SWA - STRAIGHT KEY CATEGORY
Call   QSOs Mbrs Pts  Mul  Sco Bon Final  80-40-20 Antenna

W1 Division
WB1GYZ   33   32  65   19 1235  x2  2470  80 foot dipole at 30'  HB open-wire feed
KN1H     25   24  49   15  735  x2  1470  END FED WIRE @50'
K1IEE    19   19  38   14  532  x2  1064  OCF 135' long wire@30'

W2 Division
W2SH     27   27  54   17  918  x2  1836  Dpl. 270'@45'; inverted L, 86' V+ 68' H
KA2KGP   27   25  52   16  832  x2  1664  Dipole up 25 ft.
N2JJF    11   11  22   11  242  x2   484  Par end fed @ 20 feet
WA2JSG   10   10  20   10  200  x2   400  Vertical@10ft
W2JEK     9    8  17    8  136  x2   272  110 ft end fed wire at 20ft
KC2VBU    4    4   8    4   32  x2    64  End fed dipole up about 40ft
AA2VG     5    5  10    3   30  x2    60  Rig Bayou Jumper ant carolina windom@40'
WA2ZOT    1    1   2    1    2  x2     4  70 ft. wire up 20 ft.

W3 Division
AC2C     44   41  85   24 2040  x2  4080  Random Wire at 25'
W2JAZ    30   29  59   19 1121  x2  2242  EndFed@35 ' and Carolina Windom@40'
AH6AX    28   26  54   20 1080  x2  2160  Windom Dipole
WA3GM    25   25  50   18  900  x2  1800  Dpl@35'
KE3HL    19   19  38   15  570  x2  1140  40M Dipole @ 30ish feet
W3TTT    19   19  38   14  532  x2  1064  INV VEE AT 65'
KQ3Z     13   13  26   10  260  x2   520  135' Doublet V @35'
AK3X     12   12  24   10  240  x2   480  40 M inv vee  @ 27'

W4 Division
N4OW     39   39  78   21 1638  x2  3276  80M LOOP AVG HEIGHT 12 FT. 
K4KBL    37   35  72   18 1296  x2  2592  OCF dipole @ 50'
WX4RM    26   23  49   18  882  x2  1764  6BTV gnd mtd vert
KB4QQJ   27   27  54   16  864  x2  1728  EndFed at 33 feet
KA3OCS   23   20  43   12  516  x2  1032  80M HORIZ  LOOP 40'
WA4SPJ   19   19  38   13  494  x2   988  Inverted "L" @30ft
K4ARQ    21   20  41   12  492  x2   984  W5GI IV @ 40'
W4DUK    17   17  34   11  374  x2   748  End-fed Zepp @ 20'
K4JPN    14   13  27   11  297  x2   594  Zepp
AA4MZ    12   12  24   10  240  x2   480  Attic Long Wire
WG8Y     15   12  27    8  216  x2   432  40-80dp@ 45 ft & 6btv grd mt
NA4O     10   10  20    9  180  x2   360  Dpl@40'
W4KRN    10   10  20    9  180  x2   360  InvV@50'
AB4RH     9    9  18    7  126  x2   252  135ft  EFHW
W4HH      7    7  14    6   84  x2   168  OCF Dipole at 25 ft
KB0ETU    5    5  10    5   50  x2   100  Dpl@35'
N4FI      2    2   4    2    8  x2    16  Attic G5RV Jr.

W5 Division
NE5DL    13   13  26   10  260  x2   520  80-40-30 Vertical
W5WIL    10   10  20   10  200  x2   400  240' doublet @ 30'
KG5HCF    3    3   6    3   18  x2    36  Dipole @ 25 ft 
$KN8KAZ  12   12  24    8  192  x2   384  Gnd mtd vertical
$W5IQS    4    3   7    4   28  x2    56  Dpl@30'

W6 Division
AI6SL     7    7  14    5   70  x2   140  Inverted V fan, 36ft 
K6MGO     3    3   6    2   12  x2    24  50' indoor doublet, avg. ht 8' above gnd

W7 Division
KF7WNS   19   17  36   14  504  x2  1008  232ft OCF Long Wire
KC7DM    11   11  22    5  110  x2   220  450' skyloop @ 65'
KG7VAK    7    7  14    7   98  x2   196  135' EFHW @ 40', 33' VERT GP
W7YSB     6    6  12    6   72  x2   144  Fan dpl @ 30'

W8 Division
N8BB     43   40  83   23 1909  x2  3818  Dipole @ 45'
WV8DH    24   24  48   14  672  x2  1344  ZS6BKW @32'
WB8LZG   19   18  37   15  555  x2  1110  Dpl@ 30'
AB8RL    20   19  39   14  546  x2  1092  DX Eng 40/30 Vertical above ground
W3NP     16   16  32   10  320  x2   640  160m Horizontal Loop @ 45'
NF8M     11   11  22    9  198  x2   396  6BTV (20 & 40), OCF dpl@35ft (80)
WB8ENE    5    5  10    5   50  x2   100  40 meter dipole @ 15'

W9 Division
WB9HFK   48   47  95   24 2280  x2  4560  Hustler 6BTV Gnd Mtd with 60 radials
K9JWI    42   40  82   24 1968  x2  3936  GND MTD VERTICAL
KK0I     33   31  64   16 1024  x2  2048  INV VEE @ 20 FT
W9CC     20   20  40   13  520  x2  1040  6btv 
NX1K     18   18  36   13  468  x2   936  Long Wire with UNUN
K9QEW    11   11  22    7  154  x2   308  4BTV  GP (roof mount with radials)
K9EYT     7    7  14    5   70  x2   140  42 FT  ZEROFIVE VERTICAL
N8HWV     5    5  10    5   50  x2   100  Inv-V@16 ft
KA9FQG    5    5  10    5   50  x2   100  G5RV @ 37ft

W0 Division
K0NIA    22   22  44   13  572  x2  1144  G5RV jr up 35'
N8LA     19   19  38   12  456  x2   912  200' Dipole Up 35'
NN0SS    15   15  30   12  360  x2   720  80 Meter Invert V @25ft
KD0DK    14   13  27   13  351  x2   702  End fed long wire
AA0W     10   10  20    8  160  x2   320  Dipole @ 30 Ft
K2HT      5    5  10    5   50  x2   100  80M Horizontal Loop 40'-20'
$K0MIS    2    2   4    2    8  x2    16  Ocf at 25'
@AD0BI    6    6  12    5   60  x2   120  G5rv@30'

Canada Division
VE3RCN   34   33  67   18 1206  x2  2412  G5RV strung horizontally above roof
VA2SG/VE3 5    5  10    5   50  x2   100  Inv V at campground
VE7HI     2    2   4    2    8  x2    16  3 BAND CUSHCRAFT VERT 8 FT OFF GROUND
VE3DQN    1    1   2    1    2  x2     4  30' vert

DX Division

SWA - BUG CATEGORY
Call   QSOs Mbrs Pts  Mul  Sco Bon Final  80-40-20 Antenna

W1 Division
NF1U     17   17  34   14  476 x1.5  714  OCFD WINDOM @ 30'
K1IX      8    8  16    5   80 x1.5  120  OCFD @ 35'

W2 Division
WB2LQF   15   15  30   12  360 x1.5  540  135' doublet in attic at 32' 

W3 Division
K3WWP    55   51 106   25 2650 x1.5 3975  ~110' attic ef rnd wire

W4 Division
KJ4R     43   40  83   23 1909 x1.5 2864  Ground Mounted Vertical
AK4NY    25   22  47   19  893 x1.5 1340  G5RV @ 35 ft
N4EEV    24   22  46   15  690 x1.5 1035  Dipole @ 40ft
AE4RM     4    4   8    3   24 x1.5   36  Inv V at 30'

W5 Division
W5ODS    21   21  42   14  588 x1.5  882  G5RV @ 50ft
WI5H     12   12  24    9  216 x1.5  324  Loop 14 x 31 ft broadside EW top @ 21 ft
NF5U      8    8  16    6   96 x1.5  144  40m/80m dipole at 33ft

W6 Division

W7 Division

W8 Division
N8XMS    34   33  67   19 1273 x1.5 1910  R7 Vertical
K8JD     11   11  22   11  242 x1.5  363  3/4 wave doublet up 35 Ft.

W9 Division
N9SE      4    4   8    4   32 x1.5   48  Inverted Vee @68'

W0 Division
KD0V     41   40  81   25 2025 x1.5 3038  Cf Zepp @ 50Ft
WD0K      8    8  16    7  112 x1.5  168  R7 vertical
KC0DD     6    5  11    6   66 x1.5   99  DX88 VERT.GRD.MT

Canada Division

DX Division

SWA - KEYER/KEYBOARD CATEGORY
Call   QSOs Mbrs Pts  Mul  Sco Bon Final  80-40-20 Antenna

W1 Division
N2CN     20   20  40   16  640       640  ZS6BKW @ 60'
KB1M     23   21  44   14  616       616  40 mtr dpl, 20 mtr invV @30ft
KC1SA     2    2   4    2    8         8  END FED@20'

W2 Division
K2YGM    48   45  93   23 2139      2139  20/40 G5RV@40'  80 EFHW
N2ESE    23   23  46   14  644       644  80mtrOCF+40mtr Dipole
WA2FBN    9    9  18    7  126       126  64 ft end fed sloper up 25 ft
KC2MJT    4    4   8    4   32        32  G5RV up about 30' E-W orientation

W3 Division
KD3CA    17   16  33   13  429       429  132ft ocf Windom @33 ft
K3RLL    15   15  30    9  270       270  G5RVjr

W4 Division
AB9CA    49   48  97   30 2910      2910  100' wire up 45'
WB4OMM   46   45  91   23 2093      2093  G5RV Sloper at 40 feet
N4MJ     31   30  61   19 1159      1159  Windom
K3NLT    26   26  52   18  936       936  136 foot efhw
KU4A     19   18  37   14  518       518  Sloping dipole @ 40'
KI4WFJ   16   16  32   12  384       384  OCF Dipole
AF4OI     9    9  18    9  162       162  40m wire dipole @ 25'
K4KRW     7    7  14    5   70        70  Dipole@35'
AB4QL     5    5  10    5   50        50  Dipole @ 25'

W5 Division
N5GW     45   44  89   24 2136      2136  CFZ @ 50'
AC5T     25   22  47   14  658       658  Dipl@25' & hombrew Vert
WB5UAA   19   19  38   13  494       494  Inv V @ 30'
K5MBA    11   11  22    9  198       198  EFHW 40M invL @ 20'
WB4BIN    8    8  16    7  112       112  Dipole and random wire in attic@15'
KE5YUM    4    4   8    4   32        32  33 foot vertical wire

W6 Division

W7 Division
KF7Z     10   10  20    8  160       198  Dpl@ 25'

W8 Division
NX8Z     12   12  24    9  216       216  40M doublet @ 30'
AB8FJ     8    8  16    8  128       128  Inverted L@15'

W9 Division
N4IY     23   23  46   15  690       690  Vertical at 30 feeet
K9CW     17   17  34   12  408       408  InvV@60'

W0 Division
N0MII    15   15  30   12  360       360  Dpl@25'
K9OSC     3    3   6    3   18        18  CF Zepp @ 30'

Canada Division
VE3IDS   15   14  29    8  232       232  130' doublet at 35' open wire to tuner

DX Division

GAIN ANTENNA Category
Call   QSOs Mbrs Pts  Mul  Sco Bon Final  80-40-20 Antenna

Straight Key
K4BAI    48   46  94   26 2444  x2  4888  TH6DXX at 55'; 40M dip/88' cf zepp;80inv

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STATS:
Logs submitted: 125
Total participants found in cross-checking spreadsheet: 201 
Total QSOs in master cross-checking spreadsheet: 2,204
States represented: 41 + BC MB ON

KC2MJT - Nice to have cndx finally open up here. Icom 703+ 5w. Had a bunch of trees cut down and I think it helps with my signal.

K3RLL - What a great night with strong signals and only a little QRM, just like "the old days". Pleased to run into some old calls that I haven't had the good fortune of hearing in far too long. Looking forward to next month. 72/73 ... Don

K2HT - Tnx for the QSO's. 20 meters was very good in MO tonight. C U next sprint.

VA2SG/VE3 - At Sherkston Shores RV resort, playing QRP and clansman key .

W4HH - 40 was wide open, lots of activity, a great night for a sprint!!! .

N9SE - Collins 75A-4 RX / HW-8 TX .

K4KRW - I didn't get much time to participate. Thanks everyone. There was no noise on 40m tonight. It was very nice. Great hearing everyone. 73, Richard

K5MBA - Very quite on 40M.

AA2VG - WOW...I'm having too much fun with my Bayou Jumper. I didn't think it was possible to work the sprint with the BJ. Rock bound (crystal 7.04416), no filters (listened to 3-5 stations at different pitches) with a separate transmitter and receiver.... Six contacts and a New State for the Bayou Jumper( N4IY in IN. Terrence the QSL card is in the mail!!!) FUN! Peter/AA2VG .

WD0K - Never heard 20 in such sad shape! 40 was noisy as normal! Had one q on 20 and that must have been ground wave here in Little Canada. Tnx for the q's. 72 de wd0k .

NF5U - Went to diner with family, hurried home and was able to get in on the last 30 minutes. It was fun, lots of good signals tonight. .

KF7Z - fun little sprint tonight, had to quit for 45 min right in the middle for a water problem but condx improved on 40 meter when I got back. Thanks for the Qs, antenna was hastily thrown up this afternoon as I am doing some work on my rotater and main tower. 72 fellow QRPs, Danny .

AC2C - A fun sprint - trying out a modified version of SKCCLogger adapted for NAQCC Sprints.

AB4RH - New member and first time in the sprint. I really liked it and thanks for all the contacts. Thanks to the folks who make it happen. I am slowly getting the hang of it and will do it again next time. KX2 5watts into 135ft EFHW, homemade key 73 Billy .

KB4QQJ - Fun Sprint. Didn't have as much time as last month but logged some new numbers and worked some old friends. Rig was MTR5b into an LNR Endfed at 33 feet. Key was my Swedish Military Pump. NAQCC Logger by K2RFP 73 for now, Randy_KB4QQJ

KD0V - Great Sprint. Not much QRN no magnetic storms and lots of great NAQCC operators.

KE3HL - Lots of fun getting back into a Sprint after several years hiatus! Despite the band noise on 40 (which came up here just before the Sprint began!) I was able to hear and work a lot of members. Next time I'll be using my "new" Navy Flameproof, but tonight it was an old J-38.

WV8DH - Well, another fun sprint and the band was fairly good this evening. Only worked 40 meters but there were a lot of signals there. Radio was and Icom IC-746PRO at 5 watts. Thanks to all who worked me and of course the organizers of the sprints. Best 72/73 from Wild and Wonderful West Virginia. Dave

KN1H - Thanks for organizing another fun sprint, it was so early in the month I almost missed it! Conditions pretty good for summer, noise was low, managed to work several members on two bands which is always fun. IC-7200 to end-fed wire and Nye Viking Master Key.

KB0ETU - Missed an hour - think it was something I ate.... Another good sprint. Thanks for the contacts and thanks to those that "run" the sprint. 72/73, Phil (K-2 to G5RV up 35 feet).

KI4WFJ - Fun time as always. Got some good practice in with my home made paddle. Decided to take a hit on the multiplier to get some practice using the paddle, as most other sprints/contest I play in mandate the use of a straight key. Used my PFR3B to OCF dipole @45'.

WB4OMM - HOLY KOW!! I got on 40M....and it was HOT! Almost all the signals were 599 plus, although the QRM was killing me! I think I did my best ever, working 24 different states and just shy of 50 Qs! Thanks to many of you for the repeats - while the signals were great here, the adjacent signals (just as strong) covered up some of your callsigns so hence the repeats. Never left 7.042 all night. Got to work some new folks and old friends too. KX-3 and Vibroplex Iambic Paddle running 5W to G5RV sloper. Hope next month is like this!! 72/73 to all! Steve WB4OMM

KQ3Z - Got on late but 40 was the band at my QTH. Nice assortment of call areas. Lots of stations heard. Thanks for the contacts and to those who make the Sprint and Newsletter happen. 135' doublet with one end horizontal and the other end down over the hill. Center at 35' but just hanging in there until fall ... I hope. .

N8HWV - Five QSO's, my best yet in three attempts at this. Even with notes, I screw up on technique; thank you for your patience! However, always fun, and thankful for the contacts. Heard many stations from a variety of states tonight; conditions were good in Green Bay, WI. .

K0NIA - Slow at the beginning, but picked up toward the end.

KJ4R - Pretty good conditions on 40M. Thanks to everyone I worked. 73

K1IEE - Great conditions on 40M. Quiet on 20M and lots of QRN on 80M. Stayed on 40M all sprint. Thanks to all 73 Dick

WB4BIN - Fun sprint! 20m was in pretty good shape tonight, and my dipole was working well there. 40m wasn't too bad, but I think my random wire antenna needs some fine tuning. Sorry for the rough fist...it's the first time I've used a paddle in a while, and it was running away from me a little. Hi, hi!

WG8Y - Hi all,Started a bit late and stopped after only 1 hour & 5 min. My dog came in telling me he needed out. Momma had already fallen asleep so pulled the plug. Interesting skip on 20m. Listened there first. didn't hear anything so went to 40m. Worked a couple then went back for another look at 20m.There were signals coming thru now. Seemed to have a pipeline into TX.Worked 5 TX plus CA.& OR.Neat. Did go back to 40m & again landed on K3WWP calling CQ.Used my 6BTV most of the time.Even on 40m. Also worked 3 non members. 2 5 watters & 1 at 75 watts. Thanks for the Q's guys. Didn't work many but still enjoy our Sprints & seeing where the signal lands. 72 from N.C. Mark WG8Y

W2JEK - Got on late for only the last half hour. Just on 80M. Lots of fun. 72 and 73 Don W2JEK #1135 .

AB4QL - i managed to jump in the last 12 minutes of the sprint. Made five contacts. Of the five three were named Mark. What are the chances! Barry, 72 . . .

AD0BI - Remote in Warren County, MO .

K9QEW - My rock bound HB Funmitter held it own with somewhat better conditions and activity this month. Need to improve my sending skills with the straight key. Do better next time. WB4OMM had big signal could not hook up with him. 73s Daryl .

NF1U - FUN AS USUAL AND 40 METERS HELD UP QUITE WELL FOR ME THIS EVENING.

KA3OCS - I used my AC-1 clone transmitter and a drake 2c receiver, crystals used 7030, 7047 7040(bad heterodyne there). tried 80 but only have two crystals 3550 and 3530. a net on 3550 and no traffic heard elsewhere. ran into some qrm and very hard to move around without a vfo. all in all not a bad sprint for this novice rig.

KC0DD - ONE NON MEMBER HOPE I DID THIS RIGHT COUNTED HIS STATE RIG YAESU 817 ND 2ND TIME WAS FUN FOR THIS OLD GUY HI HI .

W3TTT - Thanks again to all who worked to make this sprint possible. Tonight I played hunt and pounce. 40 meters was good tonight. I think that this contest is good practice for the Solar Eclipse event on Monday. I hope to contact many of NAQCC members.

NA4O - PC is out of commission, so back to logging by hand tonight. Makes me appreciate the software more. Noise, but nice sigs- another fun nite with my KX3 and Vibroplex straight key. .

K8JD - Have not done an NAQCC sprint in a few years, I kept trying to send my SKCC number but got into the swing pretty fast . Got a late start due to a few family being here for dinner . I started at 0145 UT and stuck to 40M. .

K3WWP - Just before the sprint, I checked my past sprint results to see what the most QSOs I made in an August sprint were. It was 48. So I set my goal to top that. I never compete against other folks, only myself so that gave me something to shoot for. The sprint started very slowly for me with only 9 QSOs the first half hour and I figured I had no shot at 48 whatsoever. However things then exploded and the next half hour I got 24 followed the next two half hours by 12 and 10 for a total of 55. From 0059 to 0130 I felt like I was a big contest station continually running stations even with several small pileups. I only wish more folks had come to 80 that last half hour. I did get 16 QSOs on 80, but should have had more had more folks checked that band. The QRN level was only S6 or 7 here and most signals were S8 or 9. I had a couple interesting times in the sprint. I had 3 QSOs in a row from DE - N8NA, NR3P, WB4FUN. I suspect, although I haven't checked, that the three are related somehow. WB4FUN is a club station. I know Karl N8NA from many contest QSOs over the years. I'll look that up later. Then the very next QSO was the former ARRL President Dave K1ZZ running 2 watts. I also worked Karl N8NA again on 80 meters. Well this is getting to be a book rather than a soapbox so I'll close with thanks to all for a very fun 2 hours.

N4EEV - K3 dialed to 5w and a dipole @ 40ft. Lots of activity tonight making for an enjoyable sprint. Good to hear old friends and make new ones. Thanks for the QSO! 73 Mike N4EEV .

K4KBL - Had a great time fro sure... My K1 really surprises me at times. 5 watts really can make a difference even with a QCF dipole. Keep up the great work guys !!!

KF7WNS - Good turn out tonight...stayed on 20m for over an hour. Lots of QRN between.061 and .063. I heard many stations in that area, but couldn't copy anything. 40m was just getting good when the sprint ended...hated to quit. 72 to all .

WB2LQF - Conditions were exceptionally good tonight. It was a very pleasant evening on 40 meters.

K2YGM - To my surprise, 20 seemed better tonight than previous months this summer.. after it slowed down, went to 40 and then 80 mtrs to wrap things up. Missed W2SH on 80 whom I usually work. Glad to work K3WWP on 2 bands tonight... All in all, lots of fun as usual and looking forward to next months sprint already. 72 Bob K2YGM

WI5H - 20 meters was in good shape. I made contacts on 20 and 40 only. HB transceiver to HB loop and Vibroplex Bug. 73/72 CU next month. DIT DIT .

NF8M - 20 was nearly closed by the time I got on. 40 was in good shape here, as was 80 later on. Tnx fer the QSOs. .

K1IX - rig FT-2000 at 5w out into OFCD@35 ft. Good activity, tnx for the contacts, 72 Frank .

N8XMS - For a change I was able to play for almost the full two hours. I stayed on 40-meters the whole time where conditions were pretty good and I heard a number of true 599 signals. Participation also seemed up with plenty of sprinters found from 7.032 up to 7.047. It was a lot of fun! .

VE3RCN - A lot better than last time with the broken antenna laying on the roof! Some STRONG QRP signals out there!

WA3GM - this is my first sprint since becoming a member this week. stayed on one frequency calling CQ and was busier than I thought. Tnx to all who worked me. Fun event 72 Greg WA3GM 9085

VE3IDS - Lots of activity on 40. Used my new mcHF rig tonight. 72 Don VE3IDS

N4MJ - low bands still NOISY. Thanks to all. 73 de n4mj//glenn .

KE5YUM - Band conditions were good in Texas, enabling me to work four corners of the United States. Until next sprint ... .

W4DUK - Got four new ones for the Friendship Club. I'm happy! .

KA2KGP - Good band conditions on 40 & 80 this sprint. 20m. was dead here, but 40 & 80 were in gud shape. Rig: ICOM IC-7000 at 5w. into 40m. dipole up 25 ft. .

K3NLT - Well this time I was using my new GenLog and it took a bit of getting used to it, but what a hoot. 40 was my go to band. Where is everyone on 80? Didn't hear anything on 20 in a short listen there. I missed one of my regular evening nets to operate this Sprint, but it was worth it. See you all next time. .

WB9HFK - Stayed on 40M the whole time. Conditions seemed great. Some true 599 signals! Great fun, and see everyone next month. 72, Mark WB9HFK

NN0SS - One local QSO on 20meters. Both 40 and 80 meters improved over the last hour in MN. .

N8BB - Thought I was going to just S@P but seems too few of us CQ enough and was thinking the band wasn't going to support very much activity. Boy was I wrong! We need to encourage more ops to get to CQ'n more and make the band come alive. I ran a few good runs and found it difficult to stop CQ'n til I knew the frequency was dry. Now I am wishing I started earlier and think I could have easily broke 50 or 60 contacts without much effort. Everything was on 40 meters, checked 80 but didn't hear anything but 40 was more than active enough to stay busy. Thanks to everyone and hope I didn't ignore anyone but the bands were very good for a change. 72 and CUL...........

K4JPN - Tried 80M and 20M, but did not hear and could not raise anyone, 40M was hot. 72, Steve K4JPN .

AA4MZ - Great Sprint! Thanks to all! Thank You NAQCC! .

WB8ENE - Only heard a couple of weak signals on 20 meters, so I spent my entire half hour on 40. Sometimes it would be nice to have a ladder line fed doublet antenna that covered 80 meters again, but I like resonant dipoles. Nice to hear you again Jack KK0I. Thanks for the contacts. 73, Art .

KU4A - Slowest start I've ever had, but then signals came up and it ended up being a decent evening (Anything would beat July) .

W3NP - First time operating the sprint in several years. It was fun but had a little trouble re-familiarizing myself with the logger. Had contacts on 20, 40, and 80. Rig:K3 @ 5 watts into my "new" 160 meter horizontal loop @ 45' fed with 600 ohm OWL. The key was a sideswiper that I am still getting used to - that's my excuse for the somewhat erratic keying. .

WB8LZG - HELLO SPRINTERS! GOT A NEW RADIO, FTDX1200.(USED ACTUALLY) IT'S A WINNER ! GOT IT ALL SET UP FER QRP CW OPERATIONS, ES RUNNING ON SOLAR POWER! STARTED OUT ON 20, BUT ONLY ONE QSO THERE WITH WI5H. WENT TO 40 ES BAND WAS GG GUD. WORKED SEVERAL OLD FRIENDS THERE ES SOME NEW MEMBERS TOO. yES I HEARD U LOUIS,N8LA, BUT THE OTHER GUY HAD THE FREQ ES I DIDN'T WANT TO "HOG" IT AWAY. HEARD 2 CQers BCK TO BACK, W2JAZ ES WA1GAH, BOTH 100KCS APART. I CALLED ES BOTH CAME BACK TO ME ! I COPIED W2JAZ INFO ES THE ASKED WA1GAH FER A REPEAT TO GET IN THE LOG. BOTH STNS DIDN'T HEAR EACH OTHER. iT WAS FUN ES HOPE I DIDN'T GET U 2 GUYS CONFUSSED ! 80 SEEMED VOID OF ACTIVITY BUT 40 WAS GG STRONG UNTIL I CALLED ER A NITE ABT 0945. HAD A BLAST ! SEE U ALL NEXT SPRINT WB8LZG, GREGG .

W2JAZ - This was the first time I used a new little QRP rig - YouKits HB-1B and a MyAntennas endfed antenna for most of the sprint. Both performed well and I was particularly impressed with the MyAntennas Endfed.

W5IQS - Band noisy here in Texas but enjoyed the Sprint. Only worked a short time but found some reasonable signals .

AK4NY - Another fun sprint, prop was little strange - picked up states I normally don't get and missed the ones I normally do. Only played for about 45 mins, but enjoyed it. Hope to catch you on the air 72/73 de Tom .

N4IY - I have had great difficulty using the logging program after the most recent Windows update.

AE4RM - MY first one and 40 and 80 was terrible. A T-storm was coming in (welcome to Fl) .

W7YSB - First sprint in a while. Used new KX2 to fan dipole. 20m was nice for first hour. Lots of QRN on 40m so only one contact. 72 Eldon .

N2JJF - First time using straight key in the sprint. Took a little time getting used to it. Had great time. Disappointed no contacts on 80M .

KD0DK - Good to be back after a 2 month hiatus. Conditions for me were pretty good and as always, a lot of fun! 72/73 Dave/KD0DK .

VE7HI - 20m only. HB1B and Bencher straight key. Heard more stns than could hear me! Thanks for the sprint! CUL! .

WA2FBN - Fun sprint, several nice strong sigs on 40m. LNR MTR 3 bander at 3 watts into 40m end fed half wave sloper up 25 ft. Key was Palm Radio single paddle. Tnx to all who help with these sprints. 72 Ken .

W5ODS - A few signals on 20M before it closed, very noisey here on 40M. Nobody heard on 80M. Lots of signals, just hard to copy. Always glad to participate. 73 Gary

K6MGO - 20M never opened, and 40m was almost closed down, but did managed to make 4 contacts with K3 at 5 watts to my 50' doublet in garage rafters about 8 feet above the garage floor.Hope next month will be better, 73/72 to all and be well. Bill, k6mgo .

K4BAI - FT1000MP, 5W, TH6DXX, 40M dipole, 88' cf zepp, 80M inverted vee dipole. 20M sounded good at the start, but only three QSOs (NH, NY, TX) in 17 minutes. WB4BIN in TX couldn't hear me. I could hear K2YGM well enough to call Bob. 40M was great. Good QRP signals across the spectrum from 7030 to 7046. Heard a VA3 calling someone else and that and CA were the only mults I heard and did not work. Lack of west coast QSOs with only KF7WNS in OR. Did hear AC6YY working K6MGO on 40M, but no QSO. Got to 80M with only four minutes left and worked K3WWP and AK4NY. 80M sounded pretty good too and QRN wasn't very high on any band here. Thanks for the QSOs and hope to work you all next month. 73/72, John.

AB9CA - Condx seemed to be about average. Noise was not as bad on 40 as it had been the previous few evenings. I got a late start but there did not seem to be as much activity on 20 as I had expected. But still an enjoyable evening. Thanks to everyone who stopped by. 73, Dave, ab9ca/4

KD3CA - Band's were very noisy with QRM , and conditions were very strange for me , I could hear stations calling with 599 plus signals , but couldn't hear me calling. Many thanks to stations that called ,Sri to those I missed. 73 Don

VE3DQN - CHECK LOG ONLY! I DON'T EVEN THINK I GOT HIS CALL RIGHT. BUT I WANT HIM TO GET CREDIT FOR HIS QSO. .

W2SH - 20m was OK for a few minutes. 40m started to show a long skip before the first hour was up. Unfortunately, at the halfway point I was besieged by a large dose of man-made electrical noise QRM that wiped out all but the strongest signals on 40m and 80m. As a result, I recorded 18 QSOs in the first hour, but only 9 in the second.

KB1M - Conditions were very much improved over Monday evening here in NH. Thank you workers at NAQCC for making possible these sprints. 72/73 Walt

N5GW - I had the KX3 at 5W to hb tuner and cfz. I used the internal memory keyer this time instead of the rake tine straight key. Holding onto a spot and calling CQ usually makes for a bigger score, but S&P is more fun. I chased K4BAI and WV8DH around the 40M band but never could catch them. 20M was in fair condition for the first 11 QSO's. All the rest were on 40M which sounded good for this time of year. I never have much luck on 80M during summer months.

AC5T - lots of QRN at my QTH but a lot of strong signals too. Had a great time. Thanks to all that worked me.

N4OW - Conditions were quite good for me 20 was loaded with strong sigs. Working Gary, KF7WNS with my low antenna was the high point for me. 40 was packed and QRN made copy difficult at times. Very enjoyable sprint. 72's to all the fine QRP ops. de N4ow

W5WIL - With the cycle so low for yrs to come I really need new antennas. I just retired and so should have time this fall to finally install a 600' receive beverage. Don't think the doublet I use out here in Oklahoma is heard east of the Mississippi near as well as a simple vertical might be. So, separate xmit/rcv antennas is the plan. Always fun to see who I can contact each sprint from out this way. 73, Dennis

AF4OI - Thanks for another enjoyable NA sprint. I operated only on 40m band with my SW40+ single band QRP rig running 5 watts into balanced line tuner and 300ohm window line to feed my 40m dipole up 25 ft. The 40m band was full of QRPers making NA contacts causing a number of pile ups. Till next time. 73, Bob AF4OI, KY, # 8923.

NX1K - 40m was in great shape. Had a couple interruptions but am pleased with results. See you next month.

AB8RL - Glad to participate this month - 80 and 20 not good, 40 ok but lot of signals very week copied well with the Elecraft K3S

WX4RM - Had a good time!

K9EYT - Did not hear much on 20 meters , 746pro 5w , 42 ft vertical, Bencher straight key 72/73 Ray

KK0I - ... another fun event ... thanks for all those "good ears" out there ... 73, jack

W4KRN - Bands just fair. Nice to make a couple of new for me contacts. Tried to call K3WWP John several times, but no luck. Tnx agn, hope to cu all next month. 72

KC2VBU - LOTS OF SIGNALS ON 40 HERE IN NE NJ JUST OUTSIDE NYC! THANKS EVERYONE! ITS AMAZING THAT I WAS ALMOST GAVE UP ON THIS ANTENNA, NOT GETTING ANY ANSWERS TO MY CQ'S OF LATE BUT DURING A SPRINT WITH MY FRIENDS IN NAQCC,,,BAM! IA-FL-NC-MO!! NICE!

AK3X - 40 meters only with my DSW-40 flat out at 3 watts. Knew I would not have much time so my goal was 10 SPC's. So I just did casual S&P operating until I reached my goal.. 40 meters was in pretty good shape. 72 to all and have fun. Peter

NE5DL - 1st sprint for me, had fun. 40 M working OK, K3+ SVGA panadapter, Begali HST cootie.

N8LA - KX-3, 5W, 200' Dipole @ 35', Western Union 2A Legless Hand Key. Greetings from QRN Land -- so what else is new! 20, 80 QRNada. 40 so-so hunting, better fishing. Apologies to those I could not pull out, especially Home Boy Gregg, WB8LZG, whom I was unable to hear to determine if he copied my information. One consolation for him is that my StL Home Boy down the street, Lawrence AD0BI, was able to make a successful contact with him. I have discovered the article about me, whom he referrers to as "Nate Ellay," by the late Dr. Sigmund Fraud. I may share some of it. Until next time, Vy 72, Lou, N8LA/QRP (mostly)