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Dave Shipman VE7CFD
RAC Winter Contest Manager
Detailed Results info
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Single
OP All Bands (High Power)
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Single
OP Low Power
o Single Op QRP
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Single
Op Single Band
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Multi-Op
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Operators at multi-ops
Three New Records
Bob VE3KZ broke the Single Op All Band
record by some 72k with his new record of
996,336. Michael N3PUR set a new Single Op Single Band record
just 1,974 points above the
old one. Norm VE3VFR continued to improve on his 40m record to set a new
one just 1,176 points over his old record.
Congratulations to our new record holders!
Record Scores
Call Cat QSO Mult Score Year
VE3KZ A 1435 111 996,336 1999
VE2ZP L 851 134 851,436 1998
VE6NAO Q 299 57 155,040 1997
VE3YOC 144 82 2 1,464 1995
VE3FIT 50 30 2 488 1994
ZF2NT 28 1127 23 100,832 1998
VE3KZ 21 873 20 75,040 1997
N3PUR 14 1080 9 92,502 1999
VE3VFR 7 378 21 61,362 1999
VE3BY 3.5 537 22 104,016 1997
VE1PZ 1.8 151 17 12,104 1996
VE6JY M 4311 122 2,725,236 1997
Single OP All Bands (High Power)
This year’s leader, and new record holder, Bob VE3KZ, was
some 287k ahead of repeat second place Bill N0AC (operating at WA0ROI).
Third place went Bart VE5CPU some 30K above fourth place Dave KA6BIM
Single OP Low Power
Again this category is the most popular with 80 participants.
Sam VE5SF moved up from second place last year to capture first. Sam’s
score would have also placed him second in the high power Single
Operator All Bands class! Sam
was 260K ahead of second place Rick VE3XL, Third was Garry VE3XN followed by Orant VE7NF in
fourth place.
Single Op QRP
Bruce VE5QRP took first place followed by John VE3JC who
moved to second from third last year. Taking third spot was Andrew
VA3CRA followed by Jeffrey VA3JFF.
Single Op Single Band
Two records fell this year: Michael N3PUR operating from
Pennsylvania set a new 20m
record while Norm VE3VFR managed to add some more points to his 40m
record.
Joe VE3WG led the way on
80m followed by Tim VE1FZ and John VO1JLE.
Norm VE3VFR put together a
new record on 40m. Patrick VA7CC placed ahead of Bill VE5BF.
Michael N3PUR operating
from Pennsylvania place
first on 20m followed by Dave VE7CFD (that’s me!) who moved up from
fourth place to second place. Followed
by VE7ONX in third and VE1RAC in fourth place..
Ken N6RO took first place
on 15m with Alexandre VA3TTT in second place. Eric VE3MQW took third
with Ken VE3SKX following in fourth place.
Mike N4MM took first place
on 10m followed by Alex W6AFA and Jeff VA3YY
Pierre VE2PIJ was again
the sole entrant in 6m
Multi-Op
Over 111 operators took part in the Multi-Op class including
a repeat by the all YL crew from the Takabana Elementary School Ham Club
in Japan. The category was again led by Don VE6JY and his team of 12
operators. The Hamilton ARC
VE3DC moved up from third to second place and were followed by Bill and
the VE5RAC crew who took
third place. Basically the Hamilton ARC and VE5RAC swapped places
over last year! Fourth
place was taken by Ken VA3SK.
Check Logs
Were received from Ingo DK3RED, Xael DL7ULF and Marek SQ9CAQ.
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