CQ World Wide 160-Meter Contest
CQ World Wide 160-Meter Contest
| Call | Category | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| SP2BP | SINGLE-OP LOW | dipole |
| SP3ATB | ASSISTED LOW | twisted dipole. Feedpoint 10m up the ground. Urban location. |
| SP3W | SINGLE-OP LOW | G5RV |
| SP7CMW | SINGLE-OP LOW | Inverted L, 30ft above ground, 100ft total length, two counterweights for 160m + multiple counterweights for other bands. CG3000 ATU |
| SP7IWA | ASSISTED HIGH | CHECKLOG ONLY |
| SP8BGM | SINGLE-OP LOW | Dipol |
| SP9KJU | SINGLE-OP LOW | FT897 80W ANT CROSSED DIPOLE 2 X 19,5M |
| SP9MDY | SINGLE-OP LOW | TRX FT897 80W ANT INW V 2 X 19,5m CROSSED |
| SQ5BA | SINGLE-OP LOW | EndFed |
| SQ5CZN | SINGLE-OP LOW | dipol 160m |
| SQ6ELV | SINGLE-OP LOW | Dipol antena installed as Inv V at Saturday (28-Feb-2026) around noon. Power point ~8 meter a.g.l. Finally it turned out that antenna resonance is below 1,8MHz (close to 1,6 :-/) but no time to play to find resonance closer 1,85 MHz. Nevertheless it was a great fun, new experience & lesson for the future activity on this band. |
| SQ7OVT | ASSISTED LOW | mono dipol 2x 37,5m (unclosed horizontal triangle) 10m above the ground |
| SQ8DSN | SINGLE-OP LOW | Inverted V dipole. Center at 12 meters. Arms half-way horizontal at 2 meters. Many QRM. Thanks for a nice contest. |
| TA1ED | SINGLE-OP QRP | check log |
| TA2WTA | SINGLE-OP LOW | 40m EFHW (64:1 unun), horizontal |
| TI1K | SINGLE-OP HIGH | My antenna is an invention based on the Hex Beam, at 50 feet it goes horizontally to trees creating a W shape dipole, for this contest i added an Inverted V at 50feet at the apex but the W shape dipole beat it. |
| UA3BL | ASSISTED LOW | 160m HB9CV at h=55m + RBOG |
| UA4FDK | ASSISTED LOW | 73! |
| UR3ABV | SINGLE-OP QRP | GP 30 meters high |
| UR5VAA | SINGLE-OP LOW | RIG: FTDX-3000 ANTENNA: German Quad |
| UW1U | SINGLE-OP LOW | Inv L antenna |
| UY4W | SINGLE-OP LOW | Inverted V |
| VA2QR | SINGLE-OP HIGH | 200 Watts |
| VA3AC | SINGLE-OP LOW | Full Wave Loop |
| VA6RCN | SINGLE-OP LOW | 160M dipole portable in grid DO23xt. Antenna was highest at 24 feet and drooped in places to 12 feet. |
| VE3BR | SINGLE-OP QRP | Antenna: DX-Eng 80/40 Thunderbolt 55ft Dual Band Vertical |
| VE3PN | SINGLE-OP HIGH | VERY HARD WORK THIS ONE |
| VE3ZV | SINGLE-OP LOW | DIPOLE @ 60FT AND 100 WATTS UNFORTUNATELY MISSED OPERATING FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MORNING |
| VE7ZO | ASSISTED HIGH | This should be a check log as I mistakenly self-spotted myself. Self spotting helps generate more Q's and more enjoyment, especially on bands with weak signals. |
| VE9WRS | SINGLE-OP LOW | END FED 25 feet at fed end.5 at endfeet |
| VE9XX | ASSISTED HIGH | Thanks for the contacts!... |
| W0PV | SINGLE-OP LOW | Base fed w 52ohm coax short vertical wire bent into a shape suspended from top of tubing at 40ft with a top loading (Marconi) T wire inverted V shape. One quarter wave (130ft) long above ground radial wire. |
| W1IZZ | SINGLE-OP LOW | 43 ft vertical with remote tuner and 160m coil. |
| W1TKO | SINGLE-OP LOW | 160m center-fed flat-top half-wave dipole fed with lightweight antique bare copperweld ladder line. Antenna elevation approx 65 feet. |
| W2SO | SINGLE-OP LOW | W2BMT OPERATED AT W2SO CLUBHOUSE LANCASTER NY DURING 2026 CONTEST |
| W3AVP | SINGLE-OP LOW | 130' EFHW antenna thrown over my 2 story house. Tuner was working over time to get any match. I appreciate everyone's patience in making contact with me. |
| W4FMM | SINGLE-OP QRP | Where were all the Connecticut stations? |
| W4JJF | ASSISTED LOW | 260' +- Off Center Fed Wire. Sloped 88' leg and 177' horizontal leg roughly 35' above ground. |
| W4KP | SINGLE-OP HIGH | Got the 160 dipole back up Friday just in time to operate this contest. Had a good time doing both. |
| W4KW | SINGLE-OP HIGH | TNX for the Contacts |
| W4VIC | ASSISTED HIGH | Thanks for the Qs. 73, Vic W4VIC |
| W8MET | SINGLE-OP LOW | Lots of local noise for me on 160M...S9+20 noise using low-slung dipole at 20 feet....Had to use magnetic loop for receiving which brought noise level down to only S9 .....heard many people calling me but could not pull them out....to all 73, Met |
| W8RU | SINGLE-OP LOW | Low power with a compromise antenna is a tough way to go. Happy to hand out some points. Thanks for the QSOs and 73, Ron (W8RU). |
| W9HT | SINGLE-OP LOW | end fed antenna at 25 ft |
| WA2OTC | SINGLE-OP HIGH | Helically wound PVC pipe vertical + 16 short radials |
| WA4LDU | SINGLE-OP LOW | inverted v with apex at 50ft |
| WA5LFD | SINGLE-OP LOW | G5RV at 35ft. |
| WB2JTE | SINGLE-OP LOW | 80 mtr efhw |
| WB6JJJ | ASSISTED HIGH | Fun contest this evening... A couple of us helped a first timer with the exchange and how to call CQ. I think he was having fun. The band was VERY noisy tonight at S9 which made a couple of the QSOs a bit difficult. I didn't hear a number of the usual calls that populate the 160 Meter contests. Thanks for the QSOs, Bill |
| WB8WUA | SINGLE-OP LOW | I had fun, but there was noisy conditions, and I did not reach many people with my poor (too short) wire dipole antenna. Thanks for this good (and ONLY) 160 Mtr phone (SSB) QSO opportunity. So now I plan to work the next (Mar) 160 Mtr CW Stew Perry TBC contest. |