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from:
cq-contest-bounces@contesting.com [mailto:cq-contest-bounces@contesting.com] on behalf of k1ttt
sent: wednesday, october 29, 2008 6:54 am
to: reflector cq-contest
subject: [cq-contest] cqww ssb spotting report
big spot weekend, 53059 in the database this weekend. thats an average of over 1100/hr on the network. on saturday there was a peak over 1400/hr in the 15z hour, and on sunday it peaked about 1500/hr in the 16z hour. the database and raw dxsummit data will be available on my web site at
http://www.k1ttt.net/logs/2008cqwwssb_spots.zip shortly after this message is sent if you want to do more analysis. the database is an access database and includes all the queries i use in doing this report plus some more that may be interesting. sorry i'm just doing a quick look this time, have been real busy and need to catch up on some stuff this week...
the most spotted stations are: （被别人摆上台最多的电台）
dx count
hq3z 387
6y1v 334
d4c 300
hc8a 291
v26b 286
pz5z 278
pj4e 270
8p5a 264
yv4a 252
ao8a 248
fy5ke 247
the busiest spotters:（最忙碌的spot发布者，这些老大不好好比赛，专心帮别人发spot）
spotter count
aa3b 1574
w2ny 533
aa4nc 525
k6iii 425
k3na 378
dk8nc 342
wb1dx 340
ra9a 338
nq4i 333
k3lr-3 308
k1ttt-7 305
well at least we were close in the number of spots to k3lr!
cheerleader report:（某人是某人的拉拉队）
spotter dx spots total pct
cw2t cw2t 29 45 64
ok2sde uw4e 26 27 96
rk6axy rn6ah 25 28 89
ka2aev v26b 24 25 96
ea7hz ea7ru 23 35 65
n6tv hq3z 18 82 21
s56p s56p 18 18 100
iz5mmq iq5ms 18 18 100
it9gcg io9k 17 19 89
vo1mp vo1mp 16 18 88 (fake harrasment spots)
dl4fay dl2f 16 19 84
db2b ct9l 16 223 7
k4sv to5dx 16 16 100
on6vi oo6u 15 15 100
sp1dtg sq2ajn 15 16 93
yes, cw2t apparently spotted himself cqing, and even busted his own call and made other spots from the same node.
single spotter spots:
dx total all dxsummit
vu7sj 210 38(18%) 4(1%)
to5dx 228 36(15%) 2(0%)
vk9dwx 174 28(16%) 3(1%)
sp3lpg 37 27(72%) 26(70%)
io9k 53 22(41%) 17(32%)
9l0w 88 18(20%) 4(4%)
pz5z 278 14(5%) 2(0%)
3v8bb 228 14(6%) 3(1%)
f5bzb 45 13(28%) 1(2%)
hc8a 291 12(4%) 3(1%)
6y1v 334 12(3%) 1(0%)
6w/dl4js 28 12(42%) 6(21%)
c98rf 61 11(18%) 1(1%)
c4i 104 11(10%) 1(0%)
t88oo 37 10(27%) 3(8%)
vp2e 161 10(6%) 1(0%)
ox2a 90 10(11%) 2(2%)
the group of suspicious spots for sp3lpg:
spotter freq comment
ja4kla 21212.3 cq ww
ua9koi 14254.6 cq ww
w4hlm 14253.7 cq ww
n3lh 14288 cq ww
n3kpo 14190 cq ww
k4gtr 21151 cq ww
dj8ug 3701.5 test
w4hty 21162 cq ww
ua9hkl 7062 cq ww
dj8kf 3698.5 cq ww
w3ke 14146.8 cq ww
ve3jku 7038 test
w3gko 7157.5 test
ja6klo 7029 cq ww
dk8ue 3682 cq ww
k4lre 14277 cq ww
k4hio 7193 ww
w0kvs 14277 cq ww
w9hy 7139.2 ww
k7gyw 14230 cq ww
dj4hd 3698 cq ww
ua9jko 7042 cq ww
w3noi 7101 ww
k3ny 21184 cq ww
df6j 3680.7 cq ww
sq4inw 3680.7 cq ww marek wschowa, 67- 91.94.57.124
w3jot 7139.2 cq ww
great, most with the same all caps comment style. only one of them shows up in the dx summit logs though, maybe the spotter was on a slow node and was getting forwarded from #cqdx most of the time.
the suspicious spots for io9k:
spotter freq comment
iw9gyl 14153 cqww
je2bay 7052.5 cq ww
g7akm 7052.5 cq contest
ux7qv 7052.5 cq ww
dl1lz 7052.5 cq ww
yo2fx 7052.5 cq contest
bx3fh 7052.5 cq contest
iw9hlm 7052.5 cq ww 85.18.136.104
gw8rak 7050.5
b7p 7052.5 cq ww 85.18.136.104
pa7z 7052.5 cq ww 85.18.136.104
ux7qv 7052.5 cq ww 85.18.136.104
pa6z 7052.5 cq ww 85.18.136.104
je2bay 7052.5 cq ww 85.18.136.104
lz1nk 7052.5 cq ww 85.18.136.104
dl1lz 7052.5 cq ww 85.18.136.104
ja1gyo 7052.5 cq contest 85.18.136.104
yo2fx 7052.5 cq contest 85.18.136.104
by3fh 7052.5 cq contest 85.18.136.104
py4oc 7052.5 cq contest
k1ied 7050.5 up 7218
iw9gyl 21267.7 cqww, davide
la9tja 7050.5
kc9oz 7050.5 up
ls2d 7052.5 contest
xe1yjs 7052.5 73 gl
iv3yja 7052.5 73 gl
np5z 7052.5 contest
j88dr 7052.5 cq contest
va1mm 7052.5 contest
w1dx 7052.5 73 gl
this one used lots of lower case comments that were similar. and exactly the same frequency on 40m for lots of them. there were a bunch more of the 40m ones near the group where i dug out the ip address. that ip comes back
to:
person: ip registration service
address: via caracciolo, 51
address: 20155 milano mi
address: italy
david robbins k1ttt
e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net
web:
http://www.k1ttt.netar-cluster node: 145.69mhz or
telnet://dxc.k1ttt.net
