2012 WPX RTTY Results

I’m beginning to wonder if maybe I’m the first guy to receive my paper copy of July’s CQ magazine (although Rick, KI1G already had his electronic version – makes me think I should add that to my subscription). Here are the results – I’m sorry if I miss any call signs:

SOAB HP

W1BYH with 800,496, #6 in the #1 call area, also #1 Tribander/Single Element in the #1 call area

NA1QP (op. W1CTN) with 398,246, #10 in the #1 call area, and #4 Tribander/Single Element in the #1 call area

KA1GEU with 267,288, #13 in the #1 call area, also #6 Tribander/Single Element in the #1 call area

 

SOSB HP (7 mHz) – K6ND/1 with 59,664, #1 in the #1 call area

SOSB HP (21 mHz) – KN6DV/1 (op. K6ND) with 2,253,537, #1 in the #1 call area, also #1 Tribander/Single Element in the #1 call area

SOAB LP – KS1J with 101,904, #13 in the #1 call area

QRP AB – KO1H with 2,448, #1 in the #1 call area

M2 – NG1G (@W1AN) with 6,963,268, #1 NA and #8 world

Club – CTRI finished #6 in the US out of 41 clubs (and 20th in the world out of 93 total), and with only 9 entries we had a total of 10,854,589 points. The top 5 US clubs had between 15 and 47 entrants, so I’d say we did pretty darned well! We were right below the “biggies”  – PVRC, NCCC, YCCC, SMC, and FRC.

Congrats to everyone on a great CTRI showing!

73,

Pat, NG1G


10 comments on “2012 WPX RTTY Results

  1. I just realized the numbers don’t add up. According to the club listing we had 9 entries but I can only account for 7. I’ll keep looking…

    Pat

  2. Do you suppose they include all of the operators at NG1G in arriving at the “9” club entries??

  3. I wouldn’t think so – that would give us 11 “entries” (4 other calls besides mine).

    Maybe we have some “ghost” members who send in their scores incognito.

    Pat

  4. I “found” one of the “missing” entries. Will, K6ND, used KN6DV/1 as a SOSB HP (21 mHz) entry, taking #1 in the #1 call area in that category and in the Tribander/Single Element category. Thanks for the clarification, Will!

    Pat

  5. Here is list of what was reported for the Champions Competition…

    2012 CQWPX RTTY
    Call Power Score Comments
    KA1GEU HP 288,894 SOHP ASSISTED
    KI1G HP 1,277,112
    W1CTN HP 418,950
    KS1J LP 107,690
    NG1G HP 1,513,917 MULTI-2 NG1G,W1AN,K1DM,W1PN,K3IU
    W1AN HP 1,513,917 D.O.
    K1DM HP 1,513,917 D.O.
    W1PN HP 1,513,917 D.O.
    K3IU HP 1,513,917 D.O.
    W1BYH HP 847,704
    K6ND HP 1,164,729 SOHP 15 METERS
    K6NDV HP 1,164,729 D.O.

  6. KI1G is missing from the SOAB HP category. It should be 4th on the list and it’s nowhere to be seen.

    I thought something was odd when I couldn’t find his call sign but thought maybe he had been traveling or something and didn’t operate. Maybe it’s an oversight by Ed, W0YK.

  7. Wow, not bad for a bunch of amateurs! Thanks for the report, Pat.

    John, W1AN

  8. Well done to the NG1G RTTY gang @ W1AN…with nice photos of club mbrs ‘in action’ in the CQ magazine article. Good showing from CTRI CG all around. I assume the next big RTTY contest workup (in preps for CQ WPX 2013) will be CQWW DX RTTY at the end of September. GL all RTTY-meisters… 73, Bill W1WBB

  9. There’s another RTTY opportunity Jul 21-22 in the NAQP RTTY. It coincides with the CQ WW VHF contest. They both start at the same time but the NAQP finishes 15 hours earlier (it’s a 12-hour contest). The RTTY contest gets a lot of stateside and VE stations (as you can imagine), and it’s kind of laid back. The exchange is just your name (or a made-up one) and state.

    This coming weekend is the IARU HF World Championship, which is one of my faves. It’s SSB AND CW, only 24 hours, 160M-10M, and gets lots of DX activity. The exchange is just RS(T) and ITU zone, so when conditions are good, this contest is a barn-burner!

    Enjoy!

    73,
    Pat, NG1G

  10. Don’t have too much fun you guys!

    I’ll be home sometime on Sunday afternoon. I’m looking forward to having more internet bandwidth AND a radio!

    73, Mike, K1DM

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