Results, 1979 ARRL International DX Competition The only thing that's shorter is the time period. The DX 'test is still long on fun and surprises. By Tom Frenaye,* K1KI and Bill Jennings,** K1WJ

The ARRL DX Competition, in one form or another, has been around a lot of years; gone through a few sunspot peaks and valleys; undergone more than a few changes; weathered sparse participation, especially during the Korean War years and remains today one of the favorite operating events in the world. Not too surprising. You mix high QSO rates with DXing and throw in a little friendly competi­tion and who could resist trying their hand "just to see what it's all about."

Also not too surprising that the 1979 DX Competition, although reduced to one weekend per mode from the two weekend per mode format, drew more participants than ever before. After all, the serious participant is more apt to spend one full weekend in a con­certed effort than trying to rearrange a

*Assistant Communications Manager, ARRL ••communications Assistant, ARRL

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schedule to accommodate 96 hours for a given mode of contesting. Given the place in the period of the sunspot cycle, it's not too dif­ficult to understand why the top ten single­operator. scores in '79 are not all that far, on the average, below those of '78 even with only one-half of the operating time available. With all of the excitement on 20-15-10 meters, few people were serious enough to stick to 160-80-40, despite good, though not great, con­ditions.

The club competition generated a great deal of interest again this year with more than half of the W /VE participants contributing to their club's score. The strategy for club competition varied quite a bit. Several concentrated their ef­forts on big multi-multi efforts, others on a large number of small multi-multi efforts with the best operators in the club paired up with the newcomers. Still others relied almost entirely on individual entries. The top club entries

averaged around 600,000 points each, which equates to about 1000 QSOs per entry. Con­gratulations are in order for the three winners in the; club competition: Central Virginia Con­test Club, Murphy's Marauders; and Frankford Radio Club.

Outstanding scores showed up everywhere from VR3AH's 787 QSOs on low-band cw to K9DX's one million plus points on high-band phone to the KlCO/PJ7 13,182 multi-multi QSOs to KlGQ's 319 multipliers in the single­operator cw category. The one-weekend for­mat seems to have pleased nearly everybody, with more DX and W /VE stations putting in' a full effort.

One of the biggest problems for single­operator stations was deciding which band to use since most of the time at least two were wide open. This is the point where the ability of the operator begins to show, rather than the number of antenna elements or height of the

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tower. Even if the QSO rate on 20 meters is very good, the winning scorer must have spent time enough on all bands to build up the multiplier total. Those on the East Coast aim for a large number of European multipliers, while those in the West make up ground by working large numbers of JAs and digging out the Europeans on 40 and 80.

We spent a considerable amount of time cross checking logs this year and came up with some very interesting discoveries. A look at the big multi-multi logs on cw showed that no one had a clear advantage in working multipliers, though those with spotting nets generally did work more than those without. The total numbers of DXCC countries in those big logs on 15 meters were 31 on 160 meters, 87 on 80 meters, 100 on 40, 130 on 20, 117 on 15 and 123 on 10. Kinda makes you feel you'll never get· them all. A look_ at 15-meter phone also pro­vided new insights. A computer listing of all call signs in the top ten 15-meter logs showed 5800 different call signs. Since the best entries showed only around 1500 QSOs, you can see that there are always a few that get away. Almost 2200 JAs were represented, along with 600 Gs, 660 DJs and 175 Us. Surprisingly, less than 100 of the 5800 were worked by the same 10 biggest 15-meter scores. A total of 154 DXCC countries were found in those logs though.

We were able to do a little more careful log checking this year compared to past years, thanks to some computer help among other things. One of the problems that was spotted was the number of incorrectly copied call signs in many logs. A number of stations received warning letters this year because of high error rates and a few lost a fairly large number of QSOs. The solution? Make sure the call sign is right before you go on to the next one, you will only hurt your own score in the end.

After listening to all of the QRM and loud signals during the contest, it was difficult to believe that QRP could do very well. TG9GI worked more than 2200 W /VE stations in his high-band phone entry with 5 watts PEP and I0XXR found the patience for 350 QSOs on 20 and I 5 meters with IO watts input on cw. Giancarlo, I0XXR, tells a story that may be very familiar to many others:

"A component failed in my regular rig and I couldn't find the needed part in Rome, so I concluded the only solution was to operate using the only transceiver available to me - an FT-7. I reduced the final amplifier drive to IO watts input in order to get real QRP. I didn't have a crystal for 28-MHz cw, nor a receiver cw filter, so the battle had to be fought on 20 and 15 only, with my ears operating as a cw filter.

"Th~rty minutes before, the contest I was ready. My 40-meter Zepp was connected through the matchbox. At 2350Z the bands were silent except for a few DX signals showing that propagation was excellent. That is the magic moment when one imagines thousands of fellow amateurs looking at the clock, ready for the big run. A few minutes before OOOOZ I contacted N2AA, who reported a fair 589/599 signal. 'You will be my first contact,' he said.

"The countdown started - four, three, two, one, GO! I0XXR 599 NY - N2AA 599010. Then hell broke into the passband of the FT-7; thousands of kilowatts were suddenly pumped across the Atlantic. Dozens of tremendous signals from W, K, U, OK, SP stations hit my ears - the S-meter was pinned.

"I felt like I was in a small boat swinging up and down on the waves of a stormy sea.

DX Continental Champs

Phone Single Operator High Band Low Band Multioperator Africa EA8OZ EL2AV ZS6DW Asia JR1MTQ JA3USA JA2BAY UK9UAO (M-S)

JA7YAA (M-M) Europe GU5CIA F2SI EA4LH CT2ARA (M-S)

G4ANT (M-M) North America XE10W HI8MOG Hl8JAG VP2DXC (M-S)

K1COIPJ7 (M-M) Oceania KH6IJ KH6GMP ZL3BK (M-S) South America HC1BU OA4ASX HK6DWI FY7AK (M-S)

cw Africa ZS6WW C5AAN EL2AV C5ABX (M-S) Asia JA6IBX JJ1BBQ JH1RFM JA1YFL (M-S)

JA7YAA (M-M) Europe GU5CIA YU1KV OK1ALW DL0AA (M-S)

DL0KF (M-M) North America VP2MOC KL7JER Hl8LC FG7ARIFS7 (M-S) Oceania KH6ND KH6CKJ VR3AH KH6TM (M-S)

VK5WC (M-M) South America W1BIHIPJ2 CE3XV WA4UAZIHC1

Division Leaders - Phone

All Band Multi-Single Division High Band Low Band W3BGN K3NZ Atlantic K3VW WB2VFT W9ZRX K9KU Central K9DX W9RN K0ZZ K0KX Dakota W0UO K5KLA WB5TBK Delta AB4H K5UR N8JW AG8W Great Lakes WB8JBM K8SMC N2LT W2XL Hudson N9RRl2 K2IGW W0IUB K0CS Midwest W0WP WA0TKJ K1PR K1ZZ New England W1UR W1FC K7RI N7RO Northwestern W7EJ N7SW W6BH K6OQ Pacific N6CT AE6U N4RV K4VX Roanoke N4UH W4HBK K7LRl0 W0MYN Rocky Mtn W0YK K4CL N4RR Southeastern N4KG K4VT K6RR W6RDF Southwestern K6LL/7 AF5K K5JA West Gulf W5FO K5NA VE7BTV VE1DXA Canadian VE3BVD VE3BBN

Division Leaders - CW

All Band Multi-Single Division High Band Low Band W3LPL W3AU Atlantic K3VW WB3AVN K9DX N9NS Central W9OA N9DX K0ZZ W0HP Dakota W0UO K0KX K4XU Delta AB4H K5UR N4AR AD8P Great Lakes W8WPC wauvz W2IB K2BK Hudson AE2A W2ER N0GA K0MM Midwest W0SF WA0TKJ K1GQ K1RU New England W1YN K1VTM K7RI K7WQD Northwestern N7DX K7UR N6RO N6IG Pacific WB7OQW N6DM K4PQL K4VX Roanoke WB4TDH WB4BVY W5JW K0UK Rocky Mtn W0YK WA5YTX N4KG N4RR Southeastern WN4KKN N4OL K6NA N7CW Southwestern K6LL/7 AA7A W5UN K5JA West Gulf VE6LU Canadian

"The technique of calling CQ did not pay much. Trying for a different approach I found that answering stateside CQs was far better. Slowly I started to write down the first pages of my log, trying to convince myself that I was running QRP and that I should have patience and perseverance. During the first hours I was so discouraged that several times I was ready to go to bed. Early in the morning I began to ap­preciate my efforts. Several pages of the log were complete, some W6 and W7s were worked with relative ease and the multiplier total showed many states worked.

"I learned to use different operating tech­niques, like tailending, different sending speeds in order to distinguish my signal from the average ones, signing /QRP and working at the band edges.

W5MYA W5WQN VE6KW VE5RA

"My enthusiasm grew when I worked Nevada, a hard one from Europe. Many stateside fellows could not believe the 010 power number and asked me to repeat it. 'QRP!' they said, 'Good luck!' It was like when a big ship happens to cross paths in the Atlantic with the tiny boat of a lonely sailor!

"I spent the last hours searching for needed multipliers, tired of trying five or 10 times before getting an answer. Finally at 2359Z the great storm ceased.

"Those with kilowatts and beams may not be interested in the results of a tiny station with a wire antenna, but a QRPer certainly can. I wish to thank the W /VE hams for their pa­tience and kindness when contacting the I0XXR/QRP signal, often loosing much of their time asking me to repeat my call or

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The Other End of the Pileup ... Beaming East .

EA6CE

EA3SA PA2TMS

HB9AUS

CT1DW EABRL

I6NOA

F6FGN EA7AAW

I1HAG

ON6BC

YU10CV GU5CIA YU2RTC

94 D5Ts. From November 1979 QST © ARRL

... Beaming West ...

JJ 1 J PL

JA1BWA

JH3WKZ

And South ... JA1KPA

H18MOG

Hl8LC HC2SL

PT7WA

.. And From Here.

WB4FIH K4MLR KA1CH

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Top Ten DX

Phone XE10W K1XX/VP9 HC1BU KH61J KH6WF GU5CIA ZL1ADI W7NI/KH6 W1BIH/PJ2 G3ZQW

WNE Top Ten

Phone K1PR W6BH W9ZRX W3BGN W3GRF K1BW K6RR N3BB N4RV K7RI

Low Power Champs

Phone KB9ET KG4W Wr/JWP N2GC WA4DAN K1YXG Wr/JUC WB2VFK K2MFY K6WJ

Multi-Single Leaders

Phone K5JA K1ZZ K4VX VE1DXA W1CF

Logs Received

1977 1978 1979

4,815,930 3,690,411 3,159,195 3,099,888 2,933,952 2,910,664 2,611,125 2,458,278 2,268,450 2,088,891

1,602,018 1,501,302 1,442,955 1,406,899 1,326,975 1,273,920 1,253,799 1,242,738 1,236,384 1,214,400

WIVE 1631 1842 1992

497,338 494,982 353,430 332,856 321,264 215,670 199,926 166,842 166,740 160,371

2,061,105 1,742,715 1,663,116 1,567,512 1,560,867

DX 1123 1340 1473

cw VP2MOC GU5CIA J3ABN 4U1UN XE2NQ VP2VI W1BIHIPJ2 OZ1LO G3FXB KH6ND

cw K1GQ W1ZA K9DX W1ZM W3LPL N4AR N9MM K1ZZ W21B K1PR

cw N5AW N2GC Wr/JWP Wr/JUC K2MFY WA4DAN WB5NBC K1JA W3ARK W5VGX

cw W3AU N4RR N61G K4VX N3AD

Check 280 260 285

3,120,048 2,463,300 2,462,784 2,378,040 2,374,890 2,321,520 2,241,450 2,091,432 2,021,052 1.982,508

1,975,248 1,858,206 1,619,568 1,610,043 1,595,367 1,579,989 1,564,140 1,527,414 1,526,868 1,519,086

765,864 613,818 480,240 472,152 439,533 347,256 319,290 314,157 298,890 294,840

2,072,448 1,961,175 1,678,950 1,635,333 1,519,545

Total 3034 3445 3749

power. Thanks also to ARRL for sponsoring a great DX Competition."

The patience and perseverance spent in any contest certainly will pay off, especially when your signal is weak. Everybody hears the loud signals, good operators or not, but the weak signals depend on operator ability to get through. And operating ability and station ver­satility arc some of the goals of any contest, arcn 't they?

Don't forget to mark the dates for the 1980 ARRL DX Competition on your calendar: February 16-17 for cw and March 1-2 for phone.

.SOAPBOX

Enjoyed my first DX contest. 180 watts to a vertical antenna will break the pileups . . . sometimes (KA0CLS). Please put me down as being in favor of the two-weekend contest. The single weekender is just good for a warm-up for the second part ... ! feel a little cheated that the traditional schedule was altered. Perhaps a ,·otc to sec how many prefer the two­weekend per mode format is in order? (K20B). What if you -gave a multi-multi and nobody rnme? Winter's last bliz,ard chased away my only other op and then blocked the roads so the reinforcements couldn't make it. Oh well! (K0UP). I must be crazy, working these contests with 250 watts and a vertical! Too many U.S. stations calling CQ on top of DX (AA9F). I tried to work some of the Midwestern and Eastern states that I need, but was pleased to be able to catch North Dakota as a bonus (JF3DLO). When I was on a band where the Europeans were loud into the USA, my rate went down substantially. Therefore the best time for me on 20, paradoxkally, was when East Coast and Midwest signals were quite weak here, but where I was apparently one of the few DX signals coming through there. One band or another was open to the USA here around the clock and this is the first time that I have seen that happen. Few East Coast stations took advan­tage of it, but there was a good long-path opening over ZL from about 0800 UTC onward for a couple of hours on 15. At the same time, short-path signals from all U.S. areas were booming in on 20, a very unusual occurrence. Not too many of the gang were awake to take advantage of it though (HSIABD/K3ZO). Mur­phy needs his butt kicked!! (WB7BFK). I think that this one weekend 'test is great, so docs my neighborhood (WB6DFX). Who is the heathen who scheduled the now one weekend DX bash on St. Patrick's Day?? (W5RUH). There is no way a single operator can effectively cover five bands in just one weekend. I always had the feeling that I was on the wrong band, regardless of where I was. The choice between multiplier hunting and rate is always painful (N4KG). Not having an antenna farm of multi­clement monobanders and a room full of SB-220s, my main interest in the contest is trying to find some new countries on new bands and bettering my own previous scores (W A51YX). The contest was fun, even the paperwork became catchy (WB7RBV). Didn't switch over to the V antenna until the second day. Learned too late that it would have done some "smok­ing" into the States (W7LPF /DU2). Although I had previously participated from my home in Japan, this

Above left, the N2AA multi-multi station. Number one on cw and number two (USA) on phone. K2GL, above right, built the station and keeps it run­ning with some mid-contest repairs.

96 D5T"L From November 1979 QST © ARRL

was my first experience in the DX Competition on this side ... Hopefully, I've picked up some tips on what I should do if I want to win in JA when I return after another couple of years' stay in the U.S. (AFIO/ JHIACQ/KIAD). Conditions were very good on 10 in this contest. The 15-meter band opened at an unusual time (about 12-13 UTC). I think that it would be a good idea to add monoband entry categories to those already in use (JHIWIX). On cw, everything was fine for the first day except lost the 40-meter beam and the 80 sloper ... so up went two Vs for 40 and 80 ... little sleep and lots of tuner-uppers ... but a hell of an effort ... at least nothing blew up! (K60YE). I have returned to California and hope to be signing W6NV in the San Francisco Bay area by next year's ARRL Contest. I spent three years in South Africa and made approximately 45,000 hf QSOs (ZS6WW /W6NV). No opening from here to North America on Saturday, 17th of March. Could hear the U.S.S.R. stations working the USA (GM3LYV). Please tell some Idaho stations to come on for cw. Only ever worked one in over 15,000 QSOs (GU4CHY). The one-weekend format makes the affair a little more anxious. Could prove to be damned frustrating when the sunspots hit the down slope (K7QA). It was in­teresting operating with my call WH4AAA for a com­bination of reasons. Since this is a new call since December and the only one of its kind, I had trouble convincing people to work me. I got more calls from DX stations than from U.S. stations. I guess the statesiders and VEs thought I was somewhere in W4-land. Got the brush-off from a lot of people, who after hearing my prefix, would immediately call another CQ (WH4AAA). AG0U was like a ham without a country. Most U.S. knew where I was and would not call me, DX didn't know where I was, so wouldn't work me. Had one chap who (a DX station) kept telling me "no DX pis." Hi! (AG0U). Hadn't entered a contest since 1958 ! Couldn't resist when I heard all the activity on Friday night (K6IGZ). Virtually everything except the roof over our heads was packed into my Toyota and trucked over the mountains to the other side of Italy. In any case, I'm happy to have provided a country which otherwise would have not been on (MI I/W3US). This is my first serious entry and this is due to the new 48-hour, one­weekend format. Please retain it (El3CP). WB8LSN totalled his car by hitting a telephone pole on Saturday morning on his way here to operate. What a pileup! The only one he ended up working that morning (WB8DQP/WB8JBM). EIIDD is a club station of a scout troop in Dublin. This is their first entry in the contest. All the antennas were homebrew wire beams. A wide-spaced lazy H was used on 10 m, three elements on 15 m, and a two-over-two driven array on 20 m. The antennas were all hung on two trees beside the scout den. There was more wire than branches! (El2CA/EIIDD). I used my TRS-80 computer to weed out my duplicate QSOs. Sure saved a lot of time and it also helped me to get a lot of additional statistics (XEIZZA). As a matter of interest, my 1939 ARRL DX Competition entry showed 95 QSOs in 10 districts. TX at that time had a type 46 tube in the final with 10 watts input. RX was an HRO. I see several sta­tions in my log now that I worked on that occasion in '39, who are, like myself, still at it. W3KT is one that I notice (GW3JI). It was the 35th ARRL CW Contest that I've entered (F8V J). This contest is a real pleasure to operate because of the good operating practices of the U.S. stations. When you have a 30-dB pileup on stands by so that you can copy an .S-4 W7, that is very good operating indeed! (F2SI). I am still completely good operating indeed! (F2SI). I am still completely floored by the actions of the multi-multi stations, who wreck the entire band by their tactics. Their con­tinuous CQs block other stations from working the DX that the multi-multi has just worked. They do not hesitate to tell one to "get off their frequency." Can't you run a separate 'test for the multi-multis or give them a specified part of each band where they can fight among themselves instead of hogging the entire band? (W2A Y J). This was my first entry into the DX 'test in 24 years and lots of fun. The highlight of the contest for me was running across DL3AO, who was my first DL QSO back in 1956. He was also a letter­writing friend with whom I'd lost contact over the years. Rolf was working stations like crazy, but when I broke the pileup, he was kind enough to QSY for a chat. Yes, it would be nice to make a million points or QSOs in the 'test, but the pleasure of renewing an old acquaintance cannot be measured (W9GXR) .... for me, the contest was a fine way to learn about the states of the U.S. (SM6JHO). After staying up all of Friday night, I got to bed about 9:30 A.M. local time. About 12 noon, the local policeman dropped by about a TVI complaint that he had received. He was much more understanding when I told him that I could hear the police radio on my audio filter! Thoroughly enjoyed operating the test from this side of the pond! Forty is a bit rough though. A clear frequency is where the S meter gets down to S9 (G5CMX/N8ET). I did very well as I only use dipoles and a barefoot rig. Enjoyed

Aiflllated Club Competition

Unlimited Class Frankford RC Northern CA CC Potomac Valley RC Yankee Clipper CC

Medium Class Murphy's Marauders Western Washington DXC Ill-Wind Contesters Wireless Inst of NE Gloucester County ARC Flyweight DX Group Eastern Iowa DXA Northern CA DXC Willamette Valley DXC Kansas City DXC Point Radio Opr. Soc. Southeastern DXC South Jersey RA Ohio Valley ARA Northern Ohio DXA Lake Success RC

Local Class Central Virginia CC Sevier County ARC Brown University ARC , Redstick DXA Meriden ARC Buffalo Area DXC North Florida ARS Motorola ARC Grumman ARC Lynchburg ARC Old Barney ARC Alamo DX Amigos Four Lakes ARC Waukegan VHF Soc. & ARC Sheboygan County DXA Poughkeepsie ARC Carbon ARC ARING ARC Motor City ARC Larkfield ARC Chicago Radio Tic Assn Big Rapids ARC

Unconfirmed Club Totals• North Texas CC Southern CA DXC Mad River RC Indy DXers Texa~ DX Society San Oiego DXC Northern Illinois DXA Twin City DXA Central Arizona DXA Michigan DXA Brightleaf ARC Halifax ARC MSCRC-Texas A&M Virginia Century Club Boiled Owls of NY AR Transmitting Soc. Neenah-Menasha ARC Greater Milwaukee DXA Northern Ohio ARS Memphis DXS Winnipeg DXC Kettle Moraine RA Northern Repeater Assn. Ventura County ARC Albany ARC Columbus ARA Southern Calif. C. Group Lubbock ARC Mississippi Valley DX&CC Great South Bay ARC

Points 83,419,185 65,734,102 63,381,981 54,029,376

12,873,624 12,121,804 8.164,176 4,909,017 4,466,025 4,018,506 3,774,482 3,725,940 3,607,899 3,585,395 2,814,765 2,683,278 2,322,477 1,355,259 1,265,886

456,141

5,486,820 2,371,575 1,400,121 1,323,378 1,252,794

97!,,098 816,585 806,886 781,020 658,161 617,019 538,977 497,862

432,897 370,556 309,765 296,991 277,728 239,261 162,846 100,839 31,218

13,176,222 7,480,608 7,349,191 6,531,270 5,921,676 5,555,427 4,815,561 4,151,175 3,388,848 3,163,526 2,301,213 2,250,120 2,237,888 1,953,789 1,475,764 1,341,996

952,554 678,274 662,052 645,450 611,178 469,516 261,726 248,347 212,712 201,036 200,238

74,673 44,697 29,844

0 No club roster received, not eligible for awards.

Entries 126 107 93 75

24 40 12 24 12 21 21 26 10 22 11 21 13 12 12 12

9 6 5 8 7 8 3 3 9 6 6 8 6

6 8 6 7 5 6 5 4 3

40 17 12 10 13 7

12 7

10 14 10 4 3

10 6 3 3 6 4 8 5 6 3 7 5 3 3 4 3 3

Phone Winner W3BGN W6BH W3GRF K1GQ

K1PR K7RI W9RW W2RQ AA2Z AB4H W0WP N60J W7EJ W0GNX W3IW WA4QMQ WA2VYA N8FU K8HV W2SGK

K4XU

WA5IGD K1VDF W2RR

W2INJ

N2CW N5HB K9QXY

W9TA K9XJ

N3IK W3PWO K8SIA N20Z

cw Winner W3BGN N6RO W3LPL K1GQ

K1ZZ K7RI W9RW W2AZO W2SUA AB4H W0WP N6AN W7NI N0TT K3MD N4HI WA2VYA K8BA W8QWI W2SGK

N4HB K4XU K1AD WA5IGD W1KKF WA2ECA

K20B N4UA

lil5HB

K9IW

N3IK

K8SIA

W9HPG WA8TFA

NnvAmhAr 1979 97 From November 1979 QST © ARRL

Multiplier Leaders - CW Multiplier Leaders - Phone

Single Op · All Band Single Op - All Band Station 1.8 3.5 7 14 21 28 Total Station 1.8 3.5 7 14 21 28 Total K1GQ 9 50 60 71 63 66 319 K1PR 1 32 46 82 67 91 319 W21B 6 42 45 63 73 63 292 N2LT 33 41 73 81 78 306 W3LPL 10 42 55 65 68 69 309 W3BGN 36 35 79 73 74 297 N4AR 20 50 77 67 69 283 N4RV 29 40 77 80 98 324 W5UN 19 50 84 66 67 286 K5KLA 8 18 68 62 78 234 N6RO 3 21 56 57 69 68 274 W6BH 11 30 80 62 70 253 K7RI 16 43 58 59 52 228 K7RI 9 17 51 49 50 176 K8NZ 24 54 68 63 60 269 NBJW 22 48 67 78 67 282 K9DX 1 30 55 70 56 64 276 W9ZRX 22 45 74 76 88 305 K0ZZ 7 26 49 64 65 64 275 K0ZZ 11 20 74 78 73 256 VE2AYU 21 31 55 54 52 213 VE7BTV 4 8 ,51 47 60 170

High Band High Band W1YN 62 61 57 180 W1UR 70 73 67 210 AE2A 74 70 61 205 N2CW 74 69 73 216 K3VW 71 79 70 220 K3VW 70 73 89 232 WN4KKN 65 56 55 176 N4KG 75 70 89 234 W5MYA 57 67 63 187 W5FO 75 75 75 225 N6ZZ 52 63 58 173 WA6DBC 51 51 51 153 K6LU7 46 65 59 170 K6LL/7 38 57 74 169 W8WPC 61 65 63 189 WBBJBM 73 66 67 206 W90A 54 66 59 179 K9DX 80 85 85 250 W0UO 64 59 56 179 W0YK 62 57 71 190 VE6KW 59 58 55 172 VE3BVD 87 77 74 238

Low Band Low Band

K1VTM 81 81 W1FC 6 62 43 111 W2ER 41 65 106 K21GW 22 54 76 WB3AVN 40 61 101 W3PC 7 27 34 WB4BVY 5 35 58 98 K4VT 30 57 87 K5UR 4 32 63 99 K5UR 23 33 57 N6DM 13 33 46 AE6U 5 11 16 K7UR 19 63 82 N7SW 16 10 26 W8UVZ .24 62 87 K8SMC 18 56 75 N9DX 24 61 86 W9RN 24 47 71 K0KX 52 52 WA0TKJ 10 31 41 VE5RA 14 46 60 VE3BBN 25 26

Multi-Single Multi-Single

K1RU 2 32 41 65 60 57 257 K1ZZ 51 50 86 76 87 351 N2MM 2 37 54 75 64 65 297 N2MM 31 43 83 71 80 308 W3AU 38 64 78 76 80 336 K3NZ 18 35 87 80 70 290 N4RR 8 42 71 72 68 70 331 N4RR 32 42 77 73 78 302 K5JA 16 39 67 65 67 254 K5JA 22 47 78 80 86 313 N61G 5 18 55 70 74 65 287 W6RDF 12 21 75 65 69 242 K7WQD 2 23 42 46 49 162 K7SP 17 20 71 65 63 237 AD8P 22 47 50 57 61 237 AG8W 3 21 77 56 72 229 N9NS 4 18 50 56 49 167 K9KU 12 29 78 77 78 274 W0HP 6 23 59 72 68 63 291 K0KX 10 47 87 75 83 302

VE1DXA 5 33 41 79 73 97 328

Multi-Multi Multi-Multi • N2AA 19 68 78 95 81 82 423 W2PV 9 70 70 133 121 126 529 W4BVV 26 65 86 94 96 84 451 N2AA 13 63 68 125 110 111 490

enclose the G30UR entry in the 1979 DX Phone Con-the contest thoroughly. However, I made more test. Although you have cut it to one weekend per FEEDBACK mistakes in typing up the log than I did points! mode, we made nearly as many QSOs as last year and (WD4ELG/6). I'm going to be very disappointed if got quite a few more multipliers ... As last year, there Please note the following corrections to the results of the fellows with their machines sending "QRZ Con- was an EME 'test on the weekend of the contest and the 1978 ARRL DX Competition - found starting on test" come up with big scores. I seldom heard them when club members G3WDG and G3YGF weren't page 75 of the October 1978 issue of QST. working anybody. Also very annoying were some of busy on 432-MHz EME, they were conducting propa- Add K2FL with the line score - l,OI0,286 - 1059 those same guys getting on a DX station's frequency gation tests on IO GHz. Surely, no other clubs entering - 318 - C - 64 to the single-operator (all band) and as soon as they had made contact, proceeded to the contest had such a wide range of other activities phone list (second place) in Southern New Jersey. set their machines going with "QRZ Contest," going on at the same time! (G4BUO/G30UR). Well, I W2UI ( + N3KR) 552,120 - 760 - 229 - C - 65 thereby blocking any possibility for others to make a knew it would look stupid to claim 4Q20M, but cuss should be inserted in the multi-single phone listings in contact. Seems to me that is deliberate interference it: (I) There was an opening then; (2) He had the cor- Southern New Jersey. (W0LP). Conditions were considerably improved this reel strength; (3) He had the right azimuth; (4) I need In the low band - phone listings for VE, VE3BBN year over past years . ... Guernsey is a "fair-to- Ceylon. So what the hell. (Lotsa others figured the should be listed under Ontario not Quebec, and the middlin" location to contest from too! Ten meters same I guess, cuz he had a helluva a good pileup.) line score for VE4SL should read 83 I 9 - 59 - 47 -scared the hell out of me on Saturday during the (WIERW). Just before the CW 'Test, I connected a C- 16. phone contest. I kept checking to see when it was go- loading coil to the end of my IO-meter ground plane The score listed for ZLIAFW under single-operator ing to open ... never even considered that it might not (along with some more radials) and, although I did not (all band) phone headings should have been under cw open at all ... and it didn't open. Many fellows asked get it adjusted properly, it worked better than not phone. me throughout Saturday night and Sunday morning anything that I have tried before. Beginning to believe The call sign listed as P J7CL under North America how I had done on IO on Saturday afternoon. A grand that there is more to these vertical antennas than I had single-operator cw should be changed to P J7VL. total of 8 QSOs and I had to call every one of them - realized and intend to do more with them as time per- Single-operator cw, Oceania KH6JHT is really no one would answer my CQs. Made up for it mils (W9HE). Enjoyed the phone DX Competition KH6JHJ. somewhat on Sunday though with 781 more QSOs and immensely, but was slightly hoarse afterward (Hi!). Last, but certainly not least, KL ?IDT with a line 49 more multipliers. Another almost ionospheric Hope to operate in the 'test again next year. 73 and score of I0,260 - 95 - 36 - A - 8 was omitted as disaster cheated and beaten (GU5CIA/K5MM). I may your logs be dupeless (WBIEKH). the high-band winner for Alaska in North America.

98 q5y.,._ From November 1979 QST © ARRL

JJ1SOE

SCORES

EL2AV

alphabetically by prefix within each continent. The scores are listed in descending numerical order.

(L to r) N3AM, K3RT and W3GG - W3GG M-S cw, Maryland - DC. ' '

DX scores are listed by mode, category, (single­operator high band, low band; multioperator - single transmitter, multioperator - multitransmitter) and

U.S. and Canadian scores are listed under same category headings, but ARRL sections and numerical call areas are the subdivisions.

Line scores. Example: WAISSH 1,101,600 points

- 1224 QSOs - 300 multipliers - A power. The let­ter in the line score denotes the highest level of power input used where A is up to JO watts, B is between 11 and 200 watts, C is more than 200 watts and less than 500 watts and D is power input over 500 watts.

DX Single Operator

Africa EA8OZ 1 1360,800-2100.216·0

Z56WW 708,615-1629-145-B

Asia HSlABD 450,120-1240-121-O

JRlMTQ JElFZF JRlGSE JA9CWJ JAllZ JKlGDD JASSW JHlMTR JR3WXA JR2QUZ JR2PVI JA7FFN/l JAlCQT JKlAJX JA7AEM

Europe

CTlDW

8 55,600-1550-184-D 686,952-1363-168-B 239,649- 629-127-B 148,500- 450-110-B 117,000- 375-104-0

82,431- 387- 71-B 69,498- 286- 81-8

~g:i~t ~il: ~t~ i~:m= m: ~t: 27 ,000- 150- 60-B

23-tm: l~t ~t: 2184- 56- 13-0

564,705-1335-141·0

OK8AX 74,790- 277- 90-B

DM2CUO 346,104-1012-114-B OM3YQO 294,723- 68"/-143-C

EA3ADW l,650,060-2670-206-D EA21A 455,718-1006-151-C

G3ZQW 2,088,891-3269·213-C G4BWP 664,548-1402-158-C

GU 5 CIA(~~9~1f.ll'f4~182-232-B

GW35LA 47,637- 201- 79-B

OE5CWL 926,100-1764-l 75-C

OHlAD 622,875-1376-151-D

OKlAGN 35,754- 201- 59-C OK3RMW 420· 14• 10-C

ON6JG 142,290- 465-102-B

PA2TM5 l,509,390-2705-186'C".

SMSCAK 215,943- 637-113-0

UA3PAZ 100,170- 315-106-B

UP2NV 136,710- 434-105-B

ZB2G(K 2 FJi'lf:f,k86- 526- 87-o

North America W2GV/C6A

237,330- 879- 90-B

KL7HR 1,350,018-2514-l 79-0 KL7AF 490,560-1120-146-0

J6LFZ 94,860· 372- 85-B

KlXX/VP9 3,690,411-45 7 3-269-0

XElOW<Nf,'iP~?J'J6.6o35·266-B

Oceania KG6JHW 161,802- 534-101-B

KH61J 3,099,888-4532-228-D KH6WF 2,933,952-4144-236-D W7NI/KH6

2,458,278-3331-246-D

~~;~ l,560 8~gg:253~:2grt

~tl~36 2 •611 i1m:41~t2it2 South America

CE3XV 186,576- 676- 92-0

~~~'81izt1-\g9,195-4765-221-C l,561,662-2577-202-C

WlBIH/PJ2 2,268,450-3550-213-0

PT7WA 419,175-1035-135-B

High Band

Africa EA8L5 EA85R

395,436-1063-124-B 43,344- 258- 56-A

EL2AV

579MC

Z56ABO

5H3BP

9LlKB

Asia A9XBS

HL9UW

1, 709,316-3724-l 53-0

4002- 46- 29-B

431,121-1097-131-C

338,484- 842-134-C

3060- 51· 21-B

JA3U5A 77 JA2VUP 62 JA2YKA(JH2

45 JAlPCY 41 JA7GAX 37 JJlCEI 37 JA7BSK 28 JHlVRQ 28 JA95QO 23 JJlNUB 23

3480-

JAGVAl(JA~33,4 o- r;78-lOO-B JAlCG 214,920- 597-120-B JAlWAE 204,129· 613-111-B JF15EK 186,945- 605-103-B JGl IVI 148,596- 812- 61-B JH10B5 140,544- 488· 96-B JAlOHO 132,252- 428-103-0 JA2FSM 111,072- 416- 89-B JR3XEX 82,698- 358- 77-B JJlJPL 77,916· 302- 86-B JA95V 76,014- 309· 82·8 JFlEEK 74,016- 514- 48-B JAlEF 68,172· 299- 76-B JAlALX 66,360- 280- 79-C JAlPUK 60,168- 436- 46-B JA2AVH 54,834- 247- 74-B JllPCN 52,992· 256• 69-B JJlJPL 51,273- 211- 81-B JF3KNQ 49,434- 214- 77-B JllKUV 43,776- 256- 57-B JAC,VBJ 39,648- 224- 59·0 JHlUUT 33,957- 231- 49-B JAlWL 29,241• 171- 57-0 JE2PKO 28,905- 235- 41-B JllQLB 23,421- 211- 37-B JA51U 21,000- 140- 50-0 JA7BIJ 20,412- 162- 42-B JA5EGI 17,952- 136- 44-B JA6PL 17,850- 175- 34-B JKlGGG 16,830· 170- 33-B JAlBOI 16.638- 118- 47-B JAlEHA 16,188- 142- 38-B JJ150E 15,600· 130- 40-B JAl VZM 14,580- 135- 36-8 JA6CM 13.500- 125- 36-8 JA7UFZ 11,322- 102- 37-B

j~r~~ 1°4m: ~t ii:~ JF20QJ 9504- 132· 24-A JA3KIS 9282- 91- 34-8

JA7CUK JA6AKV JF3CEC JA55PQ JE2GHO JA6AZQ JA18GW JA3BBG JAlBZM JA2TKO JAlL.XO JA8GTO JAlKPA JR2MKV JH6L.QL JH4MLJ JA6XX JAlFO JF2BIP JA7ARW JA8VDN JR4ABB JA3FZI JAlA8V JE2UXA JF2FHQ JA3QZW/l KA6NN JKllCX JFlHCE JF2FLN

j~ftgg JF30LO JE3XWJ JA7HV5/l JAlAAT JHIJHBC JllUHU JFlORR JGlWRM JA5PEE

U060ER

UF6FCZ UF6CX

UL7QF UL7GBO UL7PBY UL7GBW

Ul8LAF

UJ8JGJ

9K2FX

Europe

CT4NH CTlTM

8775- 117- 25-B 8730- 97- 30-B 8064- 112- 24-B 7680- 80· 32-B 7640- 115- 22-8 6713- 83- 27-B 6600- 100- 22-8 6486- 94- 23-B 6225- 83- 25-B 5589- 69- 27-B 5382- 69- 26-B 5346- 66- 27-B 5106- 46- 37-B 4425- 59- 25-B 4140- 69- 20-B 4080- 80- 17-B 3726- 69- 18-B 3660- 61· 20-B 3249- 57• 19-B 2583- 41- 21-B 2379- 61- 13-B 2193- 43- 17-B 2124- 59- 12-0 1470- 35- 14-B 1419- 43- 11-B 1230- 41- 10-B 1140- 20· 19-B

984- 41• 8-B 972- 27- 12-B 735- 35- 7-B 648- 27· 8-B 648- 24· 9-B 480- 20- 8-B 399- 19· 7-B 360- 20- 6-B 357- 17- 7-8 351- 13- 9-B 231- 11· 7-B 210- 10- 7•B 150- 12· 5-B 105- 7- 5-B E::i; 6- 4-B

•.~.

1449- 23- 21-B

1782- 33- 18-B 405- 15- 9-B

54,168, 244• 74-B 1716- 44- 13-B

546- 26· 7-B 120- 8- 5-B

1518- 46- 11-B

6300- 84· 25-B

224,976- 688-109-0

285, 714- 962- 99-B 124,146- 418- 99-0

DJ3HJ OK7ZT DK6WA OF6FK DL8RH DF4NP DF2RG OL.9HP DK5WY DAlDA OLlYA DL3RE DA2JA

l,102,152-2417-152-C 652,239-1421-153-0 600,039-1653-121-C 309,000- 824-125-D 126,882- 399-106-0

79,704- 328- 81-D 40,560- 208- 65-B 22,806- 181- 42-B

208~i&: li~: ~~:: 2394- 42- 19-B 2112- 44- 16-C

936- 24- 13-B

OM2BOG 129,402- 553- 78-B 8~~~~?oM§~~10- 355- 92-C

DM4WFF DM2CXE DM2BRK DMSWGL OM2AHI/A DM3NME OM3ZJL DM2AJH OM2ATL

21,780- 132- 55-B 15!1~~t 1lt :u

4941- 61- 27-B 4260- 71- 20-B 2580· 43- 20-B 1620- 36- 15-B 1209- 31- 13-B

105- 7- 5-B 60· 5- 4-B

EA35A EAlOX EA4KC EA20J EAlUZ EA2QU EAlYL EA4ZO EA2HW EA7ALG EA4WC EA5NO

EA60E

E12BB

F251 F2RO F6BVB F90J F6EXQ F6CLM F6API F6BHX F60MV F6DRP

646,650-1437-150-0 523,908-1386-126-D 186,966- 611-102-B 173,229- 511-113-B 110,271• 623- 59-B

86,130- 330· 87-B 13,250- 265- 50-B 11sii:: 1ft ~~::

4758• 61- 26-B 1683- 33- 17-B

273- 13- 7-B

62,160- 280- 74-B

718,620-1711-140-B

l ,751,358-3626-161-B 88,088- 325• 91-B 69,720· 280- 83-B 43,680- 224• 65-B 29,322· 181· 54-B 14,430· 130· 37-B

9156- 109- 28-8 8728• 96- 31-B 4686- 71- 22-B

928· 24• 16-B

:?ft1Al:1it½t:tli~:g • .• 449,580-1180·127-C

GM4EIW GM3RAO GM4CHX

394,212- 988-133-C 315,186- 802-131-B 242,136- 684-118-C

87,780- 308- 95-B 87,174• 334· 87-B 74,700- 300- 83-B 54,000- 240· 75-B 29,682- 194• 31-C

"" 15,660· 345- 76-C ••l)m: f~g: ~~

81,144- 392- 69-C 40,425- 245• 55-B 11,187• 113· 33-B

GU3YIZ

GW3SJX/M

89,784• 348- 86-B

7296- 76- 32-B

HA4KVN HA5KBM HAlZO HA2KRZ

514[ HA KLL HA NP

HB7AUS HB9DX HB7BEI

18MPO 16NOA 14AVG 13GNX 11JH5 llBGJ 16ZJC 12MQP 140VT lf#WKS 15NSR

LAlNG LAIICA LA6UL LA2AD

165,462- 506-109-C 113,148• 449- 84-B

66,339- 243- 91-B

2~M:: 1gt ~l:: 8058- 79- 34-B 5037- 73- 23-B 3900- 50• 26-B

759- 23- 11-B 486- 18- 9-B

276,381- 861-107-0 218,436- 668-109-C 146,916- 583- 84-C

1, 702,506-3358-169-C 1,545,294-3103-166-C l,020,657-2167-l 57-C

613,620-1461-140-C 510,540-1270-134-C 479,637-1067-137-B 357,048• 783-152-B 243,810- 774-105-0 163,020- 494-110-C 145,512-1032- 47-B 111,510- 354-105-A

622,362-1313·158-C 488,061-1281-127-C

68,517- 331- 69-0 45,828- 228- 67-B

LA4HH LA2GV LA9MI LA21J LA7KW LA3UG LAlKQ LA80W

LZlRF LZlTQ

33,864- 166- 68-B 29sm: 1;~: itg

3612· 43- 28-B 3120- 40• 26-B 3000- 40· 25-B

450- 15- 10·0 264- 11- 8-B

186m: l~t iit

g:A~e~13 412 5m:10;~:1~~

OHlAA(OHJfbocJ',[\236-138-0 OH4UI 386,751· 941-137-0 OHlLW 385,152- 944-136-0 OH2BS5 123,564- 494- 84·0 OH6PA 22,059- 129· 57-0 OH3JR 19,488· 116- 56-B OH2BSL 15,552• 144- 36-B OH2 BF5 75• 5- 5-B

OHC,XZ 210,516· 662-106-0 OH3TV/OHII

87,120- 363- 80-0"

OKlTA 577c818-1366-141-C OK 3 KAG(Of8\.~~8~pi~1-1os-c OKlATE 88,011- 381· 77-B OKlKZ 29,382- 166- 59-B OK1M5N 26,640• 148- 60-B OK10K5 23,562· 154- 51-B OK2JK 21,060- 180· 39-C OK3CFP 18,603· 117• 53-C OKlKUR 14,880- 124• 40-B OK2YAX 13,104- 159- 28-B OK2ABU 12,513· 97- 43-B

8~½~';,j 10-,~g~: 1gg: ~it OK2BSA 7176- 92- 26-B OK3KAP(OK3CGl,opr)

4025- 4 7- 25-C OK2PGR 3498· 53· 22-B OKlKIR/P 1968- 41- 16-B OKlPFJ 1940• 29- 20-B OK25P5 1209- 31- 13-B OK2BBJ 297• 11· 9-C OKlAOJ 264- 11· 8-B

ON6NL ON4XG ON5NR

OZ5EV OZ6XR 028T OZ7MP OZ90L. OZ2BM 0275G OZlAP OZ5JR OZ70X

PAC,MUN ~:g:~v ~~sr:: PAIIIJM ~:se~ PllGOE PAIIV5T

5M3EVR 5M6EOC

AQO GMZ

p w

SM71SG 5M7FHJ

~~l!~e SM3DNI SM7A8L SM7AIO 5M5EMR SM5RE 5M7GGK SM7TV

241,782· 683-118-B 36,750- 175- 70-B 11,232- 78• 48-B

270,270- 693-130-C 43,260- 208· 70-B 396~8~: 2gt ;~:g

5376- 64- 28-B

3468- 34- 34-B 3450• 50• 23·8 2709- 43- 21·8 1620- 30- 18-B 1056- 22· 16-B

164,400- 548-100-B 130,500- 500- 87-B 43,680- 224- 65-B 42,336- 224• 63-B 28,959- 197• 49-B 15,375· 125- 41-B

2625- 35- 25-A 1380- 23- 20-B 1248- 26- 16-B

320- 16- 10-B

854,6 70-1838-155-C 640,332-1452-147-C 579,360-1420-136-0 432,552-1077-134-C 297 ,432- 972-102-C 250,278- 707-118-0

67 ,650• 275- 82-B 28.779- 181- 53-C 18,564- 119- 52-C 11sm= m: ~ti?

6192- 86- 24-0 2109- 37- 19-C 1200- 25- 16-0

858• 22- 13-B 756- 36- 21-B 660· 22- 10-B

November 1979 99 From November 1979 QST © ARRL

UWlAE UAlMU UA4CAK UA4ZA UA3TN UAlAWO UA3TK UA3DDF UV3GZ UA3AGG UA4ACP RAlARX UV3CS

UBSMCS UBSWCW UBSABJ UBSVAZ UTSOV

UP2PAQ UP2BAS

282,801- 881-107-B 46,116- 244• 63-B 14,787- 159- 31-B 13,050- 87- 50-B

8118· 82- 33-B 7224- 86- 28-B 4212- 54• 26-B 4125• 55- 25-B 4071- 61- 23-B 2295- 51· 15-B 2139- 31- 23-B

684- 19- 12-B 5 70- 19- 10-B

469,104-1348-116-B 87,360- 416· 70-B

:~:m: m: ~t: 21,060- 130- 54-B

198,240- 590-112-8 2520- 40- 21-B

V06KNL.(V06AWR,opr) 182,166- 632- 97-B

V03AC 14,157- 143- 33-C V03JU 2550- 50- 17-B Y06KBM(V060D,opr)

1785- 35- 17-C

VU2BHI 340,821· 971-117-B VU3TEL 340,470• 913-117-C vu1AJD(VU}~~~~~pp 32 _ 27 _B VUlOON 1197- 21- 19-B

ZB20X(G3U~fifJ'£) 217 _ 52 _0

North America

COBRA 4416- 46- 32-B

HH 2 MC<HtIIP.s'/l'/!311s-1s2-e

HIBMOG l,582,020-3196-165-D

KL71XZ 990,756-2117-156-D KL7GN 68,856- 302- 76-B

W2BBK/PJ7 13,986- 126- 37-B

TG9GI 924,489-2217- 139-A

VE3PE/VP9 30,324- 266- 38-C

4 CSJ(XElf!166,100-2300·169-D XElZZA 708,495-1585·149-B

ZF 2AA(WB~~~•.~ig. 407• 85-B

Oceania KH2AD 121,500- 450- 90-C

KH6GMP 925,350-1990-155-0 K9EU/KH6 70,200- 300- 78-B

VKSTD VKSMF VK2BQV VK2VFT

ZL41J

344,868- 991-116-B 170,715- 599- 95-C

83,985- 509- 55-B 55,500- 370- 50-B

9417• 73- 43-B

South America

CE3BPC 877,008-1936-151-D

KA6CNS/HC1 68,838- 298- 77-8

WAlSQB/HCS 1, 7 50,131-3579-163-D

LUlBR 472,290-1211-130-D

OA 4 ASX(ti~~63~'.1877-169-C

PJ2FR

PV3CB PVlNEZ PVlZBJ/8 PV2VP PT2TF PV2BGO PV2GWE PVlBKA PVSHP PVBZLC

417,384-1054-132-B

209,952- 648-108-B 167,034- 679• 82-B 137,562- 454-101-D

66,990- 365- 62-D 38,448- 267- 48-D

29igig: 2ig: ;~:g 663- 17- 13-C 450- 15- 10-B 180- 10- 6-B

4M3AZC l,112,004-2346-158-B

Low Band Africa

ZS6DW

Asia JA2BAV JRlJFO JAlPE JAlLEV JFlTEU JAlBOK

Europe

DK3FB DLBPC DF9QO DKlDU

EA4LH

HABUT

LZlWJ

OHllJ OS6AH

SP3JZR

UA3EAL

UA2FBJ

UTSDL UBSWE

UP20U

14,520- 110- 44-C

51,744- 392- 44-C

n:iit m: ;i:: 594- 33- 6-B 360- 20· 6-B 108- 12- 3-A

39, 37, 30,

146

3588-1482-

384-

2907-

870-

13sm:

7125-

46- 26-D 38- 13-B

16- 8-B

51- 19-B

29- 10-B

142- 31-B 85- 22-B

95- 25-B

North America

HISJAG 279,414- 817-114-D

XElTE 133,128- 516- 86-B

south America

HK6DWI 14,784- 112- 44-B

OABK 2160- 40- 18-B

JAlPIG/PZ 11,811- 127- 31-C

Multi-Single

Asia

i~iv~:~J=i~~o~j,~f 9s DZS, 137,940- 484- 95-D

t::aev:~<e:~:~sER G JCR ovc 8a,200- 350- 84-D

JAl VPQ(MUltlop) 72,036- 348- 69-B

~~~fTU(JH3~£Icfu~B2<:iJ~~S-B

UK9UAO(U~\?{,Wl~1~~4~i'f!.1l UK9CAE(UA9s CJK CKC,oprs)

247,539- 798-109-B UK9AOY(UA9s ADH ADI AFZ.

~J;>FAA(Rli}:!. 8l0:~:F1f-B 0~'§~.J:~h ~~:.020- 604- 85-B

142,t32· 554• 86-B UK9CBD(2 oprs)

48,786- 346- 47-B UK9DBl(3 oprs)

34,371- 201- 57-B UK9SAV(3 oprs)

20,358- 174- 39-B UK9HA0(3 op~l 43 _ 47 _ 23 _6

UK7NAQ(UL7s NAC NAL NAT, oprs} 16,685- 219- 35-B

Europe

CT2ARA(CT2s AK AD BT CE

Cl CJ CM ~:;~~di~':2732-250-0

EA3AIN(2 oprs)

D~

-ffl,Q ::,·:-;-"t"'.''

i~,;Q/: Gl;!!,,,::: 1jfa: 11: ..... . 207,c

706,560-2048-115-B

EAGCE(+~46J1::4~:6~-~~t-o

~:~e~~~!f'i~-,:~~~S'fJ;~)·2-s F 6 EMT(MM:l 1i"i!'.~92-3698-218-C F6KAW(F6s ALX ADJ ASS

BTX FBQ,i"llfb85-29ss-209-B

G30UR(G4s BUO EWJ EZN

GFX,G 8 s 'd~1~.ti't?f,W2-206-C

el~~~31PcKo~ ~>KUKS l,793,!J'76-2874-208-C

G3SSD(8 opry G4 GXL(+~:lo~it)58·2101-~86·0

678,672-1571-144-C G3XWZ/A(+1fi'.1;'.fJ. 139· 28-C

~1 6~:J~GW8~1l~~o~~s BLE 953,676-179tl 77-C

HMKLE( 6 ggi~47-1527-187-C

HA 5 EIV( 6 0J'cf~\890-1022-165-B HA5KKC/2(6 oprs)

494,208-1056-156-B

HA7KSV(5 oprs) 372,957- 944-131-B

HA5KKB(3 oprs) 25,575- 155- 55-B

HA4KVH(3 of~'.i12- 134- 56-B

HA 5 KVD< 3 0 fJ'.A6s- 118- 42-B HASKFU(3 oprs)

6120- 68- 30-B HABKVB(2 opr~t2s- 35- 25-B

HB7BLQ(+HB9s AGC ALM BAL) 409 812- 962-142-C

HB7LF (HB9i'3i?oio~TJt,,~.!"Jb-B

19JX(+l9s IJ MGM) 2,818,590-3998-235-C

l:~~~1\!,A~n°t&,3EJs'1 FNX KN 2,347,011-3301-237-C

LA1K(LA2PV,LA3GW,LA5s EV KO,LA6s MP MU,LA8s BU KV

NW,LA 9 HT fGJ;647-1097-117-D ~m~:~P,LA3TQ,LA511,

140,220- 492- 95-C

0H2AA(OH2s BEP BNP BQS BRW2'¥lrs) 939,720-1910-164-D

DHl <+o~W~l~~l2lo3-B

PA9GIN(+PA3ADCdPAl!s GAM

~ff-fuM Aff,l'A8~ clJ1 3~j1J2 ·B NRA Pl~TAW) '!94- 14- 7-B

SK6CMWM6s CJK coz EOI

EPA ES F:~8~~ri5?f{~~-149-C

~\A~fuS~~~C 0M~ CVE DER 33i.f2~- 883-125-D

SK7HW(SM7s BUR EKU IFK 6 ~~%c(sMl, 6~fl2i"oi8it-~ -o oprs) 24,882· 143- sll-c

SP5PWK(SP5s AWV CLK DZJ, o~rsi½- 992~39-1869-177-B s s R(SP5s c50 ~ 0~~•i.Pr~b.e SPlPBVV(SPls ~~g~.=f Pi,r.pri5tc

UK3AAC(UA3s ACX AGX ff~YOAH(3 ~7~;243-1567-i43-B

4:!'1,ls2-1122-121-B UK4WAR(Multlop)

127 ,464· 45 7. 94•8

UK3DAU(3 oj£~l9s. 255- 83-B UK6LKP(2 oprs)

44,254- 239- 62-B

UK 4 FAV( 2 0N~~l12. 451- 54-B

UK 5 IAZ< 4 °iJl~595-1137-14S·B

UK5MAF(4 o.r,rsl, UKSIFM( 2 :pr~I 04-1054-142-B

126,630- 469- 90-B

UKSQBE(M~~1~t14- 408-101-B

UK 5 EAQ(S 0ff~b12-284- 61-B

UK 2AAB( 3 °Fl'.l121- 157- 51-B

UK2BAS(3 oprs)

UK2BBK(U~:1m·ij~} 2 J~l-B oprs) 370,427-1093-11~-B

UK 2 GKW~~.ftJ':d20-2620-187-B

UK2GAB( 3 o~~~tgo. 294- 45-8

VU 4 FRS<~.~~~~Ylo-2510-201-o

~~~ft'<i\+';_~i:11~_' 596- 56-B

North America

OXSAF(+WB7~!~d- 68 _ 40 _B

t~Hot~~A 0B~;'i'•wsuvz,wses

4J25,154-6058-271-D XElMDX(XEls FX G8M LCH

OD DX,op~'.6s4,480-4320-238-B

Oceania

VKBBG(+v~i~!It 898-153-B

ZL3BK(+ZL3FE} lj175,979-1931-203-C

ZL2AH(Mu j1:l'8,\46-1669-l46-B

South America

FV7 AK(F~i~(oi;~~J':!gY'.~~ 6 _0

~t:.~CA(~~2~0':'faUITi~~~b

VVlAVO(+VVls DIG TO) 2,425,500-3234-250-C

Multi-Multi Asia JA7VAA(Multiop)

1 313 760-2380-184-D

t'ri1tt<8+~1tl~1?.,~J~i~+J~ 3s JASS GZB TOH,oprs)

JA4ZQA (JA~~Oc'~,°,nt~ 6c1JtD JR4s AZE BMG,oprs)

147 ,609- 497- 99-D

Europe G4ANT(G3s JOC JQI LC)I MPN TMA VZT XLL,G4BTV, G8HWD,oprs)

3 ,62 8,04 7-5281-229-B

~8:i~~bv~J~ ~tA 0~'AS?L, oprs) 2,864,604-4462-214-D

North America KlCO/PJ~+KlDH,Wls PH XK

w~,WA\1~.f4~m:.1 1:!~l~-g2·0

Top Asian multi-multi scores on both phone and cw came from Tohoku University Radio Club, JA?YAA. Here (I tor) JA?KPK, JG1UJD and JA?UQA keep the rigs warm. Drs. Yagi and Uda were professors at the University and the Yagi antenna was invented right at Tohoku. Guess what type of antenna is used here on the high bands.

KBBPX (above), along with Mad River Radio Club buddies KBMR, KBND and WDBALG, put station FG7AR/FS7 on cw, multi-single style to the tune of 3.3 million points.

The Aland Islands were well represented in this year's DX Competition. Standing (I to r); OH3XT/OH0, OH0XZ; seated: OH3XX/OH0 and OH3TV/OH0.

DX

Single Operator

Africa

EA8RL 623,322-1071-194-B

ZS6WW 1,674,036-2548-219-B

SZ4CW 114,777- 327-117-B

Asia HSlABD 866,229-1729-167-D

JAl IBX 1,322,109-2129-207-0

JElCKA<Jfff5~1tg!':f656-201-o JAlBWA 828.576-1644-168-D JA7DLE 572,355-1185-161-e JA9CWJ 443,232-1026•144-D

100 OST ....

JR3XEX JA7MLG JABSW JH8HZA JA9SWT/l JJlSOE JGlJMH JA2WB JA7FFN/1 JAlJQY JKlASQ JA9LX JA6AKW JA7AEM JAlVZM JA2HUN/l JAlWL JAlTHL JGlWRN JA2AYH JAIKXT JA51QD JGlGJO JH2MFY JF3NTS JKlQNT JR6CF JA.MJD JllXKH

248,064• 646-128-B 242,748- 613-132-B. 235,914- 574-137-D 185,256- 664- 93-B 153,720- 427-120-B 152,550- 450-113-B 138,852- 399-116-B 131,418- 447- 98-B 118,800- 330-120-B 111,072- 356-104-B 111,042- 398- 93-B

95,550• 350- 91-B 92,565- 363- 85-B 83,505- 293- 95-B 73,014- 283- 86-B 71,016- 269- 88-B 49,896- 231- 72-D 47,424- 247- 64-B 38.133- 223- 57-B 31,464- 152- 69-B 31,110- 170- 61-B 27,840- 160- 58-B 25,668- 138- 62-B 23,328- 144- 54-8 13,284- 108- 41-B 10!1~~8: ~t :t[

9477~ 117- 27-B 6450- 86- 25-B

JJlQAH JJllNO

UF6CX

UV9CO

DM3PQO OM3VOE DM3NKF DM5BA DM2CWB DM2DXD DM3XZN DM2CRJ

5220- 58- 30-B 4980- 83- 20-A

21,156- 164- 43-B

69,225- 325- 71-B

828,825-1285-215-D 360,375- 775-155-D 155,550- 425-122-B

64,881- 243- 89-B 61,425- 315- 65-8 57.084- 284- 67-C 56,448- 224- 84-8 40,530- 193· 70-B

DM2B08

EA21A EA2HW EA3PI

EA6BD

E13CP E19J El5D1

F8VJ F91Q F6ENO FSIN F9BB F8TM F6API F6EQV F6ENN F6FGN F6CCI

G3FXB G3UFV G2QT G3ESF G3APN

12,087- 79- 51-·a G2AJB 26,100- 150- 58-B

l ,930,698-2768-231-D 128,250- 409-114•6

50,640- 211- 80-B GUSCCA(~~4~~.fcl'J!a220-2ss-B

129,876- 548- 79-8 GW3Jl 536,136-1004-178-B GW3NYY 192,786- 506-127-8

711.900-1356-175-B HASBA 198,072- 504-131-B 500,103- 921-181-B HAlVE 197,274- 539-122-B 129 1744- 408-106-B HA4XX 190,212- 524-121-B

Jl1:it~:ti!~:f}t:fj HASKF 129jm: 4~t1gtg HA7TM HASKDW 540- 15- 12-D 499,776-1096-152-B

373,038- 787-158-B HB9NL 138,312- 339·136-B 107,856- 336-107-B HB7BOW 18,444- 106- 58-B 93,600- 300-104-B 6 7 ,500- 250- 90-8 LAlOA 52,824- 248- 71-B 66,555- 261- 85-B 63,990- 237- 90-B OE6HZG 185,598- 491-126-B 30,195- 183- 55-C 20,562- 149- 46-B OH2PM 500,565-1105-151-C

2 ,021,0 52-2761-244-B OH7NW 70,848- 246- 96-C

628,446-1151-182-B OHSPT 59,400- 198-100-C

566,100-1020-185-B OK2BLG 251,580- 599-140-C 372,243- 743-167-B OK3BA 163,968- 448-122-B

48,555- 195- 83-B DK3DG 160,515- 369-145-C

From November 1979 QST © ARRL

OKlDKW OKlDCU OKlKZ OK25GW OK2BEC OK3YCA OKlTJ OK3YCV OKlBLC OKlKIR

ON4XG

OZlLO OZlW OZ5WQ

PA9TA PAC,CF

154,845- 465-111-B 122,952· 376-109-B 111,672• 376- 99-B 111,132· 343-108-B

72,675- 255- 95-C 12,960- 12.0- 36-B 11,550- 110- 35-B 11,340- 90- 42-B

9480- 79- 40-B 48- 4- 4-B

329,607- 691-159-B

2,091,432-2954-236-C 301,968- 699-144-8 156,210- 410-127-B

66,528- 224- 99-B 18,792· 108- 50-B

SM3EVR l.299,087-2033-213-C SM9GMG 763,902-1369-186-C SM6BZE 390,630- 898-145-B SM5CAK 235,494- 801- 98-C SM9BDS 213,750- 570-125-C SM6AYM 187,956- 454-138-B SM9CCE 165,006- 534-103-C SM5AHK 108,225- 325-111-C

~~~'f ~g:iit m: ~::: SM6DOK 17,985- 99- 55-B

SP8ECV 938,694-15.49-202-B SP2FKW 67,620· 322· 70-B SP9DBA 59,400· 300· 66-8 SP5JTR 28,890· 214- 45-8 SP9CAV/9 11,904- 124• 32-B

UA2FCW 42,180- 185- 76-B UA2DC 8448- 88- 32-B

UA6APP 300,750- 802-125-B UA3AHF 40,755- 247- 55-8 UA3AAH 39s~lt 1:i: ~t: UA6AVX UA31AK 1653- 29· 19-B

UBSZOF 652,068-1228-177-B UB5KAY 13,800- 115- 40-B

UC2AAD 38,232- 236- 54-B UC2AS 26,649• 14"1· 63-8 UC2WAZ 24,453- 143- 57-B UC2SKC 16!Si~g: 1 ~t 1t: UC2CEO

UP2BBF 44,940- 214- 70-B

UQ21C 34,155- 165- 69-B

UR2QD 37,449- 171- 73-B UR2RHF 1824- 32- 19-B

Y03CR 306,720- 720-142-B Y03AC 172,329- 527-109-C Y08D0 12,267- 87- 47-C Y09VE 11,550- 110- 35-B

VUlOCV l,409,400-2175-216-D YU20B 292,185- 645-151-B YUlOQL 223,224- 568-131-C

~8JW~ 21:1m: 1~~= ~rn North Amerlc:a Hl8MOG 576,840-1265-152-C

HPlAC 69,255- 243- 95-B

KL7CW 360,960- 752-160-C

OX3RA 167,040- 580· 96-B

VP2MOC(~!ci,b 0fJ!3688-282-D

VP2MBK(Kllt~2~I! 172- 49-B

VP2VI 2,321,520'2845-272-B

XE2NQ(KJj~4~fgb-3010-263-B

4 Ul UN (K~~i~•il'.~10-2980-266-C

OCeaaia WH4AAA 119,952· 408- 98-B

KH6ND 1,982,508-2612-253-D KH6NO 1,448,523-1987-243-D

KIIEU/KH 6 547,734• 946-193-B KH6H 58,032· 312- 62-B

VK2AR 1,195,236-1953-204-B VK2GW 464,058- 889-174-B VK3QI 71,190- 226-105-8 VK50R 46,209- 211- 73-8

ZL3BK 772,512-1238-208-C

South Americ:a

HC2SL 2,073,234-2966-233-D

W1BIH/PJ2 2,241,450-2930-255-D

PYlDHG 122,094-•357-114-B f¥T7WA 52,392- 236· 74-B

YVl NX 982,224-1436-228-0

High Band

Afric:a C5AAN 27,267- 149- 61-B

ZS6CS 26,151• 379- 23-B

K4YT/5T5 15,717- 169- 31-B

Asia HZlHZ

JJlBBQ JA7DAH JRllMV JA7GAX JRlRNC JA2VUP JE3SEN JH3CXL JAlGTF JAlJKG JA2EMP JE2KPM JH3AIU

611, 712-1416-144-8

874,314-1799-162-8 746,982-1566-159-D 697 ,500-1500-155-B 679,320-1480-153-D

~~~:li&:½~itl ~t: 537, 711-1187-151-D 511,797-1193-143-D 503,064-1096-153-C 493,290-1134-145-C 456,000-1000-152-0 435,456-1008-144-B 399,924- 965-138-B

~~~It iit::t&:1gitl:8:~ JHlVRQ 343,476- 812-141-B JAlOHD 336,936- 808-139-0 JA2TK 278,208- 672-138-B JAlOCA 270,945- 669-135-B JFlSEK 262,710- 695-126-B JA7BIJ 253,692- 729-116-B JAlDQT 235,014- 598-131-C JH4HLN 225,582- 574-131-B JH7BRG 212,613- 541-131-0 JF3CCN 205,965- 597-115-8 JR3COZ 200,880- 540-124-B JAlAYC 184,437- 621- 99-B JH2LZR 183,540- 532-115-B JH8KAN 176,916- 641- 92-B JHlMTR 172,044- 486-118-B JA2BJC 164,268- 468-117-B JllKUV 146,187- 439-111-8 JA2MVA 145,590- 422-115-B

j:IX~i l:5:~~t l~t½8f:8 JFlQJD 119,355- 365-109-B JH2HIW 117,729- 381-103-8 JA281 116,493- 377-103-B JKlATT 116,412- 436- 89-B JA8U8V 113.022- 414- 91-B JAlOP 107,811- 363- 99-8 JFlXQL 103,428- 338-102'8 JAlHQS 71.,550- 318- 75-B JA3BQU 64,350- 275- 78-8 JA9SV 60,750- 250- 81-B

1.~~f ~,1 ~ti~t m: ~rn JA7UFZ 57,591- 237- 81-8 JH7SFY 47,088- 327- 48-B JAlBDI 46,224- 214- 72-B JFlMYI 45,360- 315- 48-B JKlOZS 42,660- 237- 60-B JAllZ 40,683-. 191- 71-D JKlDLQ 40,683- 191- 71-B JHlWIX 39,852- 246- 54-B JRl 105 36,693- 151- 81-8 JR3WXA 33,708- 212- 53-8 JH4KEB 32,670- 198- 55-8 JllHNC 32.595- 205- 53-B JKlUSB 32,505- 197- 55-B JE2MDE 31,584- 224- 47-B JH3WKE 30,600- 170- 60-B JA9FT 30,030- 143- 70-C JA3CS 26,352- 144- 61-B JElAVO 26,082- 161- 54-B JAlDFQ 25,920- 216- 40-B JR2HDS 25,578- 203- 42-B JA18N 24,231· 197- 41-B JA8ERG 22,344- 196- 38-B JA3ZGB(JE3~J:"lJ.l?PJ19. 42-B JllPCN 20,625- 125• 55-B JE3TYJ 19,188- 164- 39-B JAlEF 19,116- 118- 54-B JFlFTU 18,696- 164- 38-8 JAlLXD 18,480- 112- 55-B JA6AKV 18,354- -133- 46-B JH4RKD 18,144- 126- 48-B JR3LAG 17,430- 166- 35-8 JJlOSP 17,328- 152- 38-B JAlCSB 16,740- 155- 36-D JR4DZM 16,692- 107- 52-8 JAlEMQ 16,350- 109- 50-B JA3HUL 15,870- 115- 46-B JH4UVU 15,840- 120- 44-B JH40RB 15,762,- 142- 37-B JE2S0:V 15,717• 169- 31-B JH7FZI 15,561- 133- 39-B JA7EC 15,375 .. 125- 41-8 JA7AOU 14,100- 100- 47-0 JAlPS 13,959- 99- 47-8 JllXLQ 13,572- 116- 39-B JA51U 13,392- 144- 31-8 JA2MIM 13,029- 101- 43-A JE2HAU 12,987- 117- 37-B JA3SLU 11,988- 111- 36-B JA7DUD 11,880- 90- 44-B JA2FSM 11,520- 80- 48-B JA7ARW 11,481- 89- 43-8 JA3HU 10,560- 110- 32-B

1~~~~\'.1 109~gg: 1i~: n:~ JF3LHO 9072- 126- 24-B JE3UES 9000- 100- 30-8 JE2D0D 7548- 74- 34-B JAlBZM 6720· 70- 32-B JAlKPA 6480- 60- 36-B JRlPUO 5187- 91- 19-B JA4SRG 5130- 57- 30-B JAl BGW 4830- 70- 23-8 JF2DJI 4752- 72- 22-B JHlCNN 4608- 64- 24-B JR2BDG 4599- 73- 21-8 JA5AWT 4410- 70- 21-B JA7BAL 4368- 52- 28-C JE3MWB 2904- 44- 22-B JRlPUO 2880- 48- 20-B JFl VDG 2520· 42- 20-B

1~:t~11 mt it n~ JH7WEE 2337- 41- 19-B JE2JML 1920- 40- 16-8 JE2MOL 1836- 51• 12-B JAlAVI 1800- 30- 20-B JE3UER 1710- 38- 15-8 JA9AFU 972- 18- 18-B JH2WBI 960- 32- 10-B JA6PL 405- 15- 9-B JGlOWV 324- 12- 9-B JR3QOV 315- 15- 7-A JA6FVM 216- 12- 6-B JAlAAT 90· 6- 5-B JGlFZG 60- 5- 4-B JA2 QR 36- 4- 3-A JJl PNN. 36- 4- 3-B

JRlFYS/JDl 112,320- 360-104-B

JTlAN 12,210- 185- 66-B

UA9FAJ 331,731- 899-123-B UA9MR 318,954- 901-118-8 UA9NN 250,560- 720-116-B UA90CI ~42,400- 808-100-8 UA,QDH 04,462- 614-111-B UA9QWB 123,165- 483- 85-B

~:ir~~ 113.475- 425- 89-8 89,490- 314- 95-B

UA9AED 77,490- 287- 90-B UA9CBO 70,755- 445- 53-B

8~i~i 54,036- 237- 76-8 51,246- 234- 73-B

8~;~i~ 3~m: 1:t ~t: UW9PT 2580- 43- 20-8 UA90GT 1458- 27° 18-8

UD6DFK 17 ,928- 166- 36-B U06BW 24- 4- 2-B

UF6BN 7395- 85- 29-B

UH8DC 383,439- 961-133-B

Ul8LC 6975- 75- 31-B Ul8TAA 96- 8- 4-B

UJ8AQ 3528- 49- 24-B UJ8AP 1836- 36- 17-B

UL7QF UL7LCQ UL7GBD UL7TA UL7CBS UL7PBY

UM8MBA

VU2GO

424MB

Europe DJ90N DF7FH DK8B1. ~r~vG DAlPX DK3GI DF3QN DK2ZF DF4NW DL9HP DLlRB DK4HD DK9MB OLINE OA2JA

156,312• 501·104-B 25,803- 183- 47-B 17,205- 155· 37-B 13,113- 141• 31-B

2139- 31- 23-B 441- 21- 7-B

66,822- 259- 86-B

63,840- 280· 76-B

470,400-1120-140-C

490,680-1160-141-C 358,656- 934-128-0 151,500- 500-101-C 150,096- 424-118-B 138,345- 401-115-B 121,176- 594- 68-B

58,212- 231- 84-0 51,480- 220- 78-C 48,000- 250- 64-8 45,000- 200- 75-8 30,573- 237- 43-27,468- 216· 42-B 13!S8&8: m: ~t:

4290- 5 5- 26-B 300- 10- 10-B

DM2BLG 89,397• 387- 77-B DM3SBM 48,132- 191- 84-B OM4WFF 25,245- 165- 51-B DM2CX E 22,620- 145- 52-B DM2CLM 22,344- 133- 56-B DM2FIL 17,775- 137- 45-B DM2BWK/A 16,464- 112- 49-B DM2BUB 15,912- 137- 39-B OM2A'JH 89LO- 90- 33-B OM2FFL 8580- 110- 26-B DM3UPL 5610- 56- 34-B DM4SWL 5124- 61- 28-B OM4ZLM" 3498-· 53- 22-C DM2CH N 2640- 40- 22-B DM4ZCO 2208- 32- 23-B DM3UE 1581- 31- 17-B DM2CJN 1152- 32- 12-8 DM2AXB 621· 23- 9-B

EA20P EA7XQ EA7AAW EA3ALV EAlJO EA5ND EA4BV

El2BB El8CZ

F6DCQ F3DA F5DM F6ETW F3AT F6A)(X F6DMV F2PC

HA7MC HA9KLF HAlZD HA4VG HA2KM8 HA4YQ HA3HE HAlTD HA3GJ HA7PQ HA4XR HA6NP HA3HZ HA3GO HG7TQ HA·7UJ

HB7AGH H87BU

llKUI 14DVT IT9VDQ llHJP

1mm LA5SH LA3UG LA7SI LA7XB LA2Q LA3B0

LXlML

LZlXL LZ2KR LZlRF

84 7 ,080-1810-156-D 152,790- 463-110-C

94,620- 332· 95-B

u:m: m=1~t~ 8280- 69- 40-B 1452- 33- 22-B

578,418-1294-149-8 37,185- 185· 67-B

186,813- 561-111-B 66,600- 300- 74-B 20,124- 172· 39-B 17,199- 117- 49-B

166~g~: 1~g: ~t: 2736- 38- 24-B

759- 23- 11-8

147,798- 483-102-B 118,800- 400- 99-B 104,052- 377- 92-B

90,450- 335- 90-B 82,236- 308- 89-8 72,816- 328- - 74-B 25,800- 215- 40-B 19,425- 175- 37-8 16,539- 149- 37-C 12,726-.101- 42-B 12,138- 119- 34-B

1268 ~8= 1n ~A:: 2775- 37- 25-C 1440- 40- 12-B

828- 23- 12-B

200dt~t 551-126-B 80- 35-B

767 ,904-1684-152-C 458,352-1061-144-C 205,380- 815- 84-8 108,654- 398- 91-8

67,689- 327- 69-A 51,010- 405- 42-B

318,096- 752-141-B 38,208- 199- 64-B 23,055- 145- 53-B 16jm: 141- 38-B

69- 37-B 1980- 33- 20-B

46,500- 250- 62-B

18,000- 120- 50-C 15,480- 172• 30-B 14,382- 141- 34 .. 9

OElNPW/3 442,395-1017-145-C

OH6AC OH6GO OH6ZAB OH2B55 OH6RC OHlAD OH6UC OH2BSQ OH7VR OH3AA OH5ZM OH5KJ/7 OH6MM OH3RlJ OHlEH OHlHS OH3NM OH6GO OHlFM· OH2PQ OHlEG OHlLU OH2BN OH9VE OH9TO OH9PH OH2SE OHlEB OH3RF

696, 714-1538-151-D 450,864-1212-124-D 450,018-1087-138-0 222,525- 645-115-0 152,928- 531- 96-B 139,776- 453-104-C 138,648- 424-109-C 102,723- 353- 97-B

84,564- 324- 87-B 74,646- 286- 87-0 59,052- 259- 76-B 41,808- 208- 67-8 40,194- 203- 66-B 38,592- 201- 64-8 35,280- 210- 56-8 32,886· 189• 58-C 22,950- 170- 45-8 21,240- 120- 59-8 20,625- 125- 55-B

19.,~~t 1½~: ~r:~ 7128- 88- 27-C 6930- 70- 33-B 6264- 72- 29-B 2625- 35- 25-B 1632- 32- 17-B 1620- 30- 18-A 1326- 26- 17-B 1104- 23- 16-A

OH2KI 924- 28· ll•B OH7TV 168- 8- 7-B

OKl VK 533,688-1202-148-B OK30M 525s690-1298-135-D OK2KMR{O~~.f~~pr17-136-B OK31F 112,785- \65-103-B OK3KAP{O~J.f.i\it~PJ!7. 81-C OKlFCA 105,429- 311-113-B OKlMIN 104,082- 418- 83-8 OK3CES 65,853- 271- 81-B OK2SPS 42,303- 239- 59-B OK1KUR(OKl 1~}Jl;'.''~'J6 _ 47 _8 OK2KRT 41,064- 236- 58-B OKlCIJ 41,004- 204- 67-C OK2QX 39,639- 181- 73-0 OKlFV 35,316- 218- 43-C OKl DKR 33,123- 181- 61-B OK2P8G 32,724- 202- 54-B OKlJHR 29,106- 198- 49-B OK3CAN 28,767- 223- 43-B OK2SAR 28,665- 195- 49-B OK3CO 24,072- 236- 34-B OK2BJU 20,670- 130- 53-B OKlASQ 20,424- 148- 46-B OK3CVU 18,522- 126- 49-B OK2BPK 16,218- 106- 51-B OK3FON 14,490- 138- 35-B OK21L 12,255- 95- 43-B OKlAVG 11,703- 83- 47-B

g~m~~ 114m: 1~t ~t: OKlASG 8820- 105- 28-B OKlAII 6980- 77-· 30-B OKl'OXP 4836- 62- 26-B OK3CFP 3105- 45- 23-B OKlBBJ 2967- 43- 23-C OK2TBC 2829· 41• 23-8 OKlA IA 2448- 34- 24-8 OKlAOJ 1209- 31- 13-8 OK2SMO 1053- 27- 13-8 OK3YDP 924- 30· 11-B OKlAYQ 630- 21· 10-A OKlKCF 486- 18- 9-B OKlMSO 462- 14- 11-8 OK2BGN 279- 31- 3-B OK2LN 273- 13- 7-B OK2AB'-:' 27- 3- 3·8

ON6FD ON6ZW ON5WL

OZlDQX OZlFGS D21B11 QZ<;XR OZ31>E OZlOYU OZ5QU OZ2PG OZ8ND­OZ1EE OZ4HW OZSCI OZ7XG OZ6KS OZ8E

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PAIATY PA FRS PA LOU PA GT PA DIN PllPT

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380,100- 905-140-8 162,360- 492-110-B

31,878- 231- 46-B

322,530- 827-130-B 243,540- 660-123-B 147,702- 478-103-8 123,420- 484- 85-B

72,924- 236-103-B 54,144- 188- 96-B 51,704- 188- 92-B 26,460- 210· 42-B 25,920- 120- 72-B 24,108- 196- 41-C 14,490- 138- 35-B 11Gm: it 4t:

6231· 67- 31-B 108- 6- 6-A

247,212- 654-126-B 235,510· 478-165-B 203,940- 618-110-B 149,142• 469-106-B 129,696- 386-112-B

95,004- 364- 87-B 69,402- 269- 86-8 61,410- ,230- 89-B 18,711- 99- 63-B 156m: 1~t it~

5700- 50- 38-B

SMSACQ 268,584- 722-124-B SM6EUZ 218,625- 583-125-C SM3DXV 180,468· 557-lOB-S sM,cCM 136,404- 421-108-B SM5AKT 104,160· 260-124-B SM71WN 99,792- 396- 84-B SM5CCT 67,728- 272- 83-A SM6BXV 58,311· 209- 93-C SM6JHO 52,668· 266- 66-B SM2BFH 45,162- 193- 78-C SM5CSS 43,0 50- 175- 82-C SK6AB{SM7~1~~8-r)314- 45-C SM7HEC 31,590- 130- 81-B SM5DVC 29,248• 1'53- 64-B SM7CZC 12,960- 80- 54-A SM7EH 7533- 95· 27-C SM7GGK 4446- 57- 26-B SM5CBM 4172- 50- 28-8 SM6JY 3774- 74- 27-B SM50UT 2394- 42- 19-C

SP5BR 129,744- 408-106-B SP9CTW 123,927- 412-101-C SP6DMJ 37,944- 204- 62-C SP98RP 34,026- 214- 53-B SP8HXN 22,092- 263- 28-B SP8HMK 14,859- 127- 39-B SP7KTE(SP71FM,opr)

SP9JBE SP9EQS SP9CVV SP71VW SP7AW

UWlYV UAlCQ UA4CK UA3QAQ UA4PAU UA3DFK UK4WAR UA4HOV UA3AGL UW6CV UA3EZ UA4HBP UA4ACA UA6AJG UA4ABO UA4PAA UA4CDC UA3AFO UAlOAI UA6A8S UA3GO UA4YAT UA6AXX UA3RDH UA4FCZ UA4ACD UAlWEA UAlARF UA3TR UAlQDB UAlDF UA3TAG UA3TDP UA3EAT UA3AIT UA4WBJ

8424- 104- 27-B 48 72- 56- 29-B 4422- 67- 22-B 2070- 46- 15-B 1008- 24- 14-B

300- 10- 10-C

410,184- 844-162-B 409,5 75-1075-127-8 254,610- 7·38-1'15-8 239,460- 614-130-B 219,198- 614-119-B 201,201- 737- 91-8 141,372- 462-102-B 126,825- 475- 89-B 108,813- 437- 83-8

94,944- 368- 86-B 93,912- 364- 86-8 8 7 ,204- 338- 86-B 62,580- 298- 70-B 62,250· 250· 83-B 54,672- 272- 67-8 49,140- 234- 70-B 43,152- 232- 62-B 39,564- 314- 42-B 34,776- 207- 56-B 32,250- 250- 43°B 30,396- 149- 68-B 28,122- 218- 43-B 25,542· 198° 43-B 23,556- 151- 52-8 23,247- 189- 41-8 22,776- 146- 52-8 20,148- 146- 46-B 19,836- 174- 38-B 19,680- 160- 41-B 18,648- 168- 37-B 15,840- 120- 44-B 15,729- 107- 49-B 12,771- 99- 43-B 11,718- 126- 31-B 11,544-- 104- 37-B 10,584- 84- 42-B

UA6AKT UA3DAM UA4WAG UA3ADO UAlWBG UA4PGO UA3AAJ UA4QK UV3AP UA3XW UK3EAL UAlADN UAlCFF

10,584- 98- 36-B 10,179- 117- 29-B 10,152- 94- 36-B

9810· 109- 30-8 9801- 121- 27-B 8091- 87- 31-8 5772- 74- 26-B 4896- 68- 24-B 3600- 40- 30-B 2880- 40- 24-B 2448- 48- 17-8 2106- 39- 18-8

336- 14- 8-8

U85LDP 358,020- 918-130-8 UB5VY 344,487- 803-143-B UB5LR 216,060- 554-130-B UB5IIA 160,392- 652· 82-8 UB5DW 104,232- 344-101-B UY5UI 73,272- 284- 86-8 UK50AA(UBf _r,;,-3~~rt73- 65-B UB5AAL 48,312- 244- 66-B UT5 LF 46,644- 299· 52-8 U85NCF 32,490- 285- 38-B U85JGN 32,670- 242- 45-8 UB5HQ 19,998- 202- 33-B UBSRS 19,305- 165- 39-B UB5HEK 19,140- 110- 58-8 U85ZBF 10,302- 101- 34-B

8~m,c 1011~~~: tM: ~g:g UB5HDN 7392- 88- 28-B UB5EAX 5850- 75- 26-B UT5HP 5 775- 77- 25-B UBSEEW 5460- 65- 28-B UB5JIM 5280- 55• 32-B UB5NAO 4740- 79- 20-B UB5JIQ 3744- 52- 24-B U850E 1170- 26- 15-B

UC2WBI UC2ACA UC2ACL

U050WN

UP2BAT UP2BA-R UP2BAO UP20M UP2PCQ UP2BEI UP2PAQ UP28FU

UQ2GCN UQ2GHJ

UR2RSA UR201 UR2RHK

Y03JX YD2BLO Y09APJ/3 Y08FR Y0215 V06AFP Y09HP V03JW Y02BIN Y02BEO V02RA

43,200- 300- 48-8

31j~88: 1 ~t ~g:: 8370-· 90- 31•8

683,421-1451-157-8 444,312-1089;.136-B 286,224- 712-134-B· 120,852· 373-108-B

29,550- 197- 50-B 2111~lt 2 it 1t~

3078- 57- 18-8 . 944,826-2006-157-B

44,100- 350- 42-A

01tY~8: 5½8: ~~:: 546- 14- 13-B

190,512- 567-112-8 176,886- -634~ 93-B

83,100- 277-100-B 72,489· 343- 73-B 27,720- 210- 44-B 10,~~t i:t rt:

4800- 80- 20-A 4026- 61- 22-8 2460- 41- 20-B 1440- 32- 15-B

YUlKV 1,033,956-2238-154-D YU2BHI 398,376-1006-132-B VU4VOV 365,310- 902-135-C YU2RTC 324,156- 908-119-C

~8rn~8 249,1m: 6~t1~tg YUlOTA 4368- 56- 26-B YUlSF 48- 4- 4-8

North Americ:a

KL7JER AL70 KL71BT KL7GN

OX5AF

344,040• 940•122-B 39,516· 178- 74-B · 30,024- 139- 72-A 14,874- 134- 47-C

20,898- 129· 54-B

Oceania W7LPF/DU2

26.,790- 235- 38-C N7ET/DU6 120- 8- 5-A

KH6CKJ 563,667-1261•149-8 KH6JTW 259,656· 698-120-B KH6CP 52,560- 219- 80-B

~~~11: 221m: 1½t ~t: KX 6 BQ(W 5 l~,i~;J9. 139- 57-0

ZLlAFW 95,475- 335- 95-8

South Amerlc:a

CE3XV

CPSNK

PV1AR5 PY8ZLC PV2VP PVlBOA PV3CB PV2FNE

177,498- 519-114-0

Low Band·

Afrlc:a

EL2AV

Asia

6042- 53- 38-8

30,096- 228- 44-B 14,274- 122· 39-B 14,208- 128- 37-B 1'"ilm: 1~t 1&::

4758- 61- 26-B

66,591· 453- 49-D

JHlRFM 38,073- 259-, 49-B JA98E 31,059- 203- 51-0 JFlTFC 12.420- 138- 30-B JH 2 ZUN(JA 3fi.1i·fC-'>i30. 29-B JG3GQA 2520· 56- 15-B JA3QZW/l 1650- 50- 11-B JAlJIX 1551• 47- 11-B JA 1 LEV 1200- 40- 10-8 JHlJGZ 960-. 40- 8-B JH7B05 825- 25- 11-D JAlBOK 645- 129- 5-A JR2NTC 594- 33- 6-B JFlSVV 504- 24• 7-B JF3EZG 450- 30- 5-B JE2GMO 390- 26· 5-B JA9VFM/1 18- 3- 2-A JAlOUM 12- 2- 2-B

UWl}FB 3504- 73- 16-B

Europe

DK9PY 89,694- 453- 66-D DL9XX(DK3~f.f'lfs'} 201 _ 45 _0

November 1979 101 From November 1979 QST © ARRL

DM2CUJ DM3XM OM3BF DM2DLE DM2CIM DM2FTL

48,441· 241· 67·8 43,560- 264- 55-C

2 ':liit 1:t ~=~ 5544• 88· 21-8

480- 21- 8-8

FSZF 50,634- 291- 58-B

GscMx(N8EJs~~.?;b. 363· 60-8

HA8UT HA3PT HA7UG HA5KI HA7SQ HA3KGY

llZEU

LASON

LZlYG

OKlALW OKlDCP OK2BUH OK3TDO OK28MA

ON68C

OZlERC

PA3AIC

SM6EHY SM,llBVQ

SP8MJ SP9ASS

UA3EAL UA3AGX

UT5JD U85UWG

UC2XX

UOSODA

UP2NV UP20U

UQ2GDW UQ2GFN UQ2GEC

Y038EJ Y038YF

VU3DCK

15ai~t m: ~t: 7056· 84• 28·8 3600· 50· 24·8 1008· 24· 14·8

648· 24· 9·8

26,220· 230· 38-C

14,625• 125• 39·8

1440· 32- 15-8

95am: 4~t ~ti 2655- 59- 15-8 1122· 34· 11·8

264· 11· 8-A

92,664· 429· 72-8

46,746· 294· 53·8

1694· 77. 22·8

37,620· 228· 55-C 14 70- 35· 14-C

5808· 88- 22-C 4032- 56• 24·8

23,247• 189· 41·8 486· 18· 9-A

39am: m: ~t: 5412· 82- 22-8

726- 22- 11-8

40,545· 265· 51·8 25,392- 184· 46·8

51,645· 313- 55-8 35,dtt 2~1: ~t: 26,751· 241· 37-8

315• 15· 7-8

6882· 74· 31·8

·North America

H18LC 20,700· 150• 46·8

Oceania KH6AM 168,636- 611· 92•D

VR.3AH 237,876- 787-116-B

ZL2TX 27,900· 186· 50·8

Sou th America WA4UAZ/HC1

242,100- 807-100-C

HK3VH 45,045-- 231· 65-B

Multi-Single

Africa

C5A8X(N6~~i~~g~~f)'.?fgt 8

EL2EV(+EL2DM) · 773,220-1841-140-D

Asia

JAl VFL(JA9JCJ,JR28NF,

JGlLA V,ot,;s14 784-1824-222-D JA3VKC(JA3s ODC REU,JH3s PKS VOT,JR3s RIU KEG,

Jt--t4 ETH,oF.i'l1 880-1876-210-D JA3ZRT(JH3PKS,JH4ETH, JAguou,opr~4,020- 180- 63-D

UK7CAC(UL7s ·cAZ CBP,oprs} 6882- 74. 31-B·

UK9ADY(UA9s ADH ADI AFZ AJA,oprs) 845,688-1688-167-B

~:,;tAC(u:il!;lfl~'1~f?iso-e ~t':i:p~s\Uf/i,S~~1~l~\02-8

UK~ZAF(M~iti~fi0. 997.100-8 UK9C8D(UA9C8M,UW9D'N, oprs) 224,448• 668-112·8

UK~FA • (MirJ~J>do-660- s1-s UKIJLAD{Multlopl

UKIJKAN(UA 6e~·~JR ~~2v. s,-a oprs) 39,690- 270- 49-B

UK 9SA D{Mu~~~fio- 255- 46-B UK9KA O(Multlop)

33,276- 236- 47·8

Europe

DLl)AA(DJ5PA,DK2ZO, DL1YD,DL3BK,DL6KB,

DLBNU,o~.~09,908-3019-244-D OK~TU(DK1PD,DK5G8, DK6Ql,DK5GX,DL7s LH ZN, DL8TW,DJ9NX,oprs)

1 923,636-2596•247-D DLIJVW( • Ff~f2i~~~~i~~6sJ_s

EA7TL(+EA7ALG) 1,004,295-1633·205-8

EA3DUB(EA3s Al R AVV OG XH XZ,oprs~62.977- 613-143-B

G3OUR (G3s CWI VGF ,G4S BUO EWJ EZN GFX,opry G 3TXF(+~?s9~Ji15-254 ·235•8

l,232,448-1.834-224-B

HA<IKLE(6 oprs) 759,177-1259-201-C

HAlKSA( 5 gg~s.~37-1211-189-C HA7KSV(4 oprs)

678,186-1322-171-B HA 7KLC(4 oprs)

382,239- 891·143·8 HA9KPU(4 oprs)

382,077- 801-159-B

HA 3 KMK( 3 3°/.J~J34. 809-142-C

HA 2 KRZ( 6 ~c~~los- 741-135-B

HASKHG( 5 .ff~:l20- 704-135-B

HA 3 KNA( 6 fra:l5o- 610-125-8 HABKBE(4 oprs)

226,431- 543-139-B

HA 5 KKB( 2 jf,4~~56- 523-124-8 HA5KFU(2 oprs)

179,568- 516-116-B

HAGKVD( 2 ff0:~28- 468-107-B HA3KH8/P(5 oprs)

149,283- 513- 97-C HAIJKLU(6 oprs)

121,659• 379-107-8 HA6KZS(4 oprs)

109,074- 371- 98-B

HA 8 KWO(a 0l3~Joo-265- 80-D

HA 2 KME( 4 0fs'.l04. 202· 64-8 HA1KSL(2 oprs)

27,789- 157- 59-C HAIJKLL(2 oprs)

315- 21- 5-B

HB7LF(HB9s BFU BHI BIG

BOQ BTU,ot~sJ,500- 450-110-c

Ml l(Ml'C,W.i~[,'880~) 925-152-C

OH2AA(OH2s.BNP BQS BRW DS.oprs) 1,032,684-1831-188-D

OHIJPA(OHli::24~:c1'1.6~p~s:l-a

OK5TLG/P(OK1s DFW MMW, oprs) 1,518,933-2291-221-C OK3RKA{Multlop)

257,508· 622-138-8

oKIKTWCMfl~~fJ5. 435- 89-B OKlKPZ(Multlop)

77,100· 257-100-B OK3KVE(OK3s CMM CWQ, oprs) 75,480- 296- 85-B OK3VSZ(MU1tlop)

61,977• 283· 73-C OKI KCl(Multlop)

61,893- 299- 69-C

ON6AH(ON5s-AV IQ,ON6s AH MH QR VL,o 4,,Clf4~-~~~-P1Jte PAIJVLA(Multlop)

PA~TUM/A(+ 8lA\~ 0GJi7t}~0 ·8

NRA PJV TAWt420· 57- 20-B

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441,504-1008-146-C SK6AW(SM6s CDG CVE DER OJI DOS,opi:l4,214• 946-153-C SK7GC{Multlop)

8967- 61- 49-C

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UK 3 DAH(M9J~~fJ6-l 739-l 88-B · UK6APA(UA6s APR ARX,

oprs) 471,960-1140-138-B UKlZAO(UAls ZCZ ZBQ ZV, oprs) 350,754-1103-106-B

uK 4 FAVCM~1tl~fJo. 550-134-s

UKIAFA(M~bi~fJo. 620-112-s

UK 3ACR(Ml~tj~fJ4. 549-112-B UK3DAU(Multlop)

164,268- 507-108-B

UK 4 WAC(MtJ_~~fj5. 425-117-8 UK3EAA(Multlop}

90,450- 335- 90-B UK3WAA(Multiop)

33,600- 175- 64-8 UK3XAM(Multlop}

33,600- 200- 56-B

~::rAR(UAa6J.r5~: t'll ~~~ UK6L TF(Mu1t1g% 6 . 104 _ 28 _8 UK3TAN(3 oprs)

6075- 81· 25-B UK3EAL(2 oprs)

2448· 48- 17-B

UK51AZ{Multiop) 893,133-1741-171-8

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UK 5 UBB(-M~~1~f~5- 825-155-s

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277,749- 729-127-B UK51FM(Muttiop)

250,4 70- 759-110-B UK 5 EDX(MJ.lmo:f65. 143- 45-8 UK5MDM(Mult/op)

15,318· 138· 37-8 UK5HAB(MulttfJ 2 _ 64 _ 26 _8

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UK 2WAF(MtJ~~fJ2-10:g8-123-B

UK 2AABCM~i~~.fdo- 844-155-B

U K2 BAS(Pf ,~!Jb~g ~4-2832-219-B UK2PCR(UP2s BBX BCR BCT BDF BFi BF9\~~4,~~f~\1_197 _8

UK2GKW(Multlop} 2,033, 775-3013-2 25 ·8

UK2GAC(UQ2s GDX GGW GIN GIV ,oprs} 951,774-2173-146-B

UK2GAB(Multiop} 430,050~1175-122-B

UK2GOZ(M2~tJ~fd6- 874-113-B

UK2GAZ(Muit~~f.Li. 144 _ 42 _8

YO6KNL(VO6s AKW HQ,oprs) 297,255- 745-133-B

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VU4FR'S(Multlop}

YUlELM W,i~-~~0,:2iitni·,0 OQZ,oprs\ 864,084-1508-191-D VU3DJR(+VU2RTG,VU3s TKB TNO) 255,420- 645-132-8

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W2AEE/C6A(WA2s ARF ZKV,

AE 9 B,oprs; ,904,65 2-229 2-2 77-B

FG7AR/FS7{+K8S SPX MR ND, WD8ALGl3.379,368-4052•278•8

HH 2 T(+W~~':'3~i16-3041-292-C

XE 2 FU(+~~i2~~7~5RJsf t3~~!0

Oceania KH6TM(+KH61KL)

424,359· 837-169-8

ZL 2 AH (Mull'fB,1568- s12-113-B

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JA7VAA(Multlop)

JA9Y8A(1Ai~ 56~6s0lfatrt 0

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8Jl s~.~it'ef:&1i~~o~J~b~ · OF 9 LD,op{~J23,024-2601-208-D

HA5KFL(6 oprs) l ,572,960·2320-226-8

HA5KA1(2 oprs) 3'2,148- 188- 57-B

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VK5WC(VKj}~ 3~~.zfCJ~l 57 _8

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W/VE

Single Operator

Connecticut KlPR WlXX KlWB KlTHP KlEM

1,602,018-16 74-319-D 639,606- 881-242-D 632,772- 868-243-D 108,837- 261-139-D

21,420- 105• 68-D

Eastern Massachusetts

ASIA 545,040· 757-240-0 KlMM(NlEE,opr)

401,778· 663-202-D KlMEM 122,763- 271-151-0

New Hampshire KlGQ 937,365·1045-299-D KlM8Q 339,000· 565-200-D

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Rhode Island W81CRG 404,352- 624-216-D

Western Massachusetts

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K2XA 609, W218 258, WA2AUB 46, K2GBH 14,

New York City -Ji,;jf~:

~~~&K m:iif~~tm:~ W2ZPG 3978- 39. 34-8

Northern New Jersey N2L T l,l 78,712-1284-306-D

~~11.<2 ~ ~ 5:i~t ~gt~ ~g :8 K28K 395,808· 608-217-D W2RQ 237,168· 432·183-D WA2ZWH 148,212· 358-138·8 WlGD 115,200- 256-150-D

W2SQ 57 ,015- 181-105-D

Southern New Jersey

N2MR 517,650• 7~-238-D WA2VYA 503,328· 784·214-D

, N2VW 472,392· 648-243-D AA2Z 412,965· 665-207-D W2KI 314,496- 504-208-D AB2E 294,624- 528·186-0 Al2O 208,350- 463-150-D

~ :l~I:~: ~~ttlA:8 w IDS,336- 264,133-D

w ~gitm: ~::~ 5814- 57. 34-8

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Delaware W3NX W3WD AD3V

217,140· 385-188-D 94,464· 256-123-D 59,706· 186-107-8

Eastern Pennsylvania

W3BGN N3BB N3DA W3FV W3MA K3MWV K3ZA W3RJ K311 K3WOK

1,406,899-1579·297-D l ,242,738-1409·294·D 1,157 ,598-1326-291-D

750,465- 981-255-D 678,897- 939-241-0 519,951· 659-263-D 483,975- 717-225-D 445,332· 629-236-D 395,592- 622-212-0 224.100- 415-180-0

;;:f;½:~~g: ~~~=½~t8 r5o,396- 332.151-0

~Hit m:1itE 24,570- 105- 78-0 22,914- 114- 67-B 13.,200- 80- 55-D

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waf?:~!%tLl:fil~J'fi.1351.325.o K3:1:r'' 0

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' 0 813,804- 929-292-D N3UN 544,677- 701-259-D WA30SD 436,392- 627-232-D W3UJ 376,371- 589-213-0 N311 364,572- 533-228-C WB3AVN 303,024- 472-214-0 K31U 165,900- 350-158-D K3AV 88,125- 235-125-C Western Pennsylvania K3FR 110,250- 245-150-0

K3TP 29,160- 120- 81-0

4

Georgia

W4UUH -Sl,252- 244-111-8 WA40PV 13,359- 73- 61-0

Kentucky WA4UBM 33,852- 124- 91-8

North Carolina

WA4TLI 502,260- 761-220-D N4AA 298,800- 498-200-0

South Carolina

K411 K4WJR

220,176- 417-176-0 40,977- 157- 87-C

Southern ·Florida

K4CL 135,324- 358-126-D W4HVU 65,340- 180-121-0

Tennessee K4XU 653,544- 739-232-0 KF4H 176,418- 363-162-D

Virginia N4RV l,236,384-1272-324-D

From November 1979 QST © ARRL

J3ABN (WB4SGV) had to borrow the mast to support his inverted Vs and sloper antennas (he used all wire antennas). Phil averaged over

, 100 QSOs per hour over the entire cw weekend. Ray (I), C5ABX/N6VR and Joe, C5ABZ/WA6VNR. C5ABX multi-single cw.

JA?YAF, the Morioka First High School ARC, operators in the multi-multi - cw category, left to right are: JH?CSU, JH?SJH, JA?UES, JH7WKQ and JA?RHJ.

W4QAW KG4W W4El N4RA W4XR K4ZA WA4NTP K8SYH W4KMS W51LR/4

5

Louisiana K5KLA W508

524,610- 670-261-0 494,982- 771-214-8 415,350- 650-213-0 263,250- 450-195-0 131,610- 285-154-0 112,530- 242-155-0

74,340- 236-105·0 65 1772- 203-108-B 4 3sHt 1~t1it8

New Mexico WSVZ 297,540- 580-171-D

Northern Texas AF5K WSGN NSJB WOSEWP WSVGX NSUA WB5OON N5AUI NSAXR

Oklahoma

W5JME

62 8,992-1008-208-D 363,972- 619-196-0 360,360- 770-156-0 165,186- 399-138-0 162,153- 419-129-C

33,615- 135- 83-0 30,225- 155- 65-8 28,320- 160- 59-0 16,632- 99- 56-D

148,500· 330-150-0

Southern Texas

KSDX 473,802- 778-203-0 WA51YX 40,182- 181- 74-C W85QNA 3~280- 147- 80-0 WSRl'lR(WSlj7,t,°f2) 118- 78-0

6

East Bay

W68 H(WAl~~i~fcl'2!i978-253-0

Los Angeles

N6AR 786,960-1093-240-0 N6TW 276,474- 649-142-0 NGHE 70,245- 223-105-8 W6EL 25,308- 114- 74-0

Orange

K5 R R (N 6 ~~2g~'.l99-2019-207-0 WbYMV 75,582- 247-102-D

Santa Barbara N6MB 273,504- 616-148-0 N6VR 13,825- 96- 48-D

San Diego

K861J 80,769- 247-109-0

San Francisco

N6OJ W6PM W6W8

376,125-1003-125-0 83,928- 269-104-0 63,840- 224- 95-0

Santa Clara Valley W6BJB 158,004- 627- 84-0 K68R 157,074- 557- 94-0 AA60X 77,805- 273- 95-0 WB6VSC 77 ,328- 358- 72-D W6SC 53,295- 209- 85-0 W6YVK 23,550- 157- 50-8

~~~LG/6 162m: l~t itl?

San Joaquin Valley

W68YH 19,488- 116- 56-0

7

Arizona

N7RK K7NO W7ZMO

Montana

283,920- 520-182-0 158,952- 358-148-0

15,840- 120· 44-C

~lJ1mH 290 sm: 1~t1~rn Nevada

K7SFN 79,680- 320- 83-0 WA7KNK 9702- 66· 49-0

W7JKA

Oregon

WB7ABK W71Vl<! W72R W7XN WA71HN K70MM

Utah N70F W7HS

5994- 74- 27-C

749,424-1201-208-0 575,292•1004-191-0 467,400- 950-164-0 308,616- 616-167-0

306am: 8ig:1~tl?

385,875-1029-125-C 76,053- 251-101-0

Washington

K7 Rl(K7T~:~n~400-2300-176-0 W78RU 202,692· 532-127-0 K7WQO 142,713- 471-101-8· K7ZA 114,432· 298-128-0 K7UR 81,405- 335- 81-0 N7AM 42,411- 211- 67-0

8

Michigan

N8JW W08CRY K8SIA K80T N8RW

Ohio

K8MN W08ALG KA88AC W88ZJW W8VGR W88LFO W88HLI W8SQ K8BA

9

Illinois

K98GL KB9ET W90FV W9RW K9MK K98QL W9JUI W89E80

Indiana

837,540- 990-282-0 282,978- 474-199-0 115,710- 266-145-C

60,480- 192-105-0 1482- 26- 19-0

409,266- 689-198-0 165,480- 394-140-0 149,721· 349-143-8 133,056- 264-168-0

52,668- 154-114-8 44,388- 137-108-0 25,872- 112- 77-0 22,050- 105- 70-D

1932- 28- 23-B

W9ZRX l.,442,955-1577-305-0 W9LT 770,775-1075-239-0 N9RC 55,536- 178-104-0

Wisconsin W90P K9QXY W89PCQ WD9GRI

Colorado

383,508- 603-212-0 289,938- 506-191-D

26,733- 133- 67.C 969- 19- 17-8

K7LR/~ 669,441-1369-163-0

Iowa

W9EJ W(IVX W~SR K(IGT

Kansas W(IIUB WBIJBMB A89X

Missouri

291,456- 506-192-0 223,560- 460-162-0 137,195- 309-148-0

43,359- 149- 97-0

318,528- 553-192-0 130,326- 406-107-0

33,507- 153- 73-0

W(IGNX 193,224- 388-166-B W9QWS/M 17 ,280· 90- 64-8

North Dakota

K9QQ 118,293· 301-131-C

Sou th Dakota

KCIZZ 969,984-1263-256-0

VE

Que-bee

VE2AVU 421,830· 654-215-0

Ontario

VE3KZ VE3FEA

Manitoba

VE4EW

97,137- 251-192-8 46,968- 152-103-0

281,358- 539-174-0

Saskatchewan

VESRA

Alberta

VE6AGV CZ6MP VE6LB

132,240- 380-116-0

14gm: 4~t ~i=~ British Columbia

VE78TV 944,520-1852-l 70-0 VE7CMK 207,648- 618-112-0

High Band

Con nectlcut

Kl VTM 462,990-1403-110-D

WlZM(Ki1Ei•~r;Jo4. 688-161-0 KlYXG 215,670- 455-158-8 KlVOF 210,816- 488-144-D WlKKF 152,685- 377-135-0 ADlS 100,500- 268-125-8 WAlZOW 99,735- 305-109-B WAl VEC 91,368- 282-108-B KlTN 81,900- 325- 84-0 KlWJL 55,944- 259- 72-8 NlJW 54,495- 173-105-B WlBWS 50,032- 186-104-D Wl • O 30,000- 100-100-0 WAlFCN 19,488- 112- 58-B

~tP~K ~ii~: it ~~:: W8j.:~RH 2651?- 34- 26-8

Saltern Mauachusetb

WA11J2;H 645,810-104S.206·0 W1YN 599,841• 913•219-0 AA1M(WIUAE

WSlANT

~'RH WlFM WlPST WlCWU KlRB KlLXJ KlGRB WlGXT WlPLJ WAIVVT NlRC

Maine

WlOO KlSA WlMN WAlPOG WlCTR

577, 203-160,0 4 5 783-177-0

566-172-0· 403-143-0< 362-135-8

11 , 311-120-D 45,156- 212- 71-B 24,948- 108- 77-8 17,490- 106- 55-8 13,311- 87- 51-C 12,600- 100- 42-C

7140- 70- 34-D 3234- 49- 22-B

147- 7- 7-B

606,621- 883-229-0 91,773- 277-103-0 65,400- 218-100•0 16,830- 110- 51-8

627- 19- 11-B

New Hampshire

WlUR 684,180-1086-210-0 KAlCHK 48,060- 178- 90-8 AClJ 32,526- 139- 78-B WllCU 25,842- 118- 73-0

Rhode Island

NlACU 312,840- 632-165-0

~r~~KH 402:~t l~t ~1:: Vermont

WlETV 12,375- 75- 55-C

Western Massachusetts

WlAUT WlGG KlFIR NlCQ KlSF

2

277,764- 286-158-0 216,867- 449-161-0 165,888- 384-144-0 107,046- 313-114·0

59,400- 180-110-C

Eastern New York

K2MN WA2UM WA2HFT N2WR

100,620- 260-129-B 63,648- 204-104-0 60,264- 186-108-8 47,064- 212- 74-0

WA2RNX N2FS W20W WB2AXJ KB2FC

21.,~gt 1;t ;g:~ 2964- 38- 26-0

867- 17- 17-8 780- 20- 13-B

Niew York City • L. I.

W2MOY 195,216· 392-166-0 W82VFP 192,552- 452-142-0 K2MFV 166,740- 397-140-B W2N81 69,657- 217-107-D W2GKZ 60,165- 191-105-0 W20TS 36,381· 181· 67-C WB2HIQ 34,410- 155- 74-B W2KZE 34,380· 191· 60-C N20Z 34,125- 175· 65-D WA21SH 25,185- 115· 73-0 W2LEJ 23,040- 128· 60-C K20VS 19,200- 80- 80-8 WB2PXA 17,271· 101- 57-0 W2AYJ 17,100- 100· 57-0 WA2EWJ 14,691· 83- 59-8 AC2P 10,260· 76• 45-0 WA20VG 10,143• 69· 49-8 WA2JCX 9246- 67- 46-B K2CMV 7659- 69- 37-B WA20ZD 6960- 58- 40-B K2TY 5346· 54- 33-0 W2QAN 4089- 47 .. 29-C W21 NJ 3840- 40- 32-0 K2TV 3393· 39- 29-0 WB2DWP 2112- 32· 22-B W21VS 1890- 35- 18-B WB2GVD 1053- 27- 13-C W2CZZ 702- 18- 13-B W2VKQ(K210B,ff~l. ll- 6 _C

Northern New Jersey

N9R R 303,030- 555-182-0 AE2A 222,240- 463-160·0 W2ZZ 120,663- 327-123-0 WB2POG 76,719· 239-107-0 W2HN 73,248• 218·112-0 N21C 71,820· 228-105-0 K2ZGC 56,580- 205- 92·0 W2VJN 32,568- 118- 92-D WB2RAL 17,934· 98- 61-B W2UL 9648- 67- 48-0

souti,eitf,~ Jersey

W2QKJ W25D0 N2HI AB2Y W2SQT K2TO W20WA WB2SST W2GTN K2HPV W2XN WA200X W2CN

443,880- 685-216-0 179,100- 398-150-0 175,446- 361-162-D 166,842- 403-138-B 153,576- 324-158-8 121,584- 298-136-0

91,800- 300-102-0 74,793- 233-107-8 69,252- 199-116-8 63,882- 234- 91·0 54,825- 215- 85-0 42,480· 177- 80-C 28,194- 127• 74-0 24,408· 113- 72-D 21,450- 110- 65-D 17,688- 88- 67-0 17 ,136- 102- 56-0 16,695- 105• 53-0

9450- 70- 45-0 6084- 52- 39-B 3999- 43- 31-8 2730- 35- 26-0 2205· 35- 21-B 1716- 26- 22-C

Western New York

K2GXTCWAJ.?,':'fa8~'/;o9.190-o N2HR 242,520- 470-172-0 WB21TR 206,016· 464-148-0 W82LOF 162,336- 347-156-0 WB2AIO 98,298- 254-129·0 WA2ECA 94,656· 272-116·0 KB20E 75,114- 214-117-B WB2ABD 49,878- 163-102-8 WA2GNE 44,550- 165· 90-0 W2FUI 31,050- 138- 75-B W2PHT 19,776• 103- 64-B WB2LJK 14,094- 87- 54-B KA2BEG 11,250- 75- 50·C W2HG 9447- 67- 47-0

3

Delaware

K3H8P 87 ,750- 250-117-0

Eastern Pennsylvania

K3VW 633,360· 910-232-0 K3ND 594,306- 822-241-0 W3GRW 289,575• 495-195-0

WA 3 YIV(K~i'1;~r~- 447-159-0 WA3NHO 184,338· 462-133-0 N31 K 76,230- 231-110-8 W38B 72,765· 245- 99-0 W3ETB 63,282· 199-106·0 W83JVO 58,725• 225- 87-B WB3JKG 43,143- 197- 73-B

K3NL 26,937- 123- 73-0 W83JYY 18,144- 108- 56-8

K3TGM(K3Pi~~ti:l 96- 51-8 W83JYZ 10,800- 100- 36-C

~~~~VJ l09t8t ~t ~~:g W830CT 90-00- 75- 40-0 W83JZE 7380- 82- 30-8 K3JGJ 6528- 64- 34-C W3GRS 5520- 46- 40-0 WA3VTI 3225- 43- 25-B K3GVS 672- 16- 14-C

Maryland • D. C.

~~~L ~~J:ggg~igg~:~½t8 K21TG/3 358, 752- 592-202-D K3WS 335,724- 554-202-0 K3SA 299,250- 525-190-0

~~i~EE fgtm: m:m:g W3Pt/r/O 122~616- 262-156-D N3EC 116,109· 291-133-0 W3HVM 106,125- 283-125-0 W3HRD 103,356- 319-108-0 W3XO 59,697- 201- 99-D WB3CGI 50,052- 172- 97-0 W31GJ 23,790- 122- 65-0 WA3ROX 14,664- 94- 52-0

~:-i~uo 131m: in: ~t: W3TUX 2052- 36- 19-B W3FQE 624- 16- 13-8

Western Pennsylvania

W31W 143,040- 320-149-0 K3RN 137,274- 334-137-0 AF3B 66,033- 253-- 87-C W3KHQ 58,536- 271- 72-0 K3HF8 54,648- 198- 92-C W3HWJ 52,065- 195- 89-0 W3VX 40,545- 159- 85-C

):;'l~'tu 38:lm: 1~t ~t~ 4

Alabama

N4KG AC4X K14M WA4MIT K4ZGB WD4PZN

Georgia

K48Al W40XI W4BFR W04HER WA4HNL K4KKJ K4EZ W4ET AK4T W4JFL

Kentucky

N4XM WA4QMQ WA4QQV WB4PRU WD4FXX

842,400-1200-234-0 215 0520- 449-160-0 129,198- 353-122-D

70,488- 264- 89-C 65 565- 235- 93-0

1296- 24- 18-8

117,459- 421- 93-0 108,780- 259-140-0

81,180- 246-110·0 54,495- 173-105-C 23,256- 136- 57-0 18,900- 105- 60-0 16,Jm: §t ~tl?

6552- 52- 42-0 2508- 38- 22-C

441,864- 722-204-0 317,772- 582-182-C 1~~:m: nt irn

18,297- 107- 57-C

North Carolina

N4UH 632,520-1004-210-0 WA4NHP 426,624- 704-202-D K4UWH 329,670- 594-185-0 WA4DAN 321,264- 582-184-8 K4GFH 286,740- 540-177-0 K4QVK 240,981- 481-167-0 WD4AAM 219,705- 485-151-D WA4ZMM 175.500- 375-156-0 WD4JFR 49,692- 202- 82-C W4UW 46,926- 158- 99-0 K4HHM 22,770- 110- 69-D

~fcikiii2 192~~t 1gt gt~ Northern Florida

W4ZTW 335,016- 594-188-0 WB40KY 118,404- 286-138-8

South Carolina

WB41UX WD4NNP WD4PMU W04LLC

Southern Florida W.A.4NPO 66,690- 247- 90-C WD4FGI 29,394- 142- 69-0 WA4FVZ 27,765- 123- 75-B VE38TQ/W4

W4VN fg•ift 13l: ~t~ WA4TKA 2997- 37- 27-8

November 1979 103 From November 1979 QST © ARRL

Tennessee AB4H 616,341- 983-209-0 WB4RRJ 317,400- 575-184-0 WB4QL T 270,396- 518-174•0 WA4EAV 227,088- 456-166-0 W4JO 154,212- 362-142-0 AA4KT 149,142- 371-134-C WB4FSN 78,372- 311- 84-B K4LN 72,594- 222-109-C N41R 68.688- 212-108-D W4ZWZ 58,212- 231- 84-D

~i1~i(WA4~~i~g~l 950 96 "0 54.054- 198· 91-D

W4R IM 53,568- 192- 93-0 W4FCC 46,920- 184- 85-0 AA4TP 36,120- 140- 86-B WA4VUW 28,512- 144- 66-0 KB4KA 24,108- 98- 82-B W40GG 17,343- 123- 47-B AA4TN 15.000- 100- 50-D WB4WHE 10,575- 75- 47-B

Virginia

N4NW N4MM W4MYA K4GKD WB4VMB KB40 WA4MAV W4VE W4FRU W4JVN WB4FIH KlER/4 W40M W4JVU N40W K40AQ W4GF W41Q N4XG W4VAN WB4VPT

5

Arkansas

WOSHSX WSEIJ KASBML

Louisiana WA51GD KSKV KSUA K5EOA KSGUU W5WG WSHEZ .WB5ZRD WBSLSH WOSGCO KBSFI WBSYLT

Mlsslssl ppl

NSAZK WSMUG K5VPV

585,858- 962-203-D 343.224- 504-227-D 329,220- 590-186-0 198,069- 641-103-0 185,328- 396-156-D 161,100- 358-150-0

70,380- 230-102-B 62,856- 216- 97-0 60,738- 191-106-0 57,054- 257- 74-0 56,334- 229- 82-C 39,342- 158- 83-0 35,955- 141- 85-0 21,735- 115- 63-0 19,890- 102- 65-C 17,976- 107- 56-B 16,170- 110- 49-0

8295- 97- 35-0 5016- 44- 38-B 4956- 59- 28-0 3762- 38- 33a0

7~m: 3~t u:g 2736- 38- 24-B

301,398- 526-191-0 278,238- 587-158-0 237,996- 601-132-0 176,778- 366-161-D 144,399- 379-127-0

90.909- 259-117-0 84,963- 223-127-0 76,950- 285- 90-0 67,626- 221-102-0 14,190- 86- 55-B

8610- 70- 41-B 3-12- 13- 8-0

234,000- 500-156-0 90.297- 237-127-C 23,400- 120- 65-B

Northern Texas WSFO KSRX KSLAC NSRM KSNW W5SOD KSAQ NSST WOSABF KASCOZ KSMCB WB5SRL NSUO KSRQ WBSVXH WSTEN

Oklahoma

NSCG KSGL AESY WA5MLT WOSIOE

675,675-1001-225-0 229,740- 547-140-0 228,912- 502-152-0 114,192- 366-104-0

58,500- 250- 78-B 44,688- 196- 76-0 24,882- 143- 58-0 20,160- 112- 60-B 17,304- 103- 56-B 16,038- 99- 54-0 13,695- 83- 55-B 12sm: 1tt ~~::

3480- 40- 29-0 1440- 60- 8-B

189- 9- 7-0

615,474-1103-186-0 92,898- 397- 78-0

~ugt m:1%:g 363- 11- 11-B

Southern Texas KSWA 333,120- 694-160-0 KSBZU 291,384- 568-171-0

WBSFNO(Wfs33~~i'.OfJ7.1ss-o NSHB 120,744- 344-117-C KSRF 76,152- 334- 76-B KSSF 72,216- 236-102-0 WSKCR 48,786- 173- 94-0 KSRC 25,392- 92- 92·0 NSWW 8844- 67- 44-0 KSRVF 5310· 59- 30-0 WSIYR 2925- 39· 25-B W50SJ 27- 3- 3-D WSFIP 24- 4- 2-A

6

East Bay

WA6B0B WA6RPF K6ATV N6NG

Los Angeles

127,224- 456- 93-0 102,168- 396- 86-0

73,188· 321- 76-B 48,411- 163- 99-0

WD6DJYCWf3i.tt:O?i;rJo-144-D W6CN 163,800- 455-120-0 W6AQ 120,291- 397-101-0 WB6RXW 55,176- 242- 76-S K6YRA 44,928- 192· 78-0 W60K 36,864· 192- 64-0 WA6TAF 33,495• 319- 35-S K6SVL 24,720- 103- 80-B WA6B1E 18,906- 137- 46-B WB6VTV 5076- 4 7- 56-B A162 2601- 51- 17-B W6RQV 450· 15- 10·0 K6HAU 288- 12· 8-8

Orange

N6PE K6TXA KA7CHX/6 W6SGU

56,400- 235- 80-0 31,860- 177- 60-0 27,864- 216'- 43-C 22,326- 122- 61-B

104 g5y.,._

Santa Barbara

K6WJ WA61JZ W6KPJ N6AFI K6VMN

160,371- 519-103-B 162~i8: 1?t ~g:g

1224• 34- 12-B 483- 23- 7-B

Santa Clara Valley

WB6DFX 461,754-1006-153-D WB6GFJ 313,467• 649-161-0 W.:>.6TKT 247,776- 928· 89-0 AF65 215,880- 514-140•0 K61TL 77,361· 241-107-0 N6UW 45,000- 200- 75-0 K6SMH 42,750- 250- 57-B AJ6V 28,140- 268- 35-D N60M 27,081- 153- 59-0 N6NF 12,402· 78- 53-D

~~g;&: 10-,m: ~:: ;rn K6ZX 45 90- 45- 34-0 K6PU 2331· 37- 21-B K6DC 1932· 28· 23-0 W06CHF 1125- 25- 15-B

San Diego WA60BC W6ABT WA6WSI W650L

615,978-1342·153-D 73,458- 231-106-D 58,050- 225- 86-0

135- 9- 5-B

San Francisco N6CT WB6FCR AF6F W06EEQ WB6NBR

607,473-1341-151-0 131,220- 486- 90·0 122,511- 421- 97-D

50,076- 321- 52-B 10,908- 101- 36-B

San Joaquin Valley

N6LK 76,329- 25 7- 99-0

~1~LB lOS~~= . n: ~J:g Sacramento Valley

W6GO 232,125- 619-125-0 K6SG 40,950- 195• 70-0

:~i'zoz 17-1m: rn;: ~~:g N6JM 1665- 37- 15-c· K6FO 1296· 36· 12-B W6NKR 966- 23- 14-0

7

Arizona

K6LL/7 W7AVV W7QS

Idaho

KB7CY K~STl/7

Montana

994,227-1961-169-0 261,738- 666-131-0 129,696- 386-112-0

W7FIN 10,

Nevada

W7TVF W7VKN W7JUO

Oregon

W7EJ W7FP AF7S W7VAQ K7AA WA7TTM

Utah WB7SVQ

Washington

K7GEX W7BUN K7SS WA7PUE K7NF WB7ALT W7KT K7CVL WB7UXK K7LXC KA7BAY N7DX K7JCI W700Q K7EFB N7ABA

Wyoming

985,~1507-218-0 367,392- 712-172-0

55,926- 239- 78-B 42,630- 203- 70-B 27,666- 174• 53-D 15,435- 105- 49-0

81 ,ooo- 3_60- 75-8

345,204- 892-129-D 237,618- 921- 86-0 115,710- 406- 95-0

64,050- 305- 70-B 22,200- 185- 40-0 18,513- 187- 33-B 17,388- 138- 42-0 16.059- 101- 53-0 13,332· 101- 44-C 11!1m: m: tt:~

6300- 84- 25-0 3792- 79- 16-B 2412· 67- 12-B 2088- 58- 12-B

972- 27- 12-B

WB7RGN 92,910· 326· 95-0 W7PSO 25,296· 124- 68-0 WA9LJN/7 84· 7- 4-B

8

Michigan

W8TWA AA8G WSNWO KSCV K8GG K8TMK AOSX WD8KXN WBSAAX W08JRL KBSAI WSLCU WOSCSA

433,884- 692-209-0 332,856- 603-184-D 189,336- 392-161-0 114,696- 324-118-0

95,106- 242-131-D 88,392- 232-127-0 50,796- 204- 83-B 34,881· 151- 77-B 20,736- 96- 72-C 13,770- 85- 54-0

8094- 71- 38-B 7611- 59- 43-A 2880- 48- 20-0

Ohio

WBSJBM(W~~~?fo~P~ks-206-0 KSMR 414,324- 677-204•0 WBSVPA 248,994- 477-174-0 K8HV 241,824- 458-176-D NSKK 204,225· 389-175-0 W8KKF 181,440- 378-160-0 W8UPH 142,044- 356-133-0 W8CBR IJ9,020- 331-140·0 W8CBA 133,152- 304-146-0 K8DJC 130,707• 309-141-0 WD8MOV 123,849- 297-139-B NSFU 98,868· 308-107-C WSNXF 93,696- 244-128-0 WOSMRF 71,904- 214-112-C AISK 69,600- 200-116-0

KSFL K81C KSEF WOSILW AFSO KSKR WASMPW W8DWP WSEQG NSLM WBSWKP NSAQR W8XT

65,520- 273- 80-0 61,236- 189-108-0 24,486· 106- 77-B 23,958- 121- 66-0 22,032· 108- 68-B 19,116- 108- 59-0 13,770- 85- 54-0

6105- 55- 37-B 4860- 45- 36-B 4692- 46- 34-0 1254- 22- 19-0

468- 13- 12-B 108- 6- 6-B

West Virginia

AESQ 102,102- 286-119-0 WSWVM 39,744- 138- 96-B NSACQ 18,849- 103- 61-0 WASVZO 14,268- 116- 41-B

9

Illinois

K90X K9RN K9HWL W9TA W9UVM W9BW K4VU0/9 K9JOV K9MNT K91W W0911X N9GB K9GSG W91VB KA9CQM W0911C W9TNZ WB9QHV W9QWM KB9EW W09DPT N9ANP W09AEU W09CVA AA9F W9VA W9REC W090PN W9HPG N9AHY WD9GUF

Indiana

1,107 ,540-1465-252-0 294,300- 654-150-C 251,082- 481-174-0 242,346- 478-169-0 228,636- 438-174-0 215,904- 416-173-0 205,065- 441-155-0 163,533- 361-151-0 100,284- 274-122-D

92,250- 250-123-D 87,630- 254-115-0 70,200- 225-104-B 57,888- 201-. 96-D 47,790- 177- 90-C 20,502· 102· 67-B 19,206- 97• 66-B 14,514- 82- 59-B 13,884- 89· 52-B 11,826- 73• 54-B 10,293- 73- 47-B

9216- 64- 48-C 6519- 53- 41-B 4968- 46- 36-C 4554- 46• 33-B 3420- 38- 30-B 2394- 38- 21-0 1377- 27- 17-B

855- 19· 15-B 429- 13· 11-B 420- 14- 10-B 108- 6- 6-B

W9RE l,068,957-1431-249-D WB9POH 318,069- 599-177-0 N9MM 89,250- 250-119-0 W9LQ 78,570- 194-135-0 K9VQK 37,200- 155- 80-D WB9UKE 23,112· 107• 72-B N9AFU 9417- 73- 43-B WB91WN 9348- 76- 41-B K9LVK 9024- 64- 47-C W9BS 3150- 42- 25-B Kl 0T.l-!/9 2244: 34- 22-B

Colorado

ZFL 144,282- 278-173-B IYK l,012,320-1776-190·0

PVI 32,400- 270- 40-0

i~x 27am: 1 ~:: ~ti? ~i~fL ~~~g: ~t ~t~ W9RTB 2160- 30- 24-C

Iowa

W9WP W9MJN WGIZ WB92TN W09ABC ~~yp W9SML W9PPF WA90CB

~,~~ WO,;JAVT

Kansas WBf,JISW KGLO W9CW KAGBCW WBGTNV

Minnesota

WGUO WA9PUJ

~g1:=~ ~AT WGLP ~ACH

Missouri WfPUD

~St~o WGOHN KGIFL NGAQK WBGWQZ

Nebraska

~GNO

353,430- 630-187-B 125,640- 349-120-0 112,194• 271-138-C 111,756- 268-139-B

91,080- 264-115-B 55,890- 230- 81-0 39,816- 158- 84-0 35,112- 152- 77-D 29,370- 110- 89-D 26,418- 119- 74-D 15a~~t it :rn

7347- 79- 31-B

146,580- 349-140-D 57,300- 191-100-0 rn·m: 1gg: ~t8

6510- 70- 31-B

474,117- 749-211- • 268,272- 486-184-0 199,926- 383-174-B

87 ,348- 251-116-0 54,684- 217- 84-0 282m: 1~t ~rn

221,760- 448-165-D 78,765- 295- 89-0 61,560- 216- 95-0 54,720- 190- 96-D 34,560- 160- 72-0

33tm: l~t r;i

66,528- 224- 99-0

North Dakota

W9RIB 2904- 44• 22-B

South Dakota

~gg~~ 17,~~: 11:: sg::

VE

Maritime - Newfoundland

V02CW 99,045• 355- 93-B VElBNN 88,704- 352- 84-0

~w~ 63tUt 2it rt: Quebec VE2WA VE2ENK VE2XL VE2FIT VE2GE VE2FMH

Ontal'lo

VE3BVO VE3DLR VE30US VE3HHS VE31KN VE3KIK

Manitoba

VE4SW VE4CF VE4ADV VE4ACH

206,298- 438-157-0 108,414- 317-114-C

42,624- 192- 74-B 26,055- 193- 45-B

195~:g: 1~g: itg

913,920-1280-238-0 369,600- 616-200-0 219,633- 409-179-0 175.764- 388-151-0

17':ltJt 3~g:1~;:g

303,405- 565-179-0 74,970- 245-102-C 16al~t 11t u::

Saskatchewan

VESJQ

Alberta

VE6LU VE6CGY VE6AVI VE6ALO

858- 22· 13-A

139,446- 366-127-0 118,872- sos- 78-0

59,400- 360- 55-0 288· 12- 8-B

British Columbia VE7AQF 344,076-1082-106·0 VE7ARQ 335,529· 867-129-C VE7AQR 169,524• 554-102-0

Low Band

6750- 50- 45-B

Eastern New York K21GW 46,284- 203- 76-D

New York City. L. I. K2YGM 8979- 73• 41•0 K2SX 2346- 34- 23·0 WB2AMU 756• 18· 14-B

Northern New Jeney

WA21FS K2LP

6954- 61- 38-0 3645- 45- 27-0

Southern New Janey

WB2VFT 30,222· 138· 73-B

3

Eastern Pennsylvania W3PC 4692- 46- 34-0

4

Georgia

K4VT 48,546• 186· 87-0

Kentucky

WB4FOT 3024• 36- 28-B

North Carolina KE41

,Virginia

W4HBK AA4M W4EZ

5

Arkansas KSUR

Mlsslulppl N5FG

Oklahoma WB5MSU

4836- 52- 31-C

5049- 51- 33-0

48- 4- 4-B

Southern Texas

KSNA 30 78- 38- 27-0

6

San F-ra nclsco

AE6U 2496- 52- 16-0

7

Idaho N7SW

8

Michigan

KSSMC

Ohio

2964- 38- 26-0

30,150- 134- 75·0

K8WW 4056- 52· 26-0

West Virginia WSLRL 147- 7- 7-C

9

Illinois WB9TIY

Wisconsin

6120· 51- 40-B

W9RN 24,495• 115- 71•0

VE

Ontario VE3BBN

Manitoba VE4SL

8118- 66· 41-0

3276- 42- 26-B

495- 15- 11-0

Multi-Single

Connecticut

KlZZ(+Kl1~~~ffl?1655-351-o

KlRU(Mult, 1ffd,as3-1307-293-o KlFPJ(+Wls LJ 00)

461,838- 806-191-0

KlXA(+Wl~~-}:l82- 531-174- • NlMM(+KlXM)

229,311- 513-149-0

WlVV(+Kl1fJ,3os- 455-157-o WAlPMA(+WBlHCAI

85,560· 248-115-B

Eastern Massachusetts

~j~t,\+K\~5~tir6~:'f JftJ19.o WlMX(KlSX,NlRC,WB2CWQ,

KB 3 EP,WB 92"fg'.}fr'l26-19s-o

WlBK(+Nlc~l.s1s- 267-118-o

New Hampshire

~Ir a~i,1J~~, • 1 v ,AElB, 415,989- 651-213-0

Rhode Island

~i~~w.~~rfA2WDE, 5ots60- 921-220-0

Vermont KllK(+WAlYTW)

513,843- 677-253-D

Western Massachusetts

KlRQ(+Wl~Jrli.\~~~1-264-0

2

Eastern New York W2XL(+WA2s KLV KTR MBB)

368,508- 574-214-0 WA2CAC(+WB2s GWO JIV NZE)

76,275- 225-113-0 WA2KCL(+WA2s JQK QEH UKP, WB2PEJ) 40,587- 163- 83-0 K201X(+WB2QOH)

25,254- 122· 69-D

New York City· L, I,

wA 2 LQOCMJJ~~flo- 615-194-D WA2JAS(KA2s CLQ ELB,WA2s ASZ JBV SEL,WB2s FEK QEU,

WN 2 VVR,o~'cfA.136- 409-168-0

Northern New Jeney N20L(+N2HE)

300,048- 658-152-0 N2WM(+W2VV)

76,230- 210-121-B

Southern New Jeney N2MM(+K2T0 6N2ME,N3EG) K2FL(+N2ilxlo12-1013.3os-o

619,080· 737-280-0

W2 Ul(+N 3 K3Ri6,202- 633-198-0

From November 1979 QST © ARRL

~~~ir(+Nf~~5Vf.8f2~ri2-D

West•n New York

~~'1:.l~v:'J.J,1MW.ltGtKM

~~~~B(+K2~1a3v~!t2:i,'J; 3 -D RWW,WA3WBC,K6MNTJ

84,396- 258-109-B

3 Eastern Pennsylvania K3NZ(+K3OO) . N3AD(+N:lf84,120-1476-290·D

952,614•1062-299-D N3EO(+Net)

K3KNH0<3:i5it~l-3~~!/;i 316 -o ~jgHM(+N~i3,007- 899-231·0

526,080- 685-256-0

Wi-%~~W~i~tuv VDU,

KB3AG(+W~g~6}9- 737-229-D 432,obcl. 750-192-0

W3 HVJ(+N1t5,227- 419-211-0

W3 KV(+Netl82,748- 388-157-D

W3EVW(+N!~3,530- 345-158-D

W3EHZ(Multlo~t98- 49- 34-B

Maryland • D. C.

K3RA(+WA:l:'9~W7- 939-291-0

W3 GNQ(+NeslJ6,943,, 713-237-0

WA 3 EKL(+~rg,~~2- 572-222-0

'f:'3 UO(+Netl69,533- 351-161- • K3TW(+Net)

147,063- 329-149-0 N3RL(+Net) 18,792- 87- 72-0

Western Pennsylvania

W3Vl(AA3T:tC3C,,WA3TBL~

~OMR(+wet}~io ~li18 -D 174,195- 395-147-D

KA3BFX(+K3KRA KA3AWS W3PI) 13'\i238- 317-138-0 K3LLJ3(+WA3 4 ,Wi:"BJ{~l-e

4

Georgia

W4NT(K4s JPD LRJ,N4s HI RJ i;v,oprsJ 41,664- 224- 62-D

North Carolina

AA4S(+Net) 39,960· 148• 90-D

Southern Florida

~'1i~f4H,W2HPF,

WA4LZR <~l 0lR~t-~~i6.::~03 -o

N4RU,WA4~tm~lo':.'i:~K?b

Tennes.see

WD 4LFD(+1:i~a't 447•174-D

Virginia

K4VX(+K1;~;:r-ftrf:l3.354,.o

N4HB(+N4ZJ,W4BAl,WA4KNP,

WB4BVV)l,283,040-1320-324-D WA4WVN(+K4KBL,WA4s FKK WPOJ 794,0&8-1076-246-D

W4 DM(+W 4~'.fJ 078- 542-203-0 W4RW(+AA41,WA7POW)

289,680- 568-170-D

K4NCP(WAi~~~io~~ll'f61~e

5

Louisiana

WB5TPK(W5SWE KA5BQW, WB5TEQ,W~]~j~b~pr4'16-l 90-D

Northern Texas K5JA(+K5s MR NW ZD RX, WA5ZWC)

2l61,105•2195-313-D

K5 EE(+K 5 ~'f :~1lRJ89-213-D NSJC(+A15s I X,N5AJW,WB5s LNH TXKJ 222,423- 491-151-D

southern Texas

:i~gl~~;,.~ VK,WB5YOT, 864,864-1144-252-D

6

East Bay

K6XO(+Nett 39 K6HIH(Multlop

120 Yi'~fWR(+A 51 K6UWR(+Ne\_) 9

Los Angeles W6VRA(WB2DRM,A16K, KA6DWoN68GM,WB6LHO, WO6BAV,ol)l's)

454,005-1121-135-D

Orange

W6VLD(W3CEQ,N6KN,WA6s DPQ EUN,W 81J.~';fi'?:~g~•J_194 _O WA6JAH(+KA6DUE,WA6SRI)

2592- 72- 12-D

Santa Barbara

~~/(AA\~J~:tUf-1-X~l-'W~o

San Diego

11~ip~:i<Kt_~Ii1~¾?s~i:l:'o

San Francisco

w 6 BIP(+WAtlo~JlfI6'J2-165-D

Santa Clara Valley

K6 0Q(W 6 P,~~~r:-~ta~l!fo

KGHNZ(+N8JA6.549-1217-199-0

AAGG(+Net~54,090- 814-145-D

AA 6 UO(+wi:o~fJo- 764-140-D

K6KL V(+W~~r.:n:~~~.n 98-0 WB6EXW(+Net)

249,959- 571-143-0

WD6EPV(+'fit.J,528- 472- 83-0

W6 ZVC(+Netf6,383- 207-123-D W6CFK(+K6TXR)

35,460- 197- 60-C

'San :loaquln Valley

KB6AR (+KB6CC) 179,820- 540-111-D

7

Arizona K7SP(+W6LH,WA6HJV,N4QS, AA7A,K7JVR,KA7CAl,N7AJI, WA70DP;WB7s ESZ OOX)

1,202 590-1690-237-D

W7MAP(+A9r~1~~'=l1"~r1cii~-W

Nevada

r:moQW(+~l~~:.riu.~J97-D

Washington

N7RO(+W7s DQM EKM, WA7ZWG,WB7DVBJ

833,976-1404-198-D

we7eFK(+~~'1J~s".1U~-~tJ-o WB7DHC(+W7FEO WB7EEH

~~W~r!Wemi!:tH~r- 103 -B 34,109- 181- 63-D

w;~e}f;l~~M~~-o

Ohio

~ii~?.J;K:~f'.ifflCff t.-199-D

K8URE(+W~:f~s~t~~-~15-D N8RA(+N8AID)

333,900- 742-150-D

=~:~'k"tr~2~fls~·~!i~¥9-e West Virginia

N8AK(+WB4ZJO,K8HUH, W8L VWJ 344,217- 641-179-D

9

llllnols

K9KU(+WA9ZPRl 1,19~722-1451-274-D

AA 9D(+W~i2Jf.i~i~-l 92-D

W9 VH(Multk"J'J 688- 471-176-D WB9LDH(W9MON,WB9THA, WD9JFB,oprs) 3360- 56- 20-B

Indiana

WA 9 NPM(+~rr,~1;i?i~r230-D

Wisconsin

WB9QCV(+WO9DEE) 60,168- 184-109-D

WB9TXJ(+W~ir9~- 162- 74-C

• Colorado

W9MVN(+Kff:1'.ll'tU~:!'!!16-D ·

Minnesota

K9KX(+Kt~i'~J68-l 128-302-D

K9SVW(+A~ii:t<ta':V5'fl6-221-D

Missouri

Maritime

VElDXA(VEls AIH BNN MX,

WB2 RLK,~~J~~.512-1593-328-D VElUNB(VEls BCZ BEC BHA

BJC QT,opr_~59,958-1226-261-D

Ontario

VE3DFH~+AC8W K8DD,VE3s CO2 JFO 313,536- 568-184-0 VE3UM/ (VE3s BGJ BVU CTV ENK EST GZU ICR IZB,oprs)

175,956- 473-124-D

Alberta

VESWQ(+r.r~~'fi'11-1677-227•D

Multi - Multi

~L~L~:J:S:-1-Ri~s~~: zot ,wes:.~~~Jt\~ffJ1-401-o W3FAtK3ZZ,N3GB 2W3• ABC xv,w 3s i.~9K0~-i;_2: 5s~i~!o

K9RF~K1A~K~G~N•s BA CP, =~s IJstJ~pr;:,we CMM, • '4,033,155-3787-355-D

:i~!.-:.~~~ E~3r.ir2ov • . 3,955,287-3017-437-D

K2UA(+K2BU,N2SS,WA2HGM, KA3BKR,K5VNJJ

3,775,680-3040-414-0 W3LPL(+K3s NA RT,W3MR, WB3DNL,W6AXXJ

3 237,960-2453440-D

W3MM(+Kli;f;~~i32i~5N7t~~~-D K9HMB(+K9s GL GS HOE MR NO RS,N9APM,W9s TK TM

:r~i~~l~u.Wi~ 8t.i-~~~-3~8-0

WBlHIX,of.~'J5,581-2439-393-D. K3WW(+K3WJV,N3DM,

WA 3 LUVJ2,708,835-2155-419-D

~~Eg~iK~~~o1~t~:fo-311-o

K6NA(+N~•6ii i92~¥l/UtJ-o ::w~~\;~t'f~~l>~2 6J9~3~t~o W3WJD(+K3JLT,N3RD,W3XU, WA3LROJ

2.45 2.995-2265-361-D K6ZM(N6s 'Ke L.C VV,WA6DGX WB6DEO,oprs}

2 ,15 3,208-2485-292-D W4DR(+K4s BKX JVM,N4ND,

w 4 MVA,~~o 4ll1i'l-~3fffJo-o

N6TU(+Ni~d~1.~'-1~'W16lJ~l-o ~~rd;~ft'~i·.~tr;r-,7-288-D N6BT(+WD6AGJ)

K3RL(+AHJ.~i:~:i1lM, 78 -D 1,727 469-1569-367-D

n'~r-1~~~~~~~d,N6AUV ,WA6s

W6VX Kl k~8 ~-i9gg-~~Ju~64 -D WA61~V,N7MH,W8Zl•oprs)

1,487,412-2u92-237-D K5KG(+WA2JXR.AD5W KSLZO W5SJS) li,324,134-1582-279-D

K6 XV(+Ki.lli3.~~:!l877-196-o K6RU(+WB6SHD)

1,101,336-1684-218-D K6OVE(+KA6B,WA6RPF)

1,019,712-1504-226-D

~t~~l,'jfA\1iir:'6\\'?19i~l-2oa-o

W3 Bl(Multl°aPJ2,440-1110-268-D

N 6VQ(Multli".rl,892-1572-187-D

W6 XX(Multk 0s"J,255_1605-177-D

K6 RV(+Al 61i'J1,288-1436-186-D

W3GU(+K 3 'irt422- 946-269-D Al 6 V( K5GOE ,KB6F ,oc.r~ N3 HW(+WA1~¼27-1 8 -223-D

576.1~8- 807-238-D

KGAYA(Mu~i??.1s9- 853-201-0 K,UP(+K~SCM)

311,952- 536-194-D NlAU(+KlCE,WAlWZJ)

304,110- 545-186-C W3 KT(Mult~fJ,499. 413-182-0

W6VKM(Mul~~~J6a- 406- 76-D

i:.~?(N6AVJs~3.fi-L~1f-6~ig

KBAQM, WBBZFB and WABARS of KBAQM, M-S, cw, Michigan.

15NSR - top European high-band OAP score on phone.

4M3AZC (YV3AZC) - better than 1 megapoint in the high-band category on phone.

All Band

Connecticut

WlZM(Klf.~I~~Jia.1693-317-0 ~t~~(Kl i5~7 j.414-1774-287-D

1,51 ~.J86-1802-281-D KlCO 425,040- 805-1 76-0 WlVV 157,986· 402-131-D WlBWS 149,634- 306-163-D KlVDF 141,510- 445-106-0 WlBL 137,895- 317-145-D

KlWA WlCNU WlAB

100,098- 249-134-B

51:!~lt 1~: ~~:g Eastern Massachusetts

WlZA(WAl~~f8~:!'~~'.~o51-302-D W1CF(N9ND,opr)

WILK KlVR WlFJ WlPL WllUU WlCWU KlMEM NlOC

1,133,424•138 9-2 72-D 772,122·1042-247-0 746,025-1015-245-D 694,647• 977-237-D 172,272- 388-148-D 156,450- 350-149-D

· 134,589- 377-119-B 34,602- 158- 73-D 21,357- 113- 63-B

Maine 2

Eastern New York

W21B 1,526,868-1743-292-0 W2AZO 893,382-1246-239-D W2XL 383,088- 694-184-D WA2AU& 213,588- 349-204-D W2AWF 96.480- 268-120-0 K2XA 85,749• 283-101-D K2GBH 36,666- 194- 63-D W2DW 22,176- 112- 66-D

New York City - L I.

W2GGE 678,375-1005-225-D

N2GC K2MFV N2UN W2HLI W2GKZ W2SGK W2GC WA21SH W2CZZ K2TV K2CNF

613;818- 842-243-B 439,533- 669-219-B 380,052- 612-207-C 240,786- 546-147-D 154,224- 378-136-D 127,575- 315-135-D 111,600- 300-124-D

45,318- 182- 83-D 14gm: :t u:g

4092- 44- 31-B

Northern New Jersey

N2LT 1,505,055-1865•269-O K2BMI l,426-320-1680-283-D W2GD 1,201,008-1528-262-D

November 1979 105 From November 1979 QST © ARRL

The ops at CT2ARA, number three, worldwide, multi-single, phone. From the left by rows, working down: CT2AO, CT2SH, CT2CE, CT2CM, CT2QN, Mr. Cliff (DX Hound), CT2AK, CT2CP CT2CJ and CT2BT.

GW6GW, multi-single, phone. Standing (I to r), GW3KYA, GW4EAI, GW4HBK, GWSSAI. Seated; GWBFXM and GW4BLE. WB0BMB at K0RWL M-S, cw, Missouri.

N7TT/2 W2YC W2RP N21C WA2ZWH WB2RTF WlGO/2 W2VJN W2SQ AB2N

southern New Je,sey

W2REH 1,301,454-1386·313·0 840,972•1108-253-0

YA 790-647-1261·209·0

AB2E W2PAU K2TO AB2W K2HPV WB2SST WB2VNU W2EA WA2CUW W2CN

11::l g:: llt~g::g 406,560- 770-176-0 245,022- 421-194-0 176.154· 374-157•0 151,866- 429-118·0 Z~:::z: ~:tl&f:g

82,503- 309- 89-B 59,655- 205- 97-B 17,568· 96• 61·8 14,976- 96- 52-C

Western New York K2VV 1,214,040•1510·268·0 W2QIP 244,791- 461-177-0 W2FUI 89cl'58• 319- 94-B W2RR(WA2A3~ aif~ 166- 67-0 N2RT 4320· 40- 36·8

3

Delaware W3GL 26,112' 136- 64-B

Eastern Pennsylvania W3BGN l,514,244-1964-257•O N3BB 1,170,960-1435•272-0 W3MA 630,978-1021·206·0 W3FV 489,084• 769-212·0 W3GU 466,284- 793-196-0 W3OV 454,545· 819-185-D K3CY 396,864- 689-192·0 W3ARK 298,890- 615-162-B

~ii;:!i m:m: m:utg W3ZJ 112,500- 300-125·0 W3KFQ 88,788· 302· 98-0 W3YFV 58,566· 227- 86-D W3AP 25,515• 135- 63-D W3VA 21,450- 110· 65-B N3RW 16,335- 99- 55-C

~~:~z 14tm: :~: itR WB3JZE 2178• 33- 22-B W3HMR 1566· 29- 18·0

Maryland • D, C.

W3LPL l:i~l:~;t½~l~::~r:g 1·m:mJm:m:g

K3RA K3TW W3GRF K3SA K3AO W3GN N3UN WA3O5D W3UJ W3GNQ WlFLM/3 N311 W3AZ K3APM N3O5 W3HVQ WB3BRF W3GN K3OQ K3KMO W3PEV

596,037- 899-221·0 561,168· 866·216-D

m:g~:m:m:g 418,608- 684-204-0 393,600- 640-205-0 381,276• 714-178-0 329,280· 784-140-D 285,120· 540-176-B 224,676- 474-158-D 143,448- 344-139-0 127,104· 331-128-C

96,330· 247-130-C 37.584• 144- 87-B 25,146- 127- 66-6 155g~: 1gg: ;g=:

1323- 21· 21-B

Western Pennsylvania

K3LR 1,193,148-1518-262·0 K3MO 655,698-1061-206-O

4

Alabama N4KG

Georgia N4HI W4OUN AA4U K4EZ KB4HZ N4TZ

927 1816·1154-268-D

734,706-1029-238-O 212,346- 502-141-0 1~l:~~= m:m:g

59,946·. 206- 97-6 51,840- 160-108·8

106 g5y ....

Kentucky

~:~~ 1·m:m:1m:m:g WB4FOT 216,175- 497-145-6

North Caronna AA4S 1,128,528-1383-272•0

~ig~~ m:m: 11i:nrn ~~.fJ<Mz 58!1iit 1it 1lf~ N4UH 6300· 50- 42•0

Northern Florida W2AW/4 107,973• 279-129-B

South Caronna K411 667,899- 853-261·0 K4WJR 184;8 75- 425-145-C W4L5 91,140- 217-140-B WB41UX 84,591· 241-117-D

Southern Florida N4XR 195,600· 326·200·8 W4LOO 159,600· 350•152-0 K4CL 120,696· 376-107-0 N4AW 41,031· 141· 97-6

Tennessee K4XU AA4KB N41R KF4H W4NIX K4FQ

Virginia K4PQL N4RV W4HBK W4YE W4EI N4DW N4UA W4OM N4HB N4NO N4RA W4XR K4OAQ W4NH KBSYH/4 K4ZA KJCMF/4 W4ZM W4PK N5BA/4 N4YJ AA4FF

5

Arkansas

1·m:;g~:mtm:g 283,800- 550-172-D 228,096- 528-144·0 144,243• 341-141-D

22,050- 98- 75-0

1,391,040-1656-280-D l,006,992-1296-259-O

939,600-1305-240-0 633,150· 938-225-0 589,572- 927-212-0 579,846- 802-241-C 525,360- 796-220-0 506,688- 832-203-0 496,944- 812-204-0 460,926- 883-174-0 339,234- 574-197-0 335,358- 601-186-0 303,048- 552-183-0 237,546- 498-159-0 151,638- 398-127-C

88.236· 228-129-0 85,800- 286-100-0 67,032- 228- 98-0 44,436- 161· 92-D 35,376- 134- 88-0 22,644- 111- 68-6

864- 24- 12-a

W5RUH 71,610· 217-110-6 WA5SOG 38,250· 150· 85-C

Louisiana K5KU 953,556-1388-229•0 W5OB 189,588· 427-148-0

Mississippi W5XX 736,320-1040-236·0

New Mexico WSJW 742,290-1135-2'18-O W5YZ 524,433- 791-221-0 WB5OWL 72,468· 244- 99-C

Northern Texas

W5UN N5JB N5RM AF5K W5VGX K5AQ WB5O0N WO5ABF KA5ATY N5BT NSUA AG5N K5TJ

Oklahoma

990,132-1154-286·0 972,921-1537-21 l-D 5 79,4 74-1022-189-O 384,492- 716-179-0 294,840- 585-168-B 223,272- 443-168-0

68,634- 246- 93-6 46,368- 168- 92-B 24,924- 124- 67.S 20,832· 112· 62-B 17,649- 111- 53•0 11,760- 70• 56•8 10,710- 105- 34-0

WBGFHK/5 77,592· 244-106-D

Southe-rn Texas N5AW 765l64· 967-264-B WB5FNO(Wf&39Jkor;;5.159-o W5PF 100,899- 303·1 ll·B KSBOS 46.992· 178• 88-B

W5OUI KSOX

6

East Bay

N6RO l,347,225-1633-275-D

Los Angeles

N6AR 861,984--1168-246•0 N6TW 230,928- 566-136·0 WA6TLA 198,288- 459-144-D K6MP 116,280- 323-120-C :w~ ~~:l~t i;t½~::;> Orange

K6 R R(N 61 N.,~~•l86-1223-194.o WA6JAH 323A66· 754-143.o N6HI 22,143· 121· 61-B

Santa Barbara

W6KPJ 198,492· 476-139-B

Santa Clara Valley N6BT l,199,676,,1556-257-O N6TU l,012,152-1448-233-O N6AN 365,292- 834-146-0 W65C 302,604· 668-151-0 K6RM 276,006· 586·157•0 AF65 243,516· 446-182-0 K6XM 180,840· 440-137•0

~~g~ U:~it m: gg:g K6OMB 46,728· 236· 66-C K6MA 44,880- 220- 68-D N6NF 816· 17• 16·0

N6JV K6SG W6NKR N6EA

7

Arizona

774,648-1218-212-D 446,958- 801-186-0

99,840- 260-128-0 28,782- 123- 78-0

W71 R 959Jo595-1295-247•O W7ZMO 225,120• 469-160-0 K7NO 209,790- 555-126·0 W2GGL/7 89,100- 275•108-0

Idaho AC7P K7TAK

Montana K7QA W7JYW

Nevada

W7JKA

Oregon

W7NI W71VX W7ZR

Utah N7OF W7HS

117,234- 334-117-C 18,354- 133· 46-C

404,244- 788-171-0 196,200- 654-100-0

49,368- 187- 88-C

812,448-1302-208·0 302,292- 622-162-0

23,220- 129· 60-0

639,426-1349-158-0 189,648· 439-144-B

Washington

K7 Al(W"')'.~1.f.'il40-2010-228-0 K7ZA 617,463-1089-189-0 K7OZ 265,482· 686-129-0 N7AM 195,750- 522-125•0 W7BCS 16,536- 104- 53-6

Wyoming'

N7NG 766,818-1131-226·0

8

Michigan

N8JW K8GL KBSIA N8RW KBCV KBKIC

Ohio

K8NZ KSJK KSMN W8QWI W8GOC W8ZCQ N8BC W811 W8BO W8R5W AA8Z W8YGR W8LHV W8NPF KSOL

931,356•1262-246-0 725,604-1012-239·0

89,577- 269-111-C 27,930- 133- 70-D 25,728- 134- 64-0 11,700- 100- 39-B

l,392,882-1726-269-O 611,004- 863-236-D 273,735-1658-165·0 251,856- 528-159-0 243,675- 475-171-B 162,210- 386-140-0 156,510- 370-141-C 129,846- 323-134-0 123,735· 365-113-C

~!:~tm:m::;, 51,039· 159-107-6 48,330· 179- 90-0 38,916- 138- 94-0 31,680- 120- 88-0

West Virginia K80QL 73,224- 216-113-0

9

llllnols K9OX W9RW K9BGL W9CH W9AG WO9IIC N9TI W9PNE W9MKL W9VA

Indiana N9MM N9AFU N9RC WO9CIS

Wisconsin

W90P K9EYA W9HE

• Colorado

~r~" Ac,5 N'TK

Iowa

1,619,568-1956-276-O 641,277-1053-203·0 639,783-1061-201-0 189,354- 418-151-6 155,928, 356-146-D 103,320- 328-105-C

43,254- 178- 81-0 22;464- 104- 72-6 18,231· 103- 59-D 14,400- 100- 48-0

1,564,140-1990-262-O 86ilm: 2gt1gtg

1056- 22- 16-6

533,082· 902-197-0 362,544- 728-166-0 239,568· 496-161-0

712,080-1290-184•0 492,318·1013-162-0 342,324- 771-148-0

88,032- 262-112-0

NfGA 573,420-1006-190-O :gg we,.:3f;!:,'l· 853-160-o ( 302,430- 593-170-0

~~~ rn:i~: m:1ig:g Kansas

:swpt Minnesota w,uc :l~'lt Missouri

466,650- 850-183-D 31,950- 142- 75-6

4 72,152- 764-206-B 380,100- 724--175-0

43,044- 211- 68-6

::&~iQ m:m: ui~:i:: 227,409- 637-119·0

South Dakota KJZZ l,211,100-1468-275-O

VE

Maritime VElAIH 403,908· 694-194-C

VElFW 65,793- 241· 91-6

ClU•-VE2AYU 607,689- 951•213-0

Ontario

VE3GCE VE3KZ

Alberta VE6LU CZ6MP VE6APN

181,545-. 455-133•0 155,775• 335-155-A

m:~g: m:1~:i 72,615- 235-103-B

British Columbia VE7ARQ 191,250- 510-125-D VE71Q 59;475- 305· 65-B

High Band

Connecticut KlWB 563,814-1182-159-O

:1~~~ ~~g:~~g: m:m:g ~r~rtN ~ri:x~t ~~tt:::r ::u!;!~~ m:i8t m:½ti:: WAlCCR 127,440- 360-118-B NlAN 111,672- 423- 88-0 NlJW 74,292· 302· 82-C KAlOS 45,135- 177- 85-B

~f ~W 26:lm: 1:g: i½:: KAlBKM 2550- 34- 25•8 WBlFKU 1200- 25- 16-6 WBlCRH 378- 14- 9-B KlTN 156• 13- 4-B WBlFNK 48- 4- 4-B

Eastern Massachusetts WlYN WllHN WBlANT WAlUZH WlWLW NlNN WlYS WlUU KAlAPI WlAQE NlQY WlFM WBlCNI\A WlPLJ WAlYVT WlOPJ KlMC KlJKA WA2EHV/l WAlORP

Maine Kl5A WlERW

805,140-1491·180-O 550,120-1040•176-0

m:m: ~:r.m:g 167,466- 494-113·0

60,060- 220- 91·8 33,867• 213- 53-B 31,098· 142• 73-B 16,848- 108- 52-B u~m= 1:~: i~:i

8160- 68· 40-B 45 24• 5 2- 29-C 3888- 54- 24·0 3528- 42- 28-6 1350- 25• 18-B 1248- 26- 16-B 1224- 24• 17-C 459- 17- 9-B 117- 13- 3-B

626,940-1290-162•0 23,655· 95• 83-C

New Hampshire

WlPH 237,582- 591-134·0 AOl Y 214;272- 576-124-B WlENO 20,355- 115- 59-B

Rhode Island

KlAO(AFl~ll'd'.196· 846-142•0 WBlHIX 324,351· 879-123·0 KlJA 314,157- 667-157-S NlACU 206,064- 636-108-0 WAlTFF 80,256• 304- 88-0 WBlEKH 67,914• 231· 98-B KlKX 13,662· 69- 66-B

Vermont

WlETV WlLY NlJB KllK

166,164- 454-122·6 73,140• 230-106-B 14,364- 114- 42•8 10,692- 132- 27-D

Western Massachusetts ,

WlAUT 323,544- 793-136·0 KlFIR 233,814- 586·133·0 KlOPB 207,432- 536--129-D ~f~~Q lO~f~t ,~: ~::g

2

Eastern New York

W2AO 355.725- 765-155-0

From November 1979 QST © ARRL

WA2STM WA2LJM K2MN K2QF WA2MBB WA2KTR

135;150- 362-125-C 129,519- 369-117-0 110,550- 335-llo-B

54,315- 213- 85-C 15,288- 91- 56-C 11,040- 92- 40-B

New York aty - L. I.

W2AYJ 175,428- 443-132-0

:~~~A 1:~:~l~: ti:t~~=R K20B 80,727•' 379- 71-0 N2WR 58,320-· 216· 90-0 W2AFM 55,200· 200· 92-B' N2KA 46,008· 216- 71-B W2NCG 39,852• 162· 82-B K2CMV 30,636· 138· 74-B WA2EWJ 26,208· 112· 78-B WB2HIQ 21,696· U3· 64-C

m'ff~F 19~m: 1Jf. l~ WS2ENW 5487- 59- 31-B W2ZPG 3744• 39· 32-B K20VS 1875• 25· 25•0 W2111 714- 17• 14-B W2NBI 216- 9- 8-B

Northern New .Jeney AE2A 885,600-1440.205-D

~,~~ 12 m:m: m:m:B =i~::!:iG m:Ht m:m~ K2PF 68,676· 236· 97-C

~\~AX 38!lffi: 13t ~ii WB2RAL 5040· 56- 30·8 WB2FGZ 2550• 50- 17-0 W2UL 1224· 24- 17•0 WA2PQU 756• 54- 14-B

Southern New Jersey N2CQ 529,890-1039-l 70•0 N2RM 408,240- 840-.162-D W2NS 155,652• 436-119-0 N21T 149,916· 403-124-B WA2NBM 61,692- 194-106-0 N2CM 54,708· 188- 97-B N2AWH 49,599• 167• 99-B :z~~~y 1'll!~t 1~t ll:g W2HAZ 5280- 55- 32·0 N2CW 3519· 51- 23-D

Western New York

WA 2ECA(W!'Jtffo-.?'l{d1-180-o

WA2MBW(~\i~.t~?"fl6-176·D W2FTY 183,270- 410-147-S WA2LOG 173,910· 374-155-0 K2SPO 151,938· 367-138-D W2ABM 128,043- 34 7-123-0 WB2LJK 102,708· 317-108-B WA20RX 89,490- 314· 95·0 WA2EVA 87,768· 276-106-D KB2HF 45,372- 199· 76-D W2PHT 42,579• 171- 83-B

~n-gM ;i:i~t m: ~=~ :,~~RK 17~r~: lg:: iti K2UAN 1488· 31· 16-B.

·3

Delaware K3HBP 179,820- 405-148·0

Ea1tern Pennsylvania K3VW 720,720-1092-220·0 K3NO 460,161- 741·207•0 WA3YIV(K2P~off2_ .61 _148 _0 N~f'T U5:32o- i&2-110-o W3G RS 225,984- 428-176-D ·K3UC 225,456• 488-154-0 N3HW 1&3,120· 545-112-0 N31K 148,782- 362-137-B K3ZA 102,1~8- 396- 86-0 W3PN 30,438- 178- 57-0 N3VV 27,054- 167- 54-0

~.?v~ 1~m: It 1g:g Maryland K3HPG 464,718-1061•146-C W3EWL 430,950- 850-169·0

W3 DOS(N 4 i~9~f~6- 802-166-0 W3PZW 99,462- 274-121-0 W3HVM 63,480- 230- 92-0 W31GJ 53,667• 201- 89·0 W3EE 19,716· 106· 62-C ru~ 12~~1:: i~: ~=8 W3FQE 648- 18- 12-C

Western Pennsylvania K3KO 265,761- 579-153-B

:g~~F 53~i~: iu: ui KA3APH 1440- 24- 20-B

4

Alabama

WN4KKN AC4X 1<41\ADI K4GUS

Georgia

K4BAI N4SV W4DXI W4BFR W4JFL WB4RRC K4LDI

:Z1k~4 WB4WRM

Kentucky

638,352:1209-l 76-C 70,752• 268- 88-0

6750- 75- 30-B 864- 18- 16-B

452,682- 909-166·0 346,236- 671-172-C 173,880- 414-140-D 150,519· 383-131-0

34,164- 156- 73-C 3'3,390· 159· 70-C 20,116· 108- 59-B 16,218- 102- 53-B 12{~:g: ~tit~

KF40 366, 795· 855-143·0 WB4PRU 325,194• 653-166·0 WA4QMQ 61,971• 227- 91-B

North Carolina WA4DAN 34 7,256• 742-156-B

AA4NN K4GFH WD4CTA WB4YZA

183;rn: 4:1:1~:g 3960· 40· 33-B

360· 12· 10-A

Northern Florida WA4TKA 7290- 81- 30-B

27- 22-C 14- 13-A

W4EEO H82· N4KF 546-WB4YEY 144- 8- 6-C

south Caronna WB4TDH 492,030· 994-165•0

Southern Florida

~"ffiML ~:~,g: m: ~ KD4N 39,420· 180- 73-B :z~e~:1N4~n~=;, 162- 48-B

45· 5· 3·0

Tennessee AB4H 618,270-1114-185·0 W4JD 250,344- 549-152·0 AA4AK 1ii~~= m:m:g K4LN WB4WHE 1::::g: m: ,~ AA4TP W40GG 14,577- 113- 43-C AA4KT

1a.,m: 1~ ~== AA4H

Virginia N4ZJ 421,920- 879-160-0 W40EL 202,920- 445-152·0 W4MYA 161,700- 550- 98·0 N4MM 132,486· ~11-142-D W4GF :~::~ m: ~tg W4DKL N4XG 51,068- 185- 92-B W04KUK 44,928- 288· 52-D W4KMS 36,549- 131- 93-0 WD4EXG 19d3U: 1lt :,~ WD4GCE

5

Arkan111s WB5NBC 319!1U3: 7~1~ WSEI.J

Louisiana WA5NUK m~n: t;tm:8 WA51GD WSWG 135,399- 373-121-0 KSEOA 66,150• 245• 90-D W5HEZ 11,850- 79- 50-0

MIHlulppl AE5H U:133: ½3t. :a:!! KSYPV

New Mexico WSTVX 36,660· 260· 47-B

Northern Texas W5MVA 842,622-1502·1'87-D

rtwi :;t:~~~=mtm:g KSRX 662,160-1240-178°D

~bi::. m:m: m:m:g KSBDX 108,702· 366- 99-B

Ws~o ~g;r-~?: m: ii:~ K2SCU/5 f~:ffl: l;t ~:g N 1"i~~t 1it fl:~

XH 384• 32· 4-B

Oklahoma N5CG AE5Y Kfl,JPX/5

6

East Bay

·~~~ 1ygj:3: m:1g~:g Los An9eles

~fll 5 }tm: ~;t1~1:i K6KWN 42,846· 193- 74-B W6RZ 29,376• 204- 48-B

I N60B 14,250- 125- 38-0 K6KH 153- 17- 3-B

Orange K6TXA N6PE W6HDY WD6FLV K6ZT

183,573• 523-117-D 121,695- 427- 95-0

27,081· 153- 59-0 1~m: ~~= if=B

5anta Barbara K6ASB 14,964- 116· 43-B

rt!/1:'iL 11to~: 1U: i~:g Santa Clara Valley W6CYX 158,898° 746· 71-0

~ lH:,H8: m: 18:8 ::s6J~T n:~~= m: m;, ~iiL f~:g~: m: ~:g WlARR,6 14,976• 128- 39·0 m:::1 12~m: u: :~~

W6SW

Sin Diego K6MC WA6EJL N6KW AA6EE

9384- 68· 46-D

121,437- 309-131·0 61;056- 424- 48-0 12tm: 1n: ~i

san Fnnclsco N6CT 512,148·1274-134-0 :z~fE:~a 92d~gt m: ~}: Sin Joaquin Valley

~\~\,H 28,}Jt 1y3: 8~:g sacramento Valley AA6DX 186,327- 603-103-B K6FO 43,260· 206· 70-C W6GO 30,861· 127• 81-D

~tie1lt 23tors: 1:i: ii:& W6SX 144- 8· 6-B

7

Arizona K6L--.:77 W7AYY KTJVR N7MW

Idaho WB7RBV

Nevada

&63,9411-1694-110:o

i~:*lm:& 45,018- 183- 82-0.

61,650· 274- 75-B

WB70QW(KJ:fti~t'&i'.l216-138-D WA7YHP 324,000· 800·135·0 W7TVF 90,024- 484- 62-B

Ore9on

WA71HN(A~~!:'¾S'}. 75 7-1 17 -0 W7YAQ 90,915- 319- 95-B W7TWL 25,707· 209- 41-B W7WHY 19,440- 270• 72-0

Utah

W7LGG 33,123• 181- 61·0 WB75VQ 10,530· 117• 30-B

Washington N7DX 436,293-1017-143-D W7IIT 157,200• 524-100-D W7NP 145,791- 501- 97•0 W7BUN 96,660· 537- 60-D K7NF 77,778- 298- 87-0 W7AJS 37,824- 197- 64-8

T 15,030· 167- -C

WD8KXN WD8NKA WB8TVD

339,786• 878-129-D 194,712- 488-133-C

90,216- 358- 84-0 60,705- 213- 95-9· 57,570- 190-101-0 31,212· 204- 51-A

t}.t~= m: tt:i i~:~: 'lj!,: ~l

5382• .46- 39-0 4368· 56· 26-B

252- 12- 7-B 3- 1- 1-B 3- 1- 1-B

Ohio

W8WPC(N 9'}~,!':J'5~-1277-189-0 K8BA 272,250- 825-110-0 K8HV 170,562· 434-131-0 W8UPH 152,490• 442-115-0 WB8KKI 148,992· 388-128-B

~k~ m:~ro: ~tlY¼.°f> N8LM 69,936- 248· 94-0 W8HO 66,126· 206-107-B

rt:Bt p 13'938: fg~: ~g:g WSXT 6018- 59- 34-B A18K 3807- 47- 27-D WSFCS 3690· 41· 30-A WSEAO 3'108· 37• 28-B

West Virginia W8BZ 35 604- 138- 86-0 ::r~~ 13.i'm: 1gt. :t~ 9

llllnols W90A W9BW K9RN K9HWL K9AB K91L W9.JGV K91W W9HPG KB9EW K9UQN AF9C W9JI WD9IIX W9RY W9VVG WA9REN W9REC W9QWM W91VB W9TNZ KA9BML AF9Q AA9F

598,755-1115-179-D 475,040- 998-160•0 457,083- 891-171-C 447,492· 838-178•0 249,783- 599-139·0 224,700- 535-139-0 185,220- 420-147-D

81,504- 283- 96-D 71,577- 241- 99-B 69,498- 234- 99-B

tt:m-: m: sa:fl 39,474• 258- 51-D 38,160- 212- 60-0 35,100- 150- 78-0 29,256- 212- 46-0 24,624- 114- 72-B 24,090· 110- 73-C 22,656- 128- 59-B 21,060- 130- 54-C 17,748- 102- 58-B 161m: Jt ~i

7257- 59- 41-C

WA9FFZ W9WR W9F50 WB9SMU WB9ZED W9TA tndlana K9FN W9RE W9JOO K9LVK K9VQK KlTH/9 K9UJ W9LT K9UIJ

Wisconsin

WB9YLR K9GDF KA9COE WD9BCM

• Colorado

7254-4743-4224·

672-378-

3-

62· 39-B 51• 31-B 44· 32-B 16- 14-B 14- 9-B

1- 1-0

389,280- 811-160-0 329,175· 825-133-D

ll:m: m:1~}~ 24jm: l~t fl:fl

2940- 35· 28-B 28 38- 43- 22·0 2394- 38- 21-C

:~a~t rot.m:8 m:tit ~itm:g 111,555• 335-111-D

68,985• 2l!H05-C

431~~8: 2:y: :~g 5022- 62- 27-C

990· 22- 15-B

i VK 629,880·1448·145-D ZFL 145;1100• 300-162-B DV 109,725• 385• 95-B

~ECN 83,424- 316- 88-0 ~=G~Y 1:-J,2: m: ~i KA@CLS ilo64- 84- 32-B WD!IDYH/N 2268- 36- 24-B

-Iowa

: 593,313-1487-133-D 480,24!!· 920-174-B

!FO 416,835- 1185-157-0

AT 318,648- 781-136-0 r.PYo 2-37,222- 573-138-B

:zllzrN 232,725- 535-145-B 147,375- 393-125-C

=LUZ 64.350· 286- 75-B

it 3~iit 11~= n:g W ML vx 1260- 35- 12-B

Kansas

Aee,x 231,732· 628-123-0

rt!,:cw 49,209- 349· 47-D 12,480- 80· 52-0

Minnesota

'ft.l~o 649, TT0-121·0-179-0 330,888- 811-136·0

rtlr-f! 302,292- 622-162-D 221,145- 641-115-0

:~~I 191,100· 490-130-0

80,640· 280- 96-D

ir 55,1)80- 216- 85-0 N AJJ 42,525- 175- 81-B

:_tCNR 37 ,248- 194- 64-C :zg ow 23,241- 127- 61-B guKI 154U8: 1i&: :ri KA CXK

Missouri

~iTJ 447,564- 988-151-D 114J50- 425· 90-D

A A 103,329· 267-129-0 AG U 42,120- 195- 72-B W~KO 31d~t l~t g~:~ W iGSY AE K 3864- 46- 28'0

Nllbnska WAflSDE 966- 23- 14-B

North Dakota ~,~i 111z~: 1;i: 1½~ VE

Marltlmes VElMY VElBNN VElANU VOlAW

Q••­VE2WA VE2HY VE2EAR

Ontario VE3BVD VE3DUS VE3DAP VE3JAQ VE3JCV VE3DZV VE3WW VE3FEA

Manitoba VE4ADV VE4SW VE4EW

248,064· 608-136-B 39,606· 161· 82·0 30,636- 138- 74-C 12,393- 81- 51-B

451,401· 901-167-0 175,500- 450-130-0 161,196- 404-133-B 154,836· 506-102-0 102,555- 265-129-B

63,954- 209-102-D 29i~~= 1~ ~~

Saskatchewan VE5JQ 9108· 92- 33-A VE5TT 7488· 96· 26-B

Alberta VE6KW 734,400-1440-170-0 VE6AYI 482,052-1156•139·0

British Columbla VE7AV 43,365• 295· 49-C VE7CMK 14,652- 132· 37-B

Low Band

Connecticut Kl VTM 131,220• 540- 81-0

WlXK AAlK

43;602• 169- 86-0 22,248· 103- 72-B

Eastern Manachusetts WlBB/1 1368- 24- 19-B

Maine WlMN 5346- 66- 27-0

Rhode Island KlTZQ 74,151· 321· 77-0 WlGL 59,502· 211· 94-0

2

New York City - L 1. W2ER 159,636• 502-106-0

rtr~~~U l~~ :~: ;i:g Northern New J1rsey AC2U 86,670- 270-107-0 K2LP 16,983- 111· 51-0

southern New Jersey WB2VFT 126· 7· 6-8

Western New York WA250N 10,476• 97- 36·0

3

Eastern Pennsylvania

~~&T 11!1A3t. J~: U:8 Maryland • D. C. WB3AVN 101,505· 335•101•0 K3CU 75- 5• 5-B

Western Pennsylvania K3FR 1296· 24- 18-D AF3B 351• 13- 9-C

4

GeOl'lta N40L ·55,620- •206- 90-ll

Kentucky K4FU 41,625- 185• 75•0

Nor-th Caronna KE41 216• 9- -8-'C

Northern.Flodda K41 EX 18,44111· 108· 57-0

Sou,h Carolina .N4LL 37,422· 162-· .77•0

Virginia WB4BVY AA4M

:Z1~~c W4EZ

5

Arkansas

97 ,902- 333· 98-0 69,972• 238- 98•0 591}:g: 21:: ~g

3108- 37- 28·0

KSUR 67,716• 228· 99-0

Louisiana KSUA 28,161• '149- 63-D

New Mexico WASYTX 3420· 38- 30-0

Northern Texas

~t~~p 19,:it 1rs: ll:8 southern Texas W5WQN 27,900- 150- 62·0

6

san Francisco AE6U 6498- 57- 38-D

Sacramento Valley NliDM 11,178• 81· 46-0

7

Arizona AA7A

Washington

21,717- 127- 57-D

~~~ 1tI:m= m: ii:i Wyoml"SI W7P50

8

Mlchl9an WBUVZ W8TWA AC8Y

Ohio KSWW KSIP WD8QMP

1404· 26- 18·0

73,866· H3- 87-D

Uj~: Ut tt8

2"im: 111: i~::;i 1020- 20- 17-B

November 1979 107 From November 1979 QST © ARRL

With 90 years of contest experience between them, K6RU (left) and N6GG, with help from N0MU (not shown), put multi-multi station K6RU on for the cw weekend.

CPO David, KG6JHW (N300), runs 160 watts to a cl-36 antenna at 52 feet on phone from his duty station on Guam.

Steve, K7SP himself, of the K7SP phone multi­single from Arizona.

West Vlr,lnla WSLRL 816- 17- 16-C

9

llflnols WB9TIV 11,352- 86- 44-B

Indiana N9DX 64·~U= ~t !ti W9NFC

Wisconsin W9RN 32,274- 163- 66-0

• Kansas WA(IITKJ KtlVGB

19,278- 102- 63-0 147- 7- 7-D "

Mnnesota K(IIKX 36,036- 231- 52-0

VE

Maritime VElAXT 24,180- 130- 62-B

Saskatchewan VE5 RA 42,300• 235- 60-0

Multi - Single

Connecticut

KlRU(+Kf~:!,717-1927-257-0 KlXA(+WlGNC)

NlMM(+K\·~~~itlt'Wj 230 -0 WlXX(+Wlj~J250-l390-225•0

807,324-1373-196-D

Eastern Massachusetts

KlLL(+N2'FBJ ABlF(+AJii)8,003-1671-231-D

83,460- 260-107-B

Maine

WBlEGT(+Wfii°~/;~~r-t>7le

New Hampshire

wA1Tzv1+Kih~aft2:ita~>92-o

Western Massachusetts

KlRQ(+Wl~b":'6':/l'1~!i.240-c

2

New York City • L. I.

WA 2 LQO(Mf1~'.'J'J7. 619-171-0

Northem New Jeney

K2BK(+W21FKJ 780,104- 941-248-0

N2WM(+W2VY) 76,275- 225-113-B

Southern New Jersey N2MM(+N2ME K2TD) K2FL(+Nli./!1106-l366-297-D

479,856- 769-208-0 W2Ul(+Net)

465,117_- 787-197-0

Western New York

K2JPM(+WB2s LRU MRS) 91 740- 278-110-B

N2ADA(+WAfiUJ. 137- 59-B

108 O5T""

3 Eastern P9nnsY1vanl1 N3AD(+N3DAl N3 ED(+N:tfl ,545-1717-295-0

K3NZ(+Ki&iI8,624-1402-304-0 l,25tJll24-1652'254-0

N3AW(+N 3~:9J00-1325-244-0

K3SME(+K3 7~~.~~~~~1~9-0 W3NZ(+Net)

681,504- 916-248-0 W3KT(+Net)

353,190".' 610-193-0

W3KV(+Net1o7,304- 536-188-0

W3 EVW(+N~22,880- 506-160-D

Maryland - _D. C.

W3AU(MuJ~:l'fJ.448-2056-336·D W3GG(+K3RT LN3AMJ

1$08<>,072-1534-236-D WalYd(~~tf77,080- 840-229-D

377,607- 659-191-0 N3TR(+KaFfll~1:~·~W:1_<}6-o N3RL(+Net)

206,550- 405-170-D

Western Pennsylvania

K3UA(•Wt~ll;'lii~r,rJ.~~1

K3RN(+K3s7~1ci<f.\o32-250-D

Ky;K3s TP VX N3EE, ~ v 1+wt\~·ftJ;lttt 2l~; WN CWW) 454,947-1091-139-D

4

Alabama

W4CUE(K4ELY.,KA4DVL .. N4s AID QB~4AZE,WA4s

W5~':~~k u~.-u~~:~rH,

N4AU(+K4r! ·• ~t 1~"8i 20 - 473-141-D

K4KZE(+WB5 48,73 - 171- 95-B

North Carolina

K4NVV(+WA4DKZ) " 224,256- 584-128-D

Northern Florida

W4 WS(N 4 ?,'6!~~~~-•ff4?-2so-D

N4UF(+WAi:n~~\i~:-i~s-D WD41 IO(W41 LE,WD4FNX,

NBAWM,oprsis,571- 287-111-B

Southern Florida

si~~1•-.i~wt~~~8trJO UM l,961,175-1995-331-D

Virginia

K4VX(+K4VEP) 1 635,333-1811-301-D

W4RW(+N4VEjWB4FOT! wA4FKK1+:/303fo- 46 •155 •0

168,8~1- 481-117-B K4RZ(+Net)

139,695- 335-139·0

5

Northern Texas

~~t~~MR,N5s AU TR,

K5EE(+Nlt'1;8,468-1914-254-D 3~6,184- 776-153-D

Southern Texas

WSAC(K5?S41J\tTs9'T-~~1-D K5NA(+K5GA)

940,383-1201-261-D

K5KG(+AD~':Yl,640-1062-240·D

AD5Q(+WB~'ftM".DJ2"t!rk-e

6

-East Bay

K6XO(+N~~;,725-1245-235-D

K5Hl H(+NetJo8,367-l361·149-D

Los Angeles

AA6RX(+WA6OTU) 74,538- 303- 82-D

W6VIO(N6s ~:.~~o,~i- 54<

5anta Clara Valley

N61G(+K6f;-;<fl}'/J:t~lo-287-D

~:f l~+6ri~f~'?8~rto6to K6 DC(+Net~06,022· 902-187-D K6ZX(+Net) .

261,855- 529-165-D AA6G(+Net) WB6VSC(+.tlftl52- 503-128-0.

N6"QW~+Neim:a~: lit1i&:8 WD&E V(+ '§IJ:,584- 313- 56-D

WB6EXW( +Net!3o6- 38- 29-0

san Francisco

w6e,P(+AA3l9~aa~~fRlcl!181-o

San Joaquin VaHey1

K6AO(+Net) 234,549- 511-153-0

K6VK'MNet) 97,569- 293-111-D

W6YK (Mul~3;d4o- 128- 60-D

W7CG 106,812- 276-129-0

Washington

~~~~~jK~~S"d~-TTlt-;.162-0

8

Michigan

W8GLC(+A1g~~~!~70-181-D K8AQM(+WA8ARS,WB8ZFB~

we8RuQ,.~illai~ .. ,52 3-1 5 •0

AE8W(+WD8i~~) 20- 2 lO- 94 -B 26,640- 120- 74-0

Ohio

ADSP(+W~~o~ff1J;:-'l~~t237-o

~a~J~MrJ~i~s 0N:isC.Q,WB8s 980J22-1534-213-D

K8DG(+WB8VSD,W08AUB) 604,206-1206-167-D

9

Indiana

N 9 NS(+W 9s 61a~.~r!l194-l 77-O

• Colorado

K'UK(+N(ll~~fb~g~~~-181-D

WD(IIGXR(+KA!IBFV) 10,260- 114- 38-B

Iowa

K'MM(+K9UIV) l,054~85·1605-219-0

WAIITVV(+~Jt5~~'i{}.~!l 78-o

Minnesota

W!IHP(•W,ZZ,N,BGl AA 4 Mot,ii5~3,~j 728-291-D

176,148· 466-126-D

Missouri

~Wk,!All.m:W.SvW WA!lfH~WBlh ete LFV 1U~1J oorsl 504!648- 97~ 7

North Dakota

Multi - Multi

~tANAd~W·r1~~~· BQ .

WA2SFB,1i~ri;~i462~-423-0 W4BVV(+Kls JX XX,K2BA. K3KU,W3s·1uu ZZ,WA3AMH,

K4 VF,wo:1~rd63-4271-451-D

~i~r~~,~~ris~i~~~:<3~~-0

~:r:1~~:JJW~J~f«S1 II, 4,891,410-3910-417-D

~:~~~~i~sAK1:~ ~~;' 35 N811J 4.805,001-389'f-411-D ~~t~~K:~ ~.l'/,,.a~%~)8EA,W8s

4.i&0.451-3863-359-D ~?flt;!;:r~~-~75 HBN ss Tl,

4,115J86-4011-342•D K3WW(+K3s VA WJV,WA3LUV)

3,943 884-3238-406-D W9TM(K LGS HMB KM

KU NO Ri;,: 8/i~-3<;48-357-D

~,~t~\~.fGu ) '15 BA CP RR,

Wl R R(+K~·.U.~f:t~f:~~9-D TSP} 3it65~82-3114-37l·D ~K~l~,!,•w:h°~F~6s SF T J w 2"vv +Ni~6,688-3568-322-D

( 2,901 392-2986-324-D

K3RL(+A~l~iiKJ~9~1i1l~~l-D

~t~8\;1Nt2'iio/.2~,fMJ:~·62-o K6ZM(N6s KB LC WA6DGX,

~i&(+K~tfJ9:~ffJ~206-D 2,158_,107-2597-&77-D

W6MSF(AA6Uu WA6VEF ~3A( +W ~gtl'dt:0-21 70-284-D

l,465,5Y6-l 796'272-D K6RV(+N6s OP XlfA6VAT1

N6TA(+wf4ltf~f p~f,77 •25 -D 1,404,702-2001-234-D

K60VE(+K9LBQ) 1,337 Vi60-1858-240-D

~ti~rg~~~K, B6D5V, l,3t3,~20-1684-260-D

K6RU(+N6GG "''MU) A, 6v,+Ke1sH4,130-1815-234-o

W6XX(Mu½lfo6p3,880-1590-244-D 80~,530-1446-185-D

K6AVA(+WA60ECJ 761'-29~-1197-212-D

WtiYX(KlKH NiOO W2JU WA61TV,N7MM,W8Zliopr;I

684,378-1 58-197-D

W 3 NX(+AD~;fl 892- 844-231-D

NlAU(+KlC~·ft-,\:'lM-107-0

~g;~~~trt:~FUZ,WB!IVUJ, 19J40. 145- 44-0

Check Logs

Disqualifications

W5BJA(W5MVA,opr)

From November 1979 QST © ARRL