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::. RESULTS
BARTG RTTY Sprint Contest 2000
Claimed Scores 22-23 January, 2000
Here are the final results for the BARTG RTTY Sprint Contest, January 2000 as supplied by Contest Manager, John Barber, GW4SKA.
Trophy sponsored by John Barber GW4SKA
Pos. CALLSIGN QSOS MULTS CONTS PTS CLMD ---- -------- ---- ----- ----- -------- 1. UP5P 640 92 6 353280 2. K4GMH 710 81 6 345060 3. HK3WGQ 541 85 6 275910 4. W1ZT 576 72 6 248832 5. AA5AU 501 74 6 222444 6. MMØBYC 429 70 6 180180 7. K4WW 385 72 6 166320 8. CE8SFG 354 76 6 161424 9. GW4KHQ 435 69 5 150075 10. LZ2UF 444 63 5 139860 11. W4LC 344 64 6 132096 12. CT1AOZ 303 59 5 89385 13. VA7CC 289 55 5 79475 
Trophy sponsored by Ken Godwin Sales
Pos. CALLSIGN QSOS MULTS CONTS PTS CLMD ---- -------- ---- ----- ----- -------- 1. S58T 704 90 6 380160 2. LY3BH 520 81 6 252720 3. K5YG 550 76 6 250800 4. LY1BZB 428 82 6 210576 5. RI9C 562 73 5 205130 6. YL2KF 451 74 6 200244 7. UA4CJJ 498 66 6 197208 8. W4/KL7Q 403 71 6 171678 9. RV3QX 395 65 6 154050 10. KE1AK 411 62 6 152892 11. YU7AM 438 67 5 146730 12. UA4LU 339 63 6 128142 13. DJ3NG 332 64 6 127488 14. RA3ANI 307 64 6 117888 15. WA9ALS 329 58 6 114492 16. W6/GØAZT 306 62 6 113832 17. F5JKK 300 61 6 109800 18. I2SVA 278 63 6 105084 19. OH3NGB 334 62 5 103540 20. DJ5JK 228 75 6 102600 21. OK2BXW 265 64 6 101760 22. WAØSXV 278 61 6 101748 23. RK2BZ 368 55 5 101200 24. KE4KWE 284 52 6 88608 25. WB2UEF/4 261 54 6 84564 26. NA2M 223 61 6 81618 27. SM4GVR 230 59 6 81420 28. SM6WQB 306 65 4 79560 29. VK4UC 219 59 6 77526 30. F6AUS 208 61 6 76128 31. G5LP 210 60 6 75600 32. VE5CPU 242 51 6 74052 33. SM7BHM 192 62 6 71424 34. RX9JM 216 55 6 71280 35. GØDEZ/2K 260 54 5 70200 36. WA8RPK 239 58 5 69310 37. DJ9XB 205 56 6 68880 38. GØURR 244 56 5 68320 39. IV3HAX 170 59 6 60180 40. SV1DNW 242 47 5 56870 41. W1/WB6BIG 161 58 6 56028 42. AH6OZ 246 45 5 55350 43. SM5UFB 271 50 4 54200 44. SM6FUD 246 55 4 54120 45. MØCFV 200 53 5 53000 46. EA8/DJ1OJ 228 57 4 51984 47. RZ1AZ 163 48 6 46944 48. K8VT 161 48 6 46368 49. W7WW 203 37 6 45066 50. GØPCA 305 47 3 43005 51. 9A6ACY 171 49 5 41895 52. DM3HZN 162 51 5 41310 53. UAØFZ 144 47 6 40608 54. N2WK 120 56 6 40320 55. DL7VBO 140 50 5 35000 56. OZ9AG 180 48 4 34560 57. HA3LI 199 43 4 34228 58. DK3ML 146 44 5 32120 59. UAØAGI 139 46 5 31970 60. VE5SF 140 37 6 31080 61. OZ5MJ 127 45 5 28575 62. ON4KGL 130 43 5 27950 63. 8P6SH 98 47 6 27636 64. KR4U 154 35 5 26950 65. GW4JBQ 153 43 4 26316 66. JH1OAI 115 45 5 25875 67. PS7ZZ 124 40 5 24800 68. OH4BB 112 44 5 24640 69. NØIBT 126 39 5 24570 70. ON6NL 87 47 6 24534 71. W7DPW 136 36 5 24480 72. K3SV 115 42 5 24150 73. KSØM 109 36 6 23544 74. DL5YAS 117 40 5 23400 75. OH2GI 103 45 5 23175 76. IK2UVR 107 43 5 23005 77. ON4BG 108 37 5 19980 78. EC2ADR 85 39 6 19890 79. OH2LU 110 43 4 18920 80. PA7RCE 121 36 4 17424 81. N8YYS 116 37 4 17168 82. WB1ABR 80 41 5 16400 83. IZ7ATH 86 38 5 16340 84. K8SIA 129 41 3 15867 85. UT1IA 99 32 5 15840 86. DK3WW 87 43 4 14964 87. UR5FEO 188 38 2 14288 88. ZS6RVG 93 38 4 14136 89. DL9ST 83 34 5 14110 90. VE6JY 66 35 6 13860 91. OK1AUP 99 35 4 13860 92. JL6HKJ 99 34 4 13464 93. OK2VP 116 38 3 13224 94. VE9MY 110 39 3 12870 95. JA2BY 78 33 5 12870 96. WA9AFM 114 28 4 12768 97. OH5HCK 62 34 6 12648 98. W5BEN 72 35 5 12600 99. LW9EPB 72 34 5 12240 100. W5BBR 86 35 4 12040 101. LZ2MP 110 35 3 11550 102. SN8A 67 34 5 11390 103. CX7BF 59 35 5 10325 104. HB2AWS 100 34 3 10200 105. DK6CQ 73 33 4 9636 106. KC4SAW 72 33 4 9504 107. RU3WR 90 31 3 8370 108. YO3APJ 87 32 3 8352 109. LU6AM 66 31 4 8184 110. SP4BOS 84 31 3 7812 111. VE3BUC 70 20 5 7000 112. DF1ZN 66 26 4 6864 113. DL9YP 61 28 4 6832 114. LA7CL 75 29 3 6525 115. SP2EIW 46 27 5 6210 116. SM6SRW 68 28 3 5712 117. UX1IL 55 23 4 5060 118. KF6BIR 57 21 4 4788 119. JA3EVZ 30 27 5 4050 120. 9A3CY 50 23 3 3450 121. SP3XR 40 28 3 3360 122. KØCOP/4 51 20 3 3060 123. W3FQE 42 24 3 3024 124. W4JLS 30 25 4 3000 125. LA6TP 33 19 4 2508 126. HSØGBI 31 24 3 2232 127. 4Z5CP 45 22 2 1980 128. OG1MM 33 25 2 1650 129. KA9NZI 31 17 3 1581 130. SM5AAY 20 18 4 1440 131. OK1JN 29 23 2 1334 132. GW3YVC 33 18 2 1188 133. 9V1XE 17 11 5 935 134. YL2GTD 27 15 2 810 135. OG1UP 25 16 2 800 136. N1MGO 17 12 3 612 137. IV3SKB 18 11 3 594 138. JH5OXF 9 9 3 243 139. CG2PIJ 8 8 2 128 140. RU3RQ 4 4 2 32
Trophy sponsored by Arthur Bard G1XKZ
Pos. CALLSIGN QSOS MULTS CONTS PTS CLMD ---- -------- ---- ----- ----- -------- 1. KE7AJ 436 63 6 164808 2. 3Z1V 368 68 6 150144 3. UX2FXX 294 66 6 116424 4. GØCWC 208 52 5 54080 5. VE9WH 184 50 4 36800 6. UP6F 169 49 4 33124 7. VE3GCB 99 37 5 18315
Trophy sponsored by Alan Hobbs G8GOJ
Pos. CALLSIGN QSOS MULTS CONTS PTS CLMD ---- -------- ---- ----- ----- -------- 1. ONL383 432 70 6 181440 2. F-11734 121 68 4 32912 3. OK1-35535 35 21 3 2205 4. OH3-911 43 16 1 688
Checklogs were gratefully received from: EA5DWS, RA4CTR, OH3KOK, and ER3KS.
The change of date to January seems to have been accepted without complaint, and the unique format of this contest attracted a lot of stations to take part. Conditions were not too good on the higher bands, and this kept the overall scores lower than in the 1999 contest for some entrants. The key to good scoring for most stations is to find the balance between multipliers and good rates; although the mults only count once, you can’t pick up a winning total by just going for the best rate. The other essential is finding all 6 continents, which wasn’t too much trouble with ZS6RVG and a couple of other African stations putting out good signals. Congratulations to all the winners, and especially to S58T for beating the ’experts’. Two British stations in the top ten experts is also good to see. Thanks to all who entered for your support. John Barber GW4SKA
Vlado 9A3CY: I couldn’t get my turn on the radio, my XYL Vesna 9A6ACY did not let me HI! Thank you for very enjoyable contest anyway. Vesna 9A6ACY: It was a pleasure to work with all of you. See you in the next BARTG contest. Rich MMØBYC: Lo power is a challenge, some day I’ll have a beam and an amp. (some folks can only dream of your 75 watts, inverted vee and vertical, Rich!!) Jim VE9WH: Tons of fun but real hard trying to pull calls out when they are 4 and 5 deep. Thanks to those who worked me and hung in to get the contact. See you in the next one. Miro S58T: Worked hard all 24 hours. Unusual band conditions, new snow, strong 80m QRN, but anyway many stations worked on 5 bands. Thanks to all! Bill K5YG: Had a great time in my first BARTG RTTY Sprint! Operating 24 hours straight is something else, to say the least. Found it hard to stay awake searching for multipliers early Sunday morning. John GW4KHQ: Certainly felt the pressure of moving into ’Expert’ class. Disappointed not to work 6 continents, better luck next time. George W1ZT: Thanks to BARTG for a very interesting and challenging contest. The format is a good balance between seeking new contacts versus multipliers! This was my second try at this event and I need to continue to improve my ability to capture those elusive Japanese multipliers from here in Northeast USA. (nice to see someone really thinking about how to improve their score) John WA9ALS: Great contest – THANK YOU! I think the continent multiplier is very interesting – makes you sweat a little! Ken GØPCA: Worked more than last year. Good to see more call signs on the screen as well. Saving hard for a Linear Amp, 50W seems to get lost sometimes! Eric F5JKK: A great contest, working all continents in good propagation. Thanks to our trophy sponsors:
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