THE 61st CQ-WE Contest has taken place
amidst the scourge of the spreading coronavirus. One has to admit, ham
radio is a hobby almost perfectly suited for those sheltering in place.
The bands weren't too bad. Indeed, perhaps the most challenging aspect
of the contest for those in the mid-west were the gale-force winds which
prevailed throughout the second day of the contest.
Of course, I enjoyed working and chatting with those CQ-WE hams I
encounter once per year, along with some new ones which included a
couple ZZs who were enthusiastically tackling the contest.
Here is a list of the logs the National Coordinator has received to date:
WA2UBK, KD2KW, W1RQ, WA2FIS, KB4LWT, AK9U, W2VE, N2WKS, W2EQ, WA5MLF, KU2C,
KK5NA, N4DE, W2IOC, K3VA, KD8WK, K4PQC, N8XI, W4BXI, N2MS, KA1WPM, K9DH,
KE4GC, W1GD, W2PTP, K8ZAA, K3TW, KB8RY, AI4GR, AG7KO, K9RZ, N2AAX, AC4PQ,
K8ON, W2FMB, N7BVY, N3SXI, AI1G, W2JEK, W8AGS, W3CRZ, N9CX, KD8ZG, K8RSP,
K5IX, KC2WUF, W9SAU, W2MN, K2AQM, KB0BH, WA4PUB, W2DAR, W2CQH, K4OCE, K8LJ.
If you submitted your log to a Location Coordinator, don't worry, we'll
get it soon. Otherwise, if you don't see yourself listed, let us know so
we can figure out what happened and get you counted.
Seriously, we hope you enjoyed the contest and we look forward to
greeting you on the bands once again when the chill of November
returns once again next year.
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