Breezeshooters WSPR Contest | Breezeshooters 28.480mhz

Saturday September 5th 2020 6pm-10pm (22:00-2:00 UTC) using 5 watts 10m WSPR digital mode, stations in Western PA see how many unique stations copy you within 160km (about 100 miles, wspr software is in km).

Rules/Guidelines:
WSPR mode on 28.1246 MHz USB (10 meter band)
5 watts power
No more than 20% fraction (station transmits 20% of the time and receives 80%)
Vertical or Horizontal (Most local 10m stations run vertical)

To send in your log for scoring, download unique stations within 160km that copied you during the contest from the WSPR Database and send them in to AC3DB webmaster@breezeshooters.org by 9/11/2020

Example log for contest scoring:
In the screenshot below, there are 6 unique stations that spotted me within 160km according to the WSPR database.

Another note: Make sure you enter all 6 digits of your grid square in the wspr software. Looking at my spots from testing Friday night, I see a few callsigns that only have 4 digits of their grid square entered, and it is throwing off the distances.

2020-09-04 18:22	KC3LGT	28.126015	-2	0	EN90wq	5	AC3DB	EN90xu	20	21	14
2020-09-04 22:18	AC3DB	28.126200	+21	-3	EN90xu	5	KC3LGT	EN90wq	20	201	5
2020-09-04 18:42	AC3DB	28.126146	-1	-3	EN90xu	5	N3YJN	FN00bp	27	149	18
2020-09-04 19:54	KB3YLP	28.126112	+9	-2	FN00bp	5	AC3DB	EN90xu	27	329	22
2020-09-04 18:26	N3YJN	28.126132	-11	0	FN00bp	5	AC3DB	EN90xu	27	329	38
2020-09-04 19:36	AC3DB	28.126146	-7	-1	EN90xu	5	KB3YLP	FN00bp	27	149	9
2020-09-05 00:18	AC3DB	28.126149	+12	-3	EN90xu	5	K3KSB	FN00es	36	105	3
2020-09-04 23:42	K3KSB	28.126019	+16	-2	FN00es	5	AC3DB	EN90xu	36	285	4
2020-09-04 21:40	AC3DB	28.126156	-6	-3	EN90xu	5	WE3L	FN00bl	44	161	12
2020-09-04 21:32	WE3L	28.126165	+4	0	FN00bl	5	AC3DB	EN90xu	44	341	6
2020-09-04 23:22	K3CLT	28.126034	-6	0	FN00cl	5	AC3DB	EN90xu	47	333	11
2020-09-05 01:18	AC3DB	28.126154	-4	-3	EN90xu	5	K2PMD	FN00bk	48	163	2
2020-09-05 01:12	K2PMD	28.126137	+8	0	FN00bk	5	AC3DB	EN90xu	48	343	1
2020-09-04 23:36	AC3DB	28.126162	-17	-3	EN90xu	5	KC3PIB	EN90xj	51	180	1
2020-09-04 23:34	KC3PIB	28.126161	-12	0	EN90xj	2	AC3DB	EN90xu	51	0	2
2020-09-05 01:02	WU3U	28.126085	+1	-1	FN00bg	0.005	AC3DB	EN90xu	66	348	6
2020-09-04 22:18	AC3DB	28.126153	-22	-3	EN90xu	5	K3MI	EN90	94	244	10
2020-09-05 01:02	KC3LMP	28.126094	-3	0	EN90	5	AC3DB	EN90xu	94	63	5
2020-09-04 21:58	K3MI	28.126090	-12	-2	EN90	1	AC3DB	EN90xu	94	63	17
2020-09-05 01:18	AC3DB	28.126156	-4	-3	EN90xu	5	WU3U	FN00	94	116	1
2020-09-05 01:10	KB3UWC	28.126087	-6	1	FN00	5	AC3DB	EN90xu	94	297	3
2020-09-04 02:12	W8AC	28.126026	-6	0	EN91jm	5	AC3DB	EN90xu	123	127	39
2020-09-04 18:42	AC3DB	28.126147	-14	-1	EN90xu	5	W8AC	EN91jm	123	308	8
2020-09-04 02:52	W8MV	28.126102	-28	-4	EN90fx	0.2	AC3DB	EN90xu	127	96	8
2020-09-04 23:12	KN3A	28.126011	-29	0	FN10sb	0.2	AC3DB	EN90xu	316	287	4
2020-09-05 00:54	KK6IPL	28.126015	-24	0	EM15hd	0.2	AC3DB	EN90xu	1642	62	1

Any questions, email AC3DB (webmaster@breezeshooters.org or good on QRZ.

About WSPR digital mode: “Weak Signal Propogation Reporter” is a low power semi-automatic beacon mode where your ham radio station sends out a 2 minute transmit sequence containing your callsign, grid square and power level. Other stations running the WSPR software receive your signal and upload it to the database and map. This mode is great for learning band propagation and for testing and comparing antennas. WSPR can decode down to about -29db SNR but your computer clock must be set accurately for the mode to work.