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Saturday 22 March 2014

DX spot when QRP love them or hate them?

DX spots when QRP love them or hate them...??

I have had a look at some of my trip spots recent and up to a few years ago AND the crazy qsl cards I have been sent (probably as a result)... I have included analysis in between the posts.

Last morning:
ZL4PW          21265.0 C5/M1KTA     now QRT                            0803 10 Mar   The Gambia
DO8WA          21265.0 C5/M1KTA     down4                              0758 10 Mar   The Gambia
R3KQ-@         21265.0 C5/M1KTA     tnx QSO! simplex                   0750 10 Mar   The Gambia
EI3GYB         21265.0 C5/M1KTA     Not busy....                       0746 10 Mar   The Gambia
 
Bit wierd some throught was still on AF-060 I wasn't.

HA6VH          21275.0 C5/M1KTA/P                                      1852 09 Mar   The Gambia
EA4FGB         21275.0 C5/M1KTA     up 5 tnx                           1852 09 Mar   The Gambia
W4DKS-@        21275.0 C5/M1KTA/P   Not on IOTA, on mainland           1845 09 Mar   The Gambia
PB5X           21275.0 C5/M1KTA/P   QSX 6 UP CQ CQ                     1843 09 Mar   The Gambia
RA4UVK         21275.0 C5/M1KTA/P   up                                 1838 09 Mar   The Gambia
LY2KZ          21275.0 C5/M1KTA     easy. tnx qso                      1835 09 Mar   The Gambia
CN8KD          21275.0 C5/M1KTA     Tnx 59 ..UP                        1828 09 Mar   The Gambia
WB3K           21275.0 C5/M1KTA     very nice sis tnx                  1821 09 Mar   The Gambia
KB0EO          21275.0 C5/M1KTA     CQ - QRP on the beach              1805 09 Mar   The Gambia
 
 
W3LPL          18095.0 C5/M1KTA     Heard in PA                        1145 09 Mar   The Gambia
AA4SC          18095.0 C5/M1KTA     up 1                               1132 09 Mar   The Gambia
W4QN           18095.0 C5/M1KTA     up 2                               1121 09 Mar   The Gambia
I8YAV          18095.0 C5/M1KTA                                        1110 09 Mar   The Gambia
VK3GK-@        18095.0 C5/M1KTA     cq LP VK                           1100 09 Mar   The Gambia
OK1DX          18095.0 C5/M1KTA     UP 2 no takers                     1100 09 Mar   The Gambia
W3LPL          18095.0 C5/M1KTA     Heard in MD                        1043 09 Mar   The Gambia
VK3HJ          14033.0 C5/M1KTA     CQ, up 1. On LP hr.                1005 09 Mar   The Gambia
F5RQQ          14033.0 C5/M1KTA                                        0953 09 Mar   The Gambia
W3LPL          14033.1 C5/M1KTA     Heard in MA                        0942 09 Mar   The Gambia
W3LPL          14033.1 C5/M1KTA     Heard in PA                        0636 09 Mar   The Gambia
W3LPL          14022.9 C5/M1KTA     Heard in PA                        0553 09 Mar   The Gambia 
 
Was getting seriously annoyed with BERU as ops would not slow down, 
and that ALSO means the serial number... too many using PC at a 
guess sent 5nn   tu and moved on ... great put a line through 
that qso.
 

W3LPL          21035.3 C5/M1KTA     Heard in BC                        1719 08 Mar   The Gambia
W3LPL          21033.3 C5/M1KTA     Heard in BC                        1622 08 Mar   The Gambia
G4UCJ          21033.4 C5/M1KTA     beru                               1621 08 Mar   The Gambia
G0ORH          21033.1 C5/M1KTA     beru qrs pse!                      1551 08 Mar   The Gambia
W3LPL          21033.4 C5/M1KTA     Heard in PA                        1522 08 Mar   The Gambia
OE6IMD         21033.0 C5/M1KTA     BERU                               1250 08 Mar   The Gambia
W3LPL          21033.1 C5/M1KTA     Heard in PA and VA                 1220 08 Mar   The Gambia 
 
Boat trip to AF-060, finally, 90 mins of pile up. 
EA5HRV         21260.0 C5/M1KTA     5-8, gracias  AF-060,  2up         0958 08 Mar   The Gambia
CT1ISH         21262.0 C5/M1KTA     tnx 59                             0956 08 Mar   The Gambia
F4FGC          21260.0 C5/M1KTA     Tnx Dominic for 59 up2   73 tu     0952 08 Mar   The Gambia
CU3BL          21260.0 C5/M1KTA     QSX 21262 IOTA= AF060, Bijol I     0945 08 Mar   The Gambia
IK2ZJN         21260.0 C5/M1KTA     IOTA AF-060                        0936 08 Mar   The Gambia
F4GAJ          21260.0 C5/M1KTA/QRP Tnx Qso                            0926 08 Mar   The Gambia
EI6GHB         21260.0 C5/M1KTA/QRP simplex, tnx                       0908 08 Mar   The Gambia
 
Tried 12m SSB from the beach, plenty of activity. 
G0TSM          24967.0 C5/M1KTA     now hr QRP 5w                      1212 06 Mar   The Gambia
SP2LIG-@       24966.0 C5/M1KTA     5/6  in  Gdynia                    1210 06 Mar   The Gambia
RV3ZR-@        24966.0 C5/M1KTA     tnx QSO                            1202 06 Mar   The Gambia
GA4JPZ-@       24966.0 C5/M1KTA     cq qrp (10w)                       1156 06 Mar   The Gambia
 
KU1T           21059.0 C5/M1KTA     CW up 2                            1914 05 Mar   The Gambia
OK2LI          21059.1 C5/M1KTA     S9 up 2 tnx 73?                    1908 05 Mar   The Gambia
W3LPL          21059.1 C5/M1KTA     Heard in MA                        1855 05 Mar   The Gambia
 
UT6UA          18095.0 C5/M1KTA     up2 tnx for QSO                    1852 03 Mar   The Gambia
F4FGC          18095.0 C5/M1KTA     Tnx Dominic for 599 up2 73 tu      1843 03 Mar   The Gambia
W3LPL          18095.0 C5/M1KTA     Heard in PA                        1835 03 Mar   The Gambia
LZ1PM          18096.0 C5/M1KTA     qrp                                1822 03 Mar   The Gambia
 
 
AC4BT          18074.5 C5/M1KTA     Dom QRP 1 up tnx qso               1951 01 Mar   The Gambia
F6DYY          18074.5 C5/M1KTA     alone                              1941 01 Mar   The Gambia
PA5TT          18072.9 C5/M1KTA     QSX 18073.96                       0852 01 Mar   The Gambia
OE3EVA-@       18073.0 C5/M1KTA     up 1                               0825 01 Mar   The Gambia
 
SZ1A           14043.6 C5/M1KTA     UP 2                               1911 28 Feb   The Gambia
LY7Z           14043.6 C5/M1KTA     totaly deaf                        1849 28 Feb   The Gambia 
No I wasn't you never slowed down.
 
cw in the evening 1st day 
IK0OZD         14043.5 C5/M1KTA     up1                                1846 28 Feb   The Gambia
IZ8FDH         21040.0 C5/M1KTA     simplex                            1833 28 Feb   The Gambia
DF1PU          21402.0 C5/M1KTA     599 up 1                           1823 28 Feb   The Gambia
IK0OZD         21040.0 C5/M1KTA     qrp lsn up 1                       1816 28 Feb   The Gambia
W3LPL          21040.1 C5/M1KTA     Heard in PA                        1812 28 Feb   The Gambia
N4KW           10117.1 C5/M1KTA     QSX 21041.2                        1809 28 Feb   The Gambia
WB2ZAB         21040.0 C5/M1KTA     QSX 21041.0                        1807 28 Feb   The Gambia
IK0OZD         21060.0 C5/M1KTA     up1                                1747 28 Feb   The Gambia
W3LPL          21060.1 C5/M1KTA     Heard in MA and PA                 1741 28 Feb   The Gambia 
 
First morning from the beach on 21.290 started simplex then 
moved to split 
S55DX-@        21290.1 C5/M1KTA/P   lsn UP 3                           0917 28 Feb   The Gambia
IZ4RCQ-@       21290.0 C5/M1KTA     up 3                               0914 28 Feb   The Gambia
F4CUO          21290.0 C5/M1KTA                                        0858 28 Feb   The Gambia
M0BSV          21290.0 C5/M1KTA/P   dom qrp                            0851 28 Feb   The Gambia
SQ8NQW-@       21290.0 C5/M1KTA     tnx                                0848 28 Feb   The Gambia
EA4VV          21290.0 C5/M1KTA     59 * Many thanks Dominic           0839 28 Feb   The Gambia
OE6MBG         21290.0 C5/M1KTA                                        0833 28 Feb   The Gambia

Friday 21 March 2014

C5 Audio (from UK)

One of the CDXC members (G0TSM) recorded a couple of  short sessions back in uk so I could hear what I sounded like.... completely unedited. You will find the files here (one CW 15m other SSB 12m)

http://m1kta.ham-radio-op.net/m1kta/c5_m1kta/

They have piped BOTH the TX and RX into the recordings.

SSB
You can hear me working some stations:
KG2S (0:51)
G3SVD
GB3RS (5:18)
LY80 (abt 5:30)
W3GH (6:30)
W1OW(6:38)


On the beach I could not do my usual of having the laptop or I would have recorded the pile ups at my end as well. I had loads of stations calling me all the time. Operated SSB simplex.

CW is pretty clear too.

The ADI log files I'll be putting up to LoTW is there as well... does not contain the AF060 SSB qso's though.

Thursday 20 March 2014

C5 logs

Almost ready to upload C5 logs to LoTW... about 450 qso in the log. Just got to find time to double check them all before sending.... 90% were paper logged and then entered into DXlab/DXkeeper for qsl labels.... I'll hold off sending qsl cards to allow for directs for about 4 weeks then will send the lot out via buro.

Might be a waste (hope not) but I'll qsl all contacts.... except the BERU contest ones and wait to see if get requests.

The C5 AF-060 contacts have been checked already and are completed and for these I have printed off labels (14 direct requests processed already!) IOTA qso were only for period on 8th March 09:00 to 10:15. All others mainland contacts.

Had another $20 direct request for a C5 card with nothing in the log (same thing 2012) they must really want C5 qrp :-) I've send it back to them...

Tiny totals compared to some.... but some want to know details:

49 DXCC worked mixed modes, 102 DXCC slots.
22 on SSB
36 on CW

148 WPX prefixes


Wednesday 19 March 2014

Enough about DX operating.... what have I built recently.

In the run up to the C5 trip I was putting together a GPS QRSS beacon that will support multimodes including WSPR. It comes from Hans Summers G0UPL

He calls it the Ultimate Beacon V3.

http://www.hanssummers.com/ultimate3.html

I have the switched LPF as well.

In addition I had a RTL based USB SDR project and the adapter/converter for it arrived.






It takes a 100MHz oscillator in the 8 pin DIL socket. This way you can use one of the  USB DAB radios to RX HF.



I built this little USB winkey lite, it will go into the box it is sitting on.



This will allow me to operate CW and RTTY with the KX3 and a PC. I have a USB WinKey now but this is so much smaller.


I finally finished taking all the transistors out of the TR switch by Jim Kortege that I picked up at a rally recently. I think was an SK sale. Some components were in backwards and as wrong would not work. The uPC was totally duff and going to get a new one from US. D3 was backwards so reversed it. So was C18. The transformers T1 and T2 I could not trust so removed them as well.

R46 is an interesting chain of 1M resistors not one 10M.

This is the board with the holes all cleaned up.









C5 QSL Card



I decided to print my own this time using a 10x15 photo printer I will be using DX Lab's DX Keeper to print labels.

QSO count was more than I expected..... so will print directs first.

I'll also have a card for the AF-060 activation




Activity from C5 was ALWAYS QRP (5W CW or 10W SSB) and always from the beach.

Antennas used on the C5 trip at various times

40m GP
10/12/15/17/20m vertical dipole
30m GP
80m top wire on 40m GP
Buddipole

All logs will be uploaded to LoTW shortly.

Friday 14 March 2014

C5 direct qsl have started arriving...

First C5 direct one was on the mat when got home on Monday, two more yesterday and three more this morning. Got some previous C5 cards from 2012 so sent those out.... got a number of requests for 6W cards from 2012 operation which I sent out on mass 13/4/2013 so not sure why requests still coming through, ho hum...

Monday 10 March 2014

C5/M1KTA now QRT

Thanks for all the qso and the pile ups has been a lot of fun.

I'll write the trip up and put it in a post on blog. LoTW all qso within day or so back in UK.

Last night saw lots of qrp NA stations in the log, this morning up at 07:00 for last hour operating before pack and return. Was interesting, 17 DXCC in minutes one big one for me was ZL4PW SSB QRP so I was only 10W from the beach with KX3, battery and my buddipole. Pure magic to sit there watching the Pelicans on the beach as the sun was coming up.... and to have qso. I had to run the last session DOWN 4 (already asked why) after was spotted, was running simplex up to then as there were stations running splits either side and up was hopeless for me... 15m was busy this morning.

Friday 7 March 2014

AF-060 Will be active 8th March 2014

Never managed to get out to AF-060 in 2012 but arranged it this time through the Tanji Bird Sanctuary .... should be QRV between 8:00 and 12:00 for about 90 minutes or so, boat and tide dependent.

Likely to be 15m, 17m or 20m SSB ONLY. Honestly depends what is open for me.

I will be qrp, KX3, vertical dipole on a fishing pole or using a buddipole. No DX cluster/twitter or anything else when qrv so listen for instructions on air.

Likely to be operating SSB UP 3 so please check that the DX spot is not where YOU TX if I am on it.

I will be rushing direct from this to the C5 location back on the beach for BERU.

Tuesday 4 March 2014

GQRP club triple last night on 17m

G4BUE, G3ROO and then G3XTT all within minutes on 17m (18.095 UP2) and then dratted "low battery" warning and went qrt.


Monday 3 March 2014

C5/M1KTA Operating hints

As I have told everyone that has emailed.... skeds are NOT working. No beam at this end either so no cannot turn to xyz dxcc, yes know you probably did not but so many have.

I have wire dipoles, kx3 and qrp only on batteries from the beach. So QRV time is about 90 mins from the first key down or mic ptt no margin after that. The absolute best option for CW is qrs qrs qrs and if you sill think you might be too fast qrs again FULL CALL only please I am ignoring partials as qso takes too long and I can hear frustraited ops..

I'm a 15-20wpm cw op usually and in a pile up I get 10's of calls in a 1KHz space even when split so it is a total nightmare trying to pick out calls sometimes... why do ops insist on sending at 35wpm as I'll never get them!

If I get whole call I will respond by sending it back TWICE with a 5NN, LISTEN I am only interested in the station i have called  if only got some of the call will send just the letters... if I get your callwrong please just respond and I will send 5NN SRI ABT CALL TU, if I get YOUR 5NN I will say TU and pile up often starts calling again... I will nearly always be split UP 1-2KHz and I will send cq de c5/m1kta up at least once every two qso so sending after a TU is not always a good idea LISTEN. I am qrp so I REALLY cannot control the TX freq if it gets swamped by anyone and I will qsy.

At this time I have been operating between 7am and 9am and 4pm and 8pm depending on XYL and dinner (this is a holiday for her too!) we usually manage to go for food about 20:00 UTC/GMT so should be qrv... 17m seems to be open to NA at both ends of the day EU too. 10m short operating session yesterday, after ages sending cq was about to quit when heard G3IGZ, my first qso on 10m from C5 this trip :-)

I would check reserve beacon network...

http://www.reversebeacon.net/dxsd1/dxsd1.php?f=0&t=dx&c=*M1KTA*

If you see me the frequency is pretty accurate please listen before sending, not making that many calls that I am calling by area etc just whomever is there, I will listen for any FULL calls ONLY if you can QRS please I seriously cannot decode 10 at 25wpm in my head it just sounds like noise.

Note NO internet when qrv this I am sending from internet cafe.... once a day at best.

C5/M1KTA update

On the beach SSB seemed to go dead for some reason I discovered it was the wire that broke! (Got photo will include). I have the dipole I had up using Anderson power poles to select the bands and one of the wires had come out.... so the dipole became a 1/4 wave with a 4 foot GP... no wonder signals dropped off.

Anyway got the soldering iron out and fixed it and the winds have dropped too now.

I have a second set of dipoles that are whole wires for each band as well.

Feels like taking life in ones hands recharging batteries with hotel mains (brought socket tester and they have a live fault and the earth is 'live') but managing to do it, I got an isolation transformer (1:1 saw builders one in a maintenance room and asked if could borrow it... sure not going to use it until end June was reply...) ... I don't like staying in big hotels usually and this is the Sheraton... still Africa's idea of 5 star hotel is if you turn tap and water comes out, door locks, loo flushes and lights work it's 5 star hotel... A/C seems to be none existent cooler to leave window open sometimes, not too many mosquito's this time of year! Feels more like a UK 3* to me.

Tomorrow on way to collect the actual licence paperwork from Solicitors (working on emailed copies so far... not a problem) might stop off at the South end of Kariba Avenue, Westfield Junction where I bought a 12V     Motorbike battery last time out here and a charger and use that instead for operating. KX3 only so should last for ages.

A couple other operators are supposed to be qrv this week from C5 as they asked me for Rodine's contact info but not run into anyone on air yet.

Activated 10m,12m,15m,17m,20m SSB and CW so far. Need to put the 40/80GP/s up and test before w/e of BERU. Now wind has dropped feeling more confident about night time operating and got a site close to hotel too. 7pm security comes off the beach so not safe to remain on it after that.

Sunday 2 March 2014

Working DX from DX is proving interesting...

Working another DX from a DX mid pile up especially when I am really bad at CW pile ups (still!) has been fun so far, apologies for those that might be disappointed not to get into the log but cannot work everyone that calls, and this is a holiday operation with my wife so operating time is limited. If I am operating QRS - SLOW DOWN please for heavens sake as it will only frustrate you and everyone else as I will only grab one or two letters at most and if I can figure out another caller I will call them instead. I have 10's of callers at a time even running split and I cannot work out call signs.

Anyway HK1MW is in the log now worked (HK0NA) Bolmar on 17m last night. Worked him on 30m back in 2012 so was nice to work the same DXCC on a new band from C5...

Got to say there was a damned contest on Saturday morning, conditions were perfect but everyone on the bands running SSB was deaf or not interested in a DX qso ho hum... I think tail end of Aurora has gone through as band were dead after that (not the mid day lull) then about 6pm (local) opened up again ... short CW operating on 21m and 17m before dinner.

Got a couple of ops that have worked me on all bands and modes I have been active so far... not what everyone thinks might be fair but I have to acknowledge that these guys have learnt to work with me and I am honestly just working stations as I can hear them. When struggling with the CW wall of noise it is a great relief to hear them sending a little more slowly as I can pick them out. Might be in contrast to what some suggest a DX operator should do but this works for me. I have also focused sometimes on QRS callers only and emails have shown that they have struggled with contacts with other C5 stations as they never slowed down... lesson in there maybe for some? I know I'll get beaten up by some for NOT sticking with 20wpm+ but that is my choice.

Should manage some morning and evening grey line (JA last night) over this week.

I note (as emailed) some spots seem to say M1KTA not C5/M1KTA, that'll be as the DXcluster does not know how to handle a C5/ call ... software developers be aware!

72
Dom
C5/M1KTA

Saturday 1 March 2014

C5/M1KTA where am I operating (frequency)?



Honestly... where ever band looks open.

Please do not ask please turn beam to... I am QRP and using vertical wire dipoles.

Reverse Beacon Network (RBN) seems to be picking me up as expected within 5 secs of the first CQ... I am not a great CW op and pile ups are horrendous for me... please qrs qrs qrs and if I say up I mean it...

Some spots from last two days...


rows to show:
showing spots for DX call: *M1KTA* 
search spot by callsign
dedxfreqcq/dxsnrspeedtime
F6IIT C5/M1KTA18073.2CW CQ [LoTW]14 dB21 wpm0837z 01 Mar
SM6FMB M1KTA18073.2CW CQ [LoTW]8 dB21 wpm0837z 01 Mar
HB9SOF C5/M1KTA18073.4CW CQ [LoTW]5 dB21 wpm0827z 01 Mar
HB9DCO C5/M1KTA18073.0CW CQ [LoTW]6 dB20 wpm0827z 01 Mar
SM6FMB M1KTA18073.2CW CQ [LoTW]7 dB20 wpm0826z 01 Mar
OH6BG C5/M1KTA18073.1CW CQ [LoTW]10 dB21 wpm0826z 01 Mar
HB9DCO M1KTA18073.0CW CQ [LoTW]6 dB21 wpm0825z 01 Mar
F6IIT C5/M1KTA18073.2CW CQ [LoTW]12 dB20 wpm0825z 01 Mar
DF7GB C5/M1KTA18073.1CW CQ [LoTW]9 dB21 wpm0823z 01 Mar
DL9GTB M1KTA18073.0CW CQ [LoTW]7 dB21 wpm0814z 01 Mar
OH6BG M1KTA18073.1CW CQ [LoTW]10 dB21 wpm0813z 01 Mar
OH6BG C5/M1KTA14043.5CW CQ [LoTW]19 dB21 wpm1911z 28 Feb
F6IIT M1KTA14043.6CW CQ [LoTW]17 dB21 wpm1849z 28 Feb
F6IIT C5/M1KTA21040.2CW CQ [LoTW]16 dB20 wpm1835z 28 Feb
WZ7I C5/M1KTA21040.1CW CQ [LoTW]30 dB21 wpm1835z 28 Feb
F6IIT M1KTA21040.2CW CQ [LoTW]18 dB21 wpm1832z 28 Feb
F6IIT C5/M1KTA21040.2CW CQ [LoTW]10 dB21 wpm1816z 28 Feb
WZ7I C5/M1KTA21040.1CW CQ [LoTW]21 dB20 wpm1813z 28 Feb
HB9DCO C5/M1KTA21040.0CW CQ [LoTW]3 dB21 wpm1806z 28 Feb
EA4TX C5/M1KTA21060.4CW CQ [LoTW]4 dB21 wpm1759z 28 Feb
WZ7I C5/M1KTA21060.1CW CQ [LoTW]24 dB21 wpm1752z 28 Feb
SK3W C5/M1KTA21060.0CW CQ [LoTW]10 dB21 wpm1749z 28 Feb
K1TTT C5/M1KTA21060.1CW CQ [LoTW]3 dB21 wpm1742z 28 Feb
WZ7I C5/M1KTA21060.1CW CQ [LoTW]6 dB21 wpm1738z 28 Feb
 
Some of the log... I ran paper logging too on the beach so if not there if think you should be please do not panic...  First LoTW uploads should be done next day or so.

     1 2014-02-28 08:30:39 15         21290.0 SSB  IZ8SKE         59  59
     2 2014-02-28 08:30:57 15         21290.0 SSB  OE6MBG         59  59
     3 2014-02-28 08:31:03 15         21290.0 SSB  EA4VV          59  59
     4 2014-02-28 08:31:14 15         21290.0 SSB  G3VKW          59  44
     5 2014-02-28 08:31:35 15         21290.0 SSB  SP9NRO         59  59
     6 2014-02-28 08:31:47 15         21290.0 SSB  OE8HIK         59  59
     7 2014-02-28 08:32:02 15         21290.0 SSB  S51VA          59  53
     8 2014-02-28 08:32:12 15         21290.0 SSB  IK0OZD         59  59
     9 2014-02-28 08:32:21 15         21290.0 SSB  EA4KD          59  59
    10 2014-02-28 08:32:32 15         21290.0 SSB  OH4JVC         59  59
    11 2014-02-28 08:32:43 15         21290.0 SSB  SQ8NQW         59  58
    12 2014-02-28 08:32:54 15         21290.0 SSB  I2XIP          59  59
    13 2014-02-28 08:33:02 15         21290.0 SSB  SP7ATA         59  55
    14 2014-02-28 08:44:36 15         21290.0 SSB  CT1ECB         59  59
    15 2014-02-28 08:44:48 15         21290.0 SSB  M0BSV          59  55
    16 2014-02-28 08:45:21 15         21290.0 SSB  DL9USA         59  53
    17 2014-02-28 08:45:27 15         21290.0 SSB  OK2PAY         59  59
    18 2014-02-28 08:45:34 15         21290.0 SSB  UY7QN          59  59
    19 2014-02-28 08:45:46 15         21290.0 SSB  EI7CC          59  53
    20 2014-02-28 08:45:58 15         21290.0 SSB  PA2WB          59  59
    21 2014-02-28 08:46:06 15         21290.0 SSB  G3YBA          59  56
    22 2014-02-28 08:46:13 15         21290.0 SSB  EA5BD          59  59
    23 2014-02-28 08:46:21 15         21290.0 SSB  IZ4RTB         59  59
    24 2014-02-28 08:46:29 15         21290.0 SSB  DJ9RQ          59  57
    25 2014-02-28 08:46:37 15         21290.0 SSB  G0WZL          59  56
    26 2014-02-28 08:46:51 15         21290.0 SSB  F6CXJ          59  59
    27 2014-02-28 08:47:00 15         21290.0 SSB  MW0RLJ         59  59
    28 2014-02-28 08:47:09 15         21290.0 SSB  F1MWV          59  59
    29 2014-02-28 08:47:29 15         21290.0 SSB  IZ0RCM         59  55
    30 2014-02-28 08:47:39 15         21290.0 SSB  I8HAK          59  59
    31 2014-02-28 08:47:48 15         21290.0 SSB  RA2FV          59  59
    32 2014-02-28 08:47:56 15         21290.0 SSB  IZ4RCW         59  55
    33 2014-02-28 08:48:08 15         21290.0 SSB  F1MWV          59  59
    34 2014-02-28 08:48:14 15         21290.0 SSB  S55DX          59  55
    35 2014-02-28 08:48:28 15         21290.0 SSB  G4STH          59  59
    36 2014-02-28 08:48:36 15         21290.0 SSB  IZ1UJM         59  58
    37 2014-02-28 08:48:43 15         21290.0 SSB  EA1GIB         59  59
    38 2014-02-28 08:48:48 15         21290.0 SSB  EA7ALL         59  59
    39 2014-02-28 09:15:13 15         21290.0 SSB  EA1SB          59  59
    40 2014-02-28 09:15:18 15         21290.0 SSB  LY9Y           59  59
    41 2014-02-28 09:15:24 15         21290.0 SSB  LA7HJA         59  59
    42 2014-02-28 09:15:29 15         21290.0 SSB  IW3IBN         59  59
    43 2014-02-28 09:15:40 15         21290.0 SSB  G0RQL          59  55
    44 2014-02-28 09:15:50 15         21290.0 SSB  SP7MOC         59  59
    45 2014-02-28 09:16:13 15         21290.0 SSB  OK2TS          59  59
    46 2014-02-28 09:16:24 15         21290.0 SSB  RZ6BR          59  59
    47 2014-02-28 09:16:33 15         21290.0 SSB  DF7UB          59  59
    48 2014-02-28 09:16:39 15         21290.0 SSB  F5VHQ          59  55
    49 2014-02-28 09:16:46 15         21290.0 SSB  G4YLO          59  59
    50 2014-02-28 09:16:51 15         21290.0 SSB  F5LQ           59  59
    51 2014-02-28 09:17:01 15         21290.0 SSB  DO1JWZ         59  57
    52 2014-02-28 09:17:10 15         21290.0 SSB  M0AID          59  55
    53 2014-02-28 09:25:31 15         21290.0 SSB  EA1AOM         59  53
    54 2014-02-28 09:25:39 15         21290.0 SSB  IZ5YHD         59  55
    55 2014-02-28 09:25:53 15         21290.0 SSB  G0BLB          59  59
    56 2014-02-28 09:26:00 15         21290.0 SSB  G4VVP          59  59
    57 2014-02-28 09:26:10 15         21290.0 SSB  SQ8OAU         59  57
    58 2014-02-28 17:41:37 15         21060.0 CW   G0TSM          599 599
    59 2014-02-28 17:44:02 15         21061.2 CW   IK0OXN         599 599
    60 2014-02-28 17:45:01 15         21061.2 CW   IK0OZD         599 599
    61 2014-02-28 17:46:21 15         21061.0 CW   G3HQT          599 599
    62 2014-02-28 17:47:11 15         21061.1 CW   DM5EA          599 599
    63 2014-02-28 17:48:39 15         21061.1 CW   LA7HJA         599 599
    64 2014-02-28 17:50:45 15         21061.3 CW   F5IN           599 599
    65 2014-02-28 17:52:59 15         21061.4 CW   OK2PAY         599 599
    66 2014-02-28 17:54:04 15         21061.4 CW   EA3BT          599 599
    67 2014-02-28 18:00:20 15         21041.0 CW   EA3WL          599 599
    68 2014-02-28 18:01:21 15         21041.0 CW   WB2ZAB         599 599
    69 2014-02-28 18:04:11 15         21041.1 CW   DL2EA          599 599
    70 2014-02-28 18:05:33 15         21041.1 CW   N4KW           599 599
    71 2014-02-28 18:07:57 15         21041.2 CW   IK2SGB         599 599
    72 2014-02-28 18:08:25 15         21041.2 CW   RK4YJ          599 599
    73 2014-02-28 18:10:55 15         21041.0 CW   OH2BV          599 599
    74 2014-02-28 18:12:29 15         21041.1 CW   WD5R           599 599
    75 2014-02-28 18:14:13 15         21041.1 CW   K1DT           599 599
    76 2014-02-28 18:15:33 15         21041.0 CW   W5ADD          599 599
    77 2014-02-28 18:16:25 15         21041.0 CW   G5LP           599 599
    78 2014-02-28 18:17:30 15         21041.1 CW   DF1PU          599 599
    79 2014-02-28 18:18:58 15         21040.9 CW   F5RQQ          599 599
    80 2014-02-28 18:21:48 15         21040.9 CW   CT1DKS         599 599
    81 2014-02-28 18:23:22 15         21040.8 CW   OH6NT          599 599
    82 2014-02-28 18:24:49 15         21040.9 CW   G4BUE          599 599
    83 2014-02-28 18:27:08 15         21041.2 CW   SM5ATP         599 599
    84 2014-02-28 18:28:22 15         21041.1 CW   MA5DWW         599 599
    85 2014-02-28 18:29:41 15         21041.1 CW   IK0FUX         599 599
    86 2014-02-28 18:31:17 15         21041.0 CW   IZ8FDH         599 599
    87 2014-02-28 18:33:32 15         21040.7 CW   YT7AW          599 599
    88 2014-02-28 18:34:41 15         21041.0 CW   YU1XX          599 599
    89 2014-02-28 18:37:04 15         21041.0 CW   K0LUG          599 599
    90 2014-02-28 18:37:43 15         21041.0 CW   K8ET           599 599
    91 2014-02-28 18:39:20 15         21040.9 CW   K4SE           599 599
    92 2014-02-28 18:40:47 15         21040.9 CW   KD0IET         599 599
    93 2014-02-28 18:41:49 15         21040.9 CW   DL5AN          599 599
    94 2014-02-28 18:45:02 20         14043.5 CW   IK0OZD         599 599
    95 2014-02-28 18:51:34 20         14044.6 CW   DM5EE          599 599
    96 2014-02-28 18:52:59 20         14044.6 CW   GM0EGI         599 599
    97 2014-02-28 18:54:54 20         14044.9 CW   G3KMY          599 599
    98 2014-02-28 18:55:58 20         14044.9 CW   OH2BV          599 599
    99 2014-02-28 18:58:15 20         14044.6 CW   KW2DK          599 599
   100 2014-02-28 19:00:57 20         14045.1 CW   IK0FUX         599 599
   101 2014-02-28 19:04:31 20         14045.1 CW   DL6EV          599 599
   102 2014-02-28 19:07:31 20         14045.1 CW   YT7AG          599 599
   103 2014-02-28 19:09:07 20         14045.1 CW   SV1CIB         599 599
   104 2014-02-28 19:11:52 20         14044.8 CW   K9EU           599 599
   105 2014-03-01 08:17:52 17         18074.0 CW   OE3EV          599 599
   106 2014-03-01 08:20:29 17         18074.0 CW   GW3KDB         599 599
   107 2014-03-01 08:22:30 17         18074.0 CW   EA8/DL6RM      599 599
   108 2014-03-01 08:26:53 17         18074.0 CW   CT7AGZ         599 599
   109 2014-03-01 08:27:29 17         18074.0 CW   IW2FND         599 599
   110 2014-03-01 08:29:49 17         18074.2 CW   HB9TLO         599 599
   111 2014-03-01 08:30:29 17         18074.2 CW   EA7BT          599 599
   112 2014-03-01 08:32:29 17         18074.2 CW   G5LP           599 599
   113 2014-03-01 08:34:08 17         18074.2 CW   IK6SIO         599 599
   114 2014-03-01 08:35:12 17         18074.2 CW   IZ2AMW         599 599
   115 2014-03-01 08:39:08 17         18074.1 CW   F5II           599 599
   116 2014-03-01 08:41:35 17         18074.1 CW   LX1CW          599 599
   117 2014-03-01 08:42:33 17         18074.1 CW   OH5KW          599 599
   118 2014-03-01 08:44:32 17         18074.3 CW   HB9ALO         599 599
   119 2014-03-01 08:45:09 17         18074.3 CW   I2ZBX          599 599
   120 2014-03-01 08:46:24 17         18074.3 CW   DL1ASA         599 599
   121 2014-03-01 08:48:53 17         18074.3 CW   JH4FEI         599 599
   122 2014-03-01 08:50:28 17         18074.0 CW   PA5TT          599 599
   123 2014-03-01 08:52:42 17         18074.0 CW   G4RRM          599 599