Are you folks going to open up our facebook page so members can make posts? if you need an admin I would be glad to help!
Bob W1IG

Is there still a tally of all the club members contest scores kept by someone in the club?
Thanks
Bob W1IG

December 3 9:15AM N. Kingston Library, 100 Boone Street. Info on the calendar.

LOCATION: CT
CALLSIGN: W1IG
CLUB: CTRI Contest Group
CONTEST: CQ-WW-CW
CATEGORY-OPERATOR: SINGLE-OP
CATEGORY-ASSISTED: NON-ASSISTED
CATEGORY-BAND: ALL
CATEGORY-MODE: CW
CATEGORY-POWER: QRP
CATEGORY-STATION: FIXED
CATEGORY-TRANSMITTER: ONE
CLAIMED-SCORE: 70716
OPERATORS: W1IG
NAME: BOB

 Band     QSOs      Pts  ZN    Cty 
-----------------------------------  
   1.8      2       2    2     2    
   3.5      2       0    2     1    
     7      68      186  11    29    
    14      76      220  11    43    
    21      23      63   8     16    
    28      10      27   7     10
-----------------------------------    
 Total      181     498  41    101    
Score: 70,716

Comments:
40 meters wasn’t as hot early Sunday as it was Saturday. All the bands were good and even gave 160 a shot.
80 Meters was No points just the Multipliers!

Field Day – #4 in US and Canada for Category 2A
10,568 points with 9 members participating

June VHF Contest – #5 Affiliated Local Club in US and Canada
65,850 points with 4 member’s scores

All per the December QST (which arrived today)

2022 ARRL SS SSB Score W1IG
Operator Category : SINGLE-OP
Assisted Category : NON-ASSISTED
Band : 40 Meters
Power : QRP
Mode : SSB
Default Exchange : Q 76 CT
ARRL Section : CT
Club/Team : CTRI Contest Group

Band QSOs Pts Sec
7 33 66 21
Total 33 66 21

Score: 1,386

The fun of 40 Meters QRP!

Contest: 2022 CQ WW CW
Call: W1DX
Operator(s): W1AN

Class: SO(A)AB HP
QTH: CT
Operating Time (hrs):
Location: USA

Summary:
Band	QSOs	Zones	Countries
----------------------------------------------------------------
160:	59	13	35
80:	104	20	65
40:	181	26	99
20:	89	26	78
15:	91	24	80
10:	19	10	19
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Totals:  Qs: 543	Zones: 119	Countries: 376	
Total Score	756,855
 
Club: CT RI Contest Group

Comments:
Played mostly S&P as there were unlimited workable stations from the packet cluster. Generally good band conditions. Not many hours in chair. Used RBN with filters for local spotters and CW.
73, John W1AN

This has always been one of my favorite contests. It started when I lived down in PVRC country (MDC). It disappoints me that I am not able to post the scores that I once did, but that’s life, I guess.

Here is my result…

Operator Category : SINGLE-OP
Assisted Category : NON-ASSISTED
             Band : ALL
            Power : HIGH
             Mode : CW
 Default Exchange : B 56 RI
      
     ARRL Section : RI
        Club/Team : CTRI Contest Group
         Software : N1MM Logger+ 1.0.9705.0

        Band     QSOs    Pts  Sec  Pt/Q
         3.5      63     126    8   2.0
         7        76     152   11   2.0
        14        45      90   12   2.0
        21        88     176   45   2.0
        28         4       8    0   2.0
       Total     276     552   76   2.0

            Score : 41,952

Great conditions on 40! Lots of patient ops! Thanks for the QSO John W1AN. Lots of S&P.

Contest: SS-CW
QRP – 40 Meters Only – No Assist
Band QSOs Pts Sec Pt/Q
7 114 228 47 2.0
Total 114 228 47 2.0
Score: 10,716

Club: CTRI

Hi gang i could need some help my long wire came down i need get up is fhere any one could help me out please call me at 860 599 4905 Andy ka1vmg

Anybody else play in this one?

2022 CQWW SSB
Call: W1DX
Operator(s): W1AN
Station: W1AN

Class: SO(A)AB HP
QTH: CT
Operating Time (hrs): 9.7

Summary:
 Band  QSOs  Zones  Countries
------------------------------
  160:    2     2        2
   80:   82    12       40
   40:   93    19       49
   20:   66    21       51
   15:  141    26       73
   10:  188    24       99
------------------------------
Total:  572   104      314  Total Score = 658,350

Club: CT RI Contest Group

Sunspots have awakened. Need to put more time in the chair! Getting ready took more time than expected. PC’s didn’t want to cooperate. Right click wouldn’t work on one and N1MM refused to update on the other with blue screen 5 minutes before start. Never have seen that before. At last minute all went OK and flawless for remaining time. I guess the mice finally left for quieter places and more wires to chew.
See you in the CQWW-CW.
73, John W1AN

Meeting starts 9:15AM North Kingston Library. Elections, Website Update, RBN Filtering howto on W1DX packet node, Contest Season discussion and future fund raising.
Check calendar for directions.

Hope to see you all for an informal meeting at the HamXposition August 27 at 11AM. Check for details in the Event Calendar.

Good times at 2022 FD weekend. And another Success by our intrepid ops. Entire Operation Powered by 12KW LPG/Propane Generator adding solar/battery for bonus points. Thanks to Will, KA1YJG and Nancy W1NAN for their support!

QSO results as posted by Rick, K1PAD 2022 Chairman:

CW=2101
Phone=29
Digital=289
Bonus Points=950
Total Score: 10,568

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2022 New England QSO Party

Call: W1DX/M
Operator(s): W1XX W1AN K1XA
Station: W1DX

Class: M/S Mobile LP
QTH: CT RI MA
Operating Time (hrs): 8.0

Summary:
 Band  CW-Dig Qs  Ph Qs
---------------------------------
   80:               
   40:    350        
   20:    400        
   15:               
   10:               
--------------------------------
Total:    750       0  Mults = 55  Total Score = 82,500

Club: CT RI Contest Group

Planning included strategically picking locations on or very near state and
county lines for swift rover changes. This year we used a new antenna that could
be mounted in a few minutes on or off the rear ball hitch. One man could raise easily
to over 20 feet for 40 and 20M. Might try 80M next year.

In SUFMA we were not sent packing as we were last year by the BPD from the
streets of Boston. This year we set up adjacent to a quiet cemetery. We stayed
on CW with headsets so as not to disturb the neighbors and them not us.

Our K3 was powered off a marine type of battery with a solid state booster that
allowed us the many hours of run time independent of the vehicle. Sadly this was
limiting as near the end voltage dropped below the critical 9 volts losing us 45
minutes of operating time. The final planned stop in NEWRI then had to be
aborted without ability to plug direct to the vehicle. Lesson learned.

Good pizza and beverage at W1XX ended our long day Sunday.

Worked:
W1AJT from 10 Counties
OM2VL, K4PS, AA5JF from 8 Counties
DX   26
DXCC 10

BRIRI 65
BRIMA 47
KENRI 78
NLNCT 72
NORMA 80
PLYMA 107
PRORI 45
SUFMA 135
WASRI 41
WINCT 80

73, John W1AN