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Results for WES: 7-8 Mar 2015
 1 K3SEW Ron Klock 4872T PA 275 66 40/90/16 2,620 22,350
 2 W0VTT Mike 13510C MN 251 62 35/79/7 350 17,262
 3 KC9W RANDY 5277S TN 251 43 67/117/16 2,450 15,498
 4 W9DLN Dan 3635S WI 194 50 40/74/11 3,130 14,225
 5 K4DJ Rich 11060S NC 206 50 37/82/13 1,010 12,750
 6 W7GVE ED 729T AZ 217 46 35/75/9 920 12,222
 7 F6HKA Bert 6069S FRA 181 52 36/64/5 1,020 11,637
 8 AF2Z Drew 2082S NJ 197 48 31/75/12 880 11,611
 9 K8WSN Bill 4986S MI 166 51 21/68/11 650 10,166
 10 N8BB Werner 5433S MI 145 43 32/58/10 1,970 9,315
 11 K0SKC Outlaw 1 10739T MO 154 47 32/68/10 620 9,068
 12 AD0AB Jim 9667S KS 153 46 27/65/10 880 9,023
 13 KD3CA Don 10175T PA 137 46 29/63/11 1,290 8,712
 14 NE5DL Dave 5081S TX 151 43 34/54/8 970 8,553
 15 N9SE Marty 12753T IN 126 43 32/67/1 1,820 8,393
 16 KD8BBK TONY 2443T OH 119 44 33/44/5 490 6,686
 17 K3MSB Mark 5965T PA 113 38 29/49/7 1,150 6,404
 18 K9TM Tim 12335T FL 113 42 29/49/6 650 6,351
 19 N4OW AL 11375S FL 112 42 22/44/4 750 6,244
 20 K9DAC Tom 10148S OH 118 41 27/48/9 460 6,228
 21 W9CC Larry 469T IN 119 39 28/50/5 430 6,016
 22 KE5AL Jim Shaffer 12776T TX 114 42 23/43/6 390 5,983
 23 W5BM DAN 7754T OK 112 43 18/54/7 310 5,971
 24 W3DF Dan 12995T MD 101 46 20/45/6 430 5,856
 25 KP4ED Luis 6589 PR 99 43 20/34/9 710 5,652
 26 NS3X Mark 13490C MD 95 51 17/33/5 180 5,635
 27 KC9IL Warren 11766T IL 106 42 22/41/12 320 5,572
 28 AD0HJ Mitch 12275T MN 105 41 26/52/6 310 5,555
 29 N0CVW Charlie 9074T KS 105 39 27/54/2 430 5,480
 30 WH6LE Pete 13533T NC 100 32 21/44/7 1,010 5,000
 31 W8BUD Bud 11340C MI 106 34 25/41/6 270 4,689
 32 W3NP Dave 3182S WV 78 32 20/36/4 910 4,086
 33 N4NR Dennis 12377T AL 85 33 17/38/4 600 4,060
 34 WA1OTZ RICH 7907S CT 84 35 34/22/8 290 4,000
 35 SP6JOE JOE 7673T POL 80 37 21/27/5 220 3,790
 36 NX1K Mark 11024T WI 72 35 19/37/6 580 3,785
 37 KF7WNS GARY 9895T OR 74 32 21/28/3 805 3,783
 38 KC4ZA Al 4421T VA 89 28 23/30/7 550 3,722
 39 NK1N Glen 4034T NJ 77 31 19/36/3 650 3,697
 40 W2NRA Art 11634S NY 72 36 20/35/2 350 3,602
 41 KC4HCH Roger 7688S AL 60 36 17/32/2 610 3,355
 42 WA5KMA JIM 5057S TX 51 29 20/18/3 1,340 3,314
 43 WK2S Art 9434S NJ 73 31 17/33/6 430 3,308
 44 N3JJT Scott 255T OH 71 36 18/22/3 230 3,291
 45 WA5TCZ Darron 206 T LA 65 33 18/28/2 560 3,265
 46 AI4UN Charles 4715S GA 60 30 17/28/2 880 3,225
 47 LW3EX WALT 3804T ARG 65 37 18/17/3 170 3,030
 48 WB1AJX Howard 12872T RI 68 32 14/27/6 240 2,926
 49 KD2AEF Joe 9524C NY 72 31 17/36/5 0 2,872
 50 WB0PYF Ray 5169S MO 59 29 16/21/1 630 2,796
 51 W6JMP GENE 13106 CA 56 35 11/21/4 410 2,765
 52 K4CNW Jack 2961T SC 71 25 20/34/4 260 2,695
 53 AA5VE Carl 8863T TX 62 26 16/29/2 460 2,612
 54 N9OL John 4014S IN 55 28 18/27/1 520 2,605
 55 W0YBS Bob 11452T CO 68 27 16/31/3 190 2,591
 56 K8BAT John 10395T OH 56 34 12/31/4 150 2,564
 57 KP4SJ Pablo 8843S PR 57 36 12/20/3 50 2,497
 58 K1NV Jon 2609T NV 59 27 16/26/2 220 2,323
 59 KA2KGP Tom 1494T NY 62 28 16/33/3 0 2,321
 60 KC5WX GENE 13484 TX 57 27 15/18/3 270 2,229
 61 KG4IKQ Jim 13612 NC 48 24 10/23/2 680 2,222
 62 AK4NY Tom 12363 GA 55 28 17/25/4 130 2,195
 63 K3JZD Jody Nelis 13330 PA 48 23 11/25/2 610 2,139
 64 AH6AX Larry 11165S MD 41 29 13/18/3 500 2,079
 65 KG6MC BOB 11229S SC 48 29 9/22/2 310 2,067
 66 KI4IO Jerry Wolczanski 7657 VA 58 23 14/20/9 260 2,049
 67 W4TMW Tom 6184T GA 48 27 16/29/2 140 1,976
 68 WA2JSG Curt 3018S NJ 50 22 13/22/2 390 1,915
 69 W5ZR Bert 2931S LA 51 25 11/25/3 125 1,830
 70 W1RGA Chris 12518T MA 50 24 15/23/5 140 1,820
 71 N8KQ Randy 8934S OH 43 27 14/22/1 120 1,716
 72 W4HAY Frank 678T TN 45 23 12/20/2 290 1,715
 73 W0YZZ DAVE 5519T MO 43 25 9/17/1 280 1,665
 73 W9EBE Chip 3511S IL 40 25 9/19/0 340 1,665
 75 EA5IIK ANDY 12909 ESP 42 26 14/17/1 115 1,592
 76 W5KDM Noel 4812T MS 41 24 17/21/1 120 1,574
 77 AC2IK Frank 9924 NY 44 22 12/14/2 240 1,538
 78 KA5VZG Alan 6264S TN 38 24 10/26/0 200 1,522
 79 VE3DVC Doug 11106T ON 40 25 10/20/2 160 1,520
 80 W8FDV JIM 1390T AZ 46 24 8/23/1 50 1,509
 81 KD0V Merlin 1243T MN 36 21 4/16/3 510 1,501
 82 K1EDG Ed 9625S ME 37 23 8/23/2 250 1,461
 83 F5DE Bernard 6247T FRA 41 24 16/10/3 120 1,459
 84 AA5TB Steve 110 TX 34 25 13/11/0 290 1,445
 85 N4RE RICK 942T NC 42 23 12/16/3 100 1,421
 86 VE1PVH Paul 7728T NS 35 24 18/9/4 190 1,410
 87 WA4CHQ Neil 12554 VA 35 22 15/12/5 250 1,390
 88 W4QO Jim 1281 GA 30 21 7/16/4 460 1,375
 89 N3PDT Doug 6861S MO 35 24 10/18/2 140 1,320
 90 K5TEB Terry 6835T MS 33 20 13/13/2 320 1,315
 91 WA5RML Andy 3169T TX 35 20 12/14/3 240 1,275
 92 AC2C Ron 2748S MD 28 19 14/7/3 420 1,247
 93 K4AOA JIM 8333C NC 31 21 7/15/0 340 1,246
 94 K0FTC John 2227S CO 36 21 5/20/2 200 1,241
 95 K4ARQ JOHN 8205T FL 33 20 13/14/1 240 1,240
 96 K0KEX Rick 5220S MO 30 21 8/15/0 310 1,210
 97 W4KRN Karen 4495S VA 31 18 7/18/1 335 1,183
 98 K9JWV Jim 3314 UT 30 20 6/15/2 330 1,180
 98 N2QFD MAL 4045 NY 40 19 8/14/8 120 1,180
 100 KJ4RGH Chris 12029T VA 29 18 11/13/1 310 1,132
 101 KB1WOD Dave 10530C VT 36 20 11/16/3 70 1,130
 102 K6JEB Jack 6009 CA 35 22 12/11/2 40 1,110
 103 W7GB Don 2771T WA 30 24 3/22/1 110 1,100
 104 K8JD John 1395T MI 33 20 4/22/1 110 1,055
 105 K4CML Colin 224S VA 23 21 9/9/1 320 1,033
 106 NO8C Mike 7239S OH 32 24 4/19/2 0 1,028
 107 KA3LOC Ric 660S KS 27 20 11/13/1 180 1,020
 108 W4RQ Rich 8699 FL 33 21 1/20/9 60 1,013
 109 KB8J Tom 11854 MI 28 19 8/17/0 170 992
 110 N4API Brian 11673S GA 26 19 9/15/2 170 959
 111 N3COB Glenn 8592T MD 25 19 9/8/3 230 935
 112 KD2JC Joe 710S NJ 29 17 10/13/1 150 928
 113 VE5DC JERRY 4440C SK 26 20 4/16/0 185 925
 114 N1ABS Pete 4853S MA 25 17 10/10/1 190 870
 115 K0LUW Russ 1702S NE 28 21 8/15/1 0 863
 116 WA5ZKP Terry 13151 NM 33 15 1/18/0 140 830
 117 WL7WH Bob 2940S AK 28 18 8/15/2 40 824
 117 KB2HSH John 13171 NY 22 17 8/10/2 220 824
 119 K6ELQ Tony 10250S CA 26 21 6/10/5 60 821
 120 W1ZIY RON 9621T MA 25 20 7/13/1 60 800
 121 KB0ETU Phil 4542T AL 26 19 9/11/2 30 779
 122 KF4MXF Linda 12812T MO 22 17 8/12/1 130 749
 123 N4RAY RODNEY 285S AL 16 13 8/7/0 350 748
 124 VE3FMW Ron 10702T ON 23 19 4/15/1 80 732
 125 KW4JS John 4800T TN 21 19 4/12/2 140 729
 126 K6KQV BILL 2626T CA 27 16 4/14/1 80 717
 127 N8KR Ken 7559S OH 29 16 5/14/2 0 689
 128 N6CMF Phil 2740T CA 26 16 6/10/1 70 681
 129 KD5RSS Butch 1910S OK 19 14 8/8/2 200 676
 130 WB4BIN Dave 12373 TX 21 18 6/14/0 60 668
 131 G0RDO John 2133T ENG 26 18 3/13/1 10 658
 132 NZ8Y Gary 9854T OH 19 17 6/11/2 120 653
 133 KC5GWU Jim Lawrence 4038T NM 20 13 4/12/0 200 640
 134 W4AFB Keith 7196S FL 20 13 4/11/1 200 635
 135 NS3C Richard 8284 CA 20 17 5/12/1 80 620
 136 K0MC Mike 5241T CO 20 16 3/14/2 90 605
 137 AK3X Peter 7217T MD 18 14 9/6/1 150 602
 138 K5ENA JOHN 3045S OK 20 18 7/10/1 30 600
 139 K2DEP Steve 9273S MD 17 12 5/10/0 220 599
 140 W8NQI Van 11509 OH 17 14 6/9/0 180 598
 140 K7FME FRED 5015 NV 18 16 4/8/1 165 598
 142 AC0PR Mike 7033T ND 17 13 6/8/0 190 581
 143 K1ARR Art 2775T VT 22 17 3/10/3 40 574
 144 W0SZV Eldon 4999S MO 17 13 10/6/0 140 571
 145 KG4WNA John 4984T KY 21 13 7/11/1 60 553
 146 K6III Jerry 6830S CA 15 14 4/7/0 210 550
 146 AB1BW George 2468S CT 20 15 8/9/2 30 550
 148 WS9E Joe 3859T WI 18 16 8/8/0 60 548
 148 WD5ABC Kerry 12 TX 22 14 5/10/1 60 548
 150 WB8ENE Art 3773T OH 14 10 5/7/1 250 540
 151 K4JPN Steve 2402T GA 21 13 5/8/4 90 538
 152 W1EJ ED 1594S CA 17 12 6/8/1 140 519
 153 WB4JJJ Al 9459T VA 20 12 5/10/2 60 485
 154 KG4BQQ Kyle 374T AL 13 12 2/8/0 200 466
 155 4X1WQ Avi 8354T ISR 21 14 6/7/1 0 459
 156 G3ZRJ TONY 3492C ENG 34 4 9/17/3 0 456
 157 KX9DX Rick 5166 IL 21 13 5/10/1 0 453
 158 N8KZH Ron 6593T WV 16 10 4/6/4 150 450
 159 AK4JA Bobby 10535T GA 16 12 5/7/1 105 447
 160 KE4OH Steve 13651 TN 17 14 4/9/1 50 443
 161 NK8O Chas 8952T NE 17 13 3/8/1 90 441
 162 G4MKR Richard 13321 ENG 24 15 1/6/1 0 440
 163 N0UYN Dennis 5753T MO 16 14 6/6/1 60 439
 164 KA5TJS Allen 5172T TX 16 11 7/4/2 100 431
 165 N9ZXL Dave 7114T IL 15 11 6/7/0 100 425
 166 W6FPS Ron 2126T CA 21 14 1/10/1 10 424
 167 NW0M Mitch 6893S MO 15 11 5/10/0 80 420
 168 AE6SF Fred 296 CA 13 8 3/9/0 170 409
 169 VE7KBN Ken 5533T BC 13 9 1/9/2 170 402
 170 W5QLF Joe 375 TX 16 12 4/6/1 80 397
 171 W6IRA Gary 12393 CA 14 13 2/8/1 90 387
 172 KA8MNP Randy 11954C WV 16 12 4/8/1 40 377
 173 W1WIU Jim 486T RI 11 10 6/3/0 130 360
 174 KB5JO CURT 2027T TX 13 10 5/4/1 100 350
 175 W6JWP Joe 7018T CA 13 12 5/7/1 40 346
 176 NP3CW Julio 2632S PR 15 13 2/9/1 20 340
 177 WI5H Mike 11770T TX 14 12 3/7/1 30 318
 177 KE4WKH Christine 6599T AL 12 9 5/5/1 80 318
 179 VE5CUL Brian 1672T SK 15 12 3/8/1 0 310
 180 VE4AEA Lloyd 13127 MB 14 14 2/6/2 0 296
 181 N2JNZ George Osier 2836T NY 12 10 5/2/0 80 295
 182 N5XE Carl 6307T OK 9 7 5/3/1 100 273
 183 KZ5OM Jerry 10415S CA 8 8 3/3/0 130 269
 184 AA5WZ Wayne 12498T TX 12 11 3/6/2 20 267
 185 VE5BCS Harold 3946T SK 10 9 6/2/0 65 265
 185 K5YQF Cecil 1820S TX 11 10 3/6/2 40 265
 187 W3HI John 9104 WV 12 11 4/6/1 0 257
 188 S52CC Vince 5011T SLO 13 12 2/5/0 10 246
 189 KB1UOH Charlie 7560T CT 12 9 4/5/1 20 243
 190 AB5XM Allan 12661 TX 11 9 5/3/1 30 239
 191 AD0IV Kevin 11559T MN 6 5 4/2/0 120 230
 192 W2XYZ Frank 4862 FL 9 7 2/5/0 80 223
 193 KB4QQJ Randy 3508T NC 8 7 3/5/0 70 221
 193 KH6OZ George 3975S MT 9 9 2/6/0 50 221
 195 OK2BWB Karel 13707 CZE 12 11 1/5/2 10 217
 196 K2HT Dick 5087T MO 10 10 3/3/1 30 210
 197 N6PG Scott Rights 7721 CA 10 8 0/6/0 60 200
 198 VA3AMX Eric 8253 ON 6 4 4/1/1 100 199
 199 TI2CLX Luis 8438 CRC 8 7 4/4/0 40 196
 200 KJ4LEN Ray 6956T FL 6 6 6/0/0 60 186
 201 W7IZ SCOTT 7641 OR 21 0 4/5/3 60 185
 202 XE2MWY Armando 7465 MEX 14 3 5/6/0 5 182
 203 DL9YCS Joerg 7150T GER 10 9 2/5/0 10 180
 204 N0UMP Bill 659T MO 6 5 5/1/0 60 175
 205 KA1QYP Bill 12164T RI 9 9 3/1/1 30 171
 206 WA0BGV Slim 5465S MO 8 7 4/2/2 20 166
 207 JK7UST Sugi 8239 JPN 8 7 4/2/0 20 156
 208 WB7EUX TOM 9833T OR 7 6 0/5/2 40 142
 209 K1PJS Pete Stohrer 7969 NH 8 6 1/3/2 30 133
 210 KK9U Mark 3818T IN 6 6 3/3/0 20 131
 211 VE3DTI JOSE 7020T ON 7 7 5/0/1 0 129
 212 KC2TVJ Paul 6137 NY 8 6 1/4/1 20 128
 213 G4RHR Ken 12288 ENG 6 6 1/3/0 45 126
 214 N1FPG Steve 9934T ME 6 6 3/2/1 10 116
 215 AI9IN Steve 8759T IN 4 4 3/1/0 40 111
 216 KD8FKD Len 6517C OH 7 7 0/4/0 20 109
 217 WH7TT Edward 11384 HI 3 2 2/1/0 60 106
 217 K8NS MIKE 10580T FL 6 6 3/2/1 0 106
 219 W9SAY Chas 1158T IL 5 5 4/1/0 10 105
 220 KK7YJ Jim 2728S MT 7 7 0/4/1 0 94
 221 NQ3U Carl Deitrich 9129 PA 7 7 2/1/0 0 89
 222 KA8HDE Chuck 6913T MN 5 5 0/5/0 0 75
 222 K6BHH Curt 3646T CA 5 5 1/3/1 0 75
 224 OK2VWB Vasek 11812T CZE 4 3 0/1/1 40 67
 225 N7EDK Ed 7534T FL 5 3 2/1/0 10 65
 226 W7DRO Darrell 9481 UT 4 4 1/3/0 0 61
 227 K7CHS Rick 8573T AZ 5 4 0/4/0 0 60
 228 KB3ZVN Charlie Fullerton 12263 MD 5 0 2/2/1 0 55
 229 WB0CLL ED 9600T OK 22 2 0/0/1 0 49
 230 K8SOR Skip 2483 SC 1 1 1/0/0 30 46
 231 VE7LAJ Andy 6611T BC 2 2 2/0/0 0 34
 231 KE3O Bill 9282T MD 3 3 0/1/1 10 34
 231 KL7GLL Gene 1098T VA 2 2 1/0/1 10 34
 231 VE1EI JOHN 10950T NS 3 3 1/1/0 0 34
 235 DL3PB/P PETER 12726 GER 3 2 0/2/0 0 26
 236 WA3YNF Dave Swartz 13420 CO 1 1 0/1/0 10 21
 237 PS7HD Nathan 8094T BRA 2 2 1/0/0 0 19
 238 K7HAP HAP 7112T AZ 1 1 0/1/0 0 11
 238 K9ZMD Gary 891T WA 1 1 0/1/0 0 11
 1 N8BB Werner 5433S MI 145 43 32/58/10 1,970 9,315
 2 N9SE Marty 12753T IN 126 43 32/67/1 1,820 8,393
 3 W3NP Dave 3182S WV 78 32 20/36/4 910 4,086
 4 WA5KMA JIM 5057S TX 51 29 20/18/3 1,340 3,314
 5 KG4IKQ Jim 13612 NC 48 24 10/23/2 680 2,222
 6 K3JZD Jody Nelis 13330 PA 48 23 11/25/2 610 2,139
 7 WA4CHQ Neil 12554 VA 35 22 15/12/5 250 1,390
 8 W4QO Jim 1281 GA 30 21 7/16/4 460 1,375
 9 AC2C Ron 2748S MD 28 19 14/7/3 420 1,247
 10 K9JWV Jim 3314 UT 30 20 6/15/2 330 1,180
 11 KJ4RGH Chris 12029T VA 29 18 11/13/1 310 1,132
 12 K4CML Colin 224S VA 23 21 9/9/1 320 1,033
 13 N3COB Glenn 8592T MD 25 19 9/8/3 230 935
 14 N4RAY RODNEY 285S AL 16 13 8/7/0 350 748
 15 NZ8Y Gary 9854T OH 19 17 6/11/2 120 653
 16 WB8ENE Art 3773T OH 14 10 5/7/1 250 540
 17 KB5JO CURT 2027T TX 13 10 5/4/1 100 350
 18 N2JNZ George Osier 2836T NY 12 10 5/2/0 80 295
 19 KA1QYP Bill 12164T RI 9 9 3/1/1 30 171
 20 K8SOR Skip 2483 SC 1 1 1/0/0 30 46
 21 DL3PB/P PETER 12726 GER 3 2 0/2/0 0 26
 1 KC9W RANDY 5277S TN 251 43 67/117/16 2,450 15,498
 2 W9DLN Dan 3635S WI 194 50 40/74/11 3,130 14,225
 3 KD3CA Don 10175T PA 137 46 29/63/11 1,290 8,712
 4 NE5DL Dave 5081S TX 151 43 34/54/8 970 8,553
 5 K3MSB Mark 5965T PA 113 38 29/49/7 1,150 6,404
 6 N4OW AL 11375S FL 112 42 22/44/4 750 6,244
 7 WH6LE Pete 13533T NC 100 32 21/44/7 1,010 5,000
 8 N4NR Dennis 12377T AL 85 33 17/38/4 600 4,060
 9 NX1K Mark 11024T WI 72 35 19/37/6 580 3,785
 10 KF7WNS GARY 9895T OR 74 32 21/28/3 805 3,783
 11 KC4ZA Al 4421T VA 89 28 23/30/7 550 3,722
 12 NK1N Glen 4034T NJ 77 31 19/36/3 650 3,697
 13 WK2S Art 9434S NJ 73 31 17/33/6 430 3,308
 14 AI4UN Charles 4715S GA 60 30 17/28/2 880 3,225
 15 WB0PYF Ray 5169S MO 59 29 16/21/1 630 2,796
 16 AA5VE Carl 8863T TX 62 26 16/29/2 460 2,612
 17 N9OL John 4014S IN 55 28 18/27/1 520 2,605
 18 KC5WX GENE 13484 TX 57 27 15/18/3 270 2,229
 19 KG6MC BOB 11229S SC 48 29 9/22/2 310 2,067
 20 WA2JSG Curt 3018S NJ 50 22 13/22/2 390 1,915
 21 W4HAY Frank 678T TN 45 23 12/20/2 290 1,715
 22 W0YZZ DAVE 5519T MO 43 25 9/17/1 280 1,665
 22 W9EBE Chip 3511S IL 40 25 9/19/0 340 1,665
 24 KD0V Merlin 1243T MN 36 21 4/16/3 510 1,501
 25 K1EDG Ed 9625S ME 37 23 8/23/2 250 1,461
 26 AA5TB Steve 110 TX 34 25 13/11/0 290 1,445
 27 K5TEB Terry 6835T MS 33 20 13/13/2 320 1,315
 28 WA5RML Andy 3169T TX 35 20 12/14/3 240 1,275
 29 K4AOA JIM 8333C NC 31 21 7/15/0 340 1,246
 30 K0FTC John 2227S CO 36 21 5/20/2 200 1,241
 31 K4ARQ JOHN 8205T FL 33 20 13/14/1 240 1,240
 32 K0KEX Rick 5220S MO 30 21 8/15/0 310 1,210
 33 W4KRN Karen 4495S VA 31 18 7/18/1 335 1,183
 34 KA3LOC Ric 660S KS 27 20 11/13/1 180 1,020
 35 W4RQ Rich 8699 FL 33 21 1/20/9 60 1,013
 36 KB8J Tom 11854 MI 28 19 8/17/0 170 992
 37 N4API Brian 11673S GA 26 19 9/15/2 170 959
 38 KD2JC Joe 710S NJ 29 17 10/13/1 150 928
 39 VE5DC JERRY 4440C SK 26 20 4/16/0 185 925
 40 N1ABS Pete 4853S MA 25 17 10/10/1 190 870
 41 WA5ZKP Terry 13151 NM 33 15 1/18/0 140 830
 42 KB2HSH John 13171 NY 22 17 8/10/2 220 824
 43 KB0ETU Phil 4542T AL 26 19 9/11/2 30 779
 44 KW4JS John 4800T TN 21 19 4/12/2 140 729
 45 KD5RSS Butch 1910S OK 19 14 8/8/2 200 676
 46 WB4BIN Dave 12373 TX 21 18 6/14/0 60 668
 47 W4AFB Keith 7196S FL 20 13 4/11/1 200 635
 48 NS3C Richard 8284 CA 20 17 5/12/1 80 620
 49 AK3X Peter 7217T MD 18 14 9/6/1 150 602
 50 K2DEP Steve 9273S MD 17 12 5/10/0 220 599
 51 AC0PR Mike 7033T ND 17 13 6/8/0 190 581
 52 W0SZV Eldon 4999S MO 17 13 10/6/0 140 571
 53 K6III Jerry 6830S CA 15 14 4/7/0 210 550
 54 WD5ABC Kerry 12 TX 22 14 5/10/1 60 548
 55 K4JPN Steve 2402T GA 21 13 5/8/4 90 538
 56 W1EJ ED 1594S CA 17 12 6/8/1 140 519
 57 WB4JJJ Al 9459T VA 20 12 5/10/2 60 485
 58 KG4BQQ Kyle 374T AL 13 12 2/8/0 200 466
 59 N8KZH Ron 6593T WV 16 10 4/6/4 150 450
 60 AK4JA Bobby 10535T GA 16 12 5/7/1 105 447
 61 NK8O Chas 8952T NE 17 13 3/8/1 90 441
 62 G4MKR Richard 13321 ENG 24 15 1/6/1 0 440
 63 N0UYN Dennis 5753T MO 16 14 6/6/1 60 439
 64 KA5TJS Allen 5172T TX 16 11 7/4/2 100 431
 65 N9ZXL Dave 7114T IL 15 11 6/7/0 100 425
 66 AE6SF Fred 296 CA 13 8 3/9/0 170 409
 67 VE7KBN Ken 5533T BC 13 9 1/9/2 170 402
 68 W5QLF Joe 375 TX 16 12 4/6/1 80 397
 69 W6IRA Gary 12393 CA 14 13 2/8/1 90 387
 70 W1WIU Jim 486T RI 11 10 6/3/0 130 360
 71 KE4WKH Christine 6599T AL 12 9 5/5/1 80 318
 72 N5XE Carl 6307T OK 9 7 5/3/1 100 273
 73 KZ5OM Jerry 10415S CA 8 8 3/3/0 130 269
 74 VE5BCS Harold 3946T SK 10 9 6/2/0 65 265
 74 K5YQF Cecil 1820S TX 11 10 3/6/2 40 265
 76 KB1UOH Charlie 7560T CT 12 9 4/5/1 20 243
 77 AD0IV Kevin 11559T MN 6 5 4/2/0 120 230
 78 KB4QQJ Randy 3508T NC 8 7 3/5/0 70 221
 78 KH6OZ George 3975S MT 9 9 2/6/0 50 221
 80 N6PG Scott Rights 7721 CA 10 8 0/6/0 60 200
 81 VA3AMX Eric 8253 ON 6 4 4/1/1 100 199
 82 TI2CLX Luis 8438 CRC 8 7 4/4/0 40 196
 83 KJ4LEN Ray 6956T FL 6 6 6/0/0 60 186
 84 WB7EUX TOM 9833T OR 7 6 0/5/2 40 142
 85 VE3DTI JOSE 7020T ON 7 7 5/0/1 0 129
 86 KC2TVJ Paul 6137 NY 8 6 1/4/1 20 128
 87 AI9IN Steve 8759T IN 4 4 3/1/0 40 111
 88 KD8FKD Len 6517C OH 7 7 0/4/0 20 109
 89 WH7TT Edward 11384 HI 3 2 2/1/0 60 106
 90 NQ3U Carl Deitrich 9129 PA 7 7 2/1/0 0 89
 91 KA8HDE Chuck 6913T MN 5 5 0/5/0 0 75
 92 OK2VWB Vasek 11812T CZE 4 3 0/1/1 40 67
 93 WA3YNF Dave Swartz 13420 CO 1 1 0/1/0 10 21
 94 K7HAP HAP 7112T AZ 1 1 0/1/0 0 11
 94 K9ZMD Gary 891T WA 1 1 0/1/0 0 11
 1 K4DJ Rich 11060S NC 206 50 37/82/13 1,010 12,750
 2 W7GVE ED 729T AZ 217 46 35/75/9 920 12,222
 3 AF2Z Drew 2082S NJ 197 48 31/75/12 880 11,611
 4 K0SKC Outlaw 1 10739T MO 154 47 32/68/10 620 9,068
 5 KD8BBK TONY 2443T OH 119 44 33/44/5 490 6,686
 6 K9TM Tim 12335T FL 113 42 29/49/6 650 6,351
 7 K9DAC Tom 10148S OH 118 41 27/48/9 460 6,228
 8 W9CC Larry 469T IN 119 39 28/50/5 430 6,016
 9 KE5AL Jim Shaffer 12776T TX 114 42 23/43/6 390 5,983
 10 W5BM DAN 7754T OK 112 43 18/54/7 310 5,971
 11 KP4ED Luis 6589 PR 99 43 20/34/9 710 5,652
 12 NS3X Mark 13490C MD 95 51 17/33/5 180 5,635
 13 KC9IL Warren 11766T IL 106 42 22/41/12 320 5,572
 14 AD0HJ Mitch 12275T MN 105 41 26/52/6 310 5,555
 15 N0CVW Charlie 9074T KS 105 39 27/54/2 430 5,480
 16 W8BUD Bud 11340C MI 106 34 25/41/6 270 4,689
 17 WA1OTZ RICH 7907S CT 84 35 34/22/8 290 4,000
 18 SP6JOE JOE 7673T POL 80 37 21/27/5 220 3,790
 19 W2NRA Art 11634S NY 72 36 20/35/2 350 3,602
 20 KC4HCH Roger 7688S AL 60 36 17/32/2 610 3,355
 21 N3JJT Scott 255T OH 71 36 18/22/3 230 3,291
 22 WA5TCZ Darron 206 T LA 65 33 18/28/2 560 3,265
 23 LW3EX WALT 3804T ARG 65 37 18/17/3 170 3,030
 24 WB1AJX Howard 12872T RI 68 32 14/27/6 240 2,926
 25 KD2AEF Joe 9524C NY 72 31 17/36/5 0 2,872
 26 K4CNW Jack 2961T SC 71 25 20/34/4 260 2,695
 27 W0YBS Bob 11452T CO 68 27 16/31/3 190 2,591
 28 K8BAT John 10395T OH 56 34 12/31/4 150 2,564
 29 KP4SJ Pablo 8843S PR 57 36 12/20/3 50 2,497
 30 K1NV Jon 2609T NV 59 27 16/26/2 220 2,323
 31 KA2KGP Tom 1494T NY 62 28 16/33/3 0 2,321
 32 AK4NY Tom 12363 GA 55 28 17/25/4 130 2,195
 33 AH6AX Larry 11165S MD 41 29 13/18/3 500 2,079
 34 KI4IO Jerry Wolczanski 7657 VA 58 23 14/20/9 260 2,049
 35 W1RGA Chris 12518T MA 50 24 15/23/5 140 1,820
 36 N8KQ Randy 8934S OH 43 27 14/22/1 120 1,716
 37 EA5IIK ANDY 12909 ESP 42 26 14/17/1 115 1,592
 38 W5KDM Noel 4812T MS 41 24 17/21/1 120 1,574
 39 AC2IK Frank 9924 NY 44 22 12/14/2 240 1,538
 40 KA5VZG Alan 6264S TN 38 24 10/26/0 200 1,522
 41 VE3DVC Doug 11106T ON 40 25 10/20/2 160 1,520
 42 W8FDV JIM 1390T AZ 46 24 8/23/1 50 1,509
 43 F5DE Bernard 6247T FRA 41 24 16/10/3 120 1,459
 44 N4RE RICK 942T NC 42 23 12/16/3 100 1,421
 45 VE1PVH Paul 7728T NS 35 24 18/9/4 190 1,410
 46 N2QFD MAL 4045 NY 40 19 8/14/8 120 1,180
 47 KB1WOD Dave 10530C VT 36 20 11/16/3 70 1,130
 48 W7GB Don 2771T WA 30 24 3/22/1 110 1,100
 49 K8JD John 1395T MI 33 20 4/22/1 110 1,055
 50 NO8C Mike 7239S OH 32 24 4/19/2 0 1,028
 51 K0LUW Russ 1702S NE 28 21 8/15/1 0 863
 52 WL7WH Bob 2940S AK 28 18 8/15/2 40 824
 53 W1ZIY RON 9621T MA 25 20 7/13/1 60 800
 54 KF4MXF Linda 12812T MO 22 17 8/12/1 130 749
 55 VE3FMW Ron 10702T ON 23 19 4/15/1 80 732
 56 K6KQV BILL 2626T CA 27 16 4/14/1 80 717
 57 N8KR Ken 7559S OH 29 16 5/14/2 0 689
 58 N6CMF Phil 2740T CA 26 16 6/10/1 70 681
 59 G0RDO John 2133T ENG 26 18 3/13/1 10 658
 60 KC5GWU Jim Lawrence 4038T NM 20 13 4/12/0 200 640
 61 K0MC Mike 5241T CO 20 16 3/14/2 90 605
 62 K5ENA JOHN 3045S OK 20 18 7/10/1 30 600
 63 W8NQI Van 11509 OH 17 14 6/9/0 180 598
 63 K7FME FRED 5015 NV 18 16 4/8/1 165 598
 65 K1ARR Art 2775T VT 22 17 3/10/3 40 574
 66 KG4WNA John 4984T KY 21 13 7/11/1 60 553
 67 AB1BW George 2468S CT 20 15 8/9/2 30 550
 68 WS9E Joe 3859T WI 18 16 8/8/0 60 548
 69 4X1WQ Avi 8354T ISR 21 14 6/7/1 0 459
 70 G3ZRJ TONY 3492C ENG 34 4 9/17/3 0 456
 71 KE4OH Steve 13651 TN 17 14 4/9/1 50 443
 72 W6FPS Ron 2126T CA 21 14 1/10/1 10 424
 73 NW0M Mitch 6893S MO 15 11 5/10/0 80 420
 74 KA8MNP Randy 11954C WV 16 12 4/8/1 40 377
 75 W6JWP Joe 7018T CA 13 12 5/7/1 40 346
 76 NP3CW Julio 2632S PR 15 13 2/9/1 20 340
 77 WI5H Mike 11770T TX 14 12 3/7/1 30 318
 78 VE5CUL Brian 1672T SK 15 12 3/8/1 0 310
 79 VE4AEA Lloyd 13127 MB 14 14 2/6/2 0 296
 80 AA5WZ Wayne 12498T TX 12 11 3/6/2 20 267
 81 W3HI John 9104 WV 12 11 4/6/1 0 257
 82 S52CC Vince 5011T SLO 13 12 2/5/0 10 246
 83 AB5XM Allan 12661 TX 11 9 5/3/1 30 239
 84 W2XYZ Frank 4862 FL 9 7 2/5/0 80 223
 85 OK2BWB Karel 13707 CZE 12 11 1/5/2 10 217
 86 K2HT Dick 5087T MO 10 10 3/3/1 30 210
 87 XE2MWY Armando 7465 MEX 14 3 5/6/0 5 182
 88 DL9YCS Joerg 7150T GER 10 9 2/5/0 10 180
 89 N0UMP Bill 659T MO 6 5 5/1/0 60 175
 90 WA0BGV Slim 5465S MO 8 7 4/2/2 20 166
 91 JK7UST Sugi 8239 JPN 8 7 4/2/0 20 156
 92 K1PJS Pete Stohrer 7969 NH 8 6 1/3/2 30 133
 93 KK9U Mark 3818T IN 6 6 3/3/0 20 131
 94 G4RHR Ken 12288 ENG 6 6 1/3/0 45 126
 95 N1FPG Steve 9934T ME 6 6 3/2/1 10 116
 96 K8NS MIKE 10580T FL 6 6 3/2/1 0 106
 97 W9SAY Chas 1158T IL 5 5 4/1/0 10 105
 98 KK7YJ Jim 2728S MT 7 7 0/4/1 0 94
 99 K6BHH Curt 3646T CA 5 5 1/3/1 0 75
 100 N7EDK Ed 7534T FL 5 3 2/1/0 10 65
 101 W7DRO Darrell 9481 UT 4 4 1/3/0 0 61
 102 K7CHS Rick 8573T AZ 5 4 0/4/0 0 60
 103 KB3ZVN Charlie Fullerton 12263 MD 5 0 2/2/1 0 55
 104 WB0CLL ED 9600T OK 22 2 0/0/1 0 49
 105 VE7LAJ Andy 6611T BC 2 2 2/0/0 0 34
 105 KE3O Bill 9282T MD 3 3 0/1/1 10 34
 105 KL7GLL Gene 1098T VA 2 2 1/0/1 10 34
 105 VE1EI JOHN 10950T NS 3 3 1/1/0 0 34
 109 PS7HD Nathan 8094T BRA 2 2 1/0/0 0 19
 3 F6HKA Bert 6069S FRA 181 52 36/64/5 1,020 11,637
 4 K8WSN Bill 4986S MI 166 51 21/68/11 650 10,166
 5 AD0AB Jim 9667S KS 153 46 27/65/10 880 9,023
 6 W3DF Dan 12995T MD 101 46 20/45/6 430 5,856
 7 W6JMP GENE 13106 CA 56 35 11/21/4 410 2,765
 8 W4TMW Tom 6184T GA 48 27 16/29/2 140 1,976
 9 W5ZR Bert 2931S LA 51 25 11/25/3 125 1,830
 10 N3PDT Doug 6861S MO 35 24 10/18/2 140 1,320
 11 K6JEB Jack 6009 CA 35 22 12/11/2 40 1,110
 12 K6ELQ Tony 10250S CA 26 21 6/10/5 60 821
 13 KX9DX Rick 5166 IL 21 13 5/10/1 0 453
 14 W7IZ SCOTT 7641 OR 21 0 4/5/3 60 185
 AK: 1 / 28 AL: 6 / 212 ARG: 1 / 65 AZ: 4 / 269 BC: 2 / 15
 BRA: 1 / 2 CA: 15 / 306 CO: 4 / 125 CRC: 1 / 8 CT: 3 / 116
 CZE: 2 / 16 ENG: 4 / 90 ESP: 1 / 42 FL: 9 / 337 FRA: 2 / 222
 GA: 7 / 256 GER: 2 / 13 HI: 1 / 3 IL: 5 / 187 IN: 5 / 310
 ISR: 1 / 21 JPN: 1 / 8 KS: 3 / 285 KY: 1 / 21 LA: 2 / 116
 MA: 3 / 100 MB: 1 / 14 MD: 9 / 333 ME: 2 / 43 MEX: 1 / 14
 MI: 5 / 478 MN: 5 / 403 MO: 12 / 415 MS: 2 / 74 MT: 2 / 16
 NC: 6 / 435 ND: 1 / 17 NE: 2 / 45 NH: 1 / 8 NJ: 5 / 426
 NM: 2 / 53 NS: 2 / 38 NV: 2 / 77 NY: 8 / 332 OH: 11 / 525
 OK: 5 / 182 ON: 4 / 76 OR: 3 / 102 PA: 5 / 580 POL: 1 / 80
 PR: 3 / 171 RI: 3 / 88 SC: 3 / 120 SK: 3 / 51 SLO: 1 / 13
 TN: 5 / 372 TX: 16 / 640 UT: 2 / 34 VA: 8 / 287 VT: 2 / 58
 WA: 2 / 31 WI: 3 / 284 WV: 4 / 122
 From AA5TB, Steve
 I enjoyed working everyone in the sprint, especially the several QRPp stations. I especially liked this QRP tailored event since I didn't have to keep my receive attenuator on. I was using 5 W to a 20 m long inverted-L antenna for all bands. I was also using my a WWII Bendix Radio Corp. Flame Proof key.
 This was my first WES using 5 watts. Operating QRP was fun and a bit challenging. Thanks to all that participated.
 I spent most of the weekend playing around in the ARRL SSB DX contest. I did take enough time out from that to make sure I got on the scoreboard for WES. Thanks for the FB QSOs!
 Had fun with this WES. I am getting more relaxed at keying with each SKCC WES and Sprints. Nice to hear the QRPs out there too.
 From AC0PR, Mike
 AWESOME wes, and a great idea to do a QRP thing. I'm not normally a qrp guy, but really enjoyed the challenge (got 15 qrp contacts) and had a lot of fun for the time I was able to play. Thanks as always!!
 I had very little time for the WES but ran the KX3 at 1 Watt throughout. I only worked S&P on 15M, 20M, 40M, and 80M.
 03/08/15 AC2IK 222
 40m CW 03/07/15 1211 N4PGJ RON NY 6869T
 40m CW 03/07/15 1216 W9DLN DAN WI 3635S
 40m CW 03/07/15 1221 K8MP JOE OH 3339
 40m CW 03/07/15 1232 N2OB STEVE NJ 13512T
 40m CW 03/07/15 1241 KD2A RICH NY 7907S
 40m CW 03/07/15 1244 WA1OTZ JOHN CT 7907S
 40m CW 03/07/15 1303 KI4IO JERRY VA 7657
 40m CW 03/07/15 1317 KC4ZA ALAN VA 4421T
 40m CW 03/07/15 1326 KC9W RANDY TN 5277S
 40m CW 03/07/15 1349 N8BB WERNER MI 5433S
 20m CW 03/07/15 1608 K9DAC TOM OH 10148S
 20m CW 03/07/15 1636 AD0HJ MITCH MN 12275T
 20m CW 03/07/15 1649 W5VYN RON TX 2870T
 20m CW 03/07/15 1700 KC9IL WARREN IL 11766T
 20m CW 03/07/15 1705 K4DJ RICH NC 11060S
 20m CW 03/07/15 1709 K3SEW RON PA 4872T
 10m CW 03/07/15 1752 N7DR DOC CO 7491
 15m CW 03/07/15 1842 KE5AL JIM TX 12776
 15m CW 03/07/15 1854 F6HKA BERT F 6069S
 15m CW 03/07/15 1908 N4OW AL FL 11375S
 15m CW 03/07/15 1913 K2XS TERRY NY 5119T
 10m CW 03/07/15 1919 W4NML BILL ID 7513
 15m CW 03/07/15 1931 AA5TB STEVE TX 110
 20m CW 03/07/15 2007 W9DLN DAN WI 3635T
 20m CW 03/07/15 2014 WH6LE PETE NC 13533T
 20m CW 03/07/15 2039 AF2Z DREW NJ 2082S
 20m CW 03/07/15 2056 KP4ED LUIS KP4 6589T
 40m CW 03/08/15 0016 K3MSB MARK PA 5965T
 40m CW 03/08/15 0022 AF2Z DREW NJ 2082S
 40m CW 03/08/15 0029 K4AOA JAMES NC 8333C
 80m CW 03/08/15 0946 NS3X MARK MD 13490
 40m CW 03/08/15 1015 WOVTT MIKE MN 13510C
 80m CW 03/08/15 1119 W0VTT MIKE MN 13510C
 80m CW 03/08/15 1123 KC4ZA ALAN VA 4421T
 40m CW 03/08/15 1136 KO1U MARK MA 7648S
 40m CW 03/08/15 1200 KD2JC JOE NJ 710S
 40m CW 03/08/15 1217 KD3CA DON PA 10175T
 40m CW 03/08/15 1241 KA7SWP BOB AZ 12607
 40m CW 03/08/15 1254 K8MXC BOB MI 4819T
 40m CW 03/08/15 1302 WH6LE PETE NC 1 13533
 40m CW 03/08/15 1311 WA4CHQ NEIL VA 1 12554
 40m CW 03/08/15 1317 W9EBE CHIP IL 1 3511S
 20m CW 03/08/15 1940 KD4EE SCOTT KY 10 11016T
 20m CW 03/08/15 1952 N9SE MARTY IN 10 12753T
 Lots of fun! Thanks for all the QSOs, Jim
 I had alot of fun working the many QRP stations in this month's event. Also collected enough new C/T/S member numbers for my Tribunex3 endorsement. See you again next month! Mitch - AD0HJ
 I only got on for an hour this weekend, but sure had fun! I really hope we have a QRP sprint like this again sometime!!!
 Wow! You can communicate a long ways on 5W. First time I've run 5W QRP on all contacts. Many couldn't hear me, others could. Thank you all who tried.
 Lots of sigs but some wild QSB. Spent most time on 20m. Rig: Elecraft K3 @ 100 watts; indoor cobweb antenna; Junker straight key.
 Super WES! Enjoyed playing QRP Ops when I could!
 Had family duties, etc., but got in the last 20 minutes. Great to hear 40 m packed with QRP sigs!
 Beautiful, warm sunny day competing with sitting in the shack. The day won. However, the WES was complete as I worked W9DLN and F6HKA among a few others. As usual, had a good time. 73/72 until next month, Peter.
 From AK4JA, Bobby
 This was the first WES that I have worked mobile. It was fun doing so while traveling this weekend. I was limited in my time but the highlight of the WES for me was working Bert, F6HKA, in France while driving down the road in SE Alabama while running QRP power into a mag mount antenna on the roof of the car. Thanks to the organizers of the WES and for those that have helped in many ways to make it happen.
 This was a very fast paced and fun event for me. Spent only about 3 hours entire weekend on radio and was surprised at how many QSO's I made. I bounced back and forth between QRO and QRP
 From DL3PB/P, PETER
 Sunny at 18°C and the monthly WES is about QRP(p):
 I grabbed my homemade 15m QRPp Transceiver ( <1W )
 an EFHW and my Palm portable straight key and biked to a nearby park.
 Found a free park bench, threw my wire into a tree
 and within an hour three U.S. hams went into the log ( Bill/KE3O, John/N3WT, Dick/W2WC )
 Unfortunately not all of them realized I was QRPp not QRP, have to make that more clear next time.
 Thanks OMs, was my first WES ever and... pure fun !
 it was the first nice spring weekend here in
 Germany. So I sped most of the time outside.
 But WES was fun as always !!
 Wonderful and funny week-end.I like it more and more.I need to work on antennas to be able to hear more SKCC-s , I have heard many stations at the noise level.....Anyway , I can"t stop touching a key, is irresistible.And before of all , I have so many things to learn from you all.....Thanks for contacts.Next WES I will activate like Centurion (I"ve just received the notification )A great 73 , Andy - EA5IIK.
 Nice to have a few contacts with QRP and QRPp stations.
 I tried to call with less than 5 watts but never had a reply. It was a bit easier with my 60 watts to catch 41 SKCCers during a 10 hours traffic duration, as usual with a great pleasure !
 73 everybody and see you next time !
 Good fun - Sunday the solar activity made things noisy and sometimes sigs disappeared completly. Key used was a big Air Ministry "D" Type key. Rig TS-440SAT and a MA6V vertical.
 73. John / SKCC 2133T
 From G4MKR, Richard
 First WES I have entered. Enjoyed it although I only made a few QSOs. Will try harder next time!
 From JK7UST, Sugi
 Thank you for QSO.
 My rig was a K2 RNG 100W. Ant was a 4 elemets yagi 17mh. Key was a GHD bug CD107WS.
 Interesting weekend. Bands up and down. Used a Chameleon F-Loop magnetic loop antenna on the kitchen table, FT-817ND, Palm Single Lever (set for manual code, left side with thumb), a variety of QRP tuners/bridges. Thank you to all that pulled my signal out of the mud. 73, John
 A late start, our ARES group hosted HAM 101 Sat. morn for new and prospective operators. I had hoped to get W0KCN on the air from the EOC. I did operate QRP from home with nice results. Some new numbers along with old friends...Great fun...73 Rick
 Had a great time on WES. Picked up 12 for my Tx8 and good practice with cootie key. My modified cootie and SK combo. Mike (K0MC)
 I finally cranked up my tower for the first time with the ZS6BKW dipole center at 55 feet. The ground-less R7 vertical will be history, except for shop use. I'm hoping to have more time for SKCC during the coming year.
 a few hours work on 40M and 20M produced QSO's with 25 states and two provinces. The QRP stations provided a challenge in this one, but I commend their perseverance with the poor band conditions. I used a TS-440S and brass straight key.
 Loads of fun. Wish I had more time for the event. Hope to see you in the SKS
 Thanks for the QSO's. WES time was short but enjoyable. C U next sprint.
 From K3JZD, Jody Nelis
 First time I have used QRPp during a WES event. It was fun, but has its challenges (like arm getting worn out from sitting on a frequency calling CQ, and repeatedly getting pushed to the back of the line whenever wandering around and answering other's CQs). But, will probably subject myself to that pain and suffering again :-) Jody - K3JZD
 From K3SEW, Ron Klock
 This is the second WES that I participated in. I never thought I'd reach 275 QSO's and I never thought I could sit so long. I'm stumbling around but learning. The best part was meeting so many of you.
 Family kept me from being on as much as wanted. Bands didn't seem too well here as would have liked, but I still put in what time I could. 1W to a pair of dipole down low doesn't help, but was fun anyway. Should have antennas higher for next time to see if that helps. Got a little time in on bug also.
 From K4CNW, Jack
 Finally getting back on the air since moving from the country to the city. Antenna restricted development is a challenge. It was nice to hear old friends and meet some of the new guys. Look forward to being more active in future events.
 Enjoyed working all the QRP and QRPp'ers. Some really great signals.
 Tried 40M and 15M during the day and could not raise anyone. 20M was quite active for me. I like the QRP points I was running QRP and glad to help out. 72/73 Steve K4JPN
 I was in S&P mode to pick up new Ts and Ss on 15m and answered a few Sked Page requests, mostly on Saturday. On Sunday afternoon 15m turned into a a wide-band RF slug-fest all the way to 21.060 when DXpedition E30MP started operating on 21.032. Fell seven short of reaching my 15M Sx2 goal but maybe a lot of new Ts will have been "born" this weekend for me to hunt down. Hope to see you all next month. 73 de K6ELQ Tony
 Elecraft K2 @ 5w - Saturday CONDX were poor.
 Casual ops here. Think my 2el beam is in trouble (SWR). Ravages of Winter, I suspect. Jerry
 Weekend Sprintathon helped put me over the top for Centurion today! 10m was rockin' when stations called; QRP stations boomed on that band! Used my trusty Novice J-38 though you may have also heard me on either my 1980's Vibroplex or my 1940's National telegraph bugs.
 Very poor propagations, but a fun activity all the dame. Special tnx to the QRP stations.
 Sometimes quality beats quantity. That was the case for me in this WES. 49 contacts with 28 states isn't bad. But it appears that SKCC now stands for Serious Keyers from Contributing Countries. For I also made contact with Puerto Rico, England, Czech Republic, Poland, Argentina, and two from France! :-). See you next month.
 Only had about 2 hours but managed 33 QSOs. 10M was open a little but without my Yagi ant available, I only made one QSO on that band. (with a QRP station in FL !)
 I got most of my points on 40 and 20 M this month.
 I was on the air just under 13 hours for this WES. QSOs by band: 40m = 56, 20m = 73, 15m = 30, 10m = 7. Perhaps the biggest surprise was getting called by G3ZRJ on 10m around 1900Z Sunday. Sorry I missed some of the QRP stations calling me due to the local QRN. TNX again for the fun time. 73, Bill
 I wish that I could have spent more time as I originally intended, but there are other things in life that call us away from our favorite pastime. However, I can say that it was truly fun pulling some of the very weak QRP signals out of the mud, although I'm sure I could have had more if it wasn't for the normal S8-S9 QRN that I have on many of my bands. I had a GREAT time!!!!
 Good to escape the winter up north and spend some time at my south Fla QTH. Sitting on the dock making QSO's is more fun than sitting in the basement. 20m Dipole @ 25' and 40m inv-v @ 36'. TS590S running 100W. Thanks to all for the QSO's and 73, Tim K9TM
 From KA1QYP, Bill
 First time running QRPp for WES. Used a homebrew rig on 40m, FT-101 on 20m. Lots of fun, thanks to everyone for the QSOs.
 A good wekend sprint here in WNY. Bands were pretty good. Rig:Icom IC-700 at 30 watts into dipole up 25 ft. w/ straight key.
 That one was fun! I got 5 2xQRP QSO's but did not get a QRPp with anyone. Great fun and CU next month.
 I was only on enough to get 38 QSO's, but I picked up enough new numbers to complete Sx2. I worked 17 QRP stations, 3 with 1 watt or less. Like always, a lot of fun.
 Looks like I misinterpreted the scoring rules, so went back to refigure my score. I liked the other one better, but this is more honest. Looks like I had a lot of company for misunderstanding the rules. Anyway, it was fun. Used a K-2 @5 watts to a G5RV with a Begali Spark key. Looking forward to the next sprint. 72/73 Phil
 Lots of QRP. That's great.
 The casual contester. My best WES. Used my new Flex-6300 and my MFJ-553 straight key!
 From KB2HSH, John
 WES #2. I would have been able to work more, but I had my two youngest children with me this weekend. The highlight of the weekend was working Bert F6HKA on 20m. Always a great time. Thanks to those that helped me get that much closer to my Centurion award. 73 from the gradually warming and melting Buffalo NY!
 From KB3ZVN, Charlie Fullerton
 First WES since my PC crashed in the Fall. I will be back!!
 Hate I missed this one!! Bands were great. I played S&P for 20 minutes and never wanted for a signal.
 Even the QRPp signals were solid copy!
 Rig was the FX4-a by LnR Precision into a doublet at 35 feet. Key was the 2014 SKCC Club Key.
 Lots of fun. Used a Lil Squall and a 40-9er on 40M @ 300mW to a 40M horizontal loop up 50'; an SST-20 @ 800mW to an 88' doublet up 50' on 20M. The Lil Squall to MD was the high point for me.
 From KB8J, Tom
 Worked 7 QRP Stations and 1 QRPp station.
 Great fun. Good to work many other QRP and QRPp stations. I know I must have missed some because of the noise level on Sunday. This was also a test of my latest end fed wire antenna, which is over the roof to keep it inconspicuous and in the good graces of the HOA... It was buried under our last snowfall and I noticed the SWR danced a bit as the ice and snow melted off.
 From KC5GWU, Jim Lawrence
 Using "new" old Kenwood TS830s to a 180' diameter loop antenna up 8 ft from ground. Homebrew cootie
 key. Everyone is getting faster over time!
 From KC5WX, GENE
 One fourth of my contacts were 2 X QRP and I wasn't even looking for QRPs. That's got to say something.
 ANOTHER FUN WES. NEVER HEARD SO MANY GREAT QRP SIGNALS. I BET THERE WILL BE A RUN ON KX3'S. BANDS WERE NOT KIND ON SUNDAY PLUS DIDN'T HAVE MUCH TIME TO OPERATE ON SUNDAY. LOVED IT THAT QRP WAS WORTH SOMETHING EXTRA THIS TIME. ALSO PLENTY OF DX STATIONS. I MANAGED TO WORK BERT F6HKA ON 5 BANDS, HE HAS GREAT EARS.
 First time operating WES using SKCC logger. Made things so easy. 73's Joe
 Limited time, down with the flu. Will try more QRP in the coming months. Also looking forward to Spring and Summer. QRP is a great outdoor activity. Ran my K2 at 5 watts and the Vibroplex "Champion" and J-38. Antennas G5RV and Tri-band Yagi pointing west. Thanks to all and 72.
 From KD8BBK, TONY
 Had a great time running Wes this weekend. Thanks to all the QRP stations, some had a really great signal.
 73's KD8BBK Tony
 Spent weekend visiting hospital and only did WES for 14 minutes BUT worked Joe, SP6JOE and Peter, (DL3PB/P) QRP on 15 meters during that time. Seemed like great early a.m. prop fm hr to EU. Hpe 2 c u all nxt time. 73, Bill
 My first WES! I didn't have much time to devote to WES, but I had a good time. I'll be back.
 I've only been back on the air for 3 weeks after a 33 year QRT. So this "non-contest contest" was great for me to knock a bit of the rust off my copy speed and procedures. TNX to all the OPs who took time with me!
 Another Challenging hunt!
 What a fun sprint! Great to see such a big turn out among the QRP entrants. Especially the QRPp-1 watt stations. Conditions on 20M was pretty good and 40M was exceptional for low power contacts. Too bad 10 and 15M never did open for me. My K1 and some new antennas got a real workout on Saturday - not able to operate Sunday. See you all next time...72,Gary
 Elecraft K1 at 1w indicated, J45 leg key for nearly all but a few Vibroplex QSO's. My first WES, had a great time.
 First effort as QRP. Usually go for QRO, but I was surprised at how many QSO's could be had with only 5W. Could not get several stations to hear me, but still a lot of fun. KG6MC
 From KI4IO, Jerry Wolczanski
 Nice chance to exercise my new Elecraft K2. I ran my K2 at 10 watts - felt kinda excessive talking to at least one fellow running 100 milli-Watts! Almost all contacts on 40 meters. Fun event - SKCC is one of the best things that has happened in amateur radio, especially after listening to the wreckage of K1N.
 A very fun sprint. Started out with 500mW and then dropped to 100mW Sat night for the remainder of the sprint.
 Thanks to those folks who pulled me out of the background. I hope to hear you next month.
 John, KW4JS
 Part time effort. Saturday propagation was awful!
 2el beam exhibiting poor SWR - ravages of winter, I guess. Rig=Elecraft K2@5w de Jerry
 Good prop, Fun WES. Thanks all for the Q ́s, apologize to the ones I couldn ́t hear.
 Looking forward to the next... BCNU 73, Walt- ..-
 TA33 - 50W - HM DSK + restored Swedish Pump Key WWII era
 Great band conditions, 10-15-20. QRM on 15, but nothing's perfect. Amazing how well the QRP rigs did!
 Not much time to play. Sorry. See everyone next time. 73 Outlaw #3 Bill
 From N2JNZ, George Osier
 Haven't been in a WES in a long time but back again !! Good to work new and old friends. TT Argosy 525 at 1 watt and a ZeroFive 40m vertical. I was just using 15 and 40m minus the tuner. Used my good ol Vibroplex 100th Anniversary Bug !!!
 So, my thanks again to the folks who put this on. WES is my very favorite event of the month consistently. Great time had and saw several old chums and took a few side trips to have QSO's with non contesting stations too. Just a few short of my centurion now, fewer than 5! So keep your ears open for me in the next week calling CW SKCC to finish that out. Best 73 and very nice to hear all the QRP best 72.
 Please scroll up to KD8BBK. That is me on the left, Tony, KD8BBK on the right. We are posing for for serious WES picture. Of course it was hard not to laugh. We spent Saturday, and Saturday night hanging out in Tony's shack running WES to to do something different. Well I think we might have laughed more than making contacts at times! Had a blast! Tnx for all the QRP bonus stations.
 From N4NR, Dennis
 I really enjoyed the QRP/QRPp theme! The BirmingHAMfest was this weekend and that limited the time I could operate. It was great to hear all the QRP/QRPp stations - DE Dennis - N4NR
 A super WES for me at 5watts. I thank all those fine Ops that pulled my QRP out of the noise and QRM. Big thrill to work Bert, F6HKA on 4 bands. On Saturday morning I received my Begali Blade straight key from Tony, K6ELQ I am honored to be the new Owner of this well broken in Key. Thank you Tony and enjoy your new Begali "Sculpture Arrow". Blade Pix in the Soapbox. CU all next month. 73 de N4ow Al
 It sure is great to have so much participation. The bands were in really good shape for the QRP guys and some had a honest to goodness 599 signal into NC.
 Not much time this weekend for WES, but fun as always.
 Fun Again!! Surprised at signal levels from QRP(p)stations....Let's do that drill again soon..73
 What a blast, so many contacts and the low power was out in full. Out of 145 contacts 62 were qrp or qrpp. The SKCC leaders have done themselves proud. There are too many people that need to be congratulated and not enough space so just lets say we are very very pleased with this event. K3 at 1 watt 73/72.
 No rain or snow here over the wknd, so got some things done outside that needed done so couldn't spend all my time playing radio. Also tnx fer putting up wid my practicing on my new Blue Racer. All the years on a straight key!!!!!! Time fer change hihi. 73 Randy
 Went back and forth between ARRL DX and WES this weekend. WES was more fun!
 From N9OL, John
 Had a great time, had fun with my HB-1B and QRP and heard a lot of other QRP stations. Thanks all! -N9oL
 Lots of fun running QRPp. There were only a handful of times when the other station couldn't hear me. Got a kick out of the reaction I got from the other stations when I was S9. I guess they didn't realize they were 20dB over S9 on my end. : )
 BUSY THIS TIME, BUT STILL FUN.. ARG0 6 5 WTS MA5B AND G5RV... WAS WORKING ON AN ELECRAFT K1 KIT 40 ,20 MTRS... SUPER FUN TO BE BUILDING.. I HOPE WE SEE MORE QRP GUYS IN THE WES'S.....
 SO, AGN THANKS TO THE BOARD AND SEE YOU ALL IN APRIL WES....... 73 DAVE N9ZXL/QRP.........
 From NK1N, Glen
 It was a terrific WES. The QRP/QRPp signals were booming into NJ. Now, if I could just get used to my new key. Ks and Qs were giving me fits today :-) Sorry if your call had them and I butchered it. See you next time! Glen, NK1N
 Limited time to participate but fun nonetheless.
 Thanks for the contacts. Best 73s from Miller City, Ohio de Mike (NO8C)
 From NQ3U, Carl Deitrich
 I had a good time honing my CW SK skills as this was my fist SKCC Sprintathon.
 This is my first WES | TS-450S es dipoles and Yagi.
 Couple times the bands were weird, but there was always something open. Gave me the opportunity to complete 2xQRP award. Thanks to all for the fun.
 From NZ8Y, Gary
 Main qro rig was in shop, so I decided to break out the old DSW 20 and work 1W on 20 only. I was pleasantly surprised with the results. Thanks to everyone for working me.
 From OK2BWB, Karel
 Newly registered in the club, first WES. I had another job, so I could look only occasionally on the band - but it was very enjoyable!
 From OK2VWB, Vasek
 main target was ARRL DX. Only few minutes QRV in WES. CUL
 TNX ALL, CUL IN NEXT SKCC EVENT. This is my P.S. 213 MARINE key, 73 PS7HD.
 Worked 5 stations QRPP ,KJ4RGH Chris 100 mW fb sigs ,WA5KMA,N9SE,N8BB N2JNZ , plus 12 qso QRP. Very fine .In Saturday my first qso in WES with Alaska KL7IDA Bill 2713T , plus 3 qso with KP4.In Sunday first qso in WES with WA thanks Don W7GB. My 90 % qso was on 15 meters , rest on 20 m.Thanks all especially QRP and QRPP stns for their patience.
 From TI2CLX, Luis
 Great fun in the short time I participated in this WES. I was waiting for a SKCC QRP event.
 I used an OHR-100A 5W built from kit, MFJ straight key and an inverted V for 20m.
 Thanks to all stations contacted.
 Luis - TI2CLX
 From VA3AMX, Eric
 I had a couple of hours to play with radio and decided to go outdoors. I went to my favourite spot: Shirleys Bay @Kanata (about 20km from Ottawa downtwon) - ON.
 The temperature was about 28F - balm and sunny in the morning. Afternoon started snowing and became windy so I decided to pack and return home.
 I was good to hear many familiar stations. I had a great time.
 My station was KX-1, PWR ~2W and a 20M ground plane antenna supported by a 20' fishing pole.
 72 to all.
 From VE1PVH, Paul
 Fun WES. Lots of amazing signals from QRP and QRPp stations.
 I never realized that for this WES I was a "bonus" station... apologies to those I had contacts with, but now you know. Rig: ic-703+ at 5W, Ant: 43 Ft. Vert. wire, Straight Key: Scheunemann Handtaste. 73 Jose VE3DTI.
 From VE3FMW, Ron
 It serves me right for not reading the March WES announcement ... there was a reason the qrp guys were sending their power levels! Didn't figure it out 'til too late; wud have been fun to run the Sprintathon at 5 watts ... Congrats to all who did run low power ... some very impressive signals and some of the best ops are the guys with the peanut whistles (hi) ...
 73 and cu all next time ... Ron VE3FMW
 I enjoyed tnx
 Thanks for another fun weekend sprint. 73 - Brian
 Used HB1B with Bencher Hand Key. Looking for
 new states in my WAS hunt but none to be had
 this time. Fun sprint as always. CUL!
 ran qrp-5w with what time I had to play. ten tec Jupiter at 5w, 160meter loop up 25ft, cootie key.Managed to catch 2 Missouri outlaws-N3PDT Doug and WB0PYF Ray
 Had a great time as always. See you again in the next one.
 A very interesting contest-First time I tried QRP and was surprised at results dropping from 100 watts to 5 only lowered my total qso 50 % from last WES and spc by 8 Great contest Dave
 THANKS TO ALL THAT JOINED THE FUN. WORKED SOME ON SATURDAY AND A FEW ON SUNDAY. LOOK FORWARD TO APRIL WES AND HOPEFUL FOR WARMER WEATHER. 73 RON
 WES is always great fun. Wish I had more time this weekend. The QRP Bonus worked quite well. Lots of QRP stations and had not trouble hearing any of them. 30 QRP out of 72 total QSOs. Thanks all for the QSOs. 73 de Art W2NRA 11634Sx3
 From W2XYZ, Frank
 Great operators in WES.
 Next WES, I'm going to make arrangements for the xyl to visit her sister and take the dogs with her... ;-)
 This is not the first time I have run QRPp but with the bonus point system, it was the most fun!
 With my K3 at 1 watt I had reports from "WOW" 599 to 229. Band condx and propagation variances are most noticeable at very low power - both xmit and rx. Werner N8BB was very strong on both 40 and 20. I had 21 QRP qso's and 7 QRPp qsos. Had Q's on all bands but 160. G3ZRJ and F6HKA were my 2 dx contacts. Wished I had a bit more time for this one. 72 de WV
 Always fun. Not much time to play this weekend. Thanks for the QRP qsos everyone.
 Ran the K1 on 40 & 20, and the K3 on 15 & 80. Bands were in very good shape here in TN. Lot of fun!
 This WES was fun! Wanted to be on the air more, but got to see the Wash Capitals steamroll the Buffalo Sabres in person and enjoy some of the warm weather on Sunday. Looking forward to the next Sprint. Tnx to all who gave me those nice signal reports. 72/73
 From W4QO, Jim
 Very enjoyable event. My first time to send in an entry. I ran .95 watts with KX3 measured by LP100A power meter. All work done on 20M. Antenna - 3 ele yagi @62 feet. Used AC2C's logging program. That is one fine logger with many different factors to take into account in computing score. Congrats, Ron.
 Sure enjoyed this WES and had a chance to use almost all my various keys. Flex6300, KPA500 (used on & off) homebrewed OCFD @ 50'. Some of those Qrp stations had booming sigs. -shows the power of a good ant. system,IMO.
 Fun Wes, Thanks to all who participated. 73
 Band conditions were a little noisy on 20 meters. Worked the WES on & off over the weekend. Too many distractions, work, adding programs to a new laptop, 80 degree weather in southern California, going to lunch with my wife, life in general. Had a good time working the WES. Each month I plan on spending more time on the air but life gets in the way.
 VFO for QRPp operation not yet ready for prime time, so its back to 5w "QRO" ;>)
 Split my time this weekend between the WES and the ARRL DX Contest (phone) and enjoyed both.
 A fun time -- towards the end I was getting tired and it seemed that most of my stations were ones I had worked before.... I picked up 13 new stations and had a blast-- Thanks to all the folks that make the WES a blast..73 ED/W7GVE.
 From W7IZ, SCOTT
 Good contest, thanks everyone!
 First WES contest for me had great time and fun big thanks AC2C Ron for all his help and work to make this a lot of fun. W8BUD Bud
 From W8FDV, JIM
 w8nqi: St. key is still a problem but lots of fun anyway! Kept looking for old waterway cw net ops like wa5kma, kc4hch or several others but no luck. Maybe next sprint, hi!
 From W9EBE, Chip
 Although I participated for only a few hours on Sunday, I nonetheless had a great time. It was fun handing out bonus points for my QRP. Thanks everyone! ~73~
 Before I started this sprint, I set a goal of 50 contacts, and that is what I made, using just under 5 watts into an all-band vertical. Switched between my IC-7000 and IC-7200, using Kent Straight Keys. Made contacts on all the regular (non-WARC) bands, 80m thru 10m using the AC2C-SKCC-Logger. Good to work me old buddy George N2JNZ again with his 1 watt Argosy. Really a fun event with a lot of activity including new high-numbered members. Many thanks to the organizers and participants. Let's all do it again soon.
 From WA3YNF, Dave Swartz
 My first WES, and only one contact. I'll consider planning ahead for the next one. I spent a lot of time listening on 20m throughout the day - great fun, and a great way to promote CW. So glad I am getting back into ham radio after a 33 year break...
 From WA4CHQ, Neil
 Had a good time the few hours I worked the contest.
 Elecraft KX3 @5 wts to G5RV (40M/20M) and Cushcraft MA5V vertical (20M-10M). 1956 Vibroplex Original Deluxe bug. I was one (1) year old when that key was manufactured.
 Very enjoyable time. Thanks to everyone for the QSOs. Some memorable ones:
 (a) KG4IKQ - Jim was running 1 watt and had a strong, easily readable signal. Propagation is a wonderful thing. Tnx Jim!
 (b) N8BB - Werner and I have had many 2xQRP contacts in the past, but in WES, he always seems to run 1W or less. Makes me wish there was an exclamation point in morse code to convey how good it was to hear him.
 (c) What the heck! K9JWV (Jim)and N(SE (Marty) - also running 1 wt were very solid copy!
 See the pattern here - I may have to start running 1 wt also!
 Anyway - each one of my 35 QSOs was very much appreciated!
 Andy - WA5RML
 From WA5TCZ, Darron
 The Bands were extremely quite here in la.
 I worked the wes on and off both days.
 I had loads of fun .
 Great wes,and great ops.
 This WES was fantastic! I operate CW QRP almost exclusively with my Tentec 506 Rebel and this contest made working for a weak signal among many stronger ones fun and worthwhile for everyone. I can't wait for the next WES!
 Good to get back on the air, qrp/p great idea. The KX3 was running strong, winter been hard on my antennas hi hi 73/72 Ray
 I used my Kenwood TS-520S and SpeedX straight key again. Very interesting with all of the QRP and QRPp stations. I looked for them and worked all that I found. I was able to work Randy, KC9W, on 4 bands. I was impressed by how well the QRPp stations sounded when running 1W or 500mW. I plan to join the QRP ranks this Summer when I get a KX3 to use on my boat. It should be fun to do a WES while anchored in Narragansett Bay!
 A K2, 5 watts, Speed X key and a wire in my attic. Not many contacts, but a lot of fun.
 Used a K1 @ 5 watts and logged on my Ipad.
 Nice theme this month, but I only worked one other QRPp station (Werner N8BB). Using a panadapter on the K3 really helps. Used a 132' doublet @ 15' for 40 and 15 meters, and a half wave dipole @ 20' for 20 meters. Thanks for the contacts with my peanut whistle signal. 73, Art
 I had several projects this weekend but had a little more time to work the WES, the QRP bonus gave me a little more impetus to operate. QRP isn't much of a problem for the other station but having #12 seems to be a problem, nobody seems to believe they are hearing a 2-digit SKCC number! For this WES I used my Flex 3000 at 5 watts and my 1941 Vibroplex Original. I haven't used it since last summer and you could tell, thanks to all those to put up with my puny-weak signal and poor fist. It was cool to work a couple of 1 watt stations with solid copy.
 From WH7TT, Edward
 It was very fun to see all the QRP going on. Warmed the low power output chambers of me 'art.
 Another of my hobbies took a lot of my time this weekend. I only found a little time for WES, and it was fun as always. 73, Mike
 QRP Search and Pounce is a lot of fun.
 All the great operators with patience and good ears are a joy to work!
 Yo-yo band conditions added spice.
 KX3 at 5W, OCF dipole for 80m and 40m, rotatable dipole for 20m -> 10m, J-38 key.
 Another fun event...EU coming in great this time...some of the qrp stations had amazing signals..hope to cu all next month!!!!
 Busy weekend with temperatures finally getting up to freezing and above. I did get on the air once on Saturday and again on Sunday. Conditions on 20 and 15 were good. I made three contacts on 10 as well. Thanks for the contacts and some new numbers.
 From XE2MWY, Armando
 Thank you very much to all members SKCC for answering my call from Mexico. 73!