ARRL 10M Claimed Results For HCRA.
This year propagation was really good. According to some people, you may never see 10 meter band conditions this good for a long time. The band was alive with decent windows to EU and SA. I hope you all had a great time on the air!
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Call Used,Operators,CW,SSB,Mults,Total
KK1W,Jim,542,382,275,806300
W1AST,Larry (AST) Jim (KC2FEV) Bob (NO4MM),53,760,136,235552
NV1Q,Juergen,182,156,156,162240
W1MSW,Matt,232,109,120,137520
NT1K,Jeff,132,224,113,110288
WD1S,James,140,63,106,72716
N1FTP,Harold,0,293,83,48638
NQ1C,Bob (1C) Andrew (KB1WPJ),24,179,66,29964
N1AW/QRP,Al,114,0,48,21888
AB1WT,Jeff (fmr KB1VKY),0,100,45,9000
W1NY,Ed (KB1NWH),0,53,26,2756
NZ1MT/QRP,Mike,0,50,27,2700
N1FJ,Frandy,3,4,6,120
K1MAZ,Nick,0,2,2,8
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Total Claimed Score For HCRA in 2014: 1,639,690
Past Final Scores
2013 Final Score: 1,144,606 (14 entries)
2012 Final Score: 466,188 (11 entries)
2011 Final Score: 1,546,158 (18 entries)
2010 Final Score: 197,830 (9 entries)
2009 Final Score: 72,258 (8 entries)
2008 Final Score: 38,378 (11 entries)
2007 Final Score: 19,544 (8 entries)
2006 Final Score: 64,878 (6 entries)
2005 Final Score: 72,910 (4 entries)
2004 Final Score: 35,956 (5 entries)
2003 Final Score: 212,070 (6 entries)
2002 Final Score: 925,124 (12 entries)
Source: ARRL Contest Results Page
Soapbox Comments
Mike (NZ1MT): I operated QRP SSB with only an end fed dipole attic antenna and only
operated when I had time during the day between household jobs. The
propagation on the 10M band was excellent and seemed better than
previous years. A lot of fun using my new ICOM IC-703.
James(WD1S): Made good use of N1MM to spot multipliers this year. I was using a 160m inverted L and a G5RV and surprisingly worked almost everyone I could hear.
Al (N1AW): Approximately 6 hours operating time. 24 states, 3 provinces, 21 DX, 114 Qs 48 multipliers. At my age I may never see another 10 meter contest like this one.
Jeff (AB1WT, Formally KB1VKY): i can’t wait until next years so i can do it again.
Larry (W1AST): It was great fun and I had Jim, KC2FEV and Bob, NO4MM helping me. We’re already planning on doing it again next year
Jeff (NT1K): This is my first 10M contest. I did SOLP mixed without using spotting assistance which made a bigger challenge for me on CW. My new 3el beam is working fantastic.
Bob (NQ1C): Andrew and I operated the 10M contest as a multi-op from Montgomery, MA. Andrew built a 10M dipole antenna for a science project for school and since our G5RV came down, we decided to use the 10M dipole to run the contest. Conditions were great and the dipole, only up about 15 feet, worked quite well. We interspersed working the contest with visiting family so it wasn’t a full-out effort, but we had fun.
Ed (KB1NWH as W1NY): Lots of great opening, not enough time for the chair
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