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                Categories (CAT)
                * = Special SKCC member.
                1 = 1 watt or less.
                2 = Greater than 1 watt, up to 5 watts.
                3 = Greater than 5 watts, up to 100 watts.
                4 = Greater than 100 watts.
                5 = Shortwave Listener.

Date: June 13, 2010
Theme: Boat Anchors
Club call: VE3CWU
Information: WES Homepage
Number of participants: 141

QSOs x Mult + Bonus = Score

Results by Final Score
Rank CAT Call Name SKCC QTH QSO's Mult Bonus Score
- *4 VE3CWU Bob 5133T ON 180 50 655 9655
1 3 W9DLN Dan 3635T WI 212 54 760 12208
2 3 WØMSM Mark 6585C MO 147 41 630 6657
3 3 KØLUW Russ 1702T NE 131 44 685 6449
4 3 W3NP Dave 3182T WV 118 46 580 6008
5 3 W2DEC Urb 6668T NJ 102 50 715 5815
6 3 W7GVE Ed 729T AZ 123 41 570 5613
7 3 WA1LWS Hans 1933T MD 117 40 540 5220
8 3 KK7S Chad 6730 WA 108 42 530 5066
9 3 NG7Z Paul 802T WA 109 37 490 4523
10 3 WAØBGV Slim 5465T MO 105 35 505 4180
11 3 KAØRJY Reg 4100T MN 89 40 585 4145
12 3 K9ZMD/6 Gary 891T CA 92 36 470 3782
13 3 AI2S Ray 6740 FL 91 34 465 3559
14 3 N2JNZ George 2836T NY 80 34 445 3165
15 3 W4UCZ Mark 3609T GA 72 36 390 2982
16 3 AC2C Ron 2748T MD 64 35 405 2645
17 3 KB3MOW Dave 4121T PA 65 34 400 2610
18 4 KG4W Ed 2416T VA 61 35 395 2530
19 3 N6DIT Dennis 3283T CA 66 30 370 2350
20 3 N3MVX Jim 3273T PA 65 30 350 2300
21 3 NV9X Jim 1358T IL 64 30 355 2275
22 4 KO7X Alan 6188 WY 63 31 320 2273
23 3 NØUMP Bill 659T MO 60 30 385 2185
24 3 KB2RAW Bill 6539C NY 59 32 290 2178
25 2 W9HLY Vern 6672 IN 62 29 365 2163
26 4 F6HKA Bert 6069T France 56 33 305 2153
27 3 K2XS Terry 5119 NY 55 32 325 2085
28 3 KC3QU Hank 4567 AL 55 26 320 1750
29 3 W8JRA Jeff 4757C OH 54 25 305 1655
30 2 N8BB Werner 5433T MI 51 25 330 1605
31 2 W1PNS Pete 4853T MA 42 25 310 1360
32 2 KB4QQJ Randy 3508T NC 43 24 290 1322
33 3 AJ4SB Rob 5552T FL 41 25 275 1300
34 4 EA1EVA Javi 5871T Spain 39 26 260 1274
35 3 KK7YJ Jim 2728T MT 38 26 270 1258
36 3 KA2FIR Mike 3377 NJ 38 26 230 1218
37 3 KA5VZG Alan 6264T TN 39 23 300 1197
38 3 W4CUX Bill 5497C GA 40 23 260 1180
39 3 N4QLB Michael 6650T AL 39 24 240 1176
40 3 WIØS Kieth 2048T MN 37 25 250 1175
41 3 AB1BW George 2468T CT 40 21 245 1085
42 3 AF2Z Drew 2082T NJ 35 23 200 1005
43 3 NE7D Rock 665T OR 32 23 245 981
44 2 NE5DL Dave 5081T TX 33 21 245 938
45 3 N2FJ Fred 4410 NY 30 24 210 930
46 3 W1RET Jim 4528T OH 33 21 215 908
47 3 K4JPN Steve 2402C GA 31 22 210 892
48 3 N8KZH Ron 6593 WV 31 21 205 856
49 3 EA3NO Lluis 6653C Spain 28 22 220 836
50 3 VE5SG Garry 6154 SK 27 20 250 790
51 3 F5DE Bernard 6247T France 30 21 155 785
52 3 W4TMW Tom 6184 GA 28 22 150 766
53 3 K5ENA John 3045T OK 28 17 245 721
54 3 WS9E Joe 3859 WI 25 20 190 690
55 3 KDØV Merlin 1243T MN 24 19 180 636
56 3 W1OOO John 3552T MN 23 19 185 622
57 3 W5ESE Scott 688 TX 28 15 170 590
58 3 NØUYN Dennis 5753 MO 24 17 175 583
59 3 K8MEG Rich 4637C MI 25 16 170 570
60 3 VK4TJ John 4474T VK 25 14 185 535
61 3 WA1AR Alan 4079T MA 23 16 150 518
62 3 VA3NU Larry 5215 ON 21 15 185 500
63 3 WØSZV Eldon 4999T MO 20 16 165 485
64 3 HA8EN Lajos 5603 Hungary 20 17 140 480
65 3 K4NVJ Joe 393 AL 20 17 125 465
66 3 KI4UTA Kevin 3147 NC 22 16 100 452
67 3 KD8JHJ Mike 4877C OH 20 13 170 430
68 3 KA1XC John 5188T MA 18 15 155 425
69 3 WD4SCZ Emil 556T KY 17 15 155 410
70 3 AK7O Jack 4963 UT 16 15 150 390
71 3 N5RDN Rob 406 TX 19 11 175 384
72 3 KD5JHE Jerry 1976T MS 15 12 185 365
73 3 N2UM Gary 3041T NY 15 12 170 350
74 3 NW2I Patricia 6750 NY 18 13 110 344
75 3 KAØCSW Jim 3741T MN 17 12 130 334
76 3 N3EIN Matt 6742 PA 16 13 105 313
76 3 W9SAY Chas 1158C IL 16 13 105 313
78 2 K2RFP Dick 2099T NY 16 12 120 312
78 3 K2PAY Jerry 4304T NY 14 13 130 312
80 4 K4BAI John 3280 GA 15 13 105 300
81 2 KB3RBC Ben 5987 MD 15 12 110 290
82 3 KØKEX Rick 5220T MO 14 10 140 280
83 3 K6FFY Nick 1221T WA 12 11 140 272
84 3 IK2SON Tony 5486C Italy 14 14 75 271
84 3 KD5RSS Butch 1910 OK 16 11 95 271
86 3 AB8XG Kenny 6706 OH 15 11 105 270
87 3 ACØAC Alan 4452 ND 14 11 110 264
88 3 KG4WNA John 4984 KY 12 12 115 259
89 3 KØMC Mike 5241T CO 10 7 160 230
90 3 KKØI Jack 2370T WI 13 10 90 220
90 3 WA5VQM Mark 58C TX 10 7 150 220
92 2 KB1PBA Peter NONE MA 12 12 75 219
93 3 N4RE Rick 942T NC 11 10 95 205
93 3 WB8ENE Art 3773T OH 13 10 75 205
95 3 VE5BCS Harold 3946C SK 15 7 95 200
95 3 WA4AN Wayne 4283T TN 10 9 110 200
97 3 W5EHM Mike 6304 AR 10 10 90 190
98 2 WU7R Ci 22T MT 11 9 85 184
99 2 KBØETU Phil 4542 AL 13 6 70 148
100 3 AB2BJ Fred 321 NJ 6 6 110 146
101 3 KI6BHB Dave 4186C CA 12 6 70 142
102 3 KF7ATL Garth 5914 UT 7 7 90 139
103 3 K6CSL Bert 4486 CA 7 7 80 129
103 3 WB5UAA Guy 6711 TX 7 7 80 129
105 3 IK2RMZ Name 5278T Italy 10 8 45 125
106 3 K7TKT Brian 6695 ID 8 8 50 114
107 3 S52CC Vince 5011 Slovenia 7 3 90 111
108 3 KE7WAV Stephen 5500 UT 6 5 80 110
109 3 KE7YTE Tom 6447 AZ 8 7 50 106
110 3 AB2ZI Kevin 5033T NY 6 6 60 96
111 3 VE5CUL Brian 1672 SK 6 5 65 95
111 3 W1HFF Joe 6309 MA 5 5 70 95
113 3 N9QU Leo 3464T WI 7 6 45 87
114 3 W4KRN Karen 4495T VA 6 5 50 80
115 2 NS8A Jeff 3293 MI 6 6 35 71
115 3 KC8ZKD Walter 6810 OH 4 4 55 71
117 3 N2QFD Malachi 4045 NY 5 5 45 70
117 3 OH7QR Erkki 6379 Finland 6 5 40 70
119 3 N5LUL Brad 3779C TX 7 5 30 65
119 3 NT9K Bill 1926T FL 5 5 40 65
121 3 WB2UWU Finn 1708 NY 3 3 50 59
122 3 W6MQI Dave 6213 CA 4 4 40 56
123 3 K4UFT Ted 4289C SC 5 4 30 50
124 2 W2VV Dave 6658 NM 2 2 45 49
125 2 KQ1P John 5068 ME 4 4 25 41
126 2 WB8SDA Carmen 2339 OH 3 3 30 39
126 3 W1RO/7 Jim 1379 NV 3 3 30 39
128 3 KE1CY Bruce 6840 NH 1 1 35 36
129 2 KB1OIQ Andy 6265 MA 3 3 25 34
130 2 WB2SGS John 4868C NY 2 2 15 19
130 3 KK9U Mark 3818T IN 2 2 15 19
132 3 PA3CLQ Janpieter 2765 Netherlands 1 1 10 11
132 3 PI4OTC Janpieter 5315 Netherlands 1 1 10 11
132 3 PI4RAG Janpieter 5624 Netherlands 1 1 10 11
132 3 VA5LF Sean 4507T SK 1 1 10 11
132 3 WA2JSG Curt 3018T NJ 1 1 10 11
132 3 WL7WH Bob 2940T AK 1 1 10 11
138 2 K9JP Jeff 3008T MI 1 1 0 1
138 3 KCØRSX Len 14 MN 1 1 0 1
140 2 LW3EX Walt 3804T Argentina 0 0 0 0

Results by Category and Final Score
Rank CAT Call Name SKCC QTH QSO's Mult Bonus Score
- *4 VE3CWU Bob 5133T ON 180 50 655 9655
1 2 W9HLY Vern 6672 IN 62 29 365 2163
2 2 N8BB Werner 5433T MI 51 25 330 1605
3 2 W1PNS Pete 4853T MA 42 25 310 1360
4 2 KB4QQJ Randy 3508T NC 43 24 290 1322
5 2 NE5DL Dave 5081T TX 33 21 245 938
6 2 K2RFP Dick 2099T NY 16 12 120 312
7 2 KB3RBC Ben 5987 MD 15 12 110 290
8 2 KB1PBA Peter NONE MA 12 12 75 219
9 2 WU7R Ci 22T MT 11 9 85 184
10 2 KBØETU Phil 4542 AL 13 6 70 148
11 2 NS8A Jeff 3293 MI 6 6 35 71
12 2 W2VV Dave 6658 NM 2 2 45 49
13 2 KQ1P John 5068 ME 4 4 25 41
14 2 WB8SDA Carmen 2339 OH 3 3 30 39
15 2 KB1OIQ Andy 6265 MA 3 3 25 34
16 2 WB2SGS John 4868C NY 2 2 15 19
17 2 K9JP Jeff 3008T MI 1 1 0 1
18 2 LW3EX Walt 3804T Argentina 0 0 0 0
1 3 W9DLN Dan 3635T WI 212 54 760 12208
2 3 WØMSM Mark 6585C MO 147 41 630 6657
3 3 KØLUW Russ 1702T NE 131 44 685 6449
4 3 W3NP Dave 3182T WV 118 46 580 6008
5 3 W2DEC Urb 6668T NJ 102 50 715 5815
6 3 W7GVE Ed 729T AZ 123 41 570 5613
7 3 WA1LWS Hans 1933T MD 117 40 540 5220
8 3 KK7S Chad 6730 WA 108 42 530 5066
9 3 NG7Z Paul 802T WA 109 37 490 4523
10 3 WAØBGV Slim 5465T MO 105 35 505 4180
11 3 KAØRJY Reg 4100T MN 89 40 585 4145
12 3 K9ZMD/6 Gary 891T CA 92 36 470 3782
13 3 AI2S Ray 6740 FL 91 34 465 3559
14 3 N2JNZ George 2836T NY 80 34 445 3165
15 3 W4UCZ Mark 3609T GA 72 36 390 2982
16 3 AC2C Ron 2748T MD 64 35 405 2645
17 3 KB3MOW Dave 4121T PA 65 34 400 2610
18 3 N6DIT Dennis 3283T CA 66 30 370 2350
19 3 N3MVX Jim 3273T PA 65 30 350 2300
20 3 NV9X Jim 1358T IL 64 30 355 2275
21 3 NØUMP Bill 659T MO 60 30 385 2185
22 3 KB2RAW Bill 6539C NY 59 32 290 2178
23 3 K2XS Terry 5119 NY 55 32 325 2085
24 3 KC3QU Hank 4567 AL 55 26 320 1750
25 3 W8JRA Jeff 4757C OH 54 25 305 1655
26 3 AJ4SB Rob 5552T FL 41 25 275 1300
27 3 KK7YJ Jim 2728T MT 38 26 270 1258
28 3 KA2FIR Mike 3377 NJ 38 26 230 1218
29 3 KA5VZG Alan 6264T TN 39 23 300 1197
30 3 W4CUX Bill 5497C GA 40 23 260 1180
31 3 N4QLB Michael 6650T AL 39 24 240 1176
32 3 WIØS Kieth 2048T MN 37 25 250 1175
33 3 AB1BW George 2468T CT 40 21 245 1085
34 3 AF2Z Drew 2082T NJ 35 23 200 1005
35 3 NE7D Rock 665T OR 32 23 245 981
36 3 N2FJ Fred 4410 NY 30 24 210 930
37 3 W1RET Jim 4528T OH 33 21 215 908
38 3 K4JPN Steve 2402C GA 31 22 210 892
39 3 N8KZH Ron 6593 WV 31 21 205 856
40 3 EA3NO Lluis 6653C Spain 28 22 220 836
41 3 VE5SG Garry 6154 SK 27 20 250 790
42 3 F5DE Bernard 6247T France 30 21 155 785
43 3 W4TMW Tom 6184 GA 28 22 150 766
44 3 K5ENA John 3045T OK 28 17 245 721
45 3 WS9E Joe 3859 WI 25 20 190 690
46 3 KDØV Merlin 1243T MN 24 19 180 636
47 3 W1OOO John 3552T MN 23 19 185 622
48 3 W5ESE Scott 688 TX 28 15 170 590
49 3 NØUYN Dennis 5753 MO 24 17 175 583
50 3 K8MEG Rich 4637C MI 25 16 170 570
51 3 VK4TJ John 4474T VK 25 14 185 535
52 3 WA1AR Alan 4079T MA 23 16 150 518
53 3 VA3NU Larry 5215 ON 21 15 185 500
54 3 WØSZV Eldon 4999T MO 20 16 165 485
55 3 HA8EN Lajos 5603 Hungary 20 17 140 480
56 3 K4NVJ Joe 393 AL 20 17 125 465
57 3 KI4UTA Kevin 3147 NC 22 16 100 452
58 3 KD8JHJ Mike 4877C OH 20 13 170 430
59 3 KA1XC John 5188T MA 18 15 155 425
60 3 WD4SCZ Emil 556T KY 17 15 155 410
61 3 AK7O Jack 4963 UT 16 15 150 390
62 3 N5RDN Rob 406 TX 19 11 175 384
63 3 KD5JHE Jerry 1976T MS 15 12 185 365
64 3 N2UM Gary 3041T NY 15 12 170 350
65 3 NW2I Patricia 6750 NY 18 13 110 344
66 3 KAØCSW Jim 3741T MN 17 12 130 334
67 3 N3EIN Matt 6742 PA 16 13 105 313
67 3 W9SAY Chas 1158C IL 16 13 105 313
69 3 K2PAY Jerry 4304T NY 14 13 130 312
70 3 KØKEX Rick 5220T MO 14 10 140 280
71 3 K6FFY Nick 1221T WA 12 11 140 272
72 3 IK2SON Tony 5486C Italy 14 14 75 271
72 3 KD5RSS Butch 1910 OK 16 11 95 271
74 3 AB8XG Kenny 6706 OH 15 11 105 270
75 3 ACØAC Alan 4452 ND 14 11 110 264
76 3 KG4WNA John 4984 KY 12 12 115 259
77 3 KØMC Mike 5241T CO 10 7 160 230
78 3 KKØI Jack 2370T WI 13 10 90 220
78 3 WA5VQM Mark 58C TX 10 7 150 220
80 3 N4RE Rick 942T NC 11 10 95 205
80 3 WB8ENE Art 3773T OH 13 10 75 205
82 3 VE5BCS Harold 3946C SK 15 7 95 200
82 3 WA4AN Wayne 4283T TN 10 9 110 200
84 3 W5EHM Mike 6304 AR 10 10 90 190
85 3 AB2BJ Fred 321 NJ 6 6 110 146
86 3 KI6BHB Dave 4186C CA 12 6 70 142
87 3 KF7ATL Garth 5914 UT 7 7 90 139
88 3 K6CSL Bert 4486 CA 7 7 80 129
88 3 WB5UAA Guy 6711 TX 7 7 80 129
90 3 IK2RMZ Name 5278T Italy 10 8 45 125
91 3 K7TKT Brian 6695 ID 8 8 50 114
92 3 S52CC Vince 5011 Slovenia 7 3 90 111
93 3 KE7WAV Stephen 5500 UT 6 5 80 110
94 3 KE7YTE Tom 6447 AZ 8 7 50 106
95 3 AB2ZI Kevin 5033T NY 6 6 60 96
96 3 VE5CUL Brian 1672 SK 6 5 65 95
96 3 W1HFF Joe 6309 MA 5 5 70 95
98 3 N9QU Leo 3464T WI 7 6 45 87
99 3 W4KRN Karen 4495T VA 6 5 50 80
100 3 KC8ZKD Walter 6810 OH 4 4 55 71
101 3 N2QFD Malachi 4045 NY 5 5 45 70
101 3 OH7QR Erkki 6379 Finland 6 5 40 70
103 3 N5LUL Brad 3779C TX 7 5 30 65
103 3 NT9K Bill 1926T FL 5 5 40 65
105 3 WB2UWU Finn 1708 NY 3 3 50 59
106 3 W6MQI Dave 6213 CA 4 4 40 56
107 3 K4UFT Ted 4289C SC 5 4 30 50
108 3 W1RO/7 Jim 1379 NV 3 3 30 39
109 3 KE1CY Bruce 6840 NH 1 1 35 36
110 3 KK9U Mark 3818T IN 2 2 15 19
111 3 PA3CLQ Janpieter 2765 Netherlands 1 1 10 11
111 3 PI4OTC Janpieter 5315 Netherlands 1 1 10 11
111 3 PI4RAG Janpieter 5624 Netherlands 1 1 10 11
111 3 VA5LF Sean 4507T SK 1 1 10 11
111 3 WA2JSG Curt 3018T NJ 1 1 10 11
111 3 WL7WH Bob 2940T AK 1 1 10 11
117 3 KCØRSX Len 14 MN 1 1 0 1
1 4 KG4W Ed 2416T VA 61 35 395 2530
2 4 KO7X Alan 6188 WY 63 31 320 2273
3 4 F6HKA Bert 6069T France 56 33 305 2153
4 4 EA1EVA Javi 5871T Spain 39 26 260 1274
5 4 K4BAI John 3280 GA 15 13 105 300

Sprint Stats

Number of participants by state..
AK 1 AL 4 AR 1 AZ 2 CA 5 CO 1 CT 1 DE 0 FL 3 GA 5
HI 0 IA 0 ID 1 IL 2 IN 2 KS 0 KY 2 LA 0 MA 6 MD 3
ME 1 MI 4 MN 6 MO 6 MS 1 MT 2 NC 3 ND 1 NE 1 NH 1
NJ 5 NM 1 NV 1 NY 12 OH 7 OK 2 OR 1 PA 3 RI 0 SC 1
SD 0 TX 6 TN 2 UT 3 VA 2 VT 0 WA 3 WI 4 WV 2 WY 1

State with most participants: NY 12
Total USA participants: 121
Total non-USA participants: 20

Number of QSOs by state..
AK 1 AL 127 AR 10 AZ 131 CA 181 CO 10 CT 40 DE 0 FL 137 GA 186
HI 0 IA 0 ID 8 IL 80 IN 64 KS 0 KY 29 LA 0 MA 103 MD 196
ME 4 MI 83 MN 191 MO 370 MS 15 MT 49 NC 76 ND 14 NE 131 NH 1
NJ 182 NM 2 NV 3 NY 303 OH 142 OK 44 OR 32 PA 146 RI 0 SC 5
SD 0 TX 104 TN 49 UT 29 VA 67 VT 0 WA 229 WI 257 WV 149 WY 63

State with most QSOs: MO 370
Total QSOs with one or more USA operators: 4043
Total QSOs with one or more non-USA operators: 488

Countries Represented in This Sprint
Argentina, Canada, Finland, France, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Slovenia, Spain, USA

Soapbox

NE7D Operated by: Rock, 665T from OR

Was able to get away from weekend activities for a couple hours and found lots of action
on 20M. Good to see/hear a lot of new members participating! SKCC ops in OR are not too
active so was glad to hand out the multiplier to those who heard me.
Cheers, Rock NE7D


N9QU Operated by: Leo, 3464T from WI

Lots of fun but not very productive.


KBØETU Operated by: Phil, 4542 from AL

Once again, it was fun! Either everyone is slowing up (thank you!) or I'm picking up
speed. Can't wait to do it again. 73 - Phill


KB3MOW Operated by: Dave, 4121T from PA

Lots of participants! No boat anchor here, but was wishing I still had my Johnson Valiant
Viking and my HQ-170AC! Heard some chirpy signals that were very nostalgic!



KB1OIQ Operated by: Andy, 6265 from MA

I had just finished my QRP Tuna Can family. I have the tuna can receiver, transmitter,
and amplifier to get 3W output. I also have the Autek QF1 audio filter and a homebrew
audio limiter. Everything runs entirely on battery power (including the modified Autek
QF1). I made 3 QSOs by calling CQ, and I was pleased to get good signal reports from PA,
MD, and OH. The antenna was my 135' doublet with an antenna tuner. Thanks for going
slowly for the new guys like me! 73 de KB1OIQ



AJ4SB Operated by: Rob, 5552T from FL

I actually tried to work this event, as time allowed. Had a great time last night, then
this evening. I look forward to next month.


WB8SDA Operated by: Carmen, 2339 from OH

Always a good time. Looking forward the next ones.


WA2JSG Operated by: Curt, 3018T from NJ

Sorry but could not participate in this WES very much (just one contact thanks to Urb). I
spent a long day Saturday at the NHRA Supernationals in Englishtown NJ
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt8WjOXC22U) and had too many things to catch up on
(including rest) Sunday. I'll be back in earnest next time.



N2UM Operated by: Gary, 3041T from NY

The WES is a great venue for boatanchors! Sometimes when calling someone, I forgot to
zero beat the VFO. LOL

My Drake 2C, 2NT, 2CQ & Hallicrafters HA-5. Also my keys


WØSZV Operated by: Eldon, 4999T from Mo.

Was not able to get a boat anchor ready. Thunderstorms in the area cut the time short
also, Had a good time and waiting for next month. Eldon


W7GVE Operated by: Ed, 729T from AZ

LOST MY 15M ANT IN WINDSTORM --- FRUSTRATION SET IN WHEN I HEARD SIGS THERE
STILL GREAT FUN.


NV9X Operated by: Jim, 1358T from IL

Great WES, as usual. Had a blast. TU fer all my contacts. Apologies to the ones I could not
copy. Thanks VE3CWU fer 2 bands. TU W9DLN fer 4 bands. IL to WI on 20. TU everyone fer
putting up with me. Digital tried to push me off agn on 7.103, but I did not budge. Next
month WES, FISTS, IARU, all on same weekend. Thanks SKCC.



W4CUX Operated by: Bill, 5497C from GA

Great Sprint. Made contacts on 15, 17, 20 and 40 meters. Love the weekend sprints. Plenty
of time to play around and still have time to make plenty of contacts on different bands
and different conditions. The WX was good to me this time - no issues with thunderstorms,
which is rare this time of the year. Look forward to the next event
73 - Bill
W4CUX


KØLUW Operated by: Russ, 1702T from NE

Storms were a problem at this QTH for this sprint. I was driven off the air for a good
portion of the sprint because of lighting in the area. But still a lot of fun.


W9DLN Operated by: Dan, 3635T from WI

Another great time. Conditions were kind of quiet. Multipliers were hard to come by
too. 20 opened up for a brief gust of DX in the afternoon which helped.

Thanks for all the QSOs everyone. Special thanks to K3UK and K2RFP. Nice to work Andy
during the event and Dick made the cat and bird dance once.

Looking forward to next month...


WB8ENE Operated by: Art, 3773T from OH

This was my first SKCC WES using my new K3. I really enjoyed it, and I'm looking forward
to the weekday sprint on June 23rd. Thanks to all for the contacts. 73, Art WB8ENE


KA5VZG Operated by: Alan, 6264T from TN

No "boat anchor" available, so the first day I went portable on the back porch with my
newly acquired FT-857D to a homebrew pvc generic "buddistick". First time on the air for
any of it. Managed 9 contacts on 40m before the heat (94), humidity (65), darkness, and
thunder put me down for the day. Inside for the rest. Wanted to try another coil on the
portable antenna, but it seemed hotter today. Like all WES, lots of fun. I didn't know
Bob (VE3CWU) was the special station until I started to submit my score. Thanks for 3
bands Bob :-)


KØMC Operated by: Mike, 5241T from CO

Enjoyed what little I was on the air. 40 was good in CO after 9pm. 15 was open shortly
this morning.


NG7Z Operated by: Paul, 802T from WA

It was refreshing to work so many 6000+ numbers this WES. And lots more C's this time
too. Maybe the word is getting out about the sprints. Not a lot of time to work the
contest this time again. But more than last time. About 6 hours total time on. Loudest
signal heard was W0MSM at 20 over S9 with K0LUW close behind. Equipment used was an Icom
756P3, a C3 for 20M and a 402CD for 40M. Never heard anything on 80M or 15M. I was hoping
to get a few more points on those bands. Anyway, will be back for the SKS at the end of
the month. 73 and thanks for the Q's Paul NG7Z


VA3NU Operated by: Larry, 5215 from ON

40 was good Saturday night. Had great time as usual.


WA1AR Operated by: Alan, 4079T from MA

Lots of thing going on but did spend some time Saturday night and Sunday morning. I
fired up a Johnson Ranger and a National HRO. No transitors in there or silicon diodes
for that matter. All keyed with a 1920s original bug. The sidetone is the thumping of the
transformer. The bug is the oldest and works the best for its age. I got one on 80 M and
then got brave and tuned up on 40M and got AF2Z and KM4LT. I was not sure what sideband
I was on so I tried them both and finally got an answer.

Alan


KB3RBC Operated by: Ben, 5987 from MD

Had a great time working all of the SKCC members I had QSO's with. I'm looking forward to
the next WES.

73 de,
KB3RBC
#5987


WIØS Operated by: Kieth, 2048T from MN

First ever event using tx/rx vintage rigs with manual t/r switching. The Heathkit DX60b
tx and Hallicrafters S40a worked fine together for the first attempt. The Heathkit VF-1
vfo worked great on 80 and 40 meters but really overdrivers on 20 and up to the point
where it is nearly impossible to work anyone. Looks like I have some work to do on the
vfo, also the bandspread on the Hallicrafters is way to coarse on 80, 20, 15 and 10.
Another receiver is in order for any serious vintage operating. All in all is was a lot
of fun and managed a nice log even with poor band condx's. Looking forward to ARRL SKN
2011! 73 Kieth wi0s


WAØBGV Operated by: Slim, 5465T from MO

Lots of electricity in the air (mostly thunder storms in our area) - no contacts on 160
or 80. Most contacts were made on 40-20-15. Had 2 on 10 meter band (KG4W & VA5LF).

I'm the only "Boat Anchor" around here. The Docs took some of my "tubes" out an put them
in my power supply (heart). I guess I've already got my bonus points for that.

Great Sprint! Let's do it again. 73 de Slim


VK4TJ Operated by: John, 4474T from VK

It may not look like much, but this represents my best result ever. 20 mtrs especially
really hung in there!


KD8JHJ Operated by: Mike, 4877C from OH

It was a busy weekend but still got on the air three different sessions. Worked the bug
Saturday night until T-Storms moved in. First contact was Dick K2RFP. Sorry OM I laid
down a big dash with the bug- forgot its not a keyer- I gotta make my own dashes. Hi.
Worked some more stations in the morning and switched to the Vibroplex straight key in
the late afternoon after yard work. FB contact was Andy KB1OIQ/QRP and his tuna tin
rig. Armchair copy in Ohio Andy. This WES was lots of fun and put some new numbers in
the log.


K9ZMD/6 Operated by: Gary, 891T from CA

There was lots of activity in spite of noisy band conditions. It seemed like 20 meters
was quietest, so that band was the workhorse for me. My thanks to all who pulled my signal
through the noisy band conditions, and apologies to those I missed on 15 meters due to
periodic local electrical hash. Status Report: I've already let the queen know she can't
run that clothes washer during sprints anymore. :) Right.

I hauled out the cootie-wired Vibrokeyer again. That was embarrassing, so most of my
contacts were with the SKCC Pro Pump. I smile just to think of that smooth beauty. FWIW:
Nearly 12 percent of the ops that I worked had SKCC numbers in the 6K range, and about
half of those were already sporting C's and T's. Altogether, this is another good sprint
in the log and I'm already planning how to do better next month. 73 to all.

Gary, K9ZMD/6
Palmdale, CA


NØUMP Operated by: Bill, 659T from MO

There was a lot of acctivity this weekend and I really enjoyed it as usual. It's so good
to see the usual crowd. Had a lot of delays from the thunder storms that kept rolling
overhead, causing me to pull antennas and hide. Looking forward to the next one.
73 Bill N0UMP



WS9E Operated by: Joe, 3859 from WI

I mixed a lot of other activities in with the sprint this weekend. I did manage to get
on for a couple of hours. I think the bands were only fair, but there were a surprising
number of SKCC members on. My dipole is only 17 feet off the ground, right now, so I
appreciate the patience shown by other participants in digging me out of the noise. It's
fun working fellow C W enthusiasts. I find myself looking forward to each sprint.
It's all solid state here at WS9E, but I'll be looking forward to seeing what rigs other
people were able to dust off and power up for the Sprint.


K5ENA Operated by: John, 3045T from OK

Propagation not the best. Most contacts were on 20M. Made some on 40M. Always enjoy
our Sprints.

73,
John, K5ENA


KAØRJY Operated by: Reg, 4100T from MN

SRI, NO TUBE RIGS HERE.
TRANSISTOR'S ARE NOT MENT TO GLOW IN THE DARK.
WISH I HAD MY OLE DRAKE STATION STILL.
GOOD BAND CONDITIONS FOR ME MADE FOR A GOOD WES.
THANK YOU TO ALL.
73' REG


WA5VQM Operated by: Mark, 58C from TX

Not much of a showing for me this month. Work, a local hamfest, and a white-hot 6 meters
had me otherwise occupied. Ran the Drake B-Line for my 20 meter contacts, and the DX-40 /
NC-173 combo for all the 40M contacts. Too much to do in too little time. See ya' next month!



WA1LWS Operated by: Hans, 1933T from MD

Good activity heard here in Maryland, especially on 20 meters. Worked Australia, France,
Italy, Hungary and Spain, but couldn't find the neighboring state of Virginia, go
figure. See you all next time.


K4UFT Operated by: Ted, 4289C from SC

Got in last 45 minutes on Sunday Evening. 5 contacts on 20 Meters.

ARRL VHF Contest was this weekend and was surprised at amount of CW on 6 Meters. Made 35
contacts on 6 Meter CW. Would really like to make some SKCC contacts on 6.

Yaesu FT-950 @ 50 Watts to homebrew vertical. High-dollar Ameco straight key.



VA5LF Operated by: Sean, 4507T from SK

Was doing the VHF contest most of the weekend. Spent a lot of time listening to static,
thinking I should have done the WES instead.

Slim, WA0BGV, wins the "contact with VA5LF" prize this month for being there when I
checked 10 for sporadic-E. Next month, the weekend is marked off for WES exclusively. See
you all then!




AC2C Operated by: Ron, 2748T from MD

A fun sprint and a lot of nice sounding fists.


WØMSM Operated by: Mark, 6585C from MO

First of all,thanks to everyone who helped with repeats while we got hammered with storms
and all the QRN here in MO.,was a real nuisance.Still,with the help from all the great
ops in our group had my best score so far.Good to hear so many new comers,since I joined
this early spring(March)there are almost 300 new numbers!!!Glad to see some action on 10
and 15 meters now,only 5 q`s on 10 but hey it`s my 40-80 inverted vees!! A good surprise
to have EA1EVA,Javi inSpain answer my calls on 20m..Thanks Javi!!!Again it`s a pleasure to
be among a great group of cw ops and look forward to the next go`round,hopefully no
t`storms tho!
73 Mark W0MSM


AB8XG Operated by: Kenny, 6706 from OH

This was my first WES and had a great time. Had to work Saturday night and didn't get to operate as much as
I would have liked but a good time none the less. Don't own a tube radio so that is something I am going to
have to try an pickup before next time. Only tried 20 and 40 meters and they didn't seem very good fron SE
Ohio, lots of noise on 40 and fading on 20 a couple of stations on 20 were s9 when I called and s1 when they
returned. Thanks to all 73


NØUYN Operated by: Dennis, 5753 from MO

I made the first 9 contacts for the sprint with my Kenwood TS-520S, bought in 1995. I
only recently figured out how to setup semi-QSK keying and how to zero-beat a signal on
the rig. I ran it and my IC-706Mk2G at 15 watts. The key I used is a Hi-Mound HK-708.

Band Conditions seemed marginal through most of the sprint with high noise levels, low
signal strengths, and often severe fading. Conditions improved toward the last few hours.
Overall, a good work-out in CW operation. Thanks to all contacts, new and old. 73.

TS-520S, IC-706Mk2G, HK-708


K6CSL Operated by: Bert, 4486 from CA

This time I worked WES during breaks from ARRL VHF where I was working solely on 6M. I
was unbelievably surprized while calling CQ on 20M to be called by VK3TJ. He also worked
me for the VK Shires Contest(being my only contact in that event. It also did not come to
my attention untol after the WES that I had also worked VE3CWU, the Special station for
this event. Bert, K6CSL


KK7S Operated by: Chad, 6730 from WA

This was a lot of fun. I put in about 6 hours here and there and heard a decent level of
activity whenever I got on the air. I worked only a few on 15m but Bob (VE3CWU) was one
of them -- with a booming signal way out here in Seattle. Thanks to everyone for making
this a fun event!


OH7QR Operated by: Erkki, 6379 from Finland

Sorry, haven't got a "Boat Anchor". Nevertheless I had fun having these six QSOs.
73
Erkki OH7QR


WD4SCZ Operated by: Emil, 556T from KY

Globe Scout 65A transmitter, rockbound and 65 watts DC input along with a Hallicrafters
SX-110 receiver. Would have been a fine Novice station back about 1959. Spot the receiver
the best you can tuning into a 75 watt light bulb. Listen for a while, then blast away
hoping the clear spot you heard and the rock you got really match. Throw all the switches,
tune up and down trying to pick your callsign out of the jumble. It's still amazing when
it works!


W2VV Operated by: Dave, 6658 from NM

I was portable at about 9000 feet above sea level, on top of Atalaya Mountain in the Santa
Fe National Forest, NM. Rig was FT-817 set for 2.5 watts, antenna was an end-fed
half-wavelength wire in a tree. I only had a few minutes to play radio but made two nice
WES contacts on 20m. 72/73, Dave W2VV

W2VV on Atalaya Mountain, NM


HA8EN Operated by: Lajos, 5603 from Hungary



2 tubes in TS830S PA stage


KKØI Operated by: Jack, 2370T from WI

Had short time to make a few...contacts made on 20 and 40. Bands weren't all that
cooperative here. Still had fun. Tnx for all the contacts folks! 73s, jack, KK0I


KG4W Operated by: Ed, 2416T from VA

Didn't start this one till around 2pm on Sunday. Great fun, made lots Q's on 15. Nice to
work SKCC Dx stations - F5DE, OH5FNI, VA2BBW, VE5SG, VE3CWU, VE5BCS, WL7WH, EA3NO,
EA1EVA, VE3DVR, & several other non SKCC dx. All but 5 Qsos made on 10/15 & 20. CU in
next event. beep-beep.


NT9K Operated by: Bill, 1926T from FL

I got cheated out of the sprint. My medicine made me sick and all I could do was watch
everyone having fun. Lots of DX contacts being made, just made it worse. I was really
hoping for a good day, but it just didn't happen. At least I got to work a few of you!
That's better than nothing. Despite all that, when I was able to listen, it comforted me
to know that so many people are having fun in the SKCC WES. Thank you Dick K2RFP, for
keeping the event going and making it even better!
Until next time, 73. Bill NT9K #1926T..


KO7X Operated by: Alan, 6188 from WY

Good signals despite poor conditions. A few weak signals coming through from Europe on
20 meters. Lots of QRN on 40.


W4TMW Operated by: Tom, 6184 from GA

Another fun WES. In all my years of hamming, I've never been on the receiving end of a
pileup....probably about 4 stations, but the mind does funny things :0) Anyway, after the
initial station was worked, there were a bunch of stations calling me which caught me by
suprise. Split second thinking said "take it as traffic" so I responded via the last few
letters of each call I could hear, which worked great. Anyway, it was a great insight
into how some of these DXpedition ops must feel.....hours of solid concentration.
Now it's time to do some antenna work. Tnx for all the contacts, 73 Tom


KQ1P Operated by: John, 5068 from ME

Double trouble for me this month- no boat anchors and not much free time. Conditions were quite good. Worked some
new calls and new members. Fun? Of course....73.


K4BAI Operated by: John, 3280 from GA

Time was limited this month, but thanks for all QSOs. Especially VE3CWU and also
F6HKA. See you all next month I hope. 73, John, K4BAI.


W1RO/7 Operated by: Jim, 1379 from NV

First WES for me. Started accidentally when I woke up at 4 A.M. (local time), and
couldn't get back to sleep, so I turned on 40 meters to hear NG7Z calling CQ WES. Next
checked the web site for the report requirements, then answered the call. Only worked a
few stations but that was enough to get my newly acquired (pre-owned) Speed-X adjusted
for future events. Thank you to whomever does all the administrative work involved in
this event. You are appreciate. 73, Jim, W1RO/7



N2FJ Operated by: Fred, 4410 from NY

I would like to thank George N2JNZ for helping me get my bug adjusted and getting me
interested into SKCC. I had a great time with the first SKCC test and was amazed at how
supportive everyone was with my learning how to use a bug. 73 Fred N2FJ


N2JNZ Operated by: George, 2836T from NY

Best WES ever !!! Had a great time !! Many thanks to all I worked !! Surprised by Bert ,
F6HKA when I got him on 80 meters with a 40 meter vertical. And my buddy Fred , N2FJ in
his first WES on 3 bands (he lives 6 miles away) 40m was great and 20 was in good shape
also. Lots of high numbers which is fantastic and got to work a few old friends I havent
heard in ages !!! All in all a great group and a great event !! Thanks also to Randy ,
KB4QQJ for the last SECOND QSO which got me to 80 !!!



W3NP Operated by: Dave, 3182T from WV

I used vintage gear (100ube) for all my QSO's. The Ranger was parked on 20 and saw the
most action as that seemed to be the best band for me. I used the Eico 720 and HA-5 VFO on
40 and the DX-40/HA-5 made the lone 80 meter QSO. 45-50 watts with all rigs. The 75A4 was
the receiver used. A single switch transfers the VFO and key to the various transmitters.
It is a lot more work to run separate TX/RX and remembering to zero beat the TX each time.
Staying put and calling CQ worked best for me.
Overall I thought condx were poor, especially on 40. I was thrilled to have John VK4TJ
reply to my CQ on 20 late Sat evening followed by Stan ZL2BLQ. The Ranger is not used to
such DX!! On Sunday afternoon I caught F6HKA, IK2RMZ, HA8EN, OH7QR, EA1EVA, and F5DE.
I used my 1963 Blue Racer Deluxe for all Q's. All in all it was a great sprint and I
enjoyed using my vintage gear.


75A4, Johnson Ranger, Eico 720, DX-40, HA-5 VFO & 63 Blue Racer


KF7ATL Operated by: Garth, 5914 from UT

Due to family responsibilities, I only operated for a short time on Saturday night. Forty meters was open to the East
Coast, and I found myself on the recieving end of a minor pileup. That was exhausting, but great fun! I didn't realize
that Utah is considered a rare state. Next time I will post my frequency on the sked page, as suggested by Urb. Thanks
to all who were patient with my requests for repeats! Looking forward to next month, when I may get to have a little
longer operating time!

Garth


W5ESE Operated by: Scott, 688 from TX

Had fun in the Weekend Sprint. Almost half my contacts were on 10 meters. Hooray for
Sporadic E!


KØKEX Operated by: Rick, 5220T from MO

Saturday morning in the KC area began with Heavy rain, flash flooding, and radio meetings.
As you can see by other reports from here in Missouri it didn't get much better through
the evening. Sunday morning was much better here and we managed to catch a few Q's and new
some new numbers. VE3CWU, Bob that is a great picture...you had a great signal in
Edgerton, Mo. thanks for the 20/40 QSO's. Thanks to all for all the fun....
73 Rick


VE5BCS Operated by: Harold, 3946C from SK

Lots of fun qsb was in good order cul tnx


WU7R Operated by: Ci, 22T from MT

I only spent time working sporatically, but had fun using my K3 and a GAP Challenger
antenna. Maybe I can spend more time next month.


EA1EVA Operated by: Javi, 5871T from Spain

Only 2 QSO in 40m band, others 20 meters, and a lot of noise.
With my Yaesu FT-902DM only 10 Qso because I can not amplifier conection with this
transceiver. Others 29 my old ts-850.See in the next Javi 5871T

I make only 10 QSO´s with this transceiver


W9HLY Operated by: Vern, 6672 from IN

Enjoyed it!


S52CC Operated by: Vince, 5011 from Slovenia

Starting off with Bob, VE3CWU the sprint seemed promising, but continued with many
unanswered calls. So I cannot claim the Flameproof, my newest acquisition went through a
real baptism of fire. I am still thankful to Randy, KB4QQJ, the middleman, Kevin, K4GEK,
the seller of the impeccable key, and Bojan, S57M, the provider of its polished stainless
steel base. Thanks also to all members who tried to contact me, see you in the next WES!

Not a boat anchor, but a nice piece of CW history


KCØRSX Operated by: Len, 14 from MN

Going for minimum score...hee, hee. The saving grace is that the one QSO was on 10 meters.


K2PAY Operated by: Jerry, 4304T from NY

I made the two required contacts with the Swan 700CX first. Since this boat anchor takes
time to tuneup, I used it only on 20 meters loaded to just under 100 watts. The newer rigs
are much easier to switch bands. Just point and click. The antenna was a Windom at 40
feet. I finished up using the Yaesu FT-450. Thanks to all 73, Jerry


Swan 700CX Boat Anchor


KE7YTE Operated by: Tom, 6447 from AZ

Sqeezed in a little sprint time between family time this WES. Had fun. tnx



F5DE Operated by: Bernard, 6247T from France

Again it was a pleasure to participate in my sixth WES event.
13 DXCC countries including VE and W stations were contacted.
My DX was VK4TJ, and I was also pleased to contact Bob VE3CWU on 20 m for an extra bonus.
See you all in July !
Bernard, F5DE.



NE5DL Operated by: Dave, 5081T from TX

Again worked the WES with 5 watts. Operated outside on the patio both days in 90 deg TX
WX. Used a K2, 44 ft EDZ at 28 ft mounted on poles fed with open wire feeder and a 4:1
balun. A NORCAL Doublet look alike. Also used a home brew (not me) cootie for the first
time ever. Thanks to those who dug me out of the noise and for my rough keying. Will
reserve it for the home brew key WES while waiting for Bill to finish the side swiper
design with Key Concepts.

Home Brew Cootie first time on the air


W1HFF Operated by: Joe, 6309 from MA

Conditions were poor and the band was quite noisy but as usual, I had a good time anyway.
Thanks again to the SKCC group for having the WES. Looking forward to the next one.


K7TKT Operated by: Brian, 6695 from ID

This was my first WES and was a real motivator to get the TS-830S working again. I
finally determined that the problem with it has a bad or sticky T/R relay. Got it
working well enough to go on the air for the WES and used it for all my contacts. I only
had a few hours but had a great time. Thanks to all who had to repeat. About half the
time the T/R only got half way back to receive so I had bouts of deafness. Special
thanks to Harold (VA3HS). You were so patient and sent so slow for me. Wasn't the speed
it was my relay cutting in and out. Radio gave up after that but it will be back. I
rediscoverd that I like it better than my my newer one (no menus, just knobs!)

73, Brian K7TKT

Marginally functional TS-830S


N8BB Operated by: Werner, 5433T from MI

Did not get really into the swing of it, had grand daughters from Arizona for the weekend
and only see them once a year so the WES took a back seat this time. Not the best of
conditions here, Europe just never really worked for qrp this time and had to really
listen for a long time. I will be back next time and hopefully work lots of new hams, oh
yeah, got 11 new bands and 3 new numbers. Thanks to all the ears that heard my qrp.


N5RDN Operated by: Rob, 406 from TX

This is a re-submission. Hope I get it right this time.


KI4UTA Operated by: Kevin, 3147 from NC

Big fun!


VE5SG Operated by: Garry, 6154 from SK

Pulled out from retirement my old SB301/401. They sure showed their age but did the whole
sprint with them.


KB4QQJ Operated by: Randy, 3508T from NC

As always I had a great time. Bands were great for a change but due to thunder boomers I
was shut down for most of the event. I got in about four good hours. Had a blast reviving
the old HW-16, chirp and all. I got two "557 C" rst reports..ha ha loved it. Keys were a
1954 Vibroplex Blue Racer and a 2010 prototype of the coming Patriot key. Strongest signal
was Bob, VE3CWU at 40 over! Great work Bob.
Thanks to NT9K, Bill for our first 15 meter contact I think. fifteen meters seemed to be
the band of choice for a while. And I hope the "597 C and 597 K" rst's were accepted as
the compliments I meant them to be!! And hope I got the timing right for Kieth, WI0S and
his manual tx/rx rig. I used to love the sound of that big toggle switch echoing in all
that metal...sigh...great fun and I look forward to next year. It was great to hear all
the high numbers out there. 73 es BCNU Randy_KB4QQJ


1968 HW-16/ 1954 Blue Racer/ 2010 prototype Patriot Straight key


VE3CWU Operated by: Bob, 5133T from ON

Special thanks to Dick, K2RFP and the SKCC Admins for inviting me to be Special Op for
SKCC WES. This is indeed an honor for this new Ham of only 18 months. Opening highlights
were KL8DX (Phil) in Alaska (00:03U) then S52CC Vince (00:09). WOW, this is exciting!
Opened on 20m and ran there for about 2 hours then went to 40m. Didn’t go to 80m until I
followed a few stations from K3UK sked page(at about 05:30U) 80m was disappointing,
didn’t hear much, ran for a while, but only picked up 6 Qs. Tried 160m with Dan W9DLN but
couldn’t hear him, or anyone else. Took a sleep break for about 2 hours. Opened again on
20m at 10:00U. Thought it might be a bit too early as we were just barely breaking
daylight. F6HKA Bert was the first QSO of (my) morning and quickly picked up six more EU
Qs there, including 3 new DX contacts for me. Mid day 10m was pretty quiet, only 2 Qs,
but did manage 18 15m Qs. Last 1-1/2 hours went running on 40m and was very successful.
Watching the K3UK page I saw VK4TJ John working 14.061 and asked him to give me a call.
Thanks John it was my closing highlight. I had a blast and want to thank all the ops for
giving me a great time. Hope I get invited to do this again sometime in the future. Best
73, Bob, VE3CWU


N2QFD Operated by: Malachi, 4045 from NY

Thanks to the stations for sticking with me. K0KEX was a trooper! Here we worked the
contest with solid state but did play around with a home brew cootie key.




W4KRN Operated by: Karen, 4495T from VA

Too many outside activities for this WES. Hope to make way more contacts next month.


K4JPN Operated by: Steve, 2402C from GA

Only got on a few hours Sunday afternoon, but a lot of fun and got to finish up for my
Tribune Certificate. See you next Sprint and WES. 73, Steve K4JPN

Straight Keys from KN1VKW/K1VKW days 48 years ago.


LW3EX Operated by: Walt, 3804T from Argentina

Was QRV in/out during short periods on 20-15-10m /XP/QRP/m
Nada heard so far, vy bad prop & WX on this side.
72, Walt.- BCNU


KC8ZKD Operated by: Walter, 6810 from OH



My rig for WES


KA1XC Operated by: John, 5188T from MA

Worked mostly 40M and 20M and a couple contacts on 15M, but didn't have time to fire up
any of the boat anchor rigs.

Met up with Alan KO7X (WY) and Frank N3RSD (DE) to complete states 49 and 50 for my first
WAS - Wahoo! - that made my day!



WL7WH Operated by: Bob, 2940T from AK

Was camping during WES..Heard alot of stations, but they couldn't hear me!!!

Link to 2010 WES Participation page.

Programmed by K2RFP. VID: 1.01.426
Updated: June 19, 2010 0032 UTC
WES and Mystery Sprint Manager: Dick - K2RFP