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Special Member Harold, VE5BCS - 3946C
                            Categories (CAT)
                            * = SKCC Special 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: October 10, 2010
Theme: SKCC and 10-10 International Sprint
Information: WES Homepage

Number of participants: 203

QSOs x Multipliers + Bonus = Score

Results by Final Score
Rank CAT Call Name SKCC QTH QSO's Mult Bonus Score
- *3 VE5BCS Harold 3946C SK 60 29 445 2185
1 3 W9DLN Dan 3635T WI 206 51 1040 11546
2 3 KØLUW Russ 1702T NE 146 49 795 7949
3 3 NEØS Mark 6585T MO 154 45 810 7740
4 3 W4CU Tom 2733T FL 140 45 720 7020
5 3 NG7Z Paul 802T WA 138 43 690 6624
6 3 W7GVE Ed 729T AZ 122 40 690 5570
7 4 F6HKA Bert 6069T France 107 39 555 4728
8 3 W5ZR Bert 2931T LA 95 40 660 4460
9 3 KB2RAW Bill 6539T NY 93 38 570 4104
10 3 WAØBGV Slim 5465T MO 83 38 505 3659
11 3 WQ9Z Roy 325C IL 84 32 435 3123
12 3 KD2JC Joe 710 NJ 73 34 405 2887
13 3 AC2C Ron 2748T MD 70 33 455 2765
14 3 KA2FIR Mike 3377 NJ 69 35 345 2760
15 3 KK5J Bob 6947 OK 72 29 405 2493
16 2 W9HLY Vern 6672 IN 62 30 480 2340
17 3 KC3QU Hank 4567T AL 65 29 385 2270
18 4 K8WSN Bill 4986T MI 64 28 410 2202
19 3 NØUMP Bill 659T MO 61 27 410 2057
20 3 K2XS Terry 5119C NY 54 31 360 2034
21 3 NV9X Jim 1358T IL 55 30 370 2020
22 3 WØYZZ Dave 5519T MO 51 30 465 1995
23 3 N6CMF Phil 2740T CA 53 30 400 1990
24 3 AF2Z Drew 2082T NJ 57 29 335 1988
25 3 WAØYEI Russ 6300 TX 52 32 310 1974
26 2 W3NP Dave 3182T WV 61 26 345 1931
27 3 N3MVX Jim 3273T PA 54 29 360 1926
28 3 K2VT Randy 1050C NJ 55 28 365 1905
29 3 K8IJ Chas 4781T KY 57 27 350 1889
30 3 KD8JHJ Mike 4877C OH 56 25 320 1720
31 3 AB7KT Ken 4500T NV 46 29 340 1674
32 3 WL7WH Bob 2940T AK 53 26 295 1673
33 3 K1PUB Chas 4101T MA 52 26 260 1612
34 2 KB4QQJ Randy 3508T NC 39 31 270 1479
35 3 KL7GLL Gene 1098T VA 42 26 300 1392
36 3 N3EIN Matt 6742C PA 47 23 290 1371
37 3 K7SDW Greg 6224T CA 43 24 320 1352
38 4 KX9DX Rick 5166 IL 44 25 210 1310
39 2 W1PNS Pete 4853T MA 41 24 300 1284
40 3 W4TMW Tom 6184T GA 40 24 320 1280
41 3 WDØECO Mitch 6893T MO 38 24 335 1247
42 2 KDØR David 5808T KS 40 23 310 1230
43 3 W8JRA Jeff 4757T OH 40 23 295 1215
44 3 K8JD John 1395T MI 37 24 275 1163
45 2 NE5DL Dave 5081T TX 34 25 310 1160
46 3 AE4LD Larry 3090T NC 31 27 240 1077
47 3 K5YQF Cecil 1820T TX 35 24 230 1070
48 1 N2JNZ George 2836T NY 35 22 275 1045
49 3 W4CUX Bill 5497T GA 35 23 235 1040
50 2 K8HW Dave 5324T MI 35 21 275 1010
51 3 W4HAY Frank 678T TN 35 22 205 975
52 3 K3YP Ray 5105T OH 30 22 230 890
53 2 KB5SXC Leo 4993 TX 28 22 240 856
54 3 AG6F Charlie 4869C CA 30 20 225 825
54 3 KC9KHG Randy 3687T IL 31 20 205 825
56 3 ACØPR Mike 7033T ND 28 21 230 818
57 3 WIØS Kieth 2048T MN 27 22 205 799
58 3 F5DE Bernard 6247T France 32 19 185 793
59 3 WI1B Ken 6866 MA 35 18 160 790
60 3 VE3CWU Bob 5133T ON 27 21 220 787
61 4 KB1ODO Andy 6229T VT 29 17 260 753
62 3 K4BAI John 3280 GA 28 19 210 742
63 3 YS1GR Gary 6223 El Salvadore 33 18 135 729
64 3 W1OOO John 3552T MN 28 19 170 702
65 2 KA3LOC Ric 660T KS 26 19 195 689
65 2 WB2SGS John 4868T NY 26 19 195 689
67 3 NT9K Bill 1926T FL 23 19 195 632
68 3 W2DEC Urb 6668T NJ 24 18 195 627
69 2 KFØXV Joe 3520 KS 25 17 185 610
70 3 K4UFT Ted 4289T SC 26 15 200 590
71 3 KØMC Mike 5241T CO 19 15 265 550
72 3 NØUYN Dennis 5753C MO 20 18 155 515
73 3 VA2NB Michael 120 QC 22 17 140 514
74 3 WA7DUH Steve 7121 WA 22 16 155 507
75 2 WA2JSG Curt 3018T NJ 20 17 165 505
76 3 KAØRJY Reginald 4100T MN 21 13 230 503
77 3 K4XML Mark 7034 VA 21 16 150 486
78 3 KG4WNA John 4984C KY 19 17 155 478
79 2 VE3FUJ Brion 4936C ON 20 17 115 455
80 3 KE7ZVJ Joe 5267 MT 21 14 160 454
81 2 KBØETU Phil 4542C AL 18 16 160 448
82 2 KB3RBC Ben 5987 MD 20 14 155 435
83 5 WB4OFT John 958 NC 18 14 180 432
84 3 KF7ATL Garth 5914C UT 20 16 110 430
84 3 N1LU Don 2252T NH 19 15 145 430
86 2 N3JJT Scott 255T OH 18 14 150 402
87 3 KE6OIO Ann 1204T CA 19 14 130 396
88 3 N5LUL Brad 3779C TX 17 15 120 375
89 3 K6JF Jim 4261T CA 16 14 125 349
90 2 W5ESE Scott 688C TX 18 12 120 336
91 3 WA1AR Alan 4079T MA 15 14 120 330
92 3 W2RC Club 5073T NY 16 13 120 328
93 4 KR7W Rich 609C WA 14 12 135 303
94 3 K4JPN Steve 2402T GA 17 11 105 292
95 2 WB8ENE Art 3773T OH 14 12 120 288
96 3 KØLWV Larry 3571 MO 16 12 85 277
97 1 WA2OQJ Jim 5941T NY 15 10 125 275
97 3 AI4UN Charles 4715 GA 15 12 95 275
99 3 KAØCSW Jim 3741T MN 14 12 105 273
100 3 AB2BJ Fred 321 NJ 16 9 125 269
100 3 KK7YJ Jim 2728T MT 14 11 115 269
100 3 W8VN Dennis 3141 MI 14 11 115 269
103 3 AB1BW George 2468T CT 14 12 95 263
104 3 N8KZH Ron 6593 WV 13 12 105 261
105 2 WA1VIL Greg 443T MA 14 11 105 259
106 3 KA5TJS Allen 5172T TX 14 10 105 245
107 3 WB8WTU Dennis 217 OH 13 10 100 230
108 3 K6FFY Nick 1221T WA 13 9 110 227
109 2 N9QU Leo 3464T WI 12 10 105 225
110 3 K2PAY Jerry 4304T NY 11 11 100 221
111 2 KQ1P Johnpeckenham 5068 ME 13 10 85 215
111 3 IK2SON Tony 5486T Italy 10 8 135 215
111 3 W9COX Albert 5514T IN 15 12 35 215
114 3 KA5VZG Alan 6264T TN 11 10 90 200
115 3 N3RSD Frank 4379T DE 10 10 95 195
116 3 IK2RMZ Martin 5278T Italy 13 11 50 193
117 3 KI6BHB Dave 4186C CA 10 9 95 185
118 3 KA1SAW Neal 2824T MA 11 8 95 183
118 3 W9LW Jay 6222T IN 12 9 75 183
120 3 K5ENA John 3045T OK 10 10 80 180
120 3 W9CC Larry 469T IN 11 10 70 180
122 3 NG1O Lee 5541 MO 8 5 135 175
122 3 WA4AN Wayne 4283T TN 10 9 85 175
124 3 WA5VQM Mark 58T TX 9 9 80 161
125 3 N7KFD Jim 3659 UT 11 9 60 159
126 3 N2AUR George 5841T NJ 11 8 70 158
127 3 W1RO/7 Jim 1379 NV 10 8 75 155
128 2 K2RFP Dick 2099T NY 10 8 65 145
128 3 NV5F Ginnie 6663 TX 10 8 65 145
130 3 KD5RSS Butch 1910T OK 8 8 80 144
131 3 AC5CW Eric 4229T LA 9 9 60 141
132 3 WD8NHA Mike 4275 MI 8 8 70 134
133 3 OH7QR Erkki 6379 Finland 12 7 45 129
134 3 OH5FNI Timo 6378 Finland 15 6 35 125
135 3 KI4KXO Danny 3487 GA 8 6 70 118
136 3 N3PDT Doug 6861 MO 6 6 80 116
137 3 AC6FU Jack 6477 NV 6 6 75 111
138 2 K8NB Noel 3112T MI 9 7 45 108
139 5 SM5-1252 Ullmar NONE Sweden 8 7 50 106
140 2 KK5NA Joe 1923T TX 7 7 55 104
141 2 N9GGE John 2886 IL 6 5 70 100
142 3 KC2STA Dan 4290 NY 7 7 50 99
143 3 W5AG Arch 3965T LA 6 6 60 96
144 3 S52CC Vince 5011C Slovenia 10 5 40 90
145 2 K9JP Jeff 3008T MI 6 6 50 86
146 3 2EØJCY John 3605 England 6 6 45 81
146 3 WØGAF Bob 6258 MN 6 6 45 81
148 2 N4KGL/4 Greg 5123T GA 6 5 50 80
149 3 KE7NVA Eric 5994 OR 9 6 25 79
150 3 W2NTV Scott 5596 NY 4 2 70 78
151 3 K6BHH Curt 3646 CA 5 5 50 75
151 3 N4QLB Michael 6650T AL 5 5 50 75
153 3 KØXI Lee 6754 MO 2 1 70 72
154 3 GØRDO John 2133T England 6 6 35 71
155 2 VE3AKV Bob 5204T ON 6 5 40 70
155 3 K4ZGB Tom 796T AL 7 5 35 70
157 3 KØMAF Jack 4888T MO 3 3 55 64
158 3 N9RLO John 4701 IN 3 3 50 59
159 3 W1HFF Joe 6309 MA 4 4 40 56
160 2 KH6OZ George 3975T MT 5 5 30 55
160 3 KA1XC John 5188T MA 5 3 40 55
160 3 W7WEL Bill 6448 ID 6 5 25 55
163 3 KD5MMM Phil 4209T TX 4 3 40 52
164 3 9A2VJ Vel 2533 Croatia 2 2 45 49
164 3 W6JWP Joe 7018 CA 2 2 45 49
166 3 K6HTN Kate 5405 CA 4 4 30 46
167 3 VK4TJ John 4474T Australia 5 3 30 45
168 3 KA2EYH Gil 7089 IN 4 4 25 41
168 3 KK9U Mark 3818T IN 4 4 25 41
170 3 NF1O Barry 164T NH 3 3 30 39
171 2 K7HAP Hap 7112 VA 4 4 20 36
171 3 ACØAC Alan 4452 ND 3 2 30 36
171 3 G4LMW Rob 4454T England 4 4 20 36
171 3 KA8HDE Chuck 6913 MN 3 2 30 36
171 3 KI4UZI Richard 5679 FL 1 1 35 36
176 2 WU7R Ci 22T MT 5 5 10 35
177 3 K9QH Mike 1573 WI 3 3 25 34
177 3 KC2ICA Dave 2206 NY 6 4 10 34
179 3 WB2HTO David 4236T MA 4 4 15 31
180 2 N8MFN Rick 1931 OH 2 2 25 29
180 2 W1RET Jim 4528T OH 3 3 20 29
180 3 KØKEX Rick 5220T MO 3 3 20 29
180 3 W8KI Russ 6973 MI 3 3 20 29
180 4 W7DRA Mike 18912 WA 3 3 20 29
185 3 KK6AW Kelsey 3830T CA 2 2 20 24
185 3 KV4DT William 7076 TN 2 2 20 24
185 3 VE5CUL Brian 1672 SK 2 2 20 24
185 3 WD5CCW Mike 4515T MS 2 2 20 24
185 3 WØSZV Eldon 4999T MO 2 2 20 24
190 3 K6CSL Bert 4486 CA 3 3 10 19
190 3 KE7WAV Stephen 5500 UT 3 3 10 19
192 3 N3AEA Ron 3721 MD 5 2 5 15
193 3 EA3NO Lluis 6653T Spain 2 2 10 14
194 2 K7MLC Mark 6838 AZ 1 1 10 11
194 2 WB2UWU Finn 1708 NY 1 1 10 11
194 3 KU4GW Cliff 652 NC 1 1 10 11
194 3 KU8L Curt 5380T MI 1 1 10 11
194 3 NB4F Bob 3355 GA 1 1 10 11
194 3 W2HWW Tony 4488 NJ 1 1 10 11
200 2 VE3GTC Graham 6829 ON 1 1 5 6
201 2 N8BB Werner 5433T MI 1 1 0 1
201 3 AA9KH Jay 0219C IL 1 1 0 1

Results by Category and Final Score
Rank CAT Call Name SKCC QTH QSO's Mult Bonus Score
- *3 VE5BCS Harold 3946C SK 60 29 445 2185
1 1 N2JNZ George 2836T NY 35 22 275 1045
2 1 WA2OQJ Jim 5941T NY 15 10 125 275
1 2 W9HLY Vern 6672 IN 62 30 480 2340
2 2 W3NP Dave 3182T WV 61 26 345 1931
3 2 KB4QQJ Randy 3508T NC 39 31 270 1479
4 2 W1PNS Pete 4853T MA 41 24 300 1284
5 2 KDØR David 5808T KS 40 23 310 1230
6 2 NE5DL Dave 5081T TX 34 25 310 1160
7 2 K8HW Dave 5324T MI 35 21 275 1010
8 2 KB5SXC Leo 4993 TX 28 22 240 856
9 2 KA3LOC Ric 660T KS 26 19 195 689
9 2 WB2SGS John 4868T NY 26 19 195 689
11 2 KFØXV Joe 3520 KS 25 17 185 610
12 2 WA2JSG Curt 3018T NJ 20 17 165 505
13 2 VE3FUJ Brion 4936C ON 20 17 115 455
14 2 KBØETU Phil 4542C AL 18 16 160 448
15 2 KB3RBC Ben 5987 MD 20 14 155 435
16 2 N3JJT Scott 255T OH 18 14 150 402
17 2 W5ESE Scott 688C TX 18 12 120 336
18 2 WB8ENE Art 3773T OH 14 12 120 288
19 2 WA1VIL Greg 443T MA 14 11 105 259
20 2 N9QU Leo 3464T WI 12 10 105 225
21 2 KQ1P Johnpeckenham 5068 ME 13 10 85 215
22 2 K2RFP Dick 2099T NY 10 8 65 145
23 2 K8NB Noel 3112T MI 9 7 45 108
24 2 KK5NA Joe 1923T TX 7 7 55 104
25 2 N9GGE John 2886 IL 6 5 70 100
26 2 K9JP Jeff 3008T MI 6 6 50 86
27 2 N4KGL/4 Greg 5123T GA 6 5 50 80
28 2 VE3AKV Bob 5204T ON 6 5 40 70
29 2 KH6OZ George 3975T MT 5 5 30 55
30 2 K7HAP Hap 7112 VA 4 4 20 36
31 2 WU7R Ci 22T MT 5 5 10 35
32 2 N8MFN Rick 1931 OH 2 2 25 29
32 2 W1RET Jim 4528T OH 3 3 20 29
34 2 K7MLC Mark 6838 AZ 1 1 10 11
34 2 WB2UWU Finn 1708 NY 1 1 10 11
36 2 VE3GTC Graham 6829 ON 1 1 5 6
37 2 N8BB Werner 5433T MI 1 1 0 1
1 3 W9DLN Dan 3635T WI 206 51 1040 11546
2 3 KØLUW Russ 1702T NE 146 49 795 7949
3 3 NEØS Mark 6585T MO 154 45 810 7740
4 3 W4CU Tom 2733T FL 140 45 720 7020
5 3 NG7Z Paul 802T WA 138 43 690 6624
6 3 W7GVE Ed 729T AZ 122 40 690 5570
7 3 W5ZR Bert 2931T LA 95 40 660 4460
8 3 KB2RAW Bill 6539T NY 93 38 570 4104
9 3 WAØBGV Slim 5465T MO 83 38 505 3659
10 3 WQ9Z Roy 325C IL 84 32 435 3123
11 3 KD2JC Joe 710 NJ 73 34 405 2887
12 3 AC2C Ron 2748T MD 70 33 455 2765
13 3 KA2FIR Mike 3377 NJ 69 35 345 2760
14 3 KK5J Bob 6947 OK 72 29 405 2493
15 3 KC3QU Hank 4567T AL 65 29 385 2270
16 3 NØUMP Bill 659T MO 61 27 410 2057
17 3 K2XS Terry 5119C NY 54 31 360 2034
18 3 NV9X Jim 1358T IL 55 30 370 2020
19 3 WØYZZ Dave 5519T MO 51 30 465 1995
20 3 N6CMF Phil 2740T CA 53 30 400 1990
21 3 AF2Z Drew 2082T NJ 57 29 335 1988
22 3 WAØYEI Russ 6300 TX 52 32 310 1974
23 3 N3MVX Jim 3273T PA 54 29 360 1926
24 3 K2VT Randy 1050C NJ 55 28 365 1905
25 3 K8IJ Chas 4781T KY 57 27 350 1889
26 3 KD8JHJ Mike 4877C OH 56 25 320 1720
27 3 AB7KT Ken 4500T NV 46 29 340 1674
28 3 WL7WH Bob 2940T AK 53 26 295 1673
29 3 K1PUB Chas 4101T MA 52 26 260 1612
30 3 KL7GLL Gene 1098T VA 42 26 300 1392
31 3 N3EIN Matt 6742C PA 47 23 290 1371
32 3 K7SDW Greg 6224T CA 43 24 320 1352
33 3 W4TMW Tom 6184T GA 40 24 320 1280
34 3 WDØECO Mitch 6893T MO 38 24 335 1247
35 3 W8JRA Jeff 4757T OH 40 23 295 1215
36 3 K8JD John 1395T MI 37 24 275 1163
37 3 AE4LD Larry 3090T NC 31 27 240 1077
38 3 K5YQF Cecil 1820T TX 35 24 230 1070
39 3 W4CUX Bill 5497T GA 35 23 235 1040
40 3 W4HAY Frank 678T TN 35 22 205 975
41 3 K3YP Ray 5105T OH 30 22 230 890
42 3 AG6F Charlie 4869C CA 30 20 225 825
42 3 KC9KHG Randy 3687T IL 31 20 205 825
44 3 ACØPR Mike 7033T ND 28 21 230 818
45 3 WIØS Kieth 2048T MN 27 22 205 799
46 3 F5DE Bernard 6247T France 32 19 185 793
47 3 WI1B Ken 6866 MA 35 18 160 790
48 3 VE3CWU Bob 5133T ON 27 21 220 787
49 3 K4BAI John 3280 GA 28 19 210 742
50 3 YS1GR Gary 6223 El Salvadore 33 18 135 729
51 3 W1OOO John 3552T MN 28 19 170 702
52 3 NT9K Bill 1926T FL 23 19 195 632
53 3 W2DEC Urb 6668T NJ 24 18 195 627
54 3 K4UFT Ted 4289T SC 26 15 200 590
55 3 KØMC Mike 5241T CO 19 15 265 550
56 3 NØUYN Dennis 5753C MO 20 18 155 515
57 3 VA2NB Michael 120 QC 22 17 140 514
58 3 WA7DUH Steve 7121 WA 22 16 155 507
59 3 KAØRJY Reginald 4100T MN 21 13 230 503
60 3 K4XML Mark 7034 VA 21 16 150 486
61 3 KG4WNA John 4984C KY 19 17 155 478
62 3 KE7ZVJ Joe 5267 MT 21 14 160 454
63 3 KF7ATL Garth 5914C UT 20 16 110 430
63 3 N1LU Don 2252T NH 19 15 145 430
65 3 KE6OIO Ann 1204T CA 19 14 130 396
66 3 N5LUL Brad 3779C TX 17 15 120 375
67 3 K6JF Jim 4261T CA 16 14 125 349
68 3 WA1AR Alan 4079T MA 15 14 120 330
69 3 W2RC Club 5073T NY 16 13 120 328
70 3 K4JPN Steve 2402T GA 17 11 105 292
71 3 KØLWV Larry 3571 MO 16 12 85 277
72 3 AI4UN Charles 4715 GA 15 12 95 275
73 3 KAØCSW Jim 3741T MN 14 12 105 273
74 3 AB2BJ Fred 321 NJ 16 9 125 269
74 3 KK7YJ Jim 2728T MT 14 11 115 269
74 3 W8VN Dennis 3141 MI 14 11 115 269
77 3 AB1BW George 2468T CT 14 12 95 263
78 3 N8KZH Ron 6593 WV 13 12 105 261
79 3 KA5TJS Allen 5172T TX 14 10 105 245
80 3 WB8WTU Dennis 217 OH 13 10 100 230
81 3 K6FFY Nick 1221T WA 13 9 110 227
82 3 K2PAY Jerry 4304T NY 11 11 100 221
83 3 IK2SON Tony 5486T Italy 10 8 135 215
83 3 W9COX Albert 5514T IN 15 12 35 215
85 3 KA5VZG Alan 6264T TN 11 10 90 200
86 3 N3RSD Frank 4379T DE 10 10 95 195
87 3 IK2RMZ Martin 5278T Italy 13 11 50 193
88 3 KI6BHB Dave 4186C CA 10 9 95 185
89 3 KA1SAW Neal 2824T MA 11 8 95 183
89 3 W9LW Jay 6222T IN 12 9 75 183
91 3 K5ENA John 3045T OK 10 10 80 180
91 3 W9CC Larry 469T IN 11 10 70 180
93 3 NG1O Lee 5541 MO 8 5 135 175
93 3 WA4AN Wayne 4283T TN 10 9 85 175
95 3 WA5VQM Mark 58T TX 9 9 80 161
96 3 N7KFD Jim 3659 UT 11 9 60 159
97 3 N2AUR George 5841T NJ 11 8 70 158
98 3 W1RO/7 Jim 1379 NV 10 8 75 155
99 3 NV5F Ginnie 6663 TX 10 8 65 145
100 3 KD5RSS Butch 1910T OK 8 8 80 144
101 3 AC5CW Eric 4229T LA 9 9 60 141
102 3 WD8NHA Mike 4275 MI 8 8 70 134
103 3 OH7QR Erkki 6379 Finland 12 7 45 129
104 3 OH5FNI Timo 6378 Finland 15 6 35 125
105 3 KI4KXO Danny 3487 GA 8 6 70 118
106 3 N3PDT Doug 6861 MO 6 6 80 116
107 3 AC6FU Jack 6477 NV 6 6 75 111
108 3 KC2STA Dan 4290 NY 7 7 50 99
109 3 W5AG Arch 3965T LA 6 6 60 96
110 3 S52CC Vince 5011C Slovenia 10 5 40 90
111 3 2EØJCY John 3605 England 6 6 45 81
111 3 WØGAF Bob 6258 MN 6 6 45 81
113 3 KE7NVA Eric 5994 OR 9 6 25 79
114 3 W2NTV Scott 5596 NY 4 2 70 78
115 3 K6BHH Curt 3646 CA 5 5 50 75
115 3 N4QLB Michael 6650T AL 5 5 50 75
117 3 KØXI Lee 6754 MO 2 1 70 72
118 3 GØRDO John 2133T England 6 6 35 71
119 3 K4ZGB Tom 796T AL 7 5 35 70
120 3 KØMAF Jack 4888T MO 3 3 55 64
121 3 N9RLO John 4701 IN 3 3 50 59
122 3 W1HFF Joe 6309 MA 4 4 40 56
123 3 KA1XC John 5188T MA 5 3 40 55
123 3 W7WEL Bill 6448 ID 6 5 25 55
125 3 KD5MMM Phil 4209T TX 4 3 40 52
126 3 9A2VJ Vel 2533 Croatia 2 2 45 49
126 3 W6JWP Joe 7018 CA 2 2 45 49
128 3 K6HTN Kate 5405 CA 4 4 30 46
129 3 VK4TJ John 4474T Australia 5 3 30 45
130 3 KA2EYH Gil 7089 IN 4 4 25 41
130 3 KK9U Mark 3818T IN 4 4 25 41
132 3 NF1O Barry 164T NH 3 3 30 39
133 3 ACØAC Alan 4452 ND 3 2 30 36
133 3 G4LMW Rob 4454T England 4 4 20 36
133 3 KA8HDE Chuck 6913 MN 3 2 30 36
133 3 KI4UZI Richard 5679 FL 1 1 35 36
137 3 K9QH Mike 1573 WI 3 3 25 34
137 3 KC2ICA Dave 2206 NY 6 4 10 34
139 3 WB2HTO David 4236T MA 4 4 15 31
140 3 KØKEX Rick 5220T MO 3 3 20 29
140 3 W8KI Russ 6973 MI 3 3 20 29
142 3 KK6AW Kelsey 3830T CA 2 2 20 24
142 3 KV4DT William 7076 TN 2 2 20 24
142 3 VE5CUL Brian 1672 SK 2 2 20 24
142 3 WD5CCW Mike 4515T MS 2 2 20 24
142 3 WØSZV Eldon 4999T MO 2 2 20 24
147 3 K6CSL Bert 4486 CA 3 3 10 19
147 3 KE7WAV Stephen 5500 UT 3 3 10 19
149 3 N3AEA Ron 3721 MD 5 2 5 15
150 3 EA3NO Lluis 6653T Spain 2 2 10 14
151 3 KU4GW Cliff 652 NC 1 1 10 11
151 3 KU8L Curt 5380T MI 1 1 10 11
151 3 NB4F Bob 3355 GA 1 1 10 11
151 3 W2HWW Tony 4488 NJ 1 1 10 11
155 3 AA9KH Jay 0219C IL 1 1 0 1
1 4 F6HKA Bert 6069T France 107 39 555 4728
2 4 K8WSN Bill 4986T MI 64 28 410 2202
3 4 KX9DX Rick 5166 IL 44 25 210 1310
4 4 KB1ODO Andy 6229T VT 29 17 260 753
5 4 KR7W Rich 609C WA 14 12 135 303
6 4 W7DRA Mike 18912 WA 3 3 20 29
1 5 WB4OFT John 958 NC 18 14 180 432
2 5 SM5-1252 Ullmar NONE Sweden 8 7 50 106

Sprint Stats

Number of participants by state..
AK 1 AL 4 AR 0 AZ 2 CA 11 CO 1 CT 1 DE 1 FL 3 GA 8
HI 0 IA 0 ID 1 IL 6 IN 7 KS 3 KY 2 LA 3 MA 9 MD 3
ME 1 MI 10 MN 6 MO 13 MS 1 MT 4 NC 4 ND 2 NE 1 NH 2
NJ 9 NM 0 NV 3 NY 12 OH 8 OK 3 OR 1 PA 2 RI 0 SC 1
SD 0 TX 11 TN 4 UT 3 VA 3 VT 1 WA 5 WI 3 WV 2 WY 0

State with most participants: MO 13
Total USA participants: 181
Total non-USA participants: 22

Number of QSOs by state..
AK 53 AL 95 AR 0 AZ 123 CA 187 CO 19 CT 14 DE 10 FL 164 GA 150
HI 0 IA 0 ID 6 IL 221 IN 111 KS 91 KY 76 LA 110 MA 181 MD 95
ME 13 MI 178 MN 99 MO 447 MS 2 MT 45 NC 89 ND 31 NE 146 NH 22
NJ 326 NM 0 NV 62 NY 278 OH 176 OK 90 OR 9 PA 101 RI 0 SC 26
SD 0 TX 228 TN 58 UT 34 VA 67 VT 29 WA 190 WI 221 WV 74 WY 0

State with most QSOs: MO 447
Total QSOs with one or more USA operators: 4747
Total QSOs with one or more non-USA operators: 403

Countries Represented in This Sprint
Australia, Canada, Croatia, El Salvadore, England, Finland, France, Italy, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, USA

Soapbox

N7KFD Operated by: Jim, 3659 from UT

To many birthdays this weekend left little time to operate but had fun making the few
contacts I was able to squeeze in.


ACØPR Operated by: Mike, 7033T from ND

Spent 3 hours on WES, a few more contacts than last month. I had a great time!
I'm "retiring" my Homebrew key after today as I got WAS with it (not all SKCC though).
Thanks and 73 all.


IK2SON Operated by: Tony, 5486T from Italy

Today on 15 meters was going well then just dropped it from spreading in the evening on
20 meters but all signals will be low but that's okay for next time very tnx to all 73
TonY.


KD2JC Operated by: Joe, 710 from NJ

Another enjoyable sprint. Condx good here. Thanks to all 73.


N2JNZ Operated by: George, 2836T from NY

Had a great time with 1 watt !!! Worked FL, AZ , ND and all over the USA !! Thanks to
Bert , F6HKA for 20 and 15 meters !!! Also good to work Dave , W1DV , its been a LONG
time !!! Heard NG7Z on 20 meters but I couldnt make it. Also a QRP to QRP from Pete ,
W1PNS !! Rig here a Kenwood TS 930s and antenna a ZeroFive 40 meter vertical. Also used a
Oak Hills WM-1 QRP meter. And bug was the Good Ol 1964 Blue Racer. Thanks to all who
heard me !!!!

massive power ......... :)


WB8ENE Operated by: Art, 3773T from OH

Decided to crank it up to 5 Watts this time. Had a great time as usual. Rig is K3 with
135' doublet @ 15' for 80 and 40, and a 4BTV on the roof @ 25' for 20. See you in the
next sprint. 72, Art

Visiting Elecraft on my recent vacation to California


VK4TJ Operated by: John, 4474T from Australia

Possibly my worst score ever, despite superb upper HF conditions. On the bright side, 2
new (as far as I know) SKCC countries made their debut: EI & ES. In fact, all of my
QSO's were with non-US stations.


AC5CW Operated by: Eric, 4229T from LA

I tried to concentrate on 20m, Looking for the last few states i need for w.a.s. 20m. i
used my VIZ-KEY "COOTIE" for every contact. and a IC-718 RUNNING 100 WATTS INTO A G5RV AT
25 FEET. Nothing special, just a real challenge for me, using that rig with so many
stations on :-) i gotta get some filters soon.


WDØECO Operated by: Mitch, 6893T from MO

Another great WES. The Mizzou and KC Chiefs football games took some time away but it
was fun. My Begali Spark arrived on Friday just in time for the WES.

I was glad to work Bill, KB2RAW, once again this time. And of course some MO stations:
WA0BGV and NE0S, Slim and Mark.

I was hoping for a AK, DE, or HI for WAS but none heard.

73, Mitch WD0ECO 6893T

Begali Spark


K8HW Operated by: Dave, 5324T from MI

This was the best WES for me so far! I only worked forty meters and all QRP. Had a real
blast!


N9QU Operated by: Leo, 3464T from WI

First WES with FT-817. Lots of fun in a small package, but still a little behind the
learning curve. Thanks to all for another great WES. See you next month from the left
coast, /6. 73


WA2JSG Operated by: Curt, 3018T from NJ

Decided to blow the dust off my IC703 (no filter-!UGH!) turned down to 5 watts. Vertical
antenna (elevated). Bencher key. 12v battery jumper box. All my 20 contacts on 40 meters
(great conditions).
Thanks to those that really had to listen up for my 'lil signal. Look forward to next time.


WA2JSG/QRP


KA1SAW Operated by: Neal, 2824T from MA

It was a Good Weekend Sprint, had a fun time making the few contacts that I did.
Good to work Dave- W1DV again, its been a while Hi Hi. See you all next WES.
Neal - KA1SAW
SKCC - 2824T




W4CUX Operated by: Bill, 5497T from GA

Had a great time. Made a few contacts Saturday evening, but watching college football got
in the way. Sunday was great.. 10 meters was a bust for me, but 20, 40 and 80 were great.
Got to play with all my keys. Thanks to those who put up with my "bug" fist. Looking
forward to the next event.
73 - Bill


K5ENA Operated by: John, 3045T from OK

I forgot about the WES until the last 2 hours. Better late than never.

73,
John, K5ENA, SKCC 3045T


W9DLN Operated by: Dan, 3635T from WI

Great time as always. Mults were hard to come by and this afternoon was a little slower
than usual. Maybe shorter days means less of a window for DX. Most memorable was
working NM on 80. Oh well, there's always next month...

Special thanks to K2RFP and K3UK. Couldn't do this without you guys.


WA2OQJ Operated by: Jim, 5941T from NY

Yaesu FT-817nd @ 1 watt Dipole and 10' high 20mtr delta loop - I could only work approx. the
last 3 hours in this WES but was happy with my results...The delta loop is really working
well on 20 and 15 (17 too! but not in the sprint) My highlight this WES was finally working
Bernard F5DE on 40, we have tried numerous times with no success. Had to bump up the power
to 5 watts to do it so I didnt count his QSO or Randy KB4QQJ's (Forgot to drop the pwr back
down) in my totals...Hope to have time next one to work the entire Sprint!

72/73 ~ Jim WA2OQJ


KBØETU Operated by: Phil, 4542C from AL

Did the first 12 hours using my dipole up 15 feet. Last 12 hours I used a G5RV up 35
feet. Height plus the size of the antenna definitely makes a difference! Had 6 contacts
the first half, and 12 the last. Maybe next time I'll start out with the G5RV. It was
fun, as usual, and thanks to all. 73, Phil


WØSZV Operated by: Eldon, 4999T from MO

Tied up with P.A.L.S. and dog agility event at purina farms most of the wwekend plud
house full of company from canada. got kb2raw early and Bert F6HKA this afternoon between
all other things. good sprint be ready for next month



W7GVE Operated by: Ed, 729T from AZ

Given the fact that 20 was terrible until late in the contest, and that the PA and AZ QSO
PTYS were supplying plenty of QRM, this was a good WES.... YS1GR was a nice surprise and
Bert F6HKA was there again.... I had fun again.. ED


KD8JHJ Operated by: Mike, 4877C from OH

What a blast! Good conditions observed from my QTH. worked 100 watts on 80m, 50 watts
on 40m and 20m. Rig: Icom 718 Ant: End Fed Half Wave wires horizontal. 40m wire at
38'. Keying: NT9K Pro-Pump and Vibroplex Original.

I heard many good fists- you guys are a class act. Thanks all for the contacts. This
will be my best score for any radio contest in my 2 years as a ham. CUL 73


K8JD Operated by: John, 1395T from MI

I spent the last few weekends repairing intermittant coax problems on the 80M antenna and
never made one 80M QSO on the WES.
Had fun on 40 and 20M .


N3EIN Operated by: Matt, 6742C from PA

I started on 20m last night at 0000Z with my new "C" and got 1 QSO with K0MC before the
band went dead by 0008Z. It looked grim with 40m and 80m busy with PA and AZ contests but
plenty of SKCC ops to be found. Worked around some big pileups on 15m today working K0MC
again but spent most of the time on 40m. N3MVX and I thought maybe 80m would be productive
early this morning, but I think we were the only ones Jim! Otherwise A very busy WES in
PA, so we should have a good showing in the stats. Next time I'm going to use a logging
program! Thanks to all for a great WES! 73 Matt


NØUMP Operated by: Bill, 659T from MO

It was a little crowded with all of the QSO parties going at the same time but WOW what
a great time. I really enjoy these sprints and what a bunch of fine operators to work
with. I got to work Harold on the next to the last contact. Thanks Harold. Again my
thanks goes out to everyone who makes these sprints possible. 73 Bill N0UMP 659T


KE7ZVJ Operated by: Joe, 5267 from MT

I had a blast! Every sprint I get better at numbers, I have more QSO'a, and most
important....I HAVE LOTS OF FUN! I am always 100olar powered, and soon I will try a
sprint using QRP only! TU to Ci (WU7R) for introducing me to my new habbit, and the SKCC!
If your havent worked a sprint yet, jump in and try! Its a blast! TU AR SK .. 73 TO ALL
Joe KE7ZVJ MT 5267


KH6OZ Operated by: George, 3975T from MT

73's tks for QSO's

George


WAØBGV Operated by: Slim, 5465T from MO

Plenty of activity at my qth. Kids and Grandkids here for Birthday Celebration and then
Had to watch the Football Game. Worked some on refurbishing my old Sys 33 Wilson Triband
Beam. Wx was great es qrn low until late in the afternoon here. Tnx Harold fer 2 bands
es Tnx to all for great fun. de Sli

Ahh! Who said the good ole days are gone!!!!


KFØXV Operated by: Joe, 3520 from KS

This was my 2nd WES. I had a lot of fun. Running 5 watts into a dipole.



KB3RBC Operated by: Ben, 5987 from MD

Another great WES! Missed the last few because of work. It was great to get back on the
key and QSO with some great SKCC operators. See you all on the air again soon!

73 de Ben
KB3RBC


K4UFT Operated by: Ted, 4289T from SC

80M in good shape Saturday night and should improve the further we get into Fall and
Winter. 40M carried the load as usual. 1 QSO on 20M. Nothing heard on 15M or 10M.

Changed station setup. Icom IC-7000 @10W to end-fed 30 Ft wire taped to celing and
running down the hall. 15 Ft counterpoise wire running from radio ground lug across the
floor and down the hall. Antenna system seemed to work better than my usual 50W to the
mobile whip vertical outside on the patio. ("Perception is Reality"?)

Key was a new Vibroplex "Code Mite" ... felt pretty good for a key that small.


WA1VIL Operated by: Greg, 443T from MA

All QRP this time-with a trap dipole in the attic. Thanks to all who dug me out
especially Bert F6HKA on 40 meters! My complements to everyone who works to make these
events so much fun!


NT9K Operated by: Bill, 1926T from FL

Lots of fun! I heard lots of beautiful sounding fists. Strongest signal was Bert W5ZR. It
was nice to be able to spend more time on the air. Still, it never seems to be enough and
I always want more. Nice to see all the DX joining in!
Until next time, 73. Bill NT9K #1926T



NEØS Operated by: Mark, 6585T from MO

A great sprint here,was not feeling too well so didn`t expect to work the sprint much but
condx were so gud I couldn`t leave the key HIHI..my best effort so far ,tnx to all for
your calls..caught some dx on 15 and 20(F6HKA-IK2SON-IK2RMZ-tnx)!Also great to hear and
work AK-WL7WH-tnx BOB!...Still missed afew weak sigs here I guess it can`t be helped but
sorry guys...Thanks everyone C U next time 73 Mark NE0S


K4JPN Operated by: Steve, 2402T from GA

Conditions were strange on 40M Sat evening, I could work the West Coast, but East Coast
stations were hard to work from GA. Worked a few stations Sunday afternoon.

73, Steve K4JPN

Straight Keys used with K2


K4BAI Operated by: John, 3280 from GA

FT1000MP, 100W, TH6DXX, dipole, zepp, inverted vee. Time was limited. Conditions were
pretty good on 80, 40, and 20. 15 was open, but heard no WES calls there. Thanks for
the QSOs. See you all next month. 73, John, K4BAI.


W3NP Operated by: Dave, 3182T from WV

I used my Ten Tec Argonaut V at 5 watts for the entire event. Keys used were the Vibroplex
Presentation bug along with the Telefunken German WW2 straight key.
40 meters seemed to deteriorate as Saturday evening wore on with sparse activity and weak
signals but I made more 80 meter Qso's than I have since last winter. 20 was just ok on
Sunday and 40 was so so with a lot of "watery" sounding signals on both bands, but I did
manage to work G0RDO and IK2SON on 20. All in all, not a bad WES for just running 5 watts.
I am in the process of renovating a spare closet for use as my wintertime QRP headquarters
and I just got enough of it together to get on the air by 0045 or so. I had a good time as
usual and enjoyed working some of the regulars such as K0LUW and W4CU on 3 bands.
Hopefully by November I will be more organized.

Ten Tec Argo V and Vibroplex Presentation in the new "Closet QRP Shack"


AE4LD Operated by: Larry, 3090T from NC

Hi folks well a pretty good WES for me, had a great time and made several DX contacts, 73
till next month. Larry


NG7Z Operated by: Paul, 802T from WA

Spent just over 8 hours this weekend on the sprint. This is a substantial amount of time
for me on the radio but now that summer is over, most of my jobs on the property are done
for the year. Finally broke the 100 qso barrier. Haven't done that in a long time.
Terrific to hear so many non C's and T's. And also lots of high SKCC numbers. Out of 138
Q's, 91 were unique callsigns. Great showing again by Mr. Fist himself, Dan W9DLN, how
does he do that!!?? Congrats indeed. CU in the SKS. 73 Paul NG7Z


WØYZZ Operated by: Dave, 5519T from MO

Another Great WES I've already marked My November schedule see you then.


N3AEA Operated by: Ron, 3721 from MD

My first SKCC contest, it was enjoyable..thanks for running it.


N2AUR Operated by: George, 5841T from NJ

This is my all time low in participation. Thanks to K6CSL for his patience in eaking out
the qso from the noise. Thanks to the crew who make this event possible.
George N2AUR


KB2RAW Operated by: Bill, 6539T from NY

Thanks to all..see ya on the bands..



KL7GLL Operated by: Gene, 1098T from VA

Made first WES contact on 6 mtrs -- TU Ron, AC2C. Another excellent turnout and lots of
activity, including new members. Bands noisier than usual but excellent signals most of
the time. Contacts on 5 bands: 80, 40, 20, 15, and 6. Come on, sunspots!!


AC2C Operated by: Ron, 2748T from MD

Great WES... I was much more active that I had planned.

My routine was disrupted when the Icom AH-4 remote tuner that I use on my inverted "L"
went belly up. Luckily, I had a spare on the shelf and it took 3-4 hours to lower the
wire, rerun the coax and control cable and get back on the air. Somewhere along the line,
I also ended up blowing the internal fuse on the IC-756Pro3 so that took an extra hour to
find and fix.



K9JP Operated by: Jeff, 3008T from MI

First, time back on the air in quite a few months. I had a lot of fun!
Thanks, de Jeff - K9JP SKCC #3008T


AA9KH Operated by: Jay, 0219C from IL

Great to get on HF CW again. Sorry y'all ... my HF antenna farm currently is down.
Continued good weather here in the "frozen" (H I) north will only delay the project
whilst I thoroughly enjoy a few more bicycle rides. Many thank Ken, WI1B for digging my
mobile signal out of the 40M din. Yaesu FT-100, ATAS-120, '02 Dodge Neon and trusty KY116
R/U made the one QSO possible. BTW Ken, I was only running about 10 watts RF output.
Great job! CUL all. 73 from AA9KH/Mobile.


AB7KT Operated by: Ken, 4500T from NV

Prior to this, I never seriously worked one of these. I think the most Qs I ever had was
six. But, I was off from work, and put in some time on this one and worked 46 Qs. I
worked at least six MO stations. I also got my long awaited WV station. Still no
Delaware or HI.
I had a good time and hope I can put this kind of time into future WES. Thanks to
everyone giving out contacts.


WAØYEI Operated by: Russ, 6300 from TX

Had a great time once again! Even topped it off with an Alaskan SKCC contact. 73's to
all.


K6CSL Operated by: Bert, 4486 from CA

These were contacts I made while searching for stations in the Oceana DX CW Contest.
Bert, K6CSL


KE7NVA Operated by: Eric, 5994 from OR

Lots of fun as always. Thanks! 73, Eric


KK5J Operated by: Bob, 6947 from OK

My wrist is sore again!!


K4XML Operated by: Mark, 7034 from VA

I've had my ticket for just a couple months, and this was my first Amateur contest of any
sort. I enjoyed it very much, and it was very helpful for learning CW op procedure. It was
also a great boost toward Centurion. Twenty of my thirty SKCC NRs were obtained in the
past 24 hours. The SKCC has been an invaluable resource in learning the code, and it was
great meeting and hearing you all in the WES.


W1RO/7 Operated by: Jim, 1379 from Las Vegas, Nv

Worked WES on 4 bands, 80, 40, 20 and 15 with fair results using my IC706MKIIG and the
ever solid U.S. Navy Flameproof key. Thanks to F6HKA for the DX and Ken, AB7KT, in the
next valley west of Las Vegas for a Nevada contact. Thanks to all that came to play.


K8WSN Operated by: Bill, 4986T from MI

Conditions on 80 meters sounded good here with low QRN levels. Worked SKCC stations in
FL, NV and BC within a few minutes of each other after 0400Z. But didn't hear much WES
activity after 0530Z so gave up for the night. Special thanks to VE5BCS for giving me a
call on 40 meters the next morning - a real surprise! I've never been called by the SKCC
Special Member before. My thanks to all of you for the FB QSOs and for making the WES so
much fun. 73, Bill


NV9X Operated by: Jim, 1358T from IL

Another gud WES, despite bad band condx here Saturday evening. Thanks F6HKA for 3 bands. TU
to all my contacts. SRI I could not get gud enough cpy on some stations. TU SKCC.



NØUYN Operated by: Dennis, 5753C from MO

This WES I seem to have gotten generally better signal reports than I gave out, although I
ran my usual 25 watts into a 40M OCFD. I heard Harold VE5BCS a couple of times, but he
was working S & P, so I couldn't call him. Thanks to Garth KF7ATL and Bob KK5J for new
states of UT and OK. 73.


GØRDO Operated by: John, 2133T from England

Constant S8 noise here on 20M but had fun working 6 stations. VA2NB, S52CC, W9DLN (good
copy for hours)OH7QR, W9CC & W3NP.

Big Marconi AS No300A c1930's


KC9KHG Operated by: Randy, 3687T from IL

Haven't been on the radio much...it's summer here!Didn't get a lot of time to play
Sunday,had a family party at my house!Met a few new and ran into a few old members. Had
fun as always! Thanks to all and hope to do it again next month!


KC2STA Operated by: Dan, 4290 from NY

one qso better then last month. Worked new state AK!


SM5-1252 Operated by: Ullmar, NONE from Sweden

I got an invitation to participate, and even though the result is very modest, it was fun.
Here are the particulars for October 10. 2010:
I logged S52CC 7055 KHZ 0410 UTC CLG K9LUW
F6HKA 14056 KHZ 1120 UTC CLG CQ WES AND ALSO LATER, NAME BERT, NR 60690.
W5ZR 14050 KHZ 1342 UTC WKG F6HKA NAME BERT, NR 29320
F5DE 14052 KHZ 1353 UTC WKG W5ZR NAME BERNARD NR NOT HEARD
G0RDO 14051 KHZ 1404 UTC WKG S52CC NAME JOHN NR 21330.
S52CC 14051 KHZ 1404 UTC WKG G0RDO NAME VINCE NR NOT HEARD
WB1BQJ 14053 KHZ 1627 UTC WKG W5APS NAME FRANK NO NR
IK2RMZ 14053 KHZ 1632 UTC WKG OH5FNI NAME MARTIN NO 52780

I was using a SANGEAN ATS 909 receiver with a 40 m long Inverted Vee antenna.

Vy 73 from Sweden!
Ullmar, SM5-1252



W5ESE Operated by: Scott, 688C from TX

Good conditions. 40m was the money band here. Check 10m periodically but no takers. Used
my old Novice key from Radio Shack.


KØLWV Operated by: Larry, 3571 from MO

I was nursing a sore thumb from a rottweiller bite on my cw fist. I wish clubs would
spread out their contests over the year. This weekend their was the PA QSO party, AZ QSO
party, some DX contests, a FISTS sprint, and the WES. I dabbled in all of them, and then
their was the nice weather outside.


KQ1P Operated by: Johnpeckenham, 5068 from ME

My first sprint as a Centurion. Conditions were good but 10 meters never opened here. 73 until next time.


VE3FUJ Operated by: Brion, 4936C from ON

VE3FUJ The band seemed in good shape for medium skip 1.5 -- 3K miles I got a new state and
prov. I could only participate a few hrs. as we had company coming for Thanks-Giving
Dinner and I had to help preparing things. But it was good fun while it lasted. The first
hr was filled with west-coast calls, then a breather as the band seemed to change and not
much heard, I tried again later, around 0130z the band was very noisy not much going on, I
did pick up a few. In the morning around 1230z I picked a few more for a total of 20. then
it was time to help the XYL. Brion


KA5VZG Operated by: Alan, 6264T from TN

Fun as always. No luck on 10m here.


WA1AR Operated by: Alan, 4079T from MA

Started out Sat night and SWR was crazy. Sunday morning my main antenna was down on the
ground. So I missed the usual Sunday morning operating. The deeper I got into fixing
the antenna the worse it got. The wire was oxidized and was hard to solder to. When I
went to pull it up the rope broke. Had to start all over, off to the hardware store for
rope and up the tree I go. Took a break and went to use a back up antenna and a PL259
with the brown insulator was fried and smoking. Had to change that too. Worked Bert W5ZR
as a test run in the afternoon to get one antenna going. By the time I got it all back
together and the tools and ladders put away it was over.

Alan


VE5BCS Operated by: Harold, 3946C from SK

A special tnx to all. It was fun and a challange.C u next wes. My best score.


K2RFP Operated by: Dick, 2099T from NY

I looked on 10m a few times and even tried sending CQ.
I heard no signals. I wonder if anybody had success on 10m.



W4TMW Operated by: Tom, 6184T from GA

This is probably the best WES I've been participated in as far as band condx were
concerned. Enjoyed all the activity and contacts. Worked about 5 hrs total.

Hope to do it again next month. 73 to all and good DX.


K1PUB Operated by: Chas, 4101T from MA

Ran my Omni VII at 80 watts to the 200 foot doublet with one end down (gotta fix that
before next WES!). Beautiful New England fall day, way too nice to be inside playing
radio, and social commitments also limited operating time but bands seemed pretty good.
Made QSOs on 160 thru 15 meters. Dan, W9DLN, seemed to be running multi op multi radio,
he was everywhere. Thanks for four bands, Dan. Nice to work Dave, W1DV too.


VE3GTC Operated by: Graham, 6829 from ON

Conditions where not so good for this WES. I only heard one station which I worked but
heard no others. I called several times but got no reply. Working QRP didn't help either.

Looking forward to the next one.

cheers, Graham ve3gtc SKCC 6829



W2RC Operated by: Club, 5073T from NY

A few members of the Radio Cantral Amateur Radio Club got together on Sunday
afternoon at the home of Dick, K2RFP to put W2RC on the air for the WES.

Dick teamed up with Jerry (K2PAY) and logged 8 QSOs and Neil (KC2KY) teamed up
with Tony (KA2PJO) and they also logged 8 QSOs. We ran 25 watts to an 80m loop
antenna. Cookie helped us with the code.

We had a nice time.





KF7ATL Operated by: Garth, 5914C from UT

It was a good sprint, and I had a fun time. I love the way everyone is so laid back and
willing to help a guy out. I only had time for 20 QSOs, but that's my 2nd highest since I
started. I worked Bert in France for the 3rd time (he was my only QSO on 15 m), but
couldn't copy Bernard at all. Go figure! Thanks, everybody!


W9CC Operated by: Larry, 469T from IN

It was very good to hear and work G0RDO and F5DE! 73!


W9HLY Operated by: Vern, 6672 from IN

3 low bands were soft. My CQ to return ratio was down. Or is it my imagination?

Makeshift hand key - hell to be poor....


K5YQF Operated by: Cecil, 1820T from TX

Twenty meters was quiet here so spent time on 40. I found a lot of activity above 7100
and will spend more time there in the future. Thank you Bert (F6HKA) for recognizing my
new "T"; that's a nice touch. I'm going to try to do the same for others.


VE5CUL Operated by: Brian, 1672 from SK

Thanks for the couple of contacts on 80 Saturday night in the QRN. On Sunday it was like
summer here and I had to take the canoe to Lake Diefenbaker near my QTH and have one more
short swim. Until next time - 73.
Brian



W7DRA Operated by: Mike, 18912 from WA

got the ol' sx71 and arc5 witht he 805 pa up and running, good to get on and work a
couple!


KE7WAV Operated by: Stephen, 5500 from UT

I wish I had more time, I enjoy the WES.


W1HFF Operated by: Joe, 6309 from MA

Another great time. Thanks SKCC.


KA1XC Operated by: John, 5188T from MA

It was a busy radio weekend so my time was spread out. I operated the AZ and PA QSO
parties a bit, looked for Oceana DX (heard nuttin new), banged heads in the ridiculous PJ
pileups (got nuttin!) and finally enjoyed a few leisurely WES contacts on 15M. Sunday was
nice so I started working on a RX delta loop before it got dark, then had to go make
supper (ham and beans!). Tnx for the fun and 73!


F5DE Operated by: Bernard, 6247T from France

It was nice to hear and contact SKCC friends again !
Not many QSO but always very exciting when the signals were as low as the ground noise,
for example the QSO with WA2OQJ/QRP was similar to an EME contact !
Also a good QSO with another QRP station : NE5DL.
And the hihlight of this WES : 7 bands QSO with Bert F6HKA, from 160 m to 6 m,
of course, we are quite neighbours (abt 100 km),
but the ground-wave was sometimes very weak, and I have no antenna for 160 m,
my old Hy-Gain DX88 GP + antenna tuner was used to do a difficult top band QSO (for Bert
I guess !)
Thank you all, 73 QRO and see you in next WES.
Bernard.


EA3NO Operated by: Lluis, 6653T from Spain

Family party today I could not be active, final major storm only 2 qso ... W9DLN and 9A2VJ
73, lluis ea3no


K8IJ Operated by: Chas, 4781T from KY

What a great group - thanks to all! Vy 73, Chas



NF1O Operated by: Barry, 164T from NH

Did not have much time but did a few QSOs for first one with New Call
Barry NF1O Ex WB1EDI


N3JJT Operated by: Scott, 255T from OH

Well, I have always had fun on the WES! First time for me to enter as QRP! But, this time
was way more fun! I was camping, and had my gear with me. FT817, and a Par End Fed
10-20-40 antenna. This antenna is awsome, and by far the best set up I have used
portable. I even worked Bert, F6HKA! He was 589 on me, and I was 579 there! Great time
at the campsite! Worked a few guys I always work, like Dan, W9DLN, and Bert, W5ZR. I
worked a few new ones too! Winter is coming, so more participation on the WES is in store!

73..Scott

Simple Simple Portable QRP


NE5DL Operated by: Dave, 5081T from TX

K3/5W/SKCC key. Another enjoyable WES. Worked Sunday only and then around the TX Rangers
and Cowboys (both frustrating). Nothing heard on 10M. Thanks all for pulling the sigs out
especially F5DE. Couldn't work any of the EA stations that showed up.


WB4OFT Operated by: John, 958 from NC

With a limited amount of time over the contest weekend, I thought I would try something different. SWLing is harder
than you think. Can't ask for a repeat if you miss part of the exchange. But, you can learn to hunt down a station by
listening for an operators unique fist without having to wait for his call sign.


KA5TJS Operated by: Allen, 5172T from TX

Great WES. I worked my 14 I was there contacts and got my T. Thanks for everyone who
helped me make it. I am not a contester but do like the ones put on by this club.

73s Allen


KØKEX Operated by: Rick, 5220T from MO

Time was limited for the WES, Saturday evening was spent at the Airline History Museum at
the Kansas City downtown airport. The Connie crew did an engine run-up as the sun set. The
evening was filled with Big Band sounds from the "Moon Light Serenade" orchestra, good
friends and great weather. Thanks to KA2FIR, W7GVE, and Tony IK2SON for the Q's we managed
on Sunday. FYI: A museum cabinet filled with radio gear from the forties had a nice
Vibroplex from the telegraph days. Hope to get some info and pictures for next time.
CU all on the next WES, 73 Rick

TWA Save A Connie project


N5LUL Operated by: Brad, 3779C from TX

I've been absent for the past several months. Will get back as a regular player in the
upcoming sprints... sure is fun... no matter how many "points" I get.



WU7R Operated by: Ci, 22T from MT

I only spent about an hour this time, but had fun trying to get some new numbers...thanks, Cu


K8NB Operated by: Noel, 3112T from MI

Again only about an hour to operate. This month I was QRP on 40 meters only using my kit
built SW40+. 1.5 watts. Thanks to all those who heard me.


VA2NB Operated by: Michael, 120 from QC

I operated from my cottage using a Yaesu FT897D at about 40W and a double-sized G5RV at about 45 feet, using
my 1970 vintage Vibroplex Lightning Bug Deluxe. I love the casual laid-back nature of these Weekend Sprints. Very nice
to work G0RDO and YS1GR on 20m ! Till next time 73 - Michael VA2NB / VE3WMB



OH7QR Operated by: Erkki, 6379 from Finland

Not good success but anyhow: I got some QSOs. Unfortunately got only W5ZR Bert from other
side of the Pond. Many thanks to all for the QSOs.
73 de Erkki # 6379


AF2Z Operated by: Drew, 2082T from NJ

The bands sounded nice: not as much noise and more multi-band contacts than usual here.
Tried 10m a number of times but had no luck there, and only two QSOs on 15m... Worked
France on 15/20/40 thanks to Bert F6HKA and Bernard F5DE... Tks to Gary YS1GR for surprise
call and 599 rpt... Good to hear AK once again with Bob WL7WH on 20m during final hour
(hope your are around in January for K3Y when we need you!)... Tks to Ullmar for posting
your SWL log: at 1403UTC I was working David KD0R just three KHz lower than where you were
listening!... Racked up 32 T's but only 3 C's this sprint... My rig: Elecraft K3 running
10 watts to random wire, 100ft long, up 30ft. My key was the trusty ol' Junker.


VE3AKV Operated by: Bob, 5204T from ON

Hello at all...

Well...I could only manage about an hour to play WES this past holiday weekend. Canadian
Thanksgiving weekend is a busy outdoor weekend what with friends and family therefore, not
a lot of time for radio.

My warmest thanks to all those who managed to hear and read my 5w QRP signal.

I'll see you all next month again...

73/72
Bob




K6JF Operated by: Jim, 4261T from CA

Most contacts were on 40m Saturday nite. 20/15 were just horrible Sunday, thus the low
number of QSOs. I'd like to say it was fun, but not his time.


WIØS Operated by: Kieth, 2048T from MN

Just had a chance to work a short time but had a great time.


K7SDW Operated by: Greg, 6224T from CA

Glad I got to do this wes as now my left hand is all wrapped up from surgery I had
10/12/10. It should be ready for the next one..time and band condx permitting.
Greg/k7sdw 6224T


G4LMW Operated by: Rob, 4454T from England

Only manages a brief visit to the radio, but nice just to make a small contribution!


OH5FNI Operated by: Timo, 6378 from Finland

On behalf of Timo OH5FNI # 6378 de Erkki OH7QR # 6379
Timo has not got an internet connection. He says that visitors prevented somewhat his
participation. He thanks all for the QSOs and is looking forward to the next WES
(hopefully without guests, HI).
73 de Erkki OH7QR


ACØAC Operated by: Alan, 4452 from ND

Local storms made me QRT after an hour Sat. night; good reports on the new mag loop are
encouraging. Hoping for more and better operating soon. Special Thanks to this Great
Group! - 73, Alan


KK6AW Operated by: Kelsey, 3830T from CA

Only had time for 2 contacts Bert and randy, I had to attend my 73rd BD party.
Maybe next time I can give more attention to the WES. I was surprised that I made to WES
contacts as I thought the WES started later that day. Kelsey KK6AW

J-36 modified Damper


W8KI Operated by: Russ, 6973 from Homer, Mi

Sri I couldn't participate more. Too many excuses (hi): I was dead-tired from a long day
prior to the event, had other unforseen obligations suddenly pop up &, the band did not
cooperate well for me during my brief activity. I heard a lot of stations buried in the
local QRN. Hopefully next time will be better!!!
God Bless es v y 73


W7WEL Operated by: Bill, 6448 from ID

The brief period I worked SEC was fun! Next time I'll try to operate more.


NV5F Operated by: Ginnie, 6663 from TX

I worked my first WES on Oct. 10th and had a great time. Folks were friendly and
patient. I plan to work quite a few more. I used my first - and only - straight key to
work the contest. It's one of those super basic MFJ keys that comes with a practice
oscilator. Minus the oscilator it's a nice little key. I'll probably use it forever!
73 Ginnie, NV5F

Yes, this is my first key - MFJ straight key. Still works great!


NB4F Operated by: Bob, 3355 from GA

I didn't get to operate as much as I would have liked. I also want to thank Ken AB7KT for
my one contact.


KI4UZI Operated by: Richard, 5679 from FL

Only got one worked the second one faded out befoe we could finish.
Hope to get more time next month.



AG6F Operated by: Charlie, 4869C from CA

My first entery for WES. Propagation was guite good. Can only work 20m & 40m bands.
Due to low noise on 40 meters, which is rare at my QTH, I was able to work some of the
weaker signals. Worked Harold in SK and Bob in AK, both on 20m. This was a good start for
me. Also picked up a few C's and T's for my next level.
Charlie AG6F 4869C


W5AG Operated by: Arch, 3965T from LA

Thanks to all contacts. I was a casual particiant this time.


KD5MMM Operated by: Phil, 4209T from TX

Only made a few , early early on Sunday. Was fun.
73 All ..


WB2HTO Operated by: David, 4236T from Reading, Ma



My QSL card


N9RLO Operated by: John, 4701 from IN

WASN'T FEELING VERY GOOD THAT NIGHT AND THE BANDS WERE IN BAD SHAPE. I HOPE TO DO BETTER
NEXT TIME. 73, JOHN


KB4QQJ Operated by: Randy, 3508T from NC

Another great WES. I didn't get to work as much as I wanted but had a great time while
portable on Pilot Mountain. Or if you were and Andy Griffin (Andy of Mayberry) fan Mt.
Pilot. I took my 817 a 20m PAR EndFedz and a speaker wire doublet to the Pinnacle in the
State Park. Perfect weather and plenty of visitors asking about my set up. It was great to
hear NT9K again and some of the regulars I've missed the last few times. Strongest signal
was Dave W0YZZ in MO. A full 40 over. didn't get to work the club station, but managed
some new DXSKCC numbers. Bands were up and down but still plenty of contacts to be had. I
wish I had more time to play this WES. 73, es BCNU Randy_KB4QQJ

Looking South from the Knob. Inset is the Knob as seen approching


KAØRJY Operated by: Reginald, 4100T from MN

Great WES just to much to do and not enough time for the Sprint.


N4KGL/4 Operated by: Greg, 5123T from GA

Outside ops with 20 meter SST. I used a Buddistick, Par end-fed dipole and random wire
antennas.


KK5NA Operated by: Joe, 1923T from TX

K3 at 5 Watts Ant EDZ at 55ft


N8MFN Operated by: Rick, 1931 from OH

Had a great time last weekend was set up with my Buddipole and my ft897 was running
portable in my camper at stone lick state park in east clermont county maybe next month I
can work more skcc stations. This week had grandsons soccer games 73's
Rick
N8MFN


WA5VQM Operated by: Mark, 58T from TX

Poor conditions here. Better luck next time. 73, Mark



KR7W Operated by: Rich, 609C from WA



KR7W


KDØR Operated by: David, 5808T from KS



New To Me - Bug used for this WES


N8BB Operated by: Werner, 5433T from MI

Got started real late and found the bands to be less than great.
Maybe help hit the 200 mark at least.
See you all next sprint/WES.


Link to 2010 WES Participation page.

Programmed by K2RFP. VID: 1.01.437
Updated: October 16, 2010 0055 UTC
WES and Mystery Sprint Manager: Dick - K2RFP