[TAC] DX Cluster spot report for CQ WW CW

Hank Kohl hank.k8dd at gmail.com
Tue Dec 13 22:47:08 EST 2005


K1TTT does an analysis of what happens on the DX Cluster .....
Most spotted stations, Stations making the most spots, the list of
cheerleaders, etc.
Here is the report for CQ WW CW - we were the 4th most spotted!

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Maybe I'm a bit bleary eyed from starting a new job the day after cqww cw,
or maybe some of the spotting abusers are getting the word that they are
being watched, but this report is a bit shorter than many other recent ones.

Total spots = 40742

most spotted:
DX              Count
HC8N            666
TZ5A            548
PJ2T            441
FP/K8DD      371
8Q7DV           283
R1MVC           258
ZL6QH           245
PZ5C            228
VP5W            227
WP2Z            224
IH9P            221

busiest spotters:
Spotter count
K3LR            798
W3LPL-4 579
NQ4I            544
S51TA           528
RL3A            514
UT/KL7WA        508
KT1V            453
K3ASK           429
NY4A            389
EA8ZS           351
W5KFT           345
UA6AA           334
K0TV            330
KC1XX           325
K8AZ-4         313
K1TTT-7        283
K1KI-7          277
UA0BA-5       271
WB8B            249
RK3FWA       244
T93Y            240
W7CT            224
N6VH            214
W8AV            209

cheerleaders:
spotter             dx              count   total   Pct
RW3AH           T6X             29      33      87.88
YO5OEF          YO5PBF     15      15      100.00
LZ2PSB          LZ2PB           14      15      93.33
OM3LO           3B8/OM3PC   12      12      100.00
IZ1DSH               O1HOC      11      14      78.57 (winter game advertising)
4X6HP               4Z5LA           11      11      100.00
T98R               T94OM           10      10      100.00
UA0SJ           UA0SAD          10      10      100.00
KP3T              KP4KE           10      10      100.00
N3FA               K3YTL           10      10      100.00 (non-contest)
RK3QWA         RK3QWM        9       10      90.00
RA3CQ             RZ3AXX           9       20      45.00
RA3CQ             RA3CQ           9       20      45.00 (rtty)
YO8AZQ             YR8B            9       9       100.00
DD2D                 KP4KE           9       9       100.00
i guess ra3cq couldn't decide if he should spot himself on rtty or rz3axx in
the contest.
kp4ke had two cheerleaders, maybe a friend of the dl operating there?

On a good note, the analysis of 'single spotter spots', that is those
spotters who only made one spot in the whole contest showed no immediate
alarms.  this is good as it shows that perhaps some of the use of fake calls
to self spot may be abating.

DX              Total   Singles %       DXSummit%
TZ5A            548     22      4       7       1
HC8N            666     15      2       7       1
R1MVC           258     10      3       3       1
ZA/SP5EAQ       36      10      27      5       13 (non-contest)
ZL6QH           245     9       3       5       2
8Q7DV           283     9       3       2       0
VK9AA           138     9       6       3       2
PZ5C            228     8       3       1       0
FP/K8DD      371     8       2       1       0
NL7Z            40      8       20      3       7 (more later)
UY5HF           13      7       53      5       38 (more later)
OJ0B            127     7       5       3       2
PJ2T            441     7       1       1       0
5Z1A            120     7       5       1       0
ZD8A            157     7       4       2       1
3DA0NW       144     7       4       2       1


Analysis of dxsummit spots:
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spots for uy5hf

spotter freq    comment         ip
DK5WE-@:        14042.5                 195.38.18.195
JA2MDE-@:       21045   cq contest...   195.38.18.195
JI2ARD-@:       21051                           195.38.18.195
DF2ABR-@:       1859.1                  195.38.18.225
DF2ABR-@:       1859.1                  195.38.18.225
DF2ABR-@:       1859.1                  195.38.18.225
G3OBC-@:        7007.1                  195.38.18.233
JH4DXD-@:       7007.1                  195.38.18.233

inetnum:      195.38.16.0 - 195.38.18.255
netname:      TLC-NET
descr:        TriLogiC Group, Ltd.
descr:        Kherson, Ukraine.

dl's, g, ja's all spotting from ukraine isp.

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spots for ju1dx

spotter freq    comment         ip
JT1KAI-@:       7003.8  cqww            202.131.241.135
JT1BZ-@:        14019.5 ww              202.131.241.159
JT1CZ-@:        28005   cq ww                   202.131.241.159
JK1WHU-@:       21028.9                 202.131.241.200
JK1WHU-@:       21028.9                 202.131.241.200
JK1WHU-@:       21028.9                 202.131.241.200
JT1BV-@:        7005.4  ww              202.131.241.46
JT1BV-@:        7034    ww                      202.131.241.66
JT1BV-@:        7032.4  sri frong freq. 202.131.241.66
JT1BV-@:        3514.5  now here! cqww  202.131.241.66
JT1BV-@:        21004   ww                      202.131.241.71
JT1CZ-@:        28005                           202.131.241.71

inetnum:      202.131.224.0 - 202.131.255.255
netname:      MOBINET
descr:        MobiCom Corporation
descr:        Ulaanbaatar
country:      MN

jk1whu spotting from same isp as several mongolian spotters.
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spots for nl7z

spotter freq    comment         ip
JE1SSD-@:       3540    zone 1          216.152.182.9
JF1WG-@:        1817    zone 1          216.152.182.9
JG3ERY-@:       3533    alaska          216.152.182.9
JN2BBR-@:       3571    eu clg          216.152.182.9
K0WEN-@:        3533    loud                    216.152.182.9
K0WEN-@:        1840.2  alaska  216.152.182.9
K0WEN-@:        1817                            216.152.182.9
K0WEN-@:        21034   zone 1          216.152.182.9
KOWEN-@:        1835.5  zone 1  216.152.182.9
N5THD-@:        3536    Alaska          216.152.182.9
N7RDM-@:        1836.5  LOUD            216.152.182.9
W7EHE-@:        3533                            216.152.182.9
W7GJ-@: 3533                            216.152.182.9
WC7F-@: 1839                            216.152.182.9
WC7F-@: 1817    now here                216.152.182.9
WL7KF-@:        3533    zone 1          216.152.182.9
WL7KF-@:        3523.8                  216.152.182.9
WL7KF-@:        28025.5                 216.152.182.9
JG2FLB-@:       7015.3  zone 1  216.152.184.154
N7FB-@: 28035.7 alaska  216.152.184.154

OrgName:    MTA Solutions
OrgID:      MTAS
Address:    619 E. Ship Creek Ave., Suite 241
City:       Anchorage
StateProv:  AK

interesting assortment of calls spotting from anchorage isp.  also they sure
wanted to be sure we knew kl7 was alaska and also zone 1.

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spots for b4tb

spotter freq    comment         ip
RA6LYH-@:       14036.5         221.228.14.16
WB6NAG-@:       14039   cq              221.228.14.16
DS3KUA-@:       14052.5         221.228.14.21
RA4HTN-@:       14048.2         221.228.14.21
W8JTF-@:        14052.5         221.228.14.21
JA2WLS-@:       14047.5         221.228.14.7
VE7ENU-@:       14047.5         221.228.14.7
WB6JID-@:       14047.5         221.228.14.7

inetnum:      221.224.0.0 - 221.231.255.255
netname:      CHINANET-JS
descr:        CHINANET jiangsu province network
descr:        China Telecom
descr:        A12,Xin-Jie-Kou-Wai Street
descr:        Beijing 100088

china may restrict some use of the internet, but not faking calls from
around the world to spot yourself or a friend.

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David Robbins K1TTT
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt at arrl.net
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