Final Results:

Antenna Class - W - Single element wire

Antenna Class - V - Verticals

Antenna Class - B - Multi-element arrays/beams

Soapbox:

• a real snow show run with real snow and snow static.
  20 min of 20 over static from the snow fall.
  WØCQC ran from KØFRP
  31 q's 16 SPC's slow but good condx except for the snow static.
  Al KØFRP with WØCQC running the 2001 Colorado Snow Shoe Run

• Had fun but also had to endure a "flaky" Zepp conection due to heavy snowfall our here on the high plains!
  - Roger, WBØJNR

• No problems here-- more or less halfway between Roger and Al, but
  no "snow static." Heard only one station calling that I couldn't dig
  out--
  thanks for trying! Bottom line, 38 Q's and 18 SPCs.
  Good fun and looking forward to the next one. 73 DE N1FN

Rules and Other Info:

WHEN: Sunday, Dec. 16 0200-0400 UTC

North America Local Times:

Pacific:	Saturday evening, Dec 15		6-8 pm
Mountain:	Saturday evening, Dec 15		7-9 pm
Central:	Saturday evening, Dec 15		8-10 pm
Eastern:	Saturday evening, Dec 15		9-11 pm

BAND: 40 Meters only

MODE: CW

POWER:  5 watts maximum output for all entrants

(QRO stations are encouraged to join the run, but we can't accept your logs
as a contest entry. QRP stations can work QRO stations.)

CLASSES:
BASED ON ANTENNA TYPE!

W - Single element wire (includes dipole, random wires, Zepp, doublet,
inverted "V", slopers, single element loops, inverted "L", etc.)

V - Verticals (includes single element, ground plane, trapped vertical,
anything with vertical polarization and omnidirectional pattern).

B - Multi-element arrays/beams (includes beams, multi- element loops, phased
verticals, V-beams, rhombics, etc.)

Operations may be conducted with different antennas provided all antennas
used are in the same class.

EXCHANGE:
RST + S/P/C + Antenna Class + CQC # or Power.

Example:  549 CO W NR154 or 559 VA V 5W

MULTIPLE CONTACTS:
The same station may be worked up to three times during the contest,
provided there is a minimum of 30 minutes between QSOs with the same
station.

SCORING:
3 points per QSO, the first time each station is worked.
2 points for the second time the same station is worked.
1 point for the third time the same station is worked.

Multipliers:  SPCs and the number of CQC members worked.

(Second and third contacts with the same station score QSO points, but DO
NOT COUNT as multipliers.)

Total Score:  QSO Points  X  SPCs  X  Members = Total Score

LOGS:
Submit logs showing time UTC, callsign, exchange received (SPC & CLASS), QSO
points for each station worked and multiplier points.

EXAMPLES:
0305  W0CQC  CO V  155 3 1
0312  N1FN/5 TX B  154 3 1
0336  W0CQC  CO V  155 2 0
0345  W1AW   CT B   5W 3 0
0355  HC8N   HC B   5W 3 0

Total Score:  (QSO Points)  X  (SPCs)  X  (Members) = (Total Score)
                   11       X    3     X      2     =       55

Submissions must include a summary sheet giving your name, call sign,
antenna class, mailing address, AND A CALCULATION OF YOUR CLAIMED SCORE.

Also include an alphabetical listing of claimed multipliers and a
description of equipment and power used. Soapbox comments are also welcome.

Logs must be postmarked or e-mailed no later than 2359 UTC JANUARY 17, 2001.

Mail logs to:

SNOWSHOE
C/O CQC
P.O. Box 17174
Denver, CO 80402-6019

E-mail ASCII text files only to:

To Email contest logs:

AWARDS:
Certificates will be awarded to the highest scoring station in each antenna
class.

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Questions or concerns?  Send an Email to:
(Surface mail: Colorado QRP Club - P.O. Box 17174, Golden, Colorado 80402-6019 USA)

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