Spokane DX Association

Object: For amateurs around the world to contact other amateurs in as many zones and countries as possible. All bands, 1.8 through 28 MHz, except for WARC bands.
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Dates: November, 2007

Results in: CQ Magazine, September, 2008

George W6AEA
112,424 points
259 QSOs
Single Operator, High Power, all band category.

Wayne WA1PMA
90,804 points
201 QSOs
Single Operator, High Power, all band category.

Gary K7OX
4,082 points
67 QSOs
Single Operator, High Power, single band (160 meters) category
won a certificate.

Gary K7GS
46,990 points
181 QSOs
Single Operator, Low Power all band category.

Jay WA0WWW
30,015 points
150 QSOs
Single Operator, Low Power all band category.

team of Randy K7TQ and Lamar WA7LT
operating under the call WA7LT
515, 242 points
773 QSOs
Multi-Operator, Single Transmitter category.

The SDXA took 28th place out of 52 in the USA in the club competition where the scores of both the cw and phone contests were combined. We had 2,087,073 points. All clubs compete equally; there are no club divisions as in the ARRL.
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Dates: November 25-26, 2006

Results in: CQ Magazine, September, 2007

Lamar WA7LT made 267,992 points from 767 QSOs in the Single Operator, High Power, 20-meter Single Band category.

George W6AEA made 165,640 points from 315 QSOs in the Single Operator, High Power, All Band category.

Gary K7GS made 151,716 points from 306 QSOs in the Single Operator, Low Power, All Band category.

Randy K7TQ made 18,900 points from 112 QSOs in the Single Operator, QRP Power, All Band category.

The SDXA was not listed in the CQ Magazine results due to an omission of theirs. A retraction was in the December, 2007 issue on page 99. Our total points were 1,126,262 in the USA club competition where the scores of both the cw and phone contests were combined. All clubs compete equally; there are no club divisions as in the ARRL. That score put us 40th out of 63.
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Dates: November 26-27, 2005

Results in: CQ Magazine, September, 2006

Lamar WA7LT took 8th place in Zone 3 with 774,630 points from 993 QSOs in the Single Operator, High Power, All Band category.

George W6AEA made 111,758 points from 254 QSOs in the Single Operator, Low Power, All Band category.

Steve K7AWB made 17.028 points from 89 QSOs in the Single Operator, Low Power, All Band category.

Gary K7OX made 247,260 points from 667 QSOs in the High Power Assisted, 14 MHZ single band category and won a certificate.

The SDXA took 25th place out of 49 in the USA in the club competition where the scores of both the cw and phone contests were combined. We had 2,847,214 points. All clubs compete equally; there are no club divisions as in the ARRL.
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Dates: November 27-28, 2004

Results in: CQ Magazine, September, 2005

Several of our members entered this contest with Lamar WA7LT and Gary K7OX winning certificates in their categories.

Lamar WA7LT entered the Single Operator, High Power, All Band category and accumulated 1,243,032 points from 1334 QSOs. This gave him 4th in CQ Zone 3 and 2nd in the 7th call area.

Gary K7OX entered as a single band entrant on 160 meters, Single Operator, High Power. He made 2784 points from 87 QSOs. Gary took 4th in the USA on 160 meters and 1st in the 7th call area for that band.

Wayne WA1PMA/7 achieved 181,222 points from 298 QSOs in the Single Operator Assisted, High Power, All-Band category.

Also entering was Kirk K7EKM with 13,962 points from 87 QSOs in the Single Operator, Low Power, All-Band category.

Steve K7AWB entered just to ensure that the club had the minimum of three entrants to be considered in the club competition. He made 4 points with one contact in the Single Operator, Low Power, All Band category.

The SDXA took 24th place out of 48 in the USA in the club competition where the scores of both the cw and phone contests were combined. We had 4,263,065 points. All clubs compete equally; there are no club divisions as in the ARRL.
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Dates: November 29-30, 2003

Results in: CQ Magazine, September, 2004.

Lamar WA7LT took 6th in CQ Zone 3 with a score of 1,308,080 points from 1277 QSOs in the Single Operator, High Power, All Band category. He was 4th in the 7th call area for his category.

George W6AEA/7 made 139,800 points from 338 QSOs in the Single Operator, High Power, All Band category.

Gary K7OX took 2nd in the 7th call area for his score of 223,310 points from 713 QSOs in the SIngle Operator, High Power, 21 MHz Single Band category and won a certificate.

Steve K7AWB made 3,367 points from 131 QSOs in the Single Operator, Low Power, All Band category.

The SDXA took 30th place out of 47 in the USA in the club competition where the scores of both the cw and phone contests were combined. We had 3,110,237 points. All clubs compete equally; there are no club divisions as in the ARRL
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Dates: November 23-24, 2002

Results in: CQ Magazine, September, 2003

Lamar WA7LT scored 1,402,961 points from 1390 QSOs in the Single Operator, High Power, All Band category.

Gary K7OX scored 320,908 points from 816 QSOs in the Single Operator, High Power, Single Band category on 20 meters.