RISULTATI  CQWW DX 2011 CW & PHONE

Giampiero I0ZUT, ci comunica i risultati del CONTEST CQWW 2011, evidenziando i piazzamenti ottenuti dai soci della sezione ARI di Perugia, che hanno partecipato...

 

Nella rivista  CQ MAGAZINE sono stati pubblicati i risultati dei Contest CQWW DX SSB e CQWW DX CW 2011.  Avevamo già  dato notizia dei declared dei nostri associati che vi avevano  partecipato, il mese di Marzo 2012 ed ecco ora i risultati   finali:

 

CQ WW DX FONIA    29/30  OTTOBRE 2011

I0UZF  SO10 QRP  ASS. score  243660 1° ITALIA (UNICO log) 1°MONDIALE SU 10 log. 

IK0XBX SO 80  LP ASS  score 34936  1° ITALIA (UNICO log) 

IK0YUT  AB HP NON ASS   score 194532  14° ITALIA  SU  35 log 

IW0SAF  AB  HP ASS.    score   48708    10° ITALIA   SU 19 log

 

 

CQ WW DX CW   26/27 NOVEMBRE  2011 

I0UZF  SO  QRP  ASS.    score  218073    1° ITALIA (UNICO log) 3° MONDIALE  su 15  log 

I0ZUT  SO  QRP   AB                score  307142     1° ITALIA  SU 5 log 

IK0XBX  SO 160 LP  ASS.         score  24321      1° ITALIA  (UNICO log) 

IK0FUX   SO AB LP  ASS.         score  160752     8° ITALIA SU 18 log 

IK0EFR    SO 20 HP NON ASS. Score  118141    1°  ITALIA  (UNICO log) 

IK0YUT   SO AB HP  NON ASS score  184110    5° ITALIA  SU  15 log  

 

Inoltre, con questi  log  SSB e CW  abbiamo partecipato alla classifica per CLUB ed il nostro PERUGIA CONTEST  CLUB con  uno SCORE di 1.168.180  si  è posizionato ai 2/3 della classifica davanti a Club prestigiosi e famosi, essendo comunque l’unico Club ITALIANO presente. Il vincitore di questa classifica, il BAVARIAN CONTEST CLUB, ha totalizzato 442.950.000 punti...., immaginate i log che sono stati inviati !!! 

Con un a risentirci nei prossimi, abbastanza vicini eventi, i miei migliori  73.    I0ZUT.

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