(Araucaria) RES: Fwd: [CQ-Contest] Why some Caribbean Islands compete asSouth America at CQWW and other contests

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Segunda Novembro 9 17:24:03 BRST 2015


Ola Fernando e pessoal

Realmente competir do Continente S.America com as ilhas e mesmo outros países únicos é quase impossível todas as bandas.

No CQWW como Multi somente 2 X  ZX0F e ZW5B Vice e PW7T M/2

Muitos campeonatos mundiais SOSB 10, 15 e 20  e records de zonas 40 metros PT5T

Fiz um apanhado somente SSB para ter uma visão geral

 

 

M/S

	1996 ZX0F

           MULTI-ONE

20,167,146 

8,120 

171 

678 

- 

PY5EG PY5CC N5FA PY0...

   

  1997  ZX0F

1997

MULTI-ONE

19,653,570 

8,563 

169 

661 

- 

N6KT N5FA ZP5JCY

									
										
	ZW5B

1989 VICE

MULTI-MULTI

35,830,544 

13,644 

189 

710 

- 

N5FA N6AA N6TJ N6VI ...

																		

2011 

PW7T

MULTI-TWO

25,405,952 

10,833 

178 

654 

48.0

PY3VK PT7CB PT7CG PT...

 

 

No WPX temos os seguintes  campeonatos mundiais

Notar que do Continente somente  ZZ5EG 1987  ZX5C 1989 e PT0F 2000 os outros foram de F.Noronha

Temos vários campeonatos mundiais SOSB

 

 2001 ZX5J 

MULTI-MULTI

46,550,452

10,039

1,508

48.0

PP5JR PY5EG PP5W...

	
1987 ZZ5EG

MULTI-MULTI

38,096,250

9,510

1,250

- 

PY5EG PY5CA N5FA...

 

								
ZX0F

2001

MULTI-ONE HP

31,700,536

      7,475

1,318

42.9

PY5CC PY0FF N5FA...

 

	
ZX0F

1993

MULTI-ONE HP

  vice     31,059,544

8,629

1,096

- 

PY5EG PY5CC N5FA..

				
																			

 

ZX0F

1994

MULTI-ONE HP

27,883,050

7,447

1,086

- 

PY5EG PY5CC PY5A...

								
ZX0F

1999

MULTI-ONE HP

27,446,570

7,138

1,135

	PY5EG PY5CC N5FA...

	
ZX0F

1997

MULTI-ONE HP

25,497,504

6,193

1,093

- 

PY5EG N5FA PY0FF...

			
ZX0F

1996

MULTI-ONE HP

23,896,640

6,123

1,060

- 

PY5EG N5FA PY5CC...

			
																		

 

ZX5C

1989

MULTI-ONE HP

22,400,980

6,903

1,060

- 

PY5EG PY5ZBA PY5...

PT0F

2000

MULTI-ONE HP

21,776,546

6,047

1,121

- 

PY5CC N5FA PY0FF

 

Pode ter escapado alguma outra conquista

Um abraço

Atilano

 

 

 

De: araucaria-bounces em araucariadx.com [mailto:araucaria-bounces em araucariadx.com] Em nome de Fernando PY2LED
Enviada em: segunda-feira, 9 de novembro de 2015 14:41
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Assunto: (Araucaria) Fwd: [CQ-Contest] Why some Caribbean Islands compete asSouth America at CQWW and other contests

 

Olá pessoal, boa tarde!

 

Ainda não satisfeito com as respostas obtidas no envio da primeira mensagem, preparei mais uma e enviei ontem a tarde com dados do ultimo cqwwssb, trazendo assim mais elementos para retratar o cenário e por enquanto tivemos apenas uma resposta.

 

De fato com o regulamento atual, maiores chances terão aqueles que estiverem no "Golden Circle" intitulado pelo amigo Ed, N1UR.

 

Como Atilano disse, esta proposta ja foi votada e foi derrotada. Não sei quando ocorreu pela ultima vez e quando podemos bater na tecla novamente.

 

O CQWW e o WPX sao únicos e não creio que a justificativa de apenas se divertir sabendo que jamais o vencerá nas categorias Multi e olhar para os demais contestes justifica a desvantagem.

 

O que acham? 

 

Sergio,  como você vê a questão, pois ja venceu varias vezes no SOSB em 10m e 15m, porem no Multi  Single, Multi-Two ou Multi-Multi não temos nada, correto? 

 

73's e boa semana a todos. 






Fernando Cordoba | PY2LED | PX2B
Sao Caetano do Sul | SP | Brasil
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	De: "Ed Sawyer" <sawyered em earthlink.net>
	Data: 9 de novembro de 2015 12:09:08 BRST
	Para: <cq-contest em contesting.com>
	Assunto: Re: [CQ-Contest] Why some Caribean Islands compete as South America
	Responder A: sawyered em earthlink.net
	
	
	

	
	
	Fernando,
	
	
	
	Nice analysis and yes, I think most of us would agree to your conclusions.
	All else being equal for operators and stations, the "golden circle" of
	Northern Africa and Extreme Northern South America will always win CQ WW and
	CQ WPX.  Even if the 3 points were changed to 2 points, propagation alone
	would likely have these same stations win.
	
	
	
	But that is not the way to look at contesting.  Look for ALL contests where
	its fun.  Where does South America have an advantage?  ARRL DX and ARRL 10
	come to mind.  Look to win the continental contests from South America as
	well.
	
	
	
	I have no chance of winning the world from W1 any more than you do from PY.
	But that doesn't prevent us from really enjoying contesting and trying to
	win the US when I can.
	
	
	
	And don't think we can win the US for W1 in every contest.  Take a look at
	the top 10 in this weekend's SS contest in any category.  Look at NAQP as
	well.  Every location has its spot to shine.
	
	
	
	This is the sport.  Its not to normalize every contest.  Its to know which
	contest you can win the world and which you can't.  Compete in all you can
	have fun in and accept what is continental winnable and what is not.  Try
	and win your country when you have a shot.
	
	
	
	73
	
	
	
	Ed  N1UR
	
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	De: "PY2LED - Fernando" <py2led em fuertesind.com.br <mailto:py2led em fuertesind.com.br> >
	Data: 7 de novembro de 2015 22:09:12 BRST
	Para: <CQ-Contest em contesting.com <mailto:CQ-Contest em contesting.com> >
	Assunto: [CQ-Contest] Why some Caribbean Islands compete as South America at CQWW and other contests

	Dear Colleagues, Good day!
	
	
	
	I really appreciate all messages sent, each individual point of view,
	sharing opinions, suggestions all with education and fully respect. 
	
	
	
	Join a contest like CQWW and CQWPX continues fine, exciting and I will
	always try to participate.  Recently we constructed a contest station near
	Sao Paulo and we knows very well what's the costs involved and the extras
	when we are in islands etc. We are always looking for a plaque, this is our
	target and probably from all of us.  What a pleasure when we look to the
	wall on the near future and see a lot of plaques from main contests
	worldwide. We are proud of that. 
	
	
	
	But of course, in some categories, depending on your location and station
	setup, before contest starts, you already know to reach that plaque will not
	be possible. Here from Southeast part of Brazil, we know that is not
	possible at Multi-Multi, Multi-Two, Multi-Single...we always will loose due
	to our distance to the main ham population centers/countries like USA, EU,
	Japan in the Low Bands. Ok, we will have our country and continental
	competition what's fine. But how to become number one worldwide having the
	best antennas, radios, amps, towers, cables, automation, operators etc?
	
	
	
	To turn what I'm saying more easy to check and understand, let's please have
	a look at the Claimed score from CQWWSSB at Multi Operators categories took
	from 3830scores.com <http://3830scores.com>  (where we can compare up to 5 stations):
	
	
	
	Multi-Two:
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	Totals
	
	160
	
	80
	
	40
	
	20
	
	15
	
	10
	
	
	Call
	
	Edition
	
	Class
	
	Power
	
	Score
	
	QSOs
	
	Zones
	
	Countries
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	
	CN2R  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/2  
	
	HP
	
	39,368,266
	
	14202
	
	187
	
	744
	
	250
	
	10
	
	49
	
	1513
	
	27
	
	107
	
	2100
	
	35
	
	122
	
	2142
	
	39
	
	156
	
	4162
	
	38
	
	154
	
	4035
	
	38
	
	156
	
	
	CN3A  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/2  
	
	HP
	
	38,007,784
	
	14152
	
	176
	
	725
	
	62
	
	8
	
	45
	
	908
	
	21
	
	94
	
	2178
	
	34
	
	125
	
	3123
	
	38
	
	150
	
	3727
	
	38
	
	152
	
	4154
	
	37
	
	159
	
	
	PJ4Q  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/2  
	
	HP
	
	24,770,768
	
	11247
	
	155
	
	593
	
	63
	
	11
	
	30
	
	504
	
	19
	
	77
	
	1561
	
	28
	
	110
	
	2341
	
	34
	
	131
	
	3323
	
	32
	
	121
	
	3455
	
	31
	
	124
	
	
	C4A  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/2  
	
	HP
	
	21,237,810
	
	8903
	
	166
	
	668
	
	99
	
	8
	
	44
	
	493
	
	15
	
	72
	
	1414
	
	32
	
	114
	
	2087
	
	37
	
	147
	
	2235
	
	38
	
	136
	
	2574
	
	36
	
	155
	
	
	PX2A  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/2  
	
	HP
	
	18,302,109
	
	8847
	
	157
	
	550
	
	0
	
	0
	
	0
	
	45
	
	14
	
	27
	
	425
	
	29
	
	92
	
	1939
	
	37
	
	144
	
	2777
	
	39
	
	141
	
	3661
	
	38
	
	146
	
	
	
	
	
	Multi-Multi:
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	Totals
	
	160
	
	80
	
	40
	
	20
	
	15
	
	10
	
	
	Call
	
	Edition
	
	Class
	
	Power
	
	Score
	
	QSOs
	
	Zones
	
	Countries
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	
	CN2AA  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/M  
	
	HP
	
	74,585,700
	
	23815
	
	207
	
	843
	
	894
	
	21
	
	85
	
	2324
	
	31
	
	117
	
	3597
	
	37
	
	142
	
	5814
	
	39
	
	164
	
	5656
	
	39
	
	169
	
	5530
	
	40
	
	166
	
	
	HK1NA  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/M  
	
	HP
	
	33,727,337
	
	13867
	
	176
	
	657
	
	282
	
	16
	
	54
	
	629
	
	21
	
	80
	
	2029
	
	33
	
	121
	
	3489
	
	37
	
	143
	
	3347
	
	36
	
	135
	
	4030
	
	33
	
	124
	
	
	K3LR  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/M  
	
	HP
	
	32,520,150
	
	12593
	
	195
	
	786
	
	468
	
	19
	
	61
	
	859
	
	27
	
	99
	
	2375
	
	36
	
	137
	
	3377
	
	39
	
	174
	
	3222
	
	40
	
	168
	
	2293
	
	34
	
	147
	
	
	PJ2T  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/M  
	
	HP
	
	29,789,720
	
	13433
	
	165
	
	595
	
	183
	
	14
	
	27
	
	662
	
	70
	
	26
	
	1928
	
	30
	
	107
	
	2900
	
	37
	
	136
	
	3899
	
	34
	
	127
	
	3861
	
	30
	
	122
	
	
	ZW5B(@PY5EG)  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/M  
	
	HP
	
	23,497,290
	
	9972
	
	177
	
	633
	
	4
	
	3
	
	3
	
	127
	
	19
	
	40
	
	914
	
	38
	
	125
	
	2225
	
	39
	
	152
	
	2826
	
	39
	
	158
	
	3876
	
	39
	
	155
	
	
	
	
	
	Multi-Single HP:
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	Totals
	
	160
	
	80
	
	40
	
	20
	
	15
	
	10
	
	
	Call
	
	Edition
	
	Class
	
	Power
	
	Score
	
	QSOs
	
	Zones
	
	Countries
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	
	EF8R  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/S  
	
	HP
	
	33,168,016
	
	11973
	
	183
	
	749
	
	88
	
	11
	
	54
	
	642
	
	21
	
	93
	
	1655
	
	37
	
	126
	
	2433
	
	38
	
	156
	
	2205
	
	38
	
	156
	
	4950
	
	38
	
	164
	
	
	CR3A  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/S  
	
	HP
	
	28,153,224
	
	10468
	
	183
	
	719
	
	97
	
	13
	
	56
	
	658
	
	24
	
	96
	
	874
	
	34
	
	116
	
	2404
	
	38
	
	147
	
	2205
	
	37
	
	149
	
	4230
	
	37
	
	155
	
	
	P33W  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/S  
	
	HP
	
	27,119,096
	
	10267
	
	182
	
	734
	
	188
	
	11
	
	60
	
	468
	
	20
	
	86
	
	1276
	
	36
	
	126
	
	2670
	
	38
	
	154
	
	2328
	
	40
	
	153
	
	3337
	
	37
	
	155
	
	
	PJ4X(@PJ4G)  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/S  
	
	HP
	
	19,354,856
	
	8334
	
	168
	
	620
	
	12
	
	4
	
	11
	
	533
	
	25
	
	87
	
	941
	
	30
	
	112
	
	1697
	
	37
	
	135
	
	2169
	
	38
	
	139
	
	2982
	
	34
	
	136
	
	
	LT1F  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/S  
	
	HP
	
	11,336,365
	
	5771
	
	158
	
	519
	
	4
	
	3
	
	4
	
	20
	
	11
	
	19
	
	532
	
	33
	
	102
	
	1164
	
	37
	
	125
	
	960
	
	38
	
	132
	
	3091
	
	36
	
	137
	
	
	
	Multi-Single LP:
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	Totals
	
	160
	
	80
	
	40
	
	20
	
	15
	
	10
	
	
	Call
	
	Edition
	
	Class
	
	Power
	
	Score
	
	QSOs
	
	Zones
	
	Countries
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	Q
	
	Z
	
	Cnt
	
	
	FY5KE  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/S  
	
	LP
	
	14,427,004
	
	6817
	
	159
	
	563
	
	3
	
	3
	
	3
	
	200
	
	19
	
	58
	
	516
	
	29
	
	107
	
	1835
	
	36
	
	136
	
	1523
	
	36
	
	128
	
	2740
	
	36
	
	131
	
	
	VP9I(@VP9GE)  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/S  
	
	LP
	
	7,018,557
	
	4771
	
	135
	
	476
	
	187
	
	7
	
	10
	
	504
	
	15
	
	61
	
	1119
	
	25
	
	93
	
	1192
	
	32
	
	114
	
	1230
	
	31
	
	105
	
	539
	
	25
	
	93
	
	
	EF7X(@EA7PP)  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/S  
	
	LP
	
	5,684,625
	
	3582
	
	152
	
	623
	
	49
	
	9
	
	49
	
	87
	
	15
	
	75
	
	523
	
	23
	
	99
	
	900
	
	37
	
	131
	
	1012
	
	36
	
	131
	
	1011
	
	32
	
	136
	
	
	KP4BD  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/S  
	
	LP
	
	5,138,128
	
	3856
	
	131
	
	437
	
	13
	
	3
	
	11
	
	116
	
	13
	
	49
	
	346
	
	21
	
	70
	
	784
	
	33
	
	115
	
	1655
	
	32
	
	102
	
	942
	
	29
	
	90
	
	
	PR1T(@PY1NB)  
	
	2015-Oct 24  
	
	M/S  
	
	LP
	
	4,129,990
	
	2787
	
	118
	
	396
	
	2
	
	2
	
	2
	
	3
	
	2
	
	3
	
	112
	
	25
	
	77
	
	550
	
	32
	
	108
	
	801
	
	30
	
	102
	
	1318
	
	27
	
	104
	
	
	
	
	
	After to compare all this numbers, based in the Southeast of South America,
	I arrived on the following points:
	
	-          Ocean Islands and countries at EU and USA boundaries dominated
	this categories;
	
	
	
	-          Qsos/points from the South of South America, South of Africa and
	etc from lower latitudes on the higher bands like 10m and 15m sometimes
	arrives near qso/points amounts from the Winners BUT the qsos/points at
	lower bands starting sometimes on 20m but mainly on 40m, 80m and 160m is
	impossible to arrive closer. There is an abysm of difference.  Here we have
	a question of propagation mixed with distances, right? If yes, why not to
	suggest and/or propose new rules considering this issue?
	
	
	
	-          Stations located in the boundaries of the main ham population
	centers/countries like Caribbean Islands, Mediterranean islands and
	countries located in the north of South America, North of Africa and other
	similar areas looking to the North of the world will also do a lot more on
	40/80/160 meters AND ALSO will do a lot on the high bands, counting 3
	points/qso.  
	
	
	
	-          If you are able to construct a super contest station in a rare
	and excellent DX location (inland or offshore) with excellent openings
	during the whole 24 hours to EU and NA (this should be nice), probably will
	be on the top. But and all other stations under different conditions? Will
	compete on this category the whole life without chances? 
	
	
	
	-          So the conclusion here is that stations located far way from the
	main ham population centers/countries (outside this continents) at higher
	and lower latitudes normally do very small and limited amount of
	qsos/countries/zones in 40m, 80m and 160m  that is NOT compensated by far in
	10m, 15m and 20m.
	
	One possible solution could be to create a new category called "Islands" and
	separate it per continent.  We will have Islands Winners per Continents and
	also an World Islands Rank. One problem solved! 
	
	
	
	The second situation, regarding this countries inland, located on the
	boundaries of EU or NA (North of South America/North of Africa/etc)...we
	should think in one way to balance the monsters/unbeatable scores.  If we
	don't do nothing to balance, competition will be always boring for the rest
	of the world. Let's do barbecue, beer and have fun.  
	
	
	
	Thanks again for sharing ideas and taking your time with this issue, but
	it's very important. 
	
	
	
	Hope to listen all of you during the next contests and some DX calls. 
	
	
	
	Have a nice weekend.
	
	
	
	
	
	73's
	
	
	
	Fernando F. R. Cordoba - PY2LED
	
	Alto da Serra Contest Station
	
	PX2A - PX2B
	
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	2015-11-05 2:21 GMT+03:00 Fernando PY2LED <py2led em fuertesind.com.br <mailto:py2led em fuertesind.com.br> >:
	
	Hello Dear Contesters, good day!
	
	I was analyzing results from CQWW, CQWPX and in some categories we can see
	some nice records made by stations located in the Caribean Islands. Some of
	this islands counts like South America.
	
	It is extremelly difficult or impossible to beat their scores from South of
	Brazil, Argentina, Uruguai, Paraguai and other south countries due to the
	big distances to the main countries lime USA and some European countries.
	Also during the main contests, we have only one station (one multiplier) in
	some of this islands like Bonaire, Aruba etc and everybody will try the qso.
	
	I would like to understand if's there an explanation or criteria why they
	are located in South America for this contests. When we go to some Geography
	books, some autors gives reason why they don't include such islands at South
	America and they do like Caribean islands.
	
	Maybe this example applies to other parts of the world.  Why not to create
	an Islands Category or Central America or so?
	
	Would like to share and listen opinions about this issue.
	
	Many thanks and best 73's
	
	
	
	

	Fernando Cordoba | PY2LED | PX2B

		Sao Caetano do Sul | SP | Brasil

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