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---- ------COMPILED BY STANLEY H. ISRAEL,* WA2BAH/WA1FPS
WHERE were you the weekend of the VHF 88 (January 8-9, 1966)? If you were in the Arizona section, you would have been
enjoying the 70-75 degree weather too much to operate the contest seriously. If you were in New England, where below zero weather was prevalent, chances are that you would have experienced no openings - poor groundwave conditions during most of the contest; you were lucky if you didn't lose your beams! (This weather factor most likely accounts for the decrease in the number of logs received; over 1100 this year compared to about 1400 last year.) If you were in the New York City or Philadelphia area, you wpuld have heard hundreds of stations working the contest; some of them running up contact totals over 500. If you were in Texas or Oklahoma, you would have been favored by good sporadic-E skip which helped some operators in the 5th call area run up multipliers equal to those of the fellows with well-equipped stations on the east coast. If you were out West, you would have heard many portable stations, some of them many thousands of feet above sea level, running up high contact totals and taking advantage of forward scatter propagation to catch extra sections.
The principal factor, as in the past, is the tremendous effort made by club members to run up a good score for the group in which they are a participant. It should be noted that at least three separate entries, each one from a different member is needed in order to qualify for the club scores listing. All awards are scheduled for mid-June mailing.
• Secretarial Assistant, ARRL.
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Highlights K3IPM, who surprised no one, turned in the highest
score for one operator, making 601 contacts in 13 sections for over 27-K. Although Stan's score accounts for only one of the 93 Packrat entries, it a.lone would have been enough to put the Mt. Airy club over two thirds of the way up the club list. W A8BCA/8, operated by the Cleveland 50 Mc. DX Club, turned in the highest multi-op score. Their 6-meter equipment, manned by some of the most experienced v.h.f. contesters in the 8th call area, consisted of a kilowatt a.m., c.w., and s.s.b., fed into a pair of 6-element beams spaced at a full wavelength about 180 feet up on a selfsupporting tower. For receiving on 6. a parametric amplifier was used ahead of a homebrew converter and a 75S-3 receiver. Besides successfully completing all scatter schedules, being heard almost consistently throughout the contest all the way to New England and achieving con tact with some rare sections by all-night operation, the W A8BCA/8 crew took advantage of the sporadic-E opening that occurred Sunday. They made 334 QSOs in 20 ARRL sections on 6 meters alone, and picked up 161 contacts and an extra section on 2 meters (W2AZL, NNJ) by using a Zeus, Interceptor and on that band two 11-element beams up 110 feet. This group was well prepared to take advantage of anything that came their way and you can imagine what it must have been like to sit at their operating position. Their multiplier of 21 was tops for the contest. Next in line with 16 sections each were WA2FGK, WA5AUA and WA2BAH/l. This is the first time that a station, away from the eastern seaboard area, has been able to come up with the most sections worked and the highest score in either the single or multi-op category.
Out in Chicago, K9RVG, Illinois section certificate winner and Central Division leader, pulled a real eye-opener and submitted the highest score for a station operating on two meters only. His fine showing, 242 contacts in 8 sections, for a score of 8732 points, further demonstrates the capabilities of the aroused Midwest gang, who are now flexing their muscles. You can bet that the fellows on the east coast, who have gotten used to taking the honors for the past 18 years, won't accept this lying down. Now that it has been proven that one doesn't have to live on the east coast to top a v.h.f. contest, nationwide, you can look for increased competition among the better equipped stations in the U. S. and Canada.
Of the 54 stations reporting 220 activity, W3CL topped the list with 41 contacts using a 4Xl50 rig to a 16 element colinear. A homebrew converter ahead of a 75A-2 receiver wa.sused.
QST for From June 1966 QST © ARRL
The York VHF Society presents the new Sections Award trophy at the Oakville "do", a gathering of v.h.f.'rs every Saturday night following each ARRL v.h.f. contest for presentation of the 6 Meter Trophy, 2 Meter, 25 watt Trophy and now the York VHF Society Sections Award. Left to right: VE3s ASO EVN FY EZC CLL DSE
(President with trophy) DWQ CIL AIB KQ and AL.
Club Comments "Several of the boys turned in very noteworthy perfor
mances this year. W A3EHD, who lost his sight recently, due to an accident, managed to make 161 contacts and the only assistance required was in Jogging. An unfortunate note during the contest was the death of one of our elder members, K3LBT. His last contact was with our club station, W3CCX." - W3MFY, Mt. Airy V.H.F. Club.
"This year, we had a little extra promotion to stir up members, with prizes and a local contest with the Brown Sugar Six Meter Net. We believe our President won the steak dinner. It paid off as we did better than last year, but it's still tough to beat the Eastern clubs." - WBDPW, Dayton Amateur Radio Association.
"The VHF SS is really great for promoting club enthusiasm and local v.h.f. activity. It was good practice also for exercising our ability to be as flexible as possible in our operating procedure." - W A.f!JWO /2, Albany Amateur Radio Association.
"There is a lot of new blood developing in the club and the contest helps to stimulate togetherness for the good of the organization. We gave a club trophy to the high scoring station (WA6GAG/6) in our club." - W6FNE, Southern California V.H.F. Club.
NOVICE CERTIFICATE
WNlECR WN2TES WN2TGW WN2UKF
WINNERS WN3DYT WN2ETI/3 WN4BHK WL7FIB
WN8PXL WN8QPN WN8SOW WN9PHV
CLUB SCORES Valid
Club .{yyregale Entries '.\It. Airy V.H.F. Club (Pa.) . ... 623,949 93 tlouth Jersey Radio Assn ........ 197,939 52 Rochester V.H.F. Group ....... 140,802 94 Reading Radio Club (Pa.) ....... 98,669 50 Dayton Amateur Radio Assn •.... 91,732 43 Mobile Sixers Radio Club (Pa.) .. 83,010 27 Albany Amateur Radio Assn.
(N. Y.) .................... .49,492 26 6 Meter Club of Chicago ....... .47,548 29 Hampden County Radio Assn.
(Mass.) .................... .46,730 41 Southern California V.H.F. Ra-
dio Club .................... 40,491 15 Central New Jersey V.H.F. So-
ciety ........................ 39,596 9 Greater Pittsburgh V.H.F. So-
ciety ........................ 37,971 25 Rock Creek Amateur Radio Assn.
(Md.) ....................... 35,866 18 6 & 2 Ham Club (Ill.) ........... 34,837 15 Springfield Amateur Radio Club
(Ohio) ....................... 26,984 16 Midwest V.H.F.-U.H.F. Amateur
Assn ......................... 23,600 9 National Capital V.H.F. Society .. 22,624 8 Germantown Radio Club (Pa.) ... 22,104 5 6MeterClubofDallas .......... 21,768 9 f!carborough Amateur Radio Club.20,980 19 Audubon Radio Club (N. J.} ..... 19,606 5 OpequonRadioSociety(W. Va.) .. 19,549 16 Gloucester County Amateur Ra-
dio Club (N.J.} .............. 18,316 5 Keystone V.H.F. Club (Pa.) ...... 17,735 4 Bergen Amateur Radio Assn.
(N. J.) ..................... . 16,896 10 Communications Club of New
Rochelle (N. Y.) ............. 14,662 3 Miamisburg Wireless Assn. (Ohio).14,127 6 Delaware6MeterNet ........... 14,099 4 Dutchess County V.H.F. Society
(N. Y.) ..................... 13,784 6 Skokie Six Meter Indians (Ill.} .... 13,290 9
June 1966
Certificate Winner
K3IPM/3 WA2EMB K2YCO W3BN1
WA8AKK2
W3IZU
WA2JWO/2 WA9KAY
KlANF
WA6GAG/6
WB2KLD
W3KWH3
W3LUL W9EET
K8DEO
K9RVG W3NG K3ZPG WA5EOI VE3EZC WB2NOK W8AEC
W2LVW
WA2IDH
WA8DZU K3UHU
W2LWI WA9KAW
Valid Club Aggregate Entma
Central Michigan Amateur Radio Club ........................ 12,450 13
Argonne Amateur Radio Club (Ill.} ........................ 11,716 10
Columbia University Amateur Ra-dio Club (N. Y.) .............. 10,648 3
Reynolds Amateur Radio Club (Tex.) ...................... 10,520 6
Hartford County Amateur Radio Assn. (Conn.) ................ 8849 5
East Coast V.H.F. Society (N.J.) .. 8324 6 York V.H.F. Society (Ont.) ...... . 8268 4 Huntsville Amateur Radio Club
(Ala.) ........................ 7351 II Calhoun County Amateur Radio
Club (Mich.) .................. 6313 4 Lawndale Chicago Boys' Club Ama-
teur Radio Assn ................ 6270 8 Syracuse V.H.F. Club ............ 6198 7 Six Up Amateur Radio Club of
Burlington (N. J.) ............. 6146 3 Mid-Island Radio Club (N. Y.) ..... 6132 4 Rancocas Valley Amateur Radio
ASBn. (N. J.) .................. 5999 3 West Side Radio Club of Toronto
(Ont.} ........................ 5956 3 Mid-Hudson V.H.F. Society ....... 5894 5 Hamfesters Club (Ill.) ....••...... 5826 4 Fulton Amateur Radio Club (N. Y.} 5662 3 New Providence Amateur Radio
Club (N.J.) ................... 5490 4 1200 Radio Club (Mass.} .......... 5444 4 Arctic Amateur Radio Club
(Alaska} ..•.................. 5181 15 Greater New Orleans Amateur Ra-
dio Club ...................... 4842 4 BootleggerRadioClub(N.Y.) ..... 3261 4 Sattellite Amateur Radio Club
(Cal.) .................•..•... 3102 10 Decatur Amateur Radio Club (Ala.) 2584 3 Pennsylvania Wireless Assn ......... 950 3
• K3RZF opr. • W8UU opr.
Certificate Winter
WSCKK
W9LGI
WB6NIK/2
WA5AUA
WIHDQ WB2KPD VE3DSE
WA4DBQ
KSYYE
K9RCN K2QWD
WB2CEX W2SEU
WB2LWZ
VE3AIB K2ARO WA9IWU K2DUR
WB2GPG K!CHY
KL7FCH
WA5DXA WB2RZL
WB6DIK K4WHW K3OQK
• W3ZGI opr.
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From June 1966 QST © ARRL
DIVISION LEADERS Single Operator K3IPM/3 Atlantic K9RVG Central K0DTA Dakota K4EJQ/4 Delta W A8A'KK Great Lakes W2NNL Hudson K0KMV Midwest KlMRI New England K7BBO Northwestern WB6DUB Pacific K4SUM Roanoke WOAJY Rocky Mt. K4WHW Southeastern W A6GAG/6 Southwestern W A5EOI West Gulf VE3DWL Canadian
Soapbox
M ultwperaJ,or K3IPX/3 K9DZK
WA4YFL WASBCA/8 WA2FGK K0IJJ WA2BAH/1
K6AAW/6 WA4CYR
WA4QPL/4 WB6ERG/6 K5CFM VE3ASO
"Great contest! It got so that I didn't hear anyone that I hadn't worked already" - WN2RUH. "When I got a 5-7 report from all of a mile away, I decided to check my antenna. Coax blown off antenna by high winds of Saturday night."-Ki!QIJ. "What happened to WNY section?" -WSBWU (op. of WASBAK) ED NOTE: "Look in the tabulations, there are over 100 entries ... hi!" "Four modes were used on six meters: a.m.s.s.b.,c.w.,and RTTY" - WSBWU (op of WASBAK). "From Milton, Wisconsin, band conditions were below average. Area contacts contributed mostly to my score, with many a station exchanging contacts on both 2 and 6."-WA9FJM. "The 6-meter activity was down considerably this year, however, I was very pleased to see the 2-meter gang turn out in force this time. We will have 5 new 432 Mc. stations on in this area by June," - K4EJQ/4. "Sure would like to see contest start 2 hours earlier and end 2 hours earlier as in June." - WBNSH. "Heard E. Pa., VE3, W2, and W4 but unable to raise them"-KBALO. "Cold wave (-9 degrees Sat.
night) caused worst groundwave conditions ever experienced in a January contest." - Ki!CBA/2. "Wonderful contest!" -WSNNL. "Lost all beams (50, 144, 432) in a gale around midnight. Put up a new 2 meter beam Sunday (in zero weather of course). End-fed my 432 feedline for 6."-WtHDQ, "A near victory for 1\1 · y. All day Saturday I had very poor modulation due to difficulty in tuning up a week-old rig, I left the gas funnel at home, finally tied the beam in one position to prevent windmilling in 40 m.p.h. wind, and the generator had to be warmed up in the car for an hour Sunday morning due to -10 degree temperature. But all and all I learned much (through many mistakes) and had a great time."-KtPKQ/1. "Sections hard to get, DX sigs weaker than usual. Sunday night brought some c.w. a.ctivity."-K1BTF. "Lost my antennas half way through the contest." - W AtDZJ /1. "Despite risking our necks on an icy roof to fix our frozen rotor (as a result of the season's first storm,) and freezing in an unheated garage, we still managed to rack up more points and as much fun as our last VHF contest." -WAtFCD/DWL. "Conditions poor Saturday evening due to a blizzard, Sunday evening pretty good. Listened on 432, but heard nothing. One QSO on 220Mc." -KJOYB. "WAlELM climbed tower to fix the 2-meter rotor, he was blown across roof and would have been blown away except that he grabbed a guy wire. After this we all stayed inside." -WtHPM/1. "Our worst showing in 21 consecutive ARRL contests. Blizzard conditions (18 inches plus high winds) forced evacuation of QTH after 2½ hours. Good thing, we would have been snow bound for 3 days. Never heard the snow static so bad (30 over 9)" - Wt ALE. "Most frustrating thing was to sit on that cold, windy ridge and hear W2BV ask if anyone was working W4'sl" -W4GFY/4. "Los Alamos, with an altitude of 7300 ft., overlooks the two principal cities in New Mexico, Albuquerque and Santa Fe. It makes a fine VHF location. However, although Albuquerque has a fair amount of VHF activity, Santa Fe has only one active VHF station present. It sure would be nice to have a location like this back in the East." - W50J M. "With the temperature 70--75 both days everyone was outdoors."-K7YSE. '1 Little activity on 432 and 1296 this time," - WB6GFD. "Contest activity low, conditions sub-normal, and no E-Skip worked, 6 started to open around 1500 GMT on 9th, but no readable signals, then closed up again. Worked Okla., Ark., Mo.,and Kansas, but missed N.Tex due to conditions and activity." - W5WAX. "Temperature down to zero but a very hot contest most. of the time." - VESEZC.
In the tabulation on the next pages, scores are listed by ARRL divisions and sections. Unless otherwise noted, the top scorer in each section receives a certificate award. The highest-scoring Novice also receives a certificate in each section where at least three such licensees submitted valid contest logs. A certificate also will be awarded to the highest scoring Novice from sections of less than three entries •.. that in the opinion of the Awards Committee displayed exceptional effort; footnotes denote these winners. Columns indicate final score, number of contacts, number of different sections worked, and the bands used. A represents 50 Mc,, B 144 Mc., C 220 Mc., D 420 Mc., E 1215 Mc. Multioperator stations are shown at the end of each section tabulation.
ATLANTIC DMSION K3EOD W3HKZ 7828-206- 9- K3GLK 5200-130-10-AB K3KTY 2912-112- 3-AB 13,034-343- 9-ABC ABC w3wzc 5044-194- 3-AB W3HIX 2912-104- 4-
Delaware W3GEW K3TPM 7638-201- 9-AB K3TRY 4752-132- 8-AB ABCD K3UHU 12,920-340- 9-AB W3WJC 7612-173-12-AB K3PXT 4 732-169- 4-A W3ZRR 2834-109- 3-AB
10,600-265-10-AB K3KVS K3RCV 7200-225- 6-AB KaEPB 4704-168- 4-AB W3GU 2820- 94- 5-AB K3FFD 3774-104- 8-A 12,138-289-11-ABCD K3WGK 7120-178-10- K3IUV/3 K3EHQ 2808-108- 3-K3OBU 2875- 63-13-B W3SAO ABC 4680-156- 5-AB ABC WA3DYG 11,968-352- 7-ABC K3UJ 7056-168-11-AB K3OWY 4544-142- 6-A W3ZLD 2788· 82- 7-A
1312- 41- 6-AB K3ZPN K3GAS 7040-220- 6- K3KUB 4500-150- 5-AB W3QAS 2760-115- 2-AB W3HC 705- 24- 5-AB 11,628-307- 9-AB ABC WA3EPS W3QXV 2660- 95- 4-AB K3URP 588- 21- 4-A K3AUH K3HSS 7040-220- 6- 4498-173- 3-A K3YIZ 2656- 83- 6-AB
¾8g~a 390• 15- 3-A 11,118-327- 7-ABC ABC K3MGO 4256-112- 9-AB K3QMK 2626-101- 3-AB 234- 9- 3-A K3PGB W3JSD 7020-195- 8- WA3EHD W3BBC 2470- 95- 3-AB
11,0S0-277-10-A ABC 4186-161- 3-AB K3FXP 2430- 81- 5-A Ea,tern Pennsyl1)ania W3IZU 10,480-262-10-AB K3AQH 6688-209- 6-AB K3YJG 3936-123- 6-AB K3PSX 2418- 93- 3-AB
K3IPM/3 K3WEU K3DAQ 6480-180- 8-A W3MXU 3636-101· 8-A W3QB 2380· 85- 4-AC 27,646-601-13- 10,336-272- 9-A WA3BBA K3VEQ 3456-108- 6- W3BAH 2340- 78- 5-AB
ABC W3BN110,122-241-11-AB 6460-190- 7-AB ABC K3TEJ/3 W3KKN W3MXW W3KXH 6390-213- 5-A W3IA 3424-107- 6-B 2314- 89- 3-AB
25,784-586-12- 10.120-232-12-A K3BOY 6300-210- 5-AB WA3BWF WN3ETI/3 4
ABC K3ZVD 9888-309- 6-AB K3IGX 6016-188- 6-A 3406-131- 3-AB 2280- 76- 5-B W3MFY W3HAB 9856-309- 6-AB K3ATL/3 K3OBY 3354-129- 3- K3SZG 2268- 81- 4-AB
25,632-534-14- K3UJD 9758-287- 7- 5890-155- 9-AB ABC }H~~¾:JJ20- 74- 5-A ABCD ABCD K3IUZ 5814-153- 9-AB K3HNP 3328-104- 6-A
WA3CA0 W3ccx• 9252-257- 8- W3ELI 5796-161- 8-AB K3MSV 3264-102- 6-A 2210- 65- 7-A 20,930-455-13-ABC ABC K3FYU 5776-152- 9-A W3UCA 3264- 96- 7- WA3DJN
W3CL 16,984-386-12- K3NMN 9030-301- 5-AB K3RIT 5740-205- 4-AB ABC 2132- 82· 3-A ABC W3MVF 8968-236- 9- K3TEF 5550-185- 5-AB W3HYO 3240-120- 6-B WA3BTE
W3LHF ABC K3YPL 5436-151- 8-A W3FGQ 3150-105- 5-AB 2130- 71- 5-AB 16,160-404-10-ABC W3ETB 8721-258- 7-AB K3WGJ 5400-180- 5- W3NSI 3144-131- 2-
K3FOC 2088- 87- 2-AB K3DUW K3ZPG 8448-264- 6-AB ABC ABCD
K3YFD' 2052- 86· 2-AB 15,680-392-10-AB K3GQJ 8400-280- 5- W3AJF 5396-142- 9- W3BUR 3132- 87- 8-AB
K3HIU 1988- 71- 4-AB K3JJZ ABC ABC
K3LWY 3120-120- 3-A WA3BHF
14,516-382- 9-ABC K3ZRB 8280-230- 8-AB W3BRU 5310-177- 5-AB 1946- 70- 4-AB K3ACR W3LUW 1 W3CJU 5310-177- 5- K3EMA 3068-118- 3-AB K3TBY 1898- 73- 3-AB
13,755-328-11-A 8176-257- 6-AB ABC W3GXB 2940-105- 4-BC K3KJQ 1800- 75- 2-AB
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From June 1966 QST © ARRL
WN3EVQ 1800· 60- 5-B
WA3ARC 1792· 64• 4-A
W3FEY/3 1764- 63· 4-AB
WA3EJN 1710- 57- 5-A
K3FYX 1708- 61• 4-AB K3AFT 1680- 60- 4-A K3GXV 1680- 60- 4-A W3EYN 1656- 69- 2-AB W3WIJ 1656- 69- 2-AB W3BJG 1649- 49- 7-AB K3CHN 1638- 63· 3-A WA3BRO
1624- 58- 4-A W3KPK 1612- 62- 3-A W A3BIV 1586- 61- 3-AB K3LBT 1560- 60- 3-AB
;gpT'if mt~: it i:!8 K3VMY 1496- 68- 1-AB K3JXC 1482- 57- 3-AB W3RAV 1368- 57- 2-AB K3IOJ 1364- 62- 1-AB K3MEM 1352- 52- 3-AB W3FSC 1352- 52· 3-A W3MCX 1276• 58· 1-AB WA3BRV
1248· 52- 2-A WA3BHE
1224- 51• 2-B WA3BCD
1218- 44- 4-A K3ALQ/3
1200- 50- 2-A WN3ETM
1188· 54- 1-B W3GS 1184• 37- 6•A K3ESL 1176- 49- 2-A W3MB 990- 45- 1-B K3YDZ 988· 38- 3-A K3DLS 984· 42- 2-BC K3CBE 968- 44- 1-AB K3GZT 962· 37• 3-A W A3APN 924· 42- 1-B K3LML 912• 38• 2•A WA3BBA/3
910· 35• 3-A K3FPV 858· 39- l•B WA3DML
832- 32- 3-A K3VWS 792- 36· l•AB W3CDS 792· 36- 1-B K3HWZ 728· 28· 3-A K3ZLL 702- 27- 3-AB K3CXR 660- 30- 1-B K3KDC 660• 30- l·A K3WQO 638· 29· l•AB WA3BPW
605- 28- l·B W A3CPQ 550· 25- 1-B K3OQK 520- 20· 3-A K3SPP 506- 23- 1-B K3VFS 484- 22· l • B W3DYX 462· 21- 1-AB W A3EFE 462· 21· 1-A K3WJE 440- 20· 1-AB W3EFK 440• 20· 1-AB W3UAX 408· 17• 2-A W3ZTL/3 384- 16- 2• B K3GOZ/3 374- 17- 1-A K3GAY 336- 14• 2-B K3ESL/3 330· 15· l·A
W3SST 288· 12· 2-AB K3EOU 288· 12· 2-A K3OEA 286• 13- l·B K3NDY 240- 8- 6-A K3ABK 240• 10- 2-B K3LWN 132- 6• 1-A K3ODM 22· 1- 1-A W3CXU (2 oprs.)
10,038-239-11-AB W3HZU (7 oprs.)
827<1-197-11· ABD
W3CLQ (K3DLS,
W3CLi)040-201·10-AB wii~lr A3BIV.
7956-221- 8-AB W3AD/3 (7 oprs.l
7581-200· 9-AB
K3LUK 7 2160· 72· 5-AB K3WTD 2054- 79- 3-AB W3CPM 2040- 68· 5-B WA3AQS
1960- 70- 4-AB W3AIR 1872• 52- 8·B K3FRO 1624- 58- 4-AB W3PIH 1624- 58- 4-B WA3CXY
1600- 50- 6-A W3TYJ 1530- 51· 5-A W3BNL 1196- 46· 3-B W3YAG 884· 34- 3-B W3KUH 858- 33- 3-B K3LLR 702• 27- 3-A WN3DYT'
702· 27- 3-B W3FNU 676• 26- 3·B WN3ELA 676· 26· 3-B
'TME NEW JEl2SEV FE.LLOWS WE.RE
REALLY COMIMGt IN AT 1('3VFT ..• •.• Ol>J"TWO ..•
K~iir W~?~8-ABC
W A3BIV /3 (W3IXL,
W A3B1J'J02-203- 7-AB KWIYx<fi3CIV,
6698-197- 7-AB W3HCW (7 oprs.)
3572- 94· 9-A W A3DXL (2 oprs.)
3514-127• 4-A Md.-D.C.
W3NG 5032-148· 7-AB K3VFT 4896-144- 7-AB W3LUL 4704·112·11·B K3FPE 4110-137- 5-AB
3400-100· 7-A 3120- 98· 6-A 3060- 90- 7-A 2850- 95· 5-AB
Y 2800-100· 4-AB W3HB 2688· 81• 6-AB K3ICH 2560- 80· 6-A K3LFN 2250- 75- 5-AB
WN3DSM 616- 22· 4·B
WN3EOP 616- 22· 4-B WN3EOQ 588· 21· 4-B K3MZF 504. 21· 2-B W A3CFK 504- 18· 4-B WN3EFD 392· 14· 4-B
~~3~iz~8: lt i:~ W3AHQ 264• 11· 2-B K3IPX/3 (6 oprs.)
11,814-282·11•AB W3LKU/3 (5 oprs.)
5544·126·12-AB
W 3HSP <ti~H4-7-AB K3OZQ (K3s OKC OZQ)
2142- 64- 7-B K3VHS (4 oprs.)
1800- 60· 5-A Southern NBUJ Jerse11
W2EIF 18, 700-425-12· ABC
WA2EMB 14,259-340-11-
ABD
W2NSF 12,540-286-12-AB
W2REB 11,660-266-12-AB
W2PAU 10,626-232-13-AB
W2ZUL 9864-274- 8-AB WB2NOK
8732-242- 8-AB W2LVW 8700-218·10-AB W2ORA 7786·229- 7-AB W20SD 6992-184• 9-AB WB2EEH
6970-205- 7-ABC
W2BAY 6018-177• 7-ABC
W2BV 6000-150-10-B W2OQN 5610-165- 7-AB
WB2MPH 5460-182- 6-AB
W2LZA 5338·157• 7-ABC
W2JAV/2 5168-152· 7-AB
WB2LWZ 5010·167- 6-A
W2BLV 4880-122-10-AB WB2RVE
1550-175- 3-AB WA2QZQ
<1368-157-4-AB W2EWN 4350-145- 5-AB K2DFE 4320-120- 8-AB WN2TGW'
4128-129- 6-B W2NSJ 4114-121- 7-AB K2EGH 4032-112- 8-A K2SQM 4012-118· 7-A WA2MGV
3936·123· 6-AB WB2SIF 3600-100- 8-AB WA2ZMS
3584-128· 4-AB K2BPX 3570-105• 7-AB
WB2.POE/2 3510-135· 3-AB
WB2CEX 3502-103· 7-AB
WB2JEP 3360-112- 5-B WN2UVB
2970- 99- 5-B itisgp~\28·101· 4-A
2772• 99- 4-AB WB2lFC 2600-100- 3-AB WB2EHY
2574- 99- 3-AB W2ADA 246<1· 88· 4-AB WB2MNM
2288· 88· 3-A WN2RUH
2158- 83· 3-B W2VX 2128- 76• 4-B K2EJW 2080- 80- 3·A WN2TEN/2
1952- 61· 6-B WN2TOE
1846• 71• 3-B W2DMU 1794- 69· 3•A W2GVB 1690- 65· 3-AB WA2ABF/2
1656· 69· 2-AB K2HOD 1568- 49· 6-AB WB2SPJ 1401· 54· 3-A W2HBE 1316· 47• 4-AB WA2WCT
1300- 50- 3-AB WB2FOC
1288- 46- 4-B WB2OAD
1204• 43• 4-AB WB2LZW
1170- 45- 3-A W2SDO 992- 31· 6-B K2HBY/2936- 39• 2-AB WN2RRA
744- 31· 2-B ;miEY 720- 30- 2-A
696· 29- 2-B WB2SZK 672- 29- 2-AB K2IEO 624· 26· 2·B W2SDB 504• 21- 2-B W A2HSP 448- 16· 4-B W2AFZ 312- 13· 2-A K2MZP 240- 10- 2-A WB2SPJ/2
240- 10· 2-A WB2LXA/2
77• 4- 1-A
~ 2S1&PH -u: t ½:~ K2AA/2 (13 oprs.)
10,368-321· 6-AB K2RRC (K2s MIO
RRC) 638<1-168- 9-AB
K2~1i? ~J.i'Jg~~AB W2FYS/2 (W2FYS
WA2KWS) 520- 20· 3•B
Wesum New Yori: K2YCO 6222-183· 7•
ABCD W2RPO 4560-152· 5-AB K2ISP 4200-140- 5·A WA2TEY
4200-140· 6-AB
W A2FGK (high scoring Hudson Division multi-op) ot the controls of the rig which hos brought 22 states his way on 144 Mc. since August, 1965. You,re wrong if you think his antenna (80 element quad- didn't have much ta do with It.
June 1966 59 From June 1966 QST © ARRL
Multi-operator stat:on WB2EDF. (L-R) WB2TEO, WN2TJF, WB2SKQ and WB2EDF. A fine effort from the N.Y.C.-LI. section.
WA2ZNC 4080-170- 2-
ABC K2LGJ 3784- 86-12-BD K2RHS 3738-13i- 4-A WB2NFY
3668-131- 4-A K2JA 3480-145- 2-AB WA2KND
3480-145- 2-AB WB2GJL
3458-133- 3-AB W2QY 3312-138- 2-AB W A2EJS 2850- 95· 5-AB WA2LHM
2834-109- 3-AB WA2YPT
2832-118- 2-AB K2DUR 2800-100- 4-AB WB2JFL 2544-100• 2-AB WA2HWC
2520-105- 2-AB K2WW 2496-lOi- 2-AB WA2YTK
2448-102• 2-AB W2MPM
2424-101· 2-AB WA2KVN
2400-100· 2-AB WA2SOO
2262· 87• 3-AB WB2IGZ 2232· 93· 2-AB W2FDI 2210- 85- 3-AB W2UAD 2184· 84· 3-B WB2MAB
2156- 98- 1-A K2BBJ 1896- 79- 2-AB WA2GCF
1892- 86· l•AB K2UXF 1870- 85· 1-AB WA2FVG
1800· 75- 2-AB K2QWD 1786- 47- 9-A K3HHS/2
1752- 73- 2-AB WA2BKV
1742- 67• 3-AB K2RZI 1716· 78- 1-AB WA2TJS 1632- 68- 2-A K2GMZ 1562· 71• l·AB K20PC 1474- 67- 1-A WB2DCC
1440- 60- 2-A WB2QFI 1408- 64- 1-A WB2PFP
1364- 62· l·A WB2LZM
1342· 61· 1-AB WA2UTM
1320- 60- 1-A WB2FDZ
1320- 60- 1-A WB2FZB
1320- 60• 1-A K2BRE 1298- 59- 1-A WB2IUM
1254- 57- 1-A K2YMM
1248· 52- 2-B WA2CER
1232- 56- 1-A W A2IYZ 1188• 54- 1-A WB2FAN
1188- 54• 1-A WB2RVV
1144• 52- 1-A K2CEH 1140- 38- 5-B W2ICE 1122- 51· 1-AB WA2FAR
1100- 50- 1-A WB2RZL
1079- 42- 3-A K2JJT 1056· 44- 2-A W2ALL 1056· 48- 1-AB W2YBK 1034· 47• 1-AB
60
WA2AQW 1034- 47- l·A
WA2MQN/2 1032- 43- 2-A
WA2GIA 1014- 39- 3-A
K2SQI 1012- 46· 1-A K2AVA/2 968· 44· I-AB K2EAY 946- 43- 1-AB W2IYR 936- 39- 2-AB K2ZNC 924- 42· 1-A W2UTH 924- 42- 1-AB W A2YSD 924• 42- 1-A WB2HZJ 902- 41- 1-A W2RUJ 8~0- 40- 1-B W A2ZWO 880- 40- 1-A K20IG 836- 38- 1-A K2PEY 792- 36- 1-
ABD K2PKK 792- 33- 2-AB K2ZIF 792- 36- 1-A W20WF 792- 36· 1-AB W A21EL 792- 33- 2-AB W A2UFV 770- 35- 1-A K2ZRX 754- 29- 3-A WB2KOL 726- 33• 1-A K2DZV 720- 30- 2•B K2JFV 720- 30- 2-B W A2AII 696· 29- 2-B W A2YRH 682· 31· 1-AB WA2YFM
638- 29- 1-A WA2GVH600- 25- 2-AB WA2ZQN 600- 25• 2-B W2BLO 598- 23- 3-B W2RIS 550- 25- 1-A WA2YEK528- 24· l•A K20UE 506- 23- 1-AB W A2WSE 456- 19• 2-A K2VUL 440- 20- 1-B WB2MBP440- 20· l•AB WB2NSD 440- 20· 1-A W A2NVL 418- 19- 1-AB WN2SMD
418- 19- 1-B W2PHT 396- 19- 1-A WA2MQM
396· 18· 1-A
~1¥ib ~it U: tf WB2GNC 286- 13- 1-A W2VZV 240- 10- 2-B W2FRL/2 220- 10· l•A
~i~i m: ~= tt K2KLP 132- 6• l•B W2EDE 110- 5- l•B W2PZC 110- 5- 1-B W20W (14 oprs.)
581-i-171• 7-AB K2ZWI (6 oprs.)
3198-124- 3-AB WB2HLI (WA2CQD,
WB2HLI) 2328- 97- 2-AB
WA5JAY/2 (WB2BNX, WA5JAY)
1131· i4- 3-B K2UCI (K2s HDY
UCI) 660- 30· 1-A Western Pennsylvania
W3KWH' 6210-135-13-AB
WA3BAK• 5040-140- 8-AB
K3ZVB 4484-118· 9-AB K3VHG 3024-108- 4-AB WA3BNO
20-U· 79- 3-A K3WNZ 1904- 68- 4-A K3TRN 1612· 62- 3-A K3V AS 1352- 52• 3-AB W3DJM ld26- 51- 3-A K3FGQ 1296- 54- 2-AB
K3EDO 1006- 41- 3-AB
~f~J-1~t. !t ~=t K3CTI 858- 33. 3-A K3ULC 806- 31- 3-A K3NOA 768- 32- 2-AB K3LWT 648- 27- 2-A K3WOD 624- 26· 2-A K3IXR 600- 25- 2-A WA3BNX
550- 25- 1-AB K3MPD 520- 20- 3-A W3KJM 420- 15- 4-AB K3TTP 384- 16- 2-A W3EWV 384- 16- 2-A K3THL 285· 13- 1-A K3EHK 220- 10- 1-A K3JVJ 176- 8- 1-B W3UVD 44· 2- 1-B
K 3JR0/ 31~r_P{Jl s-AB W A3B0E/3 (K3s ZFP
ZHH, W A3BGE) 4794-141- 7-AB
K3HKK/3 (5 oprs.) 4554-127- 8-
ABD W A3CXF (5 oprs.)
1716- 69- 3-AB K3FGL/3 (4 oprs.)
1350· 45- 5-A W A3B0H (K3FKI,
WA3B0H) 880- 40- 1-AB
CENTRAL DIVISION Illinois
K9RVG 8732-242· 8-B K9HMB 7200·150·14-AB WA9KAY
5920-185- 6-AB W9VWY/9
5746-169- 7-B K9ZWV 5580-186· 5·
ABC K9ZWU 5460-182· 5·
ABC WA9FIH
5180-172- 5-AB KL7EBB/g
5040-140- 8-AB W9MCG 4350-145- 5·
ABC WA9FYB
4350-145- 5-AB WA9KAW
3740-110· 7-AB W9LGI 3728-117· 6-B WA9IWU
3450-115- 5-AB K9HPW 3240-108· 5-B K9BDJ 2800-100• 4-
ABC W9EET 2800-100- 4-AB W9DJZ 2700- 90- 5-A WA9MHU
2184- 91· 2-AB WA9NGB
2040• 85· 2-AB WASCJJ/9
2016- 72• 4-B WA9CUK
1988· 71- 4-A K9RCN 1950- 75• 3-AB WA90KO
1848· 66· 4-A W A9FIY 1770· 59- 5-A WA9JIL 1742- 67- 3-A WA9KGA
1680- 60- 4-A K9AMG 1624• 58- 4-A W9UEK 1624· 58- 4-A K9FHM 1586- 61- 3-AB
K9DKI 1560· 60· 3-A K9YJQ 1560- 65• 2-AB WA9CXB
1560- 60- 3-AB ~9.3'li1lJ540- 70- 1-A
1386· 63- I-AB W A9AIJ 1296· 54• 2-A K9ZPS 1224· 51- 2-A W9PMJ 1200- 50- 2-AB WA9LCF
1111· 51· 1-A W9AFA 1092- 42· 3-A WN9PHV•
1064- 38- 4-B K9VTU 960- 40- 2-A W A9EEG 960- 40- 2-A W9AVB 936· 39- 2-AB W A9IPM 936- 39- 2-B W A9MSZ 936- 39- 2-B WA9IRZ 912- 38- 2-B W9FVB 884· 34- 3-A W9ZEW 864· 36- 2-AB W9QVE 840- 35- 2-B K9DTB 832- 32- 3-A WA9BWB
792- 33- 2-A WA9EHL 792· 33• 2-B W A9EJD 770- 35• 1-A W A9IRY 768· 32- 2-AB W9RPH 744· 31· 2-B WA90BQ 744· 31- 2-B WA9FXH696· 29- 2-B W A9KIO 672· 28• 2-A WA9KQD672- 28- 2-B K9VXQ 572- 26· 1-A K9SZT 550- 25- 1-AB W9KYA 550- 25- 1-A W9WIC 484- 22- l•AB WA90CX 462- 21· 1-B W9FVB/9
456- 19- 2-A W9HOW 440· 20- 1-A W9B0D 396· 18- I-AB K9PMJ 38-i· 16· 2-B W A9JKT 36i- 14- 3-A W9DJR 360· 15· 2-B W A9PAI 352- 16- 1-A WA9GVF 330- 1.5- 1-B WA9CWD
308- 11- 4-A W A9JAD 286· 13- 1-A W9CMD 264· 12· l•A W9CTR 264· 11- 2-A
;itM~ m: n: ~=R WN9PWV
242· 13· 1-B W A9EFS 220- 10- 1-A W A9EIG 220- 10- 1-A W9BYD 198· 9- 1-B K9BVW 176• 8- 1-A W9DCF 132· 6· 1-A WN9PDI 132- 6- 1-B W A9AIS 44· 2- 1-A W9EJX (WA9s ERH
KXZLOM) 8512-266- 6-AB
W A90UU CW A9s OUU PGXl 7640-191·10-AB
W A9FJW (W A9s BSF FJW) 7200-200- 8-AB
w ~iir01~~ltllie WA9NTC (WA9sJAD
NTC) 4992-156- 6-A
WA9DUl~il1?P~~! 3-AB
W~ 9~~6~t8¥.<?,~l:B K90N A/9 (W A9s IRY
IRZ) 1608· 67• 2-AB K9YHB (W A9s EJD
MUL) 1006· 41- 3-A WA9D0A (W8BXV.
WN 9QKfd2- 37- 3-AB
Indiana K9QCB 4968-138- 8·
ABCD K9VTT 3581-112· 6-B WNBSOW/9'
2100- 81- 3-B K9JTZ 924· 33- 4-A WA9CFK 896- 32- 4-B W9HDR 884· 34- 3-A WA9QJU/9
720• 30- 2-AB K9SFY 700· 25· 4-B K9WHF 672• 24- 4-B WN9QLM/9
576- 24• 2-B WA8IFU/9
216- 9- 2-A WN9PYB 120- 5• 2-B WN90SX 22· 1· 1-B K9DZK (K9DZK,
WA9FAF) 9240-220-11-AB
W9BZN/9 (5 oprs.) 3570-105- 7-AB
Wisconsin WA9CBP
5256-146• 8-AB WA9JFM
3210-107- 5-AB K9CYF 2160· 72• 5-AB
W9JDU 1768• 68° 3-A K90XY 1120- 35- 6·AB W9KHH 480- 20- 2-A
;gt<i.Q m: 1t t.R K9UQN/9
154- 7• 1-A
;t::t<f 1~t I: l:R K9EWG %8f-"(2• 3-B
DAKOTA DIVISION Mlnmuola
KllDTA 1620- 54- 5-AB WA0DWM
1100- 10- 4-A Suuth Dakt1ta
KllFKJ 495- 17• 5-AB
DELTA DIVISION Artansaa
W A5NOB 799- 26- 7-AB K5ETU 110- 5- 1-AB
Louisiana WA5DXA
2142- 63· 7-A WA5FBQ
1500- 50· 5-A W A5JVL 936- 36- 3-A WA5KEC26~ 11· 2-A
Mississippi WASDOM/5
'4· 2- 1-B Tennessee
K 4EJQ/ 43620- 92-10-AB W4WZC 1422- 41- 8-AB K4FJW /4 450- 15- 5-A K4UWH/4
240- 10· 2-A WA4YFL (WA4s HLS
YFL, Wt:t 8t./. 3"AB
GREAT LAKES DIVISION Mlchiuan
W8NSH 7942-209- 9-AB K8VEX 3162• 93- 7-AB W8CKK 2890- 85- 7-AB K8YYE 2822· 83· 7-AB W8AEF 2822- 83- 7-A
WN 8QP~\68- 68- 3-B W8VRH 1586· 61· 3-B WA8AEE
1540- 55- 4-B W8FSZ/8
1144• 52· l·A WA8MGO
1372- 49- 4-A KSWEX 936- 39- 2-A KSBZY 504- 21- 2•B WA8MKU
484- 22· l·A W8IBB 432- 18- 2-B WA8JJE 352- 16- 1-B K8HXW 330- 15· l•AB W8BCI 242· 11· l·B W A8KZY 19S· 9· 1-AB KSATU 176- 8· 1-B W8PLP 10 176• 8- l•AB WA8GCO 110· 5- l·B K8ZRX/8 88· 4· l•B W8TJQ (W8s BQD,
wWiwW1~~~66i 7•AB 1952- 61- 6-AB
W8MF (6 oprs.) 1635- 55- 5-AB
WSBHF (2 opre.) U95· 58- 3-AB
WA8PWZ (W A8s PWZ, PXA) 266· 10· 4-A
OMo WA8AKK 11
9792-272• 8-AB KSDEO 9500-250- 9-AB W8MOW
6720-210- 6-AB W8NEE 5430-181· 5-AB WSKKF 5372-158- 7-AB WSGGE 5304-156- 7-A WASDZU
4828-142• 7-A WA8GQQ
4650-155· 5-AB K80WB 4620-165· 4-AB WASLXW
4590-153• 5-A K8MHJ 4110-137· 5-AB WSJRN 4108-158- 3-AB KSZES 3996-111 • 8-
BCD WA8PQl3952-152- 3-AB K8JXE 3840-128- 5-AB K8BPC 3224-124· 3-AB KSKTX 3000-100- 5-AB
OST for From June 1966 QST © ARRL
W8DPW 2884-103· 4-AB K8GDV 2814-101· 4•AB WASIKN
2520- 90· 4-AB W8ZOF 2400-100- 2-AB WA8MSB
2210- 85· 3·8 WSIPT 2112- 88· 2-AB WSMOH 2080- 80- 3-A WASDFD/8
2054· 79· 3-A KSWGJ 2024· 92· I-AB WASHVK
2002· 77• 3-B W8PGF 1989· 77· 3-A W8HWD
1976- 76- 3· B W8SK 1960· 70• 4-AB WA8DRC
1920- 80- 2-A K8ZQQ 1764· 63- 4-A KSALO 1736· 62· 4-B WA8LYM
1584· 66- 2-AB WA8LXZ
1512· 63- 2-B WA8FZS 1440• 60- 2-B W8RKL 1392· 58· 2-AB WA8MSA
1392· 58· 2-A WNSPXL'
1378- 53· 3-B WA8AEY
1320- 55· 2-B K8BSC 1260- 42· 5-A K8RZN 1260- 42· 5-A WA8B0A
1200- 50- 2-AB W8KSE 1122- 51- I-AB W8DWT 1104- 46- 2-B K8IGF 1066- H- 3-B WNSPFO
1066· 41>· 3·B K8TUY 968- 44-1-AB W8PTF 960- 40- 2-B K8EJI 924- 42- l·A WA80FZ 902- 41- 1-A W8WAU 888· 37- 2-B W8YCP 840- 35- 2-A W A8DZS 767- 30· 3-B W ASHHF 704- 32- l•A WA8DTU660- 30· I-AB K80TS 648- 27- 2-A W8WYH 638- 29· 1-B WA8BNW
624- 26- 2-A W A8IFU 550- 25- 1-AB W8B0V 528- 24- 1-B W8RLY 528- 24- 1-B WA8LTA 528- 22- 2-B K8AOB/8504- 21- 2-B W A8HCC 504- 21- 2-A K8WVS 450- 15- 5-A W ASIGD 440- W- 1-B W8EHW 374- 17• 1-B W A8RWZ 286- 13- l·A WASHCC/8
242- 11- l·B K8JXE/8 220· 10· 1-A WNSQNR/8
154· 7- 1-B W8RXM/8 12
132- 6- 1-B WA8HVK/8
44- 2- 1-B W A8BCA/8 (10 oprs.)
30,690-495-21-AB W8CCI (10 oprs.)
16,544-376-12-AB W A8RIX \ (W A8s LIS
LIT LIW12-241- 6-AB W A8KCX (K3SAN,)
WSGFG, W ASKCX) 684- 29- 2-AB
HUDSON DIVISION Eastern New York
W2LWI 5350-107-15-B WB2POM
3510-117- 5-AB WA2ZPD
3264-102- 6-B WA2JW0/2
3201J-100- 6-AB K2AR0 270C· 75· 8-B K2CBA/2
2508· 66· 9-A K2GCH 2280- 60- 9-A B K2DNR 2040- 75-10-B WA2YRF
2016· 72· 4-AB W2CTH 1920· 60- 6-AB WA2MCP
1856· 58- 6-AB WA2DTE
1800· 60· 5- AB W2HZZ 1768· 52- 7-B W2DSK 1680- 61- 4-AB K2UKE 1596• 42- 9-B WA20YV
1540· 55- 4-AB WA2GGD
1470· 49- 5-AB WB2CJQ
1386· 50- 4-AB WA2WSY
1260- 45- 4-AB
June 1966
W2HCS 1170- 39· 5-AB K2BGU 1156· 34· 7·AB WB2JRS 1120- 35- 6-B WB2UIU
1120- 40· 4-AB WA2RWR
928· 29· 6-A WB2UEW
896- 32· 4-AB K2KTJ 868- 31- 1-AB K2BUF 780- 30- 3-B K2VNV 750· 25- 5-B K2CWX13 6H- 23- 4-B WB20GN 576- 24- 2-A W2IP 480- 15- 6-B WA2HRE
476- 17- 4-B WB2NPR
442· 17• 3-B WA2GXM
416- 16- 3-B W2CJS 408- 17· 2-AB WA2JWL
364- 14- 3-A WB2QVX
36G· 15- 2-A WB2BZE 286- 11· 3-AB WB2RBG 198- 9- I-AB WB2UYT 168· 7· 2-B K2VAC/2 (6 oprs.)
9272-244- 9-AB WB2NVJ (WB2s NVJ
RFC) 7888-232- 7-AB
WAIFHA/2 (WA2NRJ, WB2HZY)
3232-101- 6-AB WB2PZL (WB2PZL,
WN2RLB) 2464· 88- 4-AB
WB20!M (WB2s OIM OWZ \ RBG)
1920· 64• 5-AB N.Y.C.-L.I.
WB6NIK/2 6545-194- 7-AB
WB2LUU 4128-129- 6-AB
WB2MRK 3960-132- 5-
ABC
WB 2QLP 3840-120· 6-AB W2AEE14
3791-112• 7-A WN2TCS 4
3660-122- 5-B W AZQCF 3600-100· 8-AB WB2MZE
3028· 89- 7-B W2SEU 2464- 77· 6-
ABC W2KXG 2070- 69- 5-B K2LCK 1680- 56- 5-B W2DBQ 1536· 48- 6-B WA2DRK
H28- 42- 7-B WB2MEO
1290- 43 • 5-B WB2RBA
1290· 43- 5-A WN2UHA
1230· 41· 5-B W20UQ 1148- 41- 4-B WBZUKQ 980- 35- 4-B WB2RQM
952- 34- 4-B WN2TWH
952- 34- 4-B WN2VGR896· 32- 4-B W A2EXP 840- 30- 4-B WN2UZU
728- 26· 4-B
WB 2QLM 700- 25· 4-B WA2LEN/2
312· 12- 3-A W2TN I 260- 10- 3- B WB2PGR 132· 6- l·B W2ZSD 112· 4- 4-B WN2TJE 110· 5- 1-B
WB2EDF (WB2s EDF SKQTEO)
12,654-354· 8-AB WB2UWM (WB2UWM,
WN2s TWW UFH) 2670- 89· 5-AB
WB2LCP (WB2s LCP UIV) 2040- 68- 5-A Northern New Jersey
W2NNL 13,310-301-12-AB
WA2FYH/2 10,320-258·10-AB
WB2KLD 10,208-232-12-AB
WA2WIL 9430-205-13-AB
WA2UDT 9400-235-10-AB
W7PUA/2 6930-165·11-BD
WB2KPD 5168·1-52· 7-AB
WB2MZH 5160-172- 5-AB
W2AQT 4370- 95-13-B W2GKR 3450-115· 5-AB W2SXO 3400-100- 7-A WA2IDH
3200-100· 6-AB W2MHJ/2
3090-103- 5-B
K2GLS 1680· 56· 5-AB WB20YK
1638- 59- 4-B WN2UKF4
1352- 52- 3-B W2HXJ 1230· 41· 5-AB WA2ZSN
JJ4q. 41- 4-AB WA2FWL
1120- 40- 4-B W2SMJ 780- 30- 3-AB W2QCR 560- 20- 4-B WB2QNE 456· 19- 2-AB K2GNA 412· 17• 3-AB WB2SWE 432- 18- 2-AB WB2MHR
408- 17- 2-A K2SKV 156- 6· 3-B K2VNW 14i- 6- 2-B W2BLQ 72- 3- 2-B WA2IQU 66· 3- 1-B W A2FGK (K2s LNS
UYH, W A2FGK) 18, 720-360-16-AB
W2JIB/2 (K2s EFB
RMDi21Wfils. 8-AB WB2PAZ (WB2s GRL
PAZ STR) 2055· 69- 5-AB
W A200D (W A200D, WB2TMR)
1350· 47- 5-B
... ACCOl2DIM6 TO HIS 8QOT+iEl2.
WA2ZWB 2652- 78- 7-A
WA2KRX !550- 75- 7-AB WB2LIG
464- 77- 6-A WA2UH
448- 68- 8-A WB2GP
2310- 77- 5-B WB2NH1'
;2282· 82 • 4- B WB2GKU
12268· 81- 4-A WB2PZB!
2250- 75- 5-B WB2NCU
, 1938- 57- 7-B
WB 20T~1904- 68- 4-AB WB2NC:l(
41830- 61- 5-AB WA2ZD
1800- 60 5-AB
WB2RIR (WB2s RIR RQE) 1170- 45- 3-AB
MIDWEST DIVISION Iowa
K9ZUF/0 1152· 36- 6-AB
Kansas W Al}DZI 552· 23- 2-AB Wl}FII 72- 3- 2-A
MiS.'WUTi
W0KMV 3876-102- 9-A WAl}HKP
1515- 52· 5-A Wl}LFE 1020- 34- 5-B Kl}IJJ (Kf,llJJ, Wl}YZS)
3852-107- 8-A K0FPC/0 (Kl}FPC,
W Alls \~f,i:~t} 3-AB
W Al}JRJ (Wl}RQO, W Alls BED JRJ)
2100- 75• 4-AB KllLIR (8 oprs.)
1248- 52- 2-AB
NEW ENGLAND DIVISION
Connecticut K!MRI
13,904-316·12-A KIIED 8316-198-11-B W!HDQIO
5197-120-13-AB WlWHL 4160-104-10-
ABC WlFXS 3680-115· 6-B K!PKQ/1
2464- 77- 6-B KIKKK
2460- 82- 5-AB KIPAI 1824· 76- 2-B WAICYM
H28- 51- 4-B WIVNO 960- 40- 2-AB WIDXE 952- 34- 4-B K!SXF 744- 31- 2-B ~Htb\,M720- 30- 2- B
720- 30- 2-AB KIAOY 696- 29- 2-B w A2BA~;3~1~3i~':.U.
. ABCDE W!MEH (WlMEH,
KILOM) 6996-159-12-BC
KIMUJ/1 (4 oprs.) !692-138· 7-AB
WAIEAZ (KIVQW, WA!EAZ)
3870-130- 5-AB WIAW 1• (Wis QIS
WPR) 1222- 47- 3-B
Eastern Massachusetts WIEUJ 6426-153-11-AB WAIDZJ/1
3995-118- 7-A KIBTF 3348· 93- 8-B WIJSM 3340· 84-10-AB KlCHY 2460- 82- 5-AB W!OOP 2432- 65· 9·
ABC WIQIB 1500- 50- 5-AB WIBWS 1290- 43- 5-A KICQX 756- 27- 4-BC WIBXI 728· 26- 4-AB WN!FFY 676- 26- 3-B W AlDBN 176- 8· 1-B W A!CBG (4 oprs.)
5040-168· 5-AB KIVFY (KIVFY,
WAIABU) 3696- 78-14-A
KIRWS/1 (KIRWS, WAICYX)
1036- 37- 4-AB WA!FCD (WAI s DWL
FCD) 624- 24- 3-B
Maine KIMT J 972- 27 • 8-B KIOYB 330- 11- 5-
ABC
New Hampshire WIASZ/11'
884· 26· 7-B
K9RVG of Chicago, Illinois with the rig that did the trick. Highest score for a station operating only on two.
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From June 1966 QST © ARRL
The operating position at WB2MRK, Manhattan island. It's not a new country, but Phil is sure doing his best to pull that S-2 signal through the noise for a new 432 Mc. QSO. A 4X150 tripler is used with a converter built from the ARRL
Handbook. Phil's antenna for 432 is a 64-element colinear.
KlFTG 130- 5- 3-AB WlHPM (Kl WPM,
WA ls DEi ELM) 5436-151- 8-
ABC WlALE (Wls ALE
YQH) 630- 21- 5-AB Rhode Island
KlTPK 8736-208-11-AB Wes tern Massachusetts
KlANF 3800-101- 9-AB WlMNG 2384- 75- 6-AB WlSTR 2356- 62- 9-AB WAlDZZ/1
2132- 82- 3-B WlWLE 2072- 74- 4-B KlPKZ 1950- 75- 3-B KlNJC/1
1800· 50- 8-A WAlCYK
1680- 70- 2-B WlFAB 1586· 61- 3-AB KlULZ 1470- 49-5-B WN1ECR 4
1464· 61- 2-B WlJWV 1428· 51- 4-AB W!MDM
1320- 44- 5-A WlALL/1
1032- 43- 2-B WlESA 1032- 43- 2-B KlPMK 1008- 42- 2-B WINY 912- 38- 2-B KlIJU 888· 37- 2-B WUC 888· 37- 2-AB KlNMK 825- 29- 5-A KlWXU 816- 34- 2-A KUJV 792- 33- 2-B WlOY 792- 22- 2-A KlESN 756- 27- 4-A WlVNH 744- 31- 2·B KlRPB 720- 30- 2-B KlLDT 696- 29- 2-B W AlDNB 672- 28- 2-B W lU CB 624- 26- 2-AB WlUPF 624- 26- 2-AB KlEPI 504- 21- 2-A WlDGA/1
504- 21- 2-B KlCZZ 384- 16- 2-B WlQWJ 330- 11· 5-D KlEFH 288· 12- 2-A W AlCOR 234- 9- 3-AB
WlKUE 132- 6- 1-A WlKAM 110· 5- 1-A Kl WVX 22- 1- 1-A Wl WFL 22- 1- 1-B KlUVP/1 (KlUVP,
WlUDT) 9000-225-10-AB
WlUWX/1 (Wls EZD UWX) 4250-125- 7-AB
WAlBTU/1 (Kls NJC PKZ, W AlDZZ)
1600- 50- 6-A WlGIV <r_4~8~"J0- 2_B WlMNG/1 (2 oprs.)
176- 8- 1-B
NORTHWESTERN DIVISION
Alaska KL7FCH 506• 23- 1-B KL7ENZ 481- 23- 1-AB KL7EUW 462- 21- 1-AB KL7 AEQ 396- 18- 1-AB KL7BLQ 396- 18- 1-B WL7FIB 4 396- 18- 1-B KL7FHN 374- 17- 1-B W8KNC/KL7
374- 17- 1-AB KL7FHF 363- 17- 1-B WL7FJW 363- 17- 1-B KL7FCG 286- 13- 1-B KL7 AZJ 264- 12- 1-AB KL7EWH 253· 12- 1-B KL7ECO 154- 7- 1-B KL7ENO 110- 5- 1-B
Oreoon WA7BJU/7
840- 35- 2-AB Washinoton
K7BBO 2212- 79- 4-A
PACinc DIVISION East Bay
K6JHV 17 2820- 94- 5-B
Sacramento Valley W6WLI 1092- 39- 4-B W A6JDT 92!- 33- 4-B
From the West, WB6DUB puts his rig through the paces. Dick finds that using o pair of 6146B's in the Seneca is well worth the investment. He's the
certificate winner for the S.C.V. section.
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WA6CQG/6 858- 33- 3-AB
W6GDO 532- 19- 4-ABCD
W6KDJ 234- 9- 3-B K6AAW/6 (K6AAW,
WA6RCY) 2250- 7 5- 5-AB
WB20VBi~ 4~~ oJ't!'-1-B
San Francisco WB6FZH 22- 1- 1-B
San Joaquin Valley K6UJG 1376- 43- 6-AB WB6NFT
1290- 43- 5-AB
Santa Clara V auev WB6DUB
5272-146- 6-AB K6DTR 1800- 60- 5-AB
ROANOKE DIVISION North Carolina
W4EPV 1717· 52· 7-A W4FD0/4
1036- 37- 4-AB
South Carolina WA4LTS
3990- 95-11-A
Viroinfa K4SUM 5244-138- 9-AB WA4TYZ
2670- 89- 5-AB W4VCJ 2040· 51-10-B WN4BHK 4
1932- 69- 4-B W4KVI 1118• 43• 3-B W4GFY/4
390- 15- 3-B W A4CYR (W A4s CYR
MZU) 6264-174- 8-AB K4LHB (K3LNZ,
K4LHB) 2910- 97- 5-AB
lv·est Virginia W8AEC 2961· 71-11-B W A8JCC 2656- 83- 6-AB WA8JFA2656- 83- 6-AB WA8KTT
2656· 83- 6-AB K8WVP 2176- 68· 6-AB KSWXB 990- 33· 5-B WASCTS 930- 31· 5-B K8SDI 924· 33- 4-AB K8KML 624- 24· 3-B K8SDG 560· 20· 4-AB W A8MRI 560- 20- 4-B WN8ROL 476- 17· 4-B K8WMX 420- 15· 4-B W A80KG 392" 14- 4-B
ROCKY MOUNTAIN DIVISION
Colorado W0AJY 1800· 75- 2-AB W01JR 650- 25· 3-A WA0KDQ 88- 4- 1-A
New Mexico W A5ETF 784- 28- 4•
ABC W50JM 754- 29- 3-AB
SOUTHEASTERN DIVISION
Alabama K4WHW1696- 53· 6-AB WA4DBQ
1232- 44- 4-A WB4ALW
1156· 34· 7-AB WA4KMA
1140- 38- 5-AB W MEBS 910· 35· 3-A W 4EKL 870- 29- 5-AB W 4UVM 812- 29- 4-A W A4PHF 696- 29· 2-AB W1ERX 645- 22· 5-A W5GVE/4
510- 17· 5-AB W4YRM 504· 21· 2·AB W4YFN 494- 19· 3-A K4TUT 456- 19- 2-A W A4WZF 418- 19- l·A W A4YXI 384- 16- 2-A K4AA0 264- 11 • 2-A K4VJL 110- 5· 1-A
Georgia K4YZE 312· 13- 2-B WN4ARB 154- 7- 1-B W A4QPL/4 (10 oprs.)
5922-165· 8-AB
SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION
Arizona K7YSE 576· 24- 2-A W7AYY 308· 14- l·A
Los Angeles WA6GAG/6
6210-207- 5-AB WA6WKF
5040-180- 4-A WB6HRH
3224-124- 3-AB WB61TG
2860-110- 3-AB WB6GFD
2548- 98- 3-ABC
WB61BZ 2262· 87- 3-AB WA6FJJ 1911· 74• 3-A WA6QWE
1666· 66- 4-B WB6QXY
1664- 64- 3-A WB6KTD
1568- 56· 4-A K6IOV 1508- 58- 3-A WA6ARC
1417- 55- 3-A WB6KGK
884- 34- 3-AB WA6KIK 672- 28- 2-A W6FNE/6
384- 16- 2-AB KH6EVT/6
154- 7- 1-A K6BPC (4 oprs.)
8120-290· 4-AB
W tti~t~tJ\,fIK 2604- 93· 4-AB Orange
W6GZK 2520- 90· 4-AB WB6PHO 792- 33· 2-AB K6DLY 208- 8- 3-B WB6MVU
144- 6- 2-A WB6ERG/6 (WA6WTD,
WB6ERG) 11,060-395- 4-AB San Diego
WN6RGS 1040· 40· 3-B
W6UFJ/6 (W6UFJ, WB6EUW, WN6PUH)
4228·151· 4-AB Santa Barbara
WB6DIK 528· 24- 1-AB K6YHK 336- 18- 1-B W A6UEF 396- 18· 1-AB W A6UXP 396- 18- l·AB WN60AN
330· 15- 1-B W A6DRO 286· 13· 1-AB WB6KWI 220- 10- l·AB WB6NPJ/6
198- 9- 1-B WlKNV/6
176- 8- l·B WlPIX/6 176• 8- 1-B
K5CMC 1254• 57- 1-A WA5JTN
1156- 34- 7-A WASOMG
924· 33- 4-A K5SXU 418- 19- 1-A
Oklahoma W5W AX 1148- 41- 4-AB WA5DWR
468· 18- 3-A W5LOW 242· 11- 1-AB K5CFM (K5s CFM
EZG, WA5JRH) 5308-104-16-AB
Southern Texas WA5AUA
5356-103-16-AB K5WUD 2560- 64-10-A WA5AUB
1938- 57- 7-AB W A5CYU 512- 16- 6-AB WA5AZF/5
110- 5- 1-A WA5BEY 44· 2- 1-A
CANADIAN DIVISION
Ontario VE3DWL
6880-215- 6-AB VE3EZC 4200-150· 4-B VE3CRU
4060-145- 4-B VE3AIB 3108-111· 4-
VE3DSE 2940-105- tiD VE3CSO 2856-102- 4-B VE3BYU VE 3CBM2520- 90- 4-AB
2314- 89- 3-B VE3AR 2232- 93- 2-B VE3BBC 1898- 73- 3-B VE3DSQ 1846- 71- 3-B VE3CIL 1512- 54- 4-B VE3GAB
1332- 56- 2-B VE3ENJ 1296- 54• 2-B VE3EIJ 1272- 53. 2-B VE3BBO 1248- 52- 2-B VE3CUA
1232- 44- 4-AB VE3FOE 1200- 50· 2-B VE3HR 1080· 45- 2-B VE3DWQ 960- 40- 2-B VE3CUJ 880- 40- l•B VE3AGU 868· 31- 4-AB VE3GAF 864· 36· 2-AB VE3DRX 828· 34· 1-AB VE3CIT 812- 29- 4-Al' VE3EVW 7 50- 25- 5-B VE3DTV 682- 31- 1-B VE3DAY 648• 27- 2-B VE3AL 638- 29- 1-B VE3BHF11
624- 26· 2-B VE3GAG 616- 28· 1-B VE3CWR 504- 21- 2-B VE3DFA 504- 21- 2-B VE3FCE 352- 16- l·B VE3FXN 312· 12- 3-A
WEST GULF ~~if~J ~~t g: ½:~ DIVISION VE3DJB 198- 9- 1-B
Northern Texas V1§3J5l:°y\'Qf3s ASO W A5EOI 6426-188- 7-
6164-134-13-A ABD K5IVB 5192-118-12-A VE3SAU (9 oprs.) W5JWJ 2376- 66· 8-A 4788-126· 9-AB WA50DT2176- 64- 7-A Quebec W A5JTM VE2BZH 1792- 64· 4-B
2108- 62- 7-A VE2ALE 1708- 61· 4-B l K3RZF, opr. 2 K3HJA, opr. • K3YQS, opr,
4 Novtce award winner. & WA3BCD, opr. B K3ZAA, opr. 7 K3KWO, opr. 8 W3ZGI, opr .• W3BWU, opr, 10W8FZE, opr. 11W8UU, opr. 12WA8BOA, opr. 13 W2TFS, opr. 14 WA2ZZF, opr. 15 Hq. staff, not eligible !or award. " Kl WHS, opr. 17 w A6ZTY
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