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Nrau Baltic 2013 Cw Ubn NRAU BALTIC 2013 CW UBN Mistakes explained Call UTC Band Mode RST TX RST QTH TX QTH RST RX RST QTH RX QTH SerialTX SerialRX Multiplier Final score Final Points from Points missing logs missing Correspondent Claimedscore ES1AO 80m CW 0632 YL2KO 599 599 0002 0001 AU TL AU 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0633 YL2GD 5995990003 0002 AU TL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0634 YL9T 5995990006 0003 VK TL VK 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0635 OH6RX 5995990003 0004 PO TL PO 2 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0637 OH2KW 599 599 0010 0005 UU TL UU 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0641 OH5NE 599 599 0013 0006 EK TL EK 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0643 LY2BKT 599 599 0021 0007 SI TL SI 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0647 LY2XW 599 599 0024 0008 UT TL UT 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0648 LY2SM 5995990027 0009 AU TL 2 0 Actual callsign: YL2SM ES1AO 80m CW 0650 LY7Z 5995990032 0010 SU TL SU 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0651 LY2TS 5995990032 0011 TI TL TI 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0653 OH1B 5995990024 0012 VA TL VA 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0656 ES2DW 599 599 0012 0013 HR TL HR 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0658 LA6XI 599 599 0009 0014 BU TL BU 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0659 LT2J 5995990044 0015 MM TL 2 0 Actual callsign: LY2J ES1AO 80m CW 0701 OH1WZ 5995990043 0016 UU TL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0702 ES2BH 5995990014 0017 HR TL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0704 LY2T 5995990056 0018 PN TL PN 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0705 ES2MC 5995990062 0019 HR TL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0707 LY2CX 599 599 0053 0020 VU TL VU 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0709 OH1HS 599 599 0058 0021 SA TL SA 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0711 OH6M 5995990049 0022 EP TL EP 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0713 SA1A 599 599 0063 0023 GO TL GO 2 2 ES1AO 80mCW 0717 LY2CO 5995990068 0024 TI TL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0718 LY2CQ 5995990037 0025 TS TL 2 0 Actual callsign: YL2CQ ES1AO 80mCW 0719 ES2U 5995990054 0026 HR TL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0721 YL1S 5995990075 0027 RR TL RR 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0722 LY2KA 599 599 0054 0028 MM TL MM 2 2 ES1AO 80mCW 0725 LY2RJ 5995990082 0029 TI TL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0726 OH2KM 5995990063 0030 UU TL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0727 YL2KF 599 599 0059 0031 LM TL LM 2 2 ES1AO 80mCW 0728 LY7M 5995990100 0032 UT TL 2 2 ES1AO 80mCW 0729 OH1F 5995990085 0033 SA TL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0731 OH3LB 599 599 0045 0034 PM TL PM 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0732 SE6Y 5995990073 0035 VD TL VD 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0735 LY2MM 599 599 0084 0036 KM TL KM 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0737 OH2XX 5995990082 0037 UU TL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0741 YL2PJ 599 599 0078 0038 RE TL RE 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0742 ES2NF 5995990055 0039 HR TL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0744 LY4VT 5995990090 0040 KN TL 2 0 Actual callsign: LY4T ES1AO 80m CW 0745 OH4XX 599 599 0067 0041 PS TL PS 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0747 OH5TS 599 599 0070 0042 KL TL KL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0752 OH2BH 5995990118 0043 UU TL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0752 ES1WST 599 599 0083 0044 TL TL TL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0753 YL2II 5995990073 0045 AI TL AI 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0754 LY2FM 599 599 0041 0046 KN TL KN 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0756 YL2IP 599 599 0073 0047 VR TL VR 2 2 ES1AO 80mCW 0758 YL2FD 5995990087 0048 RR TL 2 2 ES1AO 80m CW 0800 ES3BQ 599 599 0024 0049 RP TL RP 2 2 ES1AO 40m CW 0804 OH2XX 599 599 0125 0050 UU TL UU 2 2 ES1AO 40m CW 0806 LY1CT 599 599 0120 0051 KD TL KD 2 2 ES1AO 40m CW 0808 OH2PM 599 599 0146 0052 VS TL VS 2 2 ES1AO 40m CW 0809 OH6RX 5995990136 0053 PO TL PO 2 2 2 ES1AO 40m CW 0810 LY2RJ 5995990145 0054 TI TL TI 2 2 ES1AO 40m CW 0813 OH2MA 599 599 0146 0055 PS TL PS 2 1 OH2MA sent PH ES1AO 40m CW 0814 YL2SM 599 599 0165 0056 AU TL AU 2 1 YL2SM sent 0169 ES1AO 40m CW 0818 LY7Z 5995990155 0057 SU TL SU 2 2 ES1AO 40m CW 0822 OH8L 5995990137 0058 PP TL PP 2 2 ES1AO 40m CW 0823 OH6XY 5995990118 0059 UU TL 2 0 OH6XY copied ES1AG ES1AO 40m CW 0828 OH1WZ 5995990153 0060 UU TL 2 2 ES1AO 40m CW 0829 ES6DO 599 599 0112 0061 VC TL VC 2 1 ES6DO sent 0079 ES1TU 80m CW 0630 LY6A 5995990001 0001 KN TL KN 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0631 OH0X 5995990001 0002 AL TL AL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0631 ES7GM 599 599 0001 0003 VP TL VP 2 1 ES7GM sent 0002 ES1TU 80mCW 0632 OH2MA 5995990003 0004 PH TL 2 0 NIL ES1TU 80m CW 0633 LY2TS 5995990003 0005 TI TL TI 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0634 OH2PM 599 599 0004 0006 VS TL VS 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0635 LA5UF 599 599 0003 0007 VF TL VF 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0636 OH2BSI 599 599 0005 0008 UU TL UU 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0637 ES5TV 599 599 0014 0009 JG TL JG 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0638 ES6Q 5995990014 0010 VO TL VO 2 2 NRAU BALTIC 2013 CW UBN ES1TU 80m CW 0639 OH6MW 599 599 0017 0011 KT TL KT 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0640 YL2TB 599 599 0014 0012 SD TL SD 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0641 SA1A 5995990017 0013 GO TL GO 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0641 SM6MCW 599 599 0016 0014 VD TL VD 2 2 ES1TU 80mCW 0644 ES2BH 5995990004 0015 HR TL 2 0 NIL ES1TU 80m CW 0645 OZ7YY 599 599 0005 0016 AH TL AH 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0646 OH6M 5995990019 0017 EP TL EP 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0647 OH6RX 5995990023 0018 PO TL PO 2 2 2 ES1TU 80mCW 0648 LY2RJ 5995990024 0019 TI TL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0649 LY7M 599 599 0022 0020 UT TL UT 2 1 LY7M sent 0033 ES1TU 80m CW 0650 ES1WST 599 599 0019 0021 TL TL TL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0653 LY2XW 5995990035 0022 UT TL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0654 LY9Y 599 599 0044 0023 VV TL VV 2 1 LY9Y sent SU ES1TU 80m CW 0655 LY1CT 599 599 0039 0024 KD TL KD 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0656 OZ7RQ 599 599 0022 0025 RI TL RI 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0657 LA1QDA 599 599 0026 0026 HO TL HO 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0658 OH8L 5995990035 0027 PP TL PP 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0659 OH1WZ 5995990042 0028 UU TL 2 2 ES1TU 80mCW 0700 OZ3MC 5995990022 0029 VI TL VI 2 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0701 OH2KW 5995990032 0030 UU TL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0703 YL2IP 599 599 0035 0031 VR TL VR 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0705 ES6DO 599 599 0003 0032 VC TL VC 2 2 ES1TU 80mCW0706 LY4T 5995990052 0033 KN TL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0708 OU2W 599 599 0032 0034 RO TL RO 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0710 OH6XY 5995990053 0035 UU TL 2 1 OH6XY sent 0052 ES1TU 80m CW 0711 SK6HD 5995990031 0036 VD TL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0711 YL5T 5995990077 0037 RR TL RR 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0712 YL2CQ 599 599 0036 0038 TS TL TS 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0713 YL2SM 599 599 0072 0039 AU TL AU 2 2 ES1TU 80mCW 0714 YL1S 5995990062 0040 RR TL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0715 OH3LB 599 599 0033 0041 PM TL PM 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0715 LY2SA 599 599 0073 0042 MM TL MM 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0716 OH1HS 599 599 0071 0043 SA TL SA 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0717 SG5W 599 599 0054 0044 SO TL SO 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0718 OH6OS 5995990061 0045 EP TL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0720 OH4XX 599 599 0032 0046 PS TL PS 2 2 ES1TU 80mCW 0721 SE6Y 5995990065 0047 VD TL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0723 YL9T 5995990084 0048 VK TL VK 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0724 OZ8SW 599 599 0039 0049 KH TL KH 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0724 OH2XX 5995990070 0050 UU TL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0726 OH1F 5995990071 0051 SA TL 2 1 OH1F sent 0081 ES1TU 80m CW 0727 OZ4CG 599 599 0051 0052 BH TL BH 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0728 LY5O 5995990087 0053 KM TL KM 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0732 SM5ALJ 599 599 0046 0054 VM TL VM 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0733 YL3FT 599 599 0100 0055 OE TL OE 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0733 LY2BKT 599 599 0082 0056 SI TL SI 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0735 OH1RX 599 599 0063 0057 VA TL VA 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0735 YL2KF 599 599 0072 0058 LM TL LM 2 2 ES1TU 80mCW 0736 LY3BN 5995990106 0059 KN TL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0737 OH2KM 5995990080 0060 UU TL 2 2 ES1TU 80mCW 0738 LY2CO 5995990092 0061 TI TL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0740 YL2PJ 599 599 0077 0062 RE TL RE 2 2 ES1TU 80mCW 0740 OH2N 5995990084 0063 UU TL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0741 ES5EP 599 599 0056 0064 TA TL TA 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0742 LY2MM 5995990087 0065 KM TL 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0744 SI5Y 5995990018 0066 UP TL UP 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0745 ES2DW 599 599 0041 0067 HR TL HR 2 2 ES1TU 80m CW 0745 LY5T 5995990089 0068 AT TL AT 2 2 ES1TU 80mCW 0746 YL2FD 5995990073 0069 RR TL 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0749 OH6MW 599 599 0117 0070 KT TL KT 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0749 OH2XX 599 599 0104 0071 UU TL UU 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0750 OH6XY 5995990079 0072 UU TL 2 1 OH6XY sent 0089 ES1TU 40m CW 0751 ES7GM 599 599 0117 0073 VP TL VP 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0753 LY2F 5995990130 0074 KN TL KN 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0754 LY5O 5995990124 0075 KM TL KM 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0756 OH2PM 599 599 0120 0076 VS TL VS 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0757 OH3LB 599 599 0067 0077 PM TL PM 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0758 ES6DO 599 599 0058 0078 VC TL VC 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0759 OH6RX 5995990123 0079 PO TL PO 2 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0800 SG5W 599 599 0114 0080 SO TL SO 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0801 OU2W 599 599 0094 0081 RO TL RO 2 2 OU2W copied 0108 ES1TU 40m CW 0802 OH2MA 599 599 0127 0082 PH TL PH 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0803 OH8L 5995990108 0083 PP TL PP 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0805 ES2MC 599 599 0139 0084 HR TL HR 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0806 LA6GX 599 599 0025 0085 TR TL TR 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0807 SE6Y 5995990117 0086 VD TL VD 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0807 LY2XW 599 599 0134 0087 UT TL UT 2 2 NRAU BALTIC 2013 CW UBN ES1TU 40m CW 0808 OZ8SW 599 599 0084 0088 KH TL KH 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0809 SE5E 5995990121 0089 UP TL UP 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0810 YL9T 5995990153 0090 VK TL VK 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0812 LA1QDA 599 599 0098 0091 HO TL HO 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0812 OH2N 5995990133 0092 UU TL 2 2 OH2N copied 0082 ES1TU 40m CW 0813 OH0X 5995990140 0093 AL TL AL 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0814 LA5UF 599 599 0126 0094 VF TL VF 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0815 ES5TV 599 599 0187 0095 JG TL JG 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0816 LY2CX 599 599 0140 0096 VU TL VU 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0817 LY2J 5995990119 0097 MM TL MM 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0818 SA2BRN 5995990107 0098 VB TL VB 2 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0818 OH1WZ 5995990143 0099 UU TL 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0819 LY6A 5995990175 0100 KN TL 2 1 LY6A sent 0185 ES1TU 40m CW 0819 OH2BH 5995990169 0101 UU TL 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0820 LY2CO 5995990136 0102 TI TL TI 2 2 ES1TU 40mCW 0821 ES2U 5995990122 0103 HR TL 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0823 LY7Z 5995990164 0104 SU TL SU 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0824 OH4XX 5995990122 0105 PH TL 2 1 OH4XX sent PS ES1TU 40m CW 0824 LY2BKT 599 599 0159 0106 SI TL SI 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0825 YL2SM 599 599 0181 0107 AU TL AU 2 2 ES1TU 40mCW 0826 YL2KO 5995990173 0108 AU TL 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0826 OH2KM 5995990126 0109 UU TL 2 2 ES1TU 40m CW 0827 LY2MM 5995990153
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