.40. .17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
GJ 11 122 .80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W. .F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
GM 36 123 160.80. .17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
GU 8 24 160. .40. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
GW 27 54 .80.40.30.20.17.15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
H4 4 26 .20.17. .10.6 .T.W.T.F.S. CW.SSB.RTTY
H40 3 108 .20.17.15. .10. .W.T.F.S.S CW. .RTTY
HA 36 109 160.80.40.30.20. .15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
HB 28 55 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
HB0 4 15 .80.40.30.20. .15.12.10. .F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
HC 9 66 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
HC8 3 116 160.80.40. .20. .15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
HH 3 8 .15. .10. M. .S .SSB.
HI 18 222 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
HK 32 77 .80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
HK0/a 3 16 .40.30.20.17. .10. M.T.W.T.F. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
HL 50 123 .40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
HP 12 95 .40. .20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
HR 8 56 160.80.40. .20. .15. .10.6 M. .W.T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
HS 13 63 .20. .15. .10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
HV 1 1 .20. .T. CW. .RTTY
HZ 2 8 .20. .15. .W.T.F. .SSB.
I 185 500 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
IS 7 10 .80.40.30.20. .15.12. M.T.W.T.F. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
J2 8 35 .20. .15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
J3 4 32 .20. .15. .10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
J6 1 1 .10. .W. .SSB.
J7 2 4 .30.20. .T.W. .S. CW.SSB.RTTY
J8 1 5 .40.30. .T. .S CW. .RTTY
JA 318 610 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
JD/m 2 12 .80. .15. M. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
JT 6 54 .40. .20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
JW 11 67 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
JX 1 28 .30.20.17.15.12.10. M. .W.T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
JY 6 95 .80.40.30.20.17.15. .10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
K 467 1158 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
KG4 12 416 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
KH0 14 143 160. .40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
KH2 9 86 .40. .20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
KH6 32 150 160.80.40. .20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
KH8 2 18 .20. .15. .10. .T. .S .SSB.
KH9 0 0
KL 24 184 .40. .20.17.15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
KP2 10 41 .80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
KP4 36 120 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
LA 44 87 160. .40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
LU 144 573 .80.40. .20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
LX 22 84 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
LY 27 103 160.80.40.30.20. .15.12.10.6 M.T. .T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
LZ 36 73 160.80.40.30.20. .15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
OA 8 58 .20. .15. .10. M. .T.F.S. CW.SSB.RTTY
OD 10 68 .20.17.15.12.10.6 M. .W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
OE 36 109 160.80.40.30.20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
OH 55 135 160.80.40.30.20.17.15. .10.6 M.T. .T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
OH0 3 7 .40. .17.15. .W. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
OK 82 193 160.80.40.30.20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
OM 29 92 160.80.40. .20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
ON 43 191 160.80.40. .20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W. .F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
OX 8 17 .30. .15.12. .6 M.T. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
OY 7 50 .40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 .T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
OZ 42 109 160.80.40. .20. .15.12.10.6 M.T. .T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
P2 4 20 .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
P4 10 180 .80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
PA 46 78 160.80.40.30.20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
PJ2 7 95 .80.40. .20.17.15. .10. M. .W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
PJ7 6 31 .40.30.20. .15.12.10. M. .W.T.F.S. CW.SSB.RTTY
PY 137 526 160.80.40. .20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
PY0F 5 255 .80.40. .20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
PZ 5 31 .80.40.30.20.17.15.12. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
R1FJ 1 38 .40. .20.17. .T. .T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
S2 2 3 .15. .F.S. .SSB.
S5 51 243 160.80.40. .20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
S7 2 83 .40.30. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
SM 75 169 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
SP 61 153 160.80.40.30.20.17.15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
SU 12 121 160.80.40. .20.17.15.12.10. M.T. .T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
SV 27 120 160.80.40. .20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
SV5 2 4 .20.17.15. .10. .T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
T30 2 81 .40.30.20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
T7 5 22 160.80. .30.20. .15.12.10. M. .W. .F.S. CW.SSB.RTTY
T8 4 10 .30. .17.15. .F. .S CW. .RTTY
T9 15 36 160.80.40. .20. .15. .10. M.T. .T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
TA 16 81 .80.40.30.20. .15.12.10. M. .W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
TF 9 45 .40. .20. .15. .10. .W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
TG 9 41 .40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
TI 20 243 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
TI9 2 2 .40. .10. .T. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
TK 9 49 .40.30.20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W. .F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
TR 9 58 .20.17.15. .10.6 M.T.W. .F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
TT 1 4 .6 M. .W. CW.SSB.RTTY
TU 3 3 .20. .10. .W. .F. .S CW. .RTTY
TX0 1 1 .20. .W. CW. .RTTY
TZ 1 1 .17. .S CW. .RTTY
UA 240 606 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
UA2 15 52 160.80.40. .20.17. .12.10. M.T. .T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
UA9 216 599 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
UK 11 37 160. .20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
UN 36 121 .80.40. .20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
UR 90 237 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
V3 2 2 .10. M. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
V4 4 60 .80. .20. .15.12.10. .T. .T.F.S.S .SSB.
V5 10 126 .30.20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
V6 7 127 .40.30.20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
V7 8 51 .30. .15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
V8 1 2 .10. .T. .SSB.
VE 118 359 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
VK 134 326 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
VK9N 9 119 .30.20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
VP2E 6 8 .80. .30.20.17.15. .10. M. .T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
VP2M 1 1 .80. .W. .SSB.
VP2V 3 5 .30.20. .12. .W. .F. CW.SSB.RTTY
VP5 7 149 160. .40. .20.17.15.12.10.6 .W.T.F.S. CW.SSB.RTTY
VP6 1 1 .10. .S. .SSB.
VP8 4 6 .20. .10. M.T.W.T. .S. CW.SSB.RTTY
VP8/h 1 1 .20. .S CW. .RTTY
VP8/s 0 0
VP9 2 3 .15.12. M. .S .SSB.
VQ9 5 38 160. .40. .20. .15.12.10. .T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
VR 16 77 .80.40.30.20. .15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
VU 39 156 .40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
XE 34 87 .80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
XF4 1 1 .17. .S CW. .RTTY
XT 2 8 .15. .10. .T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
XU 4 9 .20. .15. .10. .T.W.T.F.S. CW. .RTTY
XW 1 1 .15. .S. CW. .RTTY
XX9 1 2 .15. .T. .SSB.
YB 55 218 .80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
YI 1 1 .20. .F. .SSB.
YJ 6 163 .40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S. CW.SSB.RTTY
YK 2 3 .20. .15. .10. .T. .S. CW.SSB.RTTY
YL 22 68 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
YN 2 5 .15. .F. .S .SSB.
YO 17 26 160.80. .30.20. .15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
YS 5 32 .80. .20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T. .T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
YU 59 229 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
YV 25 127 160.80.40.30.20. .15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
Z2 4 40 .15. .10.6 M.T. .S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
Z3 12 84 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
ZA 6 16 .40.30.20.17.15. .10. M.T.W.T.F.S. CW. .RTTY
ZB 4 10 .40. .20. .15.12. .6 .T. .F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
ZC4 5 64 .20.17.15. .10. .W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
ZD7 6 42 .40. .20. .15. .10.6 M. .W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
ZD8 6 292 160. .40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
ZD9 1 1 .15. .S. CW. .RTTY
ZF 4 5 .40. .20. .10.6 .W.T.F. .S CW.SSB.RTTY
ZK1/s 7 31 .20.17. .12.10. M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
ZL 54 139 160.80.40.30.20.17.15. .10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
ZP 15 56 .40. .20.17.15. .10.6 M. .W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
ZS 63 353 160.80.40.30.20.17.15.12.10.6 M.T.W.T.F.S.S CW.SSB.RTTY
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Tot Stations: 5559 Tot Spots: 22826 Spotter of the week: W2GO (343 spots)
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