School Club Roundup February 9, 2010
Results as of Tuesday February, 9 2010 for the ARRL School Club Roundup amateur radio contest.
W6RFU
Operating Hours: 3.23
Voice Contacts: 86
Digital Contacts: 0
Current Score: 6,880
27 States Contacted
3 Provinces Contacted
10 School Clubs Contacted
W7YH
W7YH now done with Day 2:
25 states, 1 province, 6 countries
49 individuals, 2 clubs, 13 schools
6 phone, 59 digital
For a total of 12,524pts with 11.969hrs of operating so far.
I'll be operating W7YH again tomorrow from around 8:30am-2:30pm PST. Probably mostly PSK but I might try a little phone.
W1YK
W1YK Day 1:
12 states, 1 province, 10 countries
28 individuals, 6 schools
4 phone, 30 digital
time: 4.6 hours
53x64=3392
I started out on 20M looking for schools, then I moved to 40M PSK and worked 17 European stations (quite the pileup, it was all with one single CQ!)
K2GXT
1:29 PM, Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Operating Hours: 5.74
Voice Contacts: 8
Digital Contacts: 16
Current Score: 2,280
15 States Contacted:
ALABAMA, ALASKA, ARIZONA, ARKANSAS, FLORIDA, IOWA, KANSAS, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, NEW YORK, NORTH DAKOTA, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, TEXAS, WASHINGTON
2 Countries Contacted:
BELGIUM, SPAIN
8 School Clubs Contacted:
K5LSU KD0JCD ON4HTI W0ISU W5YD W7ASU W7YH WD5AGO
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School Club Roundup Monday February 8, 2010
The first day of the ARRL School Club Roundup (SCR) was interesting. We have seen quite a bit of sunspot activity which either seems to be helping schools and possibly degrading some other efforts. The United States is also seeing some nasty winter weather this week which is absolutely affecting some schools efforts. We have only heard results from Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) W1YK and K2GXT though a few others were heard out there such as Tulsa Community College WD5AGO and Arizona State University W7ASU. As for K2GXT, RIT is approaching final exams quickly on the quarter system so many members are strapped for time. Good Luck to all! Keep sending in reports to contact@collegearc.com.
W1YK Day 1:
12 states, 1 province, 10 countries
28 individuals, 6 schools
4 phone, 30 digital
time: 4.6 hours
53x64=3392
K2GXT
2 school QSO's
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College Satellite Night February 4, 2010
It’s time for another College Satellite night! I hope to see you on Thursday evening Feb. 4th from 22:00 UTC to 0500 UTC. College Satellite nights are a monthly event held the first Thursday of the month. Mark your calendar and spread the word to other college hams/club stations that you know!
From 22:00 UTC to 05:00 UTC get on as many of the birds and make as many contacts if you can, identifying your contacts as part of a college night effort. Birds include AO51, SO50, AO7, VO52, HO-68 and FO-29, and they should all have passes during that time.
Please QSL all the stations you work as we are planning on creating an award for working college club stations on satellite. This makes for a great public image for your school and rewards the stations for allowing us coordinated use of such valuable time on the birds. Make sure to work each other as well and we will also create a special award for college clubs that work and confirm the most other club stations on the birds!
73, Dr. Jay Garlitz, AA4FL
Gator ARC Faculty Advisor at UF
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Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays!
Merry Christmas!
Those of us behind the scenes here at www.CollegeARC.com would like to wish all a Merry Christmas and happy holidays! It's the season of giving rather than receiving (unless it's DX of course). We decided to throw a little holiday cheer into the CollegeARC logo for all to enjoy. Please share your comments on what your doing this holiday season. Do you think any new radios or accessories are on their way? Are any of you traveling to see family?
Brent (KB1LQD) and myself want to extend an extra special thank you to everyone involved with www.CollegeARC.com. This website would not be possible without the interaction from you. Enjoy an extra glass of eggnog, have a cookie, and by all means fire up the tube amplifier because it's getting cold! See you on the bands.
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Clutter In The Clubroom
K2GXT tunnel outside clubroom with just part of the mess.
Imagine the following scene. Opening the door to the club station you notice the door bumps against something as it swings forward. “Ah! I forgot to move the rusty repeater the club owned in 1982!” you exclaim; at the same time wriggling through the doorway into the room. Flipping on the light switch you take notice of the decades of successful radio, electronics, and other assorted equipment collecting by past and present club members. Congratulations on owning a 12 foot by 8 foot junk box.
K2GXT clubroom Desk Fall 2007 with old unnused and/or broken radio gear.
Clubs are a collaborative effort. They take years to establish and decades to perfect. Along the way good intentions get the better of us all and university students are not excluded. Ham radio enjoys a large percentage of people who like to build projects; often the projects pertain to radio but this is not always the case. We all have a time where after obtaining someone else's junk, namely your treasure, intended to be put into a project but in the end you get busy and it never gets done. Do this over the course of fifty years and jeez, it adds up!
One of the best ways to correct this is to make it a club event. Club room cleanup days can make monotonous and often laborious tasks fun for everyone. Well, it may not be THAT much fun but its a heck of a lot more enjoyable than doing it alone. It's nice to get permission from the proper authorities (i.e. club advisor, president, etc) to get rid of equipment that is cluttering the club room. First off give members a chance to grab what they want from the dumpster pile. Just do this under the condition that the equipment can't be stored in the club room. We all know where that leads too and it can be counterproductive. Recycle as much as possible and find a dumpster you're allowed to dispose trash from your club into for the rest.
K2GXT clubroom even had three Rhon 25 tower section in the room, they are still there but hung up on the wall as shelves.
Clutter free club rooms are efficient club rooms and as my rowing coach (RIT Crew) always says "A clean boat is a fast boat!" More members can fit into the space and it becomes a showcase for prospective radio amateurs rather than the equivalent of a walk-in closet for junk parts. Winning the award for the messiest shack isn't exactly prestigious! Good luck to all who are affected by messy club rooms, you may just need all luck you can get 
Cambridge University Wireless Society Helps Spaceflight Program
Dominic Smith M0BLF Reported that the Cambridge University Wireless Society G6UW (CUWS) helped the Cambridge University Spaceflight program with communications from the payload and licensing members of the program. If you haven't heard about CU Spaceflight its well worth the time to investigate. The program is a high altitude balloon project that is well advanced compared to many others. Amateur radio (ham radio) is often used with high altitude balloon projects to send back real time data such as GPS location, altitude, barometric pressure, temperature, etc.
Teddy bears at the edge of space due to Cambridge University - Photo BBC.co.uk
Recently in October 2009 Cambridge University Wireless member M0TEK Ed Moore who is a member of both CUWS and CU Spaceflight gave a talk on a project which launched teddy bears into near space. CUWS which gives many of the radio examinations to the CU spaceflight members helps the spaceflight team obtain the ability to know where the balloon and payload are at all times. Without the guidance of CUWS members, tracking the balloon payload could be much more difficult let alone costly.
The article titled "One Giant Leap for Teddy-Nauts" documented the event. While the article does not explicitly mention of Cambridge University Wireless Society, Dominic is an alumni of the school and still very much involved with the ham radio club as a graduate student. Being as active as he has been on CollegeARC and with G6UW he has shown many members of the website some of the neat stuff the school is doing. Good job Cambridge University!
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ARRL Promotional Publications
The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) provides a host of services to radio amateurs. One of these services includes free event publications which can be ordered for no more than the cost of shipping. Are you planning on attending a campus club fair or hosting a special event with your radio club and want promotional materials to incorporated into the display? Look no further than the ARRL event publications website.
College Oriented Publications
The brochures and other publications available offer a wide variety of topics covering many demographics. Several of these I have found to work particularly well when promoting amateur radio (ham radio) to college students. For my situation, I attend Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in Rochester, NY where the campus consists not only of a large population of engineering & technology students but also art & design students. Therefor simply touting all the technological "coolness" of amateur radio just wont hack it. How does your campus respond when promoting the hobby?
We Do That!
We Do that!
We use a number of We Do That! brochures at club fairs. They are flashy, up-to-date, and grab the students attention. We Do That! is a great example of meshing the technology with a bit of coolness mixed in. Some ARRL productions go overboard trying to show how cool radio is, this is not one of them! The link above shows a PDF version of the brochure which can also be printed. We Do that! is an essential publication that every college, university, or other higher educational institutions should have on hand.
"Hello"
Hello ARRL Promotion
"Hello" is the recent effort by the ARRL to appeal to a younger generation. While some of the materials were well suited for pre-teens, this one came in pretty good for promoting to higher education students. The "Hello" brochure is less technical and more general topic oriented.
Why Use These Publications?
Well, free is a good price for most college students. The only cost is shipping so order several at once and it really pays off. These are professional looking promotional items and they save you the time of creating your own. Use them in conjunction with your own clubs material too. Lastly, there are many different items including "PR kits", brochure stands, banners, magnets, etc. Get your club recognized by the campus student body, promote amateur radio, help your amateur radio club GROW!
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ARRL 2009 November Sweepstakes CW
This past weekend was the ARRL 2009 November Sweepstakes CW contest. I hope everyone who participate had a great time! The SS CW contest also corresponded with the 2009 Collegiate Championships contest. It will be interesting to see the activity put forth by college clubs with the promotion of these contests on www.CollegeARC.com including Sean Kutzko's article ARRL Sweepstakes Contests: School Club Category.
How many clubs participated in the CW event this past weekend? There definitely seemed to be many clubs who didn't feel like they had enough CW Morse Code) experience to participate in the contest. Even for myself with CW being my main mode of HF operations found that several months of no code really hampered any efforts of making a QSO. Then again, the four watts QRP and 40m end fed half wave antenna ten feet off the ground didn't exactly give me a lot to play with either! However, Logan AC0LU of the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology K0VVY managed to make three contacts according to Alex Brech KC0YLD.
Share your experience! Did your club operate in the contests? Do you plan on entering in the Collegiate Championships? For those who are not involved with a school club how about whether or not you noticed schools on? The fact that this was a Morse Code contest was a factor in participation, however it was nice seeing at least some on. This could change in the future with more participation. It's only a few weeks until the ARRL November Sweepstakes SSB so get ready!
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Final Unofficial Fall 2009 ARRL School Club Roundup Standings
The ARRL School Club Roundup (SCR) contest was well participated by college clubs during the Fall 2009 contest. This took place from 1300 UTC Monday October 19 until 2400 UTC Friday October 23, 2009. CollegeARC.com hosted a lengthy SCR forum topic, organizing many contacts and thoughts. Over the week there were several colleges submitted a "daily dispatch" or current points earned + QSO count. We hope this helped spread a little bit of healthy competition among everyone during the week!
Those clubs which submitted information to www.CollegeARC.com by sending an email to contact@collegearc.com included 12 stations:
- K0KU Kansas University
- K0VVY South Dakota School of Mines & Technology
- K2GXT Rochester Institute of Technology
- K9IU Indiana University
- KB3CVD University of Maryland Baltimore County
- KC5ORO New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
- W0ISU Iowa State University
- W1YK Worcester Polytechnic Institute
- W4UVA University of Virginia
- W6RFU University of California Santa Barbara
- W6YX Stanford University
- W9NAA Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
- ON4HTI Polytechnic University in Ostend, Belgium
Healthy Competition Never Hurts
The competition was heated between several schools including RIT's K2GXT and Kansas University's K0KU for the leading position of those who submitted reports during the week. It would have been even more interesting to see what happened had many of us known about Stanford's progress. Several schools encountered difficulties along the week such as Indiana University's K9IU whose members were locked out of their club room for several days or W0ISU which encountered inclement weather.
This is a great contest to get new members on the air and learn to operate even if that means getting less contacts, as long as members are enjoying themselves! School club roundup is a contest where the points are not all that matter. It's about the experience, the learning opportunity, and for some of us it's about testing our backup plans for February!
It was great to see the enthusiasm from so many clubs this year. School Club Roundup is supposed to be a fun event for all participating schools. No shortage of fun was seen by those who were contesting. Hopefully the activity within the CollegeARC community stirred up schools that either did not know about the contest or normally wouldn't bother participating.
I am extremely proud of every school that participated and it shows that the hobby has the potential to grow into a serious activity on campuses; just add a little competition and a fun contest. While not every college club that partook in the contest was actively involved with the CollegeARC community there seemed to be much more activity this Fall than in the Spring of 2009.
Putting the SCR Collegiate Category Into Perspective
Graphing out the points earned it's obvious in the first graph that W6RFU the University of California Santa Barbara just barely nudged Stanford University W6YX out of the top spot, yet several clubs showed strong competition between each other including K0KU, K2GXT, and W6RFU. Great efforts on the part of all the participating clubs. Some were just getting used to the contest and even getting on the air this time gave the operators a taste of school club roundup. We can hope to see some tough competition between quite a few more schools in the Spring.
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- points earned by each school in the October 2009 scr
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- QSO count for each school
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- graphs out the operating time that each club had contested
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- rate of contact versus qso time
The second graph shows the total number of QSO's made by each school. It is interesting to note that some schools with relatively large scores made much fewer contacts than others with similar scores. It goes to show the importance of multipliers!
The third graph displays the time invested by the club stations for the contest. While not terribly useful when viewed simply as time the data does show the playing field so-to-speak each club was in. More important and useful would be combining the time data with the QSO data as in the fourth graph.
Dividing the total number of QSO's (contacts) by the time spent making them gives a rough glimpse at the QSO rate. This is by far the most interesting graph since it really shows the effectiveness of each station. K0KU at Kansas University leaped ahead with an average of 29.2 QSO's per hour, almost 10 contacts per hour more than the next two clubs K2GXT and W6YX. Stanford quite literally tied at 20.9 QSO's per hour with RIT. This was surprising since Stanford scored almost double what the Rochester Institute of Technology managed to acquire however they operated much longer. Despite this, K0KU operated for less than either RIT or Stanford while keeping a higher rate, kudos to Kansas University. UCSB stuck itself between Kansas university and RIT/Stanford with a solid 24.6 QSO's per hour. Every station did very well and we hope to see even more participation in February 2010 so start getting the stations ready!
Conclusion
The Fall 2009 ARRL School Club Roundup contest was, in my eyes, a smashing success for college participation. Unofficially we can say that the participation in the college category doubled from the Spring 2009 School Club Roundup which had only six college and university entries, five US stations and one International station. Share you comments on the SCR contest. Did your club participate in it? How was the contest overall? On the other side of the picture, if you were not a school club but contacted one or more how was it? Please leave a comment about your ARRL School Club Roundup experience.
Final School Club Roundup Data
K0KU
SCHOOL CLUB ROUNDUP DAILY DISPATCH
7:45 PM, Monday, October 26, 2009
Operating Hours: 9.62
Voice Contacts: 263
Digital Contacts: 18
Current Score: 43,355
39 States Contacted:
ARIZONA, ARKANSAS, CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, CONNECTICUT, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, IDAHO, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, IOWA, KANSAS, KENTUCKY, LOUISIANA, MAINE, MARYLAND & DC, MASSACHUSETTS, MICHIGAN, MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI, MONTANA, NEVADA, NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK, NORTH CAROLINA, OHIO, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, PENNSYLVANIA, RHODE ISLAND, SOUTH DAKOTA, TENNESSEE, TEXAS, UTAH, VERMONT, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON, WISCONSIN, WYOMING
2 Provinces Contacted:
BRITISH COLUMBIA & YK, ONTARIO
22 Countries Contacted:
AUSTRIA, BELGIUM, CZECH REPUBLIC, ECUADOR, ENGLAND, EUROPEAN RUSSIA, FED REP OF GERMANY, FINLAND, FRANCE, ITALY, JAPAN, MEXICO, NETHERLANDS, NORWAY, POLAND, PUERTO RICO, ROMANIA, SERBIA & MONTENEGRO, SPAIN, SWEDEN, SWITZERLAND, UKRAINE
1 Radio Club Contacted:
VE3JW
16 School Clubs Contacted:
K2GXT K4WBM K5LSU K6CDW K7UAZ K9SOU KC4VT KI4TXY KJ4IPA KJ4PGJ N9UC W4UVA W6RFU W6YX W9HHX WB5UEP
K0VVY
SCHOOL CLUB ROUNDUP DAILY DISPATCH
8:27 PM, Friday, October 23, 2009
Operating Hours: 15.49
Voice Contacts: 18
Digital Contacts: 44
Current Score: 12,720
21 States Contacted:
ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, KENTUCKY, LOUISIANA, MAINE, MARYLAND & DC, MICHIGAN, MISSISSIPPI, NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK, NORTH CAROLINA, OHIO, OREGON, SOUTH DAKOTA, TENNESSEE, TEXAS, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON
2 Provinces Contacted:
BRITISH COLUMBIA & YK, ONTARIO
7 Countries Contacted:
ASIATIC RUSSIA, BELGIUM, FRANCE, ISRAEL, NETHERLANDS, PORTUGAL, SPAIN
18 School Clubs Contacted:
K0HFS K2GXT K4WBM K5LBJ K5LSU K9IU K9SOU KB2RMS KB3CVD KE7FWY W5YD W6RFU W8LT W8SH W9GRS W9NAA WB4HS WD5IAD
K2GXT
SCHOOL CLUB ROUNDUP DAILY DISPATCH
8:05 PM, Friday, October 23, 2009
Operating Hours: 14.77
Voice Contacts: 303
Digital Contacts: 6
Current Score: 46,935
40 States Contacted:
ALABAMA, ALASKA, ARIZONA, ARKANSAS, CALIFORNIA, DELAWARE, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, IDAHO, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, IOWA, KANSAS, KENTUCKY, LOUISIANA, MASSACHUSETTS, MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA, MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI, MONTANA, NEBRASKA, NEW JERSEY, NEW MEXICO, NEW YORK, NORTH CAROLINA, NORTH DAKOTA, OHIO, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, PENNSYLVANIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, SOUTH DAKOTA, TENNESSEE, TEXAS, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA, WISCONSIN, WYOMING
7 Provinces Contacted:
BRITISH COLUMBIA & YK, MANITOBA & NN, NEW BRUNSWICK, NEWFOUNDLAND-LAB, NOVA SCOTIA, ONTARIO, QUEBEC
10 Countries Contacted:
AUSTRIA, BERMUDA, BRAZIL, ENGLAND, FED REP OF GERMANY, ITALY, PANAMA, SCOTLAND, SPAIN, ST LUCIA
1 Radio Club Contacted:
PT2CM
18 School Clubs Contacted:
K0KU K0VVY K5LSU KC5ORO KD0CVC KF5CRF KI4TEY KJ4PGJ N5CHS W1YK W5YM W6RFU W6YX W9HHX W9NAA W9YT WA4UCE WI5ND
K9IU
SCHOOL CLUB ROUNDUP DAILY DISPATCH
1:54 PM, Saturday, October 24, 2009
Operating Hours: 5.89
Voice Contacts: 79
Digital Contacts: 0
Current Score: 5,451
21 States Contacted:
ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, FLORIDA, IDAHO, INDIANA, MAINE, MASSACHUSETTS, MINNESOTA, MONTANA, NEW HAMPSHIRE, NEW MEXICO, NORTH DAKOTA, OREGON, RHODE ISLAND, SOUTH DAKOTA, TEXAS, VERMONT, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON, WYOMING
1 Province Contacted:
MANITOBA & NN
5 Countries Contacted:
BELGIUM, CANARY IS, PUERTO RICO, SERBIA & MONTENEGRO, UKRAINE
1 Radio Club Contacted:
NE6JP
8 School Clubs Contacted:
K0HFS K0VVY K9SOU KC5ORO W6RFU W6YX W9NAA WB4HS
KB3CVD
SCHOOL CLUB ROUNDUP DAILY DISPATCH
11:17 PM, Thursday, October 22, 2009
Operating Hours: 6.45
Voice Contacts: 2
Digital Contacts: 22
Current Score: 1,702
12 States Contacted:
ARIZONA, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, LOUISIANA, MARYLAND & DC, MISSOURI, NEVADA, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, SOUTH DAKOTA, TEXAS, WASHINGTON
8 Countries Contacted:
AZORES, BELGIUM, BONAIRE, CURACAO, COSTA RICA, FRANCE, GREECE, GUATELMALA, SPAIN
1 Radio Club Contacted:
K3NEM
3 School Clubs Contacted:
K0VVY K5LSU WI5ND
KC5ORO
NUMBER-OF-OPERATORS.....: 1
TOTAL-HOURS-OF-OPERATION: 0.07
TOTAL-PHONE-QSOS........: 43
CW-(DIGITAL)-QSOS.......: 0
RTTY-(DIGITAL)-QSOS.....: 0
PACKET-(DIGITAL)-QSOS...: 0
PSK-(DIGITAL)-QSOS......: 0
OTHER-(DIGITAL)-QSOS....: 0
TOTAL-DIGITAL-QSOS......: 0
TOTAL-NUMBER-OF-ALL-QSOS: 43
SCR-QSO-POINTS..........: 43
NOTE....................: (SCR QSO POINTS) = (TOTAL PHONE QSOS) + (TOTAL DIGITAL QSOS X 2)
NUMBER-OF-STATES........: 19
NUMBER-OF-PROVINCES.....: 1
NUMBER-OF-COUNTRIES.....: 0
NUMBER-OF-CLUBS.........: 3
NUMBER-OF-SCHOOLS.......: 10
SCR-MULTIPLIER..........: 76
NOTE....................: (SCR MULTIPLIER) = (STATES) + (PROVINCES) + (COUNTRIES) + (CLUBS X 2) + (SCHOOLS X 5)
SCR-SCORE...............: 3,268
W0ISU
SCHOOL CLUB ROUNDUP DAILY DISPATCH
07:16 PM, Saturday, October 24, 2009
Operating Hours: 4.51
Voice Contacts: 18
Digital Contacts: 0
Current Score: 864
14 States Contacted:
ALASKA, ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA, GEORGIA, MAINE, MARYLAND & DC, MASSACHUSETTS, NEW MEXICO, NEW YORK, OKLAHOMA, SOUTH CAROLINA, UTAH, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON
2 Radio Clubs Contacted:
K3NEM KI4TEY
6 School Clubs Contacted:
KC5ORO W1YK W6RFU W7ASC WB4HS WI5ND
W1YK
SCHOOL CLUB ROUNDUP DAILY DISPATCH
8:16 PM, Thursday, October 22, 2009
Operating Hours: 13.27
Voice Contacts: 95
Digital Contacts: 47
Current Score: 23,058
31 States Contacted:
ALABAMA, ARIZONA, ARKANSAS, CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, IOWA, KANSAS, LOUISIANA, MASSACHUSETTS, MINNESOTA, MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI, MONTANA, NEVADA, NEW MEXICO, NEW YORK, NORTH DAKOTA, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, SOUTH CAROLINA, SOUTH DAKOTA, TENNESSEE, TEXAS, UTAH, WASHINGTON, WISCONSIN, WYOMING
3 Provinces Contacted:
BRITISH COLUMBIA & YK, MANITOBA & NN, ONTARIO
6 Countries Contacted:
CUBA, ENGLAND, FED REP OF GERMANY, SLOVENIA, SPAIN, VENEZUELA
1 Radio Club Contacted:
WM7CH
16 School Clubs Contacted:
K2GXT K4DMS K5LBJ K5LSU K7UAZ K9SOU KC50R0 KI4TEY KI6FOD W0ISU W5LHS W5YD W9GRS W9NAA WD5IAD WI5ND
W4UVA
SCHOOL CLUB ROUNDUP DAILY DISPATCH
7:37 PM, Saturday, October 24, 2009
Operating Hours: 11.25
Voice Contacts: 13
Digital Contacts: 1
Current Score: 465
10 States Contacted:
ALABAMA, CONNECTICUT, GEORGIA, KANSAS, NEW YORK, OHIO, OKLAHOMA, SOUTH
CAROLINA, VERMONT, WISCONSIN
1 Province Contacted:
ONTARIO
4 School Clubs Contacted:
K0KU KI4TEY KJ4IPA W9HHX
W6RFU
SCHOOL CLUB ROUNDUP DAILY DISPATCH
21:45 PM, Sunday, October 25, 2009
Operating Hours: 17.86
Voice Contacts: 435
Digital Contacts: 4
Current Score: 115,180
47 States Contacted:
ALABAMA, ALASKA, ARIZONA, ARKANSAS, CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, CONNECTICUT, DELAWARE, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, HAWAII, IDAHO, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, IOWA, KANSAS, KENTUCKY, LOUISIANA, MAINE, MARYLAND & DC, MASSACHUSETTS, MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA, MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI, MONTANA, NEBRASKA, NEW HAMPSHIRE, NEW JERSEY, NEW MEXICO, NEW YORK, NORTH CAROLINA, NORTH DAKOTA, OHIO, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, PENNSYLVANIA, RHODE ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA, SOUTH DAKOTA, TENNESSEE, TEXAS, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA, WISCONSIN, WYOMING
4 Provinces Contacted:
ALBERTA & NW, BRITISH COLUMBIA & YK, ONTARIO, QUEBEC
8 Countries Contacted:
AUSTRALIA, ENGLAND, FRANCE, HUNGARY, ITALY, POLAND, SCOTLAND, SLOVENIA
8 Radio Clubs Contacted:
GM6NX K2GXT K3NEM K5BAY N4VSA W0MDT W9RI WA8VA
37 School Clubs Contacted:
AH6JA K0KU K0VVY K4DMS K4RY K9IU K9SOU KB2RMS KC2ILA KC5ORO KD0CVC KD8HMA KD8KCG KE5PYB KF5CRF KF5DHH KI4TEY KJ4PGJ MX0PSL N0ANK N5CHS ND8GA VC3COP/P W0BUW W0CL W0ISU W4PVC W4WBM W5YD W8GVU W8SH W9GRS W9HHX W9NAA WA4UCE WB4HS WI5ND
W6YX
SCHOOL CLUB ROUNDUP DAILY DISPATCH
5:03 PM, Sunday, October 25, 2009
Operating Hours: 24.33
Voice Contacts: 493
Digital Contacts: 16
Current Score: 111,300
50 States Contacted:
ALABAMA, ALASKA, ARIZONA, ARKANSAS, CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, CONNECTICUT,
DELAWARE, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, HAWAII, IDAHO, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, IOWA,
KANSAS, KENTUCKY, LOUISIANA, MAINE, MARYLAND & DC, MASSACHUSETTS,
MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA, MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI, MONTANA, NEBRASKA, NEVADA, NEW
HAMPSHIRE, NEW JERSEY, NEW MEXICO, NEW YORK, NORTH CAROLINA, NORTH DAKOTA,
OHIO, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, PENNSYLVANIA, RHODE ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA, SOUTH
DAKOTA, TENNESSEE, TEXAS, UTAH, VERMONT, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON, WEST
VIRGINIA, WISCONSIN, WYOMING
6 Provinces Contacted:
ALBERTA & NW, BRITISH COLUMBIA & YK, MANITOBA & NN, ONTARIO, PRINCE EDWARD
IS., QUEBEC
19 Countries Contacted:
ASIATIC RUSSIA, AUSTRALIA, BAHAMAS, BELGIUM, BERMUDA, BONAIRE, CURACAO,
BRITISH VIRGIN IS, BRAZIL, COLOMBIA, CUBA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, ITU
HEADQUARTERS, JAPAN, MEXICO, NEW ZEALAND, SIERRA LEONE, SLOVENIA, SOUTH
AFRICA, ST MAARTEN, SABA, ST EUSTAT.
6 Radio Clubs Contacted:
K3NEM K3SMT KE5BAV KH6MB N7WU N8SIX
25 School Clubs Contacted:
K0KU K2GXT K5LSU K9IU K9SOU KC2ILA KC5ORO KE5PYB KF5CRF KI4TEY KU4C N4BHS
W3UD W4BUC W4DFU W4UAL W5YM W8LT W8SH W9GRS W9NAA WA4UCE WB4HS WD5IAD
WI5ND
W9NAA
SCHOOL CLUB ROUNDUP DAILY DISPATCH
9:10 PM, Thursday, October 22, 2009
Operating Hours: 14.2
Voice Contacts: 21
Digital Contacts: 36
Current Score: 12,090
22 States Contacted:
ALASKA, CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, FLORIDA, INDIANA, IOWA, LOUISIANA, MAINE, MARYLAND & DC, MASSACHUSETTS, MICHIGAN, NEW MEXICO, NEW YORK, NORTH CAROLINA, OHIO, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, SOUTH DAKOTA, TEXAS, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON, WYOMING
2 Provinces Contacted:
BRITISH COLUMBIA & YK, ONTARIO
16 Countries Contacted:
COSTA RICA, CUBA, CZECH REPUBLIC, ENGLAND, FED REP OF GERMANY, FRANCE, GUATELMALA, HUNGARY, ITALY, JAPAN, LUXEMBOURG, MOROCCO, NETHERLANDS, POLAND, SCOTLAND, SWEDEN
18 School Clubs Contacted:
K0HFS K0VVY K2GXT K4WBM K5LBJ K5LSU K9SOU KC5ORO KE7FWY KU4C N4HVH W1YK W4HCH W4PVC W6RFU W6YX WB4HS WI5ND
ON4HTI
SCHOOL CLUB ROUNDUP DAILY DISPATCH
17:06, zondag 1 november 2009
Operating Hours: 7.74
Voice Contacts: 45
Digital Contacts: 25
Current Score: 3.515
7 States Contacted:
CALIFORNIA, GEORGIA, NEVADA, NEW YORK, NORTH DAKOTA, OHIO, WASHINGTON
2 Provinces Contacted:
MANITOBA & NN, QUEBEC
14 Countries Contacted:
ASIATIC RUSSIA, AUSTRIA, BELGIUM, CROATIA, EUROPEAN RUSSIA, FRANCE, HUNGARY, ISRAEL, ITALY, POLAND, SLOVAK REPUBLIC, SLOVENIA, SPAIN, UKRAINE
7 Radio Clubs Contacted:
3Z0MK 9A800VZ II8IYA ON4NG S59DKR UE3EPC WD4KOW
7:45 PM, Monday, October 26, 2009
Operating Hours: 9.62
Voice Contacts: 263
Digital Contacts: 18
Current Score: 43,355
39 States Contacted:
ARIZONA, ARKANSAS, CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, CONNECTICUT, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, IDAHO, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, IOWA, KANSAS, KENTUCKY, LOUISIANA, MAINE, MARYLAND & DC, MASSACHUSETTS, MICHIGAN, MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI, MONTANA, NEVADA, NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK, NORTH CAROLINA, OHIO, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, PENNSYLVANIA, RHODE ISLAND, SOUTH DAKOTA, TENNESSEE, TEXAS, UTAH, VERMONT, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON, WISCONSIN, WYOMING
2 Provinces Contacted:
BRITISH COLUMBIA & YK, ONTARIO
22 Countries Contacted:
AUSTRIA, BELGIUM, CZECH REPUBLIC, ECUADOR, ENGLAND, EUROPEAN RUSSIA, FED REP OF GERMANY, FINLAND, FRANCE, ITALY, JAPAN, MEXICO, NETHERLANDS, NORWAY, POLAND, PUERTO RICO, ROMANIA, SERBIA & MONTENEGRO, SPAIN, SWEDEN, SWITZERLAND, UKRAINE
1 Radio Club Contacted:
VE3JW
16 School Clubs Contacted:
K2GXT K4WBM K5LSU K6CDW K7UAZ K9SOU KC4VT KI4TXY KJ4IPA KJ4PGJ N9UC W4UVA W6RFU W6YX W9HHX WB5UEP
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Unofficial SCR College Club Standings Thursday October 22, 2009
Unofficial SCR College Club Statistic for Thursday October 22, 2009
K2GXT
SCHOOL CLUB ROUNDUP DAILY DISPATCH
11:01 PM, Thursday, October 22, 2009
Operating Hours: 11.65
Voice Contacts: 225
Digital Contacts: 6
Current Score: 29,388
38 States Contacted:
ALABAMA, ALASKA, ARIZONA, ARKANSAS, CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, IDAHO, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, IOWA, KANSAS, KENTUCKY, LOUISIANA, MASSACHUSETTS, MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA, MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI, MONTANA, NEBRASKA, NEW JERSEY, NEW MEXICO, NEW YORK, NORTH CAROLINA, NORTH DAKOTA, OHIO, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, PENNSYLVANIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, SOUTH DAKOTA, TENNESSEE, TEXAS, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON, WISCONSIN, WYOMING
7 Provinces Contacted:
BRITISH COLUMBIA & YK, MANITOBA & NN, NEW BRUNSWICK, NEWFOUNDLAND-LAB, NOVA SCOTIA, ONTARIO, QUEBEC
7 Countries Contacted:
AUSTRIA, BRAZIL, ENGLAND, FED REP OF GERMANY, ITALY, PANAMA, SPAIN
1 Radio Club Contacted:
PT2CM
14 School Clubs Contacted:
K0KU K0VVY K5LSU KC5ORO KF5CRF KI4TEY N5CHS W1YK W5YM W6YX W9HHX W9NAA W9YT WI5ND
K0KU
No new information submitted
K0VVY
No new Information Submitted
W9NAA
No new Information Submitted
KB3CVD
SCHOOL CLUB ROUNDUP DAILY DISPATCH
11:17 PM, Thursday, October 22, 2009
Operating Hours: 6.45
Voice Contacts: 2
Digital Contacts: 22
Current Score: 1,702
12 States Contacted:
ARIZONA, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, LOUISIANA, MARYLAND & DC, MISSOURI, NEVADA, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, SOUTH DAKOTA, TEXAS, WASHINGTON
8 Countries Contacted:
AZORES, BELGIUM, BONAIRE, CURACAO, COSTA RICA, FRANCE, GREECE, GUATELMALA, SPAIN
1 Radio Club Contacted:
K3NEM
3 School Clubs Contacted:
K0VVY K5LSU WI5ND
W1YK
8:16 PM, Thursday, October 22, 2009
Operating Hours: 13.27
Voice Contacts: 95
Digital Contacts: 47
Current Score: 23,058
31 States Contacted:
ALABAMA, ARIZONA, ARKANSAS, CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, IOWA, KANSAS, LOUISIANA, MASSACHUSETTS, MINNESOTA, MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI, MONTANA, NEVADA, NEW MEXICO, NEW YORK, NORTH DAKOTA, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, SOUTH CAROLINA, SOUTH DAKOTA, TENNESSEE, TEXAS, UTAH, WASHINGTON, WISCONSIN, WYOMING
3 Provinces Contacted:
BRITISH COLUMBIA & YK, MANITOBA & NN, ONTARIO
6 Countries Contacted:
CUBA, ENGLAND, FED REP OF GERMANY, SLOVENIA, SPAIN, VENEZUELA
1 Radio Club Contacted:
WM7CH
16 School Clubs Contacted:
K2GXT K4DMS K5LBJ K5LSU K7UAZ K9SOU KC50R0 KI4TEY KI6FOD W0ISU W5LHS W5YD W9GRS W9NAA WD5IAD WI5ND
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