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Weekend Sprintathon Results

Results for WES: 11-12 Sep 2021

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Overall results

Rank Callsign Name SKCC # SPC QSOs SPCs S/T/C Bonus Score
1 KS6KCC EASY 24532 CA 383 59 113/99/16 1,000 26,362
2 K3EW PHIL 10605S MD 286 62 102/75/8 2,500 22,552
3 W2LCW LICW 19913C NY 282 58 94/82/8 1,200 19,826
4 F6HKA Bert 6069S FRA 253 56 91/59/12 1,325 17,508
5 AC1GF Bob 19399S NH 258 52 85/72/7 1,850 17,296
6 KS9KCC Codie 12000S IN 241 55 83/75/12 900 16,210
7 N3OLP Scott 23437T MD 232 51 91/68/6 1,600 15,507
8 KS7KCC CW 21877T OH 244 46 84/62/9 1,575 14,724
9 AD0AB Jim 9667S KS 225 48 70/69/12 900 13,500
10 W1TAG John 15461S ME 180 56 67/53/7 1,375 13,025
11 F6EJN Bob 508S FRA 170 54 61/54/5 1,425 12,085
12 W4LRB Ben 11021S MA 153 54 54/47/7 2,100 11,677
13 NE9EE AL 22000S IN 195 47 68/51/14 825 11,590
14 W4DHT DREXEL 17832S FL 182 48 60/60/5 1,000 11,261
15 AK6A Bill 23994S OR 156 49 51/43/6 1,200 10,069
16 W4FOA Tony 641T GA 169 43 52/36/6 450 8,887
17 VE3UEE Ron 23289 ON 159 38 54/46/5 1,150 8,487
18 W4YK Blue Ridge ARC 23019T NC 126 40 56/41/4 1,450 7,760
19 N3MVX Jim 3273S PA 138 41 51/39/6 750 7,593
20 KN7T Mark 368 WA 137 42 39/34/7 300 7,014
21 W1RCP Robbie "Rob" Pitts 15375T GA 116 37 45/33/4 1,650 6,967
22 KN8RHM Rick 18350 MI 106 40 42/33/7 1,625 6,860
23 AC9XS Steve 23280T IN 127 41 54/31/8 405 6,772
24 K4VRC TV 24637C FL 115 38 48/37/6 1,250 6,740
25 AF2Z Drew 2082S NJ 119 43 44/41/6 425 6,642
26 CT7AUP David 24197T POR 111 43 43/41/4 725 6,573
27 K4RCG Bob 24247T VA 134 34 63/39/3 450 6,356
28 KD9GDY Jim 18156S WI 92 40 37/25/6 1,750 6,265
29 W9GT Jack 21069S IN 107 45 37/32/6 450 6,170
30 KC4PGN John Garrou 20445S NC 125 37 48/38/7 400 6,160
31 W5ZR Bert 2931S LA 102 45 35/25/4 625 6,010
32 W4ED Bob 10868T GA 95 38 35/24/5 1,425 5,825
33 NE0QP QCWA25 22940 NE 112 37 44/38/5 600 5,809
34 KS4KCC Bugs 3702T NC 91 39 42/26/3 1,025 5,479
35 WB0SND Mike 6867S MO 97 40 32/31/4 275 4,965
36 KS1KCC SKCC 20550 MD 93 38 40/27/2 550 4,964
36 AC2C Ron 2748S MD 93 38 40/27/2 550 4,964
38 KA4UPI Mark 2582S GA 73 38 25/30/3 1,450 4,914
39 NJ8L Vern 13613S OH 79 31 33/21/4 1,300 4,474
40 AE4Y Kent 19503S NC 80 31 34/25/1 1,000 4,245
41 KK0I Jack 2370S WI 75 31 36/20/2 1,025 4,100
42 K3JZD Jody 13330S PA 92 34 26/31/3 200 4,043
43 AA2MX Bill 5071S NC 83 32 34/27/2 525 3,971
44 KB1WOD Dave 10530S MA 62 30 28/15/2 1,400 3,840
45 KA6J Jim 21259C TX 77 32 34/25/3 600 3,839
46 KJ4R Ed 13788T SC 82 38 26/28/6 0 3,816
47 K1PUG Hank 12486S CT 57 31 24/22/3 1,450 3,812
48 N4SDM Sam 19851T TN 67 32 28/21/4 725 3,519
49 KS8KCC Dit 16000T MI 73 32 32/26/5 350 3,451
50 KG5OWB Terry 18054 TX 75 30 32/24/1 350 3,325
51 K1EDG Ed 9625S ME 51 38 23/17/1 850 3,308
52 VE3AHY Krys 16135 ON 53 28 29/14/4 1,175 3,254
53 WB9EAO Joe 12021 IN 64 34 30/15/4 450 3,246
54 KA5TJS Allen 5172S TX 60 30 27/16/3 850 3,230
55 AA4WW Matt 24053T KY 63 34 30/16/4 450 3,222
56 WB8JAY Dan D Jones 3717T OH 56 23 27/15/2 1,100 2,953
57 KR9U Jim 22920T IN 59 33 20/25/4 400 2,917
58 VE3FP Adam 8823T ON 65 29 30/22/5 325 2,905
59 W1BLU Blue 21499 FL 43 25 24/14/3 1,200 2,790
60 WA9BBN Ed 17763S IN 59 29 29/21/2 400 2,766
61 EA5FID Juan 24446 ESP 53 30 24/15/2 620 2,730
62 N3CKI DAVE 15825S NC 53 30 28/14/1 525 2,680
63 PG4I Jo 11019S NED 51 26 28/9/2 825 2,671
64 KD2EPM Dom 21007 NJ 52 31 25/17/2 500 2,667
65 W4HAY Frank 678T TN 62 26 26/20/2 450 2,662
66 K2ACX Brian 23083T DC 62 29 25/15/1 250 2,578
67 N4OW AL 11375S FL 45 26 23/12/2 925 2,570
68 W4CMG Cathy 20093T TN 59 31 21/21/2 200 2,564
69 WA3KCP John 11705S PA 44 26 23/14/1 925 2,559
70 N3HEE Joe 6594S SC 51 30 21/15/3 450 2,460
71 W3SI Bill 22628T MD 49 31 16/15/3 500 2,424
72 W9SA Bill 18001S IN 50 23 19/19/4 750 2,395
73 W4RIN Rin 22059T GA 56 26 27/17/2 350 2,391
74 CO9GBB Club Caibarien 24396 CUB 60 26 35/13/3 150 2,380
75 K3QP Bill 20513S PA 43 28 25/12/2 625 2,334
76 K6FA David 11343T CA 46 25 23/11/3 700 2,320
77 WA4JK Jerry Kidd 4311C AL 31 22 14/6/2 1,350 2,312
78 WB9TFF Donna 7057S WI 46 26 13/16/2 750 2,311
79 K0KEX Rick 5220S MO 36 24 18/11/1 1,050 2,299
80 VE2KZW Robert 16248T QC 51 30 27/16/0 200 2,295
81 KD3CA Don 10175T PA 49 29 22/11/2 350 2,221
82 KI8I Dave 4020S WV 49 19 20/12/1 775 2,131
83 KT9X FLIP 2474C NV 40 23 22/12/3 725 2,110
84 WB9HFK Mark 83S IL 50 24 21/18/0 400 2,095
85 EA3NO Lluis 6653S ESP 40 27 21/12/1 500 2,020
86 W4LDA Roger 4789 GA 40 25 25/14/0 475 1,990
87 K2CWM Curt 3018S NJ 40 25 22/9/1 550 1,975
88 KZ3T Dan 18885S NC 47 23 17/17/4 445 1,971
89 W9GOO John 21474S IN 38 25 21/11/1 575 1,955
90 G4PVM Paul 17810T ENG 46 16 24/12/0 725 1,941
91 N5DR Cecil 19844S LA 41 23 19/14/4 525 1,913
92 KF4AV Dan 21853T KY 52 27 22/15/2 0 1,894
93 W7GB Don 2771T WA 30 30 16/8/0 625 1,845
94 N9ZXL Dave 7114S IL 38 23 14/16/0 600 1,844
95 AE0IB Scott 18382T MO 46 24 16/10/4 375 1,839
95 K4GM George 7241S VA 41 24 22/7/1 450 1,839
97 K6JF Jim 4261S CA 32 21 15/12/1 800 1,822
98 K2HT Dick 5087S MO 47 24 19/15/2 200 1,773
99 W8YA Mark 23445T MI 41 21 17/12/2 525 1,771
100 CL3OR ORESTES 22215S CUB 41 22 32/6/2 274 1,726
101 W5ZBT Tom 21049T TX 27 18 5/10/6 1,025 1,716
102 KD5RSS Butch 1910S OK 34 23 23/3/2 525 1,692
103 AB4PP John Paul 32S NC 33 32 15/12/2 250 1,661
104 WB2ART Ken 2020T FL 31 22 12/12/4 625 1,627
105 AF5SW Kevin 20090T OK 24 18 13/6/1 925 1,617
106 VE1AHX Ben 18100S NS 29 20 16/7/2 700 1,600
107 WA4CHQ Neil 12554 VA 34 23 15/8/1 475 1,567
108 W9KMK Gene 19270S MO 34 19 14/8/3 600 1,551
109 W3NP Dave 3182S WV 23 17 8/9/0 900 1,501
110 W0NZZ Denny 22005 TX 34 21 14/10/3 450 1,489
111 KC3PZY Jack 23471T MD 44 22 21/11/2 50 1,453
112 W8BFX Dennis 7765S WA 35 20 18/4/4 325 1,355
113 AF4QK Kenny 20594S NC 34 24 13/13/0 200 1,341
114 N0IPA Jim 23014 CO 32 21 8/12/1 400 1,317
115 WB8DD Dennis 217S OH 22 12 12/7/1 725 1,244
116 F5UQE Duc 13468S FRA 36 21 11/11/2 200 1,241
117 AA5VE Carl 8863S TX 30 19 14/9/1 350 1,225
118 W8BTD Bob 8972T OH 27 18 13/10/1 425 1,211
119 WA4SPJ Don 13374T NC 25 19 8/10/3 500 1,210
119 WA5AFD Gerald 8150S OK 25 17 13/8/2 500 1,210
121 K6TTT Bruce 10053T CA 33 20 19/7/0 150 1,165
122 K8PRC PED 1 14046T OH 41 19 19/10/0 0 1,164
123 N1CGP Dave 17912T ME 19 14 10/6/1 675 1,156
124 K6PB Pete 6971T CA 30 23 15/8/2 150 1,155
125 K9PMV Jerry 1438T IL 31 19 14/9/1 250 1,144
126 N6DVS Vic 23236 CA 31 19 16/6/0 250 1,139
127 KA1LHJ John 19120 CT 26 18 15/7/1 350 1,118
128 N0CW Chuck 23240T CA 25 17 10/5/1 450 1,080
129 KA8MNP Randy 11954T WV 24 17 10/6/2 450 1,078
130 WF4W RJ Hubbard 17104 GA 30 20 11/13/2 150 1,055
131 WB4BIN Dave 12373T TX 23 14 10/9/1 450 1,017
132 W9YY Jack 21824S IL 23 17 7/11/1 400 1,011
133 KG7YU Gordo 22563T WA 24 19 10/9/1 300 1,001
134 KG5IEE Randal 20496T TX 25 19 14/6/0 250 995
135 W6UG Phil 10782S CA 28 18 10/13/1 200 989
136 WK4WC Lane 17012S NC 24 19 7/10/1 300 966
137 KA9GKE Rose 17764T IN 28 17 15/9/1 150 946
138 K7AZT Paul 16398T AZ 29 20 12/7/0 100 930
139 WA8HOI Dale 24306 OH 28 20 15/7/2 50 915
140 N3FLL Frank 10376S PA 35 16 15/11/2 4 909
141 K1ARR Art 2775S VT 25 18 11/5/1 225 895
142 K3WW Chas 14962S PA 24 18 8/7/2 250 882
143 NN3E Kevin 19625S MD 8 7 1/4/1 725 841
144 N3AO Carter 1073T VA 31 17 13/11/1 0 837
145 KS2KCC Dash 21222 MI 27 17 14/11/0 50 829
146 K8UGG Dan 12675T GA 20 15 9/8/0 300 815
147 KM6CPF DAVE 19728 CA 19 13 9/5/1 325 762
148 WA8KAN Dave 4129T WV 28 18 13/5/1 3 757
149 KA3LOC Ric 660S KS 15 12 5/9/0 375 720
150 AH6AX Larry 11165S MD 24 15 11/8/2 100 715
151 WN8YGR Keith 19999S FL 17 13 10/4/0 300 711
152 KE4MAC Kelly 24830 NC 26 5 6/13/1 350 705
153 KW4GF Ed Gibbs 14209 VA 16 11 11/5/0 300 691
154 N2EI SKIP 5246T NJ 12 10 8/3/0 400 670
155 KD1JT Dennis 22598T CT 24 18 10/6/3 0 657
156 WE7G 'HW 3166 AZ 18 13 9/8/0 200 649
157 N8KR Ken 7559S OH 12 11 9/3/0 350 647
158 N0SMX Dennis 11364T FL 17 15 9/4/2 200 640
159 AE3A Colin 2591 NY 11 8 5/5/0 425 638
160 WA4OFW Page Campbell 24169 VA 12 6 4/7/0 400 602
161 WB5JWI Les 5013S TX 5 5 2/2/0 525 600
161 N3YUG Jason 15885S MD 12 10 6/4/0 350 600
163 KD9EBS Sergey 14956T IL 17 14 11/4/0 150 593
164 K7CNT Rick 8573T AZ 18 13 10/4/0 150 574
165 N7JM Jim 20433 NV 11 11 7/1/0 325 561
166 K8JD John 1395T MI 14 10 3/7/0 300 555
167 AA2XB Frank 1681S NY 7 6 3/1/2 425 532
168 K0CW Charles 4962S MO 23 14 7/8/1 0 512
169 W9HT Josh 7474S IN 21 16 8/5/1 0 511
170 KB4QQJ Randy 3508S NC 13 13 4/5/1 225 509
171 WA5JRS Dave / MJARS 20882T TX 15 11 11/0/0 150 480
172 K8LJG John 336T MI 20 13 10/6/1 1 476
173 KB5JO CURT 2027S TX 11 9 6/2/0 250 459
174 WA3FIR Doug 20919C PA 10 8 5/3/1 250 440
174 AF6GA Phil 15191 CA 13 10 7/5/1 150 440
176 AA9WP Don 6568 WI 10 10 6/4/0 200 430
176 NW0M Mitch 6893S MO 12 10 7/2/2 175 430
178 KA9ERV Craig 19706S IN 15 13 9/4/1 50 425
179 W2EB Bill 21535C NY 8 5 2/4/1 300 415
180 AA8TA Joe 13604T OH 19 12 7/8/0 0 413
181 AC2YD Ben 22588C NJ 5 3 2/1/0 350 405
181 KU8T Tom Rupp 2442S IN 15 9 7/4/0 125 405
183 G3WZD Mac 8847 ENG 6 6 3/2/0 300 401
184 G0RDO John 2133S ENG 8 5 6/2/0 250 400
185 W6JIM Jim 15169T CA 6 4 1/0/1 350 394
186 WB3GCK Craig 15052S PA 12 10 6/3/0 150 390
187 KI4DT Donnie Tomlinson 4427T FL 18 11 8/6/1 4 387
188 VE2EAJ PAT 23250 QC 7 5 4/1/1 275 385
189 WO8L Rick 17089S NC 15 12 10/4/1 0 375
189 K9EYT Ray 7941T IL 10 9 6/2/0 175 375
189 K8FAC Frank 2506S OH 6 5 2/1/1 300 375
192 LW3EX WALT 3804S ARG 14 14 9/4/0 0 371
193 K0JV Jerry 8406S SD 5 4 2/2/0 300 370
194 KD9EZ Nate 17945T IN 12 11 5/6/0 100 367
195 W1ZIY Ron 9621T MA 10 9 5/4/0 150 355
196 KB1CKT Shawn 24824 NH 15 11 8/5/1 0 340
197 WA3RSR Ken 23232 MD 14 14 4/5/0 27 333
198 VE7HI Ken 5533T BC 7 5 1/2/1 250 325
198 W7DRA Mike 1891 WA 14 10 8/4/0 25 325
200 W4NLT ANDY 16400S VA 8 6 2/3/1 200 313
201 WL7WH Bob 2940S AK 7 7 3/1/1 200 309
202 ON4OS Ostend Radio Club 20879 BEL 6 6 3/1/0 200 291
202 WA6DES Nate 24448 CA 6 6 2/2/1 200 291
204 N5XE Carl 6307S OK 5 5 3/1/0 200 280
205 W7VC Jordan 24194 OR 9 7 5/3/0 100 268
206 WR7D Ken 22002C ID 10 7 4/3/1 100 265
207 KI4DEF Kevin 299 NC 7 6 4/1/0 150 262
208 NG8S Robin 6351 OH 12 11 5/4/1 0 252
209 WA3IGU Dennis 19535T PA 9 9 3/2/1 100 251
210 K4MMC McEachern UMC ARC 23049 GA 10 10 7/3/0 0 235
211 WI5H Mike 11770S TX 2 2 1/1/0 200 229
212 F5DE/P Bernard 6247S FRA 7 6 5/1/0 100 227
213 KP3W Jose 14267S PR 11 10 5/4/0 0 225
214 KB9QG Jeff 20712 IN 12 9 4/5/1 0 223
215 N0UYN Dennis 5753T MO 7 7 4/1/0 100 219
216 AD5WQ Max 22470T TX 2 2 0/0/0 200 204
217 AA8CL Carmen "Bud" 2339S OH 6 5 4/1/0 100 200
217 WA2ZDM Pat 24211 FL 5 5 5/0/0 100 200
217 K8NB Noel 3112S MI 7 5 3/2/0 100 200
220 JR2IUB Take 11167T JPN 9 3 6/2/0 50 187
221 K9DAC TOM 10148S OH 4 4 0/2/0 150 186
222 KC2DQV Bob 1064 SC 18 0 6/9/1 0 185
223 KF7DS Don 8281T OR 4 4 3/1/0 100 171
224 K8TEZ Larry 8426S OH 10 8 4/3/0 0 170
224 NF6R Bill 20696T CA 5 4 2/2/0 100 170
226 K5TSK Hank 14893S AR 8 7 5/2/1 0 156
227 W9JX Stan 8822 IA 7 7 6/1/0 0 149
228 W4RQ Rich 8699S FL 8 7 3/3/1 0 136
229 WZ5K Mark Isom 23914 OK 8 7 4/1/1 2 133
230 G0DJF Paul 20600T ENG 7 7 3/3/0 0 124
231 NU7A Bren 15031T WA 5 5 1/3/0 50 120
232 PA3JD Joop 10955T NED 5 3 2/2/0 50 115
233 KC2ICA Dave 2206C NY 4 4 2/1/1 50 111
234 NZ1J Dave 17841 CT 7 5 3/3/0 0 110
234 K8UDH Bruce 10532S NE 6 5 5/0/1 0 110
236 WV7W Bob 5779 WV 6 6 2/1/0 26 102
237 WB8WUA Greg 21046 OH 5 5 4/1/0 0 95
237 WA8IMA Walter 6810 OH 5 5 4/1/0 0 95
239 KE5DXX Colton 24072 TX 3 3 2/0/0 50 89
240 AK3X Peter 7217S MD 2 1 2/0/0 50 82
241 KB3LIU Joseph dunn 22558 FL 3 2 2/1/0 25 71
242 K3EMS George 8687 PA 4 4 1/2/1 0 56
242 KE0ZUW John 24404 KS 4 4 2/1/0 0 56
244 AC5BX Al 21907 NM 5 3 2/1/0 0 55
245 K3ZGA Bob 12392S FL 3 3 3/0/0 0 54
245 KD2KEH Ken 16713S WI 3 3 3/0/0 0 54
247 W8MDE Mike 4877T OH 4 4 1/2/0 0 51
248 AE0EE Bill 11076T MN 3 3 1/2/0 0 44
249 OE3IAK Andi 24546 AUT 4 3 1/1/0 0 37
250 KG5KGU Stacey 20697T LA 3 3 1/1/0 0 34
250 N3EIN Matt 6742T PA 2 2 2/0/0 0 34
252 AB5XM Allan 12661T TX 2 2 1/1/0 0 29
252 KG4WNA John 4984T KY 2 2 1/1/0 0 29
254 KG4MTN Mike 11556T TN 2 2 1/0/1 0 24
254 VE4DL DAVID 16477C MB 2 2 0/2/0 0 24
256 N2HTT Mike 203C NY 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
256 KA5VZG Alan 6264S TN 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
256 W9DLN Dan 3635S WI 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
256 AD0IM Kevin 21883 KS 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
260 WD9IKW Chuck 21282 IN 2 2 0/1/0 0 14
261 KC1FNM Jim 17391 CT 1 1 0/1/0 0 11
261 KF5WJ Jack Gill 20585 TX 1 1 0/1/0 0 11
263 AD0QM Jeff Parent 9256 MN 1 1 0/0/1 0 6
264 N5ZN Anibal 8388 TX 2 2 0/0/0 0 4
265 AH6EI Glenn 14429 HI 1 1 0/0/0 0 1


QRPp - 1W or less

Rank Callsign Name SKCC # SPC QSOs SPCs S/T/C Bonus Score
1 KB5JO CURT 2027S TX 11 9 6/2/0 250 459
2 KI4DEF Kevin 299 NC 7 6 4/1/0 150 262
3 AA8CL Carmen "Bud" 2339S OH 6 5 4/1/0 100 200
4 KC2ICA Dave 2206C NY 4 4 2/1/1 50 111


QRP - 5W or less

Rank Callsign Name SKCC # SPC QSOs SPCs S/T/C Bonus Score
1 N4OW AL 11375S FL 45 26 23/12/2 925 2,570
2 W3SI Bill 22628T MD 49 31 16/15/3 500 2,424
3 KD3CA Don 10175T PA 49 29 22/11/2 350 2,221
4 N9ZXL Dave 7114S IL 38 23 14/16/0 600 1,844
5 WA4CHQ Neil 12554 VA 34 23 15/8/1 475 1,567
6 WA4SPJ Don 13374T NC 25 19 8/10/3 500 1,210
7 AE3A Colin 2591 NY 11 8 5/5/0 425 638
8 KB4QQJ Randy 3508S NC 13 13 4/5/1 225 509
9 AC2YD Ben 22588C NJ 5 3 2/1/0 350 405
10 WB3GCK Craig 15052S PA 12 10 6/3/0 150 390
11 K8FAC Frank 2506S OH 6 5 2/1/1 300 375
12 NG8S Robin 6351 OH 12 11 5/4/1 0 252
13 WI5H Mike 11770S TX 2 2 1/1/0 200 229
14 KF7DS Don 8281T OR 4 4 3/1/0 100 171
15 AK3X Peter 7217S MD 2 1 2/0/0 50 82
16 AC5BX Al 21907 NM 5 3 2/1/0 0 55
17 KD2KEH Ken 16713S WI 3 3 3/0/0 0 54
18 AE0EE Bill 11076T MN 3 3 1/2/0 0 44
19 KG4MTN Mike 11556T TN 2 2 1/0/1 0 24
20 N2HTT Mike 203C NY 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
21 AD0QM Jeff Parent 9256 MN 1 1 0/0/1 0 6


QRO - 100W or less

Rank Callsign Name SKCC # SPC QSOs SPCs S/T/C Bonus Score
1 AC1GF Bob 19399S NH 258 52 85/72/7 1,850 17,296
2 N3OLP Scott 23437T MD 232 51 91/68/6 1,600 15,507
3 W1TAG John 15461S ME 180 56 67/53/7 1,375 13,025
4 AK6A Bill 23994S OR 156 49 51/43/6 1,200 10,069
5 W4FOA Tony 641T GA 169 43 52/36/6 450 8,887
6 VE3UEE Ron 23289 ON 159 38 54/46/5 1,150 8,487
7 W4YK Blue Ridge ARC 23019T NC 126 40 56/41/4 1,450 7,760
8 N3MVX Jim 3273S PA 138 41 51/39/6 750 7,593
9 KN7T Mark 368 WA 137 42 39/34/7 300 7,014
10 W1RCP Robbie "Rob" Pitts 15375T GA 116 37 45/33/4 1,650 6,967
11 KN8RHM Rick 18350 MI 106 40 42/33/7 1,625 6,860
12 AC9XS Steve 23280T IN 127 41 54/31/8 405 6,772
13 AF2Z Drew 2082S NJ 119 43 44/41/6 425 6,642
14 KD9GDY Jim 18156S WI 92 40 37/25/6 1,750 6,265
15 KC4PGN John Garrou 20445S NC 125 37 48/38/7 400 6,160
16 W4ED Bob 10868T GA 95 38 35/24/5 1,425 5,825
17 KS4KCC Bugs 3702T NC 91 39 42/26/3 1,025 5,479
18 KS1KCC SKCC 20550 MD 93 38 40/27/2 550 4,964
18 AC2C Ron 2748S MD 93 38 40/27/2 550 4,964
20 KA4UPI Mark 2582S GA 73 38 25/30/3 1,450 4,914
21 NJ8L Vern 13613S OH 79 31 33/21/4 1,300 4,474
22 AE4Y Kent 19503S NC 80 31 34/25/1 1,000 4,245
23 KK0I Jack 2370S WI 75 31 36/20/2 1,025 4,100
24 K3JZD Jody 13330S PA 92 34 26/31/3 200 4,043
25 AA2MX Bill 5071S NC 83 32 34/27/2 525 3,971
26 KB1WOD Dave 10530S MA 62 30 28/15/2 1,400 3,840
27 KA6J Jim 21259C TX 77 32 34/25/3 600 3,839
28 KJ4R Ed 13788T SC 82 38 26/28/6 0 3,816
29 K1PUG Hank 12486S CT 57 31 24/22/3 1,450 3,812
30 KG5OWB Terry 18054 TX 75 30 32/24/1 350 3,325
31 K1EDG Ed 9625S ME 51 38 23/17/1 850 3,308
32 VE3AHY Krys 16135 ON 53 28 29/14/4 1,175 3,254
33 WB9EAO Joe 12021 IN 64 34 30/15/4 450 3,246
34 KA5TJS Allen 5172S TX 60 30 27/16/3 850 3,230
35 AA4WW Matt 24053T KY 63 34 30/16/4 450 3,222
36 WB8JAY Dan D Jones 3717T OH 56 23 27/15/2 1,100 2,953
37 VE3FP Adam 8823T ON 65 29 30/22/5 325 2,905
38 W1BLU Blue 21499 FL 43 25 24/14/3 1,200 2,790
39 WA9BBN Ed 17763S IN 59 29 29/21/2 400 2,766
40 N3CKI DAVE 15825S NC 53 30 28/14/1 525 2,680
41 KD2EPM Dom 21007 NJ 52 31 25/17/2 500 2,667
42 W4HAY Frank 678T TN 62 26 26/20/2 450 2,662
43 W4CMG Cathy 20093T TN 59 31 21/21/2 200 2,564
44 WA3KCP John 11705S PA 44 26 23/14/1 925 2,559
45 N3HEE Joe 6594S SC 51 30 21/15/3 450 2,460
46 W9SA Bill 18001S IN 50 23 19/19/4 750 2,395
47 W4RIN Rin 22059T GA 56 26 27/17/2 350 2,391
48 K3QP Bill 20513S PA 43 28 25/12/2 625 2,334
49 WA4JK Jerry Kidd 4311C AL 31 22 14/6/2 1,350 2,312
50 K0KEX Rick 5220S MO 36 24 18/11/1 1,050 2,299
51 VE2KZW Robert 16248T QC 51 30 27/16/0 200 2,295
52 KT9X FLIP 2474C NV 40 23 22/12/3 725 2,110
53 WB9HFK Mark 83S IL 50 24 21/18/0 400 2,095
54 EA3NO Lluis 6653S ESP 40 27 21/12/1 500 2,020
55 W4LDA Roger 4789 GA 40 25 25/14/0 475 1,990
56 K2CWM Curt 3018S NJ 40 25 22/9/1 550 1,975
57 KZ3T Dan 18885S NC 47 23 17/17/4 445 1,971
58 W9GOO John 21474S IN 38 25 21/11/1 575 1,955
59 G4PVM Paul 17810T ENG 46 16 24/12/0 725 1,941
60 N5DR Cecil 19844S LA 41 23 19/14/4 525 1,913
61 KF4AV Dan 21853T KY 52 27 22/15/2 0 1,894
62 AE0IB Scott 18382T MO 46 24 16/10/4 375 1,839
62 K4GM George 7241S VA 41 24 22/7/1 450 1,839
64 K6JF Jim 4261S CA 32 21 15/12/1 800 1,822
65 K2HT Dick 5087S MO 47 24 19/15/2 200 1,773
66 CL3OR ORESTES 22215S CUB 41 22 32/6/2 274 1,726
67 W5ZBT Tom 21049T TX 27 18 5/10/6 1,025 1,716
68 KD5RSS Butch 1910S OK 34 23 23/3/2 525 1,692
69 AB4PP John Paul 32S NC 33 32 15/12/2 250 1,661
70 WB2ART Ken 2020T FL 31 22 12/12/4 625 1,627
71 AF5SW Kevin 20090T OK 24 18 13/6/1 925 1,617
72 VE1AHX Ben 18100S NS 29 20 16/7/2 700 1,600
73 W9KMK Gene 19270S MO 34 19 14/8/3 600 1,551
74 W0NZZ Denny 22005 TX 34 21 14/10/3 450 1,489
75 KC3PZY Jack 23471T MD 44 22 21/11/2 50 1,453
76 W8BFX Dennis 7765S WA 35 20 18/4/4 325 1,355
77 N0IPA Jim 23014 CO 32 21 8/12/1 400 1,317
78 WB8DD Dennis 217S OH 22 12 12/7/1 725 1,244
79 AA5VE Carl 8863S TX 30 19 14/9/1 350 1,225
80 W8BTD Bob 8972T OH 27 18 13/10/1 425 1,211
81 WA5AFD Gerald 8150S OK 25 17 13/8/2 500 1,210
82 K8PRC PED 1 14046T OH 41 19 19/10/0 0 1,164
83 N1CGP Dave 17912T ME 19 14 10/6/1 675 1,156
84 K6PB Pete 6971T CA 30 23 15/8/2 150 1,155
85 K9PMV Jerry 1438T IL 31 19 14/9/1 250 1,144
86 N6DVS Vic 23236 CA 31 19 16/6/0 250 1,139
87 KA1LHJ John 19120 CT 26 18 15/7/1 350 1,118
88 WB4BIN Dave 12373T TX 23 14 10/9/1 450 1,017
89 W9YY Jack 21824S IL 23 17 7/11/1 400 1,011
90 KG5IEE Randal 20496T TX 25 19 14/6/0 250 995
91 W6UG Phil 10782S CA 28 18 10/13/1 200 989
92 WK4WC Lane 17012S NC 24 19 7/10/1 300 966
93 KA9GKE Rose 17764T IN 28 17 15/9/1 150 946
94 K7AZT Paul 16398T AZ 29 20 12/7/0 100 930
95 WA8HOI Dale 24306 OH 28 20 15/7/2 50 915
96 N3FLL Frank 10376S PA 35 16 15/11/2 4 909
97 K1ARR Art 2775S VT 25 18 11/5/1 225 895
98 NN3E Kevin 19625S MD 8 7 1/4/1 725 841
99 N3AO Carter 1073T VA 31 17 13/11/1 0 837
100 KS2KCC Dash 21222 MI 27 17 14/11/0 50 829
101 K8UGG Dan 12675T GA 20 15 9/8/0 300 815
102 KM6CPF DAVE 19728 CA 19 13 9/5/1 325 762
103 WA8KAN Dave 4129T WV 28 18 13/5/1 3 757
104 KA3LOC Ric 660S KS 15 12 5/9/0 375 720
105 WN8YGR Keith 19999S FL 17 13 10/4/0 300 711
106 KE4MAC Kelly 24830 NC 26 5 6/13/1 350 705
107 KW4GF Ed Gibbs 14209 VA 16 11 11/5/0 300 691
108 N2EI SKIP 5246T NJ 12 10 8/3/0 400 670
109 KD1JT Dennis 22598T CT 24 18 10/6/3 0 657
110 WE7G 'HW 3166 AZ 18 13 9/8/0 200 649
111 N8KR Ken 7559S OH 12 11 9/3/0 350 647
112 N0SMX Dennis 11364T FL 17 15 9/4/2 200 640
113 WA4OFW Page Campbell 24169 VA 12 6 4/7/0 400 602
114 N3YUG Jason 15885S MD 12 10 6/4/0 350 600
115 KD9EBS Sergey 14956T IL 17 14 11/4/0 150 593
116 K7CNT Rick 8573T AZ 18 13 10/4/0 150 574
117 N7JM Jim 20433 NV 11 11 7/1/0 325 561
118 K8JD John 1395T MI 14 10 3/7/0 300 555
119 AA2XB Frank 1681S NY 7 6 3/1/2 425 532
120 K0CW Charles 4962S MO 23 14 7/8/1 0 512
121 W9HT Josh 7474S IN 21 16 8/5/1 0 511
122 WA5JRS Dave / MJARS 20882T TX 15 11 11/0/0 150 480
123 K8LJG John 336T MI 20 13 10/6/1 1 476
124 WA3FIR Doug 20919C PA 10 8 5/3/1 250 440
124 AF6GA Phil 15191 CA 13 10 7/5/1 150 440
126 AA9WP Don 6568 WI 10 10 6/4/0 200 430
126 NW0M Mitch 6893S MO 12 10 7/2/2 175 430
128 KA9ERV Craig 19706S IN 15 13 9/4/1 50 425
129 W2EB Bill 21535C NY 8 5 2/4/1 300 415
130 AA8TA Joe 13604T OH 19 12 7/8/0 0 413
131 KU8T Tom Rupp 2442S IN 15 9 7/4/0 125 405
132 G0RDO John 2133S ENG 8 5 6/2/0 250 400
133 W6JIM Jim 15169T CA 6 4 1/0/1 350 394
134 VE2EAJ PAT 23250 QC 7 5 4/1/1 275 385
135 WO8L Rick 17089S NC 15 12 10/4/1 0 375
135 K9EYT Ray 7941T IL 10 9 6/2/0 175 375
137 LW3EX WALT 3804S ARG 14 14 9/4/0 0 371
138 K0JV Jerry 8406S SD 5 4 2/2/0 300 370
139 KD9EZ Nate 17945T IN 12 11 5/6/0 100 367
140 W1ZIY Ron 9621T MA 10 9 5/4/0 150 355
141 KB1CKT Shawn 24824 NH 15 11 8/5/1 0 340
142 WA3RSR Ken 23232 MD 14 14 4/5/0 27 333
143 VE7HI Ken 5533T BC 7 5 1/2/1 250 325
143 W7DRA Mike 1891 WA 14 10 8/4/0 25 325
145 W4NLT ANDY 16400S VA 8 6 2/3/1 200 313
146 WL7WH Bob 2940S AK 7 7 3/1/1 200 309
147 ON4OS Ostend Radio Club 20879 BEL 6 6 3/1/0 200 291
147 WA6DES Nate 24448 CA 6 6 2/2/1 200 291
149 N5XE Carl 6307S OK 5 5 3/1/0 200 280
150 W7VC Jordan 24194 OR 9 7 5/3/0 100 268
151 WR7D Ken 22002C ID 10 7 4/3/1 100 265
152 WA3IGU Dennis 19535T PA 9 9 3/2/1 100 251
153 K4MMC McEachern UMC ARC 23049 GA 10 10 7/3/0 0 235
154 F5DE/P Bernard 6247S FRA 7 6 5/1/0 100 227
155 KP3W Jose 14267S PR 11 10 5/4/0 0 225
156 KB9QG Jeff 20712 IN 12 9 4/5/1 0 223
157 N0UYN Dennis 5753T MO 7 7 4/1/0 100 219
158 AD5WQ Max 22470T TX 2 2 0/0/0 200 204
159 WA2ZDM Pat 24211 FL 5 5 5/0/0 100 200
159 K8NB Noel 3112S MI 7 5 3/2/0 100 200
161 K9DAC TOM 10148S OH 4 4 0/2/0 150 186
162 KC2DQV Bob 1064 SC 18 0 6/9/1 0 185
163 NF6R Bill 20696T CA 5 4 2/2/0 100 170
164 K5TSK Hank 14893S AR 8 7 5/2/1 0 156
165 W9JX Stan 8822 IA 7 7 6/1/0 0 149
166 W4RQ Rich 8699S FL 8 7 3/3/1 0 136
167 WZ5K Mark Isom 23914 OK 8 7 4/1/1 2 133
168 G0DJF Paul 20600T ENG 7 7 3/3/0 0 124
169 NU7A Bren 15031T WA 5 5 1/3/0 50 120
170 PA3JD Joop 10955T NED 5 3 2/2/0 50 115
171 NZ1J Dave 17841 CT 7 5 3/3/0 0 110
171 K8UDH Bruce 10532S NE 6 5 5/0/1 0 110
173 WV7W Bob 5779 WV 6 6 2/1/0 26 102
174 WB8WUA Greg 21046 OH 5 5 4/1/0 0 95
174 WA8IMA Walter 6810 OH 5 5 4/1/0 0 95
176 KE5DXX Colton 24072 TX 3 3 2/0/0 50 89
177 KB3LIU Joseph dunn 22558 FL 3 2 2/1/0 25 71
178 K3EMS George 8687 PA 4 4 1/2/1 0 56
178 KE0ZUW John 24404 KS 4 4 2/1/0 0 56
180 K3ZGA Bob 12392S FL 3 3 3/0/0 0 54
181 W8MDE Mike 4877T OH 4 4 1/2/0 0 51
182 OE3IAK Andi 24546 AUT 4 3 1/1/0 0 37
183 KG5KGU Stacey 20697T LA 3 3 1/1/0 0 34
183 N3EIN Matt 6742T PA 2 2 2/0/0 0 34
185 AB5XM Allan 12661T TX 2 2 1/1/0 0 29
186 VE4DL DAVID 16477C MB 2 2 0/2/0 0 24
187 KA5VZG Alan 6264S TN 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
187 W9DLN Dan 3635S WI 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
187 AD0IM Kevin 21883 KS 1 1 1/0/0 0 16
190 WD9IKW Chuck 21282 IN 2 2 0/1/0 0 14
191 KC1FNM Jim 17391 CT 1 1 0/1/0 0 11
191 KF5WJ Jack Gill 20585 TX 1 1 0/1/0 0 11
193 N5ZN Anibal 8388 TX 2 2 0/0/0 0 4
194 AH6EI Glenn 14429 HI 1 1 0/0/0 0 1


QRO+ - more than 100W

Rank Callsign Name SKCC # SPC QSOs SPCs S/T/C Bonus Score
1 K3EW PHIL 10605S MD 286 62 102/75/8 2,500 22,552
2 F6HKA Bert 6069S FRA 253 56 91/59/12 1,325 17,508
3 AD0AB Jim 9667S KS 225 48 70/69/12 900 13,500
4 F6EJN Bob 508S FRA 170 54 61/54/5 1,425 12,085
5 W4LRB Ben 11021S MA 153 54 54/47/7 2,100 11,677
6 NE9EE AL 22000S IN 195 47 68/51/14 825 11,590
7 W4DHT DREXEL 17832S FL 182 48 60/60/5 1,000 11,261
8 CT7AUP David 24197T POR 111 43 43/41/4 725 6,573
9 K4RCG Bob 24247T VA 134 34 63/39/3 450 6,356
10 W9GT Jack 21069S IN 107 45 37/32/6 450 6,170
11 W5ZR Bert 2931S LA 102 45 35/25/4 625 6,010
12 WB0SND Mike 6867S MO 97 40 32/31/4 275 4,965
13 N4SDM Sam 19851T TN 67 32 28/21/4 725 3,519
14 KS8KCC Dit 16000T MI 73 32 32/26/5 350 3,451
15 KR9U Jim 22920T IN 59 33 20/25/4 400 2,917
16 EA5FID Juan 24446 ESP 53 30 24/15/2 620 2,730
17 PG4I Jo 11019S NED 51 26 28/9/2 825 2,671
18 K2ACX Brian 23083T DC 62 29 25/15/1 250 2,578
19 K6FA David 11343T CA 46 25 23/11/3 700 2,320
20 WB9TFF Donna 7057S WI 46 26 13/16/2 750 2,311
21 KI8I Dave 4020S WV 49 19 20/12/1 775 2,131
22 W7GB Don 2771T WA 30 30 16/8/0 625 1,845
23 W8YA Mark 23445T MI 41 21 17/12/2 525 1,771
24 W3NP Dave 3182S WV 23 17 8/9/0 900 1,501
25 AF4QK Kenny 20594S NC 34 24 13/13/0 200 1,341
26 F5UQE Duc 13468S FRA 36 21 11/11/2 200 1,241
27 K6TTT Bruce 10053T CA 33 20 19/7/0 150 1,165
28 N0CW Chuck 23240T CA 25 17 10/5/1 450 1,080
29 KA8MNP Randy 11954T WV 24 17 10/6/2 450 1,078
30 WF4W RJ Hubbard 17104 GA 30 20 11/13/2 150 1,055
31 KG7YU Gordo 22563T WA 24 19 10/9/1 300 1,001
32 K3WW Chas 14962S PA 24 18 8/7/2 250 882
33 AH6AX Larry 11165S MD 24 15 11/8/2 100 715
34 WB5JWI Les 5013S TX 5 5 2/2/0 525 600
35 G3WZD Mac 8847 ENG 6 6 3/2/0 300 401
36 KI4DT Donnie Tomlinson 4427T FL 18 11 8/6/1 4 387
37 JR2IUB Take 11167T JPN 9 3 6/2/0 50 187
38 K8TEZ Larry 8426S OH 10 8 4/3/0 0 170
39 KG4WNA John 4984T KY 2 2 1/1/0 0 29


Multi-Operator - More than One Operator

Rank Callsign Name SKCC # SPC QSOs SPCs S/T/C Bonus Score
1 KS6KCC EASY 24532 CA 383 59 113/99/16 1,000 26,362
2 W2LCW LICW 19913C NY 282 58 94/82/8 1,200 19,826
3 KS9KCC Codie 12000S IN 241 55 83/75/12 900 16,210
4 KS7KCC CW 21877T OH 244 46 84/62/9 1,575 14,724
5 K4VRC TV 24637C FL 115 38 48/37/6 1,250 6,740
6 NE0QP QCWA25 22940 NE 112 37 44/38/5 600 5,809
7 CO9GBB Club Caibarien 24396 CUB 60 26 35/13/3 150 2,380


SWL - shortwave listener

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

No results in the category


Participants and QSOs by SPC

  AK: 1 / 7   AL: 1 / 31   AR: 1 / 8   ARG: 1 / 14   AUT: 1 / 4
  AZ: 3 / 65   BC: 1 / 7   BEL: 1 / 6   CA: 13 / 657   CO: 1 / 32
  CT: 5 / 115   CUB: 2 / 101   DC: 1 / 62   ENG: 4 / 67   ESP: 2 / 93
  FL: 12 / 487   FRA: 4 / 466   GA: 9 / 609   HI: 1 / 1   IA: 1 / 7
  ID: 1 / 10   IL: 6 / 169   IN: 16 / 1045   JPN: 1 / 9   KS: 4 / 245
  KY: 3 / 117   LA: 3 / 146   MA: 3 / 225   MB: 1 / 2   MD: 11 / 857
  ME: 3 / 250   MI: 7 / 288   MN: 2 / 4   MO: 8 / 302   NC: 15 / 782
  NE: 2 / 118   NED: 2 / 56   NH: 2 / 273   NJ: 5 / 228   NM: 1 / 5
  NS: 1 / 29   NV: 2 / 51   NY: 6 / 313   OH: 17 / 580   OK: 5 / 96
  ON: 3 / 277   OR: 3 / 169   PA: 12 / 462   POR: 1 / 111   PR: 1 / 11
  QC: 2 / 58   SC: 3 / 151   SD: 1 / 5   TN: 5 / 191   TX: 17 / 394
  VA: 7 / 276   VT: 1 / 25   WA: 6 / 245   WI: 6 / 227   WV: 5 / 130


        Soapbox Comments        



From AA2MX, Bill

Good weekend, much better conditions, no lighting crashes! It was a beautiful weekend in North Carolina and to many things to do, not enough time for the WES. But I still had fun and worked many old friends. It was great being able to work 7 Club stations. Thanks everyone.

AA2MX

From AA2XB, Frank

Good weather weekend with many chores to do and other commitments so in and out of shack and only seven contacts this Wes. Next month I'll be a bonus station so look for me then. 73 all.

From AA4WW, Matt

Bunches of fun. Thank you all

From AA8CL, Carmen "Bud"

Great time. Only had a couple minutes last night and then about 30 minutes this afternoon.

So not my best but when you run 1 watt and get to work 6 great Hams, including a 559 report from Bob, F6EJN, its a good WES.

And thanks also to Scott, John, Jack, Phil and Rick.

Oh, and Rick, W1AU could have quit on me so thanks for you to keep trying in the end. You pulled me out. The hard ones are the ones that are the most fun for me.

I really appreciate ya'll for answering all the QRP & QRPp stations. So you QRO stations really deserve to get the applause.

73, see down the log

AA8CL

From AA8TA, Joe

Thought that I would have more time but lots of stuff came along so maybe next time. Appreciate the contacts.

From AB4PP, John Paul

Got in there several times and added to the contest. Busy weekend so not many chances to operate. Had a great time S&P and even did a run for a little while on 40. Enjoyed it and got to use the Cootie for a while. Great fun and good to hear some new members I there plugging away. Used one new bug too after a lot of adjusting. (RESUBMITTED)

AB4PP

From AB5XM, Allan

Always hope for more contacts but didn't get them today. 73

From AC1GF, Bob

Conditions OK, 40M very good Saturday night. Made a few QSOs on 15M. Toughest contact was K7TRT who was rock bound on 7.121 Mhz. He was only running 8 watts and SSB stations were right on top of him, but we did it. Worked a total of 27 club stations. Thanks for all the QSOs!

From AC2YD, Ben

Thanks for good ears/antennas copying my 2-watt QRP signal! Couldn't spend much time this month, but fun to work the abundant bonus SK*KCC and club stations!

From AC9XS, Steve

Bands weren't great for most of Saturday, but 40 really opened up late Saturday night, and 20 really favored Europe on Sunday afternoon. Thanks for all the Q's and see everyone in October.

From AD0AB, Jim

Thanks for the QSOs, it was a fun WES. For a while 20M was so hot I thought Bert, H6HKA, was local.
I noticed for the first time that some folks were using cut numbers in their SKCC numbers. I bet that adds a new level of confusion for newbies.
On a darker note, while I was running a freq and answering responders, occasionally other stations would keep right on calling rather than waiting in line. I hope that kind of brutish behavior isn't creeping into SKCC.
Still, the WES was a lot of fun and I'm looking forward to the next one.

AD0AB

From AE0EE, Bill

Portable coincident with Parks on the Air activations in MN (9/11, Glacial Lakes State Trail, K-9388, a bit NNE of Willmar, MN) and SD (9/12, Lake Cochrane State Recreation Area, K-8168). I was defaulting to an exchange of RST/state for the POTA contacts, but if I were search-and-pounce or if SKCC number was requested (and I could hear that), I finished the SKCC exchange. Great weather for portable operations. 5 W and a mono-band dipole up 10-15' (9/11) or 15-20' (9/12).

From AE3A, Colin

Shout-out to Ron, KS1KCC/AC2C, for digging out my 339 QRP signal! I went with my Yaesu FT-840 (running 5W) to an inverted vee, and trusty Nye Viking Master straight key. I spent a little more time for this WES and managed even two French QSO's (thanks to Bert F6HKA, and Bob F6EJN).
Very 73 to all - Colin, AE3A

AE3A

From AE4Y, Kent

I haven't been on in a WES in several months. It was good knocking the rust off of my fist. Thanks to everyone for the contacts. I hope to see you all again next month.

From AF4QK, Kenny

Enjoyed another WES but had to cut operating time short because it was just too beautiful outside!! Still had fun with my meager QSO count. Thanks to all who participated!! SKCC is the best!!
73, Kenny AF4QK 20594s

AF4QK

From AF5SW, Kevin

Another Fantastic WES! Thanks to everyone involved. I wasn't able to get started until this morning but had some good propagation for the most part and before long I realized how my CW experience has improved over the last year and a half, mostly thanks to everyone here! SKCC is the best!
73, Kevin,AF5SW #20090T

AF5SW

From AF6GA, Phil

Patchy prop but nice to see all the activity. Thanks for the qs and, at times, tough condx.
73 de Phil

From AH6AX, Larry

Didn't have much time to 'play'..prepping for a trip to NC Outer Banks (OBX) to work portable on the beach.,, (note; now operational at OBX as QRP AH6AX/4 - 73/72 - Larry

From AK3X, Peter

No time. Two contacts. 73 all, Peter

From AK6A, Bill

Another great WES contest! Conditions from Oregon were pretty poor with even the S Meter bending CA and CO stations down in the mud. Even so a lot of good DX was added to the log thanks to great operators like F6HKA, PG4I, EA4AZT, LW3EX, and many others. It was also my job to confuse everyone by operating KS7KCC for a few hours from OR (and not the usual OH - I hope everyone was paying attention to the SPC!) So between that and shutting things down when the CWOPS guys came on the band it was a pretty lazy contest effort for me. I spent half the weekend between pounding brass and wood working projects. I'm already looking forward to next month! Thanks everyone - 73 - Bill AK6A

AK6A

From CO9GBB, Club Caibarien

One more time we were at the event, despite the Pandemic, thanks to the SKCC club for keeping the CW alive, we will see each other in the next month, God willing, CLUB CAIBARIEN

From CT7AUP, David

Another great WES. Thank you all for the good time. 73, David.

CT7AUP

From F5DE/P, Bernard

Another pleasure to be active as a QRP portable station with about 5 to 10 watts output into a very short GP antenna at 1500 m asl, being for a few holidays in the departement of Lozère (#48). With a bit of patience I did seven contacts with Dit KS8KCC, Chas K3WW, Bob F6EJN, Bert F6HKA, Jack W9GT, Phil K3EW and Radu YO9CMC. Many thanks for the contacts ! On the photo is my huge antenna !
Transceiver was a FT840 rated at 5 watts but sometimes at 10 watts when not being heard at a true QRP level. Key was a french Dyna Manitone straight key. 73 de Bernard.

F5DE/P

From F6EJN, Bob

Spread with the United States is usual. A few QSOs in the afternoon. Good evening propagation on the 20 m strip.
Good night traffic for 40 m. Some openings on the 15 m. The hours are French. (GMT + 2)
Thank you for all these QSOs and see you soon for other activities.
My conditions: KWD TS 2000 and Acom Amplifier (400 watts) Antenna tuner TEN TEC 238B and Antenna FB 33 at 50 feets ASL.

F6EJN

From F6HKA, Bert

Hi everyone. Thanks for the QSOs. The conditions were not too bad for a change. I was very busy on Saturday sharing my time between the SKCC and BWQP activities.
The 40 and 20m were in good shape. Good opening to the US on 15M both days with good signals but unfortunately too short.
Working conditions: Elecraft K4D received 2 weeks ago and Expert 1.5K amp limited to 400 Watts.
Antennas: Ultrabeam 20/1/15/12/10m at 60ft up 4el on 20m and 6 el on 15m.
2 el Cushcraft on 40m 70ft up

73 everybody and maybe see you next month.
Bert

F6HKA

From G0RDO, John

Great fun but propagation again not great from here. All my contacts (8) were on 20m and many thanks to
F6EJN, F6HKA, W9GT, KS9KCC, NE9EE, DK3DUA, KS8KCC and K3EW.
Stations heard but not worked were EA1EX, EA4BL, KR9Q, EA5FID, F5DE, UR5SNS, 4X6FB.
Kenwood TS-440s 100 watts to a 20ft vertical, key a Marconi 365GZ (?) 1960s I think.
73 John / G0RDO / skcc 2133s

G0RDO

From G3WZD, Mac

SKCC Member for some years but first time trying the WES. I only had a very short time this weekend but most enjoyable nevertheless. I will be sure to devote more time next month! 73 de G3WZD

G3WZD

From JR2IUB, Take

Many thanks to all. The conditions were so poor that I was not able to hear lots of stations but I very much enjoyed some skcc qsos :-) DE Take JR2IUB

From K0KEX, Rick

It was nice to have the noise levels down & the signals stable. Good job by the Club stations, would like to have had more time to find KS1KCC.
Spec shout to G4PVM, F6HKA, F6EJN, PG4I, & EA4AZT
Thanks to everyone for another great WES 73 Rick

K0KEX

From K1EDG, Ed

Great event, I like the clubs format. See everyone next month!
73 from frosty Maine

K1EDG

From K1PUG, Hank

Saturday was a REMEMBER 9/11 DAY AND SUNDAY 40M WAS THE BAND TO BE ON 73, HANK.....PUG

From K2CWM, Curt

Ran my TS-590SG at 75 watts to a multi-band vertical, using my Kent KT1 Straight Key. Set my goal of 50 contacts but only made 40. Always fun but the nice outside weather limits my indoor radio fun (hi hi). Thanks to all my contacts and see y'all next month!
Curt K2CWM NJ

K2CWM

From K3EW, PHIL

Great Participation, especially loads of new members.

This was maiden voyage for my new acquisition-a Palstar AT-Auto automatic tuner. It is slaved to rig and follows tuning and band changes extremely quickly. Made for easy forays onto 15 meters when asked to do so, and my numerous band changes. This unit has balanced output necessary for my loop antenna 390 ohm twin lead feed. Pix attached

Conditions were not great on 20, 15 was very spotty, except for Bruce WB6IZG on Saturday working everyone on 15. 20 and 40 propagation were not great just fair most times. (LOTS OF VERY SMALL SIGS DUE TO CONDITIONS) At times others offered on the Sked Page that "It was like pulling teeth". I agree, things were very very slow except for last hour.

Thank you Stan ZL2BLQ for your nightly (our time) monitoring of 14049 on 20 ; TU to Vk4TJ and VK2DVA for very early AM (East time Sunday AM) QSO's on 40. Very tough circuit. TU WL7WH Bob for pulling my signal out on 20 on Sunday PM. Thank you to everyone for persevering through the deep QSB.

Missed 12-4 both Saturday and Sunday afternoons due to need to cut grass and help XYL shopping . Those times are usually very slow going and reports are that I did not miss much.

Biggest surprise was the frenzy of callers during the last hour on 40- In the past, 80 held that honor but not this time.

See you all next month. 73 Phil

K3EW

From K3JZD, Jody

Seemed like a low noise floor most of the weekend. That was nice. Made one QSO on 15m - I think it is is time to start using that band!!! IC-7300 - 100w - 40m Dipole - 3 EL tri-band beam - American Morse KK1B Key (yes, you can use that solid little key that feels like a full size key for hours and hours). Jody - K3JZD

From K3WW, Chas

Limited time, caught a few of the club calls.
73 Chas K3WW

From K3ZGA, Bob

What a fun WES. Most of my time was spent piloting K4VRC, The Villages Amateur Radio Club.

IC-7300, 40 meter Delta Loop, Begali Spark and Intrepid keys.

K3ZGA

From K4MMC, McEachern UMC ARC

Had a great time working some fabulous operators at the end of Sunday afternoon. Some new contacts and a couple of previously worked OM. Thanks to all you longtime SK CC ops for sending really good CW at a comfortable speed!
See you next month.
73 and God bless,

David W4QDV
Trustee for K4MMC, the McEachern United Methodist Church "Tower of Power" Radio Club.
I know some of our contacts are glad we didn't send the entire club name. Us, too!

K4MMC

From K4RCG, Bob

Lot of fun and made great progress towards my Tx8!

73 de Bob
K4RCG

From K5TSK, Hank

Been a while. Not much fun without an antenna, but did hear a few. My apologies to those I slowed down, who tried to pull out my signal.
73 all, Hank.

From K6FA, David

Wish I could have put in more time. Running My K3 with KPA500 at 200 watts this time. 15 meters had a nice opening to bad more didn't try that band.

From K6PB, Pete

Only had time to join in on Saturday evening, but was pleasantly surprised to find 40 meters wide open. Lots of fun. Thanks for the QSO's.

From K7CNT, Rick

Tough hearing the east side of the country from my Az antenna, but still had a good time as usual. thanks to all who heard my signal. God bless.
Rick/K7CNT
73

From K8JD, John

was a busy weekend and only had a short time for WES.

From K8LJG, John

Fun as allway's ...

K8LJG

From K8PRC, PED 1

I ran our club call K8PRC as Ped 1. On Saturday and Sunday morning I ran my station at our summer place. IC718/100w-EFHW 40 Mtr Ant up to 25 Ft. Bencher RJ2 SK and my Vibroplex Original Bug. Sunday evening at home with my KW590S/TT Eagle and Czech Key. Had fun but got to spend some fishing time Saturday with 2 of my grandsons. That trumps radio any day. Using the Ped 1 name threw lots of ops because they are not ready to copy this type of name...people are ready for Bill, Tom..Bob etc. Until next time..Auto fill is a spoiler.
DE K8PRC, Ped 1,,,(N3JJT-255S)

K8PRC

From K8TEZ, Larry

worked two new one's - TNX N4AHO Doug in SC & EA4AZT Manuel in Zafra . We also spent some time trying to fill band slots for VE9SKCC...Thanks to all 73's from the shores of Lake Erie

K8TEZ

From K8UGG, Dan

Conditions were much better than last month WES. Nice strong signals on 40 and 20 Meters made it very enjoyable. Lots of new members!

From K9DAC, TOM

If the four contacts I had, all four were new nrs, and of the four, three were non-U.S. stations. Sorry that I haven't had time to participate fully, but enjoyed the few contacts that I did make.

From K9EYT, Ray

Nice change from FT8 thanks for the Q's always a good test of skill 73

K9EYT

From K9PMV, Jerry

Made 31 QSO's on a busy weekend. Fourty meters seemed to be the only action during my time on the air. Nevertheless, fun as always. Thanks for the contacts.

From KA1LHJ, John

Put in some time, good for me. 20 meters both afternoons for a handful of multipliers I'd otherwise be missing. 3 KS# stations, 6, 7 and 9; one other club. Thanks to Rick w1au for CT. We both got CT.

From KA3LOC, Ric

Thanks to all who participated in making this month's WES so much fun. Hope everyone has good September. God bless you &your families. Ric

From KA4UPI, Mark

Good band conditions but not enough on air time.
Maybe next time.

From KA5TJS, Allen

Great WES for me, 25 states and 5 countries. Thanks to Dave in POR and Bert in FRA and Ramon in CUB. The receivers in this 7610 are awesome! Running 70 watts to a doublet ant. at 30ft. Used the home brew cootie for most of the contacts.

KA5TJS

From KA6J, Jim

Thanks to all for another fun WES. Looking forward to October!!

From KA8MNP, Randy

Lots of fun, first time since my hand injury that I actually comfortable. That's been almost two years. Too many interruptions here so I had very limited time on the air. Thanks to all the FB OPS.
Oh by thw way I uused a home brew Cootie.

From KB1WOD, Dave

I had a fun time this weekend. Got more nrs towards my Sx6 and got a few club stations. Thanks for all the QSOs and hope to see you all next month 73!!

KB1WOD

From KB3LIU, Joseph dunn

Dont know how to get 0n E mail

From KB4QQJ, Randy

Grand ole time but spent most of my time operating as KS4KCC. Great surprise contact was Flip, KT9X from the LICW club. Worked her on the sideswiper and KX3 into a doublet at 33 feet. Managed to snag two new VE9SKCC/# during the WES as well. See you all next month for more fun and noise making.

From KB5JO, CURT

Great QRPp conditions for a change. Really enjoyed this WES

From KC1FNM, Jim

Back participating after years away from CW!

From KC3PZY, Jack

What a great WES! I was busy all day Saturday, but managed to crank out a number of QSOs on Sunday. Thank you all! I'm well on my way to Tx4. A VE9SKCC station even answered one of my CQs!!
73, Jack

From KD1JT, Dennis

I had little time for radio this weekend. Seems every WES weekend my band plays Sunday 2100-2359Z and I have to hit the road by 2000Z. I make the best of it, and appreciate every contact. I seem to do pretty well just calling CQ WES and spotting myself. Great fun, hope everyone had a good weekend.

From KD2EPM, Dom

Great fun.

From KD2KEH, Ken

KX3 with AX-1 antenna from a balcony in Madison, WI

From KD3CA, Don

Not much time for radio on Saturday . Did manage a lot more time on Sunday . Many tnx to all for the calls. 73 Don

From KD9GDY, Jim

Great weekend! Had to stop early. Gud to work WA9BBN and N8KR on KS9KCC. Also, Al club Ne9EE. Ham shack is finished now but still moving in. Hope to see everyone next month. 73

From KE0ZUW, John

My First WES. I was pleased with the reception provided by the experienced members.

From KE5DXX, Colton

Only a couple of QSOs this month, but made them all from a new FT-891. Excited to do more with this rig. TU to all the operators I worked, and see y'all on the air! 73 de KE5DXX

From KF4AV, Dan

Fun time.Working toward S. Long way to go!!

From KG4MTN, Mike

Very limited time to work WES but did connect my PFR3B to my HOA Special antenna (rain gutter) and managed to squeak out 2 contacts at a big 5 watts. Always fun, hope for more op time next month!

From KG5IEE, Randal

Used the old Yaesu FTDX-560 for most of the WES until a gremlin popped up in the rig Sunday morning. Finished out the the Icom-761. Another good WES.

KG5IEE

From KG5OWB, Terry

Tnx all for a fun WES. Bands good here in STX but very noisy at my QTH. Running off and on during the event with a couple of S&P. Ran about 75w from my KX3-based rig, sloper up 22 and using a Green Machine cootie. Lots of fun! Thanks a bunch! 73! Terry

KG5OWB

From KI4DEF, Kevin

I thoroughly enjoyed this month’s WES! I operated off-and-on throughout the 36-hr period, for about five or six hours total. Search-and-pounce was most productive, altho’ I spent some of my time calling CQ WES and had a few OMs answer.

Because milliwatting is one of my favorite activities, I operated QRPp, mostly using my NorCal Sierra (turned down to 500 mW) feeding a 135 ft inverted L up 40 ft. I stayed on 40 m on Saturday, and switched to 20 m for Sunday. I did ok on 40 m, with five QSOs. I was especially pleased to have QSOs with OMs operating two club calls: Easy, KS6KCC, and Ron for VE3UEE, the Bush Dog Radio Group.

At first I was unable to make any contacts on 20 m, so I increased power to 900 mW, switched antennas (to a 44 ft doublet up 35 ft), and even tried my Elecraft K1 (also at 900 mW to the doublet). Eventually I had two great QSOs: the first with Terry, W7AMI in ID, and then with Malcolm in MB operating the Canadian Special Event call, VE9SKCC/VE4WES. Those two made up for my previous frustration on 20 m.

For old times’ sake, I also spent a bit of time using my Tuna Tin 2 xtal xmtr (300 mW) on 40 m, with an old IC-R70 rcvr (a gift from my elmer Paul WA4MXT), but didn’t have any contacts with it.

The photo shows my station in 2006, during the 2006 ARRL Straight Key Night. The rigs used this weekend are all still the same, down to the WM-1 wattmeter showing 300 mW from the TT2. It was the 2006 SKN that led me to SKCC: I found out about SKCC and joined a few days later (What! You mean there are people who prefer using straight keys and use them all the time?!)

Thanks to everyone who pulled down my QRPp signal, and especially those with the patience for repeats… and more repeats. Until next time…

KI4DEF

From KI4DT, Donnie Tomlinson

Didn't make many contacts but had great fun

KI4DT

From KI8I, Dave

Another rough sprint for me. Saturday my noise level was S7 - S9 all day with only 15 contacts. Sunday the band was better but not that many were on for most of the day. Only worked 40 meters both days. Still had fun but college football hurts sprint on Saturday also as I like to watch. Even though my team did not give a very god showing on defense. Oh well, GO BUCKS! Best 72/73 from Wild and Wonderful West Virginia, Dave KI8I

From KK0I, Jack

...another working weekend with limited time. Was a fun one hunting those club stations. See you next month! 73, jack

KK0I

From KN8RHM, Rick

Nice to see lots of activity. The bands weren't bad either.
Lotsa DX too. Thanks All! CU in Next WES, I hope!

9/11/2021 21:37:29 VE4MG 13248S Malcolm 14.051
9/12/2021 15:17:02 VE3UEE 23289 Ron 3.555
9/11/2021 20:28:20 CT7AUP 24197T David 14.0465
9/11/2021 22:22:31 EA5FID 24446 Juan 14.0562
9/12/2021 14:02:17 F6HKA 6069S Bert 14.051
9/12/2021 14:39:36 G4PVM 17810T Paul 14.0505
9/12/2021 15:26:55 9A2AJ 12818 Tom 14.0570
9/12/2021 15:50:41 F6EJN 508S Bob 14.0545
9/12/2021 22:06:28 GM0EUL 16307T Peter 14.057
9/12/2021 22:17:43 EA5KO 12909T Andy 14.0580
9/12/2021 22:22:59 EA4AZT 22960T Manuel 14.0520

KN8RHM

From KP3W, Jose

Busy weekend... see you on the next one. 73

From KS1KCC, SKCC

Too many things going on over the weekend to have sufficient time for the WES.

From KS2KCC, Dash

Short effort but wanted KS2KCC in some logs. 73, Dash KS2KCC

KS2KCC

From KS4KCC, Bugs

Great conditions! Spent most of the time on 40 but worked members on 160,80,40, 20 and 15. It was fantastic to see all the new members participating!
Best surprise contact was WL7WH, Bob in the far north. Used the KX3 at 15w into a doublet or an endfed at 33 feet. Keys were many a varied to include sideswipers, bugs and straight keys.

KS4KCC

From KS6KCC, EASY

Very excited to have participated our first
time running as a club, KS6KCC.
============================================
OUR OPS: AA6AC, AA6MK, KE8AQW, KN4OPN, KT9X,
N0CW, N2PPI, NF6R, W1EJ, W6JIM, W6UG, WBILLY,
WB2UZE, WK4WC

From KS7KCC, CW

Multi Operators for KS7KCC were Randy/N8KQ, Bill/AK6A, Bob/W8ARC. The picture is of N8KQ's Hygain TH6-DXX "Thunderbird" Thank You Bill es Bob. 73 KS7KCC "CW"

KS7KCC

From KS8KCC, Dit

Operated only Sunday for a bit.

KS8KCC

From KS9KCC, Codie

Multi-op with Terry - K9FMX, Josh - W9HT, Ed - WA9BBN, and Ken - N8KR at the N8KR shack. Lots of activity and great DX! Findlay Hamfest silenced the shack for most of Sunday . . . it's great to have hamfests again! Pictured is Ed - WA9BBN at the 40 meter station with Ken - N8KR at the 20 meter station.

KS9KCC

From KT9X, FLIP

I used the Begali Spark Straight Key instead of the Intrepid Bug for the WES - working on that TRIPLE KEY!

I want to be a Triple Key Master, like my friend and mentor, Bob, K3ZGA!

KT9X

From KU8T, Tom Rupp

Wish I had more time to work WES.

From KW4GF, Ed Gibbs

I hope to spend more time next month. What fun!

73 de KW4GF #14209

From LW3EX, WALT

Busy weekend. I only had a few hours ... FUN as always
QSO Stats: 9 > 21MHz – 5 > 28MHz
TA33 – 50W – Home Made DSK
TU everyone for the QSOs. Take care & Stay well
BCNU 73, Walt - ..- ZUT

LW3EX

From N0CW, Chuck

Bands were in good shape on Friday but didn't carry through to the weekend. Spent several hours as KS6KCC operator on 20 and 40 but here on West Coast but the good band spirits were missing in action.

From N0SMX, Dennis

Lots of fun and great CW practice. This was my first using the new bug.. Thanks for all the contacts.. My favorite activity by far... See you next month 73

N0SMX

From N2EI, SKIP

KS4KCC, KS6CC and KS9CC also 2 CLub Stations K8PRC and W4YK

From N2HTT, Mike

Had a little time this morning to give WES a try - heard lots of stations but only one heard me :-(
RBN showed me getting out in some directions but low sig strength, using 20m EFHW which usually does okay. Thanks to all the ops that make this such a great event, 73 Mike

N2HTT

From N3HEE, Joe

Lots of fun. Wish I had more time to play radio. Flex 6600M/100W with single end fed half wave wire antenna at 50 feet.

From N3OLP, Scott

Another great WES. This weekend my wife was at the beach with friends and so I got to really concentrate on this one! Conditions seemed good and the storms stayed away. I'm still hearing CW in my head even though my rig is now off! Had to update my score because I forgot to add in the bonus points for the club stations. Thanks again SKCC!

N3OLP

From N4OW, AL

Very fun WES for me. Used the KX3 on Saturday and my FTdx3000 set at 5w on Sunday. 20 was long. It was easier to work Europe than Ohio :) Tip of the hat to all the ops that pulled me out of the noise. As they say: "QRP works !" 72/73 de AL, N4ow 11375s

N4OW

From N4SDM, Sam

The best band here all weekend was 40 meters. Lots of signals showing on Skimmer on 20 meters but difficult to hear here.

From N5DR, Cecil

Best WES EVER! Bands mostly excellent, lots of DX participation. Made 6 DX contacts and had lots of fun.

From N6DVS, Vic

Really put a lot of time into this SKCC. Lots of fun. Thanks everyone for contacts.

N6DVS

From N8KR, Ken

Running WES at the Findlay, OH Hamfest while selling "goodies" at the table. Icom 7100 at 35 watts into the 40m hamstick performed well!

N8KR

From N9ZXL, Dave

Argo6 5wts g5rv n/s inv vee.. 80, 40 20 mtrs.. tnx to any KS?kcc mbrs..only worked 6 states west of the Mississippi river..hihi.. 1081 qsos so far this yr, hi..they all make QRM..hihi..that's my daily project.. I now have "ONLY" 72 keys..hi..pix of some on qrz pay. This PIX is nmbr 72... 73 will be coming..hi..
So, tnx to SKCC board mbrs.. and I keep thinking for each WES we work on, a ONE dollar bill shud be sent to the SKCC board for what they are doing for us ..
So takecare and c u in OCTOBER, to make more QRM..hihi.. it's fun..
7three
QRM president chief. HiHi.
DAVE LARSEN N9ZXLQRP@GMAIL.COM

N9ZXL

From NE0QP, QCWA25

Was fun operating operating with two members of the Lincoln, NE QCWA club (Chapter 25): Fred/KB0LF and Jim/KG0RD. Bands in NE were good-- got many QSOs on 80m in the early morning, and on 40m and 20m during the day. None on 15m or 10m tho. Thanks to all who gave us a call. Fred/KB0LF

From NE9EE, AL

It was a grind, but fun. Bands were open, just not as many ops this month.

NE9EE

From OE3IAK, Andi

I did very little to further my score this time. Today I went on a beautiful SOTA trip, have to seize late summer.
Met G4PVM and EA3NO again, and made two new SKCC friends, EA5FID and PA2SQ - 73!

From ON4OS, Ostend Radio Club

Operator Luc - ON7DQ

ON4OS

From PA3JD, Joop

Good condx in the afternoon on 20m.

PA3JD

From PG4I, Jo

My first 15 meter QSO in ages (with K2FW), so the bands are picking up I guess. The second day was great with a good evening opening across the Atlantic and many new stations. Thanks everyone for the QSOs!

PG4I

From VE2KZW, Robert

That was a great WES. I operated on Saturday only; good conditions on both 20m and 40m, with occasional QRN in the evening. It was quite an experience to operate as VE9SKCC/VE2, a long call sign with a straight key. Thank you all for your patience as this was my first real test with pileups. Overall, I had great fun. 73, Robert.

VE2KZW

From VE3AHY, Krys

Thanks for all, end see you next time,
Very 73 to all, Krys

From VE3UEE, Ron

Tnx for the contacts. Sorry to those I missed - QRM was bad here especially on 40 meters and my station is not mighty. Icom 7300 at 100 watts into an end fed "random" wire sloping up 25'. 73 Ron (aka Wink)

From W1BLU, Blue

Thunderstorms created QRT periods yesterday but such is living in paradise! Still had some QSOs w/friends. Used my Kent SK this WES.

W1BLU

From W1RCP, Robbie "Rob" Pitts

I had a great time operating this WES event. I outdid myself from last month's QSO count. Did some PR for SKCC to a non-member (W3WR). Had a 30 minute ragchew with one member W1WD on Saturday. I learned that MA sent really fast sounds like a Q. I helped one of the bonus stations with a dirty key. I sent her an email to let her know. I've had the same thing happen, and I thought my rig was broken.

My SKCC log broke the 500 QSO mark. I'm sending in a Tx4 application along with some other benchmarks. This WES was a successful adventure in that alone.

W1RCP

From W1TAG, John

Interesting weekend. Participation seemed good, there was some activity on the higher bands, propagation was better overall than recently. Snagged 54 SPC's, which is a record for me. Nice to have a CQ answered by JR2IUB! The bonus points for club contacts should result in some big scores. Thanks to all who participated!

W1TAG

From W2LCW, LICW

Had a great time with 10 operators from the Long Island CW Club participating. W4CMG, WR7D, KD9KHA, KO5USA, K2JX, ND8MS, KN4ZMA, N2PEZ, N0IPA, and W2ITT. Thanks all for chasing us down. 73

W2LCW

From W3NP, Dave

Did not spend much time on the air this month as I had a 24hr stomach bug. I thought condx were somewhat poor overall.
Got KS1KCC on 2 bands, KS6KCC on 3 bands, KS7, 8 and 9 on one band each.
K3 Line to the Optibeam yagi on 20 & 15 and the big Skyloop on 40 and 80. First event using my homebrew common mode chokes (1 at the K3 and 1 at the KPA-500) and enjoyed near zero local noise.
Keys used: Vibroplex Lightning bug c1942 and the SL170IL bug for slower speeds.

W3NP

From W3SI, Bill

Bands were up and down and I guess I hit some up moments. Surprised that my Windom transmits as well as it hears. Many station on this weekend and I had little trouble hearing them but they were having a tough time to hear me. I was asked to repeat many times but finally got through most of them.

From W4CMG, Cathy

Operated as a 2-fer - W2LCW plus my own "T". A lot of QSB this weekend. Thank you to all for your patience, and the QSOs.

From W4DHT, DREXEL

AS always, an WES is a lot of fun. For some reason 20-meters was not great in SW Ohio. Old reliable 40-meters was great.

W4DHT

From W4RIN, Rin

Fun times on the Bug this weekend. 73, Rin, W4RIN

W4RIN

From W4RQ, Rich

What little time I had in WES this month was FUN, Thanks to all who endured my Cootie fist !

Carry On, stay safe and protect others.

W4RQ

From W4YK, Blue Ridge ARC

Hard not to send my own callsign or SKCC #, and just about as hard not to send "CQ POTA" instead of "CQ WES"! But lots of fun for the hours here and there where I could give the club points out on 40, 20 and 80. (Too bad I couldn't use some of these new numbers for my own callsign, though...!) Thanks, all. - KC5F

W4YK

From W5ZBT, Tom

WES is more fun with sunspots. Thanks to all the KS#KCC OPs!

From W5ZR, Bert

There was another qso party on all-day Saturday, so this was a Sunday-only effort. Always great fun, and the SKCC group is becoming quite a good bunch of competitors....there is some fine CW going on during these sprints. 73

From W6JIM, Jim

🐔 I spent most of my time having-a-ball managing the 👉KS6KCC👈 Team. The Easy Copy CW Club. I had no idea that "Multi-Operator" would be so much fun 😃 (I hope we were Easy Copy!)

I also learned how to use emoji's on the Sked-Page...nuf-said about that!

We had a blast handing-out 100 points to as many ops as we could 👍 The team did all the hard work on their keys, while I tried to actively keep the roster as full as possible.

Our team's composition was Long Island CW Club members and past K3Y/6 ops.

My enthusiastic-thanks to our team:
WB1LLY, WB2UZE, KT9X, NF6R, WK4WC, KM4OPN, N2PPI, W6UG, N0CW, KE8AQW, W1EJ, AA6AC, AA6MK, WB2KWC, WW6AA 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

73, Jim
W6JIM

W6JIM

From W6UG, Phil

Operated from our lemon grove in North County San Diego. Spent 4 hours as W6JIM's club station KS6KCC cutting through the pile-ups...that was fun.

From W7VC, Jordan

20m was flakey but very open at times. Interestingly, I mostly reached states that I usually have a hard time reaching, and heard others coming in very strong.

From W8BTD, Bob

Thanks to the bouns station for a great time. Picture is of the USS Kitty Hawk CVA-63 in 1963.

W8BTD

From W8YA, Mark

Thank you to everyone who took time to help me get my Senator award. I hope you all have as much fun as I do. Keep pounding the brass. 73

W8YA

From W9DLN, Dan

TU VY FB QSO F6HKA...

From W9GT, Jack

Very little time to operate with numerous things going on this weekend. Hope everyone had fun. We managed to work a few. de W9GT

Skipper handles K9 duties in the station and I take care of the W9 end of things.

W9GT

From W9JX, Stan

WES and COE - great fun!

From W9KMK, Gene

Another fun WES, thanks for all the QSO's. The conditions were rough but I did OK.

W9KMK

From W9SA, Bill

Great fun as usual. Always nice to work new calls but also very nice to hear familiar calls. Thanks all.

W9SA

From W9YY, Jack

Well, only 2 hours of operating time, 23 contacts, all on 40 meters. Found 6 club stations, 2 Montana stations, east coast, west coast, and Canada. 40 was hot! All with my long wire on the backyard fence up 5 feet! Thanks everyone, and see you on the air. 73, Jack

From WA3KCP, John

Always a fun event! Enjoyed the club theme for bonus points. Highlights were working 5 KS*KCC stations and logging Bert F6HKA on 15M and 20M. Sunday morning 40M started with few replies to my CQ WES, but chuckled when Skimmer also showed ZL4YL (RBS) picking me up at 12dB!

From WA3RSR, Ken

I had contacts on 40 in the morning here, 15 and 20 midday, and 40 in the evening. Worked states in the East, Central, and West. Also Cuba, New Brunswick, a couple clubs, and KS6KCC. Lots of activity for this sprint and good band conditions.

Soapbox image is from earlier in the summer when I activated a Parks on the Air: Gunpowder Falls State Park (Sparks, MD location).

WA3RSR

From WA4CHQ, Neil

Man that was a lot of fun! I put up a new Delta Loop a few days ago and boy does it work well! Rig used was the FT-857d throttled back to 5w. Key was my DIY cootie.

WA4CHQ

From WA4JK, Jerry Kidd

First time and I had fun, liked the theme stations

From WA4OFW, Page Campbell

Trying to get my CW speed back up and this was my first SKCC event. I really enjoyed it and would have liked to operated longer. I like the fact that we are giving actual rst numbers and the exchange includes some unique info. I look forward to participating more often. 73

From WA4SPJ, Don

First WES operating QRP with FT-817 and EFHW. Fun weekend, even if the lawn didn't get mowed.

From WA5AFD, Gerald

Spent some operating time both afternoons. Signals were weak on Saturday but bands improved a bunch on Sunday. Thanks to all for the QSOs!

WA5AFD

From WA5JRS, Dave / MJARS

NE5DL here. Ope rated with the club call sign for an hour on Sunday. Mansfield Amateur Radio Servce.

From WA6DES, Nate

Had fun on my 2nd WES! Thanks AK6A for clarifying SPC (OR vs OH) for KS7KCC...thought this newbee had copied incorrectly. And still working out fist jitters...appreciate the QSOs.

73, Nate

From WA8IMA, Walter

First Weekend Sprintathon I've worked in several years. So much fun! Can't wait for next month!

From WA8KAN, Dave

Great weekend. Enjoyed working all 40m with old
McElroy "hole in the wall" bug.

From WB0SND, Mike

Was only active very late Saturday night for an hour and Sunday morning/afternoon. The FOC QSO Party was sharing time with the WES. I enjoyed my time on the WES very much. It was so nice to see 20 in fair shape where I was able to work some of our Euro members. I used the Begali Sculpture Swing SS Key for the entire event.

From WB3GCK, Craig

It was a beautiful day for some QRP-portable operating. It was fun having back-to-back QSOs with F6EJN and F6HKA. Thanks, Bob and Bert!

WB3GCK

From WB5JWI, Les

Only a little time for operation and the band conditions were not good on Sunday. Still, I had fun and hope everyone else had a great time.

WB5JWI

From WB8JAY, Dan D Jones

Had fun working the WES partially with the Heathkit HW-16. Also, got to work VE9SKCC/VE4.

From WB8WUA, Greg

Had fun - was nice to hear from Bob again in FRA.

From WB9HFK, Mark

Thanks for the Q's! See everyone in the 2 Hour Sprint! 73, Mark WB9HFK

From WB9TFF, Donna

Thanks for the WES qsos, the club qsos, and bonus station qsos. Great Fun!! 73 WB9TFF Donna

WB9TFF

From WF4W, RJ Hubbard

it was fun! wish I had had more time to operate

From WK4WC, Lane

Thanks SKCC for a great event. I worked 50+ for KS6KCC. I hope I didn't hurt anyone's ears with my new cootie fist. I wish I could operate it to match how good it looks. 73 All

WK4WC

From WL7WH, Bob

Fun as usual, but not much time to operate

From WZ5K, Mark Isom

I'm in my apartment with my IC-7300, Comet 250B on my patio and my 2 Wolfhounds asleep on the sofa. This is my 1st WES SKCC.

WZ5K

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