Some statistics from the meptspots database downloadable from the wsprnet website (update 0735z 8-May-2008). There are 402 reporters and the top ones are VE1VDM (with 27969 reports) followed by K1JT (24892) and W1BW (23269), while the most heard stations (1863 as total) are K1JT (27047 reports), VE1VDM (23709) and WB3ANQ (22160) [IV3GTH, I2KBD and IK1RKU among the italians]. The longest distance WSPR report is PA3ABK heard by ZL1ANY with 11937 miles (not counting the strange callsign/grids reported which seem wrong decodes). F1VS and F8RZ heard by ZL1BPU (11831 and 11811 miles). The most used band for WSPR reports is 30m (502028 spots) followed by 80m (40844) and 40m (15682). Me personally I decoded (and sent to the database) 2191 spots, using the online receiver located in W2 zone.Thursday, May 08, 2008
WSPR top calls
Some statistics from the meptspots database downloadable from the wsprnet website (update 0735z 8-May-2008). There are 402 reporters and the top ones are VE1VDM (with 27969 reports) followed by K1JT (24892) and W1BW (23269), while the most heard stations (1863 as total) are K1JT (27047 reports), VE1VDM (23709) and WB3ANQ (22160) [IV3GTH, I2KBD and IK1RKU among the italians]. The longest distance WSPR report is PA3ABK heard by ZL1ANY with 11937 miles (not counting the strange callsign/grids reported which seem wrong decodes). F1VS and F8RZ heard by ZL1BPU (11831 and 11811 miles). The most used band for WSPR reports is 30m (502028 spots) followed by 80m (40844) and 40m (15682). Me personally I decoded (and sent to the database) 2191 spots, using the online receiver located in W2 zone.
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