Contest done using paper logging only and manual iambic paddle key.

Tnx!

This is my second time to join the contest and i hope that this
time my log will be included in the result....thanks...

It's always a pleasure to join IARU World HF Championship , I am happy talking some friends around
the world and get some new ITU zone contacts, Thank you to all participants of IARU for this
enjoyable contest, This is my first contest under the callsign 4F1EBD as Class A or Extra class, 73
de 4F1EBD

5W
QTH Kasumigaura-city Ibaraki-pref.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.
I have operated in JA2 area.

I could enjoy the good contest.
Tnx for a fine contest again.
IC-7600, Dipole-Ant.

I enjoyed the contest.

POWER 5W, ANTENNA ENDFED 40 - 10 m; UP 10 m.

Nice test, 73 Vlado

Icom IC-7410 , Vert. for 160/80/40, dipol 80/40 & Hex beam.

Hand-created QSO data

We have rebooted after severe damage of towers and antenna which
was caused by Typhoon Mawar on late May. We built up 40m dipole
and multi-band vertical antenna. But we did not operate 24 hours,
because we have to build up towers and antenan during the last
week end. CU on the next year.

It was good to be back in the contest .
The general noise levels were high .
VU2BGS operated CW 
VU2GHO and VU2MGS operated SSB

bg8pc

12 years old.

IARU CONTEST 2023

CE CONTEST GROUP

Entretenido contest, debo mejorar mas, 73

PROPAGACION DIFICIL PARA SUDAMERICA.-

Great contest but i had just a short time to operate this year! 73 Rachid

Antennas:

SunSDR2 DX
Antennas: OB9

Very good propagation and conditions were:

73!

Fieldday-style portable operation of RRDXA members

Danke an die DA0HQ-Operatorin, die mich trotz nur 20W und
Mittagsdaempfung mit viel Geduld aus dem Rauschen gepickt hat.

CHECKLOG

unfortunately only had an hour, but being there is everything :-)

Elecraft K3, 80W out
antenna vertica & 3om endfed

temp in shack abt 30-32 C
My greatest respect for the WRTC participants

MANY THANKS TO THE ORGANISERS AND 73

RRDXA

TNX FR NICE CONTACT, VY 73 Gerhard

Why sacrifice one minute of contest time for a QRP station
when you can call "CQ" undisturbed for 5 minutes.

K2/100 @ 100 W - homemade multiband inv V, apex abt 8 m agl enjoyed it
very much, pleasure to work many WRTC2022 participants
73 cu next test de Erwin

ICOM IC-7800, ACOM2000A, Optibeam OB17-4 + 80m Dipol Inv V

IC-7610 100Watts 2-ele-Quad Dipole Vertical: tu fb QSOs

Little inner city rental flat with compromise antenna QRP station.
Same equipment, about same time in seat and QSO points as last year,
but considerably fewer multis, fewer DX.

I enjoyed using SD

21 MMz CW war hier in JO40VX nicht zu hoeren, sri

Great Condx

Difficult propagation for 5W and Stealth Attic-Dipole

Wenigstens auf 3 Baendern konnte ich das DARC HQ-Team unterstuetzen.

IC 7400  100Watts  Ant. vertical

QRV portable from Olympiapark

Some QSOs only

tnx fer nice contest - see you next year

Nice contest again and better condx than last year.
Could work some good DX.

Thanks and see you all next year.

73 de Chris

SRI bad conditions on 10m

Took part from the children's playhouse in the garden.
Was fun with only 5 watts.

73 de DL3BY, Stefan

ex DL3GBQ, 1st time participation
5W into drainpipe stealth antenna

Had weekend QRL, but was happy getting some Qs into my log.
Vy73 es congrats all WRTC participants.
Fritz DL4FDM, HB9CSA

My email address is wrong declared, it is DL4WG@GMX.NET
73
Wolfgang DL4WG

Yaesu FTdx3000/SteppIR/Loops

IC7610, ant: endfed 26mtrs @ 15mtrs

K3, Mosley 3-ele, Dipoles 40/80, GP-640

Icom IC-730, Yaesu FL2100B PA, Fritzel 5-Ele beam, Dipole
Club: DARC

Thank you very much, it was really fun. Good weather and good propagation. ;)

All Bands were opened. The BandConds were good. The WRTC Award was a nice Event by the Championship!
See You next Year. Many Greetings from Leipzig. 73!

YL

20m open the whole night through.

50 years DARC F43
50F43

Conditions seemed a bit lame, but we had a lot of fun and some occasional beers ;-)

Contest with Xiegu X6100 and 5W on DIY Fan Dipol

CHECKLOG

Participate the first time with the new contest call DP6R.  Had some demands :-). 
But all in all nice contest with a lot of fun in the CW class

see u next year!
73
Kurt, DL9FBF

only could join the first half of this contest.

Club station Callsign: DS0AHQ

I enjoy the Contest 73!

Bad propagation in US, almost 24hrs closed propagation in 10m but tnx to the Quad antenna able to
heard my signal in Eu country despite of bad  propagation in my country its a great contest see you
all nxt contest mabuhay de DV1IIW 73

Operator-
DV7XDL, Dale Kintanar Layese

Enjoy to find and QSO with Head Quarter around the world.

Icom701 and wire dipole.

Blind operator.

Icom 7300

I use very modest antenna inside of my patio. It is surrounded by an 8 floor building walls. Still,
I was impressed by the I4... stations being able to receive me at first or secind call. Really best
of the best))

Log for checking

enjoy SD

Yaesu FT-710 Dipole Windom 80 watt

Ft-1000mp MV antenna dipole

This time, the propagation yielded much-improved results. We were thrilled to experience a favorable
opening on the 15-20 meter band, allowing them to establish contact with operators in Australia
using the special call signs VL4U. The adrenaline rush of making QRP contacts with stations in Japan
(8N8HQ) kept them awake during the quieter hours, preventing them from succumbing to sleep.

We expressed our gratitude to Ricardo, EA4M, for his collaboration in operating Morse code. Watching
Ricardo skillfully operate Morse code inspired  to us continue their pursuit of learning CW for
future participation in mixed-category contests.

Once again, thanks to Victor, who had  joined with me in this thrilling journey. Together, we faced
challenges that demanded even greater effort but rewarded them with invaluable lessons and room for
improvement. The contest organized by the  (IARU) had been a fun and enjoyable experience, creating
lasting memories.

SD WinKey K3

Tnx for IARU Contest

TNX & 73!

TNX & 73!

5 watts QRP

lOT OF THUNDERSTORMS VERY LIMITED SAFE OPERATION TIME

Concours dynamique durant approximativement 8 h de trafic. 90 W
HF et une antenne G5RV. QTH LE HAVRE  200 kms au NORD-OUEST de
PARIS.
prochaine.

Thanks all for fun with my little station in my poor aera.
Better in the new qth next year. 
GL all

J'ai fais de mon mieux pour donner des points  TM0HQ que j'ai
contact sur 40 20 15 et 10M en phonie et tlgraphie. Goog job for
TM0HQ. TM0HQ, Winners in 2023  I hope so.

FTDX 3000 - DIPOLES

400 W with a vertical R8, focus mainly on WRTC stations.

Around 300 W on high bands and 70W on low bands because of some issues during the contest. A
pleasure to meet old friends. Many impressive operators.

I am always impressed by the QRP FDMDUO "BERT" f6cwa

ALINCO DX70 VERTICAL  HB9XBG ANTENNA 100W EFHW LONG WIRE

First go at this contest
Thanks all stations worked. See you again next time
73 Adam
I use EI5DI's SD for my contest logging

SD worked perfectly
Great friendly contest

Improved conditions for me but regret limited operating time
recently. Enjoyed the contest and many thanks to all for the
points

QUITE VERITABLE CONDITIONS BUT VERY INTERESTING, MANGAGED TO WORK
W1AA/KH6 AND VK6T.
THANKS TO ALL FOR THE QSO'S

A fun weekend of QRP cw. Conditions may have been better so largely Europeans.

A brief entry CW only.

My first entry into any radio contest - ever !!
And it was brilliant !!

Band conditions   very good
I  use SD  contest  logger
MNI TNX

Love Morse Code  I am 82, blind in one eye  partially sighted in the other had two strokes... 
Struggle a   bit   but  All CW sent by hand   Really enjoyed the contest thank you all Trig GM4NNC

Enjoyed what I manged to achieve although hard going

RIG FT 450AT
POWER 5W
ANT1. YP3 Yagi 3 el. for 20m,15m

100w end-fed dipole

ICOM756pro 5 w
HF4V, dipole

ic7000, vertical

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

I worked just one station. I was sitting on a bench at the border of a
forrest on 704m asl (Bergwisen, Lgern). 73 de HB9EGZ/P

The conds was very changing. Only 5 QSO on 10m durning the contest.

Nice contest despite the propagation was not great, especially on Sunday.
Enjoyed Saturday till 3 am

Wonderful!

WRTC 2023 Bologna I43L Youth Team 3 YU5EEA and 9A3SMS. 100W RUN1 FT1000mp, RUN2 Flex-6300, W3NQN low
power filters, VA6AM kit low power triplexer. Tribander at 10m, 2el 10m, 2el 15m and 3el 20m.
Diploes for 40m and 80m. No 160m. Most SSB QSO WRTC award. Thanks to everybody that contacted us.
4Z4DX WRTC referee.

BO15

I had no 20M antenna (as well as 80M/40M) due to maintenance (I tried 20M with 15M with no chance),
so I just worked on 15M and 10M on saturday, half-contest. On sunday I made a few QSOs more, just to
round the results. I had interesting long-path QSOs on 15M, so a positive experience. Maybe next
year I'll do a full-time contest. Due to previous day flare, propagation was not so good, but on 15M
I managed DX till midnight: great! This is an interesting contest...

ftdx10...100w
magnetic loop

k3+ multiband vertical antenna

Only 10 meters band

It is one of the favorite contests, excellent participation and good circulation

I enjoyed very much and thank you to all the people who had the patience
to listen my Qrp signal.
To the next yer
72 de Gian Nicola, IK1BBC

checklog

From "FRC" club station hunting WRTC stations.
IARU HF Championship rules are bad for M/S category, I wish one day
should exist some overlay categoty for using multiplier and in band
stations. Sent log as CHECKLOG

First time in this contest pleasently crowded. Thanks

poco tempo a disposizione , mi sono comunque divertito buona radio a
tutti , i8k4rvg

Just a few hours on sunday, only 20m CW.

Only one hour on air but fun! 73 de Sauro IK5EKB

Fantastico contest and experience.
I've operated with QRP Power, Icom 705, Fuchs tuner and 21 meters of wire.
I was in a remote valley in Altoadige Suedtirol, northern part of italy inside the Stelvio National
Park POTA I-0662.

73 De IN3AQK

QRP 5W FT 817  ANT. MAG.LOOP 1M

TS-2000 95 W  ANT. LW

operated 16 hours with dipole antennas for 10-15-20 and vertical GP for 40-80 (no 160).
Fairly good prop. Lot of fun.

Ottimo contest, ottima propagazione, tantissima presenza OM, solo 100watt
antenna lop e Icom IC-736.

Generally I worked the contest on 15 and 20M because at moment I do not
have antennas for 160-80-40M.Lovely signal from usa 8 zone also zone 50.I
say many thanks to all stations that I met during the contest.Best 73's

It was very hot and I didn't want to turn on the amp and started
as low power. After a few hours I saw that it was very difficult
to be heard so I turned off the air conditioner and put the amp on,
so I continued until the end of the high power contest. Inverted V
dipole for 40 and 80 and rigid dipole for 10-15-20 metres.
Improved personal score compared to the previous year.

sosb low power

Amazing ham experience. Thank you.

CAT ERROR - BUT VERY NICE CONTEST

Thank you for the organization.

FT 817  5W  G5RV

just the time to turn on the radio, that the family calls for an
emergency, goodbye contest but everything is ok in the family

WRTC 2023

FT920 100W antenne Butternut  e Mosley Ta33

RTX: Yaesu FT DX 10
ANT: end-fed longwire
PWR:1 00W

molto tempo a cercare di collegare le stazioni del wrtc .Comunque mi sono
divertito

trasmetter ein CW mantiene giovani

Band Date Time Call-Copied RST-Copied Zone-Copied
10 7/9 0747 EF4HQ 59 URE
10 7/9 0748 YT0HQ 59 SRS
10 7/9 0749 IB9A 59 28
10 7/9 0750 II8K 59 28
10 7/9 0754 EA4EU 59 37
10 7/9 0807 IK7ZLW 59 28
10 7/9 0816 LZ1ZF 59 28
10 7/9 0906 II9HQ 59 ARI
10 7/9 0911 TM0HQ 59 REF
10 7/9 1005 DL3LAB 59 28

July-9,afternoon(JST) CNDX was FB.

I enjoyed the contest.

Thanks for Cycle25 back!

Thank you for many QSO.
See you next contest. 73!

I enjoyed the contest.

78

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Tnx FB Contest !!

ICOM IC7300 100W
Inv VEE, Vertical

I enjoyed the contest.

ANT  10&15M-14mH 4ELE    20M&40M-14mH DIP    80M&160M-13mH DIP
RIG  IC-741S    PWR < 5w

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

GOOD CONTEST ARIGATO
FTdx5000
FTdx5000

RIG:IC-706 50W   ANT:Vertical

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Appreciate all staffs andpartner STNs very much.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.
Aso city Kumamoto Pref.

I enjoyed the contest.

Nice to work some WRTC stations and to watch WRTC online score board
during the contest. Very interesting. So I could QRV for straight 24hours!

I enjoyed the contest.
FTdx5000 Ant 4elyagi

I enjoyed the contest.See you next year.Yoshi

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

TEL: +819031354721
MAIL: je1woy@jarl.com
KEY: Begali
EQUIPMENT: FT-991A
POWER: 70w
ANTENNA: LW+SG230

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.
76years old

I enjoyed the contest.

I ENJOYED THIS CONTEST VERY MUCH !

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.
Thank you.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Thank you all stations.

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

I enjoyed the contest.

I like CW. I do love QRP. https://kurobe3463.blogspot.com/

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.
RIG:TORIO TS-890S
ANT:Dipole Antenna

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

RIG: ICOM IC-7851
ANT: Whip
Operator's License: Japanese 1st class
I enjoyed the great contest. Looking forward to the next year.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Rig: FTDX10, Ant: Vertical+ATU

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Put your comments here.
Use multiple lines if needed.

Many Thanks!!

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I vy 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 enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.
see you next year !!
TS-890S+21mh6eleYAGI etc

I participated in the contest for the first time.

I enjoyed the contest.bat
I accidentally deleted the second half of the log

I enjoyed the contest.

I entryed a little.

I enjoyed the contest.

FT-817ND DP Yagi

I enjoyed the contest.

I want to do my best on the next time!

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

MAIL:ytanada9rsc@rc4.so-net.ne.jp
 EQUIPMENT: TS-440S
 ANTENNA: YAGI 3EL

Tx Power 50W

I enjoyed the contest.

Condition was not so good, but I enjoyed the contest. Thanks.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

operated in oga city.

Using whip antenna

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

tnx

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

ENJOYED A LOT WITH BAREFOOT AND 6 METERS WIRE

I enjoyed the contest.

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

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Thank you for your holding the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed participating in the contest for the first time.

I enjoyed the contest.
PWR=50wattts
TWIN DELTA LOOP(7MHz)/4ele YAGI(21MHz/28MHz)

I worked short time than last year.

I enjoyed the contest.

I used less than 5W.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

TNX QSO CUAGN 73

I enjoyed the contest.

I got band new WAS and DXCC!TU

I enjoyed the contest.

And I really enjoyed contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed this contest.tnx

I enjoyed the contest.

2023 IARU HF CONTEST thank you very much. from  JN1IFX

I enjoyed the contest.

RIG: YAESU FT-1000MP
ANT: KOHJINSHA KA1-DP
Operator's License: 1st.class

I enjoyed the contest.

IC-7300M (50 Watts)
Loaded DP
..

I enjoyed the contest. TNX

I enjoyed the contest.
Thank you very much.

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 enjoyed the contest.

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

I enjoyed the contest by QRP.

I really appreciate your help.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Condition was not so good.
IC-7600 KPA500

I enjoyed the contest.

Many thanks for picking up my weak signal.
TS-680V(10W)+shaped"L"vertical DP

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I am biginner.
Use multiple lines if needed.

Tnx cu next test

I enjoyed the contest.

SkookumLogger; K4 + KPA1500; 12-el tribander, 2-el 40, wires, all about 60f
t up; W1FV 9-circle RX array.

Worked only WRTC 2022 special calls.

Remote opr.

Family Obligations!

Operated CW only in my spare time.  Lots of fun.  Good conditions.

5w to 2 antennas - 53' slopers attached to 32' jackite poles

Everyone operated remotely. Single radio operation.

K3CCR is the club station at the Collington continuing-care
retirement community at FM 18OW in MD, just east of DC. In the
2023 IARU test N3UM and W5MPB operated Multi-1 HP Assisted. N3UM
did all CW, W5MPB all SSB. We hoped to beat our 2022 IARU claim.
We did that; 1.25 X the Qs, 1.47 X the Q pts, and 1.02 X the
mults for 1.5 X our 2022 score. Great condx gave us more Qs and
more pts/Q. We alternated 3-hour shifts, as worked well before.
N3UM went first, 12-15Z. Using Avail. Mults & Qs he got 37 Qs on
20 M, then 36 Qs on 15 M by 1339Z. Then all Telnet spots died.
He tried 7 good clusters; none connected. IT guru W5MPB found it
was not us; clusters were just AWOL. At 1442Z N3UM ran at 79/hr
for 24 15 M Qs in 18 min, but rate died. CW spots again 1446Z,
low quality from a few clusters. We were QRT ~1 hr. N3UM got 29
more 15-M Qs by 15Z. SSB sigs were sparse; W5MPB got 1 20-M SSB
Q and 55 15-M Qs 1512-1749Z. CW had more sigs; from 18Z N3UM got
17 Qs on 20 M, 28 on 15 M, then 77 on 20 M by 21Z. W5MPB had his
best shift 21-00Z, 99 Qs on 20 M. N3UM's best shift was 00-03Z;
129 40-M Qs in 2 hrs, 28 in a run, then 15 80-M Qs and 45 20-M
Qs. On the late shift 03-06Z W5MPB hopped on 4 bands to scrape
up 45 Qs, with most sigs dupe or no-copy. He did 12 QSYs (all
met the 10-min rule), and got 1 to 6 Qs on each hop. N3UM was on
10-12Z. He got 9 40-M Qs, with ZL and W1AW/KH6, then 26 20-M Qs,
and a last 42 15-M Qs in 43 min. We got many I4X WRTC Qs, SSB &
CW. Easy & fun to work world-class ops, even with weak signals.

Well disciplined op's.......joy to operate even though I was only on for a short time.

"Great band conditions, especially on 21 MHz. that was open during the entire contest!"

CASUAL S&P FOR FUN LIMITED TIME HQ STATIONS AND WRTC COMPETITORS 73 !ED K5OF

Managed to get on for just under 3 hours - wish it had been
longer.  Only antenna was the 160 inverted L, so ran 100W.

Sent wrong zone on first q

Great IARU contest as usual, lots of fun. 

However, whats up with the 5 to 10 EU CW stations sending CW at 40 wpm? That's really hard to copy
through the aurora for us non-assisted stations. Some of these stations were HQ stations. Why? both
of our scores would be higher if they just slow down to 30 wpm.

Part time effort unfortunately. Great Contest!

I was a little burned out after a week of being K2B in 13
Colonies event.   Glad with the number of HQ stations I heard.
I think 79 HQs stations I had in the log.   Picked up a few Asia
& OC zones Sunday morning befor church.  The first new contest of
the PVRC contest season.    Conditions at the start seemed poor
but picked up in the late afternoon and evening.    I wanted the
NU1AW ARRL HQS station but never heard NU1AW spotted or if anyone
worked them.  I did get W1AW/KH6 on three bands.  I never got on
10M or 80M but should have.

4-Watt 20-meter QCX+ with Attic Dipole
Paper Log

Very limited time for this IARU contest.  Puppy training class in the
morning and a birthday party for a six year old grandson afterward in
his home about two hours away from my QTH.  Followed by a local
festival in the evening.  My first QSO was at 0502 UTC.  Lots of good
activity during my brief time and condx seemed to be good.  No QSO's
made with any of the WRTC stations sad to report.  Hopefully I'll
have
a better contest in 2024!

fun contest thanks for having it.

First time in this one, but I'll be back!

This was my first time submitting a log for the IARU HF CHAMPIONSHIP.
Everyone I worked during the event was great and most seemed to stay
on air for the entire duration helping alot of us who checked in the
early hours to work the HQ stations. Some really great CW ops out
there! Thanks to all! I hope to work the contest again next year!  73
Jeff kb8qap

This is my first IARU-HF contest.  I started late and the conditions
were quite bad with very few stations heard. Running LP was a big
challenge as most stations I could hear simply could not hear me.
I took a break to have dinner with family and came back late in my
evening to much better condx.  I did work a small number of the
WRTC stations, which was my goal.  Sadly few were heard and fewer
still could hear me.  The solar cycle giveth and the solar cycle
taketh away. Overall a very casual effort but already looking
to next year!

All contacts done via portable station at KOSH airport grounds.

The bands were up and down all weekend. Noise levels seemed to stay high except
after a thunderstorm late Saturday evening/night. 15m and 20m were busy with
stations spotting but I seemed unable to work them with my 100w and G5RV. EFLW,
or  HF2V. 40m was dead and 80m was even worse at my QTH. Still, I was able to
add 6 more countries to my SSB DXCC roster and getting W1AW/KH6 on 80m made my
day. Thank you to all the ops that pulled me out of the ether. All that said,
I'm still pleased with my score. Now on to the NAQP RTTY. Cheers and 73.

very part-time effort, but fun!

100 watts to two 90' dipoles up 45 and 60'. Thanks for the Q's. 73, Dan  ke0tt

Operated from FM29jw

Removed Duplicate:
14019 CW 2023-07-09 0147 YR0HQ 599 FR

HQ Stations: 41; 41 Points.
Same Zone Stations: 18; 18 Points.
Different Zone same Continent: 17; 51 Points.
Different Zone different Continents: 60; 300 Points.

Multipliers: 42

41 + 18 + 51 + 300 = 410 Points.
410 Points x 42 = 17220 Total Points.

Thank you for the 2023 IARU HF World Championship Contest.

Icom IC-746 into 134ft OCF wire dipole at 10m in the trees.

I got a late start due to a steaming hot (that means heat index,
sunburn, and deerflies) fishing attempt in the morning.  Then on
my first QSO, N1MM+ quit sending CW in the middle of a
transmission.  Something like this happened during WPX, and
disconnencting and reconnecting my Winkeyer fixed it, so that is
all I had to do.  However, I did take a look at the USB
connections and decided to add another ferrite choke in the hope
that it might help.  Finally, I started making QSOs, grabbed a
few to start on 10m and then moved to 15m, which had a good
number of stations.  In spite of all the stations, it was
somewhat tough, with a high noise level, probably due to the
approaching thunderstorms.  That's about when I got a call
notifying me of a good friend's sudden and unexpected passing.
If you knew Joe, WA4GIR, he was a great guy that I counted among
my best ham friends.  Needless to say, that took the wind out of
my sails, so with thunder storms threatening anyway, I pulled the
plug.  Late evening turned out to be a different story.  I got on
the radio again about 9:30 pm to find 15m still open with some
good multipliers and 20m loaded.  Conditions were good and I did
S&P at a high rate.  Attempts to run were interupted by phone
calls and other priorities, but my one significant run had a rate
of 150+, which is pretty nice with my little station.
Unfortunately, I had another fishing outing planned for the next
morning and couldn't stay up.  All-in-all, it was lots of fun;
the evening action made up for the bad fishing and sad news, and
the day ended on a high note.

Location:  Madison, AL 
Radios: FT-990 / K3S
Club: Alabama Contest Group
Logging Software: N1MM+ 
TX Antenna: CL-33 Tri-Band | Hustler 6BTV | RadioWavz DX80SHPL |       
            
Used KN4JJA to gain some DX for my YL!!
KI4KWR/KN4JJA Compound off County Line Road in Limestone County. Saturday was
awesome on 20m/15m and worked what we could. Since the CL-33 was pointed North
we gave it a try and most 20m were first call QSO's.

As always we had fun and enjoy contesting with new countries while WRTC was also
going on. Ready for the next Contest with the Alabama Contest Group.

73,
Steve KI4KWR
Alabama Contest Group

My first contest

Band conditions were terrible but I managed to make a few QSOs. I am
16 years old.

Great cndx and loads of fun!  Can't wait for
next year!  73 and thanks for the qsos.  Bob, KQ2M

TU ALL STNS ES 73! First time IARU CW Contest, I've only operated
CW for about a month and had lots of fun with this one!

I expected there would be stronger sigs from EU by around their          sundown
sundown then again at mine(MDT) on 20 cw but never thought given
the poor propagation forecast it would last til 1 am local, wow!
even worked a few EU on 15 around midnite but not as good as 2022.

Casual operating just for fun.

Remote and mixed short-time effort for me with this one.  Started slow as the bands did not
cooperate for me late Saturday morning, but they got much better later Saturday evening.

One of my favorite events of the year.  Conditions were very poor
here at the start and stayed that way for the first seven hours.
Then the fun began.  It still amazes me that this station can run
in an event like this.  I worked 44 of the I4 stations.  Lots of
fun. See you all again next year to do it again and make even a
better score. Thanks - 73  tom    Rig = TenTec Eagle @ 100 Watts.
Antenna = an Isotron-80 for 80 meters, a mag Loop (40 thru 15),
a 10 meter dipole, all in the attic above the garage.

YL and Rookie (Licensed April 2021)

RIG-FT840 ,ANTs -GPs,INV.DIPOL

just for fun

I enjoyed using SD

Cluster nodes: M0IPU-8 arc6.ddns.net:7373 (ARcluster 6), YO3FCA-5 dxnode.ddns.net:8888 (CC cluster),
M0IPU-4 dxs.ddns.net:7300 (DXspider)

No time for a serious entry, but pleased to be able to take part.

Still a beginner using SD Logging

Very good propagation during the 'test...nice for a change!  I had fun at the start of the contest
just looking for all the WRTC Teams.

I casually worked 20m CW for a couple hours for my first IARU contest, and had a blast! Lots of
activity. I hope to make a full effort next year.

WX was too hot. Had a 197 Q hour.

I finally tried out my NEARFest 2023 radio, a Kenwood TS940 with the Cobra antenna attached to it.

12/2020

Super conditions with 20 & 15 meters open nearly 24 hours.  Had a blast in this my 69th year of
contesting!  My thanks to the sponsors and to all who called in.

73 de Sig, N3RS

2023 Jul 8 IARU HF Contest 1200Z

Fun contest. Thanks to those who made this event successful.

battery powered

CHECKLOG!!! I operated via remote from several different stations due to availability (not
intentional propagation "shopping"). Log is submitted solely to help WRTC adjudication.

ONE HALF WATT to a 20-Foot End-Fed Wire.
Tnx for your patience and the QSOs.
Go Arizona Outlaws! -73- John N6HI

Great conditions, with the K-Index at 1 for the entire contest period.
The high bands were much better than last year, so the low bands had
little activity. It was lots of fun to work so many of the little WRTC
stations.  They were weak out here at first, but then conditions
improved, and they got much louder.

Was great to have 15 open from the west coast of the USA in the daytime.   Thank you everyone for
particiapating.

Was out of town and operated with a Buddipole antenna on the
hotel deck and a 100 watt  radio.  Saying I was a weak signal is
an understatement.  Couldn't hear 90% of the stations spotted.
Thanks to those who heard me!

ICOM IC-7300, Heil Pro-Micro Headset, Vectronics HFT-1500 Manual
Tuner for 15 MTRS only, and a ZS6BKW up 50 feet, running N-S
at 1500 feet elevation. What a slog! Ten meters was dead, QSB
was significant, and Op time severely limited due to thunderstorms.

Operation Mobile from South Dakota, Wyoming, and Utah

Conditions sure seemed different than last year (but I improved my hand band antennas); 15 and 20
were fantastic with hours open to Europe; 10 was a bit disappointing.

That was fun!!

RIG YAESU FT-857D
ANT Groundplane Antenna 3.54m at 6m AGL

My station was in a very sorry state. The tower turned only by armstrong.
and issing a proper antenna on 160m and 10m. So I lost many multipliers.
Due to some challenging issues in the beginning I got a late start.
The propagation was disturbed in the beginning but some 9 hours later
15m and 20m opened to stateside. Despite of all shortcomings I had an
enjoyable CW-practice in this contest. Working the WRTC-operators was
a lot of fun. No matter what was their final standong was I feel like
each and everyone of them were real professionals. It was very easy
to S&P those guys. A nice 200+ boost to my final score which fell
short only an inch to 2 million. I missed only two more stations.

FB Contest! Thanks for the QSOs

73 de SM5EFX Anders, SM5FUG Janne et SM5SIC Gran

Rig TS-520S 80W
Ant 15m - half square, 10m - loop

TS-590 5-BTV VERTICAL

SD log - fb

Rig: Kenwood TS-590S + PA 500W, ant 15m LW

Rig[s]IC-7600-100W,Antena[s]3el.YAGI,LW82m

GOOD CONTEST WITH MANY STATIONS. SEE YOU AGAIN FRIENDS.
TCVR: 5 W, ANT: GP

TS480SAT-10W, ANT VERTICAL

GOOD CONTEST WITH MANY STATIONS. SEE YOU AGAIN FRIENDS.
TCVR: 5 W, ANT: GP

FT1000MP MarkV, PA ECO 91 Beta - 1000W
10 el. LogPer/20-10, 3 el./40, dipol/80-160

This contest was another great opportunity for 2BSIQ. I used similar setup including my own 2BSIQ
tools as previous times this year. The problem was that by last weeks, I was more focused on our
OL7M VHF section, so I was not so familiar with the operation for first hours. I was also in time
pressure when preparing the setup. So I started at time, but in stress and without properly setted
all operator ergonomy, presets and procedures. 
The 2BSIQ setup was N1MM with my own one-keyboard synchronization software.

I apologize to EF6T and to others in Non-assisted category for sending livescore to there, instead
of to the assisted one.

The 10m conditions were bad, together with only one sharp not rotating antenna I lost some easy
mults here.

Thanks to OK1MU for support including great dinner and to OK2ZAWs QRO.CZ ham parts company for
providing technical solutions to our station.

Thank for all QSOs, see you next time! 
Standa OK1CID/OK7W

TNX, 73!

Great contest. Although there was a lot of interference in the 80m and 40m bands on Saturday, the
conditions improved on Sunday morning. At the same time, in none of my previous contests have I had
as many connections (up to 9) with stations from the USA as in this contest. Apparently the
conditions were good. I also heard very nice stations from Japan, China, Indonesia, but I couldn't
make a connection with them. Too bad, I would have a new DX.

Good luck to everyone

KX3 3 Watts ant: Dipole

There was much activity so it was great fun to work in
the contest.  I enjoyed it.
Till next year.
73  Leon  ON5WL

It should be unlimited instead of limited. '73

Running HQ test as oz1aar

RIG: YAESU-FT817, 5 WATT IN SSB
ANTENNAS: SLOPING DELTA LOOP / WINDOM AS INV. VEE

Propagation a bit down compared to 2022, yet
massive participation!
Used SD in manual mode, which suits me best for
search and pound

As a low power enthusiast I enjoyed the contest
I made 33 QRP and QRPp QSO's on an end fed all with S&P
11 QSO's were made with 360 mW or 800 mW
21 QSO's were made with 3 or 4 W
I made 1 QSO's with 36 mW with the use of the
very accurate PA1B 10 dB attenuator
Thank you for the great activity in the contest

this is part 1 of the log, made by N1MM. I have another part, made by Log4OM , because of a crash of
n1mm.

Was fun to work as many I4 stations in as poossible.
CW only and on 5 bands 265 (out of 290) I4 stations in total.
Tnx fb qso, cu all next test, vy 73

Question.  
I am not sure if I have to set my log to assisted or non-assisted.
I submitted my log as assisted, but the only software I used was N1MM. 
But N1MM does decode callsigns so that is why I set my log to Assisted.  I hope this is right.

73's 
wilbert pa2wle

Nice contest again. Many stations. Great joy.

It was a pleasure in this contest. just finished before thunderstorm in the south part of the
Netherlands.
I worked with 100 watts and G5RV. cnd's are very well contact with Chili, Brazil and Bonaire.

I waiting for the next IARU HF world championship!
73 de pa3ewg, Henry

magneitic loop antenna  100W

Due to several other activities I had only limited time available for the contest but it was fun to
participate.

We really enjoyed giving out the VEROM HQ Multiplier in this

all over the country. More info at PA6HQ.VERON.NL
Year !!

ON TIME 8:50 hrs. RIG Elecraft K3/mod/100 ANT ZS6BKW on roof
appartment building 30 mtrs high. Log  N1MM  worked 55 WRTC stations
Bad conditions on this side of the world.
TNX for the nice contest 73 stay Cool Hans PC4E

Thank you all for making this contest a great and fun experience , see you

next year !

Thanks for a great contest 73 ans cunxtyr

Little time to take part in the contest. Never the less nice to give some point.

73'de Edwin PD5L

Every time I join this contest, I'm amazed what the 25m end-fed wire can achieve.
In contrast to the VHF antennas, the wire is not easily spotted...
Regards to all that picked up my tiny signal!

Nice contest. In the shack was it more than 30 degrees.
CUL
73
PE1MCF

Tnx for this great Contest and for QSO. 73, PE1NBD Oene.

All QSO's with 5 watt / dipole 73

Elecraft K3 - 100 watts - Hexbeam

Here is the interface that K4BAI and KU8E used to operated PJ4A remotely from Georgia in the 2023
IARU contest.

Discovered a broken 17m element wire on the 6-band Hexbeam a day or
two before the contest. Thought this would not be a problem on the
contest bands but the wind blew the broken wire on to the 20m and
15m elements, causing the SWR to fluctuate wildly. This also caused
the loss of rig control, so I had to enter the band manually each
time I changed bands. High levels of absorption in the tropics in
summertime meant weak signals during daylight hours. 73 Steve PJ4DX.

FALCONS DX GROUP BRAZIL

agu160145@hotmail.com

classe a

My first contest ever.

Goodnight.

It was the first time I participated in the IARU HF World Championship, but I managed to get some
contacts despite being busy and with little time available.
The experience was rewarding and I intend to participate in the next editions of the contest.

Thank you very much.

Cleber Bacarissa
PU2NOR

What a wonderful contest weekend with friends, WRTC championship, and true ham radio spirit!

The PX2A team would like to thank you guys for each QSO!

DATE OF BIRTH: 20/05/2006

agenoraparecidosantanas079@gmail.com

Tkanks Big 73 TU

TKS FB Test. I See You next year.
73

Xiegu G90

IC-7300, ANT-G5RV

TNX 73!

5W @ Dipole

ICOM-718, 100Wt. Ant. Rectangular Loop,160m.  All band.10m.up

73 tnx !

TNX 73!

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

TNX 73!

Please, put my log in as a check log category. I took part in the contest to support my WRTC
fellowship. I did all 58 teams in CW and was failed do the same in SSB. I've got plenty of pleasure.

RIG(s): IC7400; ANTENNA(s): Gap Titan DX

E-mail: Gorizont08@bk.ru.

ICOM IC-7100 and GP

TNX!
TS-590S,DSP,100 watt
SAY-3-7:10,15,20M,dipole-40,80M

TNX 73!

South Atlantic Ocean, IC-7000, dipole, 80w

73!

Yaesu FT-450, dipole
I declare that all contest rules and all the rules and regulations for
amateur radio operations in my country have been observed and adhered to.
I accept the decisions of the Contest Committee.

TNX QSO! HPE CU AGN! 73, de Alex RA3RLJ

IC756PROIII, Delta Loop 160
73!

TNX,73!

TCVR - FT897D, 100w
ANT - Dipole

73!

95022 Russia, Simferopol, st.Bela-Kuna 7-60

Tnx&73!

TNX. 73!

TNX 73

73!

73!

TNX 73

73!

TNX 73!

Tnx! 73!

TKS FOR NICE CONTEST,

73!!!

Icom 760Pro, 100W
Inverted V 40/80, Sloper 20/15m

73!

TNX 73!

TX: FT817ND 5Watts ANT:Verticales

73!

73!

TX 5Watts, ant - Magloop indoor

CU AGN es 73!

Rig G90 pwr 5w, Ant ECO 7+

TNX 73!

TRX: IC746PRO 100wtts
ANT: Delta, Dipole

TNX 73!

IC 746, LW

It's been educational contest for our youngsters, under the
supervision from our mentor S51J. Still a lot to learn!

IC775  5W, Only antenna: Lazy Loop L=164m , 6m high.

Hi to all from S59TIM team...

It was first bigger contest for S59NV - Neja, 15 years young. She got her licence on 03.2023.

It was fun, a bit hard as only 100W and low end feed antenna. But it was a good training for Field
day 2023 

Meet you in next contest...

73 de S50V - Lovro

After my first 3 QSO's I had a first smell of burnt plastics.
Next QSO my computer and radio did shut down. I had to break and
start searching for what was possibly wrong. Lost a bit my
motivation and decided that it was over for this time.

YL-Operator

100 w TrapGP 10-20 M

FTDX 3000 MULTI-DIPOL UP 5M

TRX: IC 756 PRO III 100W
ANT.: DOUBLET, W3DZZ, GP7DX
TRX: IC 756 PRO III 100W
ANT.: DOUBLET, W3DZZ, GP7DX
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Lomza and district radio society contest group

FTdx 3000 + HVLA1K3

Xiegu G90, 20W, 20m long 82:18 OCF sloper

RIG: FTDX 3000 abt 50Wtts. Ant.: Lw for all bands

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SP6DVP licensed since 1969 ( SWL SP6-6143 1967-1969 - CFM 
90 DXCC AM-SSB-CW)
My name is Krzysztof- KRIS and i'm ham since 1969
QTH : OPOLE JO80
EX: SP0DVP - SR6DVP - SP6V - SN40DVP - 3Z50DVP - SO6V
My contest call is - 3Z6V
My eqipment 
1969-1981 Home Made TX . RX 10RT , RBM-1 , Lambda 5.
1981 FT 101 ZD
2007 FT 1000 MP Mark V
2018 FTDX 3000
2018 FT 736 R
Ant: G5RV - W3DZZ-DIPOLE
AK528- 5 el 10M , GB37 - 20-15-10 7 el by SP3GEM 
SP7DQR_LOG , LOGGER32 , N1MM+.
Member of PZK 15.09.1967 
Member of SP6PAZ - SN6O Club 15.09.1967 
Member of FT8 DIGITAL MODE CLUB # 5521 3 june 2018
Member of POLAND EPC CLUB # 233 21 june 2020
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Member of EUDXCC European Dx Contest Team # 190 08.02.2021
QSL Manager Polish Amateur Radio Union (PZK) in Opole
OT-11 PZK Opole
Contest & QSL Manager SP6PAZ-SN6O 1968 - 2025 
3Z6PAZ - 3Z25PAZ - 3Z6DOBRZEN - SQ6PAZ - SR6PAZ
SP0FPP - SP0ITU - SP100PAZ - SP0PAZ - SN50PAZ 
HF25HKZ - HF40PAZ - HF55O - HF800O - HF1997OP
SO100PS - HF70RO
SP6DVP operator SP0SKM 40M November 1-6, 2022
the club's chronicler 1967-2023
SPDXC - 317/R - 20.10.1983 
DIG - 3207
5 BAND DXCC - Nr. 2556 - December 19 1988
WAZ 20 M single band phone Nr. 580 - 26 Sept 1986
WAZ DIGITAL MODE Nr. 413 11 december 2022
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5 BAND WAC - 16.10.1986
DXCC - Nr. 13.854 July 27 1983 
DXCC HONOR ROLL - # 66.548 January 25, 2021
MIXED = 344 / 335 (02.07.2023) 
PHONE = 340 / 331 (02.07.2023)
CW = 56 / 56 (02.07.2023)
Digital = 182 / 182 (02.07.2023)
Challenge = 1216 (02.07.2023)
WAS - SSB ( 10M - 15M - 20M )
10M - # 51.494 24 Apr 2013
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SP DX C - 03.06.2023 335 / 342 ONLY QSL 
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WPX MIX = 3.363
WPX CW = 72
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Certificates 1984-2022
53 certificates SP6DVP
Contest Call Used Category Score Certificate 
Links
2022 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator Unlimited, Low Power 41,535
2021 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator Unlimited, Phone Only, 
Low Power 112,651
2021 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator Unlimited, Low Power 2,592
2020 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator Unlimited, Phone Only, 
Low Power 208,572
2020 DX 
Phone 3Z50DVP Single Operator Unlimited, Low Power 6,960
2019 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator Unlimited, Phone Only, 
Low Power 142,494
2019 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator Unlimited, Low Power 2,376
2018 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, Low 
Power 152,082
2018 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, 20 Meters 7,470
2017 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, Low 
Power 165,410
2017 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, 20 Meters 2,640
2016 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, Low 
Power 205,140
2016 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, Low Power 69,276
2015 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, Low 
Power 222,020
2015 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, Low Power 33,867
2014 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, Low 
Power 288,727
2013 10M SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, QRP 224
2013 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, Low 
Power 183,260
2013 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, Low Power 18,513
2012 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, Low 
Power 223,626
2012 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, 15 Meters 2,268
2011 10M SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, QRP 5,168
2011 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, Low 
Power 158,790
2011 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, Low Power 14,352
2010 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, Low 
Power 286,739
2010 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, 40 Meters 1,440
2009 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, Low 
Power 351,000
2009 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, 40 Meters 210
2007 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, 40 Meters 60
2006 IARU 
HF 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone Only, Low 
Power 207,956
2006 DX 
Phone 3Z6V Single Operator, Low Power 90,900
2005 IARU 
HF 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone Only, Low 
Power 184,535
2005 DX 
Phone 3Z6V Single Operator, Low Power 63,945
2004 IARU 
HF 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone Only, Low 
Power 240,570
2004 DX 
Phone 3Z6V Single Operator, Low Power 87,780
2003 DX 
Phone 3Z6V Single Operator, Low Power 53,382
2002 10M 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone Only, Low 
Power 18,300
2002 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, 15 Meters 86,670
2001 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, Low Power 216
2000 IARU 
HF 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone Only, High 
Power 38,052
2000 DX 
Phone 3Z6V Single Operator, Low Power 72,900
1999 IARU 
HF 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone Only, High 
Power 518,880
1999 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, Low Power 80,340
1998 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, Low Power 48,510
1996 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, High 
Power 129,918
1996 DX 
Phone SP6DVP Single Operator, 20 Meters 36
1995 IARU 
HF SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, High 
Power 25,593
1995 DX 
Phone SP50OP/P Multioperator, Single Transmitter, High 
Power 2,709
1990 10M SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, High 
Power 644
1988 10M SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, High 
Power 6,364
1986 10M SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, High 
Power 330
1985 10M SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, High 
Power 324
1984 10M SP6DVP Single Operator, Phone Only, High 
Power 2
Call 
3Z6V
14 certificates 1999-2006
Contest Call 
Used Category Score Certificate 
Links
2006 IARU 
HF 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone 
Only, Low Power 207,956
2006 DX 
Phone 3Z6V Single Operator, Low 
Power 90,900
2005 10M 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone 
Only, QRP 18
2005 IARU 
HF 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone 
Only, Low Power 184,535
2005 DX 
Phone 3Z6V Single Operator, Low 
Power 63,945
2004 IARU 
HF 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone 
Only, Low Power 240,570
2004 DX 
Phone 3Z6V Single Operator, Low 
Power 87,780
2003 IARU 
HF 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone 
Only, High Power 207,835
2003 DX 
Phone 3Z6V Single Operator, Low 
Power 53,382
2002 10M 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone 
Only, Low Power 18,300
2002 IARU 
HF 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone 
Only, High Power 287,973
2000 IARU 
HF 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone 
Only, High Power 38,052
2000 DX 
Phone 3Z6V Single Operator, Low 
Power 72,900
1999 IARU 
HF 3Z6V Single Operator, Phone 
Only, High Power 518,880

IC-756PROIII + PA 500W, ant.: Inv. Vee, Vertical, LW

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YAESU FT-450D (ON 15M), FTDX-10 (OTHER BANDS) AND
WINDOM FD-3 ANT.

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PWR:100W
ANT:DELTA

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73, Piotr

73, Piotr

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Ant: Wire Dipole 80 i 40m 20m Inv.V

IC7100
Delta for 40m on 80m and 160m as lw
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73

73.s

TNX 73!

RIG: FT-817 POWER 5W; ANTENNAS: 10/15/20/40M INVERTED VEE.

TNX 73!

87 years old

Mni Tnx! 73!

TRX: IC-7300, PWR: 100W, TNX FOR NICE TEST!

TNX & 73!
Peace and friendship only radiosport!
Radiosport is out of politics!

TNX 73!

to ALL CONTESTERS TNX es 73!

73! Good contest

TNX 73

73!

Transceiver - TS-870S (100 Watts)
Antenna - Hustler 4-BTV

rw0cv@yandex.ru

I have recently been working on the shack and other equipment but have settled on Kenwood. Decided
on a Kenwood TS-850V abt 100 wtts in the house as a base and a homemadecross needle meter. With all
the the old homemadecross transceiver UW3DI-2 and UA1FA has been rather confusing but I did pick
TS-590SG.

On the roof you’ll find a Delta Vertical on 10-80m Band antenna.
73!!!!

TS-590S + InvV, PW=100 wtts

73!

FT-857 ANT.DELTA

73!

tnx qso

TNX/73!

Antennas:

SunSDR2PRO
Antennas: Windom

FT-891

ICOM-718

TNX! 73!

73!

Wery good contest !

Loads of fun , and some new DXCC.Thank you

ATNO Khazakstan and New Zealand on 100W SSB with end fed wire.

Remote Station in Tiverton, On. Operators, Rob, VE3PCP, Eva, OK3QE, Merzuke, TA7YLY
STATION IS A KENWOOD TS870, 8 BAND VERTICAL ANTENNA, 3 ele triband yagi, Dentron GLA-1000 Amplifier,
300 Watts output
Operated for 11.5 hours out of 24 hrs.

VA3YLR International YL & Youth Remote Group. 11 YLs and 4 Youths from 8 different countries on 4
continents.One HF remote station with Rob VE3PCP as station owner and operator.

Operators were VA7EU, VA7MM, and VA7MAY. We operated maritime mobile aboard the motor vessel Equinox
anchored near Port Graves, Gambier Island, B.C.  A 25 ft vertical antenna was used with an IC-7300
at about 100W, powered from 12V batteries.

ROOKIE/MOBILE I had to run mobile omn this contest due to wife's demand, but I really had fun doing
it.

Can't remember when 20m was so active!

Just recently acquired my ticket, and with 100 watts to a wire in the trees, I made my very first
QSO with a station 9665.8 miles away in Sydney, Australia! (Apparently under very poor 10m band
conditions… though I didn’t know any better). A great-big “thank you” to my first Australian
contact (David: VJ2J) for his tremendous patience, kindness and support!
VE3RVW
Ontario, Canada

GREAT TURN OUT!!

Fun contest but didn't get much time in it.  Other commitments, like wife's birthday, hi hi.

Conditions slow to start but improved drastically after 21:00Z

Many new countries for me in my first participation in this contest, finding HQ stations was a lot
of fun to hear so many. 73 to everyone.

IARU was a lot of fun again this year. I only had a few hours to
participate.

With only access to the 10m band using a 6 over 6 OWA Yagi stack, and the band-scope flat lining, it
was amazing what a little CQing produced. Frequently considered how silly I may be wasting my
weekend calling into seemingly dead air, I'd say 90% of the signals were under S2, with others S9 to
20/9. 

Overview:
ZONE	ZONE STATIONS
8	87
6	40
7	36
45	33
4	9
54	6
61	6
50	4
44	2
59	2
JARL 	2
10	1
28	1
30	1
43	1
51	1
55	1
60	1
62	1
ARRL 	1
BARC 	1
CRAC 	1
DARC 	1
PARA 	1
R3 	1
SRAS 	1
SRR 	1

Used "SD" by EI5DI worked very FB

Thank you to all the organizers.
First HF contest for many years - getting back into operating now.
TS830S at 60W. 22m doublet at 8m above ground

Got on mainly looking for WRTCstations  - hard in noise on 20!!

My first international contest. Used 7300 barefoot and wire dipole
antenna. Just a few contacts but lots of fun.

Conditions generally good but many stations seem unable
to copy my call sign correctly. Very frustrating

DIY DIPOLE JRC145

73

VU Contest Group

Had very limited time to work the contest , but was very happy to hear
all these very loud EU headquarters stations that I could work with my
100 watts and dipoles ! Last year I worked ZERO EU stations !! It's
hard to break though the east coast wall from Arizona so thanks to all
that heard me !

Rig was FTdx101 and Butternut vertical
Love this activity.  It brings out all the best cw operators.

Thanks for the IARU contacts and fun. 73 - Dan, W1QK

Part Time S&P using Icom IC-7300 and End Fed Inv L from Wallace,
NC FM14as.

W3TB, Franklin TN USA

TNX,  2023

CHECKLOG

First time in this contest, and it was quite a fun one.  Cycle 25
really helped with the DX zones and I was surprised how well 20,
15, and even 10M were doing well into the evening and early
morning.  Thanks to all who participated and 73, W9TCV

Propagation sure improved as the night wore on.
It became a real pleasure !!

AFTER 4 HOURS OF OPERATION REALIZED WE WERE NOT SUSPOSED TO BE
USING ASSISTANCE OR HIGH POWER.  THIS IS A CHECK LOG ONLY.

2023-6 From July 1

I missed FD, but my plan for this event was a similar.  Work all 24 hours, operating in the spirit
of the event and the WRTC teams.
Have you read the book Contact Sport by J. K. George N3BB?  I really enjoyed that book.  Teams
learned their callsign about an hour before the Test started. 

All I knew is, that they were in Italy (a 50 miles radius from each other).  I didn't learn their
Callsigns until the start.  I copied an IV9R then an IV6P and an IV6Q, wait the V is a 4, (OK
correction).  I they were all pretty weak, using a 100 Watts, Tribander and Wires.  A couple times a
few were much stronger, but mostly all very even.  The IARU committee has a very tough job finding
all the sites (50, 100?) and none of them being any better or worse than others.  But its
impossible, and some lucky team is bound to gain a competitive advantage with their site.  I heard
it a few times.  Their only a few KHz apart and one of them is stronger.

I did take breaks (but two hours worth?).  After a few hours the bands stopped working for me.  I
was S&P, jumping from band to band looking for anyone anywhere and my rates were often below 60. 
So, I took breaks.  But my rate really started climb after dark.  I got into a good Run on 15 and a
very long Run 20 meters. 

I got two hours of sleep after the bands basically closed for me around 4:50AM.  I got up and worked
Asia and Europe in the last hour.

I really had a fun time with it.

Steve WA8Y

Very part time operation due to other commitments and operated all CW and search and pounce mode.

Transceiver: Kenwood TS-180s with 500 Hz IF filter and Hi-Per Mite active audio filter (200 Hz).
Antenna: 40 meter EFHW mounted horizontally 20 feet up.

20 meters was not very good into Europe during the morning or early afternoon but got much better
later in the evening and was in great shape when I got back on around 0600 UTC Sunday morning which
is similar to what I've noticed numerous times this year (not good conditions during the day but
fantastic conditions during late night/early morning hours).

73,
Don (wd8dsb)

Just sat & called CQ on 20m this time for a test starting at 02:31.  100W first 20min and 1kW last
40min; balun worked OK.  GL & 73

This is WQ6X's 1st attempt at running the IARU contest QRP from

Florida Contest Group

Suddenly I have lost my port in the laptop. Disconnect all from radio and laptop and in about 17 m I
was contesting again uufff!!!

Great contest!

Any plan to extend the contest time to 48 hours? Bcoz 24 hours is not enough.

Without genuine efforts, it's impossible to expect a successful event like this.Thank you for
organizing and hosting this Event. As a Rookie, I learned many thing from this Contest. Greeting
from Indonesia. de YC1RDH 73

Tnx & 73!

TS2000 + R8 & Inv V

FT897 100W , ANT:DIPOL,INV V,INV L,HEX-BEAM

IC-7300, 80W, 2elCQ 6m AGL fix 330 AZ. 73 Szigy.

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TNX QSOs !

TRX: FT450  ANT VERTICAL
email yo4ar@yahoo.com
Tnx to everybody
Best regards

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

FT-857D, 80W and sloper ant.

FT450 D 100W DIPOLE

RIG: FT-897  100W
ANT: FD4;

I worked from SOTA location, ref.: YO/EC-358
I use (tr)uSDX transceiver, with 3-4 W and EFHW antenna

RIG: TS 850 SAT ;ANT  CP 6

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RX/TX: KENWOOD TS-2000X
ANTENA: W3DZZ all band

TNX ALL HAM'S CONTESTERS, OP.YO5YM

MY FIRST CONTEST

I was born on May 23, 2001.

This was a very challenging contest due to band
conditions.  The QSB and QRN together with Pile Ups
made it difficult at times to copy Call Signs and ITU
Zones.  However despite this I enjoyed the contest and
look forward to next year.

A part-time activity with household activities to take care
of. Variable conditions on all bands with periods of flutter
on many signals. Thanks to everyone who worked me, and see
you all again next time.

Checklog