CQ World Wide DX Contest
Please see http://cqww.com/publiclogs/2016ph/
For the last two years, the contest community has used the public logs to assist the CQWW Contest Committee in finding possible “issues” with some of the logs. We look forward to your feedback again this year.
You may send your findings and concerns at: https://cqww.com/contact
Please base your findings and concerns on an actual log review and not simply on your suspicions.
Thank you!
Last week, we looked at SSB High Power, SOAB. This time we do the same, but for SOAB Low Power.
The two tables below show all continental data for SOAB Low Power.
The graphic below shows only AS, EU, and NA because of the higher volume of entrants.
The trend is similar to what was found for High Power.
Next time, we’ll look at CW.
Please note the scale for the Y axis (above).
The CQWW Contest committee is busy working on the 2016 logs.
While that is going on, we thought it would be interesting to look at the trend in the single-op, all band, high power category. Some tell us that this is where the “real” competition is.
This study is limited to Europe and North American, because those two continents represent the majority of entrants. Please see the table below, which tracks the percent of entrants, by continent, who claimed Assisted.
Continue reading “Tracking the assisted trend (SSB)”Just 7 days after the contest, the raw scores for CW are live on the web site.
Please visit: http://cqww.com/raw.htm?mode=cw
Our sincere appreciation goes to the sub-group of the CQWW Contest Committee who works on ensuring that the received logs are correctly formatted, so that the raw scores can be calculated and published.
The raw scores are the calculated score before any log checking or other adjustments are made.
These scores may not match what you submitted exactly as our country file may be different than yours and you may have some QSOs where the call/country could not be determined.
These are not the final results. Scores may change by 5-10% (or more) depending on the log checking. Final results will be published in CQ Magazine during the 2nd quarter of 2017.