DXCC Challenge WKD/CFM 2967/2935 

ANUAL QSO/DXCC STATISTICS

                                                                                  
   Year           QSO   DXCC MIX   CW   SSB   RTTY  160   80   40    30     20    17    15    12    10     6

   1994         10,069    210     148   197    81    56   106  124    57    167    48   110    66    61    0
   1995          2,466    150      88   122    67    33    79   95    41     82    16    53    33    10    0
   1996          7,048    201     159   171    83    59   118  171    82    128    77    66     2     5    0
   1997          1,398    116      63   104     0     4    61   58    16     35    40    39    28    23    0
   1998          9,151    197     150   159   103    36    62  115    16    142    37   125    68   132    2
   1999          7,356    194     142   173    68     2    49   95    22    135    14   124    68   151   10
   2000         11,724    205     178   145   112     1    67  116    74    146    45   138    64   149   66
   2001         19,498    237     207   199   110     4    75  132   121    134   144   181   126   135   47            
   2002         11,534    224     187   168    44    17    89  131    99     70    55   145    91   170   45
   2003          6,873    205     180   137    78    83   123  109   104     89    69    86    72   103    0 
   2004         11,040    231     202   197   116    75    68  119    73    198    80   134    46    81    1
   2005         10,510    224     186   181   125    37    31  180    52    168    77   127    32    60   40 
   2006          5,660    181     135   142    98    29   101   68    12    148    57    75    20    30   50
   2007         10,967    211     168   164   107   115   137   61    61    141    97    95    15    20   11
   2008          8,261    183     164   114   105   105   137   42    52    126    55    52    14     9    1
   2009         13,290    205     187   113   102   138   109   73   105    131    86    83    33    55   35 
   2010         17,406    224     188   178   115   127   125  103    87    125    89   148   125    74   52
   2011         17,796    223     191   197    80    52    51   53    42     92    46   190   145   149    0
   2012         12,395    218     189   166    83    73    80   84    18     65    51   118   124   167    0
   2013         12,501    217     200   150    31   118   118  108   115     95    90   144   116   153    0      

STATIONS WORKED PER BAND

  
   1-Band QSOs:     40,765
   2-Band QSOs:     11,949
   3-Band QSOs:      6,004
   4-Band QSOs:      3,614
   5-Band QSOs:      2,382
   6-Band QSOs:      1,781
   7-Band QSOs:      1,030
   8-Band QSOs:        735
   9-Band QSOs:        459
  10-Band QSOs:        114

Worked EP6T, HV0A, K1N, TI9/3Z9DX for New Ones.

Topband DXCC notes. 2015.

2014 was quite successful in Topband DXing even most of season I was in Indian Ocean on FT5ZM DX-pedition. New ones worked: 1A0KM, TY1AA, FT4TA, W1AW/KH8, V5/DL3DXX.

Topband DXCC notes. 2014.

Finally Beverage antenna switching was made for remote. TNX RA6LBS!

Great Topband DX meetings in Ham Radio in Germany and WRTC in United Sates.

At this section I am writing about plans and results of Low Band activity. My city QTH is too noisy and I am trying to use available towers in the countryside QTH which belongs to research center. That is why my Low Band activity limited to major contests and DX-peditions. Some pictures of the station are available in Picture Gallery section.

So far I logged 774 USA qso's on 160 meters and 1731 qso's on 80 meters as per January 1, 2026. You can see on the picture below that whole continental USA comes over polar pass.

Last two years I spent a lot of efforts to built remote control system. I am glad to say that starting fall 2012 I was able to solve most of the problems and have station up and runnung. I operate station from city QTH which is about 14 km from Low Band countryside station. There are still some minor problem to overcome but it already started to pay devidents. I do operate almost daily which makes me available for skeds. Much easier to work New Ones. Couple of years ago I started blog about each New One I work on Topband. It is on Russian language since my writting English is embarassing.... I am trying to add little more information about station I worked to learn who is beyond callsign. Feel free to use online translate service if you are interested. Here the links to articles below.

Topband DXCC notes. 1993-2008.

Topband DXCC notes. 2009. Part 1

Topband DXCC notes. 2009. Part 2

Topband DXCC notes. 2010. Part 1

Topband DXCC notes. 2010. Part 2

Topband DXCC notes. 2011.

Topband DXCC notes. 2012.

Topband DXCC notes. 2013. 

Latest pictures from Contest station. I am making a lot of tests so cables not in proper order till I can achive all goals. So it is an exuse for messy view.

CQ magazine published results of CQ WW DX CW Contest 2010. EY8MM 1st place World SOSB 160 m.

CQ magazine published results of CQ WW DX CW Contest 2009. EY8MM 1st place World SOSB 160 m.

We are going to operate CQ WW 160 SSB as Multi Op. EY8ZF team: EY8BI, EY8MM, K4ZW, RV0AR. Following week Ken EY8/K4ZW and Pavel EY8/RV0AR will operate 160-40 using their call signs.

WAS 160 meters # 1086 issued.

December 9, 2009 at 2327Z WAS 160 m was completed with two QSOs. AB4IQ (KY) and W0SD (SD) came back to my CQ. Unless 80 m which takes years of hard work WAS on 160 m took eleven month of active stage. Propagation on Jan 22 was starting point and within few days I reached 40+ states level. Fall season conditions allowed me to work rest of States I was looking for. As far as my knowlidge this is second 160 WAS made from Zone 17. Gena UA9MA completed this award few weeks earlier. I would like to thank all US Hams who helped me with this project for their pation, comming for skeds and waiting for short opennings to make a QSO.