Honor Roll
I'm sure it's not easy copying my minimal QRP signal on the highly cluttered bands during a contest. So I've decided to 'honor' those contesters who seemingly do it easily - or at least take the time and effort required to get me in their log.
To make my 'Honor Roll', a station must have worked me at least 75 times in contests. I've also had regular QSO's with many of the stations listed, but the totals are only for contest QSO's. I've also worked some of the stations back in the 60's when I ran more than 5 watts. Also when I used other calls like N3AQC, N3A, NY3EC and others. The listing here only includes contacts when I ran 5 watts or less and used my K3WWP call.
Some of the stations listed are contest club stations. I didn't make the effort to find out who the operators were. I've worked some of the stations under different callsigns as they changed with the vanity callsign program. I made no effort to combine totals in that case. The list is compiled simply from call letter listings in my master computer log. I did count /P or /M stations since my log contains a 'base' field which strips the portable designation from the call. For example the 'call' field may be K4BAI/4 and the base field is just K4BAI.
I update this page occasionally, but not regularly. The last update was on January 3, 2022. It still gives an idea of how certain stations copy me in contests.
DX and VE stations are indicated as such. Tied stations are listed alphanumerically
CALL QSOs Notes
K4BAI 202
KB3BFQ 147 My ex-neighbor in town
W9MSE 147 Many mobile QSO's
N4BP 144
W2JEK 128 Top QRP station
W2SH 123
K4LTA 118
W9CC 109
AA3B 107
PJ2T 104 Top DX station
N4FI 94
N4ZZ 90
K4RO 84
KA2KGP 79
VE3EJ 79 Top VE station
K0EJ 78
K3WW 77
W9WI 76
N0NI 75
I hope you find this interesting. If you're a QRP contester, you can count on these stations to hear and work you in a contest. I'm fairly certain of that. These stations have great receiving antennas and/or great 'ears'.
