Singapore contact - need help

[K3CDQ]

On 2/18/01 at 0122Z I worked a station in Singapore on CW on 21037.   At first I copied his call as 9V1NAC.  Remember, in a pile up and at 40 wpm, you don't always get it right the first time....

Second time around I thought his call was 9V1Y? and since it was contest weekend, another station covered him up and I missed the call.

I have no doubt that I am in his log because I clearly heard him send   k3cdq 599, which is the report we all get in contest....(HI)

If someone else was around that evening, I sure would appreciate knowing what call you copied from him

best 73
Dick

k3cdq@chesapeake.net

[WB2WIK]

You need to get hooked up with a DX Cluster!  For 21 MHz specifically, try:

http://oh2aq.kolumbus.com/dxs/21.html/

Post your question, give date and approx time and 9V1?? call and somebody will probably tell you who it was.

Steve WB2WIK/6

[EX_K1TA_MARSTON]

Which is worse here guys the shabby operator or the guy telling him to circumvent the entire process by reading a computer screen.

[WB2WIK]

Cute, K1TA.

The original requestor did not say why he wanted to know the callsign, so I don't believe we can assume any malicious intent...

If you're a contester, you know that all the contest dupe/log programs (CT, TR, WriteLog) have Supercall Partial functions that allow you to plug in a partial callsign and have the computer fill in the "probable" balance, based on a data base of previous contest participants.  

Don't think the contest winners aren't using this function!

WB2WIK/6

[LZ1KDP]

There are not so many 9V1 active in contests.
It has been 9V1YC (most probably)