Results, 1988 ARRL InternationalDX Contest
Everythingwas up: participation,propagation, scores and enthusiasm.
By Billy Lunt, KR1 R and Mark Gamble, N1FOZ Contest Manager, ARAL Assistant Contest Manager, ARAL
II bands sprang to life during the A total of 3394 logs were received for the 904 phone. A special thanks to those 232 ops A weekends of Feb 20-21 and Mar 5-6, 1988 contest. This marks yet another who submitted checklogs. providing vast amounts of activity substantial increase in HF contest participa for this year's ARRL International DX Con tion, marking a gain of 612 log entries over W /VE Highlights test. The Contest Branch received logs from last year's DX contest. Logs received from It was an East Coast battle for the top 119 different DXCC countries and virtually DX stations totaled 873 CW and 575 phone; single-op positions on both CW and phone. every US state and Canadian province. For as for the W /VEs, there were 810 CW and The winner of the CW single-op plaque was those who were participating, it was possible to achieve DXCC in a single 48-hour period. Propagation was a primary factor in generating the excitement and enthusiasm Afflllated Club Program which evolved from this year's contest. Band openings were lengthy and extensive. It Unlimited Category Score Entries CW Winner Phone Winner seemed like the good ol' days when twenty YankN Clipper Contest Club 78,341,070 105 KM1H KC1F never closed! Fifteen was hopping and even Frankford Radio Club 75,472,197 105 N2LT N300 Northern California DX Club 27,767,296 134 VE2AQS/W6 K6HNZ ten meters provided good QSO and multiplier Southern California DX Club 4,555,846 67 W6BA K6EID totals. The top Caribbean entries Medium Category monopolized on the ten-meter band openings, Potomac Valley Radio Club 30,374,367 45 K3ZO KE9A especially during the phone weekend. P J2FR Mad River Radio Club 18,336,965 24 K3TUP K3TUP (N6KT op) knocked out 3377 QSOs on ten North Texas Contest Club 13,914,102 25 N5RZ N5RZ Texas DX Society 6,896,679 5 W5ASP K5DX meters alone! All bands seemed to be over Dixie DXers 6,150,519 15 WX4G WX4G flowing with activity. It was hard to decide Minnesota Wireless Assn 4,890,240 4 which band you should be on at any given Willamette Valley DX Club 4,j38,659 11 K5MM/7 Al7B Central Virginia Contest Club 4,608,285 6 WU4G W4DR time. QSOs were plentiful everywhere. Over Western Washington DX Club 4,494,549 33 N7TT N7TT all W /VE single ops averaged 335 QSOs on San Diego DX Club 3,911,784 11 W6BZE N6AW CW and 275 QSOs on phone per entry. The Murphy's Marauders 3,789,531 20 KG1D KG1D Mississippi Valley DX/Contest Club 3,227,070 5 NlflG K4VX/ll average QSOs per operator is impressive in Eastern Iowa DX Assn 3,145,068 30 N0SM WllWP itself, but better still are the QSO totals of Rochester (NY) DX Assn 2,291,685 13 W2TZ W2TZ Society of Midwest Contesters 2,269,299 15 K9CAN K9CAN the W /VE champions, KMlH (KQ2M op) Western New York DX Assn 1,891,311 11 KA2AJT KA2AJT and K3TUP (K3LR op). Their massive efforts Salt City DX Assn 1,726,958 6 K2KIR WA2UUK secured 2515 QSOs and 2177 QSOs respec Kansas City DX Club 1,381,847 10 W0JLC WAIITKJ South Jersey Radio Assn 1,297,233 27 WA2VYA W2PAU tively. By no means did the DX single ops let Southeastern DX Club 1,2TT,517 14 W4DXI W4DXI their side of the competition down. They Grand Mesa Contesters 1,158,990 11 N0ZA N0ZA Northern California Contest Club 1,084,035 8 N6TU NC7K generated an average of 2% QSOs on CW and Albany ARA 1,059,342 7 K2W WB2HIH 526 on phone. P40GD (W2GD op) and Redwood Empire DX Assn 757,989 16 K6ZUR N60J PJ2FR (N6KT op), the DX single-op leaders, Central California DX Club 695,250 12 K6DT K6DT Southern California Contest Club 607,374 6 N8AA N6AA cranked out 6001 and 9205 QSOs respective Long Island DX Assn 249,159 6 K2YGM K2MFY ly. A glance at this year's standings shows a Glouchester Co ARC 205,107 3 K2JF K2JF Tyler ARC 116,919 6 KD5GD substantial increase over last year's. Just West Park Radiops 71,430 7 WSIDM WSIMF think, this is only the beginning of the new Clark Co (IN) ARC 31,842 5 WB9NQQ N4DBJ sunspot cycle! Local Category Great band conditions were reported from Overlook Mountain ARC 9,594,462 8 K5NA KY2J nearly all areas of the globe. "I couldn't Long Island Contest Club 5,129,865 4 KD2TT believe I heard a ZL on 160 meters," stated Northern Ohio DX Assn 2,TT4,016 4 NSBC NSBC Hoosier Contest Club 1,764,117 4 W9RE KBIIC Art, N2KA. Tom, VU2TJW, was "pleased Boiled Owls of New York 1,696,683 3 K2LE/1 to hear 21 MHz open to W /VE!" "The sun Dauberville DX Assn 1,694,625 9 KQ3V spots are good enough for milliwatting Western Pennsylvania DX Assn 968,679 8 KX2A K3MD River City Contesters 844,209 4 KV6H KV6H again," exclaimed Chris, G4BUE. "Fifteen Grumman ARC 808,974 4 WA2LQO WA2LQO meters to Japan sounded as good as 15 meters Central Arizona DX Assn 697,488 4 KC7V KC7V Carolina DX Assn 666,534 5 N4IR N4UH to Missouri from my Georgia QTH," said Utah Contest Club 554,652 4 W7HS WE7B Bill, KM9P. "I broke the loudest pileup ever Fox Cities ARC 424,911 3 N9ER W90P on 160 for 9Q5NW," contends WA4SVO. Columbus (OH) ARA 402,501 5 wszca WSCZQ Fox River Aadio League 308,952 7 NJ9C WD9GIG CTIBOH claims, "There was super propa Metrocrest ARS 257,232 4 W5MW N5IET gation!" "This year's contest was a great one! Alamo DX Amigos 217,107 7 N5HB K5DB Northern Illinois DX Assn 214,278 4 K9KA W9CH I doubled my score from last year," remarks Madison DX Club 37,500 3 W9WAQ N9BUS Julio, WD4JNS. These are just a few of the Arrowhead Amateur Club 24,485 3 WllRXL N9DMG many sentiments that summed up the feelings Great South Bay ARC 23,381 3 KA2RGI of this year's contenders. Lake Success Radio Club 13,629 6 WA2MAV N2DSL
October 1988 91 From October 1988 QST © ARRL Top Ten-WNE CW Top WNE Single-BandScores-CW Call Score 160 80 40 20 15 10 160 20 KM1H (KQ2M,op) 2,799,195 75/45 361/65 578/72 781/79 686/81 34/29 K1ZM 21,960 K2W 483,276 589/81 859/79 563175 43/31 KC1F 2,541,720 50/34 256159 N4IN 15,741 K1RU 452,076 981/79 23/15 K1TO 2,476,803 51/36 329/59 440/78 583178 K4TEA 9,768 N2M 410,685 742/80 39/24 K3TUP (K5ZO,op) 2,338,098 34/30 212/66 491/80 659/78 N4SU 9,648 K2TW 2n,200 n1110 738/81 27/20 K1EA 2,255,478 24121 354/55 488166 wezv 8,178 NM2L 274,125 N2LT 2,132,688 31/25 205/53 fMJ4/74 784170 634/76 27/16 WB8JBM V01QU 270,354 2,120,520 23123 319/65 463/65 756175 568175 26/25 K3ZO (KW8N,op) 5,n5 N8CXX 44131 687/68 615/76 39/25 K1BW 2,054,517 295/60 389/71 W1NG 5,460 (K8JM,op) 257,805 1,915,842 33127 270/53 434167 737/67 35119 K300 634165 WB3AVN 4,092 N4ZC 1,802,832 33125 289/57 562/64 726/68 478/57 28/13 N3AD W400 3,192 ~ABMAZ.,op) 253,170 W2FCR 2,550 D8LLO 232,815 W6QHS 204,072 80 15 Top Ten-WNE Phone W6RJ 70,584 Call Score 160 80 40 20 15 10 K1IK 51,840 K1RM 265,236 KBHVT/1 44,368 N4ZZ 212,840 K3TUP (K3LR,op) 2,818,044 35124 133154 124157 892/119 1162/100 75/34 W4HBK 27,189 W5VX 202,704 KC1F 2,631,585 46134 188/69 125/57 1198/116 642/85 56128 M4NC 26,622 K6LL/7 181,920 WX4G 2,142,546 45/30 93151 172/48 6n11os 865/94 94139 M7A 24,804 WB4TOH 173,145 K300 2,029,200 44129 115/51 106/49 678/101 894192 63/34 W9WAQ 24,360 N4VZ 170,613 V01MP 1,997,088 18/17 149/62 210/61 1479/90 405/54 11/9 N6AW 15,876 VE6CB/3 170,100 K1DG 1,968,966 41/31 134161 117/62 745/108 613/95 53/28 W2FR 15,806 KA5W 162,960 W2RQ 1,830,132 0/0 138/56 127/52 930/119 498/85 82/34 WB5ZKR 14,664 K5MK 161,238 KE9A 1,595,751 35124 103151 79/44 725/105 608/79 57/28 K6PU 156,670 N2LT 1,576,845 33124 88/48 119/54 611/102 663/84 57/23 40 10 K11U 1,474,704 41/31 172/51 408/64 442/59 497/74 36/29 K2EK 317,376 K1XA 242,802 N4BP 24,165 KBPO 214,110 K5UR 23,580 K5RR N4EJV 16,992 Top Ten-DX CW ~05K,op) 162,000 W4VQ 6,528 Score K L 153,090 W9GIL 5,376 Call 160 80 40 20 15 10 N6ADI 134,748 W5B0S 5,247 P40GO im2GO,op) 6,031,005 3n151 744157 901/57 1215/57 1170/57 1594196 KB8G 115,911 K1EFI 4,524 NP4A ( JA,op) 5,662,302 424152 661/55 1083/57 1090/57 1185/57 1208/56 K8XR 113,295 VE1BNN 4,437 8P9EK g<4TKM,op) 3,n2,062 128/30 432/53 943/56 1013157 658/55 935155 K9KA 95,202 K6SIK 4,368 VP2MO ~1TN,op) 3,168,756 52/18 220/47 438/48 991/56 999/54 1127/53 K9AY 66,816 VE2AEJ/3 4,284 KHSXX (K 8NO,op) 2,871,200 190/41 344150 713155 587/54 789/56 365/44 HOBO (N6EK,op) 2,089,880 0/0 98/29 601/52 574152 755/56 827/55 F6BEE 1,667,742 94124 308/45 515/47 649/55 721/52 39/16 OK1RI 1,497,222 n120 262/45 632/52 745/57 522/49 0/0 NP4Z 1,480,290 0/0 246144 275/47 395/48 559/56 539/50 Top WNE Single-BandScores-Phone OA4SS 1,369,980 0/0 139/37 238/43 322/47 680/57 556152 160 20 WA4SVO 17,658 KS1L 566,547 Top Ten-DX Phone WB3GCG 8,316 K1UO 549,582 KF4HK 8,160 V01QU 416,700 Call Score 160 80 40 20 15 10 K4TEA 6,954 K1NG W2FCR 5,100 (K02SX,op) 385,104 PJ2FR (N6KT,op) 9,030,105 227/47 523/54 713156 2502/57 1863/57 3377/56 WB3AVN 4,998 W7EJ 335,664 P48VtI6V,~ 7,274,948 269/45 512/54 654153 1875/58 1423155 2798/57 K3UA 3,240 VE1BOK 290,418 FY5Y JOH0 ,op) 5,913,756 164142 315/52 251/43 1605/58 2819/56 1288/55 N2KA 3,219 KK9A 286,848 VP2M 5,522,139 159/39 303/50 538/52 1560/56 1847/57 1550/54 K8CFU 2,484 W7WA KH6XX (KH6NO,op) 4,646,235 159/49 1521/58 440/57 986155 1161/58 588/42 N6LL (K7Rl,op) 273,600 ZP5JCY 4,157,727 2/2 121/40 380/48 1996/59 1164156 1688/54 (WA6COR,op) 1,176 W6QHS 262,680 WR6R/KH6 3,329,480 79/29 568/53 672/56 1141/54 1521/55 209/18 WBTWA 224,100 J52US W'MN,op) 3,011,295 7/5 327/46 345/45 1216/55 1517/51 753/39 80 HOBO ( 6EK,op) 2,997,540 0/0 218/46 252/37 729/57 1597/56 1169/56 N2NT 78,210 15 2,898,960 62/24 447/50 1389/55 1217/54 205/25 KH6RS 440/49 KW8N 72,420 K4XS W6RJ 51,333 (WC4E,op) 561,600 KUBE 35,190 K5KT 405,132 WB2ULI 32,436 WB8JBM WA4YBV 28,620 (NBOCJ,op) 354,594 KBCCV 23,010 N4ZZ 341,802 once again Bob, KQ2M, operating from NH- placed second with 117k. N3AHF 21,870 VE3XN 305,316 KE9U 14,820 KM6B 294,903 based KMlH. Bob's 2.8-meg points out- In the single-band 160-meter phone KBOQL 13,156 W2IIJ/6 241,488 gunned Stew's (KClF) score by over 200k. category there were 13 entrants. WA4SVO W2HPF 238,992 40 N04J 234,522 The two NH big guns were not alone. Kl TO more than doubled the second-place phone KA5W 217,854 finisher's score, with 17k. Jeff, KlZM, K6NA 124,806 was blowing some serious smoke from CT. K8XR 56,539 10 Dan scored 2.4 meg for the third place spot. reclaimed the 160 CW plaque again with K8PO 56,160 K4RIG 33,540 K5UR n,115 Tim, K3LR, guest operating at K3TUP, 21k points. The SO-meter W /VE phone W9CH 31,482 N4EJW scored over 2.8 meg to secure first-place crown went to Andy, N2NT, scoring 78k. KC7KU 26,970 (N4EJV,op) 66,096 phone. Stew, KClF, put in yet another strong Bob, W6RJ was the 80-meter CW champion W40WY 20,790 K9MK/5 KD5IA 19,812 N4VZ ::= second place effort. His final score was this year, outperforming the competition by AD8C 13,608 VE1BNN 22,605 2.5 meg points. Bob, WX4G, secured third over 18k. Glenn., K6NA, won the 40-meter W5PWG 13,254 W5EW 20,904 KR9G 17,901 place with an impressive 2.1 meg score. single-band phone plaque with a score of K1EFI 15,870 Once again, for the fourth year in a row, 124k. The 40-meter CW winner was Bill, KQ1V 14,628 Gus, VOlMP, out-maneuvered all others on K2EK. Lou, KSlL, topped all the others on K20LG 14,238 low power (150 W or less) CW for the win. 20 meters with a score of 566k. The 20-meter Fred, W2TZ, more than doubled his last brass-pounding champ was John, K2VV, with year's score of 371k, finishing second with over 483k. Jeff, WC4E, operating from 703k. Mark, K0EJ, put in a respectable third K4XS, won the 15-meter phone category with place effort of 579k points. 561k. With over 265k points, Kl RM won the multi-single category proved to be a EPA Fred, W2TZ, didn't give it a rest; he 15-meter CW category. Rick, KSUR, led the brawl between W3BGN and N3RS. W3BGN returned to win low-power phone with 563k. way on 10 phone with over 77k . The CW and crew rose above and won with well over Ron, KSNZ, scored 477k to finish second, 10-meter champ was Bob, N4BP, with 24k 2.4 meg. In the multi-two CW category, followed by Richard, KA2AJT. points. N3RS gave no ground. They took the K2TR CW QRPer Joe, WSVSK, outdistanced the There was some rigid competition in the crew on and won with 3.6 meg. The multi- second-place finisher, Jeff, NSII, by more W /VE multi-single category. During the CW two phone contest was a different story for than 60k for the win. Their final scores were contest, the struggle for top spot was between K2TR, however. Fred and the boys laid down 226k and 161k respectively. Chuck, N60J, K3WW and KY2J. The K3WW bunch won the law with a score of over 4.1 meg. W3LPL won the QRP phone plaque with a score of with a score of over 1.9 meg outdistancing left no survivors in both the CW and phone 135k. W A0VBW put forth his best foot and KY2J and crew by over 180k. The phone contests. Their multi-unlimited efforts just 92 05Ts From October 1988 QST © ARRL Top WNE Multloperator Scores-CW Single Transmitter Call Score 160 80 40 20 15 10 K3WW 1,911,996 45/36 194/64 508/86 621/70 449/68 25/22 KY2J 1,700,244 46136 152/58 374/75 595/75 423166 46136 W3XU 1,644,300 0/0 162/50 426/66 728/72 543/n 31/25 KM1C 1,637,685 31/30 249/58 435/73 611/67 372/62 30/25 WM5G 1,570,668 20/17 86/47 589/79 374/71 476/76 61/36 Two Transmitter N3RS 3,692,808 46139 260/69 700/97 1083/94 697/88 68/44 K2TR 3,318,912 74/47 149/55 488/71 1270/91 846184 54/36 KBAZ 2,939,625 30/26 242/64 411/80 1140/88 737/83 53/34 KY1H 2,824,620 32/26 218/58 580/80 1111/90 643/72 46132 N6RO 2,788,560 40/14 261/54 667/83 8n/93 608/82 129/34 Unllmtted W3LPL 6,017,760 117/55 641m 1090/101 1196/101 1018/91 117/55 K1ST 3,m,010 54/40 226/65 870/94 1257/90 640/85 54/32 AA1K 2,703,4n 58/42 258/56 579/83 836/81 660/80 38/29 K1AR 2,509,050 49/35 220/61 511/91 832/87 494/84 44/31 N6ND 2,491,983 55/21 264/58 699/86 571/86 585/74 127/36
Top WNE Multloperator Scores-Phone Single Transmitter Call Score 160 80 40 20 15 10 A view of the antennas used by Veroli, 14VEQ, who finished second-place world W3BGN 2,481,717 56/36 151/64 180/70 868/113 679/92 69/38 N3RS 2,241,594 39/30 111/55 211/69 573/106 802/107 83/44 40-meter single-band. N5AU 1,881,810 34/25 75151 220/66 256/94 751/102 209/68 N2FB 1,722,513 38/27 148/62 149/59 604/94 745/85 61/31 WBBK 1,669,305 26/20 73/46 149/59 604/94 745/85 61/31 plain crushed the competition. On CW, they Two Transmitter scored 6 meg finishing ahead of KIST by over K2TR 4,181,706 89/52 303/87 179/79 1428/127 706/110 94/43 2 meg. During the phone weekend, the king N6RO 3,954,846 12/9 141/54 601/60 885/122 1234/104 374/57 NB1H 3,080,784 42/32 90/56 136/67 1626/136 456/94 72/39 of the multi-multi stations, W3LPL, set the K8CC 2,760,000 37/23 126/65 152/59 814/108 1074/105 97/40 pace set, once again, scoring 6.5 meg for the N2MG 2,720,400 30/21 210/72 126/55 1237/122 586/94 78/36 plaque. NR5M and crew finished second with Unlimited 4.8 meg points. W3LPL 6,568,521 106/56 397/91 315184 1273/135 15251126 273/71 NR5M 4,841,751 58/36 194/71 391/72 886/113 1363/118 395/81 DX Highlights K5NA 3,733,047 n/45 240/75 171/68 1413/128 699/102 111/41 WM5G 3,644,n5 47/30 203/85 327/78 745/120 1003/112 180/60 The competition for DX plaques was thick, K1AR 3,369,900 43/36 157/69 185/78 1097/133 840/111 68/43 particularly in the single-operator categories. P40GD (W2GD op) returns for the CW single-op win. His score of over 6 meg was Top DX Multloperator Scores-CW enough to beat NP4A (K7JA op), who slid into second with over 5.6 meg. Walking away Single Transmitter with the phone plaque this year was P J2FR Call Score 160 80 40 20 15 10 (N6KT op). His score of over 9 meg outlasted ZF2KE 5,851,110 413/53 809/57 984/57 1259/57 1618/58 739/53 P40V by a solid 1.7 meg. Though not winning PJ9J 5,521,473 369/51 640/56 982/57 972/57 1167/56 13n156 J34A 3,730,647 198/42 560/55 824/54 812/55 878/54 701/53 the plaque, P40V (AI6V op) walloped those OH5BA/CT3 2,n2,840 172/33 467/51 721/54 925157 822/53 206/32 behind him by well over 1 meg. XE2EBE 2,616,090 206/44 536/54 556/51 798/53 546/50 365138 The multi-single battle for both CW and Two Transmitter phone plaques was furious. On CW, ZF2KE JA1YXP 626,982 5/2 147/28 212/36 504/51 391/49 0/0 was able to pull an additional 300k out of the JA1YFG 532,857 0/0 155/35 187/32 412/52 291/47 6/3 JE3ZFS 4n,630 4/2 104/12 396/43 339/47 254/40 1/1 ether for 5.8 meg and the win. PJ9J feuded his way to second place with an formidable Unlimited 5.5 meg. The scores on multi-single phone I3FIY 2,400,840 153/25 504/48 865151 950/57 733/52 35/14 were extraordinary; VP2MU, the winner, YT2R 1,838,376 147/25 374/38 899/48 797/55 614/47 6/3 JE2YRD 1,031,940 16/6 181/28 440/47 619/55 480/52 28/7 scored over 8.6 meg points. In a close second, HGSQ 1,004,640 514 256/36 398/42 569/53 611/46 1/1 with a score that certainly can't be scoffed at, VZ4J 257,040 0/0 24/12 390/40 189/36 117/31 0/0 was 8P9X with 8.5 meg. The CW multi-two plaque went to JAi YXP. On phone, with the highest overall score of the contest (both Top DX Multloperator Scores-Phone weekends), was KP4BZ and crew scoring 11.4 Single Transmitter meg. The multi-unlimited categories were won Call Score 160 80 40 20 15 10 by l3FIY on CW and l3MAU on phone. VP2MU 8,605,653 291/51 586/54 471/53 2653/57 1610/58 3108/56 8P9X 8,518,002 367/54 788/55 1014/57 1422/57 1725158 3187/55 Affiliated Club Competition PJ9J 7,820,475 343/52 643/55 762/53 1868/58 1574/58 2831/53 It was a tough battle for the unlimited XEIJOX 6,796,568 394/56 1059/57 890/57 1519/58 2210/57 711/49 P48X 5,964,720 30/17 548/54 566/54 1874/57 1334/58 2504/52 category gavel. For the second year in a row, Two Transmitter the Yankee Clipper Contest Club has been able to outdistance their archrivals, the KP4BZ 11,428,860 276/50 689/56 1857/57 3275/58 3712/59 1563/55 6D2DX 8,723,310 181/44 997/57 1188/57 2622/58 2735155 1587/42 Frankford Radio Club. They won this year XE2GDK 6,297,360 446151 1050/56 1168/56 1826/55 1529/48 886/38 with a score of 78.3 meg as opposed to the JA1YWX 972,942 0/0 108/17 313/38 455150 1013/58 53/6 JA7YFB 747,516 0/0 58/10 252/32 621/54 651/54 36/4 FRC's 75.4 meg. In the medium-club category, it was the Potomac Valley Radio Unllmtted Club returning for the win. But this year they I3MAU 2,439,640 96/25 501/45 560/46 1308/57 1066155 5/2 clobbered the Mad River Radio Club by over KL7RA 1,076, 706 0/0 15/7 438/42 1158/56 675152 0/0 JA7YAA 1,018,028 0/0 153/19 293/32 822/55 654/51 106/10 12 meg points. The PVRC's final score was JA9YBA 701,790 0/0 102/12 227/28 408/50 730/51 43/8 30.3 meg. The Overlook Mountain ARC won VZ4J 48,741 0/0 13/8 66121 95127 37/21 0/0 the local category with 9.5 meg. They
October 1988 93 From October 1988 QST © ARRL defeated the Long Island Contest Club by a solid 4 meg. Special Plaques The year 1988brought an increase in entries Single Operator Winner Donor along with great band conditions, resulting WNE Combined Score KC1F National Contest Journal WNE Low Power, Combined Score W2TZ Rochester (NY) DX Assn in high scores and fun for all. The Contest World Combined Score KH6XX (KH6ND,op) Mike Manalo, K3UOC, P46S, 4M4A Branch would like to thank all those who Africa, Combined Score J52US .(KSMN,op) N4NW, KC4NC and AL7EL participated in this year's contest. A special Atlantic Division (CW) K3TUP (KSZD,op) K2NY Memorial-SaltCity DX Assn Great Lakes Division (CW) KSCC Livonia Amateur Radio Club, Livonia Ml thanks to Contest Assistant Mark R. Burke, Great Lakes Division (Phone) WB3KKX Livonia Amateur Radio Club, Livonia Ml KAIMIS, for his help in preparing this Hudson Division (CW) N2LT W2AO Memorial-Orderof Boiled Owls Japan, Low Power, All Band (CW) JA7SUR Western Washington DX Club report. We hope to see you all again next Seventh Call Area (CW) K5MM/7 Willamette Valley DX Club year. BCNU. Seventh Call Area (Phone) Al7B Willamette Valley DX Club Single Operator Under 18 (Phone) WE7B Virginia A Greene, WB1AVA USSR All-Band (CW) UQ1GWW K1KI, K1ST, W2NC, WB4TDH, W5BOS, SOAPBOX (UQ2-037-116,op) AA6BB, KA6V,SV0AA USSR All-Band (Phone) RA0FA K1KI, W2FG, NT2X, W4MOM, W5BOS, W/VECW AA6BB, KA6V, KISM It was great fun to operate in the ARRL DX Con Mutt/operator test from home again (K3UOC/l). I had some truly Caribbean Multi-Single (CW) ZF2KE The YASME Foundation unusual and unpleasant experiences as I pushed my Caribbean Multi-Single (Phone) VP2MU W5MYA self to the limit in the ARRL CW Contest! After Multi-Multi Combined World VZ4J W2PV Memorial-SchenectadyARA
DX Plaque Winners-CW DX Plaque Winners-Phone Single Operator Winner Donor Single Operator Winner Donor World P40GD (W2GD,op) North Jersey DX Assn World PJ2FR (N6KT,op) North Jersey DX Assn Africa J52US (K8MN,op) Byron P. Peebles, WB3KTX Africa J52US (K8MN,op) Kenwood USA Corporation Asia JA7FWR Alamo DX Amigos Asia JH7DNO Acadiana DX Assn Europe F6BEE Clarke V. Greene, K1JX Europe GW4BLE Gerald Griffin, MD, W8MEP North America NP4A (K7JA,op) Vic Clark W4KFC Memorial North America VP2MBA Chod Harris, VP2ML Award-PVRC Oceania KH6XX (KH6ND,op) Doc Sayre, N7AVK Oceania KH6XX (KH6ND,op) Robert J. Halprin, K1XA South America PJ2FR (N6KT,op) Kenwood USA Corporation South America P40GD (W2GD,op) Herbert Hoover W6ZH Memorial 1.8 MHz 4U1 UN (K2GM,op) Fred Race W8FR in Memory of 1.8 MHz YV10B Jim Dionne, K1MEM and Bill Charlie O'Brian, W2EQS Poellmitz, K1 MM 3.5 MHz Tl2LTA Kenwood USA Corporation 3.5 MHz K8WWNP9 Mad River Radio Club 7 MHz XE2NQ (AASB,op) Central Arizona DX Assn 7MHz KV4FZ (N60P,op) Dr W.R. Staples, W4SME 14 MHz HC1HC Don Wallace W6AM Memorial, 14 MHz G3FXB Bencher, Inc. Central CA DX Club 21 MHz PY5ZBA Southern New England DX Assn 21 MHz PT9ZZ (PY5CC,op) Ray Molony W2NCL Memorial, 28 MHz VP2ERA (N6RA,op) N4PW Long Island DX Assn QRP NP4Z Rick KZ2E-Woodbridge Wireless, Inc 28 MHz YU6PM Contest Committee-LIMARC QRP TG9GI Gerald Griffin, MD, W8MEP Multloperator, Single Transmitter World ZF2KE John Brosnahan, W0UN Multloperator, Single Transmitter Africa OH5BA/CT3 David Brandenburg, K5RQ World VP2MU ARAL Asia UZ0CWA Kenwood USA Corporation Africa EA9AM Kenwood USA Corporation Europe F51N The Radio Place Asia JE2YRD Kenwood USA Corporation North America ZF2KE Kenwood USA Corporation Europe F6BEE Metro DX Club South America PJ9J Kenwood USA Corporation North America VP2MU Society of Midwest Contesters Oceania KH6WO Society of Midwest Contesters Mutt/operator, Two Transmitter South America PJ9J Kenwood USA Corporation World JA 1YXP Tom Frenaye, K1 Kl Asia JA1YXP Kenwood USA Corporation Mu/t/operator, Two Transmitter World KP4BZ Kenwood USA Corporation Multloperator, Un/Im/fed Asia JA1YWX Kenwood USA Corporation World 13FIY H. Stephen Miller, NfJSM Europe LZ1KDP Tom Middleton, WB4CKY and Asia JE2YRD Kenwood USA Corporation Joy Middleton, KB40MW Europe 13FIY Texas DX Society North America KP4BZ George Schultz, W0UA and John Brosnahan, W0UN
Multloperator, Un/Im/fed World 13MAU Phil Sager, WB4FDT, in memory of John Wilson, K4YF Asia JA7YAA Kenwood USA Corporation Europe 13MAU ARAL North America KL7RA ETO Inc/ALPHA
WNE Plaque Winners-Phone Single Operator Winner Donor WNE Plaque Winners-CW All Band K3TUP (K3LR,op) Frankford Radio Club 1.8 MHz WA4SVO Butch Greve, W9EWC, Memorial Single Operator Winner Donor 3.5 MHz N2NT Lance Johnson Engineering, K0CS All Band KM1H (KQ2M,op) Frankford Radio Club 7 MHz KN6A David L. Thompson, K4JRB 1.8 MHz K1ZM Billy Lunt, KR1R 14 MHz KS1L Dayton Amateur Radio Assn 3.5 MHz W6RJ Dayton Amateur Radio Assn 21 MHz K4XS (WC4E,op) Kenwood USA Corporation 7 MHz K2EK Northern Arizona DX Assn 28 MHz K5UR . Windsor Amateur Radio Club, 14 MHz K2W Fox Cities ARC, W9ZL VE30W 21 MHz K1RM earl Luetzelschwab, K9LA QRP N60J Martis, N4MZJ, Woodbridge Wireless 28 MHz N4BP W5MYA Inc QRP W8VSK David Newkirk, AK7M
Mu It/operator Multloperator Single Transmitter W3BGN KenwoodUSA Corporation Single Transmitter K3WW Northern Illinois DX Assn Two Transmitter K2TR KenwoodUSA Corporation Two Transmitter N3RS Kenwood USA Corporation Unlimited W3LPL Western New York DX Assn Unlimited W3LPL ETO Inc/ALPHA
94 D5~ From October 1988 QST © ARRL Top DX Single-BandScores-CW DX Continental Winners-CW 160 20 Single Operator Africa Asia Europe North America Oceania South America YV10B 66,144 G3FXB 233,682 All Band J52US JA7FWR F6BEE NP4A KH6XX P40GD CT1AOZ 34,440 OH7MA 180,918 160 JE1SPY CT1AOZ XE2NNZ K6GSS/KH6 YV10B XE2NNZ 22,080 G3SXW 175,896 80 JA5DQH 12UBI K8WWNP9 W7AW/KH6 - YU2TW 10,530 GM4CXM 142,968 40 9L1GG JA1YWX 12MQP KV4FZ VK2FEX 4M7A YU4BR 7,410 YT3T 125,064 20 JA7HMZ G3FXB K8CV/KH6 ZV5AKW K6GSS/KH6 4,980 HA5HO 124,578 15 JABRWU IK2EGL AL7HC KX6BU PY5ZBA OK1DWJ 2,958 OH6YF 122,430 10 JA9RPU CU3AA VP2ERA KH2F ZV5FR OK2BQU 957 HA0NNN 121,632 QRP JA7RHJ YU2TY NP4Z CXBDT OK1JDX 576 RQ2GN 121,014 Multloperator JE1SPY 399 JA7HMZ 109,065 Single TX OH5BA/CT3 UZ0CWA F51N ZF2KE PJ9J 80 15 Two TX JA1YXP K8WWNP9 184,800 PY5ZBA 312,852 Unlimited JE2YRD 13FIY TE4T 108,240 HK1KXA 261,801 12UBI 87,300 KX6BU 156,750 DKBZB 58,455 IK2EGL 150,891 F6HLC 49,920 G3MXJ 135,945 HA3MY 47,880 AL7HC 133,485 Continental Winners-Phone YU2NW 38,205 12UIY 130,356 Single Operator Africa Asia Europe North America Oceania South America UP3B1 29,298 DL01U All Band J52US JH7DNO GW4BLE VP2MBA KH6XX PJ2FR JA5DQH 27,306 (DL4AAE,op) 126,516 160 CT1AOZ 4U1UN YV21F W7AW/KH6 26,532 YU3AI 115,992 80 JH4UYB 15MXK Tl2LTA AH6AZ 4M3B YU4EBL 114,639 40 40 JA2BAY 14VEQ XE2NQ HC1PF 10 20 TRBSA JH1NBN 11ZEU KL71SO DU1NH HC1HC KV4FZ 15 CNBFC JH1EDB GU0/NN50 HK1LDG/HK0 AH6GQ PT9ZZ (N60P,op) 261,972 VP2ERA 239,085 10 JH1LBR DJ1ZU PJ7/K2KTT YU6PM 12MQP 185,136 ZV5FR 112,728 QRP JH7LRS FD1BEG TG9GI 4N4L LU5DVO 96,252 (YU400,op) 181,335 PJ5/W1JP 88,755 Multloperator YT7A 124,500 PT7AA 78,435 OK3YX 123,450 CU3AA 45,780 Single TX EA9AM JE2YRD F6BEE VP2MU KHBWO PJ9J Two TX JA1YWX LZ1KDP 4M7A KH2F 29,898 KP4BZ (YV7QP,op) 104,346 AX4XA Unlimited JA7YAA 13MAU KL7RA 9L1GG 91,152 ~K4XA,op) 19,008 YW4B J 9RPU 2,556 J;U4BOU,op) 88,605 JH6WHN 132 1GC 85,800 SP3RBR 85,104 out-it was time for bed! It was a nice contest, as given for stations called! (WB7TSS). Please enter usual; I wish I had more time to operate (N2KA). me in the "CP As who are stupid enough to try to I enjoyed the contest. I didn't call CQ at all. All operate a contest in the middle of tax return pre my contacts were made by answering foreign CQs paration season and who can only get away from (W4JFL). I saw very little activity from the Pacific! work long enough to operate for 3 hours during the Top DX Slngl•Band Scores-Phone Were they all fishing? (WD4JNS). I had fun! entire contest" category (KQ71). Great fun, even (W5FO). It was great fun! (KlEQA). I had a great 160 20 though winds at 70-mi/h-plus took down receiving 486,330 time in the contest. If DX ops would send their calls antennas. I started with 4 Beverages and ended up 4U1UN HC1HC more often, they wouldn't get so many dupes with none. Wait until next year! (WC7S). It was \K2GM,op) 191,352 11ZEU 340,692 T2CC 86,013 PY1ZF0/0 331,296 (W6JTI). I found it necessary to take more time out a great contest and lots of fun with 50 watts mobile, YV21F 61,308 9Y4RX 286,ns than I would have wished, because my wife is ill. but Brrrr with temperatures in the teens (K9RN). XE2NNZ 34,545 ZV40Y 208,620 The bands were in fair shape. I had the usual noise This was my first International DX Contest CT1AOZ 34,515 TRBSA 208,620 levels, which inhibited the lower bands somewhat. (W A9TZE). With five watts out, that 25-dB loss CU2AF 6,525 OH6LK 205,200 sure makes a difference! (W0IZ). Now that I can YU2TW 6,072 YU2W No DX heard on 160 meters at all, although listened IV3PRK 4,500 (YT2GW,op) 201,840 several times. It's getting tougher each year-I'm copy 30 WPM, this contest is getting fun! (KD0EE). OK3CWQ 240 OA4ZV 201,609 now pushing 78! (W6BYH). Too bad points are not The prefix I used (VX3 is a special prefix for the LSBE 80 (LU6EJP,op) 201,318 Tl2LTA 223,497 4M3B 15 ~3BKC,op) 133,392 PT9ZZ A 6AZ 93,132 ~Y5CC,op) 637,188 YY5R P 5ZBA 592,419 ~5EFP,op) 66,456 HC10T 592,173 I XK 58,590 LS1E G4AMT 42,228 ~UBDPM,op) 515,214 4N2Y 29,304 A 6GQ 433,608 I4AVG 19,998 YW1A 384,066 4N1A 17,496 HK1LDG/HK0 313,170 VK2CWG 14,916 GU0/NN50 242,400 YV6DNP 165,648 40 YU1EXY XE2NQ (YZ6AA,op) 157,896 (AA5B,op) 219,051 14VEQ 140,913 10 CU3AA 106,812 CE6EZ 491,112 4N4L YU6PM 385,416 J::U400,op) 72,756 CX2AAL 383,382 3DL 64,860 YV6BXN 354,729 JA2BAY 56,760 HC1EA 208,890 HC1PF 54,849 LS6E 190,176 IK2BTI 43,080 LU1NCO 184,968 IBRS 41,886 LU4US 125,235 IS0WON 38,076 CE1HBI 119,952 ZV1NEZ 72,720
37 hours of non-sleep, the walls started to close in, followed by double-vision and trouble focusing my eyes. Then after an overdose of No-Doz and coffee, I started having "out-of-body" experiences. Really scary stuff! (KQ2M). When my wife woke me up Saturday morning at 4 AM, I thought she was finally coming around to my way of thinking about contests. Unfortunately, it was to tell me that the dishwasher was leaking! Repairing it really put a crimp in that day's effort. I still beat last year's score and snagged a new country, as well as some new band countries. The mission was still success Members of the Hill Top Ham Club, JE2YRD, put forth two multioperator winning efforts: 3rd ful (KT2D). When I worked ZL3GQ, I really passed place world multioperator unlimited on phone and continental winner for multi-single on CW. October 1988 95 From October 1988 QST © ARRL WNE Low Power Top Ten (<150 W) Top DX QRP Scores-CW Top DX QRP Scores-Phone cw Phone CBII Score Call Score CBI/ Score Call Score V01MP 931,500 W2TZ 563,832 W2TZ 703,416 K8NZ 4n,945 NP4Z 1,480,290 CXBDT 37,587 TG9GI 1,169,280 OK1DKS 10,836 K0EJ 579,084 KA2AJT 462,231 YU2TY 116,352 ISflLYN 28,728 JH7LRS 30,438 YU1LM 9,996 JR1I0S 27,720 NSAW 531,300 NSAW 354,978 JA7RHJ 81,672 FD1BEG 29,040 4X6IF 7,752 JH7AJ0/1 20,433 JA0BMS/1 4,674 KG1D 467,313 KQ3V 353,700 G4FDC 72,828 JA2JSF 27,636 PA0ADT OZ3PE 3,300 AD1C 440,568 WB3FYL 263,004 I0KHP 54,747 18,354 I0KHP 20,748 W6JTI 391,nS N311 218,241 KA2AJT 359,085 N6ADK 192,717 K4MF 325,752 WA1FCN 183,027 K2SIG 301,713 W7YAQ 1n,642 W7YAQ 300,144 KD3U 172,200
tliis: Sixty JAs, KH2 and a KH3 off a CATV coax didn't hear many US stations (JA4ATV). Many of WNE QRP Top Ten dipole held together with electrical tape and copper the big-gun stations have good ears. They picked crimp-ons with 60 watts output from your QTH me out easily (JH6NBW). I had a broken rotator, cw Phone of-the-month-my bathroom! (NGIJ/7). The a broken linear amplifier and a broken keyer! Sigh W8VSK 226,548 N60J 135,000 antenna was stuck at 60 degrees on Africa or East (JMICAX). I was very glad to enter this contest for N811 161,898 WA0VBW 117,594 Coast for the entire contest. Murphy's Law strikes the first time! (JA6SHL). The conditions weren't NN4Q 160,920 KG6AR 74,787 again! (WB7CLU). The contest gets better every so hot, but I enjoyed the contest very much WB2ENW 83,304 AA2U 69,084 year as propagation starts to improve. It is, (JA2FJP). Twenty meters was unbelievably good W0IZ 64,575 WA8AGH 56,244 KWSQ 57,057 W6CN 52,320 however, still hard work when not using a linear. on Sunday evening. The XYL finally gave up trying K7SS 44,460 N1AFC 41,664 Working barefoot this year made it more of a con to get me down for dinner (C31LHJ). It was an KH6CP/1 42,768 W6YVK 29,223 test to find multipliers than just running them exce11entcontest! I hope to be in next year's too AA2U 38,766 KB4GID 28,728 (WB8WZT). It was lots of fun. I can't wait until (DL9LAI). I worked all my multipliers on Saturday. WU4G 27,813 AA4YZ 24,375 next year (WB3KKX). Murphy strikes! One of the There were very nice conditions on 15 meters worst ice storms in the Ohio area in a long time (DL4AAE). It was a nice contest (EA7AAW). This prevented me from being able to load up the towers! is my first ARRL CW Contest and I'm all ready (W A8AGH). A half-inch of ice was caked on my for next year's! (EA4EFK). This was my first con-. XV Winter Olympic Games) caused some con antennas Friday and Saturday. I'll be seeing you test and I really enjoyed it! (EI4DQ). The 40-meter fusion. Thanks to all who participated and made next year (KN9C). Operating on line with a com band was fantastic! (HA5PP/1). The conditions it a most enjoyable contest (VE3MVP). puter Jogger/ duper program sure was nice were very good on 80 meters. I never heard a station (K9QXY). My entry won't win any "prize," but on 10 meters (HB9DDZ). It was nice to be able to WIVE Phone it was fun chasing multipliers on a single band work the ARRL International DX Contest seriously Conditions really seemed to improve on Saturday (K0ZFL). This was my first contest ever. The con for the first time! (OH6YF). I worked all I could afternoon, after all the ice melted off the antennas! ditions on IO and 15 were impressive (KA0ZEP). hear. Next year I will have a bigger antenna or work (KICC). Friday's ice storm brought down my It was a great contest on Saturday, but Sunday was a different band! (OH3WD). Last year, I won with 75-meter phased array, limiting my 75 activity to a total Joss. There is always next year! (VEIBDK). 20 QSOs. This year I will win again, but with many a hastily strung Jong wire! (KCIBG). Five hours This year's contest was a complete success. I hope more QSOs (PA3EOB). Thanks for a very attractive sleep sure helps when you're almost at the big 4-0! next year I'll even or better my score! (VE3TJL). contest, but where were the South Dakota brass (Kl UO). Thanks for the fun. It was a real learning My score was not much due to very limited time pounders? (P A3AMA). I'm still missing 7 states for experience (KCIEO). This is my first contest! I that I could participate, but at least I gave out the WAS (SM00FW). There was no propagation on thoroughly enjoyed it, and look forward to more! multiplier to some people. It sure is nice to be a 10 meters! (SP2FAP). Two days of hunting I did learn something. Thanks (KE2DF). Many US separate multiplier from VE8 (VYICW). produced only one QSO on 160 meters! (RA3DX). and DX stations on phone could use a little brush Thanks for the nice contest and good luck up on good operating procedures and simple DXCW to all the VE and US hams (UA6L Tl). It was the courtesy (WB2AMU). Those stations not identifying I was very pleased with my first effort from first contest with my new QRP CW transceiver by the 4th or 5th QSO were bypassed. I do believe Morocco, especially with the 80- and 40-meter (UA3DPX). The conditions were nice on 15 meters, !Ding after every QSO may be an overkill. However, results, using a Butternut vertical (CN8FC). The but the QRM was very hard to copy through! every third contact or so seems to be a good balance. pile-ups were terrific! I managed quite we11with a (RW3AH). Thanks for the nice contest (UB5FBV). I also believe that DX stations should save the 500-Hz filter and operated split as often as possi Thanks for the contest (U050BD). Many thanks unconventional prefixes for the WPX contests ble. Every station I heard was worked. I only shut for the fine CW contest (YN3EO). These contests (KT2D). Was expecting a baby any moment, so only down after complete silence on frequency and com are great, but the paperwork is a real drag (W2GD). went single band. Will be back next year as a multi plete exhaustion (9J2AL). I only had power until single. By the way, had a baby girl the next 0700Z Sunday. The Joss of 18 hours made a high DX Pbo.ne weekend! (WB2ULI). The best catch was J52US on score difficult (9Q5NW). I tried to get WAS, but This is our first contest experience. Our score wasn't 3 bands! (KA3B). This was my first single-op effort in 5 years and had lots of fun. Also, it was the first time I used a computer duping program. I'll never do it any other way again! (K300). I just have to get an outdoor antenna! (WB3KTX). I didn't set the band on fire, but I worked every station I heard (WB3CDX). TS-520 and a IO-year-oldvertical make for rough contest conditions, but I still had fun! (N3CGK). This was the first contest that I ever entered. I had a ball and am looking forward to next year's contest (KA4NXP). This is my first ARRL International DX Contest. I picked up a lot of new countries. It was quite a difference from my old QTH-Colorado! (KK4RV). This was my first contest of 1988 and was great! I know 1989 will be fine! (N4PMQ). It was a good contest! (W5FO). This was my first contest entry on 20-fantastic! I am looking forward to next year and even better results (N5IMO). I made more contacts than in any other contest (W6SIK). There is nothing like com puters to make things more fun! (N6IC). Ten meters not being operational on my 735 really hurt! (W8AKS/6). It was a great contest. It is always fun to break a few pileups with /mobile suffix. Thanks to all my JA friends for listening (N6NKN). I'm real happy to have worked 15 new countries (KB6RXF). I wish I could have back those few hours on Saturday morning when Europe was hot on both 15 and 20. I was trying to work them QRP with my 40-meter sloper instead of a beam. How foolish! It was an interesting contest anyway (W6YVK). I heard 9Q5NW on 160, but there was no way that Mark, NT6G, uses the help of a spotting Olli, OH0XX, handles the pile-ups at I would even attempt to crack the East-Coast pile net to rack-up 37k as a multi-single for the FYSYEto make 6388 QSOs and almost 6 up (KC7UO). East Coast contesting was never like Northern California DX Club. million points finishing 3rd-place world.
96 D!ifa. From October 1988 QST © ARRL Overall Division Leaders Low-Power Division Leaders ( < 150 W) QRP Division Leaders cw Division Phone cw Division Phone cw Division Phone VO1MP Canada VO1MP VO1MP Canada VE4KE Canada K3TUP (KSZD,op) Atlantic K3TUP W2TZ Atlantic W2TZ K2LGJ Atlantic (K3LR,op) NJ9C Central NG9L K9PNG Central W9RE Central K9CAN Dakota ACfJW Dakota KT9T Dakota NZ0R NTSG Delta K4JHT NU4B Delta W4~ Delta KSMK K9ALP Great Lakes K8NZ W8VSK Great Lakes WA8AGH K8CC Great Lakes WB3KKX K2SIG Hudson NN2C WB2ENW Hudson AA2U N2LT Hudson W2RQ WE0M Midwest KB0U W0IZ Midwest WA0VBW N0SM Midwest K4VX/0 KG1D New England WA1FCN KH8CP/1 New England N1AFC KM1HtQ2M,op) New England KC1F K7WA Northwestern W7YAQ K7SS Northwestern KSMM Northwestern Al7B W8JTI Pacific KE60T W6YVK Pacific N60J W8JTI Pacific K6HNZ K0EJ Roanoke N4PMQ N811 Roanoke AA4YZ K4PQL Roanoke KE9A W0GOR Rocky Mountain KE7NS N0CNV Rocky Mountain KB7M N2IC/0 Rocky Mountain Kl3L K4MF Southeastern KK4RV KB4GID Southeastern KB4GID WX4G Southeastern WX4G W7YAQ Southwestern N6ADK KW6Q Southwestern KG6AR W6AE Southwestern K6EID NSAW West Gulf NSAW West Gulf KASPVB NSRZ West Gulf NSRZ
very high, but we had fun (CN8EK). Another power but I'll be back next year so I can reach the magic able to put in a couple of hours. It's an interesting failure hampered this operation as with the CW 500 QSOs (G4MET). I only used an indoor aerial! contest (SM4BTF). FB contest! I'll see you in the weekend. Positive aspects were the flawless opera (G8GD). What happened to the 21-MHz band on 1989 contest! (SP9JZT). Thanks for the nice con tion of the W2HPF logging program. All logs were Sunday? (GM4HQF). Beautiful propagation test. I'll have to QRV next year! (UA3AGW). printed, duped and scored within one hour after the Saturday! (14UFH). The aurora spoiled 21 and 28 Thank you California for 913 of my 3760 QSOs contest! (9Q5NW). I'm very sorry to have missed MHz, but I had some night scatter to the US (KH6RS). some multipliers from the East Coast on 80 and 10. (OHIZAA). Unfortunately, there was only a little Next year I'll get them (JAIXAF). Thanks for the time for the contest! (OH6VR). The conditions were nice contest (JA 7RXU). QRP is very interesting, very poor in Belgium (ON6JG). After two years of Feedback HI! (JOILDY). I hope to work all 50 states in the involuntary absence from the annual ARRL Inter Please note the following corrections to the results next ARRL International DX Contest (UA0ABK). national DX Contest, it was a great pleasure to be of the 1987 ARRL International DX Contest Great to hear stateside signals on 20 meters as early able to participate again. Conditions, however, were starting on page 74 of October 1987 QST. In the as 1800Z (VU2TJW). I was very happy with my first poor which resulted in a rather modest score Affiliated Club Program, Unlimited Category, the participation. It was nice to see the US stations (OZST). The conditions were good on Saturday, but Southern California DX Club should have a score looking for Europe (F6DYK). It was a fine contest. very poor on Sunday! (OZIDPW). I wish I could of 8,516,064 placing them in 3rd place. W2YV I only missed five states on 15 meters (F6AUS). have spent more time in the contest. The time I did (KQ2M op) should have been single-band 20, phone. Thanks for the enjoyable contest. It was my first, put in was enjoyable! (PA3AYN). Sorry, I was only VOIMP should have been low power, phone.
Scores The scores are listed by mode-CW and phone. For both WNE and DX scores, single operators are listed first, followed by multioperator single transmitter, multioperator two-transmitter, then multioperator unlimited. WNE single transmitter scores are broken down by call area and ARAL Section. WNE multi-single scores are broken down by call area only. All WNE multiop two-transmitter and unlimited scores are grouped together in descending order by score. DX single-op and multiop scores are broken down by continent and country. Under each ARAL Section (and country for DX), single-op scores are listed in descending order by category. All-band scores are listed first, followed by 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, and 10-meter single-band scores. Each line score lists the following information: call, score, QSOs, multipliers, power output used (A = 5 W or less; B = 6-150 W; C = more than 150 W). Single-band entries are indicated by 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, and 10. For example, in Connecticut, the top all-band CW scorer is K1TO. The top low-power(150 Wor less) entrant is KG1D. W1NG has the top 160-meter single-band score, KSHVT/1 has the top SO-metersingle-band score, K1XA has the top 40-meter single-band score, K1RU has the top 20-meter single-band score, K1RM has the top 15-meter single-band score, and K1EFI has the top 10-meter single-band score. KH6CP/1 has the top QRP score.
WA1FCN 66,906- 354- 63-B -20 New Hampshire N2AZS 120,204- 318-126-B 'N2M 410,685-1441• 95-C ·20 W1OPB 12,954- 127- 34-B -20 KM1H (KQ2M,op) W2AWF 81,900- 260-105-C K2TW 277,200-1155- ~ -20 W2KHQ 81,056- 192-108-B KC1CB 1,296- 27- 18-B -20 2,799, 195-2515-371-C WA2ASO 54,900- 300- 81-C j20 WA2AXK 49,305- 173- 95-C :20 K1RM 285,238- 961- 92-C -15 KC1F 2,541,720-2360-35&-C WB2FGZ 5,480- 70- 26-C W2QYA 7,452- 89- 36-A W1GD 119,700- 525- 78-C -15 K1EFI 4,524- 52- 29-C -10 K1PTF 92,202- 254-121-B K1ZM 21,960- 122- ~ -160 KB2HZ 102,564- 444- -15 W1JSM 15,300- 102- 50-B n-c Esstern M-chus •tts K2Ei< 317,37&-1102- ge:c NZ2R 82,220- 340- 61-C -15 • N1ACH 7,830- 58- 45-C -40 WNECW 1,423,782-1906-248-C K2FE 36,540- 210- 58-C -15 W1KM K1KA 2,780- 40- 23-C NYC-Long Island Single Operator W1FJ 846,963-1143-247-C W1LQQ 35,844- 208- 56-C -20 Southern New Jersey AD1C 440,568- 696-211-B W1VY 19,800- 110- 80-C -20 K2SX 376,371 • 589- 213-C W1MK 393,024- 736-178-C N2UN 355,633- 821-191-C N2MM 1,743, 144-1963- 296-C W1~H 346,743- 853-1TT-C Rhode laland WA2LQO 285,356- 548-182-C N2MR 252,333- 529- 159-C K02TT 197,238- 463-142-C WA2VYA 166,881- 389-143-C Conn•ctlcut W1WAI 329,056- 808-181-C W1GL 1,329,042-1549-286-C N1QY 214,650- 4TT-150-B K2YGM 123,552- 312-132-C K2PS 182,182- 378-143-8 K1TO 2,478,803-2407-343-C KS1J 1,055,424-1472-239-C WB1CNM 166,625- 503-125-C W2HLI 118,335- 343-115-B W2PAU 152,520- 328-155-C K1RX 1,172,421-1557-251-C KA1GQW 458,840- 784-195-C K1CLN 176,715- 357-165-C WB2ENW 83,304- 287-104-A• W2EA 104,878- 286-122-C W1WEF 729,495-1131-215-C K61M/1 39,360- 180- 82-C KA1CLV 85,995- 245-117-8 W2GKZ 76,275- 225- 113-C K2FL 84,750- 250-113-C KG1D 467,313- 633-187-B W1RFQ 32,668- 132- 83-B W1FV 66,531- 331- 87-C KD2HE 24,960- 128- 65-C K2JF TT,528- 1TT-14&8 K1DD 146,920- 365-136-C K1VSJ 15,736- 88- 61-B 85,837- 221- 99-C N2FBV 14,400- 100- 48-B K20SV 75,051- 289- 93-C W1AW (KJ4KB,op) W1HNZ W2AFM 8,733- 71- 41-B WA2LBT 50,274- 171- 98-B 134,406- 393-114-C W1AX 36,288- 126- 96-C Vennont 32,292- 136- 78-B WA2MAV 1,938- 36- 17-B K2SWZ 46,364- 188- 96-B K1BV 134,301- 503- 119-C WB2DND K2LE/1 1,300,032-1464-296-C WA21RC 480- 16- 10-B WB2R 28, 125- 125- 75-B K1WA 108,108- 308-117-C K11XX 23,664- 136- 58-B W3SOH 155, 109- 347-149-B N2KA 1,872- 26- 24-C -160 N2FY 28,910- 136- 65-B NBRA 82,680- 285-104-C KA11OR 20,445- 145- 47-B K11K 51,840- 286- 80-C -80 N2KW 2,496- 32- 26-B -80 K2JLA 20,40\)- 100- 88-C N1CC 50,796- 188-102-C KC1BC 18,444- 108- 58-B KB1VL 8,372- 59- 36-B N2DTW 80,822- 327- 82-C -15 W2CN 16,200- 100- 54-C KH6CP/1 42,788- 182- 88-A We•tern M-chusetts K1IJV 1,482- 28- 19-B K2MFY 57,980- 278- 70-8 -15 K2HPV 8,260- 80- 48-A WAZMP 41,292- 148- 93-C K1EA 2,255,478-2402-313-C N1EDM 1,209- 31- 13-C WB2AMU 21,009- 149- 47-B -15 W2BLV 8,235- 81- 45-B W1VH 27,528- 148- 82-C K1BW 2,054,517-2068-331-C KA11NL 840- 20- 14-A W2AYJ 20,280- 130- 52-C -15 W3EU 8,216- 58- 37-B W1HUE 21,668- 114- 84-A Kl2P 99,294- 247- 134-C K3UOC/1 3- 1- 1-B WA2NFS 108- 8- 8-B -15 K8XR 113,295- 455- 83-C -40 N1JW 15,450- 103- 50-B W1MM 70,512- 226-104-C KQ1V 1,920- 32- 20-C -80 K3JGJ 47, 196- 278- 57-C -15 KCBPE 11,280- 80- 47-C Northern New Jersey W1AB 9,680- 70- 48-C K8PO 214,110- 793- 90-C -40 2 N2LT 2, 132,668-2284-314-C We•tern New Yori< AA2Z 4,437- 51- 29-B K1TWF 22,578- 142- 53-B -40 -20 W2NJ 191,970- 405-158-B K2KIR 1,058,084-1316-268-C KC1CB 2,244- 34- 22-B N1DC 28,143- 1TT- 53-B Eastern New Yori< -20 KT2D 42,881- 157- 91-B wzrz 703,418-1108- 212-8 Nl1L 1,026- 19- 18-A K11JU 2,394- 36- 21-B K5NA 1,847,030-1TT1-310-C AA2U 36,788- 142- 91-A KA2AJT 359,085- 847-185-8 W1NG 5,480- 52- 35-C -160 W1PU 1,8110- 35- 18-C -15 N2BA 1,218,817-1433-283-C W9NTU 23,010- 130- 59-8 W2FTY 128,750- 325-130-B KBHVT/1 44,368- 274- 54-C -80 W2XL 754,452-1103- 226-C Main• K2JT 14,025- 65- 55-A K21J 108,108- 308-117-C K1XA 242,802- 661- 94-C -40 K2SIG 301,713- 617-163-B K1UO 12,420- 90- -40 WAf/QOA 1,026- 18- 19-B KW2J 88, 139- 201-113-C KS1L 153,090- 830- 81-C -40 48-C N2AIF 147,744- 342-144-C N1AFC 8,448- 88- 32-A -15 W2FCR 2,550- 34- 25-C -160 WB2AOO 58,422- 214- 91-B K1RU 452,078-1492-101-C -20 October 1988 97 From October 1988 QST © ARRL K2C8M 55,080- 204- 90-8 North Carolina NX5H 23,925, 145- ~ -40 weBZE 27.~ 1110· 57-C N8CXX (K8JM,op) W21RZ 51,93&- 199- 87-8 K4POL 1,470,432-1896-289-C W5FO 138,972- 826- 74-C -20 AMIEE 1,887- ~- 17-8 257,805-1011- 85-C -20 KD2YP 45,045- 1115- 91-C K4PB 259,877- 473-183-C KA5W 182,960- 679- ~ -15 W6ZT 28,313- 179- 49-C -20 K8QWG 6,630- 65- 34-B -20 W2PHT 43,056- 184- 78-B NN40 160,920- 360-149-A W5YCS 11,680- 68- 45-B -15 AMM 3,196- 41- 28-C -10 W8TJQ 21,150- 141- 50-C -15 N2WK 29,040- 110- 68-B W5LKP 8,775- 75- 39-B -15 K4FOY 4,455- 45- 33-8 San Francisco Ohio WB20VU 27,738- 138- 67-C N4SU 9,849- 67- 46-C -160 wseos 5,247- 53- 33-C -10 WB2NRK 23,004- 142- 54-C AMNC 28,822- 174- 51-C -80 W6.ITI 391,TTII- 742-176-B WB3KKX 780,252-1012-257-C W2FUI 18,975- 115- 55-C N4ZC (WA8MAZ,op) Oklahoma K6ZUR 57,534- 223- 86-C K9ALP 291,000- 465-200-B K2LGJ 16,810- 95- 86-A 253,170- 970- 87-C -20 WIJRRY/5 17,523- 99- 59-C WA8LLY 23,056- 122- 63-8 W8RSW 259,752- 546-156-C W20MV 12,210- 74- 55-8 W040HD 2,394- 42. 19-A -15 N6CL 3,584- 44- 27-B -80 W6PM 13,509- 79- 57-C K3JT 229,896- 412-186-C KB2NU 8,100- 54- 50-C WT6V 11,068- 112· 33-C WBZCO 89,271- 273-109-C KK2B 2,835- 35- 27-B Northern Florida South Texaa WMCTA 2,178- 33- 22-C W8GOC 88,704- 231-128-B W2FR ,15,606- 102- 51-C -80 WC4E 372, 168- 897-176-C AD5Q 541,026- TT4-233-C K61LM 330- 11- 10-A W8YGR 60,818- 181-112-B KA2VYW 9,030- 70- 43-C -40 AMES 287,972- 546-183-C NSHB 79,296- 236-112-B KD6NT 252- 14- 8-B N8AM 58,473- 219- 89-B K2VV 483,278-1584- 103-C -20 W5XD 70,731· 271- 87-C W8ET\J 53, 146- 172-103-C W4WKQ 17,550- 90- 65-C Joequln NM2L 274,125-1075- 65-C -20 WD4110 (W41LE,op) NSDEE 67,527- 183-123-C San W8NPF 52,332- 196- 89-C W2HPF 151,632- 849- 78-C -15 7,236- 67- 38-B WSNR 28,512- 144- 66-C N6EA 54,000- 150-120-C W8UPH 32,632· 152- 72-C WV/VU/2 4,032- 46- 28-C -10 W4HBK 27,189- 159- 57-C -80 KA51AU 19,344- 104- 62-B K6DT 50,738- 151-112-C K8MR 31,418- 154- 68-C WMSSB 1,080- 24- 15-C -80 NSJEE 4,844- 43- 38-B weBYH 43,407• 159- 91-C N8BC 28,910- 130- 69-C 3 W4VQ 6,526- 68- 32-C -10 W5WQN 12,423- 101- 41-C -80 N80T 28,726- 133- 72-C K8EF 28,784- 96- 93-B KE5JA 12,144- 92- 44-C -80 weBVM 5,856- 61- 32-C WB8YJF 25,092- 123- 86-C Delaware South Carolina K5TSQ 3,884- 46- 28-C -80 WB6ITM 5,184- 54- 32-C W81DM 24,570- 117- 70-B K:WVVW 501,372- 733-226-C W3VT 1,345,968-1438-312-C W5VX 202, 704- 824- 82-C -15 W6FAH 1,140- 20- 19-C N8C8 13,035- 79- 55-B KIIEJ 579,084- 902-214-8 WSASP 142,200- 600- 79-C -15 W8PN 7,473- 53- 47-C Eastern Pennaylvanla Sacramento Valley N8AGU 2,835- 35- 27-B W80KX/4 229,632- 418-184-C Weat Texaa K300 1,915,842-2143-298-C N4LM 5,400- 60- 30-B -15 N6JV 254,508- 508-167-C WB8JBM (KW8N,op) N3AD 1,902,832-2118-284-C KDSIA 1,080- 24- 15-C -80 KV6H 222,000- 592-125-C 5,TT5- 55- 35-C -160 K31PK 1,264,768-1673-252-C Southern Florida WBSUDX 48,195- 255- 83-C -15 K6SG 137,295- 338-135-C WD8LLD 232,815- 913- 85-C -20 W3UM 1,015,815-1205-281-C NIJDH 919,050-1114-275-C WFSE 17,061- 121- 47-C ·15 K8DR 133,029- 379-117-C AF6C 252- 14- 8-B -20 AA3B 438,303- 757-193-C K4MF 325,752- 554-198-B W6REC 120,345- 355-113-C KA80JZ 43,968- 229- 84-C -15 KJ3R 402,906- 742-181-C WD4AHZ 217,152- 418-174-B 8 W8NKR 114,372- 353-108-C W810 1,060- 24- 15-B -10 K4JLD/3 287,007- 553-173-C 24,003- 127- 63-C K4GKD 164,754- 338-182-C Eat Bay K6RK Weat Virginia W3KV 207,038- 428-182-C W4YN 72,849- 213-114-C N6GG 132,825- 575- n-e -20 W30V 170,892- 404-141-C WD4JNS 34,382· 138- 83-C 390,852- 893-186-C K6PU 158,670- 615- 86-C -15 N811 161,896- 446- 121-A W3ARK 158,870- 415-128-B KMYAE 18,810- 95- 66-B K8ATV 143,157• 401-119-B N6JM 12- 2- 2-B -10 KSOQL 8,TT5- 75- »c -80 W3EVW 139,992- 307-152-C W2SDB/4 4,752- 44- 38-C W8FSJ 98, 154- 267-114-C WA8YCG 3,105- 45- 23-C -80 N3HW 130, 178- 452- 98-C W9LRYl4 4,218- 38- 37-B -KS6H 92,367- 311- 99-C 7 KC8JH 960- 20- 18-B -40 N3ED 113,805- 281-135-C N41N 15,741- 99- 53-C ·160 K6TS 17,955- 105- 57-8 W8UMR 28,790- 190- 47-B -20 K3TEJ 102,459- 287-119-8 W400 3,192- 38- 28-C -160 K6CSL 13,440- 112- 40-8 Arizona KC3M 76,002· 239-106-C WB4TDH 173, 145- 679- 85-C -15 WZ8Z 3,813- 41· 31-C KC7V 306,720- 588-1~ 9 KU3X 36,072· 167• 72-C AK5Q/8 1,512- 28- 18-C 115,884- 333-118-B N4BP 24,165- 179- 45-C -10 NG7S llllnola WA:M'ZQ 33,024- 172- 84-B N4EJV 18,992- 118- 49-C -10 W6RJ 70,584- 348- 68-C -80 KX7J 58,232- 213- 86-C KY3N 30,281- 131· TT-C W8BSY 40,650- 271- 50-C -15 N71R 28,820- 159- 60-B K9ZO 467,109- 731-213-C W3EAN 28, 167- 141- 89-C Ten- K6SIK 4,368- 52- 28-8 -10 W2HTX 11,680- 99- 40-B NJ9C 125,550- 310-135-B W3YFV 12,098- 72- 58-B K7GM 8,156- 54- 38-B N9TI 118,640- 324-120-C W4XJ 882, 189-1273-231-C Loa Angele• W3EHZ 9,288- 72- 43-B K4AMC 390,826- 654-194-C AA7A 24,804- 159- 52-C -80 K9UIY 98,558- 242-133-B N3RW 6,TT5- 65- 45-C K4YPX 21,080- 108- 65-B W8AE 322,630- 833-170-C WE7G 36,368- 319- 36-C -20 NU9R 95,650- 225-142-C W3AP 7,200- 50- 46-C NU4B 18,218- 68- 89-A WK61/ 175,938- 413-142-C K8I.L/7 161,920- 756- 60-C -15 W9AG 64,350- 195-110-C KC30 4,896- 46- 34-C KMUZ 11,094- 88- 43-C -80 N6AA 188,705- 345-183-C WB7FOO 58,680- 328- 60-B -15 W9EBY 31,484- 138- 78-C K30X 4,212- 52• 27-B N4ZZ 212,640- 668- 60-C -15 K6EID 148,918- 371-132-C W7AYY 28, 772- 194- 46-C -15 W9TNZ 27,720- 110- 84-B KY3M 4,050- 50- 27-C N41R 119,232- 552- 72-C -15 ND6G 113,982- 314-121-C K9PPW 27,645- 97• 95-B K3NW 44, 103- 241- 61-C -40 K6EV 57,909- 199- 97-C Idaho K9PNG 23,310- 105- 74-A KW3W 11,484- 132- 29-B -20 Virginia NE81 50,367- 163-103-C K6RN 60,478- 283-102-C K9EU 13,284- 82- 54-A W8NNV 48,384- 168- 98-B W9REC 8,446- 84- 44-B Maryland-DC KE9A 405,309- 609-167-C WA7GVM 48,926- 156- 99-C N30S 128,984- 288-146-C N61BP 43,092· 171- 84-B N7HJM 18,645- 113- 55-8 KG9N 1,140- 20- 19-B -160 K3ZO 2,120,520-2155-328-C K4FPF 124,069- 311-133-B K6HMA 23,650- 159- 50-C W7QDM 2,244- 34- 22-C KE9U 11,340- 84- 45-C -80 K3NA 1,583, 705-1755- 297-C KC4CDS 71,910- 235-102-B K7EG 19,170- 142- 45-C KA7T 48,746- 318- 49-C -40 K9KA 95,202- 389- 98-C -40 W3USS (W9LT,op) W8AUG 15,640- 60- 88-C K9QVB TT,274- 318- 81-C -15 W4YE 67,230- 249- 90-C Montana 722,541-1061-227-C KMRW 65, 142- 231· 94-B NK8A 15,582- 106- 49-C K9RN 32,040- 178- 60-B -15 K3SA 495,117- 813-203-C WSUZ/4 43,606- 156- 92-C N81C 14,061- 109- 43-C KS7T 173,250- 525-110-C -L 1,530- 30- 17-B -10 K3YGU 485,534- 899-222-C W8ABW 12, 183- 131- 31-C KS7V 90,072- 278-108-B N4MM 42, 768- 144- 99-C Indiana W3UJ 428,852- 756-189-C N4RA 35,280- 147- 60-B K1EQA 9,900- 110- 30-A K7ABV 3,960- 60- 22-C -80 W3HVQ 260, 190- 590-147-C WU4G 27,813- 127- 73-A W6FA 8,884- 78- 38-B W8ALQ 30,528- 212-· 46-C -20 W9RE 1,531,008-1772-288-C W31UU 248,370- 487-170-C W8AKS/6 8,810- 82- 35-B W9KTP 82,818- 258-107-C K8ETM/4 17,138- 102· 58-B Nevada N311 198,308- 399-184-B N4LJS 15,732- 92- 57-B W6CN 8,241- 67- 41-8 K9HCX 36,606- 132- 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N8RO ( + K3EST,K6TM8,N6a IG,NE, VE2UL 3, 108- 37- 28-8 JMFMS 6,075- 75- 27-C UL7BN 3,000- 20-B -20 27,342- 147· 82-C WA8\IEF) 2,788,560-2582- 360-C so- VE2FFE 1,35o- 30- 15-C -20 JA7TJ 5,994- 74- 27-8 W2RQ (+KR2J,KS1G,N2NT) KhgNm 2,448,747-2481-329-c JA18UN 5,460- 81· 3o-B - 4 Ontario N2RM ( +K20WE,WA2HGM) JH8N8W 5,285- 85- 27-B RM8MA 1, 794- 48- 13-8 VE3KP 487,98(). 922-160-C N4KG(+KOIZV) 2,257,047-2483-303-C JA3EEM 4,958- 59- 28-8 UM8MAE 20,884- 188- 41-8 -20 VX3NBE (VE3NBE,op) 1,375,888-1442-31S-C N2MG (+opo) JR8118 4, 14G- 60- 23-8 74,025- 235-105-8 N8LM ( + KIHLB,WIMHS) , 1,911,827-2103-303-C JH1 NHY 3,830- 55- 22-8 Hong~ VE3TEE 9,803- 97- 33-8 530,718- 898-197-C K2NJ (+opo)1,819,079-1793-301-C JMHJP 3,264- 88- 18-B VSBUP 5,82o- 97• 20-8 VX3CUI (VE3CUl,op) N4lZK (+N4AU,WMMTG) K1XM (+Al3E,KQ1F) JA1KKA 3,120- 4G- 28-C lndlll 7,77o- 7o- 37-C -80 131,888- 287-148-C 1,488,722-1591-314-C JA51P 2,40G- SO- 18-C YX3MVP (VE3MVP,op) M4NG ( +WB8HDD) KQ20 ( + K2BK,NR2H) JA3UWII 2,394- 57- 14-8 VU2TJW 15,887- 123- 43-C 121,14G- 873- 80-C -20 72,887- 227• 107-C 1,154,588-1318-292-C JG3EHD 2,385- 53- 15-8 VE3ST 15,84o- 185- 32-C -20 WB4F (+NET) 31,508- 118- 88-C AK8T ( + K8ZM,Kl8EZ,NB8L,NP41WIW8) Jff1PXY 1,848- 44- 14-8 VE8Clll3 170,100- 70G- 81-C ·15 899,805-1345-223-C J01QZI 1,838- 38- 17-B W3FYT/4X 9,84o- 82- 40-c VX3NXQ (VE3NXQ,op) II JA1MT 1,107· 41• 9-8 4XIW1JR 27- 3- 3-C Unllmhed JE1SPY 399- 19- 7-C -180 - 39,780- 221- 60-C -15 WM5G ( +M5DX,K5s KJ,RX,KC5DX, Europe VE2AEJl3 4,284- 51• 29-c -10 KMSR) 1,570,888-1808-326-c W3LPL (+K1DQV,KA1GD,WB2EKK,K3RA, JA5llQH 27,308- 222- 41-C -80 JA18WA 25,857- 221· 39-c -80 , N5RM( + WG5J) KM3T,N3G8,W3EKT,WB3JRU,NW5E, llanltabll JE4VVM 8,858- 111· 28-C -80 950,355-1293-248-C KC8C) 8,017,760-4179-48o-C C31LHJ 81,112(). 258- eo-8 IIE4AEX 47,258- 178- 85-C K1ST (+K1a DG,FWE,MNS,N81H,NK1K, JE7RJS 6,075- 81· 25-B -80 II W11HN,WB1AEL) JRIXOJ 2,442• 74- 11·8 -80 .._.. Alberta JHSTYD 1,892- 47· 12-B -80 - Al8V ( + NB8G,W8SZN) 3, 777,018-3101-408-C CT1BOH 198,208-1234- 53-C VE5RA/8 159,084- 491-108-C M1K (+AD3V,K3WJV,N3FDL) JA7YAB (JJ1NNJ,op) 1,238,888-1584-264-C 1,388- 42- 11-C -80 CT1AOZ 34,440- 287- 40-B -180 VX8APN (VE6APN,op) KG8GF ( +AA8Z,WA8HA1) 2,703,477-2429-371-C CT4DX 22,560- 198- 40-B -40 7, 178- 104- 23-8 -15 K1AR (+NET) JA1SJV 185- 11· 5-8 -80 1,015, 182-1151-294-C JA1YWX (JM1CAX,op) W8GO(+K8HHD) 2,509,0S0-21 S0-389-C Brltlah Columbia N8ND( + K8JYO,Kl8MS,KZ8E,Nl8W,W6a 85,55G- 475- 48-C -40 889,888-1088-287-C JAIUMV 49,833- 339- 49-8 -40 CU3M 45, 780- 438- 35-c -10 VE7DTA 8,880- 74- 30-8 N8VV (+K8a PJY,YN,WMYQM) KUT,YA,K9VV) VE7COP 2,703- 53- 17-C 2,491,983-2301• 381-C JMJHA 35,918- 292- 41-C -40 882,224- 978- 233-C - Rlpullllc of Germany VE7FPT 848- 24- -80 WIAIH/9 ( + KB9S,K8sFVF,PK,KIIF, JH7VHZ 13,95G- 1SO- 31-B -40 e-c WG8P ( +WJ80) F-DL4BBO 1,073,754-1914-187-C JMSHL 10,494- 108- 33-8 -40 383,eoo- 808-1SO-C KNlll,NIBSH,W9UC,WAIJFIBW) DL70N 720,372-1388-173-C 2,349,27o-2310- JR70MD/2 7,858- 118- 22-B -40 lluhloperator W80AT ( + WX5S) 3311-<: DJ40E 137,394- 449-102-c W4MYA (+K4BAM,KX4S,W4a HJ,XR, JA7BE 2,379- 81· 13-C -40 Single Traqamltter 308,385- 445-231-C JE7ENK 1,82o- 54- 10-S -40 DL8FBD 126,741- 509- 83-C K4UVT/8 (+NET) WB48VY) 2,175,284-2324-312-C DKBKC 74,538- 303- 82-8 NRSM ( +1<211TNO,UA,K5s GA,GN,LZO, JF2LTH 99o- 33- 10-S -40 211,95G- 471-1SO-C DJeYI 72, 738- 449- 54-c MA,TU,KE51V,KG5U,KN5H,KZl5M,N58 JR21GV 525- 25- 7-8 -40 KJ8V (+NET) 203,87G- 485-148-c DL8SCG 22,794- 131- SS-C KM1C (KB1T,KF1V,KM1P,NK1F,opo) DU,EA,IVF,NT50,WB5N) JM1SMY 128- 14- 3-8 -40 K8MA (+NET) 190,478- 407-158-C DL3SBI 21,000- 125- 58-C 1,832,980-1728-315-C 1,410,88G-102o-481-C JM1SOX 38- 8- 2-8 -40 K1VR (+K11R,KC1GS,N81Y) K2ITG/8(+NET) JA7HMZ 109,085- 881- 55-8 -20 DF3QN 20,25o- 135- S0-8 188,331· 439-143-C K2TD (+N2VW,WB2YOF) DF4PD 17,760- 185- 32-8 1,512,42G-182o-277-C 845,792- 888-248-C JA3YKC 98,82o- 810- 54-c -20 W1PH (+NET) W8BIP (+NET) JA2FJP 88,924- 429- 52-C -20 DL3SCR 16,688- 103- 54-C 1,383,074-1447-314-C 170,352- 338-188-C DXCW JH1XUZ 61,20(). 40G- 51-C -20 DL1NE 5, 148- 52- 33-8 W1 RR ( + NET)898,875-1175-255-c K8LRN (+NET) JR7 DF1SD 87,860- 461· ·20 Huo.-y LZ1KOZ 11,2311- u,11. 34-C -40 OK2BCI 11,3116-108- 29-C -40 SP7CLB 211,848- 122· 81-B 42. DULH (DLSHCC,op) = HASPP/1 792,5211-1501-178-B LZ1KBC 11,1118-114- 211-B -40 OK3TEC 2,142- 17-B -40 SP9BBH 28,228- 186- 47•8 OK2BHY 59, 100- 3114- 50-B -20 HAIIRG 760,518-1518-187-B LZ2CW 2,11117• 37. 27·8 -40 106,272· 658- 54-C -20 SP8CZ 24,723- 123- 87-B DJ2BV 53, 138- 369- 48-8 -20 HMXW 520,80().1085-180-B LZ1KGB 87,804- 542. 54-C -20 OK2KR 37,860- 251- 50-B -20 SPellAA 20,438- 131· 52-B OK2QX 32,670- 242. Dl1EK 24,1175- 228- 37-B -20 HMAWH 378,470- 880-141-B LZ1YG 18,432· 1112- 32-B -15 45-B ·20 SP90BE 12,428- 109- 38-B OK1Zl. Dl1TH 22,200- 165- 40-B -20 HA8XX 183,048- 5211-118-B LZ1KVF (LZ1C-114,op) 28,004- 1117- 44-C -20 SP9PT 5,1118- 88- 211-C 15,162· 133- Dl8NBW 14,364- 133- 39-C -20 HA5lZ 173,814- 4111-118-B 13,464- 138- 33-C -15 OK3CMW 38-B ·20 SP38VZ 4,050- 75- 18-C OK1DHJ DK8TZ 165- 11· s.c ·20 HA5HH 138,672· 428-108-B 13,974- 137- 34-B -20 SP5CJQ 2,574- 39- 22-A OK1MHI DUIU (DL4ME,op) HA6NW 41,400- 230- 80-B 9,393- 101- 31-B -20 SP2JS 10,530- 138- 28-C -80 128,518- 811· 52-C -15 HMDB 37,080- 208- 80-B OE9SLH 58,588- 227. 88-C OK1FZM 8,464- 101- 28-B -20 SP2ZT 3,760- 80- 21-B -80 DL8RAI 45,1124- 358- 43-C -15 HAIJTT 28, 704- 208- 48-B OE3JOS 20,178- 114- 59-C OK2EC 7,728- 112· 28-B -20 SP5JTR 3,762- 57- 22-B -80 DF4Zl. 24,988- 219- 38-B ·15 -OE2VEL 11,070- 123- »c -40 OK2SWD 8,399- 79- 27-B -20 SP3RBA 65,104- 591- 4c: -40 HA7XL 21,195- 157• 45-B OK2BHQ 6,279- 91- 23-B ·20 SP8HEK 35,742· 259- 46-B -20 8poln HA6NL 15,624- 124- 42-B HAIIHG 8,880- 80- 37-B OK1MKI 5,4111· 67- 21-B -20 SP8JMA/A 7,657• 97. 27·8 -20 OK3TPL 2,658- EMEP 96,038- 302-106-B HASMB 5,124- 61· 28-B OH1AF 666,072-1278-174-C 58- 17-B -20 SP3HC 3,760- 70- 16-B ·20 EA7MW 55,440- 240- 77-B HMXG 1,275- 25- 17-B OH2BCI 211,358- 618-114-C OK3THM 2,583- 41- 21-B -20 SP61.TF 30,2114- 297. 34-C -15 EA30BO 40,11~ 191· 70-B -OH6VR 155,588- -112-C OK1DXW 2,400- 40- ~B -20 SP2JKC 20,424- 184- 37-B -15 HA5MY 46- 4- 4-B OK1JDJ 2,348- 17-B -20 EA5QR 31,836- 148- 72-C HASMY -80 OH3JF 67,880- 282- 80-C 46- SP3LPA 18,684- 173- 36-B -15 47,880- - 38-B 32. EMEDU 17,934- 122- 49-B HAIIAE 74,658- 541- 4c: -40 OH6NIO 63,048- 284- 74-B OK3ZWX 1,632· 17-B -20 SP2EWQ 4,0112- 62- 22-B -15 OK1ANS 792. EA2CR 13,284- 108- 41-B HAIMK 72,864- 552- 44-B -40 OH4AH 40,362- 217· 62-C 24- 11-B -20 SP2BME 4,028- 61- 22-B -15 OK1AQW 22- 1~A -20 EA3BOW 11,178- 81- 48-8 HA8ZO 35,1119- 307. 39-C -40 OH3MC 28,078- 184- 53-B 880- SP4GFG 1.~ 38- 15-A -15 OK1om 16- -20 EA7XC 758- 21· 12-B -80 HAIIHW 32,1» 308- 35-C -40 OH9UW 21,80(). 150- 46-C ~ 1~A OK2PLH 17,442- 171- -15 EA31N 15,543- 157- 33-B -40 HA5HO 124,578- 7611-54-C -20 OH2EJ 16,838- 122- 411-B 34-A 72. EA7AZA 4,4115- 65- 23-B -40 HAIINNN 121,632· 724- 58-B -20 OHIPA 13,338- 114- 39-B OK31A 8.~ »c ·15 SV1UG 2,288- 42. 18-B 28- 13-B OK2KHD 6,384- 78- 28-B -15 EA5TX 1,0112· -40 HA5KGTn 53.~ ~ 51-B -20 OH3NM 11,772· 109- 39-C EMAYX 7,308- 87· 28-B -20 OH3NPS 10,455- 65- 41-B OK1DZI. 1,880- 28- ~B -15 - EA7FUR 21,762· 186- 3IMI -15 OH2BQS 8,040- 67- 40-C TF3SO 10,815- 103- 38-B -20 -15 Belglum EA4EFK 15,732· 136- 38-B HB9AGA 350,064- 816-143-C OHeRC 5,022· 62- 27-B 3,980- 8(). 22-B -15 OH2XK 324- 12- 9-B ON5WL 13,959- 141- 33-B -80 -FranzJoNIL.- EA6DNO HB9DDZ 73.~ 280- 94-C -HB9KC 43,818- 218- 67-B OH2HE 46,871· 331- 47-C -40 ON4XG 43,058- 312· 48-B -20 UA10T 26,334- 209- 42-B -20 42. HBIIDFY 28,271· 139- 63-B OH7MA 180,1118-1058- 57-C -20 ONSCW 33,581- 338- 33-B -15 RZ10WA 2,848- 21-B -20 El9J 58,065- 245- 79-B OH6YF 122,~ 742- 55-C -20 HBIIAGH 25,404- 148- 59-B Kallnlngnld El400 4,672- 58- 29-A HBSA/P (HBIIQA,op) OH2NAG (OH2Bm,op) -EISDI 40,658- 308- 44-B -15 70,437- 443- 53-C -20 OZ1LO 975,619-1703-191-C RA2FB 2,337- 41• 19-B -20 ~ 8- 5-B -20 HBIIDX 30,654- 282- 39-C ·15 OH5NFS 60,840- ~ 52-C -20 OZ5KU 117,655- 405- 117-C OH3GD 38,844- 249- 52-B ·20 OZ1DPW- 44,100- 196- 75-B Eu--RSFSA HBIIAE 2,052· 36- 19-B -15 FellEE 1,667,742-2326-239-C OH1EB 6,417• 69- 31-C -20 OZ1JVN 41,472- 216- 84-B RU1DZ 335,780- 661-1»B FtlGCT 280,80(). 780-120-B OH2BJW 4,80(). 84- 25-B ·20 OZ1W 32,585- 187- 65-B UA1ZO 2511,808- 746-116-B -FIIEPQ 1311.~ 423-11~ OH3AC 3- 1- 1-B -20 OZ5UR 11,475- 75- 51-B UZ6HO 11,464- 116- 33-B MIND 226,545-1373- 55-C FBAUS 66,378- 25&- 86-B """ OH6AC 107,796- 691· 52-C -15 OZ1FTE 22,678- 186- 41-C -80 UA3ST 8,~ 84- 38-B IIZUT 160,704- 496-106-B F61JA 63,423- 261· 81-C IK2AHB 128,048- 404-104-B OH7EU 10,509- 113- 31-B -15 OZ6PI 5211- 16- 11-B -40 UMANZ 6,532· 79- 36-B F8TM 36,038- 158- 77-B 12SVA 77,400- 344- 75-B OH6NVC 6,742• 94- 31-B •15 OZ7YL 17,318- 158- 37-C -20 UA3UCD 3,588- 48- 28-B FE1JCB 28,970- 155- 59-C IV3DXW 77, 112- 308- 64-B OH4NVX 5,2112- 63- 28-B -15 OZ3PE 15,762- 142· 37-A -20 UA3TG 3,240- 45- 24-B F6BVB 25,428- 163- 52-B IIKHP 54,747· 237. 77-A OH5RZ 4,178- 58- 24-C -15 OZ/FE1JDG 7,936- 116-27-B -20 AA3DX 3- 1- 1-A 8(). FD1MGZ 11,433- 103- 37-B IKIFEC 38,1162- 178- 73-B OH1MAR 1.~ » 18-B -15 OZBE 1,302· 31- 14-B -15 UMAO 5- 4-B -80 F5AM 8.~ 84- 35-B IKBEJN 32,1102- 154- 71-C OH6NTO 1,2116- 27• 16-A ·15 UASLTI 20,475- 175- 38-B -40 FeEPO 5,100- 8'- 25-B IIKHY 18,744- 142• 44-B OH7NW 1145- 21· 15-C ·15 UW6NV 10,8112- 132· 27-B -40 F8CCI 5,040- 58- 30-B IK4GNK 16,200- 108- 50-B OH3WD 755- 21· 12-C -15 PAIi.OU 140,904- 456-103-B AMPC 10,272· 107· 32-B -40 FB1MNC 4,200- 50- 28-B IBIYW 15,087- 107- 47-B PA3BTH 87,848- 257. 88-C UA6BPM 14,178- 139- 34-B -20 FT5ZB 12- 2- 2-B -180 -PA3DUA 36, 180- 180- 87-B UA31CJ 7,533- 81- 31-B -20 IK2GPQ 14,605- 105- 47-B PNI/AJV UA6LFQ F6HLC 411.~ 416- 40-C -80 IK2JEX 5,3114- 62- 211-B OK1RI 1,4117,222-2238-223-C 31,184- 196- 53-B 7,047• 81- 211-B -20 20,978- 184- 38-B -20 OK1VO 4117,~ 1070-155-B PA3EOB 23,040- 128- 80-B UZ1AWO 3,696- 58- 22-B ·20 F6HLB 1211B1 87,~ 562- -80 FIIDKV 55,642· 454- 41-C -15 = OK3CEI- 174,570- 506-115-B PA3AMA 11,318- 92- 41-B UA1QBV 3,~ 58- 20-B -20 13VHO 13,365- 135- 33-B -80 -15 1,838- F8TQ 14,8112- 148- 34-B 12MQP 165,136-1102· 59-C -40 OK3YCA 103,323- 341-101-B PAIJCF 11.~ 94- 40-B RA3DJA 36- 17-B ·20 OK3FON 96,61~ 348- 115-B PA3BNT 10,71~ 65- 42-B RA3AS 312· 13- 9-B -20 Engllnd IK4DCS 4,624- 67- 24-B -20 IK2EGL 150,8111- 1149-53-C •15 OK31F 81,578- 309- 86-B PA3ACC 3.564- 44- 27-B UA3DPX 240- 1~ 6-A -20 G4BUO 1,2011,5211-1684-214-B 12UIY 130,358- 662- 51-C -15 OK1KZ 66,040- 270- 64-B PAIIADT 18,354- 161- 38-A ·20 RW3AH 13, 770- 135- 34-B -15 G3SJX 4119,642-1033-159-B IK11CC 100,1166- 801· 59-C -15 OK2HI 66,81~ 262- 65-B PAIJPLN 7,844- 91- 28-B -20 RZ3DZ 8,464- 101· 211-B -15 G2QT 2117,171• 623-159-B 12QIL 22,572- 209- 38-C -15 OK3CEL 411,279- 209- 77-B PA3ENM 4,684- 74- 22-B -20 UW3UO 7,245- 105- 23-B •15 G3ESF 174,585- 515-113-B 11XPQ 19,950- 175- 38-B -15 OK1DVK 46,008- 216- 71-B PAIYN 1,248- 26- 16-B -20 UA6BPM 4,158- 88- 21-B -15 162,000- 432-125-B UA3QJC G3APN IK4HLO 6,184- 86- 31-B -15 OK1MNV 35,340- 1~ 62-B PA2REH 43,755- 374- 39-B -15 1,11116- 37. 18-B -15 82HPF 120,5211- 372-106-B OK1FBH 31,659- 173- 61-C UA3TAM 18- 3- 2-B -15 G4FDC 72,628- 289- 64-A OK3DU 19,125- 125- 51-B u-.. G3HJF 53,295- 209- 65-B ISIIOMH 181.~ 503- 1~e OK3CUG 16,252- 117· 52-A SM6DHU 405,81~ 1002-138-C G3WAA 17,962· 111· 54-B OK2PFP 17,952- 176- 34-B 66,901· 349- UB5UAT 1114,~ 4112-125-B IS8XIE 90,000- ~ 100-B SM9TW 83-C G4BUE 14,860- ~ 5s.A OK1ADS 12,642· 96- 43-C -SM6BZE 45,288- 222- 86-B AT5UO 711,11112·303- 86-B -ISILYN 26, 728- 152- 63-A G6NK 11,680- 11~ 36-B OK2SGW 11,349- 97· 39-B SM5AE 20.~ 137· = UBSIAL 70,6611- 302- 78-B G3UK 8,280- 8(). 411-B Norway OK2PBG 10.~ 91· 40-B SM3CVM 20,1» 11~ 61-C UB5BZ 63.~ 284- 80-B G4ZME 5,325- 71· 25-B LA9VllA 6,612- 78- 29-B OK1MZO 10,80(). 100- 36-B SM8DZB 15,670- 115- 46-B UBSQJN 56, 712· 278- 86-B -20 G3FXB 233,682-1343- 59-B LA8PB 4,80(). 64- 25-B OK1AJY 9,657• 87. 37-B SMIU'C 15,015- 143- 35-B UB5ZZ 25,6611- 186- 48-8 -20 G3SXW 175,696-1047- 59-B LA2EG 2,109- 37. 19-C -80 OK10PT 5,751· 71- 27-B SMIIOFW 10,2116- 86- 38-B AB5SA 12,672- 128- 33-B UYSJC 7,176- G3TXF 80,478- 5211- 51-B -20 LA7MFA 62,- 443- 47-B -20 OK3CJE 2,961· 47· 21-B SM3SGP 7,658- 58- 44-B 92. 28-B -15 RB5EX 4,388- G3MXJ 135,1145- 655- 53-B LAIIXG 28,248- 214- 44-C -20 OK2KVI 1,428- 28- 17-B SM5CLE 7,242· 71· 34-A 58- 28-B 3,80(). -15 UB5IFN G3CWL/A 80-~ LAIIDH 3,80(). 8(). 20-B -20 OK2PAW 691· 27. 11-A SM30AU 1,1132· 28- 23-B 16,633- 161· 31-B -80 _,_ LA8CE 1,792- 33- 18-B ·15 OK1DWJ 2,958- 58- 17-B -160 SM5CAK 312- 13- 8-C -80 Rll5BM 10,808- 104- 34-B -80 OK2BQU 957. 29- 11-B ·180 SM70EL 11,616- 121· 32-C -40 U5WF 7,344- 102· 24-B -80 GMIIIIV 34,776- UIII- 69-B ...... OK1JDX 578- 16- 12-C -180 SKBLM (SMIJDRD,op) AT5UY 5,362· 78- 23-B -80 LZ1KNP 100,980- 340- 1111-C OK3CWQ 270- 1~ 9-C -180 71,757- 469- 51-C -20 UBSUHD 3,~ 55- 20-B -80 OK3CQI) 27. LZ1KVZ 78,309- 339- 77-C 3- 3-C -180 SM7TV 12,288- 128- 32-B -20 UB5CDX ~ 8-B -80 GM3AAO 314,835- 755-131M! LZ1KBL 42,336- 196- 72-B OK2FD 25,725- 245- 35-C -80 SM5NWX 13,050- 150- 211-B -15 UB4FWC (UB5FBV,op) 27. GM3CFS 110,180- 340-106-B LZ1CW 35,378- 178- 87-C OK3CGI 23,940- 228- 35-B -llO SM3CEA 1,053- 13-B ·15 38, 142• 326- 39-B -40 GM3NHQ 66,758- 289- 77-B OK2BFN 22,977• 207. 37-C UB5ILW 32,382·- 257. 42-B - -80 -40 LZ1KZM 28,665- 1115- 411-B -20 GM4CXM 142,1166- 651· 59-B LZ1FJ 2,3114- 36- 21-B OK1DRR 3,456- 84- 18-B -80 AB5HM 25,308- 222· 38-B -40 LZ2T\J 144- 8- 8-C -llO OK2ABU 2,295- 51· 15-C -80 SP2FAP 123,735- 365-113-B UB5ZX 7,332· 114-28-B -40 OK1DRQ LZ1GC 65,80(). 860- 44-C -40 169- 9- 7-A -80 SP8CYX 66,085- 267- 65-B UBSAEO 1,050- 25- 14-B -40 GW3JI 178,659- 509-117-B OK3YX 123,- 623- -40 -SP3CQP 41,535- 213- 65-B RBSHB 900- 25- 12-B -40 LZ1RU 411,140- - 39-C -40 = ·- OK2SG 13,41~ 149- »c -40 SP8AKD 311,578- 194- 86-C RB6QL 630- 21· 1M -40 100 DSTs From October 1988 QST © ARRL Ull5QKC 600- 2(). 10-B -40 Y54ML 284- 11- 8-C -40 lllontNnat Aala UP1BYL (UP2aBKW,e38-1182,-1138-2766, UB50HR 36,696- 278- 44-B -20 Y32KE 75,880- 465- 52-c -20 VP2MDC (K1TN,op) JE2YRD (JA1KFX,JE1s CKA,JKL,JA2s UL7FCT,UP8BA,ops) UB6MMP 29,118- 211- 48-B -20 Y22EK 42,900- 298- 50-8 -20 3, 188,758-3827- 278-B EZD,MGE,PHO,JF2EOC,JR2s SCJ,SQIJ, 846,737-133&-181-I! UB51NT 14,400- 150- 32-B -20 Y54UE 28, 703- 207- 43-c -20 JR4WKV,ops) UP1BZA (UP2s 81M,8LR,BLW,ops) UB5VK 14,078- 138- 34-11 ·20 Y22BK 28,574- 208- 43-6 -20 1,031,940-1784-195-C 590,001-1019-193-8 RB5VT 9,504- 98- 33-B -20 Y'SJZH 23,738- 172- 45-C -20 KIJWWNP9 184,800-1120- 55-B -80 JA9YBA (JAIis VDA,VSF,JA&-11146,ops) UP18YC (UP2s CY,-838-2594,-838-25115, UB51KN 8,552- 84- 28-B -20 Y39FA 13,088- 132- 33-8 -20 842,080-1230-174-C ops) 243,459- 83&-127·8 UB5AJP 2,904- 44- 22-1! -20 Y71VG 11,583- 117- 33-8 -20 -llextco JA1YXP (JO1JOZ,J12DLF,JH9CAU,ops) UR2RDJ (+ops) RB5CL 1,092- 28- 13-B -20 Y23GB 9,830- 107- 30-B -20 XE2GAT (K80J,op) 828,982-1259-188-C 398,640- 880-151-B RB5QW 1,014- 28- 13-B -20 Y27QO 8,370- 90- 31-C -20 337,110- 881-170-B JA1YFG (J01RUR,JQ1BRW,JS1MJE,ops) Y54CL (Y54a ML,NL,opo) UB51UH 28,640- 240- 37-6 -15 Y51YJ 8,318- 99- 28-B -20 XE2NNZ 22,080- 180' 45-C -180 532,857-1051-189-C RB5WR 137,052- 423-108-C 8,250- 110- 25-B -15 Y28SO 7,380- 82- 30-B -20 JE3ZFS ( +JG1LNY,JA3YDS,JG3s QBJ, RB5VW 3,975- 53- 25-B -15 Y23HN 7,224- 88- 28-B -20 Nlcarlgua Y37CB (Y37s RB, WB,ZB,ops) WBB,Jl3o GAB,JGJ,OPT, JJ3o FJS,TWT, 5,582- 103- 18-B UB5ZEL 75- 5- 5-A -15 Y87WUA 7, 110- 79- 30-c -20 JK3HZH) 4TT,830-1098-145-C YN3EO -• 180- 740-178-B .,....,_ Y21CL 8,899- n- 29-B ·20 JABYBY(J-GFB,PNE.JJ2VXS.J()1DFG, YT2R (YU2s DQ,HO,OG,OH,W,MM,MP, Y21UL 8,880- 74- 30-B -20 JRBDHA.ops) 446,578-1053- 142-C MY,NJ,YT2s M,Fl,GW,ops) 1,838,378-2637-218-C UC2AT 5,880- 70- 28-B Y24JJ 8,240- 80- 28-C -20 ZF2LW/ZF8 4,131- 51· 27-6 JA 1 YCL (JL 1 LNC,OOC,JR7XMO,ops) UC2WCY 5,480- 70- 28-A Y21GO 5,304- 88- 28-8 -20 195,252- 814-108-C 4N2D (YU2s CQ,FK, YU4BZ/X,ops) UC2ADM 3- 1- 1-B -80 Y59ZF 4,950- 75- 22-B -20 JE8ZIH (JP1LRT,JF8DEA,JG8CVO, 953,040-1872-190-C UC2ADX 11,882· 118- 33-B -40 Y24VK/A 3,990- 70- 19-C -20 8P9EK (K4TKM,op) JRBGKT,ops) 193,125- 825-103-B VZ4J (YT300,YU4s NW,RR,RW,ops) UC20CH 33,240- 277- 4 K7GM 48,578- 1114-811-B NEST 44,560- 150- 911-B N9HAV 4,484- 411-31-B WIPKO 10,950- 73- 50-C N6RA (+N1ECY) WA7NWL 504- 14- 12-A W8TJQ 38,354- 1411-83-C NX9A 3, 108- 37. 211-B KAIIP 390- 13- 10-B 124,740- 315-132-C WB7FDQ 1111.5114-341· 811-11-15 K80SF 2,325- 31- 25-B KB8AC 8,042- 53- 38-C -80 KllllT 25,3811-151- 511-B ·20 W1BK (+K1TXH) W7AYY <43.8111·2111- 87-C -15 W8TWA 224, 100- 747-100-C -20 W8UD/9 65,520- 280- 79-C -20 WBIGFV (NIT) 1,687· 37- 17-B ·10 70,820- 220-107-C NBCXX 216,840- 11115-104-C-20 K9VQK 19,6511-117· 58-C -20 K1TR (+NET) 57,285- 201• 116-C klllho K8GSR 11,223- 87- 43-C -15 KN9C 49,344- 257- 114-B ·15 North Dakota KA1MP(+NET)41,280- 180- 811-C KIIRN 121.7111-322-1211-C KEIINH 4,284- 51-· 211-B -10 W9SC 10,320- 80- 43-B -15 KCICU 28,544- 1511-58-C ·20 WB1CNM(+NET) KATT 84.8311-2811-81-C W9RE 9,405- 95- 33-C ·10 17,8411-111• 53-C W7QDM 3,3011- 38- 211-C Ohio Namaka Al3E (+NET) 10,2911- 711-44-C WB3KKX 1,273,743-1383-307-C Wlaconaln KVII 292,401· 813-159-C N1ACH(+NET) llanlana K8NZ 477,945- 845-247-B K9CAN 41111,812·6511-2311-C NIJFYM 71,4811-277- 811-C 8,8811- 511-41-C KC7UO 151,3811-371-1311-C KBDJC 234,<432-444-1711-C K9QXY 448,920- 111111-215-C K8SW 41,789- 153- 91-C KC7UP 80, 180- 238- 85-C WA8BIN 228,<431·417-181-C NE9U 306,327· 503-203-C 2 WA7f'm 38,980- 180- 77-C K8MR 211,233- 407-173-C W90P 240,408- 504-159-C South Dakota KSTT 19,152- 114- 511-C wazca 159,800- 350-152.c K90SH 158,004- 342-154-C WeACT 93,177• 281-1111-C NYa(+NET) K:IAIN 2,484- 411-111-C -40 K3JT 157,410- 3111-185-C WB9CXY 114,980- 4711-80-C KDIEE 87,7111-1911-114-C 1,481,541-131111-353-C W8Al.Q 33,000- 200- 55-C -20 W8UPH 102,485- 297-115-C NG9L 1111,6511-2511-117-B W8WUU 11,040- 80- 48-C N2BA( + N2GSG,K8HU1) Kll8KX 80,284- 1811-108-C Nl9C 38,2711-1311-87-B 1,404,804-1402-334-C Nevadll KA8ZNZ 58, 140- 204- 95-B N9DMG 10,944- 711-411-B VE WB2P (+NET) NC7K 883,852-11211-1911-C WA8AGH 58,244- 172-1011-A W9YrN 3,990- 311-35-C 1,320,570-1208-385-C W8NPF 53,480- 180- 911-C N4TZ 3,321- 41· 27-C llllrlllme-Newfoundlancl NF2L(+NET) Oregon W8DWP 48, 150- 150-107-C N9BUS 12,900- 811- 50-C -80 V01MP 1,997,088-2272-293-C 598,587-1087-187-C Al78 1, 180,85&-1833-241-C N8BC 47,5211-1711-89-C K9YNF 58,500- 2IIO- 75-C ·20 V02AC/1 90- II- 5-C N2SS (+NET) 481,9111-811-252-C N7AVK 419,472- 971-144-C N8AM 44,880- 170- 811-B W9XT 183,404- 812- 89-C ·15 V01QU 418,700-13811-100-C -20 KE2BA( + KA2RCIR,Kll28ESR,FBE,N2HIZ) WTYNl 177,842- 4211-13&-B NR8Z 44,834- 173- 811-C W9GIL 68,980- 2711-80-C -15 VE1BDK 290,4111-9911-97-C -20 358,373- 803-197-C KA7EQS 182,153- 4111-1211-B W8EDU (KL7UQ,op) KB9S 47,940- 235- 811-C -15 VE1BNN 22,805- 137· 55-C -10 KD2TT (+WA2LDS) WG7A 134,205- 3811-115-C 20,1711-114- 511-C 300,800- 800-187-C W7GUR 80,700- 2811-100-C -MF 18,9811-1011-58-C I Quabac W2UI ( + N3KR) W7QK 14,877• 87. 57-B NBAGU 18,810- 110- 57-C VE2AYU 381,7411-594-203-C 296,048- 514-194-C KA7FEF 1,290- 43- 10-B WDIAJF 18,720- 911-85-C Colorado VE2UL 4,820- 44- 35-B KA20JD(+NET) 11,700- 711-50-C W7EJ 335,884- 9911-112-C -20 W8RHY 15,390- 80- 57-B K8UK 295,058- 883-144-C WJ7R 80,240- 502- 40-C -15 W8IQ 14,742- 711-83-A Ontario WA2li!IJY(N28 HIV,HSG,ope) N11ZA 196,092· 4111-158-C 11,1711- 81· 48-B NG1J/7 3,2711- 711-14-B -15 NQ8K 9,185- 85- 47-B W8GOQ 183,212- 4811-1111-C VE3ST 157,080- 340-154-C W8CGG 7,4811- 114-311-C VE3BXY 103,880- 2511-135-C W2YKQ (K2VTB,W2EIU,op) Utah WIITX (K911QL,op) 2,100- 35- 20-B W8IDM 4,704- 411-32-B 38,<432-1711-1111-B VE3NBE 22,365- 105- 71-B WE7B 321,830- 710-151-C AF8C 2,9111- 311-27-B VE3HX 9,185- 85- 47-C KA2YKN ( + N2HQL) (NIT) NYBR 34,880- 1811-70-C 1,5311- 32- 111-B NT7Y 1<43,325-325-147-C KW8N 72,420- 284- 85-C -80 KDINB 18,830- 110- 51-B VE3TJL 9, 108- 89- 44-B W7HS 103,3811-292- 1111-C KUSE 35,190- 170- 1111-C-80 VE3CUI 4,350- 50- 29-C -40 Wf/SWJ 16,371· 107• 51-C 3 KE7NS 45,1175-203- 71>-11 K8CCV 23,010- 130- 59-C -80 WffZ.1/ .3.9711- 311-34-C VE3GRA 18,512· 1211-<43-8 -20 KE7KF 31,883- 1711-511-C All8C 13,808- 108- 42-C -40 NIJTK 8,7711- 77. 38-C -80 VE3XN 305,3111-1028-911-C ·15 W3BGN ( + K2BU) 22-C -40 N7JLC 2,8811- 32- 211-C W8CAR 2, 1711- 33- ACIS 7,215- 85- 37-C -80 VE3NX0 125,247• 503- 93-C -15 2,481,717-2003-413-C WATTUX 1,800- 30- 20-A WB8JBM(N8DCJ,op) WIJGOR 5,040- 511-30-C -40 VE3MKM 3,213- 51- 21-B -10 N3RS ( + N3RD) KF7CD 1,290- 211-15-B ·15 354,594-1048-113-C -15 K8ZFL 13,098- 74- 511-B -15 2,241,594-18111-411-C KB8BHE 21,783- 137· 53-C ·15 Manitoba N2FB ( + WB2EKK,K3YDX) Wahington NNIM 4,4111- 114-23-C -15 Wll8KTM 1,512- 24- 21-B ·15 KAIJFPJ 2,2811- 38- 21·B -10 VE4KE 107,985- 313-115-B 1,722,513-1523-377-C N7TT 805,410-1413-190-C KABZEP(NIT) 1,302- 31· 14-B ·10 N3AD(+NET) . NN71. 71111,8111-1303-202-C KA8WAS(NIT) 1,215- 27· 15-B ·10 •-a Alberta 1,574,8811-13911-3711-C K7DZ 207,380- 480-144-C 301,7811- 808- 1811-C VE5RA/8 675,597-10111-221-C K3WW(+NET) Wnt Virginia 1,441,7111-12811- W7EKM 153,450- 560- 93-C KZIIC 244,755- 441-185-C 3711-C BrltlahColumbia W3XU (+NET) K7GEX 138,800- 380-120-C W8YEH 38,540- 140- 87-C KllGT 240,482- 4011-1911-C W7QN 95,424- 284-112-C K80QL 13,1511-102- <43-C -80 -NCIO 153,153- 357-1<43-C VE7FJE 1111,8411-2811-87-C 1,337,881-1443-308-C N3ARK(+K31E,KB3MM,WB3LFZ) KBJF 79,0811-2811-911-C KC8JH 3,042- 38- 211-C -80 WAINBW 117,594- 282-1311-A VE7XO 58,481· 281· 87-C W71IT 75,3114-3411-72-C NGIMI 114,880- 290-147-C VE7COP 4,347- 83- 23-B 482,3211-11113-232-C K7QQ 48,242- 387· 42-C 9 NIJSM 108,9211-327-1011-C VE7BS 9811- 23- 14-C -180 NK3U(l(U3T,NE3T,ope) KA7MCX 38,352- 1811-811-C VE7FPT 3911- 12- 11-C -80 480,257· 707-217-C llllnola WIPPF 87,120- 240-121-C W7DG (N3EG,op) NKIJN 58, 1711-192-101-C W3MA( + NET)282,990- 345-254-C Yukon K3WE) 28,208- 1811-52-C WD9GIG 115,830- 270- 1<43-C KC8Q 54,450- 185-110-B N3RR ( + W7LGG 24, 180- 130- 82-C KC9UM 83,9311- 192-111-C WIMJN 39,780- 1511-85-C VY1CW 4,575- 81· 25-B 211,404- 4411-158-C K3UE1(+NET)150,273- 283-177-C WA7BAY 23,8811-141· 511-C N9HCA 48,484- 1711-811-11 35,7114-142- KIJUYH 84-C N3CIX(+KA3B PDY,PKN,QOX,11311 AMY, W7KT 21,2111-138- 52-C K8ZO 37,200- 155- 80-C 32,582- 134- 81-B Multloperator NYIJV ARl,EUK,FTl,WB3EPW) W7VIH 1,932- 411-14-B KAIYMV 38,450- 150- 81-B 25,410- 121· 70-C NUIP Slngla Tranamlltar 140,013- 331-141-C W7AGE 1,152· 24- 111-B W91NZ 30,723- 133- 77-B WE8M 13,880- 114-55-B K71DX 990- ZZ. 15-C ·180 NM9C 12,054- 62- 411-B 2,574- 33- 211-C 1 K3ANS ( + K3YD) WAIIDCII 128,804- 3211-131-B K7UR 4,811· 53- 211-C -80 KAIACS 9,072- 83- 411-C KBISY 1,7114- 211-21-A -80 K1YR ( + K1s RU,RX,KB1WH) ·3,780- 42. 30-B WA3LIZ(+NET) W7WA(1(7Rl,op) W9REC WBIZKG (NIT) 5,307· 81• 211-B -10 1,523,8711-13011-3811-C 273,800- 912-100-C -20 W9PQH 1,311- 23- 111-B 104,742- 253-1311-C K1VR(+K11R,KC1GS,NB1Y) K3NZ (+NET) 82,<431-213-1211-C K:ICW 128,0111-508- 84-C -20 W9ZGP 1, 104- 23- 111-C Kanaa 1,493,1114-1414-352-C K3ND(+NET) 1111,504-181-1211-C WB7Q.U 9,380- 80- 311-C -20 KE9U 14,820- 95- 52-C -80 WA&TKJ 510,480- 7011-240-C K1TO (+KA1VC,NJ1V,WA1LVW) NB7N 104,9711-7211-_411-C -15 W9CH 31,482- 1511-811-C -40 WBIYJT 68,502· 233- 98-B 1,478,304-14111-3411-C W9NB 10,320- 80- <43-C -40 4 Wyoming Kl!IJU 105,924- 3811-91-B ·15 KY1H(+KR1R,N1EMG,NT2X) KK9A 286,8411-9911-911-C -20 1,384,682-1334-341-C N4KG (+KC4ZV,KU4J) NS7Z 48,035- 155- 911-C KA9TNZ 152,010- 583- 90-C -15 lllnnaaola K11U(+KA1GQW) 1,382,100-1355-340-C KD7RX 28,880- 140- 84-B K8RNIM 27,9911-153- 61-B -15 NZIIR 145,971· 331-147-C 1,312,254-12711-342-C W4MYA( + K3RZR,AA4GL,K4BAM,KX4S, 17,901- 117• 51-B -10 KB7M 2,384- 38- 21-A KR9G ACfN# 128,112- 314-138-B K1KA(+W1HNZ) WB4BVY,WK4Y) K7MM 12,750- 125- 34-B -15 KA9DBH 11117· 23- 13-B -10 WBEKS 87,392- 192-117-C 987,300-1097-300-C 1,079,415-1245-2811-C WB9BTZ (NIT) 324- 12- 11-B -10 WIJLP 38,654- 1411-82-C W1PH (+NET)949,844- 977-324-C N4RA (+NET) 213,4811-391-182-C KAIIZEP 380- 12- 10-B W1RR ( +NET)903,800-1004-300-C KF4GW ( + N4QGlf) lncllam 130,782- 307-142-B •Michigan WIRXL 6,825- 85- 35-C -40 NK1F (+NET) 807,410- 794-255-C W9NSZ 322,200- 800-179-C NT8Y 31,374- 1611-83-C -15 NJ1F (+NET) 801,092- 708-283-C WS4F ( +NET) 107,550- 2311-150-C W8YY (KA3NTl(.op) WA9NPM 182,7211-35-147-C KAIIZPP(NIT) 405- 15- 11-B -10 AK1L(+KA1X,WA2LG1) 70,902- 234-101-C KBIC 147,744- 324-152-C 408, 1411-533-254-C 5 WB8WZT 70,800- 200-1111-B WB9TBD 50,1114-1114-102-C 11'-irl KM1C(+KB11) N5AU (KM5X,WBSVZL,Wll6N,ope) 37,845- 145- 87-B K8CV 88,IIIIO- 195-114-C KD9YB K4VXII 1,219,932-13111-308-C 205,842- 408-11111-C 1,981,810-1-408-C 18,830- 811-C N4DBJ as- NIIIG 90,7811-244-124-C N011(+NET) KA6KRI( K6HKX,KA5BYW,NV5L,WB5J, 7,060- 50- 47-B + NX8B -- 39,744- 144- 92-C 129,870- 333-130-C NXBG) 306,9711-4811-2011-C October 1988 103 From October 1988 QST © ARRL M8CC ( +KBAQM,KE80C,N8BTU,W8a JH7LRS 30,438- 178- ST-A DK7ZT 13,260- 130- 34-11 -20 IK4FNF 848- 18- 12-B • LU,UA,WD,WAIIRRR,Wll8RHO) JA2JSF 27,838- 198- 47-A DL1EK 12,474- 12&- 33-B -20 IV3PRK 4,500- 75- 20-8 -160 W8GO(+K8HHD) 40(),(: 25,38(), 18(), 47-B 3,840- -20 58,59(), 486- -80 1,202,860-1458-275-C 2, 760,000-2300- JA1ASO DJIBX 84- 20-8 l5MXK 42-C JA2BNN 17,433- 1'48- ~ 124,848- 887- 48-C -15 14AVG 19,998- 202- 33-C -80 W6AE ( + W8HX) N2MG (+ope) DUIRAI 7119,137- 957-247-C 2,720,400-2287-4()().C JA8XOJ 11,138- 12&- 29-8 DF2UU 83,1191- 547- 51-C -15 14VEQ 140,913- 921- 51-C - October 1988 105 From October 1988 QST © ARRL