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From: DH8WR @ DB0ERF.#THR.DEU.EU (Andreas)
To: RTTY @ WW
Reply-To: DH8WR @ DK0BLN.#BLN.DEU.EU
February 2005 NAQP RTTY Results Shelby Summerville, K4WW
Poor propagation? Obviously, it didn’t
have much effect on the latest NAQP
RTTY. Wayne, K7WM, probably said it
best: “Constant action. RF makes its own
propagation!ö
Of the 258 SO, and 7 M/2 logs sub-
mitted, there were 25 State/Province
records surpassed, along with the NAQP
RTTY record! Ty, K3MM, established a
new NAQP RTTY record (149,574),
eclipsing the old record, held by Don,
AA5AU, (143,058). AA5AU established
a new LA record, with his second place
score (143,946). AA5AU had more mul-
tipliers, than K3MM, 198 to 194, but
couldn’t overcome the QSO difference,
771 to 727. Terry, AB5K, finished third,
while establishing a new TX record
(131,207). Following closely in fourth,
establishing a new AZ record (131,124),
was Dave, K6LL, again with more multi-
pliers, 196 to 179, than AB5K, but un-
able to overcome the QSO difference,
733 to 669. Mark, K5AM, established a
new NM record (126,854) with more
QSOs than K6LL, 697 to 669, but K6LL’s
multiplier count, 196 to 182, made the
difference. Eight, of the “top 10ö stations,
established State/Province records.
There were 10 DX logs submitted, with
Andy, DH8WR/HC2 (94,116) leading the
way. DX stations are certainly encour-
aged to participate, and strive for the
required 200 QSO minimum, required for
a plaque or certificate. Andy, DH8WR/
HC2, fell only 7 QSOs short of the re-
quired minimum.
Seven M/2 logs were submitted, with
W6YX (N6DE, KJ9U, W6LD, N7MH,
K6UFO) piloting the perennial West
Coast powerhouse to a new M/2 record,
225,544. With 968 QSOs, it only seems
a matter of time, until W6YX, or another
M/2 station, breaks the 1000 QSO bar-
rier.
NN6NN (N6EE, AK6DV, W6XK) with
170,649, edged W5KFT (KD5SQF,
K5TWJ, K5PI), with 162,918, for second.
W5KFT led in QSOs, 918 to 849, but
couldn’t overcome the NN6NN multiplier
difference, 201 to 189.
The Team competition was very well
represented, with 26 teams. While fail-
ing to surpass their existing record
(560,772), SWACC (K6LL, K5AM,
K7WM, W7WW, AD6WL) was clearly the
one to beat. The SWACC score
(551,410), easily outdistanced the SO1R
team (W1ZT, K4GMH, K9MUG, WX4TM,
K4WW) score (387,597). Larry, WØETC,
again did his usual fine recruiting job
for TCG, as TCG was represented
with 6 teams. I believe that the team in-
volvement leads to better individual
scores. Please don’t forget, if you’re or-
ganizing a team, to register that team
on the NCJ Web at www.ncjweb.com/
rttynaqpteamreg.php.
If your team isn’t registered prior to
the contest, the score will not be
counted!
I would be remiss, if I didn’t pass along
thanks to Wayne, K7WM, for the job he
has done in the past as contest man-
ager. I have some big shoes to fill! Also,
special thanks to Bruce, WA7BNM, for
handling the log checking!
There seems to be some misunder-
standing of the rules, regarding the
use of packet cluster, for Single Op-
erator stations. For clarification:
“packet cluster use (viewing of spots)
is not allowed for Single Operator sta-
tions.ö To keep from having to convince
me that you were only “sending spots,
not viewing them,ö I highly recommend
those Single Operator stations, refrain
from sending spots.
Soapbox
N7MQ: First ever NAQP. Still learning
RTTY contesting, but making progress
and having a ball!
VE9DX: Always happy to provide the
mult anytime.
W6YX: We had a great time and are
really pleased that we’ve broken the M/
2 NAQP RTTY record two years in a row.
N4ZZ: My first NAQP RTTY and found
it to be quite different from SSB and CW.
K3GP: Experienced some of the best
sustained hourly rates ever. It was a
blast.
Multioperator
Call Score QSOs Mults State
W6YX 225,544 968 233 CA
(N6DE, KJ9U, W6LD, N7MH, K6UFO)
NN6NN 170,649 849 201 CA
(N6EE, AK6DV, W6XK)
W5KFT 162,918 862 189 TX
(KD5SQF, K5TWJ, K5PI)
K9SEX 140,624 752 187 TX
(K5GA, K5NZ)
KS9W 112,365 681 165 IL
(N9NCX, KS9W)
NØAC 109,210 670 163 IA
(KØWHV, NØNI, NØAC)
KC2NUB 72,380 517 140 NY
(N2VJB, N2OPW, K2DB, W1TY)
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Single Op, QRP
Call Score QSOs/Mults 160 80 40 20 15 10
W4DJ 21,522 211/102 0/0 22/15 106/40 56/30 26/16 1/1
K3SV 7564 124/61 0/0 70/34 49/24 1/1 4/2 0/0
K4AQ 6090 105/58 0/0 26/18 8/5 44/23 24/11 3/1
N2USM 888 37/24 0/0 0/0 15/8 22/16 0/0 0/0
VA3VF 540 30/18 0/0 0/0 0/0 30/18 0/0 0/0
K9HCK 143 13/11 0/0 0/0 9/7 4/4 0/0 0/0
KC9ECI 22 11/2 0/0 1/0 1/0 5/0 4/2 0/0
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Team Scores
Team Score
SWACC #1 (K6LL, K5AM, K7WM, W7WW, AD6WL) ...............................................................551,410
SO1R (WX4TM, W1ZT, K9MUG, K4GMH, K4WW) .................................................................387,597
SWACC #2 (KI6DY, N7UVH, K8FC, KTØDX, WA6BOB, KK5OQ) ....................................................378,803
TCG Push Rods (W4GKM, AD4EB, N4ZZ, KE4KWE, W0ETC) ......................................................368,868
NCCC KB Lions (WK6I, N6OJ, NT6K, AC6JT, K6EP) ..........................................................353,171
Great White North (VE1OP, VA3DX, VE2AXO, VO1HP, VE3HG, VA3PL) ................................. ........334,243
TCG Crank Shafts (NB1B, N5ZM, KI8U, WB0DUL, WA4OSD).................................................. ..254,777
TCG Cam Shafts (VA7ST, K3GP, W4BCG, W4LC, K7KAR)........................................................238,976
Twilight Zoners (AB5K, N5VYS, KC5YKX, KS5V, KA5EYH) ....................................................237,865
NCCC KB Tigers (N6RCE, K6DGW, WB6TQG, K6KYJ, KO6LU) ................................................... 166,494
BAWA (KE9S, AA9PB, K8IR) ...............................................................................155,554
CC Oldies & Newbies (VE3ESH, VE3FH, VA3PC, VE4YU, VE3RCN) ...................................... .......153,344
SMC#1 (N9CK, K9WX,AA9DY)................................................................................124,294
TCG Manifolds (WB4YDL, KH6GMP, N1KWF, K4BEV, XE2AC)................................................ ....107,578
MWA Team 1 (WRØDK, KØTG, WØZQ, KØVG)....................................................................106,057
NCCC KB Bears (W6OAT, K6OWL, KJ6RA, W6ZZZ) ..............................................................86,944
The Bartenders (W1TO, W8WEJ, AA4VV)......................................................................83,211
GMCC Dummy Loads (KØRFD, WAØRSX) ........................................................................82,741
Dauberville DX Diddlers (W3OFD, KA3PVA, W3DSX, WR3H) ....................................................68,060
VECTOR (VE7FO, VA7IRL) ..................................................................................57,656
SMC #3 (N9LF, K9MI,N9LAH)................................................................................56,233
TCG Piston Rings (KSØM, KØXU,............................................................................52,646
MWA Team 2 (KØPC, KCØRET, VE4VV, ACØW, KØPYK)............................................................46,559
TCG Spark Pkugs (W9WI, KE4OAR, K4RO) ....................................................................40,755
Unknown Contesters (N8PUG,WI8W)..........................................................................18,388
SMC#2 (K9JS,N9KO)........................................................................................12,084
KØHW: My goals in this contest were
to get in all 10 hours and make 400
QSOs. I met both and exceeded the
QSO goal.
K5AM: My first serious SO2R effort.
NN6NN: Lots of fun. We had a blast.
8P2K: My preparation for this contest
lasted about a week.
K9SEX: Great M2 competition.
AA5AU: It was an interesting contest.
K3MM: Operated the first 10 hours
straight.
K6LL: It will be interesting to see how
the team competition turns out.
K7WM: Constant action. RF makes its
own propagation!
VA7ST: Improving year over year.
Aimed for 300 QSOs and beat the goal
by 120.
W1ZT: I had some of the highest peak
rates of any RTTY contest and a per-
sonal best score for NAQP RTTY.
WW4LL: Slow start, but it eventually
picked up.
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Call Score QSOs Mults Stat
KI6DY 76,320 530 144 KS
K8FC 69,916 454 154 CO
KØRFD 65,208 429 152 CO
WRØDK 63,245 455 139 MN
KØHW 59,502 422 141 SD
KTØDX 56,718 411 138 CO
WØETC 54,264 399 136 IA
WØKXZ 52,705 415 127 SD
KØFX 52,116 404 129 CO
WBØDUL 35,844 309 116 CO
WØHW 35,685 305 117 MN
KØCF 35,500 284 125 IA
WØBR 31,635 285 111 KS
KSØM 26,136 242 108 MO
KØTG 25,806 253 102 MN
KØPC 25,787 241 107 MN
KØXU 20,304 216 94 NE
KØJJR 18,124 197 92 MN
WAØRSX 17,533 197 89 CO
WØLSD 15,204 181 84 CO
WØZQ 15,045 177 85 MN
ABØRX 14,454 198 73 MO
K6XT 14,276 166 86 CO
KCØRET 8694 126 69 MN
NTØF 6960 120 58 IA
NØKM 6678 106 63 CO
NØIBT 3995 85 47 CO
KAØEIC 3408 71 48 KS
ACØW 3150 70 45 MN
KØVG 1961 53 37 MN
KØPYK 888 37 24 MN
Call Score QSOs Mults Stat
W1ZT 82,362 518 159 MA
NB1B 76,105 491 155 MA
N1MGO 71,850 479 150 MA
NY1S 58,896 409 144 ME
KB1JZU 47,710 367 130 MA
W1TO 39,878 314 127 MA
KT1I 30,747 277 111 MA
N1UZ 24,075 225 107 MA
N1KWF 22,204 244 91 NH
W1HY 19,950 210 95 RI
WN1OTV 19,012 196 97 ME
KB1IKD 12,403 157 79 NH
K5ZD 8236 116 71 MA
NG1I 5035 95 53 MA
W1LZ 315 21 15 NH
Call Score QSOs Mults Stat
NC2N (EW1AR) 44,118 342 129 NY
W2NRA 21,105 201 105 NY
N2LK 20,925 225 93 NJ
N2FF 13,612 164 83 NY
WB2RHM/2 12,191 167 73 NY
WB2JEP 11,008 172 64 NJ
KF2XF 9035 139 65 NY
K2PAL 6882 111 62 NY
WA2UET 6545 119 55 NY
N1JM 5712 102 56 NY
WA2AFD 4698 87 54 NY
KB2SSS 4628 89 52 NY
N2KX 1581 51 31 NY
N2TA 1476 41 36 NY
N2USM 888 37 24 NY
AB0OX 480 30 16 NJ
Call Score QSOs Mults Stat
K3MM 149,574 771 194 MD
W3OFD 26,730 243 110 PA
KA3PVA 22,504 232 97 PA
N3XL 16,884 201 84 MD
WA3AAN 15,540 185 84 PA
W3DSX 11,628 153 76 PA
K3SV 7564 124 61 PA
KA5DON 7497 119 63 MD
WR3H 7198 118 61 PA
K3LNT 7169 107 67 MD
W3/NH7C (NH7C) 4212 78 54 MD
AAØCY 3504 73 48 PA
KB3KOW 2394 63 38 MD
4U1WB (AJ3M) 2272 71 32 MD
W4ZE 1400 50 28 PA
N3RDV 234 18 13 PA
Call Score QSOs Mults Stat
WX4TM 97,727 607 161 AL
W4GKM 93,324 606 154 TN
AD4EB 81,620 530 154 TN
K9MUG 75,848 499 152 AL
N4ZZ 73,852 499 148 TN
W4UK 72,618 494 147 SC
K4GMH 70,892 479 148 VA
KE4KWE 65,808 457 144 AL
K7SV 62,928 437 144 VA
K4WW 60,768 422 144 KY
WB4YDL 52,650 390 135 TN
W4BCG 48,762 387 126 TN
K4CC 48,081 341 141 FL
K4FJ 43,416 324 134 VA
W4LC 38,396 331 116 KY
WA4OSD 31,152 264 118 TN
AA2GS 29,580 290 102 KY
K4BX 24,416 224 109 TN
W9WI 24,000 250 96 TN
AG4ZG 23,265 235 99 FL
W4DJ 21,522 211 102 FL
W4GAC (KP2N) 20,832 248 84 FL
W3OA 20,100 201 100 NC
K4SB 15,563 197 79 GA
N4GVA 15,480 172 90 FL
KE4OAR 13,203 163 81 TN
K4IQJ 9685 149 65 AL
AA4VV 8704 136 64 NC
K4BEV 7728 112 69 TN
N1WI 6206 107 58 TN
K4AQ 6090 105 58 GA
K8OSF 5643 99 57 FL
KØCOP 4770 90 53 SC
NQ4K 4181 113 37 VA
K4RO 3552 74 48 TN
KI4SP 2655 59 45 AL
AI4JW 1710 57 30 VA
KE1F 1537 53 29 FL
WA4CAS 748 34 22 SC
WB4M 285 19 15 NC
K4DXU 260 20 13 TN
WA4NMS 110 11 10 TN
Call Score QSOs Mults Stat
AA5AU 143,946 727 198 LA
AB5K 131,207 733 179 TX
K5AM 126,854 697 182 NM
N5ZM 58,092 412 141 AR
KK5OQ 48,688 358 136 MS
N5VYS 45,292 338 134 TX
K5BG 33,972 298 114 TX
KC5YKX 32,256 288 112 TX
KØCIE 22,473 227 99 OK
KM5FY 22,464 216 104 AR
KS5V 15,664 178 88 TX
KA5EYH 13,446 166 81 TX
W1DY 10,744 158 68 OK
K5MQ 10,560 160 66 LA
KC5NYO 8806 119 74 OK
NB5R 2356 62 38 TX
N5PA 1188 54 22 MS
KD5WZB 1066 41 26 TX
Call Score QSOs Mults Stat
WK6I 109,746 603 182 CA
N6WS 95,764 538 178 CA
AD6WL 80,214 461 174 CA
N6OJ 79,050 510 155 CA
NT6K 73,470 465 158 CA
W6FFH 60,494 406 149 CA
W6OAT 56,496 428 132 CA
WA6BOB 51,465 365 141 CA
AC6JT 47,925 355 135 CA
N6RCE 44,799 327 137 CA
K6EP 42,980 307 140 CA
K6DGW 41,715 309 135 CA
WB6TQG 29,648 272 109 CA
K6KYJ 28,702 254 113 CA
N6QQ 26,574 309 86 CA
KH6GMP 24,840 270 92 HI
KO6LU 21,630 210 103 CA
K6OWL 21,614 214 101 CA
W6OQI 21,340 220 97 CA
NC6P 11,972 146 82 CA
KJ6RA 8184 124 66 CA
K6BIR 6565 101 65 CA
N6RC 4680 90 52 CA
WB6JJJ 4312 88 49 CA
AH6OZ 4134 106 39 HI
KF6PKG 3740 85 44 CA
W6RKC 2255 55 41 CA
W6ZZZ 650 26 25 CA
WA6NOL 140 14 10 CA
Call Score QSOs Mults Stat
K6LL 131,124 669 196 AZ
K7WM 107,514 594 181 AZ
W7WW 105,704 584 181 AZ
N7UVH 75,696 498 152 ID
WA7LNW 74,571 469 159 UT
WG7Y 59,920 428 140 WY
N7MQ 48,330 358 135 OR
KJ7NO 43,492 332 131 UT
W7TMT 39,975 325 123 WA
K7KAR 37,846 298 127 AZ
K7MM 37,516 332 113 WA
WQ7R 33,672 276 122 UT
N7BF 23,968 224 107 WA
K7ON 23,622 254 93 AZ
KW7N 22,310 230 97 ID
VE7IO/W7 6930 110 63 AZ
W7DPW 3948 94 42 WA
K7ARJ 3124 71 44 ID
KL1SF 2318 61 38 AK
KD7EJC 195 15 13 AZ
KL1RO 9 3 3 AK
Call Score QSOs Mults Stat
K3GP 54,758 418 131 OH
KI8U 53,584 394 136 OH
W8UL 51,614 394 131 OH
WG8Y 39,556 319 124 OH
W8WEJ 34,629 291 119 WV
K8IR 33,180 316 105 MI
K8UT 31,218 258 121 MI
K8AJS 26,037 263 99 OH
WA8SDA 18,400 200 92 WV
N8PUG 16,020 178 90 MI
WF5X 6262 101 62 MI
KK9T 5940 108 55 MI
N8IW 5432 97 56 OH
WI8W 2368 74 32 MI
AB8ND 1776 48 37 MI
Call Score QSOs Mults Stat
N9CK 96,066 593 162 WI
KE9S 78,694 539 146 WI
AI9T 77,182 518 149 IL
WT9Q 51,584 403 128 WI
AA9PB 43,680 364 120 WI
N9LF 36,738 314 117 IN
N5UWY/9 19,992 204 98 IL
K9MI 16,275 175 93 IN
K9WX 15,488 176 88 IN
AA9DY 12,740 182 70 IL
K9TR 9372 132 71 IL
K9JS 8174 134 61 IL
N9KO 3910 85 46 IL
AA9NF 3572 76 47 IL
N9LAH 3220 70 46 IL
K9HCK 143 13 11 IN
KC9ECI 22 11 2 WI
Call Score QSOs Mults Stat
DH8WR/HC2 19,879 193 103 DX
L2ØH (LU9HS) 6844 118 58 DX
TF3KX 2460 60 41 DX
RV6YZ/6 1653 57 29 DX
YU7AM 546 26 21 DX
JA1BHK 286 22 13 DX
MWØCPZ 210 15 14 DX
GU6EFB 16 4 4 DX
TF3RB 1 1 1 DX
Call Score QSOs Mults Stat
8P2K (8P6SH) 94,116 506 186 8P
NP4BM 24,888 244 102 KP
XE2AC 156 13 12 XE
Call Score QSOs Mults Stat
VE1OP 106,005 573 185 NS
VA3DX 82,880 518 160 ON
VA7ST 59,214 417 142 BC
VE6YR 47,580 366 130 AB
VE2AXO 44,856 356 126 PQ
VO1HP 44,756 334 134 LAB
VE3ESH 43,264 338 128 ON
VE7FO 40,320 315 128 BC
VE3FH 35,280 280 126 ON
VA3PC 35,046 297 118 ON
VE9DX 34,867 293 119 NB
VE3HG 34,866 298 117 ON
VE4YU 26,640 240 111 MB
VE3GSI 26,510 241 110 ON
VA1CHP 24,786 243 102 NS
VA3PL 20,880 240 87 ON
VA7IRL 17,336 197 88 BC
W1AJT/VE3 (W1AJT)14,670 163 90 ON
VE3EBN 14,442 166 87 ON
VE3RCN 13,114 158 83 ON
VE7HBS 9306 141 66 BC
VE2FK 8424 117 72 PQ
VE4VV 8040 134 60 MB
VA7CAB 4524 87 52 BC
VE3UKR 1764 63 28 ON
VA3EC 792 33 24 ON
VA3VF 540 30 18 ON
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