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FINAL RESULTS

Managed by Dave, G4BUO

Pl. Call Name QSO 80 40 20 Oper. ---- ------------- ---------- --- --- --- --- ------ 1. LY2FY ROLI 236 52 84 100 2. RK3AWL ROB 227 31 77 119 UA3ASZ 3. ES5TV TON 210 44 63 103 4. LY2BM RIM 188 40 65 83 5. YL7A PETER 185 29 73 83 6. ES5RY TOM 180 22 59 99 7. LY9A GED 177 23 43 111 LY3BA 8. SP9LJD LES 172 35 49 88 9. IK2HKT STEN 167 41 63 63 10. I2CZQ PETER 164 36 65 63 11. GØMTN LEE 160 27 64 69 . GM3POI CLIVE 160 38 52 70 13. OK2FD KAR 159 47 60 52 14. IK2ANI ALDO 154 33 51 70 15. HG5Z GYURI 153 35 51 67 . OE2LCM GUN 153 35 54 64 17. MØBBB STEVE 149 29 53 67 18. G4BUO DAVE 148 24 55 69 . EN1U SERGE 148 22 44 82 UX1UA 20. 9A7P LEE 140 38 53 49 9A6XX 21. EI4BZ DAVE 138 30 38 70 22. IZ8CGS GIAN 137 0 49 88 23. IT9VCE AL 133 12 47 74 24. ON6NL ANTON 132 34 50 48 25. LY1FW GED 131 35 19 77 26. OK1DRQ PAVEL 123 45 49 29 27. YU1ZZ MILAN 119 39 46 34 . IØJFE JOHN 119 20 43 56 29. M5ARC/P JIM 118 33 40 45 30. I4AUM GUS 113 10 57 46 31. LY2OM JON 108 15 32 61 32. OH4RH MAURI 107 10 41 56 33. UA3VFS ALEX 104 3 46 55 34. UY7C MAX 103 19 26 58 UR3CMA . PAØRCT REIN 103 27 51 25 36. G4BWP FRED 95 0 49 46 37. LZ1DM PLAM 91 24 0 67 . IN3FHE INA 91 15 39 37 39. UA3DLD ALEX 89 16 8 65 40. I2UIY PAOLO 84 24 1 59 41. OK2BND JAN 83 20 23 40 42. ISØLLJ ANNA 80 0 23 57 43. IK2YYS WAL 78 11 27 40 44. DK5LF BERT 74 18 37 19 . OK1FJD DAVID 74 22 24 28 46. F5VHN ROB 73 19 25 29 . M5RIC RICK 73 1 45 27 48. IZ1ANK STEVE 71 12 24 35 49. UY5ZZ VLAD 70 0 0 70 50. RA3TT NICK 67 0 0 67 . IZ7EDQ LEO 67 0 15 52 52. LY2UF MINDIS 63 6 42 15 53. LZ2UZ KRIS 61 0 4 57 54. EI7CC PETE 60 0 23 37 55. MØGEB GRAHAM 59 3 27 29 . LY2OX TED 59 18 0 41 57. LZ9R NAS 56 0 0 56 LZ3YY 58. GW4BLE STEVE 55 22 33 0 59. ON5ZO ZEP 53 26 11 16 60. EI8IU BRIAN 50 9 13 28 61. YO3CZW MARIUS 49 8 11 30 62. IZ8FEN CARMINE 46 3 16 27 63. HB4FL MIKE 43 8 17 18 HB9REZ . 9A5KV FREDI 43 8 15 20 65. YL2PA OT 41 0 6 35 66. ON5SD JOS 40 0 15 25 67. MI5JYK/P PETE 32 0 0 32 68. OK1FHI RADEK 30 0 6 24 69. DJ1OJ HEIJO 27 0 0 27 70. MØMAT MAT 24 0 6 18 . EA8/SM6X LEN 24 0 0 24 SM6CLU 72. UA9FM ALEX 22 0 0 22 73. EA3FHP JOSEP 19 0 0 19 . SM5IMO DAN 19 0 8 11 . IK2SAE PAOLO 19 2 2 15 76. VU3DJQ RAM 18 0 0 18 . F8CFE STEVE 18 0 0 18 78. UT5UGR DIM 16 16 0 0 79. IK1VEK RENATO 9 0 0 9 80. SP8ONB JACK 8 2 0 6 81. SM6D DAN 3 0 0 3 82. MMØANT RAB 1 1 0 0

Comments:

Thanks to a great publicity effort there was a good turnout in the Spring EU SSB Sprint, with high scores and plenty of log entries. Congratulations to the top three who all broke the 200 QSO barrier. The very strong record of wins from Lithuania continues, this time Roli LY2FY leads by a comfortable margin over Rob RK3AWL and Ton ES5TV. That part of northern Europe accounted for the top eight entries this time. 20 metres was the strongest band for most, and everyone struggled during the last hour of the contest on 80 metres. Some highlights: operating from LY1YK’s station, LY2FY achieved the 2nd highest SSB score ever, just one QSO behind the record held by ZD8Z since 1996. RK3AWL and ES5TV achieved the third and fourth highest scores ever, and RK3AWL made 119 QSOs on 20m, the second highest ever 20m score. RK3AWL was operated by UA3ASZ (a first time entrant) from the RL3A Club station using rotary quad antennas from 20 to 80m. Once more we enjoyed seeing several participants belonging to WWYC - World Wide Young Contesters. Welcome guys! Callsign errors were a big source of lost points. Remember that the sprint rules say that both calls must be sent by each station. This helps to reduce callsign errors, and by sending your call at the end of your exchange when you are to stay on the frequency, you can signal to others that you are ready to be called. This is explained more fully on the web site <www.qsl.net/eusprint>. Thanks for your entries and we’ll see you in the Autumn Sprints! Paolo Cortese, I2UIY