{"id":199,"date":"2008-05-04T16:44:32","date_gmt":"2008-05-05T00:44:32","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sdxa.org\/?p=199"},"modified":"2010-11-16T21:55:01","modified_gmt":"2010-11-17T05:55:01","slug":"arrl-160-meter-contest-results","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sdxa.org\/?p=199","title":{"rendered":"ARRL 160-METER CONTEST RESULTS"},"content":{"rendered":"

Object: For Amateurs worldwide to exchange information with W\/NW DivisionVE amateurs on the 160-meter band CW only. DX-to-DX QSOs do not count for contest credit.
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\nDate: December 4-6, 2009<\/strong><\/p>\n

Gary K7OX<\/strong>
\n162,514 points
\n896 QSOs
\nMultiOperator
\n1st in EWA Section overall
\n1st in category in EWA Section
\n4\/56 overall in NW Division
\n2nd in category in NW Division<\/p>\n

Lamar WA7LT<\/strong>
\n122,892 points
\n742 QSOs
\nSingle Operator, High Power
\n1st in category in EWA Section
\n2nd in EWA Section overall
\n9\/56 overall in NW Division
\n3rd in category in NW Division<\/p>\n

Jay WA0WWW<\/strong>
\n15,847 points
\n150 QSOs
\nSingle Operator, Low Power
\n1st in category in EWA Section
\n3rd in EWA Section overall<\/p>\n

Kirk K7EKM<\/strong>
\n4,288 points
\n74 QSOs
\nSingle Operator, Low Power
\n2nd in category in EWA Section
\n4th in EWA Section overall<\/p>\n

Randy K7TQ<\/strong>
\n24,145 points
\n219 QSOs
\nSingle Operator, Low Power
\n5\/8 In Idaho Section overall
\n2\/5 in Idaho Section in category<\/p>\n

The SDXA in the club competition made 329,686 points from 5 operators. This was 3rd out of 13 in the Local Category.
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\nDates: December 5-7, 2008<\/strong><\/p>\n

Gary K7OX<\/strong>
\n129,444 points
\n754 QSOs
\nMulti-operator category
\n1st place in EWA Section in category and overall
\n1st place in category in NW Division
\n4th out of 56 overall in NW Division<\/p>\n

Wayne WA1PMA<\/strong>
\n29,388 points
\n228 QSOs
\nSingle Operator, High Power category
\n1st place in EWA Section in category
\n2nd overall in EWA Section
\n16th out of 56 overall in NW Division<\/p>\n

Steve K7AWB<\/strong>
\n10,350 points
\n118 QSOs
\n1st place in Single Operator, Low Power category in EWA Section
\n4th overall in EWA Section
\n29th out of 56 overall in NW Division<\/p>\n

Jay WA0WWW<\/strong>
\n6,820 points
\n111 QSOs
\nSingle Operator, Low Power category
\n2nd in category in EWA Section
\n33rd out of 56 overall in NW Division<\/p>\n

Doug W3AS<\/strong>
\n3,750 points
\n72 QSOs
\nSingle Operator, High Power category
\n43rd out of 56 overall in NW Division<\/p>\n

In the Local Club competition, SDXA took 4th out of ten with 179,752 points.
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\nDates: Nov 30-Dec 2, 2007<\/strong><\/p>\n

Gary K7OX<\/strong>
\n197,402 points
\n1066 QSOs
\nMultioperator category
\n1st in category in Northwestern Division and EWA Section; 2nd highest score in all categories out of 67 in Northwestern Division; 1st in EWA Section in all categories. <\/p>\n

Lamar WA7LT<\/strong>
\n182,430 points
\n982 QSOs
\nSingle Operator, High Power category
\n1st in category in Northwestern Division and EWA Section; 3rd highest score in all categories out of 67 in Northwester Division.<\/p>\n

Wayne WA1PMA<\/strong>
\n22,638 points
\n165 QSOs
\nMultioperator category
\n2nd in category in EWA Section; 3rd in category in Northwestern Division.<\/p>\n

Gary K7GS<\/strong>
\n17,750 points
\n179 QSOs
\nSingle Operator, Low Power category
\n3rd in category in EWA Section.<\/p>\n

Jay WA0WWW<\/strong>
\n6,076 points
\n99 QSOs
\nSingle Operator, Low Power category
\n4th in category in EWA Section<\/p>\n

Randy K7TQ<\/strong>
\n25,186 points
\n260 QSOs
\nSingle Operator, QRP category
\n1st in category in Northwestern Division and Idaho Section.<\/p>\n

In the club competition, the SDXA took 4th out of 10 entries in the Local Category with 426,296 points.
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\nDates: December 1-3, 2006<\/strong><\/p>\n

Lamar WA7LT <\/strong>took 1st place in the Single Operator, High Power category in the EWA Section and 3rd in that category in the Northwestern Division with 150,360 points from 858 QSOs.<\/p>\n

Gary K7OX <\/strong>took 1st place in both the EWA Section and Northwestern Division in the Multioperator category with 128,000 points from 771 QSos.<\/p>\n

Wayne WA1PMA <\/strong>took 2nd place in the EWA Section in the Multioperator category with 19,656 points from 151 QSOs. <\/p>\n

Jay WA0WWW <\/strong>took 2nd place in the Single Operator, Low Power category in the EWA Section with 3,600 points from 73 QSOs.<\/p>\n

Randy K7TQ <\/strong>took 1st place in both the Idaho Section and the Northwestern Division in the single Operator, QRP category with 7,980 points from 117 QSOs.<\/p>\n

In the club competition, we were 8th out of 21 in the Local Club category with 298,016 points.
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\nDates: December 2-4, 2005<\/strong><\/p>\n

Lamar WA7LT took 1st place in the NW Division as well as in the EWA Section with 157,930 points from 907 QSOs. He was in the Single Operator, High Power category and also took 1st in that in both areas. This great achievement made him 74th out of 949 entrants in the USA\/Canada..<\/p>\n

Steve K7AWB had 11,074 points from 116 QSOs.<\/p>\n

Since there were just two entrants, there was no club competition.
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\n Dates: December 3-5, 2004<\/strong><\/p>\n

Five members entered the contest. Lamar WA7LT took 1st in the EWA Section (out of 6) with 162,282 points from 903 QSOs. He was in the Single Operator, High Power category. He also took 1st in the Northwestern Division out of 53.<\/p>\n

Gary K7OX had 159,970 points from 897 QSOs and took 2nd in the EWA Section and 2nd in the Northwestern Division. He was in the Single Operator, High Power category and was VERY close to Lamar\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s score.<\/p>\n

Wayne WA1PMA got 18,522 points from 149 QSOs in the Multioperator (+packet) category. He was 5th in the EWA Section.<\/p>\n

Steve K7AWB had 11,300 points from 119 QSOs in the Single Operator, Low Power category and took 6th in the EWA Section.<\/p>\n

Randy K7TQ had 13,338 points from 171 QSOs in the Single Operator, QRP category from Idaho.<\/p>\n

In the Club competition, the SDXA had 363,530 points in the Medium Club category and took 18th out of 32.
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\nDates: December 5-7, 2003<\/strong><\/p>\n

Gary K7OX got 86,424 points from 542 QSOs to take 1st in the EWA Section and the Northwestern Division. He was in the Single Operator, High Power category. <\/p>\n

Lamar WA7LT got 61,686 points from 454 QSOs to take 2nd in both the EWA Section and the Northwestern Division. He was in the Single Operator, High Power category.<\/p>\n

Steve K7AWB got 4,272 points from 88 QSOs in the Single Operator, Low Power category. He was 6th in the EWA Section.<\/p>\n

Randy K7TQ got 7,440 points from 125 QSOs in the Single Operator, QRP category. He was 4th in Idaho out of 4.<\/p>\n

In the Club competition, the SDXA had 160,422 points to take 2nd out of 3 in the Local Club category.
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\nDates: December 6-8, 2002<\/strong><\/p>\n

Lamar WA7LT got 111,274 points from 654 QSOs to take 1st in the EWA Section out of 5. He was in the Single Operator, High Power category. He also took 2nd in the Northwestern Division out of 44.<\/p>\n

Gary K7OX had 89,762 points from 595 QSOs to take 2nd in the EWA Section and 6th out of 44 in the Northwestern Division. He was in the Single Operator, High Power category.<\/p>\n

Since there were just two entrants, there was no club competition.
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