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Weekend Sprintathon Results

Results for WES: 8-9 Feb 2020

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Overall results

Rank Callsign Name SKCC # SPC QSOs SPCs S/T/C Bonus Score
1 AC1GF Bob 19399S NH 341 55 97/92/13 367 21,562
2 KG6MC Bob 11229S SC 246 57 64/73/17 306 16,103
3 KS9KCC AL 12000T IN 252 48 73/77/10 414 14,425
4 VE3FP Adam 8823C ON 237 47 73/75/7 65 13,084
5 W2RAN Randy 1050S NH 209 52 62/54/13 282 12,685
6 NZ0T Bill 16461C MO 205 48 70/62/8 247 11,797
7 N4LSJ Thomas 20586T OH 172 52 66/58/5 335 10,874
8 K3WW Chas 14962S PA 175 51 58/55/6 139 10,514
9 W0VD DAN 2515 MO 166 45 46/50/4 0 8,680
10 F6EJN Bob 508S FRA 133 53 47/41/7 147 8,346
11 W9GT Jack 21069T IN 154 46 40/47/7 106 8,295
12 W1GF Greg 17984T ME 139 50 36/44/7 41 8,006
13 N8KQ Randy 8934S OH 152 42 45/56/11 97 7,771
14 WB2FUV MIKE MORAN 13057 NY 121 48 46/38/4 140 7,038
15 K1PUG Hank 12486S CT 129 43 41/44/4 50 6,672
16 WB9HFK Mark 83S IL 124 42 40/47/7 154 6,467
17 KE1AF ABEL M 6936 RI 81 31 22/32/4 3,201 6,382
18 K3MSB Mark 5965S PA 117 41 40/44/7 222 6,094
19 F6HKA Bert 6069S FRA 117 41 51/33/4 148 6,060
20 K3QP Bill 20513T PA 114 42 47/36/3 188 6,056
21 KC5F Steve 21092T NC 103 42 49/34/7 230 5,666
22 K3ESE Lloyd 19100S MD 119 37 39/39/8 178 5,596
23 W4JF Joe 20894T SC 115 38 43/37/5 25 5,435
24 K9LI Don 19153T IN 103 40 44/36/4 142 5,302
25 W4FOA Tony 641T GA 103 40 37/39/1 185 5,255
26 K4GM George 7241S VA 104 39 41/32/7 228 5,254
27 N3MVX Jim 3273S PA 116 35 38/35/11 85 5,120
28 WB0SND Mike 6867S MO 93 40 28/31/3 238 4,703
29 VE3FGU Mike 17076 ON 104 36 35/34/5 0 4,634
30 K3CKO Bob 13811S NY 110 34 28/39/7 28 4,613
31 WA2JSG Curt 3018S NJ 100 36 34/35/5 101 4,586
32 K5HEM Hal 8421S TX 100 32 35/35/6 186 4,291
33 W5BM DAN 7754S OK 95 35 31/36/5 69 4,244
34 AD0AB Jim 9667S KS 86 34 30/34/3 137 3,866
35 KE4OH Steve 13651S TN 88 31 37/25/5 234 3,792
36 KB3NSK Eric 16174T PA 82 35 26/28/4 33 3,593
37 KF7WNS Gary 9895 OR 79 35 23/19/5 177 3,502
38 W7AMI Terry 20359T ID 74 36 32/31/3 0 3,469
39 NQ8T Steve 5919 OH 69 34 41/18/6 30 3,201
40 VE1AHX Ben 18100S NS 66 30 27/22/1 373 2,983
41 WA9BBN Ed 17763S IN 68 29 31/27/3 159 2,881
42 W0KFG Richard 16863T MN 62 36 21/20/0 53 2,800
43 VE3RDE Roger 13907S ON 60 33 25/19/3 53 2,613
44 KK0I Jack 2370S WI 58 28 21/20/2 119 2,268
45 KC9IL Warren 11766S IL 53 30 23/19/1 31 2,161
46 AF2Z Drew 2082S NJ 59 26 17/18/4 91 2,080
47 W8REA Jon 19189 MI 56 27 21/24/2 0 2,077
48 KB0LF Fred 6302T NE 51 29 18/16/3 140 2,064
49 W5UAA Guy 6711S TX 51 30 19/15/2 86 2,061
50 K8ZAA Randy 15019S MI 48 29 23/15/2 76 1,973
50 KB4QQJ Randy 3508S NC 52 26 22/15/2 131 1,973
52 W4HAY Frank 678T TN 55 25 26/13/2 66 1,971
53 N1CGP Dave 17912 ME 52 26 21/18/1 80 1,932
54 K5TSK Hank 14893S AR 50 26 20/17/3 86 1,871
55 W1TAG John 15461S MA 46 28 21/15/2 89 1,852
56 WA3WXR Jim 19169T PA 51 25 21/15/4 65 1,825
57 KD5RSS Butch 1910S OK 48 25 19/18/3 107 1,787
58 VE2VAB George 19304C QC 50 25 27/11/0 2 1,767
59 W8BUD BUD 11340S MI 47 25 21/16/2 40 1,700
60 K9PL PHILIP 258T IL 47 23 21/19/2 100 1,696
61 KD1RT Roy 15741S MA 44 26 16/16/4 38 1,602
62 AD0YM Michael 18040T MO 45 25 23/12/2 0 1,600
63 AA4XU Wes 1142S FL 45 23 20/17/2 40 1,555
64 FG8NY Jean 9423 GUD 46 24 14/19/1 0 1,509
65 KD2JC Joe 710S NJ 45 22 21/14/0 59 1,504
66 K6KQV BILL 2626T CA 40 27 12/14/3 87 1,502
67 WB0CLL ED 9600T OK 42 24 18/18/1 32 1,495
68 KA5TJS Allen 5172S TX 41 25 17/13/2 64 1,484
69 KC7QY Jim 4323S NM 42 24 15/16/2 67 1,470
70 K8JD John 1395T MI 45 20 22/11/1 118 1,463
71 K0VVV Bob 11193S CO 45 24 8/17/5 67 1,462
72 NN0SS STEVE 11137S MN 42 24 13/22/0 20 1,443
73 N4OW AL 11375S FL 41 24 20/8/1 69 1,438
74 W1ZAH Frank 20478T CT 40 24 17/13/2 20 1,375
75 KD3CA Don 10175T PA 39 24 17/14/3 22 1,368
76 AF3Z Jim 3034T PA 39 24 16/10/1 82 1,363
77 AC8SV ANDY 18238S OH 40 22 19/11/2 50 1,335
78 W5WTH Pat 18901T TX 41 24 9/16/4 0 1,299
79 N1MHV Bob 21332T GA 35 23 18/9/2 121 1,296
80 K5BZH Jim 447T TX 43 20 18/11/2 34 1,284
81 AI4UN Charles 4715S GA 42 21 13/17/2 13 1,270
82 K6PB Peter 6971T CA 35 23 17/5/1 139 1,254
82 K0IVK Joe 1436S MO 33 23 21/5/3 115 1,254
84 WB2VVV Chris 14078 RI 40 22 13/13/4 26 1,251
85 K4ZGB Tom 796S AL 35 24 15/11/4 27 1,222
86 W8BFX Dennis 7765S WA 35 22 10/16/0 39 1,119
87 K1EDG Ed 9625S ME 31 22 15/10/3 88 1,110
88 AA2XB Frank 1681S NY 31 22 16/14/1 27 1,094
89 K6JF Jim 4261S CA 36 19 15/9/3 53 1,067
90 AF8A GARY 16348 OH 35 17 18/13/2 38 1,043
91 WB8JAY Dan 3717 OH 35 18 13/12/0 90 1,035
92 WO8L Rick 17089T NC 43 15 13/16/2 0 1,010
93 W8ARC Bob 8734T WV 39 14 15/22/2 0 1,001
94 AC7FF Dave 18404T AZ 34 23 5/13/2 1 998
95 KA4UPI Mark 2582S GA 32 20 9/16/2 25 970
96 VE3AHY Krys 16135T ON 31 19 16/9/1 30 954
97 W7GB Don 2771T WA 30 22 11/11/1 0 940
98 VA3RSA Richard 21258T ON 26 21 13/9/1 89 925
99 K9EA Dan 21057 IN 31 21 10/11/2 0 921
100 N3FLL Frank 10376S PA 33 18 12/13/3 0 919
101 WB1AJX Howard 12872S RI 30 20 10/13/3 16 911
102 KG4MTN Mike 11556 TN 30 18 15/9/2 34 899
103 N8XI Rick 15024S MI 22 17 12/6/1 260 879
104 N0CVW Chas 9074S KS 26 20 15/3/3 46 836
105 F5DE Bernard 6247S FRA 26 18 14/7/0 60 808
106 AC6FU Jack 6477S CO 27 19 11/11/2 0 798
107 K8NB Noel 3112S MI 28 16 10/10/2 68 776
108 VE7CNF Toby 14302 BC 22 17 10/10/0 140 764
109 AA8TA Joe Fischer 13604 OH 27 17 12/8/1 16 740
110 CT1BQH Carlos 9882T POR 27 20 7/8/2 0 735
111 AC9EZ Jim 10658T IN 26 18 10/11/0 3 731
112 WA4FQN Jerry 14184S TN 23 17 10/8/3 93 729
113 K8UDH Bruce 10532S NE 26 18 11/8/0 0 713
114 NE5DL Dave 5081S TX 26 17 8/8/1 53 700
115 VE3EKA Edwin Pires 21611 ON 25 17 13/6/1 0 685
116 WA3GM Gregory 10382 PA 28 17 9/5/1 0 666
117 N3CKI Dave 15825S NC 23 16 12/8/2 20 658
118 KC9UL Curt 8667S IL 20 17 10/7/1 76 641
119 K8KUF Tom 11854 MI 24 16 13/5/2 0 639
120 AA7XP Herb 14525T OR 23 17 10/6/0 34 635
121 K1ARR Art 2775S VT 22 16 11/9/1 16 628
122 VE2KZW Robert 16248T QC 23 16 13/6/0 0 623
123 K3JZD Jody 13330S PA 26 16 7/8/1 14 620
124 KF5TWJ Jeff 14112 AR 24 15 10/7/2 20 610
124 N3QW Doug 10411S MD 21 18 8/7/2 32 610
126 OK2VWB Vasek 11812T CZE 23 16 11/7/1 0 608
126 WB4BIN Dave 12373T TX 21 15 12/5/2 53 608
128 AA0W Ron 19351 NE 21 17 12/5/0 14 601
128 W9KMP Ken 549S IL 20 17 12/6/1 16 601
130 KN4NVU Paul 21247 TN 21 19 9/5/1 11 600
131 W8IQ Kurt 7557S OH 21 16 11/6/2 0 571
132 K8TDM Tom Mihelich 19437C MI 20 15 10/7/1 36 561
133 KF7DS Don 8281T OR 20 15 7/8/2 62 557
134 AA5VE Carl 8863S TX 21 16 9/6/2 12 553
135 KK4WX Russ 14070S GA 19 14 11/5/1 57 543
135 W4KAC Ken 20760T NC 20 14 9/8/2 38 543
137 NM1W Jim 13718 NH 20 16 7/10/2 0 535
138 WA1VIL Greg 443T MA 20 13 10/6/2 53 533
139 N0UMP Bill 659S MO 20 15 8/9/1 0 515
140 W4LSV Barry 2795S TN 19 16 7/8/0 11 500
141 K8BAT John 10395T OH 18 15 8/5/1 54 499
142 N4API Brian 11673S AL 18 13 10/5/1 58 497
143 KB1WOD Dave 10530S MA 19 14 10/4/2 21 487
144 WY4X Rick 9949 GA 19 15 7/9/1 0 485
145 N8KR Ken 7559S FL 20 14 9/6/1 0 480
146 WA9ZDC Swart 16301T WI 18 12 5/9/2 76 467
147 W7GRM Gregg Myers 17746 ID 17 13 8/6/0 63 464
148 AC8PL Ulrich 14568C MI 19 14 8/6/1 0 451
149 VE4AEA Lloyd 13127T MB 16 12 10/5/1 43 440
150 K0KEX Rick 5220S MO 16 13 8/7/0 20 418
151 WB3GCK Craig 15052S PA 18 11 9/6/1 19 417
152 K2HT Dick 5087S MO 18 12 6/6/2 38 414
153 NF5U Jerry 12773S TX 16 12 9/5/2 25 412
154 WA3FIR Doug 20919 PA 18 12 7/8/2 0 411
155 KD0SVI Paul 11536C IA 16 12 7/7/0 41 408
156 WB8WTU Dennis 217T OH 16 12 9/5/1 22 404
157 WM4Q Robert 16465S TN 18 13 7/5/1 0 394
158 DL9YCS Joerg 7150S GER 16 14 5/6/2 2 371
159 WS9E Joe 3859T WI 12 11 9/2/0 82 369
160 GM0EUL Peter 16307T SCO 16 12 9/3/0 2 359
161 AB8FJ Ted 62T OH 13 11 3/8/1 75 348
162 F8FSC Laurent 21621 FRA 16 13 4/6/2 0 338
163 WD0EGC Jay 17776 ND 14 12 8/3/1 14 337
164 K8AAX Paul 19588 MI 18 10 8/3/1 0 335
165 NU7A Bren 15031 WA 13 12 8/4/0 16 332
166 KG5IEE Randal 20496 TX 14 11 6/7/1 0 319
167 KA9GKE Rose 17764 IN 15 10 4/7/2 22 312
168 N1FG Larry 16270S NH 10 9 5/3/0 116 311
169 KG8ZQ Jerry 17248 OH 15 10 7/5/1 0 310
170 K3ZGA Bob 12392S FL 15 10 6/6/1 0 305
170 AC2C Ron 2748S MD 13 9 5/7/1 38 305
172 AG0H Keith 8887T MN 14 12 2/9/1 0 293
173 VK7CW Steve 10820S AUS 13 9 6/5/1 20 282
174 KA8HFN Larry 2046S OH 13 11 7/3/0 0 278
175 N5KIP Dick 3755S TX 12 11 6/5/1 0 277
176 N0UYN Dennis 5753T MO 12 8 7/3/1 38 274
177 W3DF Dan 12995 MD 15 9 3/9/0 0 270
178 N5DR Cecil 19844T LA 12 11 3/7/1 16 268
179 G4PVM Paul 17810T ENG 13 10 6/3/1 2 257
180 N0CC Chris 20299 NJ 11 9 7/4/0 5 249
181 WB0PYF/M Ray 5169S FL 12 8 6/3/1 14 235
182 K4BAI JOHN 3280 GA 11 9 6/2/0 23 232
183 W8BFT Ed 13629S OH 10 10 5/4/0 14 229
184 KD0WW Wiley 6047 CO 11 11 4/4/1 0 226
185 ND4U Den 5936T TN 11 9 5/4/0 0 214
185 KE3O Bill 9282T MD 10 8 7/1/0 19 214
187 W0JWR John 13199 CO 22 1 5/11/1 0 212
188 K9QEW Daryl 2963 AZ 11 9 4/5/0 0 209
189 N4IDH Alton 12228S AL 8 7 4/3/1 57 208
190 W1WIU JIM 486T RI 10 10 4/4/1 0 205
191 KD9EBS Sergey 14956T IL 10 9 5/3/1 2 202
192 KA3LOC Ric 660S KS 11 10 2/6/0 0 200
193 K0MC Mike 5241S CO 11 7 5/1/2 25 197
194 KM6CPF DAVE 19728C CA 9 8 6/2/0 14 196
195 WA5LSV Larry 12621T TX 10 8 3/5/0 16 191
196 W1ZIY Ron 9621T MA 10 8 4/5/0 0 190
196 KI4MZC Don 12214 GA 10 8 4/5/0 0 190
198 VE5CUL Brian 1672T SK 8 6 3/3/1 53 181
199 VA3NU Larry 5215T ON 11 8 3/4/1 0 178
200 AE0IB Scott 18382T MO 10 8 3/5/0 0 175
201 WA5KMA Jim 5057S TX 8 8 6/2/0 0 174
202 K9JP Jeff 3008 MI 10 7 4/2/1 12 167
203 KD9GDY Jim 18156T IN 8 7 7/0/0 0 161
203 WA6OEF PRESTON 8603 CA 9 9 2/5/0 0 161
205 NN3E Kevin 19625S MD 8 7 5/2/1 3 159
206 W4XX Jay 14077 WV 9 8 2/5/1 0 157
207 AF5SW KEVIN 20090 OK 8 7 4/3/1 0 151
208 N3KQN Rich 18333T PA 8 7 3/3/2 0 141
208 W4LDA Roger 4789T GA 8 7 3/4/0 0 141
210 LW3EX WALT 3804S ARG 8 7 4/2/0 1 137
210 NU4M Greg 5264T GA 7 6 5/2/0 0 137
212 N9ZXL Dave 7114S IL 6 6 3/3/0 22 133
213 WL7WH Bob 2940S AK 7 6 5/1/1 0 132
213 WA5AFD Gerald 8150S OK 7 7 4/2/0 3 132
215 WB5JWI Les 5013S TX 5 5 3/2/0 38 128
216 WA5DSS Bill 13283 TX 7 6 3/3/1 0 122
217 WN1MB Jeff 11128 CT 7 5 1/5/1 3 108
218 CT1ELZ Manuel 18575 POR 7 7 1/4/0 0 104
219 VA7ER Jim 18246 BC 7 6 2/3/0 0 102
220 KB9QG Jeff 20712 IN 6 6 3/2/0 0 101
221 WA3IGU Dennis 19535T PA 6 4 1/3/1 25 99
222 N4RRT Don 18330 PA 6 5 3/2/0 0 95
222 W9JX Stan 8822 FL 5 5 4/1/0 0 95
222 KC4HCH Roger 7688S AL 5 5 4/1/0 0 95
225 K9PNP MITCH 13703C IN 5 5 4/0/1 0 90
225 NZ1J Dave 17841T CT 5 4 4/1/0 0 90
227 KV8Z CHRIS 421 OH 5 5 3/1/1 0 85
228 KA4WJB Joe 1389 FL 5 5 3/1/0 0 80
229 KA5VZG Alan 6264S TN 3 3 2/0/1 35 79
230 VE3VAW BRIAN PEPPERDINE 9272T ON 4 4 4/0/0 0 76
230 WB2ELD Art 4930 NJ 5 5 1/2/0 16 76
230 WN4AT Joey 8745S AL 4 4 1/2/0 25 76
233 AD5VC Dana 1555S LA 4 3 1/2/0 22 69
234 W6SMF Stan 19135C CA 5 4 1/3/0 0 65
235 ON7DQ Luc 14984T BEL 5 4 2/1/0 0 60
236 KG4WNA John 4984T KY 3 3 3/0/0 1 55
237 KA8HDE Chuck 6913S MN 3 3 3/0/0 0 54
238 N3CI Dave 15363T OK 5 4 1/1/1 0 50
239 OH2MGA Samuli 18328 FIN 4 2 2/0/1 2 45
240 NW0M Mitch 6893S MO 3 3 1/2/0 0 44
240 WD9IGY Tom 18559 WI 3 3 1/2/0 0 44
242 N5PU LEON 427T MS 3 3 1/1/1 0 39
243 N5XE Carl 6307S OK 3 3 1/1/0 0 34
243 N3PDT Doug 6861S MO 2 2 2/0/0 0 34
243 G0RDO John 2133S ENG 3 3 1/1/0 0 34
246 K9ZMD Gary 891T WA 2 2 0/1/0 16 30
246 WB8WUA Greg 21046 OH 2 2 0/1/0 16 30
248 KA3TTT Austin 21554 PA 2 2 1/1/0 0 29
248 K7ROH TOM 7070T ID 3 3 0/2/0 0 29
250 WK2S Art 9434S NJ 4 3 0/1/1 0 27
251 VE7HI Ken 5533T BC 2 2 1/0/0 0 19
252 K9DAC Tom 10148S OH 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
252 KE0JYJ Steve 19192 NE 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
254 K8FAC FRANK 2506S OH 2 2 0/1/0 0 14
255 K3YMI Jim 16055T MD 1 1 0/1/0 0 11
255 W6IRA Gary 12393 CA 1 1 0/1/0 0 11
257 F8EZZ JOEL 15300C FRA 3 3 0/0/0 0 9
258 KD0I Lloyd 19984 MO 1 1 0/0/1 0 6
258 K5ZOL Bob 3945S TX 1 1 0/0/1 0 6


QRPp - 1W or less

Rank Callsign Name SKCC # SPC QSOs SPCs S/T/C Bonus Score
1 N4OW AL 11375S FL 41 24 20/8/1 69 1,438
2 K3JZD Jody 13330S PA 26 16 7/8/1 14 620
3 K8TDM Tom Mihelich 19437C MI 20 15 10/7/1 36 561


QRP - 5W or less

Rank Callsign Name SKCC # SPC QSOs SPCs S/T/C Bonus Score
1 K3ESE Lloyd 19100S MD 119 37 39/39/8 178 5,596
2 W8BUD BUD 11340S MI 47 25 21/16/2 40 1,700
3 NN0SS STEVE 11137S MN 42 24 13/22/0 20 1,443
4 KD3CA Don 10175T PA 39 24 17/14/3 22 1,368
5 N3QW Doug 10411S MD 21 18 8/7/2 32 610
6 W4KAC Ken 20760T NC 20 14 9/8/2 38 543
7 WB3GCK Craig 15052S PA 18 11 9/6/1 19 417
8 AB8FJ Ted 62T OH 13 11 3/8/1 75 348
9 W3DF Dan 12995 MD 15 9 3/9/0 0 270
10 KD0WW Wiley 6047 CO 11 11 4/4/1 0 226
11 WA5LSV Larry 12621T TX 10 8 3/5/0 16 191
12 KI4MZC Don 12214 GA 10 8 4/5/0 0 190
13 K9JP Jeff 3008 MI 10 7 4/2/1 12 167
14 WN1MB Jeff 11128 CT 7 5 1/5/1 3 108
15 N5PU LEON 427T MS 3 3 1/1/1 0 39
16 K9ZMD Gary 891T WA 2 2 0/1/0 16 30
17 KA3TTT Austin 21554 PA 2 2 1/1/0 0 29
17 K7ROH TOM 7070T ID 3 3 0/2/0 0 29
19 W6IRA Gary 12393 CA 1 1 0/1/0 0 11


QRO - 100W or less

Rank Callsign Name SKCC # SPC QSOs SPCs S/T/C Bonus Score
1 AC1GF Bob 19399S NH 341 55 97/92/13 367 21,562
2 VE3FP Adam 8823C ON 237 47 73/75/7 65 13,084
3 W2RAN Randy 1050S NH 209 52 62/54/13 282 12,685
4 NZ0T Bill 16461C MO 205 48 70/62/8 247 11,797
5 N4LSJ Thomas 20586T OH 172 52 66/58/5 335 10,874
6 N8KQ Randy 8934S OH 152 42 45/56/11 97 7,771
7 WB2FUV MIKE MORAN 13057 NY 121 48 46/38/4 140 7,038
8 K1PUG Hank 12486S CT 129 43 41/44/4 50 6,672
9 WB9HFK Mark 83S IL 124 42 40/47/7 154 6,467
10 KE1AF ABEL M 6936 RI 81 31 22/32/4 3,201 6,382
11 K3MSB Mark 5965S PA 117 41 40/44/7 222 6,094
12 K3QP Bill 20513T PA 114 42 47/36/3 188 6,056
13 KC5F Steve 21092T NC 103 42 49/34/7 230 5,666
14 W4JF Joe 20894T SC 115 38 43/37/5 25 5,435
15 K9LI Don 19153T IN 103 40 44/36/4 142 5,302
16 W4FOA Tony 641T GA 103 40 37/39/1 185 5,255
17 K4GM George 7241S VA 104 39 41/32/7 228 5,254
18 N3MVX Jim 3273S PA 116 35 38/35/11 85 5,120
19 VE3FGU Mike 17076 ON 104 36 35/34/5 0 4,634
20 K3CKO Bob 13811S NY 110 34 28/39/7 28 4,613
21 WA2JSG Curt 3018S NJ 100 36 34/35/5 101 4,586
22 K5HEM Hal 8421S TX 100 32 35/35/6 186 4,291
23 W5BM DAN 7754S OK 95 35 31/36/5 69 4,244
24 KE4OH Steve 13651S TN 88 31 37/25/5 234 3,792
25 KB3NSK Eric 16174T PA 82 35 26/28/4 33 3,593
26 KF7WNS Gary 9895 OR 79 35 23/19/5 177 3,502
27 W7AMI Terry 20359T ID 74 36 32/31/3 0 3,469
28 NQ8T Steve 5919 OH 69 34 41/18/6 30 3,201
29 WA9BBN Ed 17763S IN 68 29 31/27/3 159 2,881
30 W0KFG Richard 16863T MN 62 36 21/20/0 53 2,800
31 VE3RDE Roger 13907S ON 60 33 25/19/3 53 2,613
32 KK0I Jack 2370S WI 58 28 21/20/2 119 2,268
33 KC9IL Warren 11766S IL 53 30 23/19/1 31 2,161
34 AF2Z Drew 2082S NJ 59 26 17/18/4 91 2,080
35 W8REA Jon 19189 MI 56 27 21/24/2 0 2,077
36 K8ZAA Randy 15019S MI 48 29 23/15/2 76 1,973
36 KB4QQJ Randy 3508S NC 52 26 22/15/2 131 1,973
38 W4HAY Frank 678T TN 55 25 26/13/2 66 1,971
39 N1CGP Dave 17912 ME 52 26 21/18/1 80 1,932
40 K5TSK Hank 14893S AR 50 26 20/17/3 86 1,871
41 W1TAG John 15461S MA 46 28 21/15/2 89 1,852
42 WA3WXR Jim 19169T PA 51 25 21/15/4 65 1,825
43 KD5RSS Butch 1910S OK 48 25 19/18/3 107 1,787
44 VE2VAB George 19304C QC 50 25 27/11/0 2 1,767
45 K9PL PHILIP 258T IL 47 23 21/19/2 100 1,696
46 KD1RT Roy 15741S MA 44 26 16/16/4 38 1,602
47 AD0YM Michael 18040T MO 45 25 23/12/2 0 1,600
48 AA4XU Wes 1142S FL 45 23 20/17/2 40 1,555
49 FG8NY Jean 9423 GUD 46 24 14/19/1 0 1,509
50 KD2JC Joe 710S NJ 45 22 21/14/0 59 1,504
51 K6KQV BILL 2626T CA 40 27 12/14/3 87 1,502
52 WB0CLL ED 9600T OK 42 24 18/18/1 32 1,495
53 KA5TJS Allen 5172S TX 41 25 17/13/2 64 1,484
54 KC7QY Jim 4323S NM 42 24 15/16/2 67 1,470
55 K8JD John 1395T MI 45 20 22/11/1 118 1,463
56 K0VVV Bob 11193S CO 45 24 8/17/5 67 1,462
57 W1ZAH Frank 20478T CT 40 24 17/13/2 20 1,375
58 AF3Z Jim 3034T PA 39 24 16/10/1 82 1,363
59 AC8SV ANDY 18238S OH 40 22 19/11/2 50 1,335
60 W5WTH Pat 18901T TX 41 24 9/16/4 0 1,299
61 N1MHV Bob 21332T GA 35 23 18/9/2 121 1,296
62 K5BZH Jim 447T TX 43 20 18/11/2 34 1,284
63 AI4UN Charles 4715S GA 42 21 13/17/2 13 1,270
64 K6PB Peter 6971T CA 35 23 17/5/1 139 1,254
64 K0IVK Joe 1436S MO 33 23 21/5/3 115 1,254
66 K4ZGB Tom 796S AL 35 24 15/11/4 27 1,222
67 W8BFX Dennis 7765S WA 35 22 10/16/0 39 1,119
68 K1EDG Ed 9625S ME 31 22 15/10/3 88 1,110
69 AA2XB Frank 1681S NY 31 22 16/14/1 27 1,094
70 K6JF Jim 4261S CA 36 19 15/9/3 53 1,067
71 AF8A GARY 16348 OH 35 17 18/13/2 38 1,043
72 WB8JAY Dan 3717 OH 35 18 13/12/0 90 1,035
73 WO8L Rick 17089T NC 43 15 13/16/2 0 1,010
74 W8ARC Bob 8734T WV 39 14 15/22/2 0 1,001
75 AC7FF Dave 18404T AZ 34 23 5/13/2 1 998
76 KA4UPI Mark 2582S GA 32 20 9/16/2 25 970
77 VE3AHY Krys 16135T ON 31 19 16/9/1 30 954
78 VA3RSA Richard 21258T ON 26 21 13/9/1 89 925
79 N3FLL Frank 10376S PA 33 18 12/13/3 0 919
80 WB1AJX Howard 12872S RI 30 20 10/13/3 16 911
81 KG4MTN Mike 11556 TN 30 18 15/9/2 34 899
82 N8XI Rick 15024S MI 22 17 12/6/1 260 879
83 F5DE Bernard 6247S FRA 26 18 14/7/0 60 808
84 AC6FU Jack 6477S CO 27 19 11/11/2 0 798
85 K8NB Noel 3112S MI 28 16 10/10/2 68 776
86 VE7CNF Toby 14302 BC 22 17 10/10/0 140 764
87 AA8TA Joe Fischer 13604 OH 27 17 12/8/1 16 740
88 CT1BQH Carlos 9882T POR 27 20 7/8/2 0 735
89 AC9EZ Jim 10658T IN 26 18 10/11/0 3 731
90 WA4FQN Jerry 14184S TN 23 17 10/8/3 93 729
91 K8UDH Bruce 10532S NE 26 18 11/8/0 0 713
92 NE5DL Dave 5081S TX 26 17 8/8/1 53 700
93 VE3EKA Edwin Pires 21611 ON 25 17 13/6/1 0 685
94 WA3GM Gregory 10382 PA 28 17 9/5/1 0 666
95 N3CKI Dave 15825S NC 23 16 12/8/2 20 658
96 KC9UL Curt 8667S IL 20 17 10/7/1 76 641
97 K8KUF Tom 11854 MI 24 16 13/5/2 0 639
98 AA7XP Herb 14525T OR 23 17 10/6/0 34 635
99 K1ARR Art 2775S VT 22 16 11/9/1 16 628
100 VE2KZW Robert 16248T QC 23 16 13/6/0 0 623
101 KF5TWJ Jeff 14112 AR 24 15 10/7/2 20 610
102 OK2VWB Vasek 11812T CZE 23 16 11/7/1 0 608
102 WB4BIN Dave 12373T TX 21 15 12/5/2 53 608
104 AA0W Ron 19351 NE 21 17 12/5/0 14 601
105 KN4NVU Paul 21247 TN 21 19 9/5/1 11 600
106 W8IQ Kurt 7557S OH 21 16 11/6/2 0 571
107 KF7DS Don 8281T OR 20 15 7/8/2 62 557
108 AA5VE Carl 8863S TX 21 16 9/6/2 12 553
109 KK4WX Russ 14070S GA 19 14 11/5/1 57 543
110 NM1W Jim 13718 NH 20 16 7/10/2 0 535
111 WA1VIL Greg 443T MA 20 13 10/6/2 53 533
112 N0UMP Bill 659S MO 20 15 8/9/1 0 515
113 W4LSV Barry 2795S TN 19 16 7/8/0 11 500
114 K8BAT John 10395T OH 18 15 8/5/1 54 499
115 N4API Brian 11673S AL 18 13 10/5/1 58 497
116 KB1WOD Dave 10530S MA 19 14 10/4/2 21 487
117 WY4X Rick 9949 GA 19 15 7/9/1 0 485
118 N8KR Ken 7559S FL 20 14 9/6/1 0 480
119 WA9ZDC Swart 16301T WI 18 12 5/9/2 76 467
120 W7GRM Gregg Myers 17746 ID 17 13 8/6/0 63 464
121 AC8PL Ulrich 14568C MI 19 14 8/6/1 0 451
122 K0KEX Rick 5220S MO 16 13 8/7/0 20 418
123 K2HT Dick 5087S MO 18 12 6/6/2 38 414
124 NF5U Jerry 12773S TX 16 12 9/5/2 25 412
125 WA3FIR Doug 20919 PA 18 12 7/8/2 0 411
126 KD0SVI Paul 11536C IA 16 12 7/7/0 41 408
127 WB8WTU Dennis 217T OH 16 12 9/5/1 22 404
128 DL9YCS Joerg 7150S GER 16 14 5/6/2 2 371
129 WS9E Joe 3859T WI 12 11 9/2/0 82 369
130 GM0EUL Peter 16307T SCO 16 12 9/3/0 2 359
131 F8FSC Laurent 21621 FRA 16 13 4/6/2 0 338
132 WD0EGC Jay 17776 ND 14 12 8/3/1 14 337
133 K8AAX Paul 19588 MI 18 10 8/3/1 0 335
134 NU7A Bren 15031 WA 13 12 8/4/0 16 332
135 KG5IEE Randal 20496 TX 14 11 6/7/1 0 319
136 KA9GKE Rose 17764 IN 15 10 4/7/2 22 312
137 KG8ZQ Jerry 17248 OH 15 10 7/5/1 0 310
138 K3ZGA Bob 12392S FL 15 10 6/6/1 0 305
138 AC2C Ron 2748S MD 13 9 5/7/1 38 305
140 AG0H Keith 8887T MN 14 12 2/9/1 0 293
141 KA8HFN Larry 2046S OH 13 11 7/3/0 0 278
142 N5KIP Dick 3755S TX 12 11 6/5/1 0 277
143 N0UYN Dennis 5753T MO 12 8 7/3/1 38 274
144 N5DR Cecil 19844T LA 12 11 3/7/1 16 268
145 G4PVM Paul 17810T ENG 13 10 6/3/1 2 257
146 WB0PYF/M Ray 5169S FL 12 8 6/3/1 14 235
147 W8BFT Ed 13629S OH 10 10 5/4/0 14 229
148 ND4U Den 5936T TN 11 9 5/4/0 0 214
148 KE3O Bill 9282T MD 10 8 7/1/0 19 214
150 W0JWR John 13199 CO 22 1 5/11/1 0 212
151 K9QEW Daryl 2963 AZ 11 9 4/5/0 0 209
152 N4IDH Alton 12228S AL 8 7 4/3/1 57 208
153 W1WIU JIM 486T RI 10 10 4/4/1 0 205
154 KD9EBS Sergey 14956T IL 10 9 5/3/1 2 202
155 KA3LOC Ric 660S KS 11 10 2/6/0 0 200
156 K0MC Mike 5241S CO 11 7 5/1/2 25 197
157 KM6CPF DAVE 19728C CA 9 8 6/2/0 14 196
158 W1ZIY Ron 9621T MA 10 8 4/5/0 0 190
159 VE5CUL Brian 1672T SK 8 6 3/3/1 53 181
160 VA3NU Larry 5215T ON 11 8 3/4/1 0 178
161 AE0IB Scott 18382T MO 10 8 3/5/0 0 175
162 WA5KMA Jim 5057S TX 8 8 6/2/0 0 174
163 KD9GDY Jim 18156T IN 8 7 7/0/0 0 161
163 WA6OEF PRESTON 8603 CA 9 9 2/5/0 0 161
165 NN3E Kevin 19625S MD 8 7 5/2/1 3 159
166 W4XX Jay 14077 WV 9 8 2/5/1 0 157
167 AF5SW KEVIN 20090 OK 8 7 4/3/1 0 151
168 N3KQN Rich 18333T PA 8 7 3/3/2 0 141
168 W4LDA Roger 4789T GA 8 7 3/4/0 0 141
170 LW3EX WALT 3804S ARG 8 7 4/2/0 1 137
170 NU4M Greg 5264T GA 7 6 5/2/0 0 137
172 N9ZXL Dave 7114S IL 6 6 3/3/0 22 133
173 WL7WH Bob 2940S AK 7 6 5/1/1 0 132
173 WA5AFD Gerald 8150S OK 7 7 4/2/0 3 132
175 WA5DSS Bill 13283 TX 7 6 3/3/1 0 122
176 CT1ELZ Manuel 18575 POR 7 7 1/4/0 0 104
177 VA7ER Jim 18246 BC 7 6 2/3/0 0 102
178 KB9QG Jeff 20712 IN 6 6 3/2/0 0 101
179 WA3IGU Dennis 19535T PA 6 4 1/3/1 25 99
180 N4RRT Don 18330 PA 6 5 3/2/0 0 95
180 W9JX Stan 8822 FL 5 5 4/1/0 0 95
180 KC4HCH Roger 7688S AL 5 5 4/1/0 0 95
183 K9PNP MITCH 13703C IN 5 5 4/0/1 0 90
183 NZ1J Dave 17841T CT 5 4 4/1/0 0 90
185 KV8Z CHRIS 421 OH 5 5 3/1/1 0 85
186 KA4WJB Joe 1389 FL 5 5 3/1/0 0 80
187 KA5VZG Alan 6264S TN 3 3 2/0/1 35 79
188 VE3VAW BRIAN PEPPERDINE 9272T ON 4 4 4/0/0 0 76
188 WB2ELD Art 4930 NJ 5 5 1/2/0 16 76
188 WN4AT Joey 8745S AL 4 4 1/2/0 25 76
191 AD5VC Dana 1555S LA 4 3 1/2/0 22 69
192 W6SMF Stan 19135C CA 5 4 1/3/0 0 65
193 ON7DQ Luc 14984T BEL 5 4 2/1/0 0 60
194 KA8HDE Chuck 6913S MN 3 3 3/0/0 0 54
195 N3CI Dave 15363T OK 5 4 1/1/1 0 50
196 OH2MGA Samuli 18328 FIN 4 2 2/0/1 2 45
197 NW0M Mitch 6893S MO 3 3 1/2/0 0 44
197 WD9IGY Tom 18559 WI 3 3 1/2/0 0 44
199 N5XE Carl 6307S OK 3 3 1/1/0 0 34
199 N3PDT Doug 6861S MO 2 2 2/0/0 0 34
199 G0RDO John 2133S ENG 3 3 1/1/0 0 34
202 WB8WUA Greg 21046 OH 2 2 0/1/0 16 30
203 VE7HI Ken 5533T BC 2 2 1/0/0 0 19
204 K9DAC Tom 10148S OH 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
204 KE0JYJ Steve 19192 NE 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
206 K8FAC FRANK 2506S OH 2 2 0/1/0 0 14
207 K3YMI Jim 16055T MD 1 1 0/1/0 0 11
208 F8EZZ JOEL 15300C FRA 3 3 0/0/0 0 9
209 KD0I Lloyd 19984 MO 1 1 0/0/1 0 6


QRO+ - more than 100W

Rank Callsign Name SKCC # SPC QSOs SPCs S/T/C Bonus Score
1 KG6MC Bob 11229S SC 246 57 64/73/17 306 16,103
2 KS9KCC AL 12000T IN 252 48 73/77/10 414 14,425
3 K3WW Chas 14962S PA 175 51 58/55/6 139 10,514
4 W0VD DAN 2515 MO 166 45 46/50/4 0 8,680
5 F6EJN Bob 508S FRA 133 53 47/41/7 147 8,346
6 W9GT Jack 21069T IN 154 46 40/47/7 106 8,295
7 W1GF Greg 17984T ME 139 50 36/44/7 41 8,006
8 F6HKA Bert 6069S FRA 117 41 51/33/4 148 6,060
9 WB0SND Mike 6867S MO 93 40 28/31/3 238 4,703
10 AD0AB Jim 9667S KS 86 34 30/34/3 137 3,866
11 VE1AHX Ben 18100S NS 66 30 27/22/1 373 2,983
12 KB0LF Fred 6302T NE 51 29 18/16/3 140 2,064
13 W5UAA Guy 6711S TX 51 30 19/15/2 86 2,061
14 WB2VVV Chris 14078 RI 40 22 13/13/4 26 1,251
15 W7GB Don 2771T WA 30 22 11/11/1 0 940
16 K9EA Dan 21057 IN 31 21 10/11/2 0 921
17 N0CVW Chas 9074S KS 26 20 15/3/3 46 836
18 W9KMP Ken 549S IL 20 17 12/6/1 16 601
19 VE4AEA Lloyd 13127T MB 16 12 10/5/1 43 440
20 WM4Q Robert 16465S TN 18 13 7/5/1 0 394
21 N1FG Larry 16270S NH 10 9 5/3/0 116 311
22 VK7CW Steve 10820S AUS 13 9 6/5/1 20 282
23 N0CC Chris 20299 NJ 11 9 7/4/0 5 249
24 K4BAI JOHN 3280 GA 11 9 6/2/0 23 232
25 WB5JWI Les 5013S TX 5 5 3/2/0 38 128
26 KG4WNA John 4984T KY 3 3 3/0/0 1 55
27 WK2S Art 9434S NJ 4 3 0/1/1 0 27
28 K5ZOL Bob 3945S TX 1 1 0/0/1 0 6


Multi-Operator - More than One Operator

Rank Callsign Name SKCC # SPC QSOs SPCs S/T/C Bonus Score

No results in the category

SWL - shortwave listener

Rank Callsign Name SKCC # SPC QSOs SPCs S/T/C Bonus Score

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Participants and QSOs by SPC

  AK: 1 / 7   AL: 5 / 70   AR: 2 / 74   ARG: 1 / 8   AUS: 1 / 13
  AZ: 2 / 45   BC: 3 / 31   BEL: 1 / 5   CA: 7 / 135   CO: 5 / 116
  CT: 4 / 181   CZE: 1 / 23   ENG: 2 / 16   FIN: 1 / 4   FL: 7 / 143
  FRA: 5 / 295   GA: 10 / 286   GER: 1 / 16   GUD: 1 / 46   IA: 1 / 16
  ID: 3 / 94   IL: 7 / 280   IN: 10 / 668   KS: 3 / 123   KY: 1 / 3
  LA: 2 / 16   MA: 5 / 139   MB: 1 / 16   MD: 7 / 187   ME: 3 / 222
  MI: 11 / 337   MN: 4 / 121   MO: 13 / 624   MS: 1 / 3   NC: 5 / 241
  ND: 1 / 14   NE: 4 / 99   NH: 4 / 580   NJ: 6 / 224   NM: 1 / 42
  NS: 1 / 66   NY: 3 / 262   OH: 18 / 646   OK: 7 / 208   ON: 8 / 498
  OR: 3 / 122   PA: 17 / 878   POR: 2 / 34   QC: 2 / 73   RI: 4 / 161
  SC: 2 / 361   SCO: 1 / 16   SK: 1 / 8   TN: 9 / 268   TX: 16 / 417
  VA: 1 / 104   VT: 1 / 22   WA: 4 / 80   WI: 4 / 91   WV: 2 / 48


        Soapbox Comments        



From AA0W, Ron

Good conditions on 80 and 20, 40 was RTTY contest.
Thanks to all operators who listened for my call.

From AA2XB, Frank

Another great boat anchor WES. Only able to work Sunday, gave out some bonus points and got a few in return. Rig was a Heathkit SB 300,SB 400 and SB 610 scope. Antenna was a Carolina windom up abt. 40 feet. Sorry but no tubes for the tuner. Thanks to all that take part in these events and the folks that give their time to make this club stand out from all the rest.

AA2XB

From AA4XU, Wes

I enjoyed the WES. Only contacted a couple boat anchor stations, but that's OK. I was using my new-to-me bug. It has been quite a while since I used one. I'm not completely happy with my fist, but bought the bug so I can work on it. People seemed to be copying me OK. I suppose I'll have to get a sideswiper next so I can work on the TKA. Always nice to work a few stations for the first time.

AA4XU

From AA7XP, Herb

It was a good WES excluding the 40 RTTY QRM. Some Members escaped to the 7.114 alternate frequency area. That's a good thing to remember.

From AA8TA, Joe Fischer

One more of these and I should finally reach Centurian level! Only been 5 years.

From AC1GF, Bob

Wow, what a WES! Big story for me was my newly installed 20m loop antenna. I haven't been happy for a long time with my 20m QSO total using my 20m dipole at 35 feet. This new loop antenna seemed to have solved the problem. I made 130 QSOs on 20m with the loop, and worked many 7th area call signs that I never used to work. Loop was purposely made to be bi-directional in the NW/SE directions. It works surprisingly well in the other directions too, only used the dipole for a couple of contacts. Only made 45 QSOs last month on 20m, and 79 the month before.Never worked North Dakota in previous contests, but worked ND 3 times in this one!
Working 40m was very tough.... RTTY QRM most
of the WES, some windows of operation between 11AM and 1PM local time. Moved up to 7.110 to 7.122 to make a few QSOs.
I cleared out my eQSL inbox before the contest, now it's jammed packed again, more work.
Photo shows 20m loop. A little hard to see... homemade balun in middle of bottom
horizontal wire around 4 feet off ground. Coax
lying on ground near cut birch tree.
But.... the best part of the contest is looking at F6EJN's cat. I asked him if I could
have it, but he said no. (can't blame him for that). Thanks for all the QSOs!

AC1GF

From AC2C, Ron

Too little time for this WES.

From AC8SV, ANDY

Really hope to have a BA rig for this next year!!!!

From AC9EZ, Jim

Another great WES! I was on for a little bit Saturday, then worked the last 45 minutes or so on Sunday. 80m seemed to be quite good, with minimal qsb. 73 all! de Jim ac9ez

From AD0AB, Jim

Fun Sprint! Thanks for the QSOs. Now I've got to figure out why my transmitter deleted a letter now and then - strange.

From AD0YM, Michael

Yaesu 450 D @ 100 W to OCF Dipole. Fined tuned with MFJ Deluxe Versa Tuner for 80M operation. (Not exactly the best solution, but glad to be able to work the lower band.) Sneeked into 40 M a few times to work stations within the RTTY cacophony. For the most part it was 20 or 80m this time.

It is always a pleasure to work our fellow members. 73, Mike

From AF3Z, Jim

Good time: 5.5 hours on Saturday with my Heathkit station: DX-60/HG-10b VFO & HR-10 = 13 tubes (if you are counting, VR tube in vfo replaced by zener diode ;-). The HR-10 rcvr got a lot of help from my NESCAF audio filter!! I also went back to paper logging which made good copy a greater priority! Between working to keep the rcvr and xmtr on similar frequencies, manual T/R switching, listening to the wide receiver that hears sigs on both sides of the carrier, and trying to write in the log, it was a fun challenge... [ Shouldn't I get a bonus for that?? ;-) ]

AF3Z

From AF5SW, KEVIN

1ST WES ever, had a Blast! Thank you everyone for helping me get through this! 40m was terrible with the RTTY contest. I will be back! Thanks again.

From AF8A, GARY

80 meters was THE band this weekend. The last few hours Sunday evening were really busy. The snow static wasn't helpful, but the Omni VII's DSP functions helped pull everyone through.

AF8A

From AG0H, Keith

40 meters was pretty dead for me in the Midwest. I was only able to work 2 hours on Sat. eve and worked all of the stations on 80 meters. Great fun and hope to have more time next month.
73, Keith AGØH

From DL9YCS, Joerg

Good condx on saturday.
Thank you for the nice QSOs !
But a terrible storm on sunday makes it impossible
to take part in the WES :-(
73 Joerg

From F5DE, Bernard

No activity saturday, busy radio sunday : two meter SSB contest during the morning, WES activity the evening till the end of the event. Not many contacts but enjoyed them as usual. Due to RTTY contest my 40m activity was done between 7110 and 7115 without any problem, just a bad SWR on this high part of the band. K3WW and KB4QQJ worked on 40m and 80m. Five new numbers were logged for my future DX-Q 1300. It was nice to be called on 20m by W7RGZ in WA using my 80 watts into my good old multiband GP, Bob was using far more effective radiated power than me, hi ! Thank you all for contacts and see you next time.

From F6EJN, Bob

Very nice WES, many new numbers and new T. Very good WES with two good periods of traffic in the afternoon in France and therefore in the morning in the USA. Thank you all for the QSO and soon, I will also be able to traffic the 40 m. see you next month for the Brag bonus and the WES. 73 Bob

F6EJN

From F6HKA, Bert

I was only able to be active on Sunday, but I had fun as usual. Thank you to everyone for the QSOs and see you next month. 73 Bert.

F6HKA

From F8FSC, Laurent

First Participation for me tks all for your call .73 F8FSC

From FG8NY, Jean

Tks fb WES

73 Jean FG8NY

From G0RDO, John

Conditions poor here and we had a storm raging over the weekend. Did not hear any EU stations at all. Rig TS-440s, 100 watts, vertical ant, Marconi PS No213A pump key. Picture is a Standard Radio Co bug WW2. 73

G0RDO

From GM0EUL, Peter

Great fun to fire up my HW100 and give away some bonus points. I think the boat anchor WES is my favourite. There didn't seem to be as many tube radios on the air this time and I only received two bonus points myself.

GM0EUL

From K0IVK, Joe

I always enjoy the BA WES. This time I used a Kenwood T599D and Drake R4C. TX has 3 tubes RX had 6 but 1 was replaced with upgrade sub, so gave out 8 bonus points. RTTY caused havoc on 40M 20M was dead here a lot of the time. My antenna was Hustler 5BTV Key was a 1942 Lightning bug instead of the later model Original shown in the rig picture.

K0IVK

From K0KEX, Rick

Nice to hear the Boat Anchors mixed in with the Rtty'ers..enjoy seeing the WES pix's and comments.
Had hoped to get the Globe Scout/SX-101A on the air...busy time with family...73

K0KEX

From K0MC, Mike

1st WES in along time and very rusty. Had fun and see all next month

From K1PUG, Hank

I worked on 20 mostly . 40 was such a mess with rtty...also some stns using 80 mtr/s lots of new stns towards my sx6 now at 1065 ...cul all in March 73, Hank

From K3CKO, Bob

RTTY drove us to the upper 40 meter band where I did fairly well. 20 meters was a looser this month. 80 meters bailed us out in the end.
I used a SPEEDEX Les Logan bug for this WES. See it's picture below. It is set up for 7 to 13 words per minute. the action is not quite as nice as my Vibrolex bugs but it does ok in a pileup.

K3CKO

From K3ESE, Lloyd

I think I had about a total of twelve hours to play, this month, half on each day. Plenty of fun! I actually worked John in OZ, VK4SSN, with my 5W, Saturday afternoon! whoa! And that's long-path.

I also worked two of my old QRP Barbershop buddies, K1ESE and W5ESE.

My setup was an Elecraft K2 at 5W to a 20m EDZ up 50'.

here are a couple of our doggos.

K3ESE

From K3JZD, Jody

Ever wonder what an ant out in the middle of a busy dance floor feels like? Use QRPp CW during a popular RTTY Contest and you will probably come close to knowing that. Always nice to be heard by Bert-F6HKA and Bob-F6EJN, especially when I'm running QRPp!
KX3 @ 1W - 40m Dipole - 20m Beam.
Jody - K3JZD

K3JZD

From K3MSB, Mark

Great WES – I'm glad it was held in the winter this year! In the photo on the middle shelf are my WW II Navy RBB and RBC receivers. The B&W 5100 transmitter is below the RBC receiver. I gave out a bonus of 38, but there were really over 50 tubes glowing all through the weekend to keep the shack toasty – The RBB covers 80M and the RBC covers 40M and 20M; only one was in use at any given time, but both were “cooking”. I used my J-38 key for the event.

K3MSB

From K3WW, Chas

Spent more time in the WPX RTTY event this weekend. It sure makes a mess of 40 meters above 7040. Conditions seemed decent. Thanks for the contacts.
73 Chas K3WW

From K3YMI, Jim

Able to get in quick and make a contact :-) Likely going to be the lowest score submitted :-), but I was happy to make this contact using just my radio, a key, pencil and paper and listening ears.

From K4BAI, JOHN

Sorry I didn't read about the boatanchor points. I have two tubes in my amp, which is very old. It is an Alpha 78, which ews made before we got the WARC bands in 1980, but had been professionally converted to work those bands also. Spent most of the weekend in Orlando FL at their hamcation and saw the SKCC booth and a number of members. Missed the photo opportunity because was off site for a meeting of the FL Contest Group. By the time I got home, the pace om 20M was very slow and 40M was fair with activity up around 7110 kHz due to the CQ WW RTTY WPX Contest activity on the usual 40M WES/SKS/SKCC frequencies. 73, John, K4BAI.

From K5BZH, Jim

A friend of mine from our Navy days at NAVCOMSTA Adak back in 1965 - 1966 era recently challenged me to determine which of the 2 of us can work all 50 states the first, SKCC members only, starting from Jan 2020. This could be fun, a few of the states from Texas are gonna take a bit of work, Alaska for one.

From K5HEM, Hal

Had more time to spend - K3Y practice helped me feel confident running for a few sessions - great time.

From K5TSK, Hank

Thanks for the fun. My apology to the KM4 station that I couldn't pull out on 80m during one of my rare CQ's.
These WES events always feel more like a reunion than a contest, and that's great. Thanks guys.

From K6PB, Peter

The boat anchors sound great! Thanks for the QSOs.

From K7ROH, TOM

One must have patience WORKING out of Idaho especially with a poor antenna...I will be more prepared next monuth...

K7ROH

From K8AAX, Paul

May try to build a cootie for next month.

From K8FAC, FRANK

A frustrating WES to say the least. Had unexpected overnight company on Saturday, leaving only Sunday afternoon for WES. Then band conditions were kind of weird, with several stations simply disappearing in the middle of our QSO. And finally, there were the RTTY mavens, who cast their wide footprints all over the spectrum, seemingly without regard for anyone else's signals (especially problematic for those of us running crystal-controlled stations). Still, it was fun to fire up the boat-anchors, feel the warmth of their glowing tubes in my chilly basement, and hear the sweet chirp of their CW voices. Looking forward to the next one. Frank K8FAC

K8FAC

From K8JD, John

Only had a few hours Sunday to join in on the WES,Be Back next month !
but had fun !Got a few QSOs on 20 M, one on 160 and a bunch on 40 M today !

From K8NB, Noel

Enjoyed the boatanchor theme, but didn't hear many. Only 4 stations out of the 28 that I worked had tubes. My rig for this time around was a Drake TR4 (which did a nice job of keeping the shack warm). Key was a 1948 Vibroplex Original Deluxe. See you all again next month.
73, Noel

K8NB

From K8ZAA, Randy

Conditions seemed good. Had fun.

From K9JP, Jeff

I had a lot of fun during this WES. The HR-10 RX arrived just two days before the WES, and was not hearing very well at first. Got that fixed and then the W1TS original design TX had very low output at first. Got that fixed and was back around 4 watts output. Still need to do more work on that. There is something I still find amazing about "Boat Anchor Gear"! There will always be vintage gear at my station. Thanks to everyone for the QSO's and Thanks to all those SPECIAL stations with TUBES. Maybe, you will find a Tube TX or RX to use in next years "Boat Anchor" WES or like me almost everyday! 73 and Keep Having FUN! de Jeff K9JP 3008S

K9JP

From K9PNP, MITCH

Many signals copyable with RF gain at just above zero on the HQ-170. Unfortunately, so were the RTTY stations. Had 32 tubes [modified Viking II with 122 VFO and HQ-170 receiver]. Did not copy any tube numbers from my contacts. Had a good time anyway. Always love Boat Anchor month, even though I don't have a lot of time that WE normally.

From K9QEW, Daryl

Portable Snowbird operations from Mesa, Az. 20 meters only using a modified Gotham vertical mounted
on side of car port to a TS530 and J-38 key.
20 meters was active with QSB.

K9QEW

From KA3TTT, Austin

I had fun in my first WES. QRP from Philadelphia.

From KA4WJB, Joe

I spent most of the weekend at Orlando Hamcation but managed to make a few contacts with my HW-101 to give a few points away.

From KA5TJS, Allen

Great fun and thanks to the guys maintaining all that old tube stuff. They sound great. Most contacts were on 80 and 40 and some good runs up above 7.106 on this one. RTTY make it kind of tuff. CU all next month.

From KA8HFN, Larry

Thank You for the February 2020 WES QSO's.
God Bless,
GL and 73,
Larry

From KB0LF, Fred

Was practicing my sideswiper skills this weekend, sorry my fist not very good. Great propagation on 14MHz: F6EJN Bob on Sat, and JR2IUB (Take) and HP2SM (Santi) on Sun. Thanks all.

From KB1WOD, Dave

Not very good results this month. Thanks for the QSOs

KB1WOD

From KB3NSK, Eric

Thank you everyone that made this WES so much fun. I will be looking forward to the next one!!

73,

Eric

KB3NSK

From KB4QQJ, Randy

Yet another fun WES in the logs. Couldn't get much going on 20m but 40 and 80 seemed very active. Lots of RTTY but with filtering you can get in the middle and play away. I mostly ran my Century 21 at 30w into a doublet or LNR Quad at 33 feet. Used a bunch of different keys,bugs and sideswipers. See you all in March and I'll be bacvk to my normal QRP self.

From KC5F, Steve

Nice to have the old Novice section of 40m for refuge during the RTTY contest! 80m and 20m also fun, but only one 15m QSO. As usual, only Saturday available for WES, but more time than usual made it even better. (And WB0SND with 53 tubes - wow!)

KC5F

From KC9IL, Warren

Only had time to participate on Sunday. But it was a good opportunity to give my new Yaesu 991 a workout. It was up to the task, and it was nice to see some good activity on 20 meters during the afternoon. Thanks everyone for the contacts.

KC9IL

From KC9UL, Curt

Fun event. Just had to go up higher on 40 meters to get out of the RTTY. 20 meters was active for a few European SKCCers

From KD0I, Lloyd

Great time as usual!

From KD0SVI, Paul

Thanks for a great WES! Time was limited but did enjoy handing out 20 bonus points with my Heathkit HW-101.

From KD0WW, Wiley

I really appreciate the time and effort to put on these events. Although the bands were kind of rough, still had a good time. Great to see so many people participate.

KD0WW

From KD1RT, Roy

Always enjoy the Boat Anchor WES, it gives me a reason to keep the Knight T60 and Heathkit HR-10B operational. Recent crystal grinding has resulted in enough TX frequencies to be somewhat flexible on three bands. 73

KD1RT

From KD2JC, Joe

One of my favorite events. Not many other boat anchors received on this end but always fun. Ran my DX-60B along with the HG-10B VFO and a Drake 2A with some help from the Heathkit QF-1 Q multiplier. The bug was a Vibroplex Champion. Thanks to all that worked me and 73.

KD2JC

From KD3CA, Don

Was a busy weekend for me and didn't get to play on radio very much, . But was fun as usual. 73 to all, Don

From KD9EBS, Sergey

Greetings:
Only had few hours on Sunday to participate.
Thank you all!
73!

From KD9GDY, Jim

I only got to operate for 1/2 hr. Hope to catch everyone next month.

From KE4OH, Steve

This is always my favorite WES theme: Boatanchors!! All my gear is from yesteryear, so this is fun for me. Boatanchor WES is the only time that I can get a pileup waiting to work me. 22 tubes.

This time, I was running my Heathkit SB-101 (20 tubes) + an SB-640 external LMO (2 tubes). About 100 watts out, fan dipole antenna, and Navy flameproof straight key.

40m was good, but too bad about the digi stations around 7.050. Fortunately, many of us moved above 7.100 and carried on.

80m was just on fire Saturday and Sunday. I even had a QSO with WB0B (Larry 8753) from IA in broad daylight Sunday morning. I also got a new country for me, FG8NY Guadalupe (Jean 9424).

KE4OH

From KF7WNS, Gary

Had a great time working friends and using my Drake gear - 2NT/R4B. 73 to all

From KG4MTN, Mike

Blew the dust off the Kenwood TS-530S so I would have some tubes to contribute. RTTY contest kept several folks on the 40M Novice band, which wasn't bad at all. Had a fun time!

From KG5IEE, Randal

Used my J-38 key that I picked up at a hamfest last month. Really enjoy the WES. Great practice for a new CW operator.

From KG6MC, Bob

Lots of new SKCC'ers for a change. Also a lot of new T's. First time I have worked more T's than S's. Lot of fun this month and more BIC time really helped with the score.

From KG8ZQ, Jerry

Not many points, but loads of fun,

From KI4MZC, Don

KX3 to a multi-band dipole. I had a nice time given the limited amount of time available. Most of the exchanges involved a little chatting, which was nice. 73 to all.

From KK0I, Jack

Limited time for this event. Still very enjoyable for the time. Looking forward to the next one. 73, jack, KKØI

KK0I

From KK4WX, Russ

Conditions not the best and then RTTY interference made it even tougher. Thanks to all who worked me. CU next time.

73 - Russ
KK4WX

KK4WX

From KN4NVU, Paul

Fun weekend not much time on air but still got some contact

From KS9KCC, AL

Old meets new. Kenwood TS-530S and solid state amp OCF inverted V at 30 feet. Loads of fun. Lots of stations on.

KS9KCC

From LW3EX, WALT

QSO stats: 8 on 21MHz (NIL in the others...)
TA33 - 50W - Homemade DSK (aka Sideswiper) and a German SK Firma Radio Richter (clone of the Baumuster LT1)
As always a great time... Thank you everyone for the QSOs BCNU 73, Walt - ..- ZUT

LW3EX

From N0CC, Chris

Murphy is alive and well. Rig problems hit and kept me troubleshooting all weekend. "Next month for sure!"

From N1FG, Larry

First WES participation for me in a long time but it was fun to catch the boat anchor captains as their signals drifted slowly by. hihi

N1FG

From N1MHV, Bob

Another fun Sprint

From N3CI, Dave

No time to operate but managed to get on for about 20 minutes of fun. Thanks for the Q’s.

From N3PDT, Doug

Always my favorite theme! Thanks for the fun. -N3PDT

N3PDT

From N4API, Brian

Got half of my contacts while /portable in outback Alabama. Nice to have Zero RFI.

From N4LSJ, Thomas

Bands were blah on Saturday and on Sunday around lunch time, but then picked up in the evening. My biggest WES so far, by a slim margin. Put a major dent in my Tx8->S stations needed. From 133 needed down to 16 needed.

From N4OW, AL

What can you say about RTTY ? grrrrrrrrr ! Operating at 1 watt will keep you humble :-) Many SKCC ops have great ears and patience. Thanks for digging out my pea shooter KX3 at 1 Watt with a Vertical. 72/73 de AL, N4ow 11375s

N4OW

From N4RRT, Don

Only able to squeeze in about an hour on the air, but had great fun as always.

From N5DR, Cecil

I enjoyed this month's WES, as usual. I look forward to that time each month. Still working on operating my homemade Cootie key.

From N5XE, Carl

No time for this one...got on Saturday morning, took a breakfast break, then got busy and never got back on CW the entire weekend.

From N8KQ, Randy

Saturday, bands here were Great but not as good Sunday morning, but improved thruout the day. Thanks everyone fer another fun weekend. 73 Randy

N8KQ

From N8KR, Ken

Not much operating time thanks to Hamvention in Orlando!

From N8XI, Rick

WoW from 2 tubes of Bob, F6EJN to 53 tubes of Mike, WB0SND. I used my Brass AT&T STR Key and AiKey (in Cootie mode) by Chris, AI8W...Great Key
switchable as a Cootie or Keyer Paddle.

N8XI

From N9ZXL, Dave

Ic703 10 wts w1sfr efw ant.. crappy band, rtty, ft8, qsb.. ha.. wutz new.. tnx to board agn.. only had 6 qsos then went in my machine shop.. ha.. another hobby for retirements.. so, cu in march.. WOW.. 177 new skcc mbrs since January.. ha..just more QRM makers..ha.. age 76 now..ham 49 yrs only cw.. SO. TNX TO ALL AND C U .
DAVE LARSEN N9ZXL...

From NE5DL, Dave

Many thanks to AI9W and helpers for another fun WES. Operated a couple of hours Sunday mainly testing an inv vee dipole at 28 feet arranged E-W vs. a raised vertical with 5ft high raised radials. Used a KX3 at 15 watts and only made contacts to the North East from the Dallas area. Longest were ON and NH. Only 2 to ID in the West but no other westerners. The vertical produced contacts to near nearby northern states but not the dipole. The day before oriented the dipole N-S and made many Qs the West including a weak report from KL7 land. Go figure!, or maybe just daily propagation.

NE5DL

From NM1W, Jim

got on to have some fun, didnt do a lot of operating...

From NQ8T, Steve

TNX 2 all for putting up with my qqqQRS fist and slow copy speed. SRI for so many & often
"?? & agn pls" !!! I know I slowed many of you ops down.
TNX! 73 steve

NQ8T

From NZ0T, Bill

I was all set to use my Drake R-4A/T-4XB with 22 tubes but when I tuned up on 40M Friday night I only got about 40-50 watts out. So looks like finals are going and I had no extra set of 6JB6 tubes! Ended up using my Elecraft K3 at 100 watts with a Bencher RJ-2 key on Saturday and my Icom IC-7300 at 100 watts with a J38 on Sunday. Antennas used were an 80-6 OCF dipole at 30' and a 5 band 10-20 2 element Quad at 40. Had fun a anyway! Ordered a set of finals today so maybe next year I'll have those 22 tubes on WES!

NZ0T

From OH2MGA, Samuli

My first WES with a new homebrew straight key.
Many thanks to all and 73 de Sam, OH2MGA

OH2MGA

From VA3RSA, Richard

This was a fun WES searching out the "boat anchors" out there. I picked up tube counts of 3, 13, 16, 35, 22. Sorry that I had NIL tubes to offer. I do have a boat anchor station made up of a Heathkit DX-40 TX and VF-1 VFO which was my first operating station some 20 years ago before I went "modern". I haven't used the old DX-40 in many years. The RX is a two-tube regenerative RX which I homebrewed from the 1940 ARRL handbook (pg 110) which had a simple form of IF at about 1450 kHz. One of the best regens I've ever used. I used to take part in the Antique Wireless Association (AWA) "antique" radio events and I found it a challenge to zero-beat my TX frequency on the calling stations frequency and to keep on frequency due to the drifting VFO. Also lots of fun switching over from transmit to receive etc.. I even homebrewed a one-tube 1929 style TX with 5W output. That was a wild thing to tune up and stay on frequency for more than a minute but I made AWA QSO's with it at the time. Anyway, my hats off to all the boat anchor operators out there who took part in this event. It can be a real handful operating the classical radios in a contest.

From VE1AHX, Ben

Thanks to all for a good weekend - special thanks to the 'boat-anchor' stations. Zero tubes here- tho' the Vibroplex in the pic, which I have owned since 1956, has keyed a lot of tube rigs! Part of the shack was tidier than usual for a new pic.

VE1AHX

From VE2KZW, Robert

That was fun, my first WES as Tribune. QRM was more of an issue than QRN or QSB. Confidence is building up and it makes the whole experience much more enjoyable. I include a photo, a view from the driver seat; next one will have more light on the black equipment... 73.

VE2KZW

From VE2VAB, George

Nice weekend and fun theme, thank you all!

From VE3AHY, Krys

My Kenwood TS-520S stil working- 3 tubes.Thanks to All. 73 Krys

From VE3EKA, Edwin Pires

Bad propagation and QRN during the contest

From VE3FGU, Mike

This is the first SKCC sprint that I have entered. Lots of fun and easy to do it. I will try and enter as many as I can in the future.

From VE3RDE, Roger

I only operated a total of 4.5 hours this Sprint, which means about 13 QSO's an hour. 80m and 20m were the best bands, as 40m had QRN and QRM due to RTTY. Fun as usual. See you next month!

From VE3VAW, BRIAN PEPPERDINE

Not such a great time out. The RTTY blew it for me as it made 40m (usually my go-to band and the band I have the tube rigs set up for) not really all very useful. Squeezed a few contacts in.. but mostly just read my mystery book on a cold weekend. Got 'woke' onto the 40m 'Novice' section too late to make any real dent. No tube bonus points - too bad, as the theme interested me and I could not give any out either as the tube rigs were not 'at hand' when a heard a bit on 40m. Next year for such an event I will have the antenna tuner numbers and dip/load numbers at the ready to be able to be more frequency agile if it appears RTTY or some other wide contest is on at the same time.

From VE5CUL, Brian

Thanks for another fun WES. Until next time - 73's Brian

From VE7CNF, Toby

I was transmitting with a DX-40 at about 40 watts, with a VF-1 VFO, into vertical antennas. A total of 10 tubes were used, including a couple of extras I

added during modifications. The receiver was an IC-7410. I used a Swedish straight key and a 1954 Vibroplex Blue Racer. Best DX was JE1RZR Manabu, SKCC 6423

on 20m.

VE7CNF

From VE7HI, Ken

Thanks for the sprint. CUL!

From W0JWR, John

First W.E.S after a long period of inactivity. Had a wonderful time and enjoyed every minute! Thank you all!

From W1TAG, John

Limited time this weekend, so I was in and out. Conditions didn't seem bad, and 80m was quite good at night. Since there were no multipliers for the bonus points, it didn't seem like there was a big incentive to chase the boatanchor guys. But it was definitely a good time of year for that theme. Thanks to all.

W1TAG

From W1WIU, JIM

Used TS-530S with 3 tubes.Thanks for"winter" Boat anchor theme.

From W1ZIY, Ron

Slow month. Thanks to the few I did work and hope to have more air time in march. See you on the bands during the rest of this month. 73 Ron

From W2RAN, Randy

Lot's of fun. I sent K3Y/1 only 3 times that I'm aware of :) Only 2 QSO's on 15m, so 80/40/20 got a workout. On 40m I stayed in the old Novice segment, 7100-7125, to escape the rtty test. Looking forward to next month 73..

From W3DF, Dan

My first WES in a while. I tried out my new QRP rig. Worked only 20M for about 2 hours near the end of the event. Worked mostly western USA stations.

W3DF

From W4JF, Joe

Had more diverse contacts on 20 this month than I have had before. Everyone sounded great. Hate that we keep getting tangled-up with the RTTY contests. At least folks moved up to the old novice band on 40 for the WES, otherwise it would have been nearly impossible to do much on 40 due to RTTY QRM. 73, Joe W4JF

From W5BM, DAN

Propagation was not the best into Oklahoma and the RTTY contest destroyed 40m, but still had fun. Thanks to all who participated, 73 Dan

W5BM

From W7AMI, Terry

Lots of fun and new stations in the log. Thanks to everyone that worked me. Straight key the whole time.

W7AMI

From W7GRM, Gregg Myers

First time sprint participant!

From W8BUD, BUD

Many tnx fer the Q's on my new K2 5w delta loop antenna all bands up 65 feet true ladder line c all of u in the next SKCC/WES 72/73 Bud w8bud.

W8BUD

From W9GT, Jack

Limited operating time, but had fun anyway. QRM was horrific from RTTY stations in RTTY WPX contest.

W9GT

From W9JX, Stan

Fun WES even without any tubes. Also had a fun time at the SKCC booth at HamCation in Orlando Friday.

From W9KMP, Ken

This one was a bit of a challenge with QRM & QRN at my QTH.I managed a few contacts but only one "boat anchor".

From WA2JSG, Curt

Had some extra time this weekend so set my sights on making 75 contacts, but I did 100. Certainly my best WES to date. Band condx here fairly good. Ran 75 watts from my TS-590SG into an HF6V Vertical (elevated) using a Kent KT-1 Straight Key. Thanks to all for a fun weekend.
Curt WA2JSG 3018S
South Jersey

WA2JSG

From WA3GM, Gregory

Not much tie this weekend as most of it spent at the Orlando Hamcation.
Good to see everyone at the SKCC booth and made the picture on Saturday. I am the one in the front row with the cast and sling on my our arm.

Great to meet Ted from the Dit Dah Gang KS8KCC and our club KS3KCC. We only need 3 more call areas to get club stations and we will have KSXKCC in all call areas......Lets get it done and maybe we can have an award for worked all KSXKCC club stations....

73 DE Greg WA3GM / DAH KS3KCC

WA3GM

From WA3WXR, Jim

Thanks to everyone for a fun WES! Good to see some old friends and make some new ones. :-)

From WA5AFD, Gerald

Very limited operations for this one. Thanks to all the operators and organizers. 73 from Mustang, OK

From WA9ZDC, Swart

First time QRO: 10 W. Sure was nice hearing those tube rigs. Somehow the sound is mellower.

From WB0CLL, ED

A LOT INTERFERENCE FROM RTTY STATIONS
BUT MANAGED GET AROUND IT. ALL IN ALL
HAD A GOOD TIME. THANKS TO THE FOLKS
THAT PUT THE SPRINT ON.

From WB0PYF/M, Ray

Was in Orlando worked a few FL/M. 73, Ray

From WB0SND, Mike

Always enjoy using my boat anchors. Indeed, I almost always use the in the WES regardless of the bonus month. This month, I used the Collins 75A-4 RX and KWS-1 TX for a total of 53 tubes.

Conditions overall were not good. 40 was useless due to the contest. So, my QSO count was way down from most weekends. Thanks to everyone and looking forward to next time. 73 Mike WB0SND

WB0SND

From WB2FUV, MIKE MORAN

GREAT FUN ON STRAIGHT KEY, WORKED KS9KCC ON TWO BANDS PLUS A NUMBER OF BONUS STATIONS! OPERATED QRO ON THREE BANDS FOR A TOTAL 12.5 HOURS ON THE KEY. THANKS & 73!
MIKE

From WB2VVV, Chris

Thanks everyone for the activity this weekend! It was fun to operate some boat anchors despite the QRM from RTTY.

WB2VVV

From WB5JWI, Les

Only on for about 30 min. Friend from the UK over to visit the "colonies" so time limited. It was fun even if very short for me. My 2 tubes came from the SB200 amplifier.

WB5JWI

From WB8JAY, Dan

Had a ball using the Heath HW16 and the Drake 2nt/2c rigs for the Boat Anchor theme.

WB8JAY

From WB8WUA, Greg

Had fun. But with my fixed frequency and lower output power (25 W) on hand, I only managed to make two contacts. I wisely took this good WES event opportunity to get my old 1950's Johnson Viking Adventurer XTAL-XMTR (shown on the top) and also old National NC-125 RCVR (bottom) rig models out again, that I acquired (from my uncle Sam) back during my 1970's CW Novice days operating on our 40 meter band segment - It was more of a simple time and I had fun back then. - Thanks.

WB8WUA

From WB9HFK, Mark

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

From WD0EGC, Jay

I am new to this, and I apologize if this was submitted more than once. When I clicked on "Click on the box to see your score," it kicked me out of the submission process, sent me back to the beginning. My first submission to SKCC, and maybe my last, if the web interface doesn't work. Jay wd0egc.

From WL7WH, Bob

sunday was better than Saturday. Always a fun event!!!!

From WM4Q, Robert

Too many distractions this month to have a good showing. Thanks to all that I contacted and the new numbers I received.

From WN1MB, Jeff

Limited time to operate, but was still a blast! WES is always a fun event.

WN1MB

From WO8L, Rick

Some RTTY QRM but not bad. WES is always fun.

From WS9E, Joe

I got on for an hour or so on both days. Made contacts on 20 and 40. I worked the bonus station for the first time. Thanks, Al!
I ran my old Ten-Tec Orion, the stealth dipole and Speed-X straight key. Thanks for the contacts.

From WY4X, Rick

CW was always my favorite mode but haven't worked much in a while. Participating in the event was the most fun I've had in our hobby in a long time, I look forward to working more of the SKCC Sprints.

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