| Position |
Callsign |
Score |
| 1 |
G3BJ |
630 |
| 1 |
G4BUO |
630 |
| 1 |
M0TTT/P |
630 |
| 4 |
G4RCG |
620 |
| 5 |
G3SXW |
610 |
| 6 |
G3LET |
600 |
| 6 |
G3WUX |
600 |
| 6 |
G4BJM |
600 |
| 6 |
GU3SQX |
600 |
| 10 |
G4OGB |
590 |
| 11 |
G0IVZ |
580 |
| 11 |
G3KHZ |
580 |
| 13 |
G0CKP |
570 |
| 13 |
G4CZB |
570 |
| 13 |
GW3NJW |
570 |
| 13 |
GW3WWN |
570 |
| 17 |
G4IIY |
560 |
| 17 |
GM3JKS |
560 |
| 19 |
G3RSD |
550 |
| 20 |
G3TJE |
540 |
| 20 |
G3ZGC |
540 |
| 22 |
G2HLU |
530 |
| 23 |
G3LHJ |
530 |
| 23 |
G4CWH |
530 |
| 25 |
G3GLL |
520 |
| 25 |
G3JJG |
520 |
| 27 |
G3JJZ |
500 |
| 27 |
G3LIK |
500 |
| 29 |
G3TXF |
490 |
| 30 |
G4EBK |
480 |
| 30 |
GM4SID |
480 |
| 32 |
G3KKP |
460 |
| 33 |
G3RFH |
450 |
| 33 |
G4BLI |
450 |
| 35 |
G3JKY |
440 |
| 35 |
G4XPE |
440 |
| 37 |
G0DHZ |
430 |
| 38 |
G3JYP |
400 |
| 38 |
G3MA |
400 |
| 38 |
G3YEC |
400 |
| 41 |
G3VQO |
370 |
| 42 |
G4PTE |
360 |
| 43 |
G4RLS/P |
350 |
| 43 |
GW3SB |
350 |
| 45 |
G3JSK |
320 |
| 46 |
G3GMM |
310 |
| 47 |
G4ARI |
300 |
| 48 |
G3YMC |
290 |
| 49 |
G8OO |
250 |
| 50 |
GM3UM |
230 |
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Ropoco 1 Contest, 2002.
Ropoco 1 in 2002 differed from recent events in several
respects. Most importantly, it was a much closer-run
affair, and even after several reviews of the adjudication
process, three stations could not be separated at the
top of the table. Congratulations therefore to Don Beattie,
G3BJ; Dave Lawley, G4BUO; and Robert Morgan, M0TTT/P,
who jointly head the table. Special mention should be
made of M0TTT, who achieved this accolade at the first
attempt, and at the tender age of 15 years: clearly
the senior citizens of Ropoco must look to their laurels!
However, Don and Dave saved their blushes by submitting
error-free logs, and therefore share both the Verulam
Silver Jubilee Trophy, as well as that for the highest-scoring
error-free log.
Nearly everyone once more expressed how much they enjoyed
the event, and many submitted suggestions for improvement.
These are too numerous to mention here, but as always
include variation of the timing. The adjudicator feels
that action in this regard would invigorate an already
popular contest.
Another difference on this occasion was the facility
kindly provided by Ray, G4FON, which enabled direct
conversion of all electronic logs to the database format
which was used for all cross-checking since Ropoco2
2000, even several non-standard, idiosyncratic formats:
well done Ray! This produced, as usual, over 2000 lines
of QSO information. The other side of this coin was
that paper-based logs increased to 11 in number, all
of which had to be retyped for the adjudication process.
The error rate in respect of postcodes and RST reports,
was once again in the order of 5%, a very commendable
performance , well done everyone. See you all in Ropoco
2.
Clive Whelan, GW3NJW.
Check logs gratefully acknowledged from G0ATR and
G3HZL.
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