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::. RESULTS
BARTG RTTY Sprint Contest 1999
9-10 October, 1999
Here are the final results for the BARTG RTTY Sprint Contest, Autumn 1999 as supplied by Contest Manager, John Barber, GW4SKA.
Trophy sponsored by John Barber GW4SKA
Pos. CALLSIGN QSOS MULTS CONTS POINTS ---- -------- ---- ----- ----- -------- 1. UTØI 1021 93 6 569718 2. UXØZ 875 91 6 477750 3. UP5P 753 94 6 424692 4. K4GMH 580 83 6 288840 5. HK3WGQ 588 76 6 268128 6. AEØQ 515 77 6 237930 7. LZ2UF 468 76 6 213408 8. VA7CC 492 72 6 212544 9. KI6DY/Ø 432 65 6 168480 10. K7WM 399 59 6 141246 11. OH2GI 286 71 6 121836 12. CT1AOZ 294 63 6 111132 13. ZS6RVG 251 61 6 91866 14. CE8SFG 137 41 5 28085 
Trophy sponsored by Ken Godwin Sales
Pos. CALLSIGN QSOS MULTS CONTS POINTS ---- -------- ---- ----- ----- -------- 1. AA5AU 596 79 6 282504 2. RU3QW 587 78 6 274716 3. W1ZT 604 75 6 271800 4. 3Z9U 488 81 6 237168 5. PY2MNL 465 73 6 203670 6. GW4KHQ 458 69 6 189612 7. F/OK1EE 425 71 6 181050 8. K4WW 399 74 6 177156 9. MMØBYC 401 69 6 166014 10. W4LC 437 63 6 165186 11. RX9JM 434 63 6 164052 12. KBØKQA 459 58 6 159732 13. IK4ZIF 368 72 6 158976 14. K8ZOA/4 409 64 6 157056 15. SM6WQB 363 71 6 154638 16. OH2LU 341 75 6 153450 17. OK2BXW 358 71 6 152508 18. OH3NGB 360 69 6 149040 19. K5HP 368 63 6 139104 20. W9OL 357 64 6 137088 21. WB2UEF/4 336 65 6 131040 22. CT1FRN 432 60 5 129600 23. DJ3NG 305 69 6 126270 24. N6OJ 341 61 6 124806 25. KJ5SF 319 61 6 116754 26. WA8RPK 378 58 5 109620 27. SM7BHM 329 66 5 108570 28. LA7CL 294 61 6 107604 29. SM6SRW 267 67 6 107334 30. OH2BP 227 77 6 104874 31. HA3UU 252 69 6 104328 32. EW1EA 277 59 6 98058 33. DL1SWB 236 63 6 89208 34. JA1BWA 225 60 6 81000 35. W2YR 229 58 6 79692 36. KR4U 235 56 6 78960 37. DJ2YE 211 61 6 77226 38. YO3APJ 210 61 6 76860 39. DL7VXX 195 64 6 74880 40. OH5HCK 204 61 6 74664 41. EU1SA 218 57 6 74556 42. W9ILY 221 56 6 74256 43. VE5CPU 229 52 6 71448 44. KC8BI 229 50 6 68700 45. AD7U 203 56 6 68208 46. VE3IAY 198 57 6 67716 47. VE6CKG 212 53 6 67416 48. LU8HWD 243 55 5 66825 49. W2JGR/Ø 231 48 6 66528 50. SP2EWQ 181 61 6 66246 51. RU3WR 148 88 5 65120 52. DL4RCK 190 55 6 62700 53. N2WK 168 56 6 56448 54. UA4LU 229 49 5 56105 55. VE9WH 219 51 5 55845 56. AH8LG 198 46 6 54648 57. DM3HZN 204 52 5 53040 58. DM3ML 155 55 6 51150 59. YL2KF 163 52 6 50856 60. 8S4BX 237 53 4 50244 61. IV3KAS 176 54 5 47520 62. DJ6TK 137 57 6 46854 63. UA9JMS 141 52 6 43992 64. RN3OA 200 53 4 42400 65. KF67BIR 151 45 6 40770 66. IK4WMH 133 51 6 40698 67. GØPCA 170 46 5 39100 68. SP4MPH 150 51 5 38250 69. N8YYS 152 47 5 35720 70. N6TQS 146 40 6 35040 71. WØBCF 177 39 5 34515 72. HBØ/DK8EY 173 48 4 33216 73. DL9MBZ 128 51 5 32640 74. IK1NEM 141 46 5 32430 75. SM5UFB 172 47 4 32336 76. JK1IQK 135 47 5 31725 77. WB8IMY/1 128 45 5 28800 78. K7RFM/VE6 141 34 6 28764 79. OZ5MJ 140 50 4 28000 80. SP6NVK 96 48 6 27648 81. AC6JT 127 33 6 25146 82. S56A 104 47 5 24440 83. PA3HCF 130 44 4 22880 84. NØIBT 105 42 5 22050 85. LY2FN 94 39 6 21996 86. IV3ARJ 89 41 6 21894 87. OH3KOK 84 42 6 21168 88. EA9JZ 69 51 6 21114 89. OK2SG 86 49 5 21070 90. IK2WYI 114 43 4 19608 91. VE3WQ 114 33 5 18810 92. WA4TQS 100 36 5 18000 93. GMØJHF 112 40 4 17920 94. LA5TFA 113 39 4 17628 95. KK5YY 103 34 5 17510 96. DH9FAJ 106 41 4 17384 97. LZ2MP 81 40 5 16200 98. SV1CIB 115 35 4 16100 99. JA3EVZ 78 39 5 15210 100. W5BBR 84 36 5 15120 101. DJ9XB 99 37 4 14652 102. IK1FVO 124 39 3 14508 103. I8BVW 70 40 5 14000 104. NØIDT 74 37 5 13690 105. SP2EIW 72 47 4 13536 106. PA7RCE 89 37 4 13172 107. I4HRH 63 33 6 12474 108. WAØSXV 89 28 5 12460 109. IK4YNR 58 40 5 11600 110. DL9ST 70 41 4 11480 111. W7WW 30,8 57 6 10536 112. SP7A 54 39 5 10530 113. IT9NVA 70 30 5 10500 114. DH1PL 55 35 5 9625 115. VK6GOM 97 33 3 9603 116. LU6AM 65 29 5 9425 117. YT7AA 87 36 3 9396 118. AC5SU 56 33 5 9240 119. W3FQE 50 30 6 9000 120. ON4BG 52 40 4 8320 121. ES4BG 59 28 5 8260 122. IK2WFN 56 29 4 6496 123. DJ1OJ 37 30 5 5550 124. YBØUNC 44 25 5 5500 125. HAØGK/QRP 42 24 5 5040 126. ER1LW 43 23 5 4945 127. 9A6ACY 36 26 5 4680 128. LZ2NB 40 25 4 4000 129. KE6QR 66 12 5 3960 130. DM2DZM 50 25 3 3750 131. IK2NCF 33 30 3 2970 132. DL7UKT 43 19 3 2451 133. W4ZGR/1 26 23 3 1794 134. UX1IL 50 15 2 1500 135. MØAEJ 20 14 2 560 136. AF8C 11 11 3 363 137. 9A3CY 8 6 2 96
Trophy sponsored by Arthur Bard G1XKZ
Pos. CALLSIGN QSOS MULTS CONTS PTS CLMD ---- -------- ---- ----- ----- -------- 1. LY1BZB 650 75 6 292500 2. SN1I 352 67 6 141504 3. GXØCWC 269 57 5 76665 4. Z31GX 180 48 5 43200
Trophy sponsored by Alan Hobbs G8GOJ
Pos. CALLSIGN QSOS MULTS CONTS PTS CLMD ---- -------- ---- ----- ----- -------- 1. ONL383 517 75 6 232650 2. BRS27239 292 55 5 80300 3. OH3-911 69 32 4 8832
Checklogs were gratefully received from: GØARF, DL6KBG, IK4EBP, GW4SKA, OK1JN, OE2KGN, UT2IO, SP3QDU, 9K2/KK5OQ, G4EMT, SP7ICE.
This year we were fortunate to have good conditions for our second Sprint contest, and the format attracted good participation from stations around the world. Entries were up slightly, and scores were generally showing an increase of around 25% over the 1998 contest. Nick UTØI won the expert class in style with a total of 1021 valid QSOs, an average rate of 42.5 contacts per hour for the 24 hour period. Good contest software helps greatly when running contacts at this speed, but only good operating skills and knowledge of HF radio will find this many contacts through the entire contest period. The single op class was very hard fought at the top with Don AA5AU just coming out the winner. The top 3 stations all had around 600 QSOs; just 4 extra multipliers would have changed a 3rd place into a win. It was nice to see two British stations in the top ten; maybe next year they could get organised and win in multi-op! The lads at the LY1BZB club station took the honours easily this time; well done. Jean-Jacques ONL383 took the SWL win, and has won every BARTG contest since I have been adjudicating. How about some serious opposition for J-J next year; after all it must be so easy just to listen and write them down!! Congratulations to all of you, and thanks to everyone who took part, commented on the contest, or sent in a check log. The standard of logs was much better this year, with only a few needing re-scoring, for which I am very grateful! See you in the next one. John Barber GW4SKA
Pat VA7CC: Had a great time during this years contest. A solar disturbance arrived late on Saturday afternoon .. however I had a great time. Tom WA8RPK: Very good contest, got in about 14hrs and beat last years score. I hope all have as good a time as I do in these contests. Tnx to all who worked me. Wayne K7WM: Propagation was very strange here in Arizona this year. Still like the format. Tapani OH2LU: Thanks for another BARTG RTTY Sprint. For once it was possible to run DX on all three high bands. Ken GØPCA: Looking at wrong clock (British Summer Time) I started 1 hour early, worked YV, N2, DL GM and EI before realising mistake. Reset everything and never heard YV again! Ho hum there is always next time. Jose CT1AOZ: Too busy (family and work at home). A nice contest with good participation. Will try next year. Ben AC5SU: Family and employer keep reminding me that this is only a hobby (hihi); hope to work everyone next year. Vlado 9A3CY: Very busy this weekend, but for sure see you all in BARTG RTTY 2000. |
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