Hi Steve, Let me check through the computer. I changed my system at rumble 6 and on. Hope I still have the old stuff in the archives. Ernie

Ernie - Thanks for the page. Now for the big question: Do you still have the scores from Rumbles 1 through 5? I know I saw the scores for #5, since that was the one I won in Super. But I'm not sure

Hi Jay! These are last years scores in HTML. if you need conversion let me know. 73 Ernie

Oops. Sorry Dave. (Yours is in a batch I haven't read yet.) There are two responses that are always QRP. Steve W3HF

I find the comments about QRP PSK interesting particularly from people with outdoor antennas and even beams. Try a real challenge that Steve (W3HF) and I live with -- attic antennas. My goal, watch

Most of my activity happened after 0900Z (a few at the start of the contest), and throughout the day the bands slowly got better and better. Heard Duncan at my QTH in Grand Rapids, Michigan, from 0900

I used to, and may have a printout, but that's it. Maybe if we ask real nice, Ernie could create a "Rumble Results History" page, so we could see how the contest has evolved over the years. I think

Dave & Steve, I have run PSK QRP on a field brewed ant made out of a boom box whip, a soda pop can, and some hook up wire while in OK. Would like to have been running in a contest that time as I

I find it interesting all the comments made about QRPers. Both Jay and Bernie tried it out this contest. Bernie even made a comment about gaining some more understanding of (respect for?) what the

Does anyone have last years scores saved? I'd like to see them for comparison. Jay - AA8QQ

de Jungle Telegraph Easy to score! Count up all your QSOs, including those guys you worked on seperate bands. Check for Duplicate QSOs on the same band and delete any dupes. This is your QSO

Oops, typo turned into bad example. It was supposed to be PY5XT and PP7TG. Steve

Craig - You count DXCC entities just like you do for ARRL's DXCC award. Your first contact to Argentina counts for Argentina on that band-- you don't need a second. If you get an Argentine on

Hi All, Whew, what a mess trying to run QRP in this test. I was limited to 10, 15, & 20 meters. I never saw any traces on 40 or 80. I think DQU stopped by before going to DE and installed diodes

If you haven't tried W3KM's GenLog yet, you might want to give it a shot in the next Rumble. It will give you a printout of your multipliers in exactly the same format as shown on Ernie's score

The same here, except ZL3JT, he was there on 20m from morning to noon. I spent some time to contact him. One VK came through for a view minutes but he worked not in contest. There were surprisingly

Hi Craig, read the rules for the Rumble, nothing else counts. Erika/DL2AYL

One more Question Reading the WPX rules as far as I can tell A1 N1 K1 W1 counts as a multiplier is this correct for Rumble or Does it count only for the call areas No matter the Prefix. N1 K2

On muitlpiers I'm understanding most like 9 different call areas in U.S. and VK different call areas How abt DXCC is that every different one contact or only every 2 or more contacts to same country