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It was 1859 before CW. It was 1859 before spark. It was 1859 before our time was taken away with "reality" television, DVD's, cell phones, and email. It was 1859 before daylight saving time. Take a moment to relax and enjoy the "real" world. This mid-summer event might just build your WAS, DXCC, and provide you with some operating pleasure. Be a part of history! Are you certified at 65 WPM? Good for you. Are you happy at 8 WPM? That is just fine too. Just get on and work someone!
- WØOOW
Results:
(As submitted by Vince, KIØRB)
WIRE
| CALL | QSO PTS | SPC | CQC MEMBERS | Worked WØCQC +100 pts. | FINAL SCORE |
| KØFRP | 149 | 10 | 4 | Yes | 5960 |
| NO2D | 70 | 13 | 4 | Yes | 3740 |
| W7RF | 82 | 17 | 1 | No | 1394 |
| N5DGK | 12 | 2 | 1 | Yes | 436 |
| AB9QN | 6 | 1 | 2 | Yes | 112@ |
| KF4KRV | 3 | 1 | 1 | No | 3 |
VERTICAL
| CALL | QSO PTS | SPC | CQC MEMBERS | Worked WØCQC | FINAL SCORE |
| WA8REI | 136 | 5 | 4 | Yes | 2720 |
| N5KIP | 129 | 3 | 4 | Yes | 1548 |
| KEØCU | 17 | 4 | 2 | No | 66 |
| KIØRB | 6 | 1 | 2 | No | 12 |
BEAM
| CALL | QSO PTS | SPC | CQC MEMBERS | Worked WØCQC | FINAL SCORE |
| N4BP | 137 | 18 | 6 | No | 14,796 |
| AA4NN | 150 | 8 | 8 | Yes | 9600 |
| K4BAI | 129 | 4 | 8 | Yes | 4128 |
| KVØK | 85 | 17 | 0 | No | 1385 |
| NU8S | 121 | 2 | 3 | Yes | 726 |
@Recalculated by Contest Coordinator from log
PORTABLE
| CALL | QSO PTS | SPC | CQC MEMBERS | Worked WØCQC | FINAL SCORE |
| No stations in class |
| SOAP BOX |
| Conditions were not very good but I sure enjoyed the context. Used my HyGain Patriot vertical for 15 contacts, including dupes. Thanks for a very nice event. 73, Dick N5KIP |
|
FUN CONTEST WORKING THE SAME STN 3 TIMES, ½ HR APART. LIKE 20 M ONLY, TOO. BAND CONDX NOISY HERE, S-6 TO S-8 NOISE. DO I WIN A GOLD BRICK? CUD USE ONE TO BUY A TANK OF GAS! TNX ALL WHO WORKED ME. DON’T KNOW IF THE SPC/MEMBER NUMBER ADDS TO THE MULT WHEN A STN IS WKD 2ND TIME???? HELP. I’M SOOOO CONFUSED. 73 ES 72, KEN |
| My time this year was limited by having to play a tennis match, so only got on for the last 35 minutes. 73/72, John T. Laney III, K4BAI. |
| First time for this contest. Really thought the
conditions would have been better, but did not hear that many other
stations. Listened mostly, called CQ a few times, but thought it best to
listen. Just not the best of conditions, but enjoyed listening. QRN was a
bit of a problem as some major storms were coming across the midwest.
Looked west the entire time as I did not hear many stations all all from
the east or south when I listened on a dipole or vertical. So used the
beam for all QSO's.
Dennis Berry, NU8S |
| Not but one logged station...I've gotta work on my cw speed!!!! Anyhow, here it is...might help NO2D. :)KF4KRV |
| NO2D, thx for sticking with me, I was having a hard time
using this paddle today! I did not hear too many people, but less heard
me, so I need to get a better signal out and become a better op. Thanks
for fun I did have!
AB9QN |
|
Thanks for
sponsoring this contest. It was a lot of fun.
N5DGK |
| 1st CGR for me and using a new
loop antenna as well, got started about 20 minutes late but still made
some good contacts. Signals were good, mostly Q5 and varied up to 20 db
over S9 for K7IA also at 5 watts! Lots of fun, Tnx
CQC
Dan Magro - W7RC |
Here's how we announced the 'test Back in '08:
Nuts 'n Bolts:
Time: July 20, 2008 - 2000 through 2159 UTC
(Sunday afternoon, North America)
Band: 20 meters only (on or around 14.060 MHz - please spread out as needed).
Mode: CW only.
Call: try CQ CGR
Power: 5 W maximum.
Classifications:
W - WIRE: single element wire; including dipoles, random wires, Zepp, doublets, inverted V, slopers, single element loops, inverted L, etc.V - VERTICAL: verticals; including single element, ground plane, trapped vertical, or anything with vertical polarization and more or less omnidirectional pattern.
B - BEAM: multi-element arrays/beams; including beams, multi-element loops, phased verticals, V-beam, rhombic, etc.
P - PORTABLE: non-mobile temporary field station; may use any type of antenna.
Exchange: RST + SPC + Class + CQC Member # -or- Power Output. (SPC = State, Province, or Country)
Example: 559 CO V 132 -or- 559 CO V 5W
Multiple contacts:
The same station may be worked up to three times during the contest, provided a minimum of 30 minutes has elapsed
since the last QSO with the same station.
Scoring:
3 points for first contact with a station.
2 points for second contact with the same station.
1 point for third contact with the same station.100 points, one time only, for working club station WØCQC. The second contact with WØCQC, after half an hour,
is 2 points, while the third contact is worth 1 point (Al Dawkins, KØFRP, will be operating club station WØCQC from
Colorado during the contest...).
Multipliers:
All multipliers count once. Multipliers are SPC’s and CQC members worked.
Final Score:
QSO Points x SPC x CQC Members = Total Score.
Logs:
Submit logs showing time, callsign
worked, exchange, and QSO points for each station worked, show totals of
multiplier points.
Example:
Time Call Sign SPC RST/RST Antenna Member or Power QSO Points 2004 WØCQC Colorado 579/579 V 132 100 2011 KH6JDO Hawaii 439/559 W 5 3 2040 WØCQC Colorado 599/589 V 132 2
Please include an alphabetical dupe sheet showing times and calls of multiple contact stations, SPC’s and CQC Member numbers. Also include a description of your equipment, antenna(s) used, and power output. All submissions must indicate entry class including e-mail address.
Deadline:
Logs must be emailed no later than 30 days after the contest. Logs received after this deadline will be used as check logs only.Email ASCII text files only to:
ki0rb@arrl.net
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