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T he 2018 CQ World Wide VHF contest saw some pret- ty good conditions, a record-breaking rove and near- ly 50 more logs submitted than last year. While not a record, the 767 logs submitted is the third highest total. Now if we could somehow convince the other 400 or so stations who were worked multiple times (some over 100) to submit logs. The 2017 contest was the first test of FT8. In 2018, our par- ticipants put it to a “real” test. It seemed like there was almost always activity on 50.313. By now, those who used FT8 are aware of, or were part of, the confusion, on whether or not to use NA contest mode for contesting. NA contest mode works well if both stations use it. If they don’t, it leads to lots of frustration, several retries, slow rates or lost QSOs, along with a few “choice words.” The software authors are busily working on updated software that hopefully will make 2019 much more enjoyable for all. Grids are all that is required for the contest exchange. There were a few logs in which the grids were not includ- ed (all FT8) and those Qs were lost. Please make sure before the contest that you are running the very latest ver- sion of whichever FT8 software you choose and are famil- iar with its use. There are also ways to link FT8 to some logging programs which will ensure that you have the cor- rect data in the log. Even though it seemed that everyone was on FT8, there were other modes used during the contest. CW and SSB still work quite well. If things are really hopping on 313, there’s an excel- lent chance that they are hopping on CW and SSB as well. Dig out the mic or paddle and make some Qs. I even found a head- set with a microphone that works and made 18 Qs on SSB (many of which were multipliers), which is more than I often make in a whole year. There were also a couple of good CW openings. USA The big news in 2018 was ACØRA’s record-breaking rove with 314,226 points, shattering the 2006 record of NØDQS/R. Results of the 2018 CQWW VHF Contest BY STEVE BOLIA,* N8BJQ email: <[email protected]> In the foreground is K1HC’s array of 5- and 6-element 144-MHz Yagis on the 120-foot tower at his Harpswell, Maine location. An osprey stopped to rest on one of K1HC’s array of 144- MHz Yagis.

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The 2018 CQ World Wide VHF contest saw some pret-ty good conditions, a record-breaking rove and near-ly 50 more logs submitted than last year. While not a

record, the 767 logs submitted is the third highest total. Nowif we could somehow convince the other 400 or so stationswho were worked multiple times (some over 100) to submit logs.

The 2017 contest was the first test of FT8. In 2018, our par-ticipants put it to a “real” test. It seemed like there was almostalways activity on 50.313. By now, those who used FT8 areaware of, or were part of, the confusion, on whether or notto use NA contest mode for contesting. NA contest modeworks well if both stations use it. If they don’t, it leads to lotsof frustration, several retries, slow rates or lost QSOs, alongwith a few “choice words.” The software authors are busilyworking on updated software that hopefully will make 2019much more enjoyable for all. Grids are all that is required forthe contest exchange.

There were a few logs in which the grids were not includ-ed (all FT8) and those Qs were lost. Please make surebefore the contest that you are running the very latest ver-sion of whichever FT8 software you choose and are famil-iar with its use. There are also ways to link FT8 to somelogging programs which will ensure that you have the cor-rect data in the log.

Even though it seemed that everyone was on FT8, there wereother modes used during the contest. CW and SSB still workquite well. If things are really hopping on 313, there’s an excel-lent chance that they are hopping on CW and SSB as well. Digout the mic or paddle and make some Qs. I even found a head-set with a microphone that works and made 18 Qs on SSB(many of which were multipliers), which is more than I oftenmake in a whole year. There were also a couple of good CWopenings.

USAThe big news in 2018 was ACØRA’s record-breaking rovewith 314,226 points, shattering the 2006 record of NØDQS/R.

Results of the 2018 CQWWVHF ContestBY STEVE BOLIA,* N8BJQ

email: <[email protected]>

In the foreground is K1HC’s array of 5- and 6-element 144-MHz Yagis on the 120-foot tower at his Harpswell, Maine location.

An osprey stopped to rest on one of K1HC’s array of 144-MHz Yagis.

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Wyatt and KG5CCI spent a year plan-ning and it paid off with 679 Qs and 414grids. He operated from 10 differentgrids in 19 hours of operation. Jonesy,W3DHJ/R, finished second, operatingfrom 4 grids, as did Jim, K5ND/R whofinished third. Duffy, KK6MC/R, acti-vated 6 grids for fourth and Andrea,K2EZ/R, wrapped up fifth place, acti-vating an amazing 15 grids during herdrive.

K2DRH wins the Single Op categorythis year with Bob back at the helm.

2018 CQWW VHF TROPHY WINNERS AND DONORSWORLD: Dr. Gene Zimmerman, W3ZZ memorial. Won by: Aleksandr Maksimov, EA8DBMUSA: Steve Bolia, N8BJQ Trophy. Won by: Bob Striegel, K2DRH

SINGLE OPERATOR, SINGLE BANDWORLD 50MHz: Dennis Motschenbacher, K7BV Trophy. Won by: Jorge Alvarado, XE2XUSA 50MHz: Dennis Motschenbacher, K7BV Trophy. Won by: Chuck Deitz, W5PRWORLD 144 MHz: CQ VHF Contest Committee Trophy. Won by: Bostjan Sever, S56PEUROPE 144 MHz: Bostjan Sever, S56P Trophy. Won by: Nick Derenko, US8ARUSA 144MHz: Chuck Dietz, W5PR Trophy. Won by: Dick Bean, K1HC

ROVERUSA: Northern Lights Radio Society Trophy: Won by: Wyatt Dirks, ACØRA

MULTI-OPERATORWORLD: Dr Gene Zimmerman, W3ZZ memorial (Joe Devenyi, HAØLC donor). Won by: Station IO9Zoperated by: IT9DSZ, IT9BXR, IT9KXK, IT9YMM, IT9CND, IT9GRE, IT9GQI, IK1TZOUSA: Bob Striegl, K2DRH Trophy: Won by: Station K5QE operated by: K5QE, N5YA, N1XS, AE5VB,VE3WY, WA5CAM, AF8Z

CLUBUSA: Won by: Society of Midwest Contesters

*Denotes awarded to runner-up in category

TOP SCORESWORLD

USA

All BandEA8DBM .......147,686XE2JS .............35,100IW2NOD..........28,248IK7LMX ...........12,236LY2SA.............11,036

6 MetersXE2X...............95,634ISØBSR ..........63,936IT9XTP............47,736VE4VT.............45,904VE5MX............43,566

2 MetersS56P ...............12,644E23SGP ............4,092HS3SMO...........3,380ZS4TX...............1,922US8AR ..............1,536

HilltopperHA2VR ..............3,268UT1IC................1,404

IZ2JNN/IN3 .......1,105OM7ANT ..............140UT4RZ....................81

QRPHS5YLK ..........15,168MØHMJ.............5,022UY5ON..............2,432UT8AL...............2,214UT5ECZ ............2,067

RoverHS6MYW ..........1,515JL3DQX/R..............21

Multi-OpIO9Z ................42,328E2E .................28,0844O6BLM..........21,060J48KEF ...........11,266E27AAA ............7,936

All BandK2DRH.........140,513NØURW.........88,074W1XX.............80,384N2NT..............73,786WØUC............73,500

6 MetersW5PR...........140,400N5RZ..............80,712K5QB .............63,037K1TEO ...........62,156WA0CSL ........60,445

2 MetersK1HC ...............5,232K3SFX.................588W2KV/2...............476KØNR..................192

HilltopperWK9U...............3,224W1QK ..............2,457W1RGA............1,590

AB1YK ................620K7IMA .................510

QRPKG5ZZB/P........9,727N8XA/P ............7,326AG5QQ ............2,296K2GMY ............2,170K3TW...............1,200

RoverACØRA/R.....314,226W3DHJ/R.......28,014K5ND/R..........19,822KK6MC/R.......18,871K2EZ/R ..........18,375

Multi-OpK5QE ...........311,982K2LIM...........125,440W4VHF ..........94,875W3SO ............58,800W4NH ............28,919

QSO & GRID LEADERS

6-Meter QSOsW5PR ..................649EA8DBM..............537XE2X ...................505K2DRH ................476N5RZ ...................471NØURW ..............396WAØCSL.............384K1TEO.................379W1XX ..................375AA5AM ................375K5QB...................373WD5K ..................370N4BP ...................366KC4PX.................365KØSIX .................357

6-Meter GridsEA8DBM..............273W5PR ..................216K2DRH ................200ISØBSR...............192WØUC .................190XE2X ...................189KC4PX.................174N5RZ ...................171KO9A...................170K5QB...................169WB2FKO .............169NØURW ..............167AA5AM ................164K1TEO.................164W9RM .................160

2-Meter QSOsE23SGP ..............186HS3SMO .............130S56P....................109K1HC...................109N2NT ...................108IW2NOD ................75K2DRH ..................70W1XX ....................68AF1T......................62E24SBC.................60E24QND ................54IZ2JNN/IN3............42UT8AL ...................41K1TR .....................40E24OYI..................40

2-Meter GridsS56P......................58IW2NOD ................40N2NT .....................36ZS4TX ...................31K2DRH ..................27UT8AL ...................27US8AR ..................24K1HC.....................24KØTPP ..................22KAØRYT................22W1XX ....................22NØURW ................22RD3FD ..................22AF1T......................20EU4AX...................20WØUC ...................20

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Wyatt, ACØRA, had piloted Bob’s sta-tion in 2017. After Bob, the next fiveSingle Op scores were very close withDaniel, NØURW, finishing second; pre-vious contest director John, W1XX, inthird; N2NT (with John, N2NC, operat-ing) in fourth; Paul, WØUC, fifth; andKeith, W9RM, sixth. Chuck, W5PR,turned in the top 6-meter score with hisfine 140K effort. Chuck was fixing equip-ment even as the contest was starting.All Qs were CW or SSB. Gator, N5RZ,was second; Jaroslaw, K5QB, was third;Mary, WAØCSL, fourth; and Vince,KØSIX, fifth. Only four entries were sub-mitted in the 2-meter category with Dick,K1HC, taking the top spot with 109 Qsand 24 grids. Malcolm, K3SFX; Dave,W2KV/2; and Bob, KØNR, were theother three brave souls. Jason, WK9U,takes the top spot in the Hilltopper cate-gory; Dan, W1QK, was second; Chris,W1RGA, third; Mike, AB1YK, fourth; andKim, K7IMA, fifth. In all, there were 10entries in this category. Juan, KG5ZZB/P,made the best of a good location to fin-ish first in the QRP category. Scott,AG5QQ, was second; Dick, K2GMY,third; Tom, K3TW, fourth; and James,WBØIWG, fifth. The gang at K5QE(operated by K5QE, N5YA, N1XS,AE5VB, VE3WY, WA5CAM, and AF8Z)turned in the second highest score in thecontest to win the multi-op category with311,982 points. Second place goes toK2LIM (operated by KA2LIM, W9KXI,WB2ONA, NX2W, and KB2YCC); withW4VHF (operated by KU4V, AA4ZZ,W4GRW, N4UFP, and W3GQ) third;W3SO (operated by W3YOZ, W3BTX,W3XOX, and W3BC) fourth; and W4NH(operated by W4KXY, N4NIA, W4ATL,KI4US, W4ZST, and WG8S) roundingout the top five.

The Society of Midwest Contesters

(15 entries) takes the U.S. club title witha fine 244K score. Not far behind wasthe New Mexico VHF Society with 217K(10 entries) followed by the ArizonaOutlaws (21 entries) and the PotomacValley Radio Club (34 entries).

DXAleksandr, EA8DBM, remains at the topof the DX single-op all band category with147,686 points. Julian, XE2JS, turned ina nice score of 35,100 to claim secondplace. Emanuele, IW2NOD, was third.XE2X (Jorge) made the top 50-MHz scorewith 95,634 points. ISØBSR was secondwith IT9XTP third. S56P is the 144-MHzleader with 12,644 points. Finishing sec-ond is E23SGB with HS3SMO coming inthird, ZS4TX fourth, and US8AR fifth.HA2VR is the Hilltopper champion fol-lowed by UT1IC and IZ2JNN/IN3.HS5YLK wins the QRP category with anexcellent 15K score. MØHMJ was sec-ond, with UY5ON in third.

The gang at IO9Z are the new multi-operator champs, followed by E2E and4O6BLM. Rover activity was scarcewith only two entries, but HS6MYW fin-ished first, followed by JL3DOX/R.

The Italian Contest Club turned in thetop DX score in the club competitionwith 71,246 points (3 entries). The XE-DXers finished second (3 entries) withthe Contest Club Ontario third (10entries).

The Rest of the StoryThe 2019 CQ VHF will be run on July21st and 22nd, so mark your calendar.Who knows, by then there could bemore new modes to use. You will findthe rules in the May 2019 issue of CQand on the CQ WW VHF Contest web-site <www.cqww-vhf.com/rules.htm>.There is now a web uploader on the con-test website (many thanks to K5ZD). Youcan still email logs to the robot, but theweb uploader will make your life much

ROVERS & GRIDS OPERATEDABØYM/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DM79 DM78 DM88 DM89 DN70 DN71 ACØRA/R & KG5CCI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EM69 EM59 EN50 EN60 EN40 EN51 EN32 EN31 EN42 EN41 AC7MD/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CN78 CN77 CN76 CN86 CN87 AF1R/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .FN42 FN43 AL1VE/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DN02 DN03 HS6MYW & HS6TIM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .OK03 OK04 JL3DQX/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .PM75 PM74 KØBAK/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .FN21 FN10 FM19 FM29 FN20 K2EZ/R . . .FN21 FN11 FN10 FN20 FM19 FN00 FM09 EM79 EN50 EN40 EN41 EN51 EN52 EN53 EN43 K5ND/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EM03 EM02 EM21 EM11 K7BWH/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CN96 CN86 CN97 CN87 K9ILT/R & KØPG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EN60 EN50 EN51 EN61 EN52 EN62 EN63 EN64 EN53 K9JK/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EN52 EN51 EN62 EN61 KBØZOM/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EN10 EN00 EM09 EM19 EM08 EM18 KCØSKM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EN41 EN42 EN31 EN32 KE7MSU/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CN87 CN86 CN85 CN95 KK6MC/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DM86 DM85 DM84 DM74 DM75 DM64 N2SLN/R & KB2YSI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .FN14 FN24 FN13 FN23 FN12 FN22 NN3Q/R & K3WGR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .FN20 FN10 VE2GT/W1/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .FN34 FN35 W2BDN/R & KC2SFU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .FN22 FN23 FN13 FN12 W3DHJ/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DM88 DM87 DM77 DM78 WD9HBF/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .EM49 EM59

UNITED STATESClub Name # Entries ScoreSOCIETY OF MIDWEST CONTESTERS ............................15 ............244,500NEW MEXICO VHF SOCIETY .............................................10 ............217,111ARIZONA OUTLAWS CONTEST CLUB...............................21 ............193,293POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO CLUB.......................................34 ............193,224CENTRAL TEXAS DX AND CONTEST CLUB .......................4 ............174,595NORTHERN LIGHTS RADIO SOCIETY ..............................11 ............161,746TEXAS DX SOCIETY .............................................................3 ............158,868NORTH EAST WEAK SIGNAL GROUP ................................8 ............123,062PACIFIC NORTHWEST VHF SOCIETY ..............................25 ............100,879CAROLINA DX ASSOCIATION .............................................6 ..............99,257MT AIRY VHF RADIO CLUB ..................................................9 ..............95,165FLORIDA CONTEST GROUP ...............................................8 ..............90,418GRAND MESA CONTESTERS OF COLORADO ................11 ..............90,333CTRI CONTEST GROUP .......................................................3 ..............83,468NORTH TEXAS CONTEST CLUB .........................................3 ..............73,788BADGER CONTESTERS .......................................................9 ..............72,244ALABAMA CONTEST GROUP ..............................................3 ..............42,142YANKEE CLIPPER CONTEST CUB ......................................7 ..............34,215TENNESSEE CONTEST GROUP .........................................3 ..............22,248

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CONTEST CLUB ........................3 ..............19,797SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CONTEST CLUB ........................6 ..............18,904DFW CONTEST GROUP .......................................................5 ..............14,880MINNESOTA WIRELESS ASSN ............................................8 ................9,689FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB ..................................................4 ................7,936SILVER COMET AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY .....................3 ................5,982WILLAMETTE VALLEY DX CLUB .........................................4 ................5,477MAD RIVER RADIO CLUB ....................................................5 ................5,453

DXITALIAN CONTEST CLUB .....................................................3 ..............71,246XE-DXERS .............................................................................3 ..............43,002CONTEST CLUB ONTARIO ................................................10 ..............22,133UKRAINIAN CONTEST CLUB ..............................................10 ................9,916CLUB DE RADIO EXPERIMENTADORES DE OCCIDENTE .....................................................4 ................5,646CDR GROUP ........................................................................10 ................2,760CABREUVADX .......................................................................6 ................1,165RADIO CLUB KVARNER RIJEKA ..........................................6 ...................937SIAM DX GROUP ..................................................................4 ...................252

CLUB COMPETITION(Minimum of 3 entries required for listing)

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easier. It will help you make the correct choices before yourlog gets submitted, hopefully reducing some of the frustrationwith log submission.

If you operate, please send in a log. Any size log is great-ly appreciated. If you need help, please ask. More logs makecross-checking more accurate.

Thanks to JK, K9JK, and Curt, K9AKS, for their assistance.They are quite good at finding things I screwed up. Thanksalso to Champ, E21EIC, who collects all of the logs fromThailand, puts them in the right format and gets them sub-mitted between his travels.

Don’t forget to check out the CQ WW VHF Contest web-site <www.cqww-vhf.com>. Comments, suggestions, andcorrections are always welcome. Quite a bit of the data wasentered manually. If you find an error, please let us know.

After a year or so of thinking about it, this will be my lastcontest as director. I’ve enjoyed my tenure but it’s time toslow down a bit. Thanks to everyone who has helped me outand supported the contest. I’ve learned a lot about VHF andVHF contesting, which I did very little of before W1XX retired.I’ll be around next year to help my successor if he needs it.

He is very well qualified for the job and I’m sure will do a greatjob. You will have to read on to see who it is.

Changing of the GuardAs Steve alluded to above, kindly allow me to introduce myselfas the new Director of the CQWW VHF Contest. Just as John,W1XX, left some “big shoes to fill” when he retired from thedirectorship (and I’d say that Steve has filled them admirablyand done a fantastic job in continuing and growing this event),Steve is similarly leaving some “big shoes to fill.” I hope that I,John Kalenowsky, K9JK, can step into and fill the shoes thatSteve is leaving behind and keep this contest going and grow-ing. As I have roved in all of the CQWW VHF Contests since2003 and have helped both John and Steve behind the scenesover the years, I believe I have some good perspective on themoving parts. I’m appointing Steve as “Director Emeritus” soI’m not letting him totally off the hook. He will bring a wealth ofknowledge and memories of little subtleties and quirks that Imight encounter as I take on this role. Thanks to Steve (andJohn, W1XX, before him) for establishing and maintaining agreat foundation for me to continue building on. – K9JK

ACØRA on His Record-Breaking RoveI went into the 2018 CQWW VHF contest with the goal of winning and then

breaking the rover record. I knew this wasn’t going to be easy, considering allof the records set in this contest were made in 2006, the “contest to end allVHF contests.” In building the rover, I decided to go with a 5-element Yagi on6 meters for the first time and stuck with the same 7-element Yagi on 2 metersI previously used. I upped the power level on both bands from low power tokilowatt-plus and used digital modes. During the contest, the plan was to acti-vate 10 grids and keep driving throughout the night when most stations weresleeping. During the peak times for E-skip, we were close to grid corners tomaximize QSOs during an opening by changing grids — as you never knowhow long the band will be open. In the end, the plan and the results were great.

– 73, Wyatt, ACØRA

This is the improved ACØRA rover-mobile.

Rover food for AC0RA consisted of asandwich called the Fat Milf, which cost$9. A side of fried mushrooms ups thebill…

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Number/letter groups after call letters denote the follow-ing: Class (A = all band, 6 = 6 meters, 2 = 2 meters, Q =QRP, Q* = QRP portable hilltopper, R = rover. M = multi-operator), Final Score, Number of QSOs, Number of gridlocators, State/Province (USA/Canada only), Grid Locatoror Number of grids activated (rover only). Rover scores forUSA are listed separately. Scores in bold indicate certifi-cate winners. Score in italic are disqualified.

2018 VHF RESULTSNORTH AMERICA

UNITED STATESW1XX A 80,384 444 157 RI FN41K1TR A 28,034 222 107 NH FN42AF1T A 22,100 198 85 NH FN43N1JEZ A 19,074 156 102 VT FN44N1JD A 8,990 123 62 ME FN44K1KA A 6,930 102 63 NH FN42K1ZE A 6,042 97 53 CT FN31K1GX A 4,500 79 45 CT FN31W1AN A 2,952 61 36 CT FN41K2KA A 2,666 57 43 MA FN42W8TOM A 2,400 60 32 MA FN42K1ZK A 1,950 47 39 VT FN34N1API A 1,410 46 30 CT FN31W1RM A 1,325 53 25 CT FN31N1AAX A 770 31 22 MA FN32K1DVL A 312 20 13 CT FN31K1IMI A 36 6 6 ME FN53K1TEO 6 62,156 379 164 CT FN31W3EP 6 27,816 244 114 CT FN31N1YKH 6 4,851 99 49 CT FN41WA1KRG 6 1,302 62 21 CT FN31

Op: W1QKK1DJ 6 1,161 43 27 MA FN42W1BS 6 1,116 36 31 MA FN32KC1GWX 6 289 17 17 MA FN42N1CGP 6 63 9 7 ME FN54N1WRK 6 49 7 7 MA FN41KA1R 6 45 9 5 MA FN42W1GXZ 6 25 5 5 MA FN42N4NIV 6 6 3 2 MA FN42K1HC 2 5,232 109 24 ME FN53N1AIA Q 608 27 19 ME FN43KC1IIS Q 390 22 13 CT FN31K1SX Q 132 12 11 MA FN41W1QK H 2,457 63 39 CT FN31W1RGA H 1,590 42 30 NH FN33AB1YK H 620 27 20 NH FN32N1SOH M 1,200 44 24 MA FN42

N2NT A 73,786 359 158 NJ FN20Op: N2NC

WW2Y A 4,565 74 55 NY FN24AA2TT A 3,808 83 34 NY FN30WA2VNV A 2,850 66 30 NY FN30W2UDT A 2,448 55 36 NJ FN20K2AMI A 2,291 73 29 NJ FN20N2SLO A 2,263 53 31 NY FN30K2ELV A 2,124 49 36 NY FN12W2SJ A 1,488 40 31 NJ FM29N2BEG A 1,305 37 29 NY FN12KC2BPP A 510 26 15 NY FN30KZ2I 6 10,293 141 73 NJ FM29N2RJ 6 1,904 56 34 NJ FN21AD3Y 6 665 35 19 NJ FM29W2CVW 6 308 22 14 NJ FN20K2PAL 6 48 8 6 NY FN30NS2N 6 16 4 4 NY FN02K4RUM 6 1 1 1 NY FN30W2KV/2 2 476 17 14 NJ FM29W2JEK Q 504 32 14 NJ FN20K2LIM M 125,440 486 196 NY FN12K2OAK M 5,724 97 54 NJ FN20

KR1ST A 21,338 189 94 PA FN21K3ZO A 19,080 188 90 MD FM18K3ISH A 10,492 114 86 PA FN21K3MD A 9,045 112 67 PA FN10W3EKT A 8,122 117 62 MD FM19N3XF A 8,023 109 71 PA FN00N3ALN A 5,712 99 56 MD FM19NF3R A 3,724 62 49 PA FN20AA3S A 2,345 61 35 MD FM19N3XZ A 2,184 47 39 PA FN11K3AJ A 1,820 53 26 MD FM19K3UA A 1,548 43 36 PA EN90WB3IGR A 1,421 38 29 PA FN10WA5VHU A 1,395 39 31 MD FM08N3MWQ A 945 31 27 DE FM29K3CCR A 378 22 14 MD FM18

Op: N3UMK1DS A 299 17 13 PA FN20NG3W A 198 12 11 PA FN01N3VOP A 99 9 9 MD FM19WA3AAN A 48 8 6 PA FN20N3QE A 18 6 3 MD FM19K9RS 6 3,536 68 52 DE FM28W3OU 6 2,320 58 40 MD FM18K3HX 6 884 34 26 PA FN00KA3QLF 6 621 27 23 PA FN21W3LL 6 460 23 20 MD FM194U1WB 6 378 27 14 MD FM18

Op: MasaN3HEE 6 216 18 12 MD FM19W3RAR 6 90 10 9 MD FM19N3DUE 6 28 7 4 MD FM19K3SFX 2 588 21 14 PA FN20KE5NJ Q 84 7 6 DE FM29W3SO M 58,800 307 147 PA FN00

WA3EKL M 6,200 88 62 MD FM19W3RFC M 6,195 94 59 MD FM19

KC4PX A 68,780 373 181 FL EL98NA4RR A 44,354 331 134 FL EM60KE8FD A 41,902 268 146 AL EM64W3IP A 26,250 215 105 VA FM19N3MK A 24,102 192 117 VA FM27KC4NX A 20,304 184 108 TN EM75WA4GPM A 20,265 189 105 FL EM90N4WW A 19,186 181 106 FL EL98WB7PMP A 17,576 158 104 NC EM95N4SVC A 9,100 113 70 FL EM80

Op: KD4AMPK4LDC A 4,134 77 53 GA EM74K5VIP A 3,780 68 54 VA FM16K4ELI A 1,836 53 34 GA EM74W4GA A 1,750 46 35 GA EM74N3JT A 1,440 48 30 VA FM18W4MYA A 736 32 23 VA FM07WA4LDU A 624 24 24 SC EM93W4POT A 480 24 20 FL EL99AD4IE A 437 22 19 NC EM95WA3DQS A 304 18 16 NC EM95N1GC A 200 12 10 NC EM95K4FTO A 198 17 11 VA FM18KK4MBT A 180 14 12 KY EM77KK4JZP A 24 4 4 SC EM87KM4KMU A 21 4 3 VA FM19KM4IKO A 12 4 3 GA EM73N4BP 6 46,976 367 128 FL EL96N4OX 6 39,000 312 125 FL EM60W6SAI 6 35,712 276 128 AL EM63

Op: K4CWWN4PN 6 31,496 254 124 GA EM82KU8E 6 23,165 205 113 GA EM72KM4HI 6 15,561 171 91 FL EL89N3CMH 6 9,956 131 76 FL EM60K4ZW 6 9,246 134 69 VA FM18K4BAI 6 9,120 120 76 GA EM72W4HLR 6 7,519 103 73 TN EM56KK4MA 6 7,480 110 68 SC EM92K2SX 6 6,039 99 61 SC FM03KN4Y 6 5,665 103 55 FL EM70N4MM 6 4,823 91 53 VA FM09N4KC 6 4,617 81 57 AL EM63KA1AF 6 4,293 81 53 FL EL98KJ4MSR 6 3,283 67 49 GA EM73WX4US 6 2,948 67 44 FL EM60K4QE 6 2,852 62 46 NC FM05K5EK 6 2,745 61 45 NC FM03KR4F 6 2,542 62 41 AL EM64NG4C 6 2,120 53 40 NC FM16N4BCD 6 1,248 39 32 TN EM65WC4H 6 1,230 41 30 FL EL95K2MK 6 1,178 38 31 FL EL98K4FJW 6 759 33 23 VA EM86W4WNT 6 696 29 24 NC FM03KS4X 6 696 29 24 TN EM75N4NM 6 600 30 20 AL EM64KK4AND 6 575 25 23 FL EL87KE4S 6 520 26 20 VA FM19KM4IAJ 6 408 24 17 VA FM18W4AU 6 360 24 15 VA FM19K4ORD 6 336 21 16 VA FM07KK4BZ 6 336 24 14 VA FM18N1IA 6 294 21 14 NC FM05WA4PGI 6 288 18 16 VA FM07KM4NYI 6 272 17 16 TN EM85N2QT 6 132 12 11 VA FM07NH2A 6 120 12 10 VA FM17AJ4A 6 117 13 9 KY EM77KF4OLO 6 81 9 9 GA EM74K4QR 6 25 5 5 FL EL98N3FNE 6 25 5 5 GA EM91W4EE 6 1 1 1 FL EL98K3TW Q 1,200 39 25 FL EL88KN4SM Q 255 17 15 VA FM16W4VHF M 94,875 462 165 NC EM96W4NH M 28,919 217 121 GA EM84WB4WXE M 11,040 127 80 AL EM74W4GZX M 6,615 99 63 TN EM75

AA5AM A 62,205 376 165 TX EM13WB2FKO A 54,841 311 173 NM DM65KC5WX A 34,188 239 132 TX EM13W7QQ A 18,527 175 97 NM DM75AJ4F A 18,036 167 108 TX EL29AB5J A 8,325 106 75 OK EM04

Op: AF5QAF5CC A 8,249 110 73 OK EM04N7KA A 7,560 94 72 NM DM65W5RDL A 6,900 100 69 NM DM72KJ5RC A 4,307 72 59 MS EM42AI5AA A 3,723 72 51 LA EM40N5EPA A 3,430 63 49 NM DM64NM5M A 1,452 44 33 TX EM13N5SJ A 77 9 7 NM DM55N5GIT A 20 5 4 TX EL09W5PR 6 140,400 650 216 TX EL29N5RZ 6 80,712 472 171 TX EM00K5QB 6 63,037 373 169 TX EM10WD5K 6 55,130 370 149 TX EM12WQ5L 6 37,296 296 126 MS EM50WA2VYA 6 30,622 251 122 TX EM10AA5AU 6 16,896 176 96 LA EL49NN5T 6 9,680 121 80 TX EM12K5KJ 6 8,978 134 67 TX EM12K5FUV 6 8,374 106 79 AR EM26WØVX 6 8,308 124 67 TX EM12K5TA 6 7,085 109 65 NM DM65W5GAI 6 6,901 103 67 MS EM50

KG5THG 6 6,860 98 70 TX EM02KV5W 6 6,279 91 69 TX EM22KC7QY 6 6,032 104 58 NM DM64KD5J 6 5,040 84 60 AR EM45K5LH 6 3,650 73 50 TX EM11K5UV 6 3,468 68 51 OK EM15AC5D 6 3,350 67 50 OK EM04N4IJ 6 2,714 59 46 OK EM15KG5IEE 6 2,436 58 42 TX EM12K5XU 6 2,173 53 41 MS EM42WS5N 6 1,728 48 36 NM DM54NW5Q 6 1,728 48 36 TX EM13KB5KN 6 1,364 44 31 TX EM20N5XTR 6 980 35 28 OK EM04WV5Y 6 725 29 25 TX EL29WA5WFE 6 690 30 23 TX DM95NØLD 6 504 24 21 OK EM15K5MV 6 437 23 19 TX EM20W5YBT 6 437 23 19 NM DM73WØTG 6 437 23 19 TX EM12N5DTT 6 432 24 18 TX EL29KF4EWO 6 357 21 17 MS EM54W5GZ 6 143 13 11 NM DM52AE5P 6 90 10 9 TX EM21K9ING 6 81 9 9 TX DM82W5SRO 6 64 8 8 OK EM15

Op: W5ROK5CRJ 6 56 8 7 MS EM50N5XE 6 42 7 6 OK EM14KG5ZZB/P Q 9,727 137 71 TX EM10AG5QQ Q 2,296 50 41 TX EM12K5NZ Q 224 16 14 TX EM20WA5BUC Q 180 15 12 TX EL29K5QE M 311,982 838 326 TX EM31KC5MVZ M 12,450 148 83 TX DM93

K6ZH A 4,984 89 56 CA DM12KC6ZWT A 1,400 43 28 CA CM98KC6MIE A 672 32 21 CA DM13K6YK A 345 19 15 CA CM97WA6ZTY 6 13,230 147 90 CA CM98N6QQ 6 10,824 132 82 CA DM03N6GP 6 4,840 88 55 CA DM13K9YC 6 4,047 71 57 CA CM87NC6K 6 3,120 65 48 CA DM13K6RC 6 2,200 55 40 CA CM98N2JNR 6 1,160 40 29 CA DM04KD7WPJ 6 195 15 13 CA CM79WB6IZG 6 165 15 11 CA DM13N6RPM 6 144 12 12 CA DM04W6IA 6 120 12 10 CA CM97N6PM 6 90 10 9 CA DM13N6VH 6 25 5 5 CA DM12W6JBR 6 5 5 1 CA DM13K2GMY Q 2,170 55 35 CA CM88W6BJB H 350 25 14 CA DM13

N7GP A 44,616 312 132 AZ DM42NR7T A 44,496 305 144 UT DM38W7EW A 34,902 262 126 OR CN84N7IR A 28,405 232 115 AZ DM43N7CW A 23,316 174 134 AZ DM34W7FI A 22,320 213 93 WA CN87N1RWY A 16,821 177 89 AZ DM43KD7UO A 9,699 133 61 WA CN97W7BA A 6,102 97 54 WA CN87WC7S A 5,063 80 61 WY DN71KX7L A 4,444 92 44 WA CN87KE7SW A 4,332 94 38 WA CN87N7KSI A 3,680 70 40 WA CN86WZ8T A 3,333 80 33 WA CN85K7XC A 2,520 56 45 NV DM09WR7X A 2,460 57 41 OR DN14KC7V A 2,240 70 32 AZ DM43N7EPD A 2,028 60 26 WA CN87AA7V A 1,976 52 38 AZ DM43W6PJ A 1,968 48 41 AZ DM43N6LB A 1,863 54 27 WA CN98N7RK A 1,458 44 27 AZ DM33WA2BFW A 1,240 47 20 WA CN97W7YAQ A 999 37 27 OR CN94K7JAN A 968 43 22 ID DN13K7FOS A 517 34 11 OR CN85W7ON A 192 14 12 AZ DM43KG7P A 150 17 6 WA CN87N6HI A 70 10 7 AZ DM43KY7M 6 30,798 261 118 AZ DM33K7CW 6 28,250 250 113 WA CN87N7MZW 6 12,600 138 90 WY DN71K7BHM 6 10,496 164 64 AZ DM43W7ZR 6 8,357 137 61 AZ DM24ND9M/7 6 5,782 98 59 WY DN72K7HP 6 4,896 96 51 AZ DM33WO7R 6 4,536 84 54 AZ DM32KG7CW 6 3,330 74 45 ID DN14K6WSC 6 3,015 67 45 AZ DM41K7ULS 6 2,451 57 43 UT DN41NØVD 6 2,072 56 37 AZ DM33KG7V 6 1,989 51 39 WA CN77K7HKR 6 1,575 45 35 AZ DM34KM7N 6 1,564 46 34 AZ DM41KI7M 6 1,144 44 26 OR CN84K6UM 6 896 32 28 OR CN85W7DCM 6 720 30 24 AZ DM42K7JQ 6 703 37 19 AZ DM43K7WP 6 630 30 21 AZ DM43KD7DCR 6 575 25 23 MT DN35KF7U 6 532 28 19 AZ DM43KI7BP 6 342 19 18 ID DN13WB7FJG 6 180 18 10 WA CN87KF7PCL 6 36 6 6 WA CN76N7MEK 6 35 7 5 OR CN85

WE7X 6 33 11 3 WA CN97AI9Q 6 4 2 2 WA CN85KI7TRF Q 40 10 2 OR CN85N7VS Q 1 1 1 OR CN85K7IMA H 510 30 10 OR CN85AF7MD H 408 28 8 OR CN85K7ATN H 352 26 8 OR CN85K7PLC H 48 12 2 OR CN85W7OTV M 180 14 12 OR CN82

N8BJQ A 25,986 211 122 OH EN80W8KNO A 5,551 88 61 OH EN91N8VW A 4,452 84 53 OH EN80NA8V A 1,395 45 31 MI EN83WB8WKQ A 1,230 40 30 MI EN82KD8TNF A 910 35 26 OH EN91KB8U A 868 31 28 MI EN71WB8WUA A 126 12 9 OH EN91AA8TA A 48 8 6 OH EN80N8QE A 2 2 1 OH EN91N8UR 6 25,344 198 128 MI EN75W8JH 6 4,956 84 59 OH EN81KB8UUZ 6 3,672 72 51 OH EN91K8TS 6 2,408 56 43 MI EN72N8EA 6 2,000 50 40 MI EN82KD8CAO 6 1,755 45 39 MI EN62K3JT 6 1,530 45 34 WV EM99W8MET 6 1,160 40 29 OH EN91AA8MA 6 1,036 37 28 OH EN80NS8O 6 1,025 41 25 OH EM89W8RU 6 675 27 25 MI EN82AC8WC 6 360 20 18 MI EN73W8ASA 6 182 14 13 OH EM79K9NW 6 81 9 9 OH EM79KV4ZY 6 72 9 8 OH EN91NF8M 6 72 9 8 MI EN82N8XA/P Q 7,326 92 74 OH EM89AB8FJ Q 25 5 5 OH EM79

K2DRH A 140,513 548 227 IL EN41WØUC A 73,500 319 210 WI EN44ND9Z A 17,473 164 101 WI EN54W9EWZ A 15,295 148 95 WI EN52KOØZ A 7,384 101 71 IL EM59W9PA A 4,536 81 56 IN EN60AC9EZ A 1,564 46 34 IN EN71KC9ELU A 1,517 38 37 IN EM79N9LB A 1,419 40 33 WI EN52K9CT A 874 35 23 IL EN50KF9US A 858 33 26 WI EN55N9NDP A 744 27 24 WI EN62WB9HFK A 675 27 25 IL EN50WB9TFH A 425 23 17 WI EN53WA9JML A 357 19 17 IL EN51KD9FHN A 306 18 17 IL EM59WB9BWP A 1 1 1 WI EN52KO9A 6 52,020 306 170 IL EN52KD9GKL 6 31,144 229 136 IL EM59K9OM 6 27,903 213 131 WI EN65K9KON 6 8,667 107 81 IL EM59KG9JP 6 6,141 89 69 WI EN54KD9VV 6 4,104 72 57 IN EN71N9UUR 6 1,470 42 35 WI EN63W9IHW 6 1,080 36 30 WI EN63NA9RB 6 957 33 29 IL EN40W9JSP 6 780 30 26 WI EN52AE9LL 6 775 31 25 IN EM79KC9UNL 6 648 27 24 IL EN50WB8RFB 6 525 25 21 IL EN62AA5UK 6 280 20 14 IL EN61KC9TS 6 196 14 14 WI EN53N9LF 6 120 12 10 IN EN60W9NXM 6 36 6 6 IL EN52KT9L 6 35 7 5 IN EM69K9LA 6 4 2 2 IN EN71N9WEW 6 1 1 1 IL EN60WK9U H 3,224 62 52 WI EN65W9RVG M 22,040 177 116 IL EM57

NØURW A 88,074 431 189 IA EN41W9RM A 72,674 381 179 CO DM58WØETT A 48,528 325 144 CO DM79KØTPP A 14,453 126 97 MO EM48AEØEE A 10,585 143 73 MN EN34KFØM A 9,472 101 74 KS EM17KAØRYT A 9,288 103 72 MN EN35KØUK A 7,622 102 74 CO DM59WØRT A 4,816 70 56 KS EM27NØUK A 4,056 75 51 MN EN34KØVG A 2,646 62 42 MN EN35AAØKW A 1,802 53 34 IA EN42W7XU A 1,431 32 27 SD EN13NØEO A 660 30 22 MN EN36KEØOR A 644 27 23 MN EN34KØAWU A 288 17 16 MN EN37WAØLIF A 182 14 13 MN EN35K4IU A 143 13 11 MN EN34WAØCSL 6 60,445 385 157 ND EN17KØSIX 6 55,692 357 156 MN EN35WØMU 6 10,248 122 84 CO DM79WØJW 6 9,240 110 84 IA EN31KSØAA 6 6,077 103 59 KS EM28WØHBH 6 5,400 108 50 MO EM48NØIS 6 3,657 69 53 MO EM48NYØA 6 3,348 62 54 MN EN24WØSEI 6 3,250 65 50 MN EN35NØAB 6 2,142 51 42 KS EM28NOØT 6 1,824 48 38 CO DM79WTØDX 6 1,378 53 26 CO DM79W6OAL 6 1,178 38 31 CO DM79KØMHC 6 1,008 36 28 MN EN26KØAV 6 999 37 27 CO DM78

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KCØCCR 6 460 23 20 KS EM29KL7UW 6 440 22 20 CO DN70W6NF 6 240 16 15 MN EN18KØFX 6 180 15 12 CO DM79KBØHP 6 120 12 10 CO DM69WØUY 6 110 11 10 KS EM18KGØHY 6 81 9 9 NE EN20KØTC 6 18 6 3 MN EN35KØNR 2 192 12 8 CO DM79WBØIWG Q 1,140 38 30 ND EN06KIØG Q 99 11 9 CO DM69WØOHU Q 30 6 5 MN EN33NØJK H 20 5 4 KS EM28

RoverACØRA/R R 314,226 679 414 10W3DHJ/R R 28,014 186 138 4K5ND/R R 19,822 177 106 4KK6MC/R R 18,871 151 113 6K2EZ/R R 18,375 129 105 15K9ILT/R R 17,496 140 108 9K9JK/R R 16,700 140 100 4N2SLN/R R 12,556 108 86 6KBØZOM/R R 10,440 95 87 6KCØSKM/R R 4,717 75 53 4WD9HBF/R R 3,942 66 54 2KØBAK/R R 3,772 61 46 5K7BWH/R R 2,250 76 25 4AC7MD/R R 2,146 53 29 5W2BDN/R R 1,972 42 34 4ABØYM/R R 1,887 41 37 6KE7MSU/R R 1,575 46 25 4NN3Q/R R 943 40 23 2AF1R/R R 216 15 12 2W8EH/R R 169 13 13 4VE2GT/W1/R R 36 6 6 2

ALASKAKL7BSC H 44 12 2 AK BP51

CANADAVA6AN A 7,590 107 66 AB DO42VE3SMA A 7,521 102 69 ON FN03VE7DAY A 6,016 93 64 BC CO70VA3TIC A 4,292 69 58 ON FN14VA7FC A 3,200 67 40 BC CN79VE5DLC A 1,856 58 32 SK DO60VE3SST A 1,645 44 35 ON FN03VA2BN A 546 26 21 QC FN36VA3WU A 168 14 12 ON FN03VE3AYR A 126 12 9 ON FN03VA7ST A 1 1 1 BC DO00VE4VT 6 45,904 302 152 MB EN19VE5MX 6 43,566 318 137 SK DN89VE5UF 6 22,018 202 109 SK DO61VE3RX 6 11,868 138 86 ON EN96VO1KVT 6 1,218 58 21 NL GN29VE3SCN 6 594 27 22 ON FN14VE3PJ 6 414 23 18 ON FN14VE3HED 6 324 18 18 ON FN14VE2EBK 6 306 18 17 QC FN46VE3KZ 6 154 14 11 ON FN03VE3UTT 6 99 11 9 ON FN04VE3VHB 6 72 9 8 ON FN24VE9RLW 6 42 7 6 NB FN57VE3TM 6 36 6 6 ON FN25VA3ZNW 6 16 4 4 ON FN03VE2KZW 6 1 1 1 QC FN25VE2NCG Q 140 14 10 QC FN35VE3EG Q 96 10 8 ON FN03VE5DLD Q 9 3 3 SK DO70

MEXICOXE2JS A 35,100 260 135 DL68XE2JA A 2,795 65 43 DL68XE2X 6 95,634 506 189 EL06XE2YWH 6 6,231 93 67 DL92XE2S 6 6,138 99 62 DL49XE3N 6 5,890 95 62 EL60XE1TD 6 2,420 55 44 DL80XE1H 6 2,365 55 43 DL80XE2T 6 1,764 49 36 DM41XE1AY 6 780 39 20 DK79XE2HWB 6 575 25 23 DL44XE2PEA 6 195 15 13 EL95XE1GZU 6 81 9 9 DL80XE2N M 224 16 14 EL95

AFRICACANARY IS.

EA8DBM A 147,686 538 274 IL18EA8CTK 6 837 31 27 IL28EA8AQV 6 483 23 21 IL28EA8CNR 6 460 23 20 IL28EA8BPX 6 195 15 13 IL18

MOROCCOCN8KD 6 20,265 193 105 IM63

SOUTH AFRICAZS4TX 2 1,922 31 31 KG30

ASIACHINA

BD7BW A 56 8 7 OL65BH6JFR A 30 6 5 OM64BG2KAJ 6 253 23 11 PN23

HONG KONGVR2ZQZ 6 2,380 70 34 OL72

JAPANJQ1NQT A 2,970 102 22 PM95JJ1DQR A 140 14 10 PM95JI1FLB 6 240 20 12 PM957L4IOU 6 140 14 10 PM95JA6WFM 6 128 16 8 PM52JP1LRT 6 80 10 8 PM95JF1MIA 6 45 9 5 PM95JR8QFG 6 10 5 2 QN03JA5FBZ 6 4 2 2 PM63JA8KGG 6 4 2 2 QN03JE2BOM 6 4 2 2 PM84JA9CWJ 6 4 2 2 PM86JK8PBO 6 2 2 1 QN03JF7VVL 6 2 2 1 QM08JH1NXU 6 1 1 1 PM95JH3DMQ 2 24 4 3 PM74JR2WLQ 2 18 9 1 PM84JR1UJX Q 1,068 73 12 PM95JA6GCE Q 120 12 10 PM52JA2YAF/2 M 2 1 1 PM84

THAILANDHS3LSE A 2,628 66 36 OK14E24QND A 648 54 6 OK16HS5SRH 6 11,424 136 84 NK98HS3ANP 6 3,080 77 40 OK14HS2UPR 6 1,000 40 25 OK02HS2NSN 6 442 34 13 OK03HSØACS 6 425 25 17 OK03E2X 6 399 21 19 OK06

Op: E2ØMDN @E28ACHS1JZT 6 99 11 9 OK04HSØZCW 6 84 12 7 OK03HS3NBR 6 6 3 2 OJ06E24UAY 6 4 2 2 OK03E2ØSJC 6 4 2 2 OK04E23SGP 2 4,092 186 11 OK04HS3SMO 2 3,380 130 13 OK25E24SBC 2 360 60 3 OK03HS3TLZ 2 246 19 6 OK06E24OYI 2 240 40 3 OK03HS8JWH 2 168 28 3 NJ98E25BYB 2 162 27 3 OK14E24TVS 2 104 13 4 OK17E24KHS 2 96 16 3 OK14HS3JVT 2 90 15 3 OK14HS4LKW 2 72 18 2 OK16E22EXA 2 10 5 1 OK04E25CHP 2 6 3 1 OK03E23EHN 2 6 3 1 OK14HS5YLK Q 15,168 192 79 NK99E24TAQ Q 160 20 4 NK98HS6MYW R 1,515 58 15 OK03E2E M 28,084 322 59 OK03E27AAA M 7,936 248 16 OK04HSØEDP M 3,960 165 12 OK04E27AU M 2,940 83 28 OK03HS9JGQ M 2,616 109 12 OK04E29AJ M 2,030 70 29 OJ07E24SMC M 1,050 105 5 OK04HS1AXC M 492 43 6 OK03HS3AN M 380 38 5 OK14E29AX M 60 15 2 OJ06

TURKEYTA2OLS A 12 3 2 KN41TA7MHZ 6 2,430 54 45 KN90TA9J 6 550 25 22 LN10TA8AT/3 6 306 18 17 KM39TAØLKJ 6 49 7 7 KM39TA2NC 2 112 8 7 KM69TC7C M 3,312 63 48 KN80

WEST MALAYSIA9M4DXX 6 4,255 115 37 OJ059M2TO 6 1,728 64 27 OJ059M4CRX 6 50 10 5 OJ059W2XIO 6 1 1 1 OJ05

EUROPEBALEARIC ISLANDS

EA6VQ 6 33,984 236 144 JM19

BELARUSEU4AX 2 840 21 20 KO13EU2AA 2 360 15 12 KO34EW6DX 2 330 15 11 KO45EW6FS 2 220 11 10 KO35EU1AI 2 98 7 7 KO33

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINAE7TT 6 25,935 195 133 JN92

Op: E73S

BULGARIALZ1AG A 4,698 72 58 KN22LZ2JU A 2,166 48 38 KN34LZ1VQ A 1,188 34 33 KN21LZ2ZY A 528 22 12 KN13LZ9V 6 3,922 74 53 KN32LZ1KZ 6 25 5 5 KN22

CROATIA9A2EU A 1,680 48 35 JN759A1EA A 112 9 8 JN759A3DOS A 72 7 6 JN759A3EJZ A 50 6 5 JN759A3JE 6 154 14 11 JN759A2KO 2 224 14 8 JN759A2VX Q 325 20 13 JN75

9A3TU Q 60 7 6 JN959A1CBM M 380 20 19 JN83

CZECH REPUBLICOK1DC A 800 29 25 JN69OK2TS 6 64 8 8 JN89OL1B M 644 28 23 JO80

ENGLANDMØIHT A 25 5 5 IO80G4AYU 6 36 6 6 IO83MØDHP 6 36 6 6 IO91MØHMJ Q 5,022 81 62 IO80

EUROPEAN RUSSIARA7C 2 1,406 37 19 KN94RD3FD 2 1,012 23 22 KO95R6CS 2 416 16 13 KN95UA1ZFG 2 162 9 9 KO46RN6BP 2 126 9 7 KN94UA6AH 2 70 7 5 KN94UA6BI 2 18 3 3 KN84R7CS 2 2 1 1 KN95RA6XB Q 8 2 2 LN23

FINLANDOH2ID 6 270 18 15 KP20

FRANCEF5KEQ A 2,640 49 40 IN97

Op: F5MYKF4GFT A 1 1 1 JN18F6CZV/P 6 20 5 4 IN77

GERMANYDK2OY 6 380 20 19 JO44DL/KY1A 6 9 3 3 JO40

Op: E21EICDL/E21EIC 6 4 2 2 JO40

GREECESV1NZX 6 12,369 133 93 KM17SV2/RW3AL 6 3,795 69 55 KN10SV1RVI 6 210 15 14 KM18SV1RVJ 6 36 6 6 KM18SV3RPQ 6 25 5 5 KM18J48KEF M 11,266 123 86 KM08

HUNGARYHA5BA Q 42 7 6 JN96HA2VR H 3,268 61 38 JN87HG6Z M 5,124 61 42 JN97

ITALYIW2NOD A 28,248 189 107 JN45IK7LMX A 12,236 125 92 JN80IK4ZHH A 6,771 86 61 JN64IK8YSW 6 11,193 123 91 JN70IZ8FFA 6 5,246 86 61 JM78IZ5HQB 6 918 34 27 JN53I4JEE 6 810 30 27 JN54IZ8WGU 2 736 23 16 JM88IZ2JNN/IN3 H 1,105 43 13 JN55

KALINGRADUA2FL Q 160 10 8 KO04

LATVIAYL3CW A 210 15 14 KO36YL2JZ 6 240 16 15 KO26YL2LW 6 63 8 7 KO26

LITHUANIALY2SA A 11,036 114 89 KO14LY2J A 299 15 13 KO14LY1R 6 4,740 79 60 KO14LY5W 6 156 13 12 KO15LY2HS 2 240 12 10 KO25

MONTENEGRO4O6BLM M 21,060 164 108 JN92

MOLDOVAER2RM 6 36 6 6 KN46

POLANDSN6A A 90 10 9 JO71

Op: SP6CESSP9EMI 6 169 13 13 JO90SP9BNM 6 156 13 12 JO90SP9HAX 6 25 5 5 JO90SP2CNW Q 550 25 22 JO93

PORTUGALCT7AIX A 999 37 27 IM59CT1DIZ 6 7,020 117 60 IM58CT7AON 6 16 4 4 IM58

ROMANIAYO5DAS 6 238 17 14 KN17YO7AWZ 6 144 12 12 KN14YO2BLX 6 96 12 8 KN06YO6MT 6 88 11 8 KN26YO3GNF 6 49 7 7 KN34YO8SAO/P 2 352 16 11 KN26YO7LYM 2 182 13 7 KN14YO8SSB Q 169 13 13 KN27

SARDINIAISØBSR 6 63,936 333 192 JM48

SICILYIT9XTP 6 47,736 306 156 JM68IT9CHU 6 6,500 100 65 JM76IT9NAN 6 2,397 51 47 JM77IO9Z M 42,328 251 148 JM67

SLOVAK REPUBLICOM3IAG Q 187 14 11 JN99OM7ANT H 140 16 5 JN99

SLOVENIAS56LXB 6 323 19 17 JN65S56P 2 12,644 109 58 JN76

SPAINEA1HRR A 1,395 41 31 IN83EA1AAE A 425 21 17 IN81EA1BFZ A 30 5 5 IN81EA4AA 6 1,976 52 38 IN80EC5AC 6 1,530 45 34 IM98EA5YI 6 644 28 23 IM99EA1DHB 6 49 7 7 IN82EA1BYA Q 456 24 19 IN70EA3GYE/P Q 1 1 1 JN12EA4DE M 3,996 65 37 IN93

SWEDENSA6MIW 6 182 14 13 JO57

UKRAINEUY1HY A 5,890 87 62 KO60UT1KY A 1,247 43 29 KO20UW8SM A 825 33 25 KN28UXØQQ A 672 24 14 KN87UT1ZZ A 620 22 20 KN56UX2QL A 63 9 7 KN87UT2XQ 6 9,048 104 87 KO40UT4XU 6 6,460 95 68 KO40US8ZAL 6 5,829 87 67 KN66UT5UN 6 3,350 67 50 KO50UY9VY 6 2,268 54 42 KN68UX2HH 6 2,226 53 42 KN79UY5QZ 6 1,462 43 34 KN77UT2QQ 6 704 32 22 KN77UY5YA 6 638 29 22 KN77UT9UZ 6 380 20 19 KO50UT1QQ 6 340 20 17 KN77UT7UA 6 320 20 16 KO20UR6QS 6 132 12 11 KN77UWØK 6 90 10 9 KO30

Op: USØKWUS8UA 6 42 7 6 KN59UT1XX 6 1 1 1 KO40US8AR 2 1,536 32 24 KO60US4IEK 2 850 25 17 KN87UT9IR 2 450 18 15 KN87UT8LN 2 308 15 11 KN89UV8IF 2 240 12 10 KN88UR3VKC 2 60 6 5 KN68UR7QDO 2 60 6 5 KN77UZ5ZV 2 18 3 3 KN56UR7QDU 2 4 2 1 KN77UT1IC H 1,404 40 26 KN87UT4RZ H 81 9 9 KO51

Op: UT4NZUY5ON Q 2,432 48 38 KN89UT8AL Q 2,214 41 27 KO61UT5ECZ Q 2,067 53 39 KN68UT8LE Q 1,891 39 31 KN79UR5ZHF/P Q 374 17 11 KN55UTØNB Q 208 16 13 KN48UR8QE Q 96 8 6 KN77

SOUTH AMERICAARGENTINA

LU1BJW 2 4 2 1 GF05

BRAZILPU2UAF A 385 30 7 GG66PY2EM A 252 23 6 GG56PY2JCM A 203 16 7 GG55PU2UAH A 96 18 3 GG66PY2AE A 81 15 3 GG67PU2TRX A 74 21 2 GG66PY2GZ A 54 15 2 GG66PY2EDY A 38 11 2 GG66PY2CDR 2 372 31 6 GG66PU2OKE 2 300 25 6 GG66PU2YBW 2 224 28 4 GG66PY2FSR 2 96 12 4 GG55PY2VH 2 80 10 4 GG67PU2KOB 2 64 8 4 GG56PY2MIA 2 24 6 2 GG66PY2KS 2 20 10 1 GG66PU2OXB 2 12 3 2 GG56PU2PSP Q 350 30 7 GG66PY2LCD Q 230 27 5 GG66PU2VJI Q 172 23 4 GG66PY2GTA Q 144 14 6 GG66PV2B M 1,296 62 12 GG66

CHECK LOGSThese logs were used for cross-checking. Checklogs arealways appreciated. AK2L, HA1ZH, HA7LW, KØZX, K1IM,KD9EFO, OK4FF, RA6DE, SP3UR, UR5WCE, VE3ZY, VE7AFZ,YO9HP.