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Results for SKS: 25 Mar 2020


Our 2-hour Straight Key Sprint will take place from 0000 utc to 0200 utc

Wednesday March 25, 2020

Mark your calendar.......

Wednesday 0000 UTC - 0200 UTC translates to Tuesday evening !

Ted-K8AQM will be our Bonus Station this month.

Please submit your results, see who the Top Guns are

and read the great comments in the Soap Box.

Have Fun !

Rich - 8699S, SKS Manager

NOTE: SKS is an unassisted event, Please operate accordingly.

Upcoming Bonus Stations= Apr Dave-NI9M, May John-N0TA, June John-K2IZ, July ???

We are always looking for new Bonus Stations. If you would like to try it ( it's Fun!) we need volunteers. Contact W4RQ@ARRL.NET


Bonus Member (*): K8AQM

Overall | QRPp | QRP | QRO | QRO+ | Multi-Op | By SPC


Overall results
RankCallsignNameSKCC #SPCQSO'sSPC'sS/T/CBonusScore
1 K3WWChas14962SPA873320/31/403501
2 K4BAIJOHN3280GA693425/21/502956
3 W1GFGreg17984TME663125/12/302556
4 N0TAJohn2826SCO643019/21/102420
5 W5ZRBert2931SLA613018/16/302275
6 N8KRKen7559SFL602521/19/2502065
7 AC1GFBob19399SNH582626/14/402058
8 W0YBSBob11452SCO582718/19/402046
9 K3EWPHIL10605SMD522722/14/101879
10 W0VDDAN2515SMO522316/15/401606
11 K4ZGBTom796SAL502117/15/201465
12 WB9HFKMark83SIL432213/19/201341
13 KC9ILWarren11766SIL422114/11/101207
14 KM4FODwight16428SKY372012/14/001060
15 N0UMPBill659SMO332118/7/301048
16 K2IZJohn5019TNY332014/11/00980
17 N4OWAL111375SFL302112/11/225955
18 K3ESELloyd19100SMD351813/8/025930
19 K8CGERandy18000SOH321811/14/025906
20 K8NWDTim16556TMI292110/10/10864
21 KC5FSteve21092SNC291714/13/125863
22 NZ0TBill16461TMO291815/6/125837
23 WA5AFDGerald8150SOK291714/12/00823
24 WB2FUVMIKE13057NY271910/10/125793
25 KA2KGPTom1494TNY271717/5/00764
26 KD9GDYJim18156TIN251913/8/10755
27 K8ZAARandy15019SMI241813/9/025742
28 K8TEZLarry8426 SOH271616/6/10737
29 K9LIDon19153TIN261713/6/00697
30 AI4UNCharles4715SGA261710/8/20682
31 K3MDJohn14351TPA261612/8/10681
32 WA9BBNEd17763SIN301414/4/00670
33 AF4QKKenny20594TNC271611/6/10662
34 W9YYJack21824IL241613/7/10654
35 KF4AVDan21853KY251515/4/00640
36 *K8AQMTed1629SMI331211/7/00631
37 K3JZDJody13330SPA221711/6/10604
38 K4AOAJim8333CNC251511/6/00600
39 AF8AGARY16348OH261310/8/125598
40 AC7FFDave18404TAZ27137/8/10541
41 KN1HJohn2089NH231310/7/00519
42 NW0MMitch6893SMO20149/9/20515
43 K5HEMHal8421STX181511/5/00485
44 N8XIRick15024SMI20129/8/10460
45 WD6TEDTed21371CA20156/6/10455
46 NA5NPaul10073TNM171410/6/00448
47 N2EISkip5246TNJ181310/6/00444
48 K4JPNSteve2402TGA181212/4/00436
49 N5KIPDick3755STX191212/1/00418
50 K4NYIDoug14097SGA161111/5/00391
51 N3PDTDoug6861SMO16138/6/00388
52 AA8TAJoe Fischer13604COH161111/4/00381
53 W9HTJosh7474SIN17128/4/10369
54 KB4QQJRandy3508SNC18117/3/225368
55 WA9ZDCSwart16301TWI161011/4/00365
56 WA2JSGCurt3018SNJ161012/1/00350
57 WB0CLLED9600TOK14135/8/00337
58 K1LEELee7246TCT16119/2/10336
59 N1MHVBob21332TGA1599/4/10315
59 W9KMKGene19270SMO15107/6/00315
61 K8LBQBain18940GA141110/1/00314
62 KT7QAGlenn1713MT15116/5/00305
63 W6WUSteve20314TMD13910/2/00287
64 W4RQRICH8699SFL1596/6/00285
65 N1CGPDavid17912TME1299/2/00263
66 K1EDGEd9625SME11105/5/025260
67 K5BZHJim447TTX1289/2/00251
68 KA5TJSAllen5172STX11114/4/10226
69 N7TMSTodd10049TID1097/2/00215
70 KF9VVJim17592TWI1095/4/00205
71 N4APIBrian11673SGA1185/4/00203
72 WB4BINDave12373TTX1078/1/00200
72 VE4MRKevin7607SMB10104/4/00200
74 KE3OBill9282TMD1087/1/00195
75 AA2XBFrank1681SNY885/2/025184
76 K3FAOliver18428VA987/0/00177
77 WI5HMike11770STX967/1/00169
78 NN0SSSteve11137SMN1073/4/10160
79 K2HTDick5087SMO776/1/00149
80 KK4WXRuss14070SGA955/2/10145
81 W5ZBTTom Watson21049TX775/2/00144
82 K0FDDan15034SMO774/2/00129
83 NQ8TSteven5919SOH533/1/050120
84 KD9EBSSergey14956TIL764/1/00112
84 N0UYNDennis5753TMO764/1/00112
86 K3ZGABob12392SFL664/1/00106
87 KJ4BQSDerek20999CAZ554/1/0095
88 AC2RJRuben14859TNY544/1/0090
88 AA0WRon19351NE553/2/0090
90 KA3TTTAustin21554PA543/2/0085
91 N5DRCecil19844TLA651/3/1080
92 AA2MXBILL5071NC552/2/0075
92 CO8OHCUTI18298CUB533/1/1075
94 VE7HIKen5533TBC443/1/0071
95 WD5ABCKerry12TX442/1/0056
96 KE5YUMTerry5173TTX333/0/0054
97 AC5BXAl21907NM332/1/0049
98 VE2KZWRobert16248TQC321/2/0041
99 KB9QGJeff20712IN411/2/0039
99 AK3XPeter7217SMD332/0/0039
99 W1EJED1594SCA332/0/0039
102 PY2FRQNAN17623BRA331/1/0034
102 NB5QTom Norris18954NM222/0/0034
102 K5TSKHank14893SAR222/0/0034
105 WB0RMKScott4623MN330/2/0029
105 K4UFTTed4289TSC221/1/0029
107 W9GOOJohn21474IN220/2/0024
108 AA7TSDon churchill11907AZ111/0/0016
108 K5ZOLBob3945STX111/0/0016
108 WA2FBNKen8884TNY111/0/0016
108 W5RESPaul21532NM111/0/0016
112 HB9CPSGeo20350SUI110/1/0011
112 W6IRAGary12393CCA110/1/0011
112 NN3EKevin19625SMD110/1/0011
112 W1DVDAVE1433TNC110/1/0011
116 WB8SDACarmen "Bud"2339TOH110/0/001
116 KN4HYVMark Thorn21960KY110/0/001


QRPp - 1W or less
RankCallsignNameSKCC #SPCQSO'sSPC'sS/T/CBonusScore
No results in the category


QRP - 5W or less
RankCallsignNameSKCC #SPCQSO'sSPC'sS/T/CBonusScore
1 K3ESELloyd19100SMD351813/8/025930
2 K4JPNSteve2402TGA181212/4/00436
3 K8LBQBain18940GA141110/1/00314
4 AA2XBFrank1681SNY885/2/025184
5 NN0SSSteve11137SMN1073/4/10160
6 K3ZGABob12392SFL664/1/00106
7 KA3TTTAustin21554PA543/2/0085
8 CO8OHCUTI18298CUB533/1/1075
9 WD5ABCKerry12TX442/1/0056
10 AC5BXAl21907NM332/1/0049
11 AK3XPeter7217SMD332/0/0039
12 WA2FBNKen8884TNY111/0/0016
13 W6IRAGary12393CCA110/1/0011
13 NN3EKevin19625SMD110/1/0011
13 W1DVDAVE1433TNC110/1/0011
16 WB8SDACarmen "Bud"2339TOH110/0/001


QRO - 100W or less
RankCallsignNameSKCC #SPCQSO'sSPC'sS/T/CBonusScore
1 N8KRKen7559SFL602521/19/2502065
2 AC1GFBob19399SNH582626/14/402058
3 W0YBSBob11452SCO582718/19/402046
4 K4ZGBTom796SAL502117/15/201465
5 WB9HFKMark83SIL432213/19/201341
6 KC9ILWarren11766SIL422114/11/101207
7 KM4FODwight16428SKY372012/14/001060
8 N0UMPBill659SMO332118/7/301048
9 K2IZJohn5019TNY332014/11/00980
10 N4OWAL111375SFL302112/11/225955
11 K8CGERandy18000SOH321811/14/025906
12 K8NWDTim16556TMI292110/10/10864
13 KC5FSteve21092SNC291714/13/125863
14 NZ0TBill16461TMO291815/6/125837
15 WA5AFDGerald8150SOK291714/12/00823
16 WB2FUVMIKE13057NY271910/10/125793
17 KA2KGPTom1494TNY271717/5/00764
18 KD9GDYJim18156TIN251913/8/10755
19 K8ZAARandy15019SMI241813/9/025742
20 K9LIDon19153TIN261713/6/00697
21 AI4UNCharles4715SGA261710/8/20682
22 K3MDJohn14351TPA261612/8/10681
23 WA9BBNEd17763SIN301414/4/00670
24 W9YYJack21824IL241613/7/10654
25 KF4AVDan21853KY251515/4/00640
26 *K8AQMTed1629SMI331211/7/00631
27 K3JZDJody13330SPA221711/6/10604
28 AF8AGARY16348OH261310/8/125598
29 AC7FFDave18404TAZ27137/8/10541
30 KN1HJohn2089NH231310/7/00519
31 NW0MMitch6893SMO20149/9/20515
32 K5HEMHal8421STX181511/5/00485
33 N8XIRick15024SMI20129/8/10460
34 WD6TEDTed21371CA20156/6/10455
35 NA5NPaul10073TNM171410/6/00448
36 N2EISkip5246TNJ181310/6/00444
37 N5KIPDick3755STX191212/1/00418
38 K4NYIDoug14097SGA161111/5/00391
39 AA8TAJoe Fischer13604COH161111/4/00381
40 KB4QQJRandy3508SNC18117/3/225368
41 WA9ZDCSwart16301TWI161011/4/00365
42 WA2JSGCurt3018SNJ161012/1/00350
43 WB0CLLED9600TOK14135/8/00337
44 K1LEELee7246TCT16119/2/10336
45 N1MHVBob21332TGA1599/4/10315
45 W9KMKGene19270SMO15107/6/00315
47 KT7QAGlenn1713MT15116/5/00305
48 W6WUSteve20314TMD13910/2/00287
49 W4RQRICH8699SFL1596/6/00285
50 N1CGPDavid17912TME1299/2/00263
51 K1EDGEd9625SME11105/5/025260
52 K5BZHJim447TTX1289/2/00251
53 KA5TJSAllen5172STX11114/4/10226
54 N7TMSTodd10049TID1097/2/00215
55 KF9VVJim17592TWI1095/4/00205
56 N4APIBrian11673SGA1185/4/00203
57 WB4BINDave12373TTX1078/1/00200
57 VE4MRKevin7607SMB10104/4/00200
59 KE3OBill9282TMD1087/1/00195
60 K3FAOliver18428VA987/0/00177
61 WI5HMike11770STX967/1/00169
62 K2HTDick5087SMO776/1/00149
63 KK4WXRuss14070SGA955/2/10145
64 W5ZBTTom Watson21049TX775/2/00144
65 K0FDDan15034SMO774/2/00129
66 NQ8TSteven5919SOH533/1/050120
67 KD9EBSSergey14956TIL764/1/00112
67 N0UYNDennis5753TMO764/1/00112
69 KJ4BQSDerek20999CAZ554/1/0095
70 AC2RJRuben14859TNY544/1/0090
70 AA0WRon19351NE553/2/0090
72 N5DRCecil19844TLA651/3/1080
73 AA2MXBILL5071NC552/2/0075
74 VE7HIKen5533TBC443/1/0071
75 KE5YUMTerry5173TTX333/0/0054
76 VE2KZWRobert16248TQC321/2/0041
77 KB9QGJeff20712IN411/2/0039
77 W1EJED1594SCA332/0/0039
79 PY2FRQNAN17623BRA331/1/0034
79 NB5QTom Norris18954NM222/0/0034
79 K5TSKHank14893SAR222/0/0034
82 WB0RMKScott4623MN330/2/0029
82 K4UFTTed4289TSC221/1/0029
84 W9GOOJohn21474IN220/2/0024
85 AA7TSDon churchill11907AZ111/0/0016
85 W5RESPaul21532NM111/0/0016
87 HB9CPSGeo20350SUI110/1/0011
88 KN4HYVMark Thorn21960KY110/0/001


QRO+ - more than 100W
RankCallsignNameSKCC #SPCQSO'sSPC'sS/T/CBonusScore
1 K3WWChas14962SPA873320/31/403501
2 K4BAIJOHN3280GA693425/21/502956
3 W1GFGreg17984TME663125/12/302556
4 N0TAJohn2826SCO643019/21/102420
5 W5ZRBert2931SLA613018/16/302275
6 K3EWPHIL10605SMD522722/14/101879
7 W0VDDAN2515SMO522316/15/401606
8 K8TEZLarry8426 SOH271616/6/10737
9 AF4QKKenny20594TNC271611/6/10662
10 K4AOAJim8333CNC251511/6/00600
11 N3PDTDoug6861SMO16138/6/00388
12 W9HTJosh7474SIN17128/4/10369
13 K5ZOLBob3945STX111/0/0016


Multi-Operator
RankCallsignNameSKCC #SPCQSO'sSPC'sS/T/CBonusScore
No results in the category


Participants and QSOs by SPC
  AL: 1 / 50   AR: 1 / 2   AZ: 3 / 33   BC: 1 / 4   BRA: 1 / 3
  CA: 3 / 24   CO: 2 / 122   CT: 1 / 16   CUB: 1 / 5   FL: 4 / 111
  GA: 8 / 178   ID: 1 / 10   IL: 4 / 116   IN: 6 / 104   KY: 3 / 63
  LA: 2 / 67   MB: 1 / 10   MD: 6 / 114   ME: 3 / 89   MI: 4 / 106
  MN: 2 / 13   MO: 9 / 186   MT: 1 / 15   NC: 6 / 105   NE: 1 / 5
  NH: 2 / 81   NJ: 2 / 34   NM: 4 / 23   NY: 6 / 101   OH: 6 / 107
  OK: 2 / 43   PA: 4 / 140   QC: 1 / 3   SC: 1 / 2   SUI: 1 / 1
  TX: 10 / 94   VA: 1 / 9   WI: 2 / 26


Soapbox Comments

From AA0W, Ron

Conditions were fair, short time to operate, Thanks for the QSO's

From AA2XB, Frank

Went QRP for this event. Cons: heard many stations at 599 but they did not hear me. Pros: thanks to those who struggled to hear my signal and did get a couple of 599 reports. Only made 8 contacts, but the highlight was working Ted, K8AQM on 80 meters who was using his lightbulb antenna. After SKS ended I had a qso on 160 meters with VE6PG, a total of 380 miles. He gave me an rst of 339. I'll take it for 5 watts on 180 meters.

AA2XB

From AA7TS, Don churchill

I came in late and was a little nervous so only worked 1 station but I did enjoy it. I'll do better next time around. AA7TS Don

From AA8TA, Joe Fischer

It is Spring... 80 meters was noisy. Some gud sigs on 40m, though. Nice to get some additional members in the old log as I advance towards a 'T'. In these scary times, it was sure nice to forget about the panic out there. Hope everyone stays healthy so that we can hear you again next time. 73, Joe.

From AC1GF, Bob

I woke up this morning with both my 80m and 40m dipole antennas on the ground from snow/ice damage. There was no way I thought I would make this sprint, never mind being very competive. I slowly cleaned up the broken mast and hooked my dipole ends to trees that were much lower than my mast height. Conditions must have been good as I never have made this many QSOs in a sprint. I have to say this was my most satisfying sprint to date. Pleasantly surprised to work SDAK on 40m.

From AC2RJ, Ruben

Started late and propagation was weird at my location. Some stations that normally have 599 where in and out of the noise. 40m was long and 80m had a high qrn. Still, I managed to make a few contacts, and as always I had a lot of fun! Thank you so much everyone! See you in the bands, 73 de Ruben, AC2RJ.

AC2RJ

From AC7FF, Dave

Another great 2 hour sprint, thanks to all that worked me and look forward to next month's Sprint.

From AF4QK, Kenny

Enjoyed the Sprint, still a little rough around the edges but enjoyed it and thanks for all of the contacts!! 73s

From AF8A, GARY

Where were our friends up north, in VE-land? I didn't hear any at my QTH.

From AK3X, Peter

No time to play tonight. 40 meters was great during the sprint. 72 to all. Peter

From HB9CPS, Geo

Condx vy bad on 80 tonight. Hope next time will be better.

From K0FD, Dan

Fun to make a few contacts on 40 and 80. Got tired of listening to the qrn on 80 and pulled the plug after half an hour.

From K1EDG, Ed

Thanks everyone for contacts on my newly restored K2 recovered from a decade in a storage Locker, dirty and dead! 73 Ed

From K1LEE, Lee

All east coast tonite, though 40 opened up last half hour. Guess 20 just doesn't like Tuesdays. Had a good time, though, and looking forward to the next one. Vy 73 to all, Lee K1LEE

From K2HT, Dick

Started on 80 QRP Zero contacts, raised power to 40 watts moved to 40 for a few QSO's, Thanks for the QSO's and need to improve antenna for QRP operation.

From K2IZ, John

My cat has discovered that when I am not sending code my right hand is basically idle so she has determined that when I am not sending I have a few moments to hold her and scratch her head.

K2IZ

From K3ESE, Lloyd

Excellent Sprint tonight! Decent conditions, and... everybody is home, looking for something to do! At this point, I'd go for one of these a week. As always, I used my trusty K2 at 5W to a 20m EDZ up 50'. My W1SFR TBFB cootie has been joined by a VizKey cootie, and I've been switching back and forth. The lava lamp is another recent shack acquisition, and adds a certain je ne sais quoi, don't you think?

K3ESE

From K3EW, PHIL

First SKS in a long time. Great conditions on 40 and 80. Thank you for all the QSO's, Lots of activity. Nice to see. Ran QRO tonight To All Stay Safe, Stay well, stay on the air 73 Phil

From K3FA, Oliver

It's been awhile and it was great fun! Fine conditions on 40M. Running 100W from a Kenwood TS-930 into a 65' wire. Of all the keys so far I use the Kent most. These sprints are a great way to get us together.

K3FA

From K3JZD, Jody

Was active on 40m and 80m. But not wall to wall like I thought it might be with so many of us confined to quarters. IC-756ProIII with 40m dipole at 25' and a Sloped 56' EFRW (Sloped from 7' to 20') on 80m. Jody - K3JZD

From K3MD, John

Many S's!

From K3WW, Chas

Very busy.. Lost one amp 40 kept working but got lost on 80 for a while. Nice to have 3 bands at least with some QSOs..did not get to 160. Hope everyone is well. 73 Chas K3WW

K3WW

From K3ZGA, Bob

Only had 30 minutes, but cranked the 7300 down to QRP level and had six great QSOs. Stay well everyone. 73. IC-7300 at QRP to a 40 meter vertical delta loop (base at 7 feet / peak at 18 feet) Key was a W1SFR Cootie.

K3ZGA

From K4BAI, JOHN

Lots of fun. Don't keep records, but this could be my best week day sprint ever. Stayed on 40M. Started on 7050 and moved up to 7051.5 after QRM. All calling CQ. Thanks to all who answered. 73, John, K4BAI.

From K4JPN, Steve

Started out slow, but picked up especially on 80M. Thanks to all who pulled out my QRP signal. 73 Steve K4JPN

K4JPN

From K4UFT, Ted

Got in last 45 minutes. 2 Qs on 40. 80 was good, made several calls, but no joy. Antenna loads up on 80 with tuner, but probably has less than 0% efficiency. Got to get something up outside. Icom 7000 @20 Watts to 25' end-fed wire in attic. Czech army key. Fun as always.

From K5BZH, Jim

TenTec Argonaut V at 15 watts into low hanging dipole. Was amazed to find conditions that seem pretty good. Noted several serious pileups that took me a while to work the calling station. Conditions in Texas Panhandle were really decent and there seemed to be a high number of Missouri and Colorado stations active. Perhaps it was condx from TX to CO and MO.

From K5HEM, Hal

fun as always - good conditions on 40M at least on my end! 73 es stay safe, Hal

From K8AQM, Ted

Whew, rough going as single op running light bulbs as antennas. 80m was best and 160m pleasantly surprised with 8 QSOs. Altogether worked south as far as FL and TX, west to Utah and east to ME and NY.

K8AQM

From K8CGE, Randy

Worked 80M all evening, Band started out noisey and a little qsb, but came around. Except a short jump to 160M to find es work Ted, K8AQM. Ohhh es a lil jump from me, when working Jeremy, KD8VSQ as a STINK BUG decided to land on the desk, right in front of me. Whew!!! Trying to finish up the TKA (SK) for the Club. Tnx for the new ones es nice to hear some regulars. 73 Randy

From K8NWD, Tim

Fun time running the Speed-X key. My arm is tired!! Not used to that much time on the key. Only worked 80 meters. See you all next month.

From K8TEZ, Larry

May everyone in SKCC remain safe & healthy during this difficult time

K8TEZ

From K8ZAA, Randy

Managed to get Nan PY2FRQ for my first QSO. Also found Ted K8AQM on 160m with his light bulb antenna. Fun SKS.

From KA2KGP, Tom

A good nite on 40 & 80, Not much QRN here in WNY. Only 1 QSO on 20m. Rig: IC-7000 at 100w. into G5RV up 25 ft. w/ WWII German Junker Straight Key. 73 to all & stay safe & healthy.

From KA3TTT, Austin

When I woke up this morning I thought: You know, I could really go for a nice CW sprint to sink my teeth into. I checked the Contest Calendar and realized that the SKCC sprint would happen tonight. Exactly what I needed! I consider sending and receiving a 599 report with W1DV in NC the highlight of the night. As a QRP operator I often send 599 reports, but don't often receive them. See you next month.

From KA5TJS, Allen

Did not even try 20 on this one. Went to 40 and spent about an hour. It was crowded. Some very good signals. Just did S/P and worked all over the country. 50 watts and in inverted vee on the IC 7410. Lots of fun guys! CU next month.

From KB4QQJ, Randy

Only got to play off and on for an hour. Seemed like the bands were active enough. I heard K8AQM on 20 and 40 but only manged to work him on 80. Fun was had and that is the goal. Randy_KB4QQJ

From KC5F, Steve

Lots of lightning crashes here, especially on 80m, but I had fun using the cootie for the first time in a SKS.

KC5F

From KC9IL, Warren

Very nice conditions on 40 this evening for our first "shelter in place" event. Thanks to everyone for the contacts!

From KD9GDY, Jim

Thankful to have Ham Radio and the SKCC in times like these. Home this evening because Band practice is canceled. Actually got to get on for the 2 hours. God Bless everyone es 73.

From KE3O, Bill

Lots of fun tonight with good propagation. Played on 40 mtrs working on the TKA. Used a 1940's Les Logan Speed-X bug. Its not been easy but I'm having fun. Thanks for your patience folks. Hpe to C U down the log. 73s and stay safe.

KE3O

From KE5YUM, Terry

Good signals in North Texas on 20 and 40. Thanks to those who worked me. Terry

From KF4AV, Dan

Had fun. Hand got tired on SK so worked with bug for 20 min!

From KJ4BQS, Derek

I was hoping to get more operating time, but still had a good time.

KJ4BQS

From KK4WX, Russ

TNX to all who came back to my call...

KK4WX

From KM4FO, Dwight

It was fun as always, 73 everyone!

From KN1H, John

Thanks for the fun Sprint.

From KN4HYV, Mark Thorn

My first SKCC event. I was at work and used a coworkers mobile rig with my key. Only had about a 20 min window but had a blast. Thanks to Bob N3RDG for being my only QSO.

From KT7QA, Glenn

hope to do better next time

From N0TA, John

Pretty good night, with Q's on 20, 40, and 80m. I wish people wouldn't repeat information - I can generally copy it the first time, and like most people, I use a Call History file with most of the information. Thanks for the Q's! K3, KPA1500, Doublet, SKCC Sprint Logger, Amplidan key.

From N0UMP, Bill

I started about thirty minutes late. almost forgot. Started out on 40 then moved to 80 and ran into fellow MO Outlaw Mitch NW0M. Had great time and thanks to all who participated....Bill N0UMP

From N2EI, Skip

A fun night as always

From N3PDT, Doug

Wow, 80m was hopping! Thanks to all.

From N4OW, AL

40 was very good, 80 ok, 20 open long enough to work the light blubs at K8AQM, peaking 589 here. Nice to work Jean, FG8NY, and Cuti, CO8OH. SKS Lots of fun as always. 73 de Al, N4ow 11375s

N4OW

From N5DR, Cecil

Nice sprint. Lots of signals. Lots of fun!

From N7TMS, Todd

It's been a while (11 months) since I played in SKS. I've missed it. Thanks for the contacts this evening. 73 de Todd N7TMS

N7TMS

From N8KR, Ken

Worked the K8AQM "lightbulb" station on my only two bands down here (20/40)! The beautiful sunset occurred about 15 minutes before the SKS. Will be back home in Indiana next week . . . with a snow covered sunset?

N8KR

From N8XI, Rick

My last SKS was Oct 2019 where I made a whopping 14 QSO's...20 this time :~) Thanks all, twas fun!! SKCC, the KEY to Amateur Radio

From NA5N, Paul

Some of the best band conditions and strong signals I've seen in a long time to make for a very enjoyable SKS. Used a recently repaired Ten Tec Scout 50W and either my vertical or TFD dipole. Key was 1938 McElroy bug. A fun time and nice diversion for those of us getting cabin fever. 73 to all.

NA5N

From NB5Q, Tom Norris

First SKCC Contest

From NW0M, Mitch

Lots of fun tonight on 80. Thanks for the Qs. Kenwood TS-530S, German Junker Key, OCF Dipole.

NW0M

From NZ0T, Bill

Only worked the last hour because I was watching the news and forgot about SKS! Worked only 80 meters using my K3, Bencher RJ-2 and an OCF Dipole at 30'. I did manage to work K8AQM, thanks for the call!

NZ0T

From VE2KZW, Robert

Very little time to operate but still made three QSOs, all three new numbers. Thank you and 73, Robert

From VE7HI, Ken

Fair condx on 20m for a start. Thanks for the sprints. CUL!

From W0YBS, Bob

Got a late start. Forgot all about it. Thanks for all of the Q's. All qso's were on 40. 1 qso on 80.See you in the next one. Always fun. Bob-W0YBS

From W1EJ, ED

Only got on the last 10 minutes, still fun.

From W4RQ, RICH

20 meters disappeared at 0034z like the switch was turned off ! It was especially nice to see and work Cleon WA7RCT # 498T, And Bill N0UMP # 659S in the SKS tonight. And Thanks to everyone who made this a FUN evening of CW ! See you all next month!

W4RQ

From W5ZBT, Tom Watson

First SKS! It was fun! 40m only

From W6IRA, Gary

Just caught the tail end of the SKS, and my 5 watts is not so effective on 40 meters, but fun!

From W9HT, Josh

It was a lot of fun being called by FG8NY (thanks, Jean!) and V31AX (thanks, Paul!). 73 de W9HT

From W9KMK, Gene

good fun, as usual.

W9KMK

From W9YY, Jack

Good conditions on 40 and 80. 90 watts, IC-7300, to a long wire strung along the fence up 5 feet. Didn't fry any squirrels with the antenna tonight. See you next month - stay safe and stay on the air! 73, Jack #21824

From WA2FBN, Ken

Rough band condx. CRkits HT1 , 5w into EFHW sloper. Tnx to all who help keep these sprints going. Ken

From WA2JSG, Curt

Very enjoyable sprint. Condx were great here. Couldn't find Ted's magic lightbulb antenna but still had a great time. Ran 75w from my TS-590SG into a vertical antenna, using a Kent SK. Look forward to next month. Curt WA2JSG NJ

WA2JSG

From WA5AFD, Gerald

Best Band Openings in a long time for me. Thanks all those who I was able to work and sorry I didn't get a QSO with some who called. Having trouble with noise on 80 the last half hour. 73 to all from Mustang Oklahoma and praying all are safe and well.

WA5AFD

From WA9ZDC, Swart

Great night for CW. 20m was open at the start. First three QSOs were there from Florida. 40m was open for me the rest of the time, even worked Florida again. Added 15 for my S-Quest. Heard Ted lightly on 80m. Couldn't decide which key to use so i switched between my Junker with Poker chip addition and my Kent SP-1 with work-in-process pads wired as a Cootie.

WA9ZDC

From WB0CLL, ED

BAND CNDX WAS GOOD, ENJOYED THE 2HR SPRINT

From WB0RMK, Scott

Caught the last 10 minutes.

From WB2FUV, MIKE

ALWAYS FUN, GOT A LATE START. 73!

From WB8SDA, Carmen "Bud"

I'm guessing I'm going to end up in first place with this score. Was a late starter cuz skyped with the kids. Be safe, see you on the band

From WB9HFK, Mark

Fun as always! Thanks for the Q's! See everyone next time! 73, Mark WB9HFK

From WD6TED, Ted

First time I've done this! What a great time. Had lot of QSB but also made 599 contacts with the east coast from San Diego. 1st time with my new rig and it worked great. Thanks and 73 to all!

WD6TED

From WI5H, Mike

Temporary installation of Aerial-51 404-UL up 36ft as inverted V on a fiberglass push-up pole. Flex 6500 @ 100 Watts. Was able to get on the air after 0100Z. 40M had many good signals. 73 CU next time ..Mike

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