Contest & section |
Position |
Score |
Notes |
2021 contests |
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CQ WW SSB |
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ARRL FD |
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All Asia CW |
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ARI |
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WPX CW |
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WPX SSB |
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ARRL SSB |
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CQ WW 160m (M/2) |
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2020 contests |
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CW WW CW |
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Oceania SSB |
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WAE CW |
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WAE SSB |
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CW WW RTTY |
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2019 contests |
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CQ WW CW |
Claimed |
7,513,744 |
Day one was good fun with decent runs. 10m opened to AS and NA, and we logged 3,500 QSOs. Day two was extremely slow. No 10m opening, 15m was open to US but no runs. SA stations as usual were focused on NA only. 20m on day two would only reach to the US west coast: we couldn't hear the East Coast, Caribbean or SA and missed many easy multipliers. Low band conditions were very good all weekend. Having lost our 160m vertical due to high winds in October (collateral damage to the tower when it collapsed), we hurriedly erected a low inverted-V instead. We sure missed the topband vertical ... and didn't even work a ZL! |
CQ WW SSB |
Claimed |
2,589,984 |
Another youth team effort in a big contest. Most ops qualify as rookies, some doing their first real contest ever. All managed a steady flow of calls into the log. From the training/learning perspective it was probably an advantage to not have massive pile ups. While conditions were a challenge, 10 & 15m gave nice surprises, although not to the Caribbean or SA. On 10m we got 1 x JA, 1 x XE, 2 x KH6s, 2 x ZLs and the rest were USA (from West coast into Texas). We made good use of the youngsters by progressing antenna work. A storm damaged our 160m vertical (crank up tower) two weeks before and the remnants had to be removed. We will replace it with a mast with beams dedicated to SA and EU LP. Due to endless maintenance hassles with rotators in our windswept location, we are planning fixed beams for certain directions. Marek OK1MV was of tremendous help, climbing the towers. We had fun and will be back soon. |
CQ WPX SSB |
Claimed ~29th world |
2,655,675 |
Youth team: Jaiden ZL4WW (age 15) with Xenia ZL4YL and Alice ZL2EM (both 17) ... with some guidance from ZL3IO (ancient) |
ARRL DX SSB |
2nd ZL |
Claim 302,841 Final 283.140 |
ZL4YL single-op, beaten by ZM1A. Lost 6.4% in checking. |
Russian DX |
Claimed ~23rd world |
Claim 370,944 Final 295,097 |
Xenia ZL4YL. Lost 20% in checking - 10% less than last year. |
ARRL DX CW |
Claimed ~26th world? Not listed in the results |
1,686,360 |
Team: Holger ZL3IO, Brad WP2B and Xenia ZL4YL. Holger did most of the operating while the others were living it up at the Napier Art Deco 0festival. QRO amp released the smoke so mostly we used 300 to 400W from the trusty KPA500. |
2018 contests |
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CQ WW DX CW |
1st ZL |
7,594,280 |
Oustanding effort by an excellent team. High QRN made it hard going for us on the low bands though. 15m was worse than normal and 10m barely flickered open. Ops: Chris DL1MGB, Gary ZL2IFB, Mike ZL2MY, Jackie ZL3CW, Wes ZL3TE, Xenia ZL4YL & Holger ZL3IO Certificate |
CQ WW DX SSB |
1st ZL |
2,659,480 |
Marko OH6DO aka N5ZO made the long trip to ZL especially for this guest-op entry, making ~2,800 QSOs with over 43 hours in the chair. Certificate |
CQ WPX CW |
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1,562 |
ZL3IO checklog |
CQ WPX SSB |
1st ZL |
6,373,404 |
ZL3IO single-op, excellent result! |
Russian DX |
1st ZL |
Claim 17,568 |
Xenia ZL4YL + Holger ZL3IO. Lost a disappointing 30% in checking. Certificate. |
ARRL DX SSB |
1st ZL |
306,588 |
ZL4YL single-handedly showed the rest of us how to do it! Certificate |
ARRL DX CW |
1st ZL |
1,493,838 |
ZL3IO + ZL4YL Certificate |
2017 contests |
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CQ WW DX CW |
1st ZL |
8,264,662 |
Great result! Lost 6.2% of our claimed score in checking though. |
CQ WW DX SSB |
1st ZL |
2,629,781 |
Full team entry this year. Lost more than 10% in checking: logging accuracy needs more effort |
CQ WPX CW |
1st ZL |
1,228,565 |
ZL3IO single-op, great result! |
CQ WPX SSB |
1st ZL |
2,029,773 |
ZL3IO single-op |
CQ 160 |
1st ZL |
47,232 |
Highly placed in Oceania but low in world terms: topband is tough down here in the Pacific |
9A CW |
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9,000 |
ZL3IO single-op |
ARRL 10m |
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56,808 |
ZL3IO single-op |
WAG |
1st ZL |
5,940 |
ZL3IO single-op |
WAE SSB |
1st ZL |
9,108
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ZL3IO single-op |
WAE CW |
1st ZL |
77,401 |
ZL3IO + ZL4YL |
All Asia DX CW |
1st ZL |
31,787 |
ZL3IO single-op |
JIDX CW |
2nd ZL |
44,672 |
ZL3IO single-op, beaten by ZM2B |
ARRL DX SSB |
3rd ZL |
24,948 |
ZL3IO single-op |
ARRL DX CW |
1st ZL |
1,599,312 |
Team: DL1SVA, ZL4YY, ZL2iFB, ZL4YL, ZL3IO Certificate |
RAEM |
1st ZL |
26,199 |
ZL3IO single-op |
2016 contests |
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CQ WW DX CW |
1st ZL |
5,940,882 |
First full club entry from new QTH |
CQ WW DX SSB |
1st ZL |
4,127,280 |
ZL3IO had fun testing the station prior to the club entering the CW leg - and what a star! |
BERU |
1st ZL |
2,980 |
ZL3IO single-op |
CQ WPX SSB |
1st ZL |
4,207,455 |
ZL3IO single-op, great result |
RUDX |
1st ZL |
621,340 |
ZL3IO single-op |
CQ WPX CW |
1st ZL |
2,224,454 |
ZL3IO single-op, great result |
All Asia DX CW |
1st ZL |
23,904 |
ZL3IO single-op |
WAE CW |
2nd ZL |
362,046 |
ZL3IO single-op |
All Asia DX SSB |
2nd ZL |
75,096 |
ZL3IO single-op, beaten by ZM1A |
WAE SSB |
1st ZL |
192,060 |
ZL3IO single-op, fantastic! |
WAG |
1st ZL |
61,047 |
ZL3IO single-op, great! |
ARRL DX CW |
1st ZL |
1,359,585 |
ZL3IO single-op barefoot. star performance |
ARRL DX SSB |
1st ZL |
1,468,125 |
ZL3IO single-op Certificate |
2015 contests |
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ARRL DX SSB |
1st ZL |
374,085 |
ZL2YL + ZL3IO Certificate |
2014 contests |
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CQ WW DX CW |
2nd ZL |
6,781,860 |
ZL3IO and DJ7TO exceeded the old ZL record ... but so did ZM1A, and they were even more excessive! |
WAE CW |
1st ZL |
94,736 |
ZL3IO single-op |
ARRL DX CW |
1st ZL |
3,492,693 |
ZM90DX special event call celebrating 90 years since first ZL-UK QSO, operated by ZL3IO, ZL3TE and ZL2iFB |
ARRL DX SSB |
1st ZL |
200,166 |
ZL3IO single-op. World 2nd golden log with zero deductions. Certificate |
2013 contests |
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CQ WW DX CW |
1st ZL |
13,178,900 |
A fabulous effort. Narrowly beaten again by KH6LC, but that’s another ZL record in the bag. |
CQ WW DX SSB |
1st ZL |
7,136,512 |
10m was hot, mostly, but condx kept dropping out on us. 80m was pathetic! |
WPX CW |
1st ZL |
3,861,900 |
Team: ZL2AL, ZL2ST, ZL2MY, ZL2iFB |
2012 contests |
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CQ WW DX CW |
1st ZL |
15,224,510 |
Narrowly beaten in Oceania by KH6LC but we’re happy with another ZL record |
CQ WW DX SSB |
1st Oceania |
11,130,531 |
Write-up Set the ZL record with our first M/M entry! |
Oceania DX SSB |
1st ZL |
8,925,696 |
Write-up Team: ZL2AL, ZL2ST, ZL3IO, ZL2CC, ZL2MY, ZL2WG, ZL2iFB |
2011 contests |
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CQ WW DX CW |
2nd ZL |
8,930,310 |
Lots of runs, lots of fun. Trouble with the 10m antenna but the rigs, amps and DXcluster all worked. Despite our good score, we were soundly beaten by our friends at ZM1A. Write-up. |
CQ WW DX SSB |
1st ZL |
8,872,816 |
Write-up. 6,572 QSOs and 488 mults (132 zones + 356 countries). Soundly beaten in Oceania by AH0BT’s 11 million but we beat VI6NC, KH7CW and other worthy opponents. Extended our ZL record once again! |
Oceania DX CW |
2nd ZL |
4,495,132 |
Increased once more on the previous year’s winning score with M/2. Write-up. Soundly beaten by ZM1A’s 7 million. |
Oceania DX SSB |
1st ZL |
11,550,280 |
Fabulous effort! Write-up. Beaten in Oceania by even bigger scores from VK and T32C. |
2010 contests |
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CQ WW DX CW |
2nd ZL |
3,501,680 |
3,405 QSOs. 117 zones + 247 countries = 364 mults. Write-up. |
CQ WW DX SSB |
1st ZL |
5,601,050 |
4,680 QSOs. 466 mults. Beat our own record! Write-up. |
Oceania DX CW |
1st Oceania |
3,624,212 |
1,400 QSOs and 845 mults meant a substantial increase on 2009 and another win! Write-up. |
Oceania DX SSB |
1st ZL |
3,294,719 |
1,500 QSOs and 700 mults was enough to win ZL [being the only M/2 ZL entrant!] but well short of VK4KW’s Oceania-winning score of 7m points. Write-up. |
2009 Contests |
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CQ WW DX CW |
2nd ZL |
2,899,740 |
3,250 QSOs. 371 mults. Lost a lot in checking. Beaten by ZM1A. |
CQ WW DX SSB |
1st ZL |
3,742,977 |
3,504 QSOs. 124 zones + 287 DXCCs = 411 mults. |
Oceania DX CW |
1st Oceania |
2,305,064 |
We won Oceania! Fantastic effort! Write-up. |
2008 contests |
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CQ WW DX CW |
1st ZL |
1,273,767 |
HF conditions were hard going but LF was hot. |
CQ WW DX SSB |
1st ZL |
2,374,515 |
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CQ WPX SSB |
1st ZL |
4,376,460 |
Despite a significant increase on our previous year’s score with nearly twice as many QSOs (2,112 QSOs and 660 mults), this “1st in ZL and 2nd Oceania” thing is getting boooring! We’ll be gunning for 1st Oceania from now on! |
CQ WPX CW |
1st ZL |
2,024,330 |
Team: ZL2LA, ZL2ST, ZL2LF, ZL2FAR |
2007 contests |
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CQ WW DX SSB |
1st ZL |
2,402,167 |
Pipped to the post in Oceania once again. We’ll just have to try harder in 2008 ... |
CQ WPX SSB |
1st ZL |
1,686,830 |
Great weekend! Immensely satisfying despite the SFI of just 69 and letting the smoke out of an SB220 amp’s HT transformer. 1106 QSOs, 470 mults |
2006 contests |
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CQ WW DX SSB |
1st ZL |
2,291,883 |
This was the club’s inaugural event as ZM2M using wire dipoles and two beams. Our aims were to have fun, prove the site and radio systems and achieve a respectable score. 3 out of 3! We only made one topband QSO this year so there is definitely room for improvement there. 2,546 QSOs, 115 zones and 234 DXCCs = 394 mults. Watch this space ... |
ZM4T - the East Coast Contest Group
Hawkes Bay, North Island, New Zealand CQ zone 32 ITU zone 60 Locator RF80LF