[NLRS] LOTW fun facts
Bruce Richardson
w9fz at w9fz.com
Tue Aug 18 22:47:44 EDT 2009
I know, LOTW is not in some of your futures--life's too
short :-) . Well, it's extra tough for a rover to
participate--but I did it anyway. Since late 06, I've
submitted all my VHF and UHF logs via LOTW.
So far 3176 QSO's with 262 QSL'd via LOTW so far (8.2%).
The August UHF contest yielded 8 QSL matches--4 with K0AWU
and 4 with N9AKR.
In the universe of 3176 QSO's:
312 with K2DRH (10%) obviously he's not in LOTW :-)
233 with W9GA
161 with KC9BQA
216 with K2YAZ
72 with K9NS
120 with W0ZQ and W0ZQ/R combined
98 with WA9O and WA9O/R combined
The six meter match-ups are probably the most interesting.
Well, my Q's are there if ARRL ever does anything VHF
oriented with LOTW.
Ya know, in the early days of my roving, I used to get a lot
of QSL's that fixed stations used for their VUCC awards.
That has REALLY fallen off in the past few years. Either I
keep working the same stations that already have all these
grids or newer operators really aren't collecting for
VUCC's.
Please know that I GLADLY QSL all my rover contacts. Sure,
I'm a little slow sometimes but I've got cards ready to fill
out. Just let me know via email which ones you need QSL'd.
73
Bruce W9FZ/R
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