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Results for SKS: 27 Jul 2022


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

Wednesday July 27, 2022

Mark your calendar.......

Wednesday 0000 UTC - 0200 UTC (Tuesday evening for most of us)!

? 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!

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

Upcoming Bonus Stations= Aug: ? , Sep: Jim N2ZUT, Oct: Jack KK0I

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 (*): W1DV

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


Overall results
RankCallsignNameSKCC #SPCQSO'sSPC'sS/T/CBonusScore
1 N8KRKen7559SIN662925/20/3252529
2 NE9EENee22000SIN612623/21/302156
3 KR9UJim22920TIN572624/13/301987
4 K4ZGBTom796SAL462419/19/1251609
5 KR2QDoug3866SNJ502418/12/201600
6 AC1GFBob19399SNH482224/13/201556
7 *W1DVDAVE1433SNC442320/12/101437
8 WB9HFKMark83SIL392519/11/201380
9 KK8XSid22911SOH412120/14/201311
10 KG7YUGordo22563SWA392417/10/101296
11 WA9BBNEd17763SIN381924/10/101187
12 N0TAJohn2826SCO332116/9/1251053
13 AC1KVDan24660SCT411622/6/101051
14 K2IZJohn5019SNY341821/8/001007
15 NJ0UJohn21275IN312117/6/20976
16 KC5FSteve21092SNC331720/6/050971
17 W9SABill18001SIN332012/12/20970
18 KA2KGPTom1494TNY321721/6/025944
19 AF8AGARY16348COH291721/6/050918
20 W6WUSteve20314SMD321716/9/125904
21 WA2LMCCliff25795NC261620/5/025791
22 NV9XJim1358SIL271912/9/10788
23 NJ8LVern13613SOH261716/5/050782
24 W9GOOJohn21474SIN281712/7/125756
25 NQ2WWill25403TNY271713/6/10719
26 AC9XSSteve23280SIN251613/9/125715
27 K8TEZLarry8426SOH251418/6/025705
28 KB4QQJRandy3508SNC281311/9/225654
29 W3NPDave3182SWV201710/6/10555
30 K2CWMCurt3018SNJ201217/3/00525
31 KT4UEKeith5134SVA191410/8/00496
32 W4NLTAndy16400SVA181313/4/025494
33 WB8JAYDan3717TOH181214/3/125486
34 AE4ANBrad19171VA26128/4/10477
35 KA9GKERose17764TIN181215/3/00471
36 W9KMKGene19270SMO181411/5/00467
37 N8KQRandy8934SOH161113/2/025416
38 WA8OJRBruce14120TSC19128/5/20408
39 N2TNNDean25132SVA17129/6/00399
40 K0KEXRick5220SMO171011/3/125395
41 K9QEWDaryl2963IL151111/3/025385
42 NQ8TSteve5919SOH141111/2/025364
43 WA1JXDDavid Anderson21569CT17811/5/00351
44 N3KRXJerry2525TDE141010/3/125350
45 WO7TMark3298AZ14139/3/00347
46 NN0SSSteve11137SMN151111/1/00340
47 VE3HIBRIAN9272TON14812/2/025337
48 NA4OMark5045TGA131010/3/025335
49 KD9GDYJim18156SWI1398/3/025292
50 KA8MNPRandy11954TWV12711/1/025284
51 WA5AFDGerald8150SOK13115/4/10263
52 VE2KZWRobert16248TQC11108/3/00260
52 KF5WJJack20585TTX111010/0/00260
54 KG5OWBTerry18054TTX12106/4/10255
54 KA1LHJJohn19120CT10810/0/025255
56 K2HTDick5087SMO11610/1/025251
57 K7CNTRick8573SAZ1495/4/10246
58 VE3KZBob22804SON1178/2/025242
59 KA9ERVCraig19706SIN1179/2/00232
60 K4JPNSteve2402TGA1188/2/00228
61 KD5RSSButch1910SOK1277/3/10224
62 W1BLUBlue21499FL866/1/025173
63 KI4VGASteve18400SC775/2/025169
64 N0UYNDennis5753TMO776/1/00149
64 WA3AANGrant22144PA965/2/00149
66 KD9EBSSergey14956TIL767/0/00147
67 W4KRNKaren4495SVA765/1/00127
68 AK3XPeter7217SMD666/0/00126
69 WD5ABCKerry12TX855/1/00125
70 K1PUGHank12486SCT665/1/00121
71 VE7HIKen5533TBC545/0/0095
72 KJ5TSteve Anness22288CTX544/1/0090
72 N4SNIAngel11075SMD553/2/0090
74 N5ILQRANDY DUNN23427OK543/1/0075
75 AC5BXAl21907NM433/1/0067
76 KG8RRYGerry24548OH652/0/0060
77 N4APIBrian11673GA222/0/02559
78 N0LBWLance25909VA433/0/0057
79 VE4AEALloyd13127TMB333/0/0054
79 W1EJED1594SCA333/0/0054
81 W9HTJosh7474SMI313/0/0048
82 AC9EZJim10658TIN322/1/0046
83 VA2QDBDom21491QC222/0/0034
84 N2RICRich C18534NJ212/0/0032
85 K5ZOLBob3945STX111/0/0016
86 N3MVXJim3273SPA110/1/0011


QRPp - 1W or less
RankCallsignNameSKCC #SPCQSO'sSPC'sS/T/CBonusScore
1 NQ8TSteve5919SOH141111/2/025364
2 AK3XPeter7217SMD666/0/00126


QRP - 5W or less
RankCallsignNameSKCC #SPCQSO'sSPC'sS/T/CBonusScore
1 NQ2WWill25403TNY271713/6/10719
2 W4NLTAndy16400SVA181313/4/025494
3 WA8OJRBruce14120TSC19128/5/20408
4 WO7TMark3298AZ14139/3/00347
5 NN0SSSteve11137SMN151111/1/00340
6 NA4OMark5045TGA131010/3/025335
7 VE3KZBob22804SON1178/2/025242
8 K4JPNSteve2402TGA1188/2/00228
9 WD5ABCKerry12TX855/1/00125
10 KG8RRYGerry24548OH652/0/0060
11 N0LBWLance25909VA433/0/0057
12 VA2QDBDom21491QC222/0/0034


QRO - 100W or less
RankCallsignNameSKCC #SPCQSO'sSPC'sS/T/CBonusScore
1 AC1GFBob19399SNH482224/13/201556
2 *W1DVDAVE1433SNC442320/12/101437
3 WB9HFKMark83SIL392519/11/201380
4 KG7YUGordo22563SWA392417/10/101296
5 WA9BBNEd17763SIN381924/10/101187
6 AC1KVDan24660SCT411622/6/101051
7 K2IZJohn5019SNY341821/8/001007
8 NJ0UJohn21275IN312117/6/20976
9 KC5FSteve21092SNC331720/6/050971
10 W9SABill18001SIN332012/12/20970
11 KA2KGPTom1494TNY321721/6/025944
12 AF8AGARY16348COH291721/6/050918
13 W6WUSteve20314SMD321716/9/125904
14 WA2LMCCliff25795NC261620/5/025791
15 NV9XJim1358SIL271912/9/10788
16 NJ8LVern13613SOH261716/5/050782
17 W9GOOJohn21474SIN281712/7/125756
18 AC9XSSteve23280SIN251613/9/125715
19 KB4QQJRandy3508SNC281311/9/225654
20 K2CWMCurt3018SNJ201217/3/00525
21 KT4UEKeith5134SVA191410/8/00496
22 WB8JAYDan3717TOH181214/3/125486
23 KA9GKERose17764TIN181215/3/00471
24 W9KMKGene19270SMO181411/5/00467
25 N8KQRandy8934SOH161113/2/025416
26 N2TNNDean25132SVA17129/6/00399
27 K0KEXRick5220SMO171011/3/125395
28 K9QEWDaryl2963IL151111/3/025385
29 N3KRXJerry2525TDE141010/3/125350
30 VE3HIBRIAN9272TON14812/2/025337
31 KD9GDYJim18156SWI1398/3/025292
32 KA8MNPRandy11954TWV12711/1/025284
33 WA5AFDGerald8150SOK13115/4/10263
34 VE2KZWRobert16248TQC11108/3/00260
34 KF5WJJack20585TTX111010/0/00260
36 KG5OWBTerry18054TTX12106/4/10255
36 KA1LHJJohn19120CT10810/0/025255
38 K2HTDick5087SMO11610/1/025251
39 K7CNTRick8573SAZ1495/4/10246
40 KA9ERVCraig19706SIN1179/2/00232
41 KD5RSSButch1910SOK1277/3/10224
42 W1BLUBlue21499FL866/1/025173
43 KI4VGASteve18400SC775/2/025169
44 N0UYNDennis5753TMO776/1/00149
44 WA3AANGrant22144PA965/2/00149
46 KD9EBSSergey14956TIL767/0/00147
47 W4KRNKaren4495SVA765/1/00127
48 K1PUGHank12486SCT665/1/00121
49 VE7HIKen5533TBC545/0/0095
50 KJ5TSteve Anness22288CTX544/1/0090
50 N4SNIAngel11075SMD553/2/0090
52 N5ILQRANDY DUNN23427OK543/1/0075
53 AC5BXAl21907NM433/1/0067
54 N4APIBrian11673GA222/0/02559
55 VE4AEALloyd13127TMB333/0/0054
55 W1EJED1594SCA333/0/0054
57 W9HTJosh7474SMI313/0/0048
58 AC9EZJim10658TIN322/1/0046
59 N2RICRich C18534NJ212/0/0032
60 N3MVXJim3273SPA110/1/0011


QRO+ - more than 100W
RankCallsignNameSKCC #SPCQSO'sSPC'sS/T/CBonusScore
1 N8KRKen7559SIN662925/20/3252529
2 NE9EENee22000SIN612623/21/302156
3 KR9UJim22920TIN572624/13/301987
4 K4ZGBTom796SAL462419/19/1251609
5 KR2QDoug3866SNJ502418/12/201600
6 KK8XSid22911SOH412120/14/201311
7 N0TAJohn2826SCO332116/9/1251053
8 K8TEZLarry8426SOH251418/6/025705
9 W3NPDave3182SWV201710/6/10555
10 AE4ANBrad19171VA26128/4/10477
11 WA1JXDDavid Anderson21569CT17811/5/00351
12 K5ZOLBob3945STX111/0/0016


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


Participants and QSOs by SPC
  AL: 1 / 46   AZ: 2 / 28   BC: 1 / 5   CA: 1 / 3   CO: 1 / 33
  CT: 4 / 74   DE: 1 / 14   FL: 1 / 8   GA: 3 / 26   IL: 4 / 88
  IN: 11 / 371   MB: 1 / 3   MD: 3 / 43   MI: 1 / 3   MN: 1 / 15
  MO: 4 / 53   NC: 4 / 131   NH: 1 / 48   NJ: 3 / 72   NM: 1 / 4
  NY: 3 / 93   OH: 8 / 175   OK: 3 / 30   ON: 2 / 25   PA: 2 / 10
  QC: 2 / 13   SC: 2 / 26   TX: 5 / 37   VA: 6 / 91   WA: 1 / 39
  WI: 1 / 13   WV: 2 / 32


Soapbox Comments

From AC1GF, Bob

Operated only on 40M. Conditions were pretty decent, but tailed off at the end.

From AC9EZ, Jim

I jumped on for about 10 minutes or so right at the end of this month's SKS. Activity on 40m seemed very good, with plenty of stations to work. Equipment used was my Yaesu FT-450d transceiver, Johnson straight key, and doublet antenna. 73! Jim ac9ez

From AE4AN, Brad

My first 2 hour sprint.

From AF8A, GARY

40m was really hopping - wall to wall signals, 7049 through about 7063. I moved to 80 for the last 10 minutes, I was lucky to find the Bonus Station, Dave, W1DV for a 2-bander, and then a few others to round up the score. Tnx QSOs! Icom 706MKIIg & Wolf River Coils portable vertical (18' tall)

From AK3X, Peter

Limited time and in and out. Great sigs on 40 meters. QRPp fun.

From K0KEX, Rick

Nice conditions on 40. Thanks to Dave W1DV and all for a fun SKS event. 73 Rick

From K1PUG, Hank

Just looking around the band for new stations.didn't call even one CQ lot's of activity, but few new stations...must be the summertime....73, Hank PUG

From K2CWM, Curt

Made 20 contacts; 2 on 20m, and 18 on 40m. Ran 75 watts from my TS-590SG to an elevated vertical. Used my Kent straight key. Missed our bonus station. Always a nice sprint. Curt K2CWM NJ

K2CWM

From K2IZ, John

Got a chance to use my new Navy Flame Proof key.

K2IZ

From K4JPN, Steve

Got a late start, good to have 20M open. Very pleased to see how my 4W WRP was doing. 73, Steve K4JPN

From K7CNT, Rick

Pretty rough time for me in Kingman Az. this month. I could hear lots of weak east coast signals on on 20m. Most all my Q's were from the mid-west. That's ok I still enjoyed the time operating. See you all next time. Rick/K7CNT Kingman, Az

From K8TEZ, Larry

Nice to work Dave tonight on 40 meters as the bonus station - great signal up here on the shores of Lake Erie tonight. Many thanks to all for the contacts. It's been pretty hot up here this summer but we have a nice Lake to cool off in. 73's till next month Larry

K8TEZ

From K9QEW, Daryl

Good activity on 40m.

From KA2KGP, Tom

Good CW waves on 40m, poor on 20 & 80. Rig: IC-7000 at 100w. into G5RV up 25 ft. w/ old WWII German Junkers Straight Key. Keep Cool ! 73

From KB4QQJ, Randy

Didn't have much time but 40m seemed lively. KX3 to doublet at 33 feet

From KC5F, Steve

Great conditions on 20, 40 and 80. Got KR9U on all three. Biggest surprise was N0TA - strong on 40m but stronger than W1AW on 20m! A fun and relaxing evening. Thanks, all!

From KF5WJ, Jack

Condx were fairly good on both 40 & 20. Fun sprint.

From KG5OWB, Terry

Always a fun event - Tnx all for the Q's! - Terry

From KG7YU, Gordo

Thanks for the contacts! Spent most of my time running on 20 meters.

From KG8RRY, Gerry

Good band tonight.

From KJ5T, Steve Anness

First SKS this year, very limited time to operate and felt a bit rusty on the straight key. Using the old Radio Shack key that my dad gave me, this key was what sparked my desire to re-learn morse code and improve my skills after I found it in the closet during some pandemic cleaning in 2020. 73 de KJ5T

KJ5T

From KR2Q, Doug

Stayed on 20m the entire time. BOY, was it noisy here. I had to send SRI to several callers. Sorry about that. Happy to have logged Kerry, SKCC #12. Wow. de Doug KR2Q

From N0LBW, Lance

Had just a little time to get on but slowly working toward a QRP award and a triple Key

From N0TA, John

40m was really noisy, so quit after an hour. Thanks for the Q's! K3, KPA1500, doublet & vertical, Amplidan, SKCC Logger.

From N2RIC, Rich C

I had a lot going on at home that night, so I got on the air late and only made 2 contacts.

From N3KRX, Jerry

Fun time. Lots of activity and stations to work. Bands were fair.

From N4SNI, Angel

Thank you all for answering my call! I started at 01:25! Very good for 25 minutes! 73 de N4SNI

From N8KR, Ken

Another fun evening! Started on 20 meters working my friend from FL - KO4PPD and ended working another friend on 80 meters from IN - KR9U! Glad I went to 80 because I found our bonus station there! Lots of activity from the Fort Wayne gang.

N8KR

From NE9EE, Nee

Had the VIZ BUG out for another ride. Some fun. K3 and P3 new to here.

NE9EE

From NJ8L, Vern

Had a fun time. Worked CQ'n and S&P about 40/60 time split over the 2 hours. Looking forward to next month's SKS

From NQ2W, Will

Ten-Tec Jupiter at 5W to a 2-element mini-beam at 25ft for 10, 15, and 20, a dipole at 60ft for 40, and a dipole at 50ft for 80. The TA-33-JR-N is still in the box soon to get the bulk of my attention...I can't wait to see how it plays! Started on 15m but had no success there. 20m was good for 14 QSOs and 40m netted me 13 QSOs. Very enjoyable way to spend the evening! Thanks for hearing my QRP station and getting me in the log. Thanks to the SKCC folks that make these sprints come to life. Your hard work and dedication is very much appreciated. SKCC Logger is awesome! 73, Will, NQ2W

NQ2W

From NQ8T, Steve

A nice event! BIG TNX! to all who make these SKCC events possible!! 20m quieted down some what here. SRI for the lousy fist but appreciate all who copied my whimpy signal ... 72/73 steve

NQ8T

From NV9X, Jim

Gud sigs on 40. There was a couple, I just could not cpy. Apologies to them. Speaking as a long time SKCC member, it seems lately, good operating practices have flown out the window.

From VA2QDB, Dom

Nice evening for CW

From VE2KZW, Robert

A good SKS. Slow start on 20m with only 2 responses to my CQ calls in 30 minutes; yet, according to RBN, my signal was going into central EU and the West coast from QC. S&P was more productive. And for a nice change, very little noise on 40m. Only 11 QSOs but 4 of them new numbers. Thanks all, 73, Robert.

From VE3HI, BRIAN

Had fun....was curious of course what the band(s) would be like of course... only worked on 40m as 20 etc do not play nice here in evening generally at my QTH in Toronto. Especially in summer. So close to getting Tx8... but too many Dupes! Where are the new unworked stations I plead!? Gotta happen soon I hope.

From VE3KZ, Bob

A little QRP hour on 40m. 20m was not looking QRP productive. Thanks for the QSO's. See you in the WES.

From VE7HI, Ken

Bencher straight key 20M only. Band held up but had to run. TU for the sprints. CUL!

From W1BLU, Blue

Thanks to thunderstorms, I got a late start. I still had a blast. Special thanks to last minute call with N5RLH, (who stuck with me thru the QRM). Used my Navy Flameproof key tonight.

W1BLU

From W1DV, DAVE

Fun, as always. Tried several times to get my bonus points available to you left coasters on 20 meters but had zero success. Spent most time on 40, lots of good signals - ended up (last 20 minutes) on 80 which was noisy but productive. Nice mix of veteran ops and newbies - fun event. Just a hint for you newer ops - it is NOT necessary (or desired) to repeat your report data twice. It really slows down the tempo. Semper cw / ZUT

From W3NP, Dave

Condx were very good on 20 and 40. Stayed mostly on 20 with a few on 40 (very crowded) and 1 on 80. K3 and KPA-1500, Optibeam yagi @50' and Begali Intrepid bug. 73 de West Virginia

W3NP

From W4NLT, Andy

Nobody heard me on 20M so spent my time on 40M. Lots of action there. Used my new navy flame proof key. Really enjoyed it. Thanks for the QSOs. 72

W4NLT

From W6WU, Steve

Stayed on 40M. The band went noisy and weak towards the end. Always a lot of fun, thanks to everyone for the Q's.

From W9KMK, Gene

I started on 20 M then moved to 40 M. These were the best conditions I encountered all month, so thanks for all the QSO's. 73 Gene

From W9SA, Bill

Spent the whole night on my new (to me) Orion II on 40. Always fun and the Orion worked very well.

From WA2LMC, Cliff

My First Weekday Sprint. 40 meters was pretty good so pretty much hung out there. Nice to see lots of stations out there.

From WA5AFD, Gerald

First time to work the sprint in a while. Had fun as always. Stayed on 20 for most of the time. Signals were sparse but some were very strong. Glad to be able to work EA4W, Jorge in Spain as my only DX QSO. 73 to all.

From WD5ABC, Kerry

Tonight's station was a 1940 Vibroplex Champion with my new QRP rig, a (tr)uSDX at 5 watts into a dipole at 30'. I only made 1 contact on this rig before tonight's SKS but it seems to work pretty well. My bug had a screw loose so sorry for the scratchy dits, I got it fixed just in time for my last contact! 73 de Kerry, WD5ABC

WD5ABC

From WO7T, Mark

A nice little run for the 20M QCX-Mini, as I deemed 40M unworthy still in the daylight hours out west. Now back to working on my homebrew cootie for the next WES. Thanks all, Mark

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