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Classifiche Diploma dei Quadratoni 

VHF UHF SHF Squares Award Scores

Aggiornata a Luglio 2014    -     Updated until July 2014 

La Sezione ARI di Perugia presenta, qui di seguito, le classifiche dei  diplomi VHF UHF SHF, rilasciati nelle varie versioni sin dal 1987. 

             

VHF SQUARES AWARD - FISSO
           
 

CALL

SQUARES

  

Ultimo Agg.

Cognome

Nome

1

IW1AZJ

321

  

13/01/1997

RUA

Silvio

2

IW5AVM

259

  

28/12/1987

PARMEGGIANI

Marco

3

IW2BNA

227

  

15/01/1987

RIVOLTA

Walter

4

IK0FEC

191

  

16/01/1997

MATARAZZI

Luigi

5

I0AKP

173

  

01/11/1987

MODESTO

Adamo

6

IW2BZY

133

  

18/05/1993

CAPPELLO

Lorenzo

7

IW0BET

128

  

13/01/1997

ZANGARA

Giovanni

8

I6CTJ

121

  

16/01/1994

SCHIASSELLONI

Glauco

9

IW5BML

120

  

28/12/1987

BUZZANI

Alberto

10

IK7HIN

113

  

21/05/1998

SURACE

Marcello

11

IW5BPE

96

  

28/12/1987

CIANCHI

Massimo

12

IW3RI

79

  

20/09/1998

DESENIBUS

Claudio

13

IK1SPR

68

  

25/06/1994

PRECISVALLE

Flavio

14

IW5BUV

60

  

25/02/1994

PAMPALONI

Luca

15

IW4BFF

58

  

06/02/1994

DEMARIA

Gian Luca

16

IK8YTA

57

  

11/05/2003

ZAMPA

MAURIZIO

17

IK0WAC

46

  

20/05/1998

MAFFUCCI

Massimo

18

I3VWK

45

  

20/01/1990

GUBIOLO

Rodolfo

19

S57NPR

42

  

20/05/1998

PAVLIC

Rudi

20

IK0JOE

41

  

20/09/2013

GIACOMARRA

Daniele

21

IW8DRG

40

  

06/11/1994

CARUSO

Ottavio

22

IW3RKD

40

  

13/08/1995

VINCENTI

Marino

23

IW6NIW

40

  

24/11/1996

D'ANNIBALE

Rosveldo

24

T77F

39

  

01/11/1987

FRANCIOSI

Enrico

25

IK0OZK

38

  

08/03/1997

FEULI

Renato

26

IW5BQT

34

  

27/01/1988

PIETRELLI

Robertp

27

IK2HSW

34

  

20/10/1989

FRANCIOSI

Enrico

28

IW0QPP

34

  

18/05/1993

ALUNNI Breccolenti

Fabio

29

IT9ESW

33

  

27/09/1995

CARDINALE

Giuseppe

30

IW2MXY

33

  

23/07/2005

MAURIZIO

Guido

31

IW8PQ

32

  

17/01/1997

DI SALVO

Giuseppe

32

S58U

32

  

20/03/1998

A. OBLAK

Milos

33

IW0QLV

31

  

23/10/1990

BELLADONNA

Marco

34

9A3NI

31

  

25/06/1994

MILOHANOVIC

Milorad

35

I3VAD

31

  

27/09/1995

SCARPA

Giancarlo

36

S56GBC

31

  

14/09/1997

CELARC

Bojan

37

S57NWG

31

  

06/03/1998

RAFFONE

Samo

38

I4KYO

30

  

01/11/1987

CAVICCHIOLI

Giorgio

39

IW3ETN

30

  

23/09/1988

DE CAL

Giorgio

40

IK2CFH

30

  

11/07/1989

PANARA

Carlo

41

IW5AWW

30

  

30/10/1989

CHAUSSADIS

Angelo

42

IW0DGJ

30

  

09/04/1994

CIANI PASSERI

Antonio

43

IW4DCT

30

  

09/04/1994

CANTARELLI

Enrico

44

IW0EKJ

30

  

02/10/1994

RAFFETTO

Domenico

45

IW0CXA

30

  

09/10/1994

PARPIGLIA

Felice

46

SV9ANJ

30

  

29/05/1995

NERANTZOULIS

Emanuel

47

IK0YUS

30

  

06/05/1996

FORMOSO

Marco

48

IW0QNX

30

  

05/08/1996

ALESSI

Carlo

49

IW6MNT

30

  

24/11/1996

DI CRESCENZO

Domenico

50

SV9ANK

30

  

22/07/1999

VARDAXIS

Nikos
           
           

VHF SQUARES AWARD - PORTATILE
           
 

CALL

SQARES

  

Ultimo Agg.

Cognome

Nome
           

1

I0ZUT/0

60

  

########

GALLI

Gianpiero

2

IK0FEC/0

54

  

########

MATARAZZI

Luigi

3

I0QJY/6

40

  

########

MAURO

Annibale

4

IK0FZS/7

39

  

########

CANNELLA

Claudio

5

IK0FZS/4

38

  

########

CANNELLA

Claudio

6

IK0FZS/1

36

  

########

CANNELLA

Claudio

7

IK0IHA/0

35

  

########

BENSI

Angelo

8

IN3HOM/3

31

  

########

OMENIGRANDI

Marco

9

IN3PEE/3

30

  

########

MOTTARAN

Sergio

10

IW0CUT/0

30

  

########

GARZILLI

Arnaldo

11

IW0RGN/0

30

  

########

ZUCCONI

Marco
       

UHF SQUARES AWARD - FISSO
           
 

CALL

SQARES

  

Ultimo Agg.

Cognome

Nome
           

1

IW5AVM

62

  

########

PARMEGGIANI

Marco

2

I4UJB

35

  

########

SPINELLI

Giancarlo

3

S57NPR

24

  

########

PAVLIC

Rudi

4

IW2BZY

22

  

########

CAPPELLO

Lorenzo

5

IW0EKJ

19

  

########

RAFFETTO

Domenico

6

IW3RKD

15

  

########

VINCENTI

Marino

7

IK0JOE

15

  

########

GIACOMARRA

Daniele
         

UHF SQUARES AWARD - PORTATILE
           
 

CALL

SQARES

  

Ultimo Agg.

Cognome

Nome
           

1

IK0FZS/4

21

  

########

CANNELLA

Claudio

2

IK0FZS/1

17

  

########

CANNELLA

Claudio

3

IN3TRX/3

15

  

########

AUSSERER

Theodor

4

IK3HHT/3

15

  

########

GREGOLETTO

Bartolomeo

5

IW8DRG/8

15

  

########

CARUSO

Ottavio
             
         

SHF SQUARES AWARD - FISSO
           
 

CALL

SQARES

  

Ultimo Agg.

Cognome

Nome
           

1

IW5AVM

32

  

########

PARMEGGIANI

Marco

2

I4UJB

16

  

########

SPINELLI

Giancarlo

3

S57NPR

8

  

########

PAVLIC

Rudi

4

IW5BQT

7

  

########

PIETRELLI

Roberto
             
         

SHF SQUARES AWARD - PORTATILE
           
 

CALL

SQUARES

  

Ultimo Agg.

Cognome

Nome
           

1

IK0FEC/0

14

  

02/01/1998

MATARAZZI

Luigi

2

IK0FZS/4

9

  

15/02/1989

CANNELLA

Claudio

3

IK0FZS/1

8

  

15/02/1989

CANNELLA

Claudio

4

IW6ALY/6

7

  

01/11/1987

POETA

Claudio

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