Fixed location, 5 watts or less: |
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| Call | QSO's | Multipliers | Score | Comments |
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K9BV
AB9BH |
9
4 |
6
1 |
54
4 |
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Fixed location, 5.1- 20 watts: |
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| Call | QSO's | Multipliers | Score | Comments |
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KX9X
KB9UJX KD9AC W9TWJ |
37
19 16 7 |
19
9 10 6 |
703
171 160 42 | |
Fixed location, 20.1-50 watts: |
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| Call | QSO's | Multipliers | Score | Comments |
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K9QZI
K9KUZ N9XDC K9XE N9BPE W9/VU3GWL |
34
27 29 22 14 9 |
16
15 13 8 8 4 |
544
405 377 176 112 36 |
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Fixed location, 50.1 watts and higher: |
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| Call | QSO's | Multipliers | Score | Comments |
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NO9Z
K9CU WB9KMD |
40
38 29 |
22
18 16 |
880
684 464 |
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Mobile: |
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| Call | QSO's | Multipliers | Score | Comments |
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W9ADS/m
W9ADS/m KB9YBU/m W9ADS/m W9ADS/m W9ADS/m |
15
11 9 9 8 8 |
8
7 6 5 5 3 |
120
77 54 45 40 24 |
Champaign
Leverett Mattoon Savoy Thomasboro Urbana |
31 total cities had activity in this contest: Belgium, Bloomintgton, Bruce, Cataract (IN), Champaign, Charleston, Crawfordsville (IN), Crescent City, Danville, Decatur, Homer, Kinmundy, Lerna, Leverett, Mansfield, Mattoon, Monticello, Mowequa, Ogden, Paris, Paxton, Prairieton (IN), Robinson, Saint Joesph, Savoy, Sullivan, Terre Haute (IN), Thomasboro, Tuscola, Urbana, Westville.
55 different callsigns were found in the total logs submitted: AA9JE, AA9YF, AB9BH, K9BV, K9CU, K9DYY, K9FTJ, K9KUZ, K9QZI, K9RNS, K9TA, K9USA, K9XE, K9ZO, KA9IBS, KA9LRZ, KA9SZX, KB9JLL, KB9LUB, KB9PMT, KB9TET, KB9TIQ, KB9TTH, KB9UJX, KB9UWU, KB9YBU, KD9AC, KM4KS, KX9X, N8ALJ, N9AWO, N9BPE, N9BU, N9BV, N9IJF, N9NVF, N9PFC, N9PLB, N9RAY, N9RBQ, N9UWE, N9XDC, N9XWX, N9ZIV, NO9Z, W9/VU3GWL, W9ADS, W9RG, W9TWJ, W9YVU, WA9FHL, WB9KMD, WB9PAT, WB9Z
I think this was a fantastic turnout for the first running of the TCARCC 2M FM Challenge. I'd like to thank all of you for getting in there and making some QSO's. My XYL Eli is helping me out with making the certificates, and we'll have those out to the winners as soon as possible.
As this was the very first running of this event, I expected there would be a few difficultes we would encounter, as well as some situations would crop up that we hadn't planned on. I'd especially like to thank Andy, W9ADS, for showing me that the rules for mobile operation need to be completely re-worked. The way they are set up right now is grossly imbalanced. I will be examining the rules for mobile operation from the ground up.
Many people have asked when there will be another 2M FM Challenge. We will be doing this again soon, probably late spring or early summer. I am currently exploring the thought of doing this 3 times a year, since this went over so well.
I'd like to remind everybody to be sure to turn in those logs! You never know what might happen. AA9YF would have taken first place in his entry class, but he did not turn in his log! Don't procrastinate next time, Darren!
Also, be sure to list all of the items on the log book. You must include EVERY item, including time, station, the exchange sent, and the exchange received. If any of those items are missing from a contact in your log, I have to remove that contact. The most common reason contacts were eliminated from logs was incorrect information: the callsign was wrong, the name wasn't right, or the information was completely missing. An excessive lack of information (or incorrect information) in your log can result in disqualification. Don't let that happen to you. Read the rules first and make sure you understand them. If you have any questions, ask me BEFORE the contest! Once the contest is over and you've turned in your log, I cannot allow any changes to your entry.
Thanks again to everybody for getting in there and having fun! We will do this again soon. I will be sure to notify everybody well in advance for the next running of the TCARCC 2M FM Challenge.
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