Entry is for 15m single band single op high power 
I did make QSOs on 20m and 40m which are included as checklogs 
73, Andy

100W
QTH Kasumigaura-city Ibaraki-pref.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed with the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

This year also I enjoied this contest. TNX !
IC-7000M, 50W, 12mH Mobile Whip

I tryed to send CQ for the first time.

9A/Croatia (9A1TT) is a www.RemoteHamRadio.com station that
members may operate remotely.  Rig consists of a FLEX-6300
driving an OM2000A+ 1500W amp.  160m antenna is a 31.5m vertical
with a top hat and 6 radials elevated 6m.  A 4 square is provided
for 80m and separate beams are provided for 40, 20, 15 and 10m.
W, NW, N and NE beverages are provided for 160, 80 and 40m RX.

slow due to excessive EU QRM.  Saturday was the most productive
day because W/VE stations were working me for Croatia.  Sunday
was very slow because most W/VE stations had already worked me on
20m, the only band open until Croatian sunset.  It was 2-3 hours
after 20m was dead before 40m opened.
the FRC for the custom Telnet filter they provided for my
location as well as numerous N1MM+ tips that they provided.
These were no doubt contributing factors to my highest number of
QSOs ever in a contest.

First CW Contest!

THANKS FOR THE CONTEST.  ENJOYED IT!!  ELEV 19' WIRE VERTICAL @ 31' & 3 COUNTERPOISE WIRES @ 12'

My first ARRL DX since about 45+ years ago! ... many thanks to the great ears and antennas hearing
my 2-watt QRP signal!!! ... managed to work at least 2 stations in each of Hawaii, Australia, and
New Zealand(3) on 40m from New Jersey (East Coast USA)! ... altogether 49 countries, including 7 new
ones ... Rig:  Softrock RXTX Ensemble 40m/20m, Quisk software transceiver, 40m/20m fan vertical with
32 radials.

Ice storm damaged 160m antenna and receive antennas, so I decided
operte low power.  Sometimes tough going against the many using
more than 100watts.  10m was open to SA, while 15m was open to
parts of EU on Saturday, but Sunday these paths did not
materialize, but had some N/S propagation.  Noise levels on
40m/80m were extremely quiet at my QTH.  Maybe the ice caused the
power line noise to disappear Friday night and Saturday.  Noise
came back Sunday afternoon causing havoc (S7-S9), but was able to
dig many callsigns out.  Thanks for bearing with my low power
(100W).  Low power on 80m makes thinhs challenging, but many on
the other side had good ears.  Thanks all of the QSOs and had fun
as usual putting more time in, but not stirring many QSOs when
running, so spent lots of time S&P. 73

A very enjoyable contest. Conditions were great on the low bands, with a few openings on 15m. 73 de
Jim ac9ez

100w to ground mounted vertical. First contest after CVA. Apologies to those who endured my ragged
fist.

YAESU FT-857D 5W, MA5B and G5RV...

Operating conditions:
I worked with an old Kenwood TS430S without any filter and my loved Russian key. The antenna was a
Carolina Windom (short version) at 6 meters height. It's exciting, just a little tricky to maintain
the transmission cadence for a long time without making mistakes. There is no rush, it is about
enjoying the moment, living the contact.

Always an interesting contest, enjoyed it a lot despite my poor antennae setup.

Enjoyed some good hours on 80m and even on 160m! 5Watts on a multiband
dipole, 3eel on 20m.

poor condx this year - nevertheless fine contest - tnx and 73

my first time in this contest. Lot of fun to work only stations from
North America. Also my first contact to US on 160m.
Rig: FT-991A, antenna 160/80m inverted L, 20m dipole

ICOM 120 Watts Vertical or 2-ele-Quad

FT991A (90 Watt) >> AT130 >> FD3 (off-center-fed dipole, 8m up, 7 MHz)
>> MFB23 (2 Element-Mini-Yagi, 11m up, 14 MHZ)

Thank you for organizing this contest; 73, Hans

conds on 40m at night were just awful,  skips from both sides of
the Atlantic mostly ended up in the pool,-  quit prematurely,
IC7600, ZS6BKW

Due to time restrictions I entered the SB-40 category. More than half of the QSOs were done within
the first 4 hours (700+). From that time on the conditions dropped so that I decided to take a
break. The rest of the 567 QSOs took approx. 12 hours so not much fun anymore. See you next year
maybe in all band category.
Take care and stay safe from the virus.
Station setup FT1000 MP MarkV, homemade MOSFET PA, 2 el. full size Quad up 100 ft.

73, Armin, DK9PY

Again nice to work in this contest. One of my favorite contests. Tnx.

Not much to be worked with a wire antenna and 5 W when sunspots are
low. Still better than no QSOs at all after missing the event three
times in a row. Let's hope for better condx next time.

Nice conditions on Saturday (in solar minimum). But only 5 !!! qsos on Sunday - all with qtf to
Southamerica and all of them were very weak and a struggle. During 5 hours no one heard my cqing in
Northamerica - not even a skimmer. On Sunday also the big guns (w3lpl, k1ttt, ...) were very weak -
glad to work them on Sat with good signals.
Send comme

My first ARRL Contest participation was in 1950.

Checklog only

IC-7410, 100W, 80m/40m delta loop, 20m/15m 2EL yagi

Kenwood TS-890 with 100 W.
Ant. MP1 on balcony in abt 30m over ground.

IC7610, ant:W3EDP

very bad propagation conditions

73 de Olaf dl7cx

I worked during my GMA summit activations some stations on 20m...with
only qrp and a 20m vertical. I hope that is not a problem that I
worked also 160m.

Good activity but poor conditions. No 15 m opening. Very noisy
low bands.

Not so easy with 100 Watt, but nice contest !

400 Watt ,  Yagis

many thanks to all for Qs in very difficult Aurora condx.

FTDX-3000, 100 W
Aerial51 Mod. 807 HD

Conds last year were better, more multiplicators on all bands. But fun again.

Great fun!!! QRP brings LOTS of surprises!!

FLEXRADIO 5000a
dipolo DX-B Alpha Delta o hy gain avq 14+expert
1k O COWEB
jmmaot@eresmas.com

Despite the Propagation and time constraints, I really enjoyed the contest.
My Long Wire Dipole and my old (first generation) FT 817 did a good job.
Thanks to all for your patience for working QRP Stations.

Icom 7300
EaxBeam
Dipole 40 & 80 m.

I know it wasn't easy to pick me up from the noise so I am very greatful to all those who were able
to do so :)

HF never stops surprising me. Highlight was a 10m skew path (beaming
South America) opening Saturday well after dark. Worked 77 stations in
25 states in all call areas except W0 (K0RF did not hear my call) and
W7 (only worked AZ). Sunday evening the opening was there but much
weaker, except for N4BP and N6SS which I heard for hours. Looking
forward to the next ARRL DX CW.

Nice to meet you. Rig is IC 756 and antennas on 40 and 80 a 16
meters long random wire. Vertical antenna on 20 and 15 meters
bands. I enjoyed the contest.
https://www.qrz.com/lookup/EA5VK

One more year of participation, conditions were not good in the 10 meter band, which remained closed
throughout the contest.
Encourage small stations to participate in this fantastic contest.
400 QSO with a magnetic loop and an inverted L for 40-80 meters @ 100 W.
73 de EA5XA

Remote Station of EA7RCS Op by EC7AKV Fonsi
10/15/20/40 - Cushcraft A3S+40M Kit
80 - Wire Dipole Homemade 60/80M Adjust to 80M SSB
160M Nothig at moment
Kenwood TS-590S 100W

Some hours lost due to antennas problemas. Enjoyed much as always.
Thanks to Bego and Raul, EC7WR for their hospitality.

Station description:  TX/RX:  Yaesu FT-897D (abt. 100 W
output), Antenna:  G5RV Jr. + 80 m loading coils, 5 meter
high over a 8-story building.  Logging/Keying:  NA v10.69
+ home-made Accu-Keyer.

Remote operation, only 1 radio and few hours, CU next year. 73 de ED1R Team

SDR trcvr SunSDR2-PRO, SPE 1.3KFA, VERTICALS

Due to travel restrictions the remote operation was the only choice to participate in this CW fiesta
from perfect ED8W site. To keep things simple, the SOSB on 20m was the best option considering the
condx. Setup worked perfectly (IC-7610 with N1MM+). I was feeling like playing video game, sometimes
the band condx were like in morse runner cw practising mode, no QRM just loud signals from US/VE one
after another in nice rate...hi. Manolo EA8DO spent the w/end in the shack, supervising the station
and keep pushing me to the limit. Without his huge effort and help it would not be possible. My
thanks goes to the station owners Mari EA8LF and Manolo EA8DO, our second family on the Isla La
Bonita. Gracias.

Enjoyed first ARRL Contest. Increased my WAS
SUPERDUPER USED AS LOGGER

Not enough time, 40m very poor
SD worked a treat

Only had a few hours over weekend but great fun
will make sure I am around next time for a proper
effort. Used SD by Paul EI5DI, great software

Tnx for ARRL - Comtest

FT897d 50w + LW 42m

TNX

band open 2nd day on 160M. Lots of Europe callers:
runners / very popular

No new states for me this time!

Elecraft K2 - 5 w - Ant verticale Gap Titan

DIPOLES

RUNNING ICOM IC-7410 AND LONG WIRE + VERT ANT

Nice contest as usual. Difficult on 15m, nothing on 10m with NA.

Had fun but propa was not very good during my free time. 73

2 WATTS - DIPOLE

Sad time! K=4 geomagnetic fade burst all sunday time. Improbable work even on 20M.

My first Arrl dx Cw in QRP SO(AB) Assisted with :
FT-817ND + Norrow Filter - 5 Watts - Vertical Antennas (R7 + HF6V).

Thank you for taking the time to decode my signals in the noise.
Unfortunately no qso on 160 and on 10m due to a very lower propagation.
A successful weekend and above my expectations with this little setup.

F8AOF/Jery

Bonjour,
J'ai pris plusieurs heures de mon temps de travail pour renvoyer un état des liaisons et au final
je constate que 0 points. Le moins que l'on puisse dire c'est que pour le nouveau opérateur radio
que je suis j'ai perdu mon temps. Au lieu de mettre à zéro, une adresse pour demander comment
faire serait bienvenue. J'ai bien contacté les stations indiquées et je pense que vous trouverez
confirmations dans leurs journaux. A l'avenir, à moins que quelqu'un ait la gentillesse de me
répondre et de m'aider j'éviterai cette activité.
Cordialement
F8FPW

Hello,
I took several hours of my working time to send back a link state and in the end I see 0 points. The
least we can say is that for the new radio operator that I am I wasted my time. Instead of zeroing,
an address to request a comment would be welcome. I have contacted the recommended stations and I
think you will find confirmations in their logs. In the future, unless someone is kind enough to
answer me and help me I will avoid this activity.
cordially
F8FPW

Full remote operation for all operators. With VOIP and delay, it was
not easy to decode weak signals distorded by poor propagation. Our 40m
antenna broke during the contest, but we managed to fix it before the
end, and enjoyed nice run for few hours.

Propagation not all that great but the contest was fun!

Station and logging
Station and logging all worked fine
Poor conditions on all bands.
An enjoyable, well mannered contest.

CHECKLOG

FTdx101MP, KPA500, SteppIR beam,  20m.
west stn's made for very poor copy here.
old friends across the watery divide!

Could only be active for short spells over the weekend. Sunday evening
conditions very poor on all bands.

Health problems restricted operation, enjoyed the challenge with
poor conditions, 73's

IC7400 100w & home made vertical.No CQ�??s! All �??search & pounce�??qso�??s.

Not a serious effort (as is clear from the log...) but took a few trips into the shack (a) to keep
my hand in, and (b) to give out a few points. Conditions not good. 20m was my best (perhaps I should
say least worst) band. Some strong S. Americans on 15m here in South London but very few W/VE. No
W/VE heard on 10m. Of course, an inverted L with a 50ft top 20ft up doesn't help :-)

Just a small entry. Conditions not their best.

A brief single band entry. But enjoyable.

Not sure whether to do a full-on entry, but the first hour made the
decision for me! I went back to bed and got up at 5am, when topband
was in good form, but the rest of the weekend was a real struggle.
Looks like I missed an opening late on 15m on Saturday, but Sunday
was a washout. The last hours were a struggle with most 40m signals
down in the noise. You'd call a weak W and then he'd get even weaker
when he replied! UK definitely too far north when conditions are
so disturbed. At one point on Saturday I noticed that every signal
from Tennessee had auroral flutter, but W8s and VE3s had pure
signals. Very odd.

No Beams, no Towers just a wire G5RV at 10m ASL 27m Total Antenna Height 37m (120' ASL). Radio ICOM
7610
Conditions were abysmal at times and down times were exceptional. However, fun was had when the
conditions allowed.

Note: Two Canadian stations gave "MAR" which has been changed in the log
to "NS" as MAR was not acceptabe to the logging programme
Generally poor conditions - southern Europe had much better propagation
than those of us in the North. Hard work at times.

Two contrasting days. Saturday had propagation on 15m and even one QSO
on 10m but Sunday had none of either; would have been more fun if the
best had been saved for the end rather than conditions deteriorating
through the weekend.

Band conditions not sparkling, especially QRP.  Using FT-817ND and EFHW.  Too many strong EU contest
stations on Day 1 so just an hour or so of operating on the second day when all the strong stations
had already worked each other:-)

Great fun and great opportunity for some qrp dx!  On Saturday I used my K2 running 5w to a home made
hexbeam and on Sunday my kx3 also running 5w to my hexbeam.  Nice conditions and I kept going until
the strong signals were all dupes.  Tried running every now and then but barely registered on the
RBN and no one came back so I stuck to S&P- some fine ops with great ears out there, thanks to all
who made the effort to gig my qrp sig out of the noise.  73, Peter GM0EUL

good fun in poor conditions

Busy contest and sure am glad that some US and VE stations have excellent ears to hear my qrp calls
during your daylight hours
Thanks for the contacts 73 Bill

Had issues so only managed a few QSO's

Appalling conditions - especially on Sunday

RIG:HOME MADE TS9D
POWER 5W - 2xKT922 at 13,8V
ANT YP3 PORTABLE 3 ELEM. YAGI

RIG: IC-706MK2 + MFJ-941E

20W, vertical loop antenna (fixed)
Could spend only a few hours for the contest, mainly on the 1st day.
Much better propagation on 20m on Saturday. THX & 73!

ARRL DX CW 2020

IC 746pro 100w ant V80s 32 radial

ICOM756pro 100w
3el yagi - GP-s - dipole

Good Contest ,  but very bad conditions on 15 and 10 meter band

More QSOs than last year but less multipliers. Awful
Awful propagation on Sunday afternoon, hopefully the conditions on
the low bands were good. Only few openings on 15 meter, 10 meter dead.
Station TS990 + amplifier with wire antennas only.

Elecraft K3  100 Watts
Force 12 C-4s (2 elements on 14/21/28 MHz shortened Dipole on 7 MHz)
Kelemen Dipole 3.5/1.8 MHz

FT-991A Doublet 2x13.5m

rig IC-7851 and automatic linear amplifier OM 2000A+ antenna: 5-Band
Hexbeam and 2x34m inverted V center fed dipole for 30-160m using SAMS
antenna matching system thanks for contact 73 Jrg, HB9DQL

RIG: Elecraft K3S (100 W)
ANT: Corner feed Delta Loop

Lots of fun even with poor antennas.

IC746+all bands antenna=2m antenna mast plus AH-4 automatic tuner

Very beautiful contest made with only 5 watt and a wire !

rtx...ft991a 100w
ant...magnetic loop

mi sono divertito

On Saturday I had only two hours to devote to the contest early morning.
I went to the country house where two antennas had been taken down. I was
frustrated. 73 Gio ik2ait

my first contest in cw!

control Log

Only a few hours and only on 20m.
Sunday evening they closed earlier than saturday.
10m dead, I expected some activity on 15m, but when I've tried them, no signals at all.
Nice and funny contest as usual.
CU into the ssb part.
Marco - IK2XSL.

Partial time partecipation but fun.

I�??m sorry, I made  mistake typing my grid square.
Correct is JN81KC instead of KN81KC.
I apologyse.
Best 73.
Sal, Ik7ukf, Bati, Italy.

Three hours in contest!

CU NEXT YEAR   73 Vini - IK2CIO

IQ2GM S.OP.ALL BAND LOW POWER

Non parlare di CW. Fallo e basta!

Hello
Bad propagation on 15 meter
Good on 20 meter
Running K3 and 2 Elements Yagi full on 40 meter and 3 element 20 meter
Power out 100 Watt
73 tu All
de IV3BCA Paolo
iv3bca@gmail.com

FT 817   5W   G5RV

Nice to take part even for a few hours. Good opening on saturday evening.
Almost closed on Sunday evening.

not so good propagation from my side... just a couple os QSO on 20, 73 de
IZ2FME

GRAZIE

Beautiful contest, always fun, good participation too bad for the lack of
propagation that did not allow to have fun to the end. See you at the
next edition, hoping to improve everything. It is always a thrill to
listen to and connect American stations. Thanks to all the stations that
have had the patience to connect me. 73 'to All by IZ8GUQ Giovanni

thank for contest .my rig sunsdr2 pro 5w
antenna dipolewire for 20 m.many thanks

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Enjoy

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

The propagation was not very good especially early Sunday UTC due to geo-magnetic storm.  The best
Q's were k9CT from IL and WX4G from FL.

I enjoyed the contest

I enjoyed the contest.

I had exceeded 100 QSO! Thank you.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest, It was very nice propagation on 20m.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.
Condx is not so good.

Radio: YAESU FT-817ND
Antenna: 1/4 wave vertical

I enjoyed the contest.

SOSV

I enjoyed the contest.
2019-01-01

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Tnx FB Contest !!

ICOM IC7100 100W
Inv VEE, Vertical

SOSV

I enjoyed the contest.

RIG:IC-706 50W   ANT:Vertical

I enjoyed the contest.

Hight-Band condition were not good.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I operated only on the first day with a MicroVert antenna at coastline.

CATEGORY-POWER: HIGH   not QRP

I enjoyed the contest.

Enjoy!

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Fun to have QSOs. Thanks.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest !

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

The last morning was better on 15&20m. Nothing on 160m&10m neithter
wkd nor hrd. Mni tnx for hearing me and wonderful ears, guys!
73's Akira, JA8RWU

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

TX: IC7300S 5W output, ANT: HF40CL and HF20CL

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I entry on a single-op 160m lowpower.
I QRV on a single OP low power. This yerar the condition was
very poor as an last year.
I QSOed 4 stations in 2014.
I QSOed 12 stations in 2015.
I QSOed 9 stasions in 2016.
I QSOed 5 stasions in 2017.
I QSOed 38 stasions in 2018.
I QSOed 15 stasions in 2019.
I QSOed 29 stasions in 2020.
I QSOed 19 stasions in 2020.
It is very difficult to QSO with U.S.A. stations using low
power RIG.
I strong desier to low power categoly in sigle band!!
When the sunrise time at the westcoast in the U.S.A. , I could
not heare the singal of U.S.A station in top band.
I used my MV (Micro Vertical antenna) 12mHigh on my blcony +
Elecraft K2  tranceiver.
My MV antenna was only 3.6m length and it was up only 12m
high from my balcony of my small condminium.
I was surprised that I could QSO many U.S.A. stations with
my MV antenna!

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

RIG: ICOM IC-7300 50W
ANT: Mobile Whip
Operator's License: Japanese 2nd class
Very fun contest. I want to spend much longer period next year.

I enjoyed the contest.

I am a beginner of CW operation.
Everyone's speed is very fast.
But it's a valuable experience for me.
Thank you !

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

The propagation was so bad,it was so hard to have a QSO  with U.S. East Coast for me.

Thank you all stations!
May the coronavirus disappear.

my age 71yers old

I enjoyed the contest.

FTDX5000(200W) & VD(10mh)
I enjoyed the contest.
I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

V-DP12mh 150w

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I really enjoyed the contest.
Thanks,

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

RCVR;Homemade XMTR;Homemade Final6146 35Woutput ANT;InvisibleWhip 40mH

Tnx FB contest

RIGIC-7610 / ACOM 1000
ANT 2/4ELE YAGI

3.1. Single Operator (use of spotting networks is NOT PERMITTED):
3.1.1.3. CW only
3.1.1.3. CW only

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I vy enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the ARRLDXcontest.

I enjoyed the contest.

RF out 100W

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.
see you next year !!

I enjoyed the contest.

I participated in the contest for the first time. The contest is self-impr

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

TNX FB QSO es HPE Cu AGN

FT-817ND, 5watts. DP Yagi

I enjoyed the contest On 40,20,15m

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

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I enjoyed the contest.

5W from GP reached to US.

I enjoyed QSO at night in 40 meters. Thanks.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

The condition was weak, but I could still work the USA from Japan with
a whip antenna and that was nice! *smile*

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

tnx

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I first tried ARRL@CONTEST and enjoyed.
TNX everybody.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

RIG is TS-850S and ANT is GP
Power output is 50 watts or less

I enjoyed the contest.

I really enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I HAVE A LOT OF FUN. Last year score 10044.

I enjoyed it enough.

I used power less than 5W

I am glad to QSO of my first CW-CQ on DX contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Many thanks to all who were patient with me pulling QRP calls.
Every QSO is appreciated. (^_^)
Operating QRP & homebrew antenna was great fun,
but sometimes (often?) frustrating...
CNDX was good. TNX QSO CUAGN 73

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I'd like to get Contest PIN.
I can't find how to apply it on
the rules. Let me know it.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed ARRL contest at first time! thank you for QSO stations!

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest very much.

I enjoyed the contest.

IC-7300M (50 Watts)
Loaded DP

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed contest

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed DX.but 10m.....

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed ARRL DX CW contest QSO with many US/Canada stations.

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I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Always fun to work my friends in W/VE. Stay safe and enjoy radio!

50W
Portable:Midori-ku, Sabgamihara City, Kanagawa Pref.(PM95po)

I enjoyed the contest.

RIG: YAESU FTDX5000MP+VL-1000
ANT: DP,YAGI,EH

ENJOY CONTEST
40m check log

I enjoyed the contest.

Thank you for listening to my weak signal !!

I enjoyed the contest.

Thank you for QSO.
IC-7600 KPA500

I used QRP(5W)RIG

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Tnx

I submitted a CHECK LOG

Great fun to make some Q's in ARRL Int'l DX CW.
Many thanks to the amazing DX stations that
made the contest possible.  CU next time and 73!

I am invoking �??the Rule of One Hundred�?� to defend my short score in this test.  (I am 80 years
old, plus it has been 20 years since I last played in ARRL DX.)

450W to 160L All Bands

SkookumLogger K3S KPA1500 2el 40 + tribander + wires

Had great runs on 20, but need to add some gain on the low bands for next year.

First contest with my FT DX 3000 and had a great time. Was so looking forward to this granddaddy of
all CW contests.

Good fun.

Running QRP.  Condition not good but working an FK8 on 15 and an JA on 20  made my day. Thanks to
all the DX guys spending time in pulling out my QRP signal

K3CCR is the club station at the Collington continuing-care
retirement community at FM 18OW in MD, just east of DC. N3UM and
W3GB operated Multi-2 in 2021 ARRL DX CW. We hoped to beat our
2020 result of 1324 Qs, 361 mults, and 1.43 M claimed, our best
since high-SFI years 2018 and before. We did that, by just 3%;
1.225X as many Qs but 0.84X as many mults in 1.38X more BIC hrs.
Kp of 3-4 gave low Q rates on 160 thru 40 M, but SFI of 75 gave
high rates on 20 and 15 M. Our mult deficit was probably partly
due to ~2X fewer special operations, due to covid travel limits.
At start 00-0420Z, N3UM as usual ran for bulk Qs on 40 M and
then on 80 M for 195 Qs, and W3GB as usual clicked spots for
mults and �??always-CQ�?� ops on 80 and then 40 M. After 0420Z N3UM
left to sleep and return early. W3GB then did 40, 80, and 160 M
for 212 total Qs at 0833Z QRT. Back early, N3UM ran EUs on 20 M
for 301 Qs 1238-1628Z. W3GB 1612-00Z got 201 Qs, 161 on 20 M and
40 on 15 M. N3UM 1924-2212Z got 151 Qs on 40M, 124 in a run.
W3GB got 43 Qs on 40 and a last 10 on 20 M 00-04Z and left for
sleep and early return. N3UM got 161 Qs on 40 thru 80 M slow but
steady 0050-0615Z, 105 of them on 80 M. W3GB got good EU rates
on 20 M early Sun. AM; 158 Qs 1230-17Z. Then 17-00Z on 20 and 15
M, W3GB got 84 last Qs and 9 mults, now mostly in SA and AS. On
40 M 1925-00Z N3UM ran for 69 of 105 slow last Qs, and 2 mults.
W3GB got 41% of our Qs but 55% of our mults.

My only contact with the K3CT callsign. Wrong function key message.

ALL search and pounce - no CQ's

Surgery Monday before CW contest - rhight arm in a sling -tough time on CW!

I had a ball

Very enjoyable.

My CW is poor to bad.  I have to listen to calls 3 or 4 times before I have all the info needed to
make the QSO.  BUT I still enjoy the contest.

Conditions alternated between interesting and brutal.  Took a long nap Saturday night after going 25
minutes without a QSO.  Probably missed a lot at European sunrise.  Condx improved markedly for the
last few hours with good openings on 20 and 15 to Asia and the first ZL on 10m in years.  Ice storm
damage to the rotating 15m and 10m yagis made things difficult, but there was only limited
propagation there.  New SE line noise limited 10m only to loud stations.  However, it was a great
weekend to be on the air!

Best ARRL DX I have participated in.  Good conditions, except in 10 and 160 meters. My antennas are
poor.  Funny spotters spotted. Lots of superstations and super-operators with great ears.  Thank you
to all that participated.  Thank you N3FJP for your logging software.  Thank you Yaesu and ACOM for
making great radios.  What a great hobby.  Thank you ARRL.

Great low bands.  Unusually quiet with great signals on
80 and 160. Too bad the high bands weren't better!

Better than last year!

Ran 300 watts this time, boy what a difference from my normal 100 watts. I heard I worked. Did make
at least 1 QSO on all bands. Only operated part time.

I had a lot of fun at W1AW!

Great contest as always with decent conditions
overall.  I was pleased to be able to work into JA
on all bands except 10.  JA on 160 were few on
Saturday morning, but there were more and
stronger on Sunday.  JA stations on 80 and 40
were plentiful and strong, even some running
QRP.  Many more on 20 and 15.  Overall, 437
of my 915 contacts were JA, good to have all
that activity and favorable conditions to that part
of the world (also worked 70 additional stations
in Asia).   Eu signals on 20 were abundant
but not as many strong signals as in the past
(125 20m Eu contacts this time, 284 in 2019).
I called CQ on Sunday and got a handful of Eu
responses - all fairly weak despite each running
500 watts or more.  The exception were EA
stations, there were many and almost all were
quite strong.  I called many other Eu stations
with 700 watts and a 4 element yagi who either
struggled to pull me out or couldnt even hear me.
On 80 meters, I only worked 4 Eu, compared to
2019 when I worked 55. Without more Eu my
overall mult count was way down.

Thanks to everyone for the QSOs.   dana

well another year here and I had a good time, even with our high winds, antenna cranked down yet
again..thanks to all for another good time, hard to believe my first contest was in 1957!! wow glad
to be able to still send cw hi...best to all and cu on ssb...K7ABV....

Operating Cond: Icom IC-7610, F12 C3SS yagi at 80 ft
I have to call this contest listening to the eastern USA working EU.
Few EU statins heard compared to previous years. Some Northern EU
stations had a wierd flutter making more diffucult to copy.
I could hear Eastern USA work EU but cud not hear the stations they worked.
In the afternoons props switched to AS/OC. Some of the usual stations
were not heard. Only one DU, HS in the log. The usual JA's, a couple
of HL, no YB, T8, KH0, VK. ZL came thru good.
This contest was like a box of chocolates,
you never know what DX you're gonna get

Conditions very spotty but generally poor.  Had fun.  Enjoyed 40M morning openings to EU. Hope for
better condx in SSB version.

Since SBSO Assisted is not a recognized category of operation, this is being submitted as a
checklog.
Hopefully SBSO Assisted will be a recognized category in the future.

Wow! It still amazes me how well a motivated operator with 100W
into a Tribander & wires at 40 ft can do! Conditions were good
and not noisy for a change. I called CQ lots and ran rate on all
bands but 160 and 10. Even managed a pile up to EU Sunday morning
(Woke too to late Sat for EU) The pile ups to JA on 80/40/20 & 15
were awesome with many JA stations on 4 and even 5 bands. Never
really felt under powered except during the transition periods
from EU to JA. That's when I napped a couple hours without much
ill effect. Thanks to all who answered my calls. 73s from N NV!

Thanks for the contacts!

I never found a really good opening to Europe to the point I
could operate in "Run" mode.  I tried a few times on Sunday in
"Run" mode with only a few EUR calls of station running high
power.   Spotting helped quite a bit with finding stations I had
not worked.  I did hit 10M for just a couple of contacts on
Sunday.

Althought the propagation conditions were tough, I enjoyed the
contest and picked up a few new ones! Thanks for hosting the
event! 73 Dennis (K8YE)

Society of Midwest Contesters

fun contest. Bands were better on Saturday. Fun to work so menny on 80 meters Thanks 73 Matt ka0pqw

It was a great contest.  It was my first chance to
try the FTDX-10 with the big gun operators in
my town and it worked great!

First CW contest. Lot of fun.

Enjoyed the contest very much.  I do have one comment.  When attempting to contact other US
operators, at times I would get SRI DX, NO US, or even once I got NO.  I understand that if they're
sending their call followed by DX, then I would not attempt to contact them.  However, many of these
ops are just sending their call signs without DX and then will not confirm your contact.  The time
spent sending SRI DX or the like could very well have been spent confirming your call.  To myself,
this seems rude when they do this if their call is not followed by DX.  I find this often in
contests and find it somewhat irritating but try to let it go and go on to the next contact.

Thanks again for the great contest.

Jeff KB6CA

E-MAIL: blmerideth@cox.net

Been ready for this one for awhile. GL to everyone!

6 ours op time

Tough Band Conditions with lots of polar flutter and a high K
value made for tough going

K3/10 at 5 watts to selectable dipoles up about 45'.  Thanks for your copy of my QRP signals on your
end of the QSO's.  C U next time,  73, Dan ke0tt

2021 ARRL INTERNATIONAL DX CW CONTEST

Enjoyed the contest.  For a very simple station, I was able to
make many Qs.

160 great, 40 not so much, strange propagation

----------------

Duplicates - removed from submitted Log below:
20210220 1453	14008473 CW	S50K 599 K
20210220 1632	14044248 CW	OM0R 599 KW
20210220 1646	14023678 CW	YT3X 599 KW
20210220 1813	14023674 CW	YT3X 599 KW

Pirate Station?:
20210221 1621 14004608 CW EZ1A 599 KW

81 QSOs * 3 Points / Contact = 243 Points.
243 Points * 30 Counties = 7290 Points.

Thank you for the 2021 ARRL International DX Contest, CW.

Great fun. Not many hours, but made over 70 QSOs with my rooftop vertical and my 4 watt QCX+.

First ARRL DX entry

First ARRL DX contest since 1990 as HB0/WB8HYL. Ordered a pneumatic launcher and another antenna two
weeks before the contest. Actor Denis Leary says God laughs at our plans. So does the United States
Postal Service. Still waiting.

Just wanted to make 10 Qs om each band LP

Never have so many USA stations called CQ only to have nobody answer.  Stop calling CQ and start
tuning.

Busy weekend, just a little time here and there

My QTH had a snow storm Saturday AM and I was forced to be off the air for hours due to SNOW static
(QRN)!!!  It was really coming down that hard.

Great fun!  Bands were in pretty good contition.

Team "A Squared" (Kp4AA AA4NC) having fun again in sunny, warm Puerto Rico!
If the score holds up it's a new Puerto Rico M/S HP record last broken in 2013. It's very satisfying
to design, build, install and maintain a station that works contest after contest without any
equipment or antenna failures.
Finally had a decent, but short lived, ten meter opening that allowed 53 stations to work us on 6
bands. Equipment- Elecraft K3S, KPA1500 (1kw output), Roof mounted Cushcraft A4 Tribander, Wire
antennas for 40,80,160.
It's time to begin work on a second multiplier station to help with the mult. total. 73s from Ken
and Will and really appreciate all of the contacts!

Lots of fun even with the poor cndx and the brief time that I
could spend on the air.  Thanks for the qso's and stay safe!
73  Bob KQ2M

Well it never fails if it ain't Mr. Murphy spoiling a contest
its a propagation disturbance and that makes it a challenge
up here in the Rockies but still managed a EU run on 20
10 dead 160 dead 40 80 and 15 flat.  2 jas hrd on 80
JR2GRZ  & JR40ZR clg cq had callers but kept cqing wkd 1
JA On 40 2 LP Eu. hrd 1 wrkd. Not hrg the JAs the w6s were.

With A index between 17 and 20, too much noise to make up for the
indoor antenna setup here.  80 meters was a real bust.  Rope burn
would be more fun.  Found 2 Q's on ten to get P44W and NP2X in
the log on 5 bands.  Found HI3T giving out 04 for his power with
a good QRP signal.  Since I now have internet, I tried Unlimitted
for the 1st time.  That helped keep things interesting for me.
Thanks - 73  tom    Rig = TenTec Eagle @ 100 Watts    Antenna =
Mag Loop (40 thru 15) and an Isotron-80 in attic 12' above garage
floor and an indoor 10 meter dipole.

Not a serious effort and I managed to work a new country after the contest hi hi.

Terrible condx this weekend, aurora and solar storms. Almost only
the Big Guys were audible on my windom. Too bad for this fine
contest.

Small window of good condx between SA and NA, better on Sat than
Sunday, the whole window lasted less than 12 hours during the
entire contest but provided by some interesting runs for 10m at
this part of SS 25 with the low SSN count. Year 2021 major
contest season just started, welcome to it, looking forward for
some interesting times.

ARRL DX CONTEST 2021

It was my first contest and I had a lot of fun! Thanks to the organization and see you next year!

Licensed from 2019-10-30.

tnx 73

Terrible propagation. Really hard work with just 100W to a vertical.

SD BY EI5DI

7MHz was in bad shape, hard work. Enjoyed myself as usual, will
be back next year! TU & 73 to all.

Extremely poor conditions for me.

Check Log Only

Saturday morning was good but had to break off at 0400.
Sunday noisier with weaker signals.  High absorption
on northern paths, so not many 7 areas  and no CA.  Always
a great event and thanks to all who called or responded!

Bands very up and down.  Hard doing epsecially on Sunday.

I was originally going to put in a multi-band entry but when I heard nothing from across the Pond on
40 and found conditions dreadful on 20, I decided to put in a single band effort. Conditions were
poor with many fluttery signals from northern stations and relatively weak signals from those I'd
expect to be much stronger.

This plus living next to a four storey tenement block with all the electronic junk they run, didn't
make life easy, but it was good fun all the same. Here's hoping for better next year! 

Apologies to those I missed/lost due to the above.

Disappointed with poor conditions. Didn't hear anything on 10m or 15m. 20m was rammed and virtually
impossible to get a run frequency, especially with only 100w.......40m was similar.  On the up side
I had a lot of fun digging out weak ones and really putting my FTdx101 through it's
paces.....verdict, it's excellent!
I'll be back for CW next year! Fingers crossed for improved conditions for SSB.
Thanks to all for the QSO's.
73 de GM4ATA (aka MM4D)

Nice to see 10 Meters open Saturday despite the solar flux in the low 70's. K index was 4.
Geomagnetic field active, which may have boosted the MUF. 

HH2AA over s-9 and in for hours. ZF1A and HP3SS also nice and loud. I ran a minimalist station. A
"Tuna 2" QRP transmitter at 5 watts and old TS-850 to receive. Antenna Radio Shack CB mag. mount on
patio Weber BBQ grill lid. When 10 is open, even a simple set up can make some contacts. Best DX was
to CE2ML, LU2FE and
PY2MC.

Clearly my setup was not conducive to intercepting DX stations. I was able to hear just about every
CONUS station that was operating and could only make out a handful of DX stations. I managed to only
make two DX contacts. Fortunately these were locations I had never reached before so that ticked
some entities off of my list. The multi-band di-pole is currently only slightly slanted down towards
the ends. A 90 degree or so of the triangle would likely prove better results, come spring thaw will
see what adjustments can be made.

Had fun getting setup for CW (RX and TX). A mode I do not usually operate on so I was relying on the
computer for the RX and TX. -73s Charlie N0XFD

ARRL DX Test always enjoyable

17TH ARRL INTERNATIONAL DX CONTEST

Great Propagation on 40 m surprised I worked Australia with 95 W and a vertical
15 m Propagation was mostly South America and Caribbean as expected

Anti-kudos go to the operators who, especially late in the contest
when I have already worked most of the stations that I hear, run long
streams of QSO's without identifying! It's very annoying when I
listen to a station for five minutes, thinking its a rare one, only to
find out, when he finally identifies, that I've already worked him.

Would like to flag that between 02/20/21 16.32UTC and 18.10UTC I used by mistake randomly the N2GM
call and W2AW call because of a mistake in the logging program.
Sorry for this mixture!

73,
    George  N2GM

This one is for Lisa!

2021 ARRL DXCW

For Check Log Only

A small effort as usual, but always great fun! Glad to contribute a small score to PVRC!

Will this be the year I finally win USA-VE LP?

KX3 5 watts, 100' doublet at 25' fed with CAT5 twisted pair
feed line. Disturbed conditions are not a good fit with QRP.
Great to work ZF1A on his way to setting a new record and
grabbing the gold!

QRP -- 5 W. to a 20 Foot End-Fed Wire,
thrown out my window into a tree.
A huge drop in propagation conditions
compared to the CQWWDXCW ... but,
I snagged one ATNO, so it was worth
slogging through all the weak signals
and high noise levels that dominated
the bands this year. Hey, at least I did
manage four 10 meter QSOs, and I had
the most QSOs, and Countries, on 15m.
20m seemed below-par both days. (?)
Thanks to all for the QSOs and your
patience with my QRP in these tough
and challenging radio conditions!
GO ARIZONA OUTLAWS!  73, John N6HI

Winds moved my antenna and it was stuck south which is not the
best direction...hihi...still fun even tho the count was low...

Great fun!  The small Ciro Mazzoni mag loop antenna I used worked
fine.

The Elecraft K4D and KPA1500 have way more stamina than I do these
days.  Terrible conditions with K Index at 4 almost the entire 48
hours.  Some good low band long path to Europe in the morning though.

Guess the K index was around 4 all weekend and coupled with
travel restrictions the mult count was really low this year.
Thought there was hardly anyone left to work Sunday morning.

A limited-time S&P effort, mostly looking for new ones.  Didn't find any, thanks to COVID I imagine.
Nice to catch 10-meter openings to the Caribbean, S. America and ZD7, however.

FTdx-101mp, alpha 87a, time on 13:50, family chaos, bad WX

IC-7100, NVL OR LOOP, SINGLE PADDLE, ARDUINO KEYER. TU ALL GL 73.

4 hours 10 minutes with an IC-705, TA-54-XLN-6, and Carolina Windom 160. Both antennas up 10m. Fun!
IC-705 surprisingly good contest radio, for QRP, of course.

Well this was disappointing.   Conditions made it challenging.

Running my K3 at 5 watts to an 80 meter doublet at
30 feet.  Best DX heard, but not worked, was
VK1FOC on Saturday afternoon.  Surprised that there
was anyone on 10 meters.  Pete, NO2D.

Flex 6600 with Expert 1.3k-fa. JK Mid Tri 40 at 100ft, 4 sq on 80 and shunt fed tower on 160. Also 7
beverages.  Only short activity due to family obligations. But great run on 80 around 05Z and same
on 20m around 15Z. The run on 80 was especially rewarding because it made the time investment into 4
sq justified.

Activity level was disappointing, at least on 160.
Missed ND , DC and several VE's

Thanks everyone for the contacts!

Elecraft K3S to AL82
Pair of Phased Inverted L's beaming North

73
Dan

Surprizing propagation on 15m to southern hemisphere! A lot of fun! Thank y
ou!

Ten meters was excellent both days.

RIG YAESU FT-857D
ANT 80m Inverted-V 2x17m at 8m AGL
ANT 40m Folded Dipole above flat metal roof at 6m AGL
ANT 20m Quarterwave Vertical on flat metal roof at 6m AGL
80m Mults = ME,                             No. of QSOs =  2
40m Mults = FL, NY, NJ, MD, MA, ON,         No. of QSOs =  7
20m Mults = CT, PA, MA, ME, NC, NY, MD, VT, No. of QSOs = 14
Raw Score: 69 Qpts x 15 Mults = 1035
Log received at: 2021-02-21 22:26:00 UTC

Just enjoyed the pileups

TX/RX:TS-890 S
ANT: High End Fed LW
POWER:100 W
nice contest thanks!
nice to see so much activity on 20m
and good condx to NA!

Very poor propagation so only part time operation.

Strong aurora on Saturday
but still some cndx on 20m.
Spotty propagation also
on 15 meters.
Sunday was worse.
20m was poor and 
nil on 15..
Not QRV nighttime.

Very bad propagation 15m + 10m were totally dead,it was hard
contesting this year.

first day better condx than the second GL to all

RIG-FT897D 100W, ANT-3 el Yagi 10.5m UP. CONDX on 15m very bad, unfortunately. 73 Ivan***

IC-756 with 100W and dipole antenna. Thanks o lot.

This year very poor conditions to NA for my GP and inverted L antennas

IC746, Inv. L , Roof Vertical + AH-4 Tuner.

Rig[s] IC-756PROIII-100W, Antena[s] 3el.YAGI,LW82m

FT2000 100W, 3ele.Yagi tribander

It is a typical pattern: Often, when I'm looking forward to something, it doesn't work out for some
reason. It was the case of this contest. I built a new stack toward US/CA (AD3446 over AD346) and
prepared my shack quite well before the contest. Friday night was promising, but what happened on
Saturday night and Sunday on 40, 20, and 15 was a disaster. I don't remember such bad CONDX. Since
1700Z, I was not able to make ANY QSO to the US! I tried and waited till the end of the contest... I
heard some stations to make QSO, but nobody heard me. I hope I will gain some energy for the next
one because THIS ONE was not fun at all.

ts590 sg, lw

Rig: FT-277ZD, max output 100 watts, Dipole inverted V.

Only a hour operation to check 80m antenna.
VY 73 DX
OM3CGN

FT5000MP 100 Watts
Fritzel FB53 antenna
N1MM Logger
Pleasant contest as usual
73 Jean-Pierre ON5JT

The propagation was only moderate so I have not many
QSO.  But I enjoyed working US stations on 80 m.
Till next year.
73
Leon  ON5WL

Yaesu FT950 100w - Vert R8 + W8010 Dip

Real fun and portable operation in the nature.
72

Yaesu FTDX5000MP - ACOM 2100 - Antenna Mosley TA53M

Elecraft K3s - 99 Watt

Rig: Elecraft K3/P3 and SSPA 600W
Hexbeam
of the bad propagation.

Unusually bad conditions this weekend.

Thanks all for fun in this great contest, cu next time.

Also 92 160m qso's for a checklog...

used SD for post-contest logging

Condx vy poor so thanksa lot for returning. All Q's made on saterday,
Sunday 15m was closed. Working 100W with dipole, vy 73 de Eric - pa2reh

My 160 meter tilted L antenna performed well. Very nice contest
and good operation practice of US Hams.

Thanks again for organizing this contest. Despite the poor
conditions, it was great fun to participate. See you next year.

sharing the station with my YL PA5CT gives 2 logs as sosb.
All though RX from a very small city lot and TX with an
inv-L surrounded by houses is far from ideal still managed
to have my share of fun. It is always a pleasure to work across
the big pond and contact operators with "good ears".
Elecraft K3, KPA500, inv-L, RX nvis

Best 73  pa3geo@vrza.nl

Condx on higher band not as good as last year. But I had fun participating in this event. 80 meters
was quite good. Station: FT1000mp, Drake L7, FB33, dipoles. '73 Mark PA4M

Participated only during greyline 80m and during daylight hours
40m and 20m. Was hoping for WAS, but failed 5. Conditions were
not optimal with K values of 4 over the weekend.
Fun to participate though and lots of activity.
Nice.
73, Martin PA4WM

First entry in ARRL CW with my own callsign
ARRL DX CW is a great contest for a CW-newbie like me :)
I enjoyed it, although I prefer group contesting
My OM PA3FGA was active on 80m. and I was on 20m.
TRX Elecraft K3 400W Ant. FB-23 11m. AGL
TNX to all stations!See you next year!
73 de Claudia PA5CT

ICOM IC-735 running 50W into Hy-End-fed antenna for 40m/20/ and 10m.

Could only join ~1 hour, but it was fun to work the USA and Canadian DX with my relatively small
station. Hope next year to participate longer period of time.

73
PE1FJN
Marc

All QSO's made with 5 watt and a dipole antenna. QSL is via bureau. 73, PE2K

good programm

Conditions were just awful due to a solar storm. Some (loud)
stations could not hear me others needed many repeats. What a
drag ... Anyway had some fun during the limited period of useful
propagation. Next year better I hope.

agu160145@hotmail.com

As always, a great contest! my setup: rig IC-7200 and Moxon antenna. This antenna surprised me for
its excellent performance. Very very good antenna!
Until the next year 2022!

RIO DX GROUP

Once again a nice contest to participate, even with limited
antennas. (Using a Deltaloop 4 meters above ground level) 73 to
all

TNX 73

e-mail: r3lc@mail.ru

SO1R; TX FT-450D 100 w; ANT: YAGI-2el, W3DZZ

FT-2000  IV

TNX!

CHECK FOR CONTROL

TNX es 73!

127591

TS590.  DELTA 8M. DELTA 40M. INV V 160. SAY 5-9.

Tnx 73

TKS FOR NICE CONTEST
PWR_100w, ANT_VERTICAL,DIPOLES

73!

6 hours run. 73's de Janez S51DX

Working from S54E contest location, with my FT-2000, SPE 1.3k-FE
Linear Amplifier, and 4-sq antena for 80 m which is S54E
construction, with one beveridge to USA direction. More  tiny
signals from USA, and especially from VA, then strong ones, but
workable. This was my first, a little more serious aproach to
this contest. Hope to be here next year too!

START-OF-LOG: 3.0
LOCATION: DX
CALLSIGN: S52AW
CLUB: Slovenia contest club
CONTEST: ARRL-DX-CW
CATEGORY-OPERATOR: SINGLE-OP
CATEGORY-ASSISTED: NON-ASSISTED
CATEGORY-BAND: 160M
CATEGORY-MODE: CW
CATEGORY-POWER: HIGH
CATEGORY-STATION: FIXED
CATEGORY-TRANSMITTER: ONE
CLAIMED-SCORE: 25308
OPERATORS: S52AW
NAME: KARL D. BUCAR
ADDRESS: Stari Grad v podbocju 
ADDRESS: 10 b
ADDRESS-CITY: Podbocje 
ADDRESS-STATE-PROVINCE: SLO
ADDRESS-POSTALCODE: 8312
ADDRESS-COUNTRY: SLOVENIA
GRID-LOCATOR: JN75RU
EMAIL: karl.s52aw@gmailcom
CREATED-BY: N1MM Logger+ 1.0.8996.0
QSO:  1830 CW 2021-02-20 0003 S52AW         599 KW     VY2ZM         599 PE       
QSO:  1830 CW 2021-02-20 0010 S52AW         599 KW     K3EL          599 NJ       
QSO:  1837 CW 2021-02-20 0024 S52AW         599 KW     NN4X          599 FL       
QSO:  1830 CW 2021-02-20 0032 S52AW         599 KW     K2ZW          599 ME       
QSO:  1830 CW 2021-02-20 0032 S52AW         599 KW     KG4W          599 VA       
QSO:  1830 CW 2021-02-20 0040 S52AW         599 KW     W8RT          599 FL       
QSO:  1840 CW 2021-02-20 0046 S52AW         599 KW     KM1R          599 CT       
QSO:  1820 CW 2021-02-20 0101 S52AW         599 KW     KA1IS         599 ME       
QSO:  1823 CW 2021-02-20 0113 S52AW         599 KW     K1TTT         599 MA       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0129 S52AW         599 KW     WX4G          599 FL       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0129 S52AW         599 KW     N1DG          599 MA       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0134 S52AW         599 KW     AA5N          599 ME       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0135 S52AW         599 KW     K1ZZ          599 CT       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0137 S52AW         599 KW     WX2T          599 RI       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0139 S52AW         599 KW     WJ1R          599 MA       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0140 S52AW         599 KW     K2QMF         599 NY       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0142 S52AW         599 KW     W1KV          599 NJ       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0143 S52AW         599 KW     KI1M          599 RI       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0143 S52AW         599 KW     W1GD          599 MA       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0144 S52AW         599 KW     W1GL          599 CT       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0145 S52AW         599 KW     NR1DX         599 FL       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0146 S52AW         599 KW     K1WHS         599 ME       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0147 S52AW         599 KW     N1PGA         599 MA       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0148 S52AW         599 KW     W1AN          599 CT       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0152 S52AW         599 KW     W0FLS         599 IA       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0201 S52AW         599 KW     AB4I          599 VA       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0201 S52AW         599 KW     W3LPL         599 MD       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0202 S52AW         599 KW     K0RF          599 CO       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0204 S52AW         599 KW     K7GM          599 ME       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0205 S52AW         599 KW     N4WW          599 FL       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0210 S52AW         599 KW     WA1Z          599 NH       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0210 S52AW         599 KW     VE3EJ         599 ON       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0211 S52AW         599 KW     W1HIS         599 MA       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0213 S52AW         599 KW     W3FV          599 PA       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0214 S52AW         599 KW     W1JQ          599 CT       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0215 S52AW         599 KW     AB3AH         599 PA       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0217 S52AW         599 KW     K8LT          599 NH       
QSO:  1829 CW 2021-02-20 0222 S52AW         599 KW     N2NT          599 ME       
QSO:  1827 CW 2021-02-20 0223 S52AW         599 KW     N1UR          599 VT       
QSO:  1825 CW 2021-02-20 0225 S52AW         599 KW     VE3VN         599 ON       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0228 S52AW         599 KW     K5EK          599 NC       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0229 S52AW         599 KW     VE9CB         599 NB       
QSO:  1827 CW 2021-02-20 0231 S52AW         599 KW     WW2Y          599 NJ       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0232 S52AW         599 KW     K3TEJ         599 PA       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0234 S52AW         599 KW     NN1SS         599 NH       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0236 S52AW         599 KW     K4RUM         599 NY       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0237 S52AW         599 KW     AD4EB         599 TN       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-20 0238 S52AW         599 KW     K9MBQ         599 VA       
QSO:  1819 CW 2021-02-20 0240 S52AW         599 KW     NW3Y          599 DE       
QSO:  1839 CW 2021-02-20 0242 S52AW         599 KW     K3MD          599 PA       
QSO:  1839 CW 2021-02-20 0243 S52AW         599 KW     K3MD          599 PA       
QSO:  1839 CW 2021-02-20 0243 S52AW         599 KW     NJ3I          599 PA       
QSO:  1839 CW 2021-02-20 0246 S52AW         599 KW     N4UU          599 FL       
QSO:  1839 CW 2021-02-20 0247 S52AW         599 KW     N4TZ          599 IN       
QSO:  1839 CW 2021-02-20 0248 S52AW         599 KW     K3WW          599 PA       
QSO:  1839 CW 2021-02-20 0249 S52AW         599 KW     W2XL          599 NY       
QSO:  1828 CW 2021-02-20 0250 S52AW         599 KW     K1KI          599 CT       
QSO:  1839 CW 2021-02-20 0251 S52AW         599 KW     K1AR          599 NH       
QSO:  1811 CW 2021-02-20 0258 S52AW         599 KW     K5ZD          599 MA       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0258 S52AW         599 KW     K3ZU          599 MD       
QSO:  1814 CW 2021-02-20 0259 S52AW         599 KW     W1TC          599 MA       
QSO:  1823 CW 2021-02-20 0300 S52AW         599 KW     W2FU          599 NY       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0301 S52AW         599 KW     K3OO          599 PA       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0301 S52AW         599 KW     KD3TB         599 PA       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0301 S52AW         599 KW     W3OU          599 MD       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0302 S52AW         599 KW     K3SW          599 PA       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0302 S52AW         599 KW     KB1EFS        599 MA       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0303 S52AW         599 KW     N4RV          599 VA       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0303 S52AW         599 KW     K2AX          599 NJ       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0303 S52AW         599 KW     K1ESE         599 ME       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0305 S52AW         599 KW     VA3DF         599 ON       
QSO:  1821 CW 2021-02-20 0306 S52AW         599 KW     W1WEF         599 CT       
QSO:  1816 CW 2021-02-20 0307 S52AW         599 KW     AB3CX         599 NY       
QSO:  1825 CW 2021-02-20 0309 S52AW         599 KW     K1RX          599 NH       
QSO:  1829 CW 2021-02-20 0309 S52AW         599 KW     N4YDU         599 NC       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0310 S52AW         599 KW     VA1RST        599 NS       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0311 S52AW         599 KW     W3HKK         599 OH       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0312 S52AW         599 KW     K4RO          599 TN       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0313 S52AW         599 KW     N7DR          599 CO       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0314 S52AW         599 KW     K1VUT         599 MA       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0314 S52AW         599 KW     W3LL          599 MD       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0314 S52AW         599 KW     AI2N          599 NY       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0316 S52AW         599 KW     NN3Q          599 PA       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0317 S52AW         599 KW     N2WK          599 NY       
QSO:  1817 CW 2021-02-20 0317 S52AW         599 KW     N5CW          599 MS       
QSO:  1811 CW 2021-02-20 0318 S52AW         599 KW     XL3A          599 ON       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0319 S52AW         599 KW     W4NF          599 VA       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0320 S52AW         599 KW     K4HR          599 SC       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0321 S52AW         599 KW     K3UL          599 PA       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0321 S52AW         599 KW     K3IE          599 TN       
QSO:  1834 CW 2021-02-20 0332 S52AW         599 KW     AA1K          599 DE       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0333 S52AW         599 KW     AA3B          599 PA       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0335 S52AW         599 KW     W8CAR         599 OH       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0337 S52AW         599 KW     W3FIZ         599 PA       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0338 S52AW         599 KW     K3SWZ         599 PA       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0339 S52AW         599 KW     N1RW          599 CT       
QSO:  1832 CW 2021-02-20 0342 S52AW         599 KW     W3KB          599 PA       
QSO:  1828 CW 2021-02-20 0343 S52AW         599 KW     W8FJ          599 PA       
QSO:  1826 CW 2021-02-20 0345 S52AW         599 KW     VE3JM         599 ON       
QSO:  1820 CW 2021-02-20 0347 S52AW         599 KW     K4XL          599 VA       
QSO:  1829 CW 2021-02-20 0347 S52AW         599 KW     VE3DZ         599 ON       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0351 S52AW         599 KW     KB3Z          599 PA       
QSO:  1830 CW 2021-02-20 0353 S52AW         599 KW     AA4V          599 SC       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0354 S52AW         599 KW     K3PH          599 PA       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0354 S52AW         599 KW     K3ZO          599 MD       
QSO:  1829 CW 2021-02-20 0355 S52AW         599 KW     VO1HP         599 NF       
QSO:  1819 CW 2021-02-20 0357 S52AW         599 KW     NN2L          599 NY       
QSO:  1811 CW 2021-02-20 0358 S52AW         599 KW     W3DF          599 MD       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0359 S52AW         599 KW     W1QK          599 CT       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0400 S52AW         599 KW     K2RET         599 NJ       
QSO:  1822 CW 2021-02-20 0401 S52AW         599 KW     K4ZW          599 VA       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0401 S52AW         599 KW     W5ZN          599 AR       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0402 S52AW         599 KW     NF3R          599 PA       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0403 S52AW         599 KW     N2GC          599 NY       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0406 S52AW         599 KW     K1HT          599 MA       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0406 S52AW         599 KW     NB3I          599 PA       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0409 S52AW         599 KW     VE9BK         599 NB       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0409 S52AW         599 KW     K1IR          599 MA       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0410 S52AW         599 KW     AB3CV         599 MD       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0410 S52AW         599 KW     K9OM          599 FL       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0417 S52AW         599 KW     K5GN          599 TX       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0418 S52AW         599 KW     WY3A          599 PA       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0419 S52AW         599 KW     K8MFO         599 OH       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0423 S52AW         599 KW     WR2G          599 NJ       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0424 S52AW         599 KW     N3QE          599 MD       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0427 S52AW         599 KW     NE3F          599 PA       
QSO:  1816 CW 2021-02-20 0428 S52AW         599 KW     NY3A          599 PA       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0434 S52AW         599 KW     N2AA          599 NJ       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0435 S52AW         599 KW     K4WY          599 VA       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0436 S52AW         599 KW     VE3KP         599 ON       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0436 S52AW         599 KW     K4PI          599 GA       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0438 S52AW         599 KW     W4TG          599 VA       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0439 S52AW         599 KW     K1RU          599 CT       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0440 S52AW         599 KW     N4AF          599 NC       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0440 S52AW         599 KW     W8WTS         599 OH       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0444 S52AW         599 KW     K2NV          599 NY       
QSO:  1831 CW 2021-02-20 0445 S52AW         599 KW     K8VUS         599 OH       
QSO:  1817 CW 2021-02-20 0447 S52AW         599 KW     KI1G          599 RI       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0451 S52AW         599 KW     K3MTR         599 MD       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0451 S52AW         599 KW     AA9A          599 WI       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0452 S52AW         599 KW     W1NK          599 CT       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0455 S52AW         599 KW     N8VW          599 OH       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0455 S52AW         599 KW     K9NW          599 IN       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0456 S52AW         599 KW     N4OX          599 FL       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0456 S52AW         599 KW     W9EWZ         599 WI       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0457 S52AW         599 KW     W9RE          599 IN       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0457 S52AW         599 KW     K4AB          599 AL       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0457 S52AW         599 KW     W1NT          599 NH       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0459 S52AW         599 KW     W1ER          599 MA       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0459 S52AW         599 KW     N2EM          599 PA       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0500 S52AW         599 KW     W3GH          599 PA       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0502 S52AW         599 KW     W2YK          599 NY       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0505 S52AW         599 KW     K4XL          599 VA       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0506 S52AW         599 KW     NJ3K          599 PA       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0508 S52AW         599 KW     W8MJ          599 MI       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0508 S52AW         599 KW     KA3S          599 PA       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0509 S52AW         599 KW     KV1J          599 ME       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0510 S52AW         599 KW     KB3MP         599 PA       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0510 S52AW         599 KW     K3AU          599 MD       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0511 S52AW         599 KW     NI0G          599 MO       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0511 S52AW         599 KW     K9CT          599 IL       
QSO:  1818 CW 2021-02-20 0512 S52AW         599 KW     NS3T          599 MD       
QSO:  1827 CW 2021-02-20 0516 S52AW         599 KW     K0ZR          599 VA       
QSO:  1813 CW 2021-02-20 0517 S52AW         599 KW     VE3VY         599 ON       
QSO:  1828 CW 2021-02-20 0523 S52AW         599 KW     VA2WA         599 QC       
QSO:  1812 CW 2021-02-20 0524 S52AW         599 KW     WX3B          599 MD       
QSO:  1815 CW 2021-02-20 0525 S52AW         599 KW     K1BX          599 NH       
QSO:  1834 CW 2021-02-20 0528 S52AW         599 KW     K3RL          599 PA       
QSO:  1834 CW 2021-02-20 0529 S52AW         599 KW     WX1S          599 NH       
QSO:  1834 CW 2021-02-20 0529 S52AW         599 KW     NS2N          599 NY       
QSO:  1834 CW 2021-02-20 0530 S52AW         599 KW     K0TT          599 MN       
QSO:  1834 CW 2021-02-20 0531 S52AW         599 KW     K3WJV         599 PA       
QSO:  1834 CW 2021-02-20 0531 S52AW         599 KW     NA8V          599 MI       
QSO:  1834 CW 2021-02-20 0531 S52AW         599 KW     KA3D          599 PA       
QSO:  1834 CW 2021-02-20 0533 S52AW         599 KW     AA2K          599 NJ       
QSO:  1810 CW 2021-02-20 0536 S52AW         599 KW     WO1N          599 MA       
QSO:  1810 CW 2021-02-20 0539 S52AW         599 KW     WB8JUI        599 OH       
QSO:  1810 CW 2021-02-20 0539 S52AW         599 KW     K8BL          599 OH       
QSO:  1810 CW 2021-02-20 0540 S52AW         599 KW     N9NE          599 WI       
QSO:  1825 CW 2021-02-21 0025 S52AW         599 KW     K1QX          599 NH       
QSO:  1825 CW 2021-02-21 0029 S52AW         599 KW     NF1O          599 NH       
QSO:  1825 CW 2021-02-21 0034 S52AW         599 KW     KE4TWI        599 TN       
QSO:  1825 CW 2021-02-21 0034 S52AW         599 KW     VE1ANU        599 NS       
QSO:  1825 CW 2021-02-21 0035 S52AW         599 KW     W2GDJ         599 NY       
QSO:  1825 CW 2021-02-21 0042 S52AW         599 KW     K3JO          599 MA       
QSO:  1825 CW 2021-02-21 0043 S52AW         599 KW     W2VO          599 NY       
QSO:  1825 CW 2021-02-21 0050 S52AW         599 KW     AC4BV         599 VA       
QSO:  1825 CW 2021-02-21 0050 S52AW         599 KW     K3AJ          599 MD       
QSO:  1825 CW 2021-02-21 0100 S52AW         599 KW     W4CB          599 VA       
QSO:  1825 CW 2021-02-21 0112 S52AW         599 KW     N1RR          599 MA       
QSO:  1825 CW 2021-02-21 0114 S52AW         599 KW     N2QT          599 VA       
QSO:  1817 CW 2021-02-21 0123 S52AW         599 KW     VA1MM         599 NS       
QSO:  1815 CW 2021-02-21 0139 S52AW         599 KW     VA3UR         599 QC       
QSO:  1829 CW 2021-02-21 0139 S52AW         599 KW     W1AO          599 ME       
QSO:  1829 CW 2021-02-21 0147 S52AW         599 KW     K4BAI         599 GA       
QSO:  1819 CW 2021-02-21 0152 S52AW         599 KW     VA2UR         599 QC       
QSO:  1815 CW 2021-02-21 0201 S52AW         599 KW     K1GQ          599 NH       
QSO:  1815 CW 2021-02-21 0206 S52AW         599 KW     W3KL          599 MD       
QSO:  1827 CW 2021-02-21 0208 S52AW         599 KW     W2IRT         599 NJ       
QSO:  1815 CW 2021-02-21 0218 S52AW         599 KW     K9RS          599 DE       
QSO:  1815 CW 2021-02-21 0218 S52AW         599 KW     W2MKM         599 NJ       
QSO:  1812 CW 2021-02-21 0231 S52AW         599 KW     W2LC          599 NY       
QSO:  1815 CW 2021-02-21 0233 S52AW         599 KW     W1FV          599 MA       
QSO:  1815 CW 2021-02-21 0245 S52AW         599 KW     N3RS          599 PA       
QSO:  1815 CW 2021-02-21 0247 S52AW         599 KW     KU2C          599 PA       
QSO:  1827 CW 2021-02-21 0253 S52AW         599 KW     W6AEA         599 NY       
QSO:  1827 CW 2021-02-21 0255 S52AW         599 KW     W8LRL         599 WV       
QSO:  1827 CW 2021-02-21 0302 S52AW         599 KW     W4IZT         599 MA       
QSO:  1810 CW 2021-02-21 0306 S52AW         599 KW     KA1R          599 NY       
QSO:  1827 CW 2021-02-21 0321 S52AW         599 KW     NN7CW         599 FL       
QSO:  1827 CW 2021-02-21 0322 S52AW         599 KW     N3MK          599 VA       
QSO:  1827 CW 2021-02-21 0323 S52AW         599 KW     N6AA          599 CA       
QSO:  1827 CW 2021-02-21 0324 S52AW         599 KW     W2RQ          599 NJ       
QSO:  1822 CW 2021-02-21 0334 S52AW         599 KW     K3CCR         599 MD       
QSO:  1822 CW 2021-02-21 0337 S52AW         599 KW     N1MM          599 CT       
QSO:  1811 CW 2021-02-21 0355 S52AW         599 KW     W2SC          599 MD       
QSO:  1838 CW 2021-02-21 0427 S52AW         599 KW     N3AD          599 PA       
QSO:  1813 CW 2021-02-21 0457 S52AW         599 KW     W2IC          599 MD       
QSO:  1814 CW 2021-02-21 0509 S52AW         599 KW     KU1CW         599 VA       
QSO:  1820 CW 2021-02-21 0538 S52AW         599 KW     N2QV          599 NY       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-21 0547 S52AW         599 KW     K3TN          599 MD       
QSO:  1833 CW 2021-02-21 0554 S52AW         599 KW     W3IP          599 VA       
QSO:  1830 CW 2021-02-21 0558 S52AW         599 KW     K0DI          599 FL       
QSO:  1838 CW 2021-02-21 2330 S52AW         599 KW     K3WGR         599 PA       
QSO:  1838 CW 2021-02-21 2345 S52AW         599 KW     W2VO          599 NY       
END-OF-LOG:

Yes, there is only K5ZD contacted
73
Per/SM4TU

SMCCE@TELIA.COM

Elecraft K3 100W

Vy bad condx this weekend

Poor conditions this year
G1 storm and Aurora made it hard and you had to work hard for every contact
Nevertheless managed to achieve target to make more QSO's than last year
One more:) and a slightly higher score

Looking forward to next year...

Very bad condx this weekend, sadly. Will improve my antenna park or change location til next year!

sp5jxk@gmail.com

RIG: FTDX 3000 abt 50 to 100Wtts:Ant.: Lw for all bands with AT
MFJ-948

Basic, fixed wire antenna, 100W and a geomagnetic storm.. here's my story.
On Saturday all signals from area 9 had a distinctive, auroral flutter.
On Sunday it was becoming hard to find new stations, so I decided to run - which provided an
unexpected, high QSO rate - even if it was just 25 minutes.
Strong signals from the eastern half of American continent and a single K0RF from the West. I can't
blame it all on the aurora, it's time for a proper antenna :)
Many thanks for all the contacts!

This year completely forgot about the event. Worked all together a couple of hours - as usually a
lot of fun. Rig: IC-761, 100 watts and vertical / inverted L GP5SP antenna by SP7GXP. Next year will
be prepared better.

IC 735 100 W

3 ELE YAGI 5W

CHECKLOG

TRx Icom IC-735, ant. dipole

FT950, Delta 84m, Sloper 41m

IC730  ABT 50W, ANT DELTA LOOP 42m,

73`s de Jan SP9BRP or HF55BRP

TRX: FTdx-1200

DIPOLE - 3 ELE YAGI
ANTENNA

I made a mistake and instead of writing 500 Watts in Cabrillo I wrote KW please tell me if necessary
and how I can fix it. I have attached bellow the correct Cabrillo. Please if anything can be done
because it is 160m. Thank you and apologize for the inconvenience. 73 Stelios SV8BHN

TNX & 73's TO ALL COMPETITORS FROM ISTANBUL

GL to all and stay safe ...

73

I did want to participate in the ASSISTED category. I did not use spotting assistance in the end,
thus answered NO on your submission form.

Sorry I started Saturday afternoon only because of family duties.
But I had great fun after that !  Thanks all who called me.
Conditions were not so good on Sunday with 15m  almost closed and
pileup not so big than on Saturday. A lot called me twice for a
dupe, I can't understand why, maybe because of a fake spot ? Or I
should ID more often ? Anyway a lot of fun, only missed the 3
rare canadian provinces NT,NU and YT. All states worked. A
special thanks to WY, NV, SD ND who take time to call me. Hope to
see you again next year ! 73, Fabien

ICOM-718,LW 160 METRS

tnx

TNX 73

I agree with Mort's G2JL - Propogation CNDX were so poor, I could hardly

73!

SUNSDR2 ,3el

FT-857D ANT-DELTA

IC-775DXII

RADIO: KENWOOD TS-570 D, 100 W
ANTENNA: DIPOLE

IC-746 + DELTA LOOP

TNX

ICOM IC-756pro3, vertical

ant TH11DX

Extremely bad conditions ... only the beveridge antennas helped out ...

Icom IC-718

73!

TNX! 73!

73!

This was a fun contest.  The best part: working JS1OYN -- nearly 7,560km -- with *one watt*!

FT-950

Small effort this weekend, took it as an opportunity to work some
DX and work some new countries. Happy to see 10M open for a bit
and snagged some new ones there :)

Rig: IC-703 & 5W into endFed long wire winding up@down a maple
tree, w/LDG RT-100 remote. Keying was at 30 wpm using the
internal keyer of the IC-703. Multipliers were: ZF, PR, VI & PY
(two LU stations & a PJ4 were also heard in 15m but to no avail).
Many thanks to those four powerhouses that were able to hear my
challenged signal in spite of the QSB. 73 de Jos VA3PCJ/VE3DTI.

heavy snow on 160ant so

Wire antennas only for HF.

Tough conditions from Sask.

Lots of activity on twenty.

Difficult conditions from western Canada - or maybe there was something wrong with my antennas! 
Most all QSO's were a struggle due to poor propagation conditions and high noise.

I had a lot of fun operating this Contest. Rig used a vintage
IC-751A. 73 Gerry

Absolutely rotten propagation.....

Just few mults for friends, propagation does not help us much, lots of
Aurora effecs.

The first time I have entered this contest in 35 years !

Thanks to all, 73

Band conditions generally poor except 40m
10m and 160m a very big disappointment in VK2

Great conditions, with some LP EU DX that could be
heard two hours before the sunset.

Excellent conditions on 40m. The 15m band opened well in the last
few hours.
vees for 80m and 160m. A
The 15m antenna is a 4el mono-band Yagi at 12m

Used "SD" by EI5DI worked very FB

My entry is in the 20M SB LP category, despite several QSOs on 15 and 40 which are logged for log
checking purposes. Thanks for my first ARRL DX test from our new PEI Section.73, Bill

Hi There

I have submitted my SINGLE BAND 160m CW log for ARRL DX CW three times already and the file I get
back says my submission is ALL BAND.

This is not correct - my entry is SINGLE BAND 160M CW HIGH POWER UNASSISTED.

Please ensure my log is treated as MONO 160m only and NOT ALL BAND.
My score is 504 qso's - 57 mults = 86,184 Points FINAL SCORE.
Thank you, 73 JEFF   VY2ZM

Lots of signals on all bands.  Good opening to SA on 10m on Saturday starting before noon.  Also
Sunday but shorter duration.  Worked a handful of new ones on 80m and 10m which I was hoping to do. 
Great start to Cycle 25.

Wish I had more time to spend contesting!

Antenna for all bands: sloping wire doublet, 70 ft (21m) long
30 ft (9m) high.

Thank you for sponsoring the contest. 73 - Dan, W1QK

Would like to flag the organizer that on 02/20/21 between 16.32UTC and 18.10UTC unfortunately I
randomly used the proper call W2AW, but also my personal call N2GM by mistake. At 18.10UTC I
realized that and I corrected the message in the logging program. 
Also I tried to fix the log by removing some of the dupes reported, and sent also a separate log
under N2GM,  but probably there are still mixture between these two logs!
Sorry for this "complication"!
73,
    George N2GM

FRANKFORD RADIO CLUB

As a very casual contester operating QRP, the highlight of the weekend was working two KH6's back to
back - 3 minutes and 3 khz apart on 20M Saturday evening - from the East Coast (EPA).  Both answered
me on the first call!

Only used 80m Horiz loop for all bands operated

Low power pending installation of a new balun on the OCF.

IC-7610 & EFHW

For Check Log Only

All wire antennas -

My first big CW contest and it was great to learn a lot of new
things. I made some mistakes but that's great for learning.
Thanks to all those who work so hard t put on a great event.
Stan~W4SSF

Great fun in this contest!  Had many surprises!

Gone are the days of my quad and KW. Getting used to my new FT-891 radio and just plunked along at a
casual pace.

I have been doing so much digital that I have only made a few CW
Qs in the last 6 months! Feel good to get the paddle back in my
hand!

the usual HQ100 / xtal filter / bc453  ARC5 VFO / 6AG&/807 keyed MOPA
/ pair of 805s at 250 watts input / inverted L with 4 radials  could
not hear very well seems poor band conditions

Thank you to W8RJ for use of his remote station.

Most exciting contact was with US1Q on 40M around my local sunrise.

Propagation improved on Sunday afternoon here in the U.P. of Michigan. The K value varied from 2-5
for most of the weekend. Lots of atmospheric noise on all bands until late Sunday. Had a nice run on
80 meters Saturday night.

After moving to a new QTH in 2012. I set up my ham shack and put up a G5RV wire antenna at 25 feet.
From 2000 to 2009 I operated QRP in the ARRL 10 meter,160 meter and ARRL DX CW contests. AT my old
QTH I had a 70 foot tower and a Force 12 yagi. So I decided to see how well I could do with a wire
antenna 25 feet high running QRP. I made 115 contacts and 67 multipliers, I operated 80,40,20 & 15
meters. On Saturday I could hear stations on 15 meters the band was poor. Sunday afternoon, 15
meters opened and I was able to get some good contacts & multipliers. Thanks for sponsoring the
contest. I like that you have a separate category for Singe Op and Single Assisted. 

Roger Gray W8VE

Despite the K index rising to 4/5, there were still a lot of strong signals on the bands.  Fun time.

Slow compared to last year but still great fun.

I'm going to assume that as long as all equipment in use is within a
500m circle *at any given instant* that the operation is in compliance
with rule STTN.2 -- that is, that it's OK for the 500m circle to
*move* during the contest as long as at any given instant, all gear is
within 500m of each other.

This was a mobile operation, with contacts made across the entire
southern half of Davidson County, Tennessee.  (Metro Nashville)

ic 7000, ten tec 238c, invrted l

First time using 100% computer-assisted contesting (DXLab suite) instead of paper log and Vibroplex
bug! Great fun. Sorry for occasional operator error.

10 mtrs opened up!

Operated remote from Tokyo, Japan

My CW skills are much better after joining CWops almost 2 years ago.  But my remote operating had a
4 hour glitch and my back sent to to bed early Saturday and up late Sunday morning.  But Saturday
afternoon conditions were good on 15 meters.

Flex6300, Hamsticks or Outbacker, CW-Skimmer

My first ARRL CW DX contest. Hope 2 do more. 73

First time in this contest. Decide to go SOHP 15 meters.
I needed cw band fills on this band. Worked all I could and got
some much needed cw on 15 meters. Was not in a competitive
mood. Nice just to sit on single band and listen to prop. My NBNM
was St. Helena island with much QSB and repeats, that was fun.
Don't know ifI would have gotten him with LP.It was nice to have
my recent purchase Alpha 99 on cw with QSK. I also got to be more
:familiar with N1MM additional windows I read in  October NCJ
on S&P.  Always something to learn. Thanks for your 15 meter Q.

Excellent conditions.  Best I've heard in years.
I had a blast :)

ICOM 756PROIII, Ameritron ALS-600, Cushcraft R-7000, LDG
AT-1000Pro Autotuner

In between my long operating shifts @ NX6T (9:00Z -14:300z and
00:00z - 04:00z) I found time to activate WQ6X from the Fallbrook
location that was not being used this weekend (NX6T operated from
WA6TQT's QTH).
Throughout the weekend, Dennis (N6KI) elmer'ed me on the fine art
of working the hidden camera system in Fallbrook, all so I can see
the colored louvers disappear, indicating the A/C has been successfully
turned on in the amplifier den of the wiring morass in Fallbrook.
As weird as it looks, we win contests with it.
Thanks to ROTTEN QRN (Low-SFI, High K-Index) I had to dance around
the noise.
The secret to making it all work on the high bands was to point the 3-el
Stepp-IR to SA, open it up BI-directionally to include Asia and then just
Call CQ.  Occasionally KH6 or VK/ZL would creep in adding to the fun.
Sunday morning, noticing that all 3 Russian Beacons were alive on ~7.039,
pointing the antenna towards Asia, I put out a CQ on 7018.18, keeping things
alive for the next 2.5 hours.  The amazing surprise was the Northern Europeans
and Ukraine who managed to creep thru from time to time.  I want to thank the
pileups for standing by and letting their S-3 signals flutter across the pole
into my Fallbrook location; quite south, when you think about it.

While I love the exchanges, I get frustrated by the station who BARRELS
THRU with his callsign.  I send him a report and he sends his callsign
TWICE - then Nothing!  HuH?  It took 3 exchanges to make ONE 3-point QSO.
This happened repeatedly.  If you don't know the rules - READ 'EM.
If you DO know the rules then: PAY ATTENTION!
Read more about this at http://WQ6X.Blogspot.com

Getting tougher to get my 5wts heard through the pile-ups!
BUT...managed to work NZ on 40m at 1am :)
Also,heard JA's on 20m but very light copy.
RIGS: ARGOII and K1
Ants: Carolina Windom and G5RV

Limited by time and HOA ban on "ham antennas" but happy with
stealthy N6BT vertical notwithstanding low SFI!

Fun with difficult band conditions!

IC-7300, 90W, 41m sloping wire. 73 Szigy.

ICOM IC-751, PWR 100W, DIPOLE ANTENNA

ARRLDX CW Contest

I OBSERVED THE CONTEST RULES
TCVR HOME MADE 100W VERTICAL ANT

73

RIG: KENWOOD TS-450SAT 100 W;  ANT: FD4

Wrong power sent bz mistake to W1MK and VE9AA. Sri!

Nice contest one of my favorite about conditions were not
the greatest, but there were some entertaining moments with hearing
some stations barely S3 in bad local qrm from led ligths
so Hats off to all the fine ops whos at times, get them out of the
QRM and stood by as long as I confirm all contact information they
never give up because I am not a ultra skilled cw op Great fun..
Thanks to all for the QSO's 73 take care and see again next year

SOSB 15m was at times more like a VHF contest

Reasonable band conditions on first day but poor on the
second which made it difficult to copy reports at
times.  The pile-ups were a challanged but enjoyed the
contest. Look forward to next year.

Had a good run at it on Saturday, sadly on Sunday there were many stations with sever key clicks and
incredibly wide signals, in the end I just got fed up with the terrible signals and called it a
day.

When will someone do something about these rogue stations with signals 2 or 3 khz wide, or is that
what we are expected to do?

10 m showed signs of life but no activity. Thanks for the
contacts!

We work on american week lighthose and work on test just saturday ppg was good on 15m and 20m a lot
of us stacions ve as well no stop make quikly contacts like a lot 73 PY1AX TONY QRV ZY1A team lider
73