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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 40 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. The listing here only includes contacts when I ran 5 watts or less.

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 hope to update this listing regularly, hopefully after each major contest if I have the time, but at least every few months. Many stations are in the upper 30's and ready to make the list.

Tied stations are listed alphanumerically

CALL      QSOs   Notes
KB3BFQ     147   My ex-neighbor in town
K4BAI      147
W9MSE      146   Many mobile QSO's

N4BP       137

K4LTA      113

AA3B       101

N4ZZ        81

K4RO        77
VE3EJ       75   Top Canadian station
W9WI        75
K0EJ        74
N0NI        71
W5WMU       71
NA4K        70

K3WW        68
W3DYA       68   Many mobile QSO's
VE5SF       64
KF9D        63   Many mobile QSO's
KN4Y        63   Many mobile QSO's
W5NN        62
N9CK        60
N0AV        60

K4AMC       59
K9OM        58
N4FI        58   Top QRP station
W2JEK       58   Top QRP station
N4IR        57
WA1UJU      57
N4AF        56
WP2Z        56   Top DX station
K4UK        54
W4NZ        54
W9RE        54
WK2G        54
W2SH        53
HC8N        52
K5KA        52   Silent Key
KT3Y        52
P40W        52
WO4O        52
HG1S        51   Club station - Top EU station
PJ2T        51
W4PA        50
WE9V        50

K1BV        49
KT0R        49
N4ROA       49   Silent Key
N9NE        49
K6LL        49
N0AT        48
WA1LNP      48
K7SV        47
K9MMS       47
W4MYA       47
WT9U        47
ZF2NT       47
S58A        46
WJ9B        46
9A7A        45
G4BUO       45
K1VUT       45
W2LJ        45
DK3GI       44
HG6N        44
K5OT        44
K8MR        44
KE9I        44
N9JF        44
RW2F        44
W4AN        44
N4OGW       43
N6NF        43
NP4Z        43
KD2MX       42
KE9I        42
N9KS        42
WC4E        42
WD4AHZ      42
WY3H        42
DL1IAO      41
K0AD        41
K0RF        41
KM5G        41
N6RO        41
N9FH        41
K5GN        40
K5KG        40
K8CV        40
RU1A        40
W3TS        40
W7OM        40
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'.