W3UJ W4YE N4RP K3ZO KE3Q

K1HTV K3DI W3UJ AA3LE W3PP

K1HTV W3UJ K3MM W3PP NBII

K3DI W3TMZ W4YE WR3Z KT4P

W3TMZ W4YE K3CKT WR3Z W3GRF(W3MC)

W4YE K3DI W3TMZ WA7LT W4EI

During the reunion, Mike Cizek W3MC signed the club call, W3GRF, and gave his location as PVRC which, within the framework of the 2001 rules, does not count as a separate multiplier. I should have been pushing membership for comments but let this slide until yesterday (4/26) so I don’t expect an answer prior to publishing this issue. So let’s assume that if

you hear W3GRF in the reunion sending an exchange of:

NRxx W3GRF PVRC W3XXX 47 a rule change is in force and it is W3XXX operating as W3GRF and PVRC is a multiplier. A question was raised about when the reunion on-the-air was started. Bud, W4YE thinks that W3GN, W3AU, K3ZO, and W3AZD may know the answer. Bud believes that Vic Clark W4KFC had the original idea along with perhaps W3GRF and W4GF.

Below are results. (I hope I didn’t miss any!) Notice that W3TMZ (Florida) and WA7LT (Washington; ex-W9LT) finished in the top five which is more difficult than DC area stations who can band hop via ground wave. VK6WW (Mary Feldman KH6DL ex-WG4Q) is listed because he reported his score of zero. He was on but the propagation gods didn’t give him a path.

Scores were not received from K2UFT, K3RV, K3TW, K4AW, K4TJ, KT4P, KT5X, KZ1O, NOTK, N4AF, N4ZR, N5JB, N6RA, W3AU, W3HVQ, W3KC, W3PAR, W4RIM, & W6UM.

OPTIONAL PVRC REUNION DUPE SHEET

Enter call spaced roughly as indicated and stroke off one band indicator letter as worked.

The seven bands are 80c 40c 20c 20p 1 5c 1 Oc lop.

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