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Roster & Results for RG Event Nr. 27 Saturday December 7th @ 14:00 - 16:00 UTC (2 hours) There is a limit of one 10-group code list per operator for this event (max Tx Points = 20). Your Tx points may increase as other operators confirm groups that you have transmitted. Please see the full event description HERE. -...- ------------------------------------------------ RandomGram Scores (Updated: 2024/12/09 02:17 UTC) Call Team TX RX Tot ------ ----------- ---- ---- ----- W9DLN StraightKey 20 81 101 KK0I 20 77 97 NJ8L Sideswiper 20 74 94 W3NP Bug 20 71 91 AB4PP Bug 20 64 84 AF2Z Sideswiper 20 64 84 K0RO StraightKey 20 54 74 KG0RD Bug 20 54 74 AI9IN StraightKey 20 43 63 W0ENE 20 35 55 KI4KXO 20 31 51 NA5LU StraightKey 20 27 47 WM4Q Bug 20 27 47 K2IZ 20 20 40 KC2EGL StraightKey 20 18 38 KC1UML LICW 20 16 36 N0IPA LICW 20 16 36 KN4HAQ 20 15 35 K7SHR 20 12 32 W1YTQ 20 10 30 WG9K 20 9 29 W4KAC QRP 18 48 66 W4QDV StraightKey 14 47 61 WB9RCE 14 27 41 W7CQW StraightKey 14 24 38 AC2C Sideswiper 12 32 44 NC2M StraightKey 12 23 35 N1DUC 10 12 22 AI7FF 10 9 19 K5GD 6 13 19 N4CDH 6 11 17 OE1TKW 4 2 6 OE3IAK 4 2 6 KB1FGC 4 1 5 K4CTF 2 1 3 KG7WGX Bug - 29 29 W9JX - 19 19 N5DCH LICW - 7 7 N7DLI - 4 4 Team Mbrs Avg Tot ----------- ---- ---- ----- StraightKey 8 57 457 Bug 5 65 325 Sideswiper 3 74 222 LICW 3 26 79 QRP 1 66 66 TX = Transmit points (2-pts per code group) RX = Copy points (1-pt per code group) Mbrs = Nr of members on team Avg = Average score per team member ------------------------------------------------ .-.-.

Welcome to RandomGram Event Nr. 26: Date/Time: November 15th @ 22:00 - 23:59 UTC. That is Friday afternoon/evening for most. Objective: This is a 25-group event with five-character alphanumeric groups. Transmit each of your 25 code groups (one per QSO) for a perfect Tx score of 50 points (2-pts per transmitted group). You can resend groups in additional QSOs to help ensure that all are logged & reported by other operators. Also log as many code groups as you can from other operators, during QSOs and by SWL/intercept, for maximum Rx and Total points (1-pt per received group). New TX Lists (code groups) are available now for this event. Code groups from previous events have expired and will not score. Obtain a registered TX List by emailing your call sign to the Group Owner email address at [email protected] Multiple Same-band Contacts (dup's) are encouraged. Please use the revised procedure for making multiple same-band contacts, in effect since April; see info HERE. Teams: Teams are listed in the Roster & Results message post for this event (see below). Additional teams are available by request. Team membership is open to all and is completely optional. Operating on a team is no different than otherwise. Team scores are the sum of individual members' scores. If you're interested in joining a team for this event just email your call sign and team preference to [email protected] Suggested Frequencies: 50-60 kHz above the bottom of non-WARC HF bands, conditions permitting. Other frequencies in the band may prove better depending on your region or QRM from other ongoing events. 7028 kHz is preferable in OC & AS regions. Suggested Spotting Page: RG participants are invited to use the SKCC SkedPage at https://sked.skccgroup.com/ (SKCC Members who post or self-spot on the SkedPage-- please be prepared to provide an SKCC style exchange for callers who request it.) Operating Tips: - A transmitted group earns 2-points; a received group is 1-point if accurately transmitted, copied and reported; - Work the same stations on the same band multiple times and exchange additional code groups (see new procedure here ) - Transmit a different code group with every contact (one code group per QSO); - For additional points monitor other stations: log and submit code groups they exchange (SWL/intercept); - Submit your log or list of received code groups via email to obtain your current score and abstract of groups. For additional operating and logging guidelines see the RandomGram FAQ HERE. SWL Intercept: Even if you don't transmit any code groups you can still earn Rx points by submitting groups you have logged while monitoring other stations. Your confirmation of other stations' transmitted groups also helps them to earn Tx points. Deadline for submitting your copied groups: the sooner, the better. Other operators' scores depend on your confirmation of their transmitted groups. Roster & Results. See the list of participating stations and scores (when available) HERE. Have fun! 73, Drew - AF2Z RandomGram Mgr

Following are objectives & hints for working the 25-group RG event for those who are trying to maximize their ranking on the score sheet. Objectives... You have only 25 code groups to transmit. Your primary objective is to transmit all 25 and have them all correctly logged by other operators. Then maximize your total score by logging as many groups as you can from other ops. Since you never know if the other operator in a QSO will correctly copy and report a group that you have transmitted it is a good idea to resend your groups in additional QSOs. This will help ensure that all of them earn points, for a perfect Tx score of 50 points (2-points per group), which will put you in the top rank on the score sheet. However, you may want to re-transmit only selected "problem" groups: those having difficult character combinations; or those exchanged under difficult conditions, QRM, etc. That will leave you with more time for logging others' transmitted groups and still give you a fair chance of having all 25 or your own groups logged by others. A reminder about scoring... A transmitted group can earn no more than 2-points for you, no matter how many times you transmit it or how many other operators may log it. With only 25 groups to transmit your maximum Tx score is 50 points. There is no such limit on your Rx score: each unique group that you log, during QSOs or by SWL intercept, will earn 1 additional Rx point and increase your total score. Scores are ranked by Tx points: everyone who has 50 points will be ranked above those who have fewer. In any Tx tier operators are sub-ranked by Rx points. Therefore, among those who have 50 Tx points the one with the most Rx points ranks highest. Maximizing your Rx points... How you gain Rx points depends on your operating style. For S&P simply copy every code group you hear while tuning across the band or while waiting for a QSO to finish. There is no need to eliminate duplicate groups you may have logged previously from the same operator but they will earn you no additional points; they are only counted once by the score processor. Beware of copying too many groups from one operator: you may end up logging duplicate groups which will earn no additional Rx points for you. If your rig has a sub receiver or other dual receive setup you can listen to two stations at once; or listen to one station while tuning around for others. Of course, it takes a little practice to shift your attention between two different stations and pick out the groups they are sending. A CQ station who is running a frequency can listen to traffic being exchanged by an adjacent station. This is not too difficult to do with a little practice. A dual or sub receiver is not required. You can simply use a wide bandpass filter (500 Hz or greater) to monitor an adjacent station; then pause your own CQing to copy any groups traffic you hear. A rig with dual A/B VFO can also be used to to quickly switch back and forth to another station and perhaps catch some of their groups traffic when you pause between CQ's. Hope that helps! 73, Drew/AF2Z

Welcome to RandomGram Event Nr. 25: Date/Time: November 2nd @ 13:00 - 15:00 UTC. That is Saturday morning for most. Objective: This is an unlimited event with 5-letter code groups. Request as many code groups per Tx List as you like (multiples of 25), or request additional Tx Lists. Transmit as many different code groups as you can, one per QSO. Your TX score is unlimited (2-pts per transmitted group). Also log as many code groups as you can from other operators, during QSOs and by SWL intercept (1-pt per received group). New TX Lists (code groups) are available now for this event. Code groups from previous events have expired and will not score. Obtain a registered TX List by emailing your call sign to the Group Owner email address at [email protected] Multiple Same-band Contacts (dup's) are encouraged. Please use the revised procedure for making multiple same-band contacts, in effect since April; see info HERE. Teams: Teams are listed in the Roster & Results message post for this event (see below). Additional teams are available by request. Team membership is open to all and is completely optional. Operating on a team is no different than otherwise. Team scores are the sum of individual members' scores. If you're interested in joining a team for this event just email your call sign and team preference to [email protected] Suggested Frequencies: 50-60 kHz above the bottom of non-WARC HF bands, conditions permitting. Other frequencies in the band may prove better depending on your region or QRM from other ongoing events. 7028 kHz is preferable in OC & AS regions. Suggested Spotting Page: RG participants are invited to use the SKCC SkedPage at https://sked.skccgroup.com/ (SKCC Members who post or self-spot on the SkedPage-- please be prepared to provide an SKCC style exchange for callers who request it.) Operating Tips: - A transmitted group earns 2-points; a received group is 1-point if accurately transmitted, copied and reported; - Work the same stations on the same band multiple times and exchange additional code groups (see new procedure here ) - Transmit a different code group with every contact (one code group per QSO); - For additional points monitor other stations: log and submit code groups they exchange (SWL/intercept); - Submit your log or list of received code groups via email to obtain your current score and abstract of groups. For additional operating and logging guidelines see the RandomGram FAQ HERE. SWL Intercept: Even if you don't transmit any code groups you can still earn Rx points by submitting groups you have logged while monitoring other stations. Your confirmation of other stations' transmitted groups also helps them to earn Tx points. Deadline for submitting your copied groups: the sooner, the better. Other operators' scores depend on your confirmation of their transmitted groups. Roster & Results. See the list of participating stations and scores (when available) HERE. Have fun! 73, Drew - AF2Z RandomGram Mgr

Roster & Results for RG Event Nr. 26 Friday November 15th @ 22:00 - 23:59 UTC (2 hours) There is a limit of one 25-group code list per operator for this event (max Tx Points = 50). Please see the full event description HERE. -...- ------------------------------------------------ RandomGram Scores (Updated: 2024/11/19 03:34 UTC) Call Team TX RX Tot ------ ----------- ---- ---- ----- NJ8L Sideswiper 50 61 111 K0RO StraightKey 50 59 109 W3NP 50 52 102 W0ENE 48 60 108 W9DLN StraightKey 48 60 108 AF2Z Sideswiper 48 50 98 K6TOP Bug 48 32 80 KG0RD Bug 44 73 117 N0IPA LICW 44 38 82 AB4PP Bug 44 35 79 KO4TFE LICW 38 47 85 N6ZO StraightKey 34 51 85 K2IZ 34 16 50 VE4DL 30 19 49 AI9IN StraightKey 22 32 54 AI7FF 22 10 32 NC2M StraightKey 20 54 74 VK2GR 18 27 45 KC0DWZ LICW 18 3 21 W4QDV StraightKey 16 71 87 K1SP 16 15 31 OE1WYC IARU-1 16 8 24 OE3IAK IARU-1 16 8 24 KD2GUT 16 6 22 N5DCH LICW 16 6 22 KF6NCX CWOps 14 48 62 AH6AX 14 23 37 K5GD 14 16 30 WM4Q Bug 12 8 20 KQ3Q LICW 12 1 13 VE3FWF Sideswiper 10 26 36 WB9RCE 10 9 19 AA2YK 10 5 15 K7SHR 10 5 15 W7CQW StraightKey 10 - 10 KZ5H 8 11 19 KG7WGX Bug 6 25 31 KD2YMM StraightKey 6 16 22 KB0LF 6 9 15 JJ1FXF A1CLUB 6 3 9 ZL3TK 4 3 7 JM1LQI 4 2 6 WN1Z 2 5 7 VE6VIC 2 2 4 JG1BGT A1CLUB 2 1 3 KC1UML LICW 2 1 3 K4IIG 2 - 2 W5ZR 2 - 2 JI0XWS A1CLUB - 28 28 AI5BE LICW - 14 14 Team Mbrs Avg Tot ----------- ---- ---- ----- StraightKey 8 69 549 Bug 5 65 327 Sideswiper 3 82 245 LICW 7 34 240 IARU-1 2 24 48 A1CLUB 3 13 40 CWOps 1 62 62 TX = Transmit points (2-pts per code group) RX = Copy points (1-pt per code group) Mbrs = Nr of members on team Avg = Average score per team member ------------------------------------------------ .-.-.

I think there is another Randomgram event later in November. When exactly is it? Thanks. Larry

Roster & Results for RG Event Nr. 25 Saturday November 2nd @ 13:00 - 15:00 UTC (2 hours) There is no limit on nr of code groups per Tx List for this event. Please see the event details HERE. -...- ------------------------------------------------ RandomGram Scores (Updated: 2024/11/05 14:42 UTC) Call Team TX RX Tot ------ ----------- ---- ---- ----- K0RO StraightKey 112 58 170 AF2Z Sideswiper 92 50 142 NJ8L Sideswiper 70 85 155 KG0RD Bug 50 56 106 WM4Q 50 40 90 ND9M Sideswiper 48 86 134 N0HOV 48 53 101 W0ENE 48 50 98 NE5A 48 30 78 W5LA 44 55 99 N0IPA LICW 42 46 88 K2IZ 38 18 56 K7SHR 34 18 52 AB4PP Bug 32 29 61 NA5LU StraightKey 32 15 47 AA5AD 30 14 44 AI9IN StraightKey 18 31 49 AH6AX 18 25 43 AI7FF 16 44 60 N6ZO StraightKey 16 22 38 KC0DWZ LICW 16 6 22 K5GD 14 24 38 KZ5H 14 22 36 KB0LF 10 11 21 AB7MP 6 15 21 WB9RCE 4 27 31 N4CDH 4 24 28 KG7WGX Bug 4 18 22 W4QDV StraightKey 2 59 61 NC2M StraightKey 2 16 18 KD2YMM StraightKey 2 8 10 OE3IAK IARU-1 2 1 3 VE4DL 2 - 2 W4KAC - 12 12 Team Mbrs Avg Tot ----------- ---- ---- ----- StraightKey 7 56 393 Bug 3 63 189 Sideswiper 3 144 431 LICW 2 55 110 IARU-1 1 3 3 TX = Transmit points (2-pts per code group) RX = Copy points (1-pt per code group) Mbrs = Nr of members on team Avg = Average score per team member ------------------------------------------------ .-.-.

Welcome to RandomGram Event Nr. 24: Date/Time: October 18th @ 22:00 - 23:59 UTC. That is Friday afternoon/eve for most. Objective: This is a 10-group event with five-character alphanumeric groups. Transmit each of your 10 code groups (one per QSO) for a perfect Tx score of 20 points (2-pts per transmitted group). You can resend groups in additional QSOs to help ensure that all are logged & reported by other operators. Also log as many code groups as you can from other operators, during QSOs and by SWL/intercept, for unlimited Rx and Total points (1-pt per received group). New TX Lists (code groups) are available now for this event. Code groups from previous events have expired and will not score. Obtain a registered TX List by emailing your call sign to the Group Owner email address at [email protected] Multiple Same-band Contacts (dup's) are encouraged. Please use the revised procedure for making multiple same-band contacts, in effect since April; see info HERE. Teams: Teams are listed in the Roster & Results message post for this event (see below). Additional teams are available by request. Team membership is open to all and is completely optional. Operating on a team is no different than otherwise. Team scores are the sum of individual members' scores. If you're interested in joining a team for this event just email your call sign and team preference to [email protected] Suggested Frequencies: 50-60 kHz above the bottom of non-WARC HF bands, conditions permitting. Other frequencies in the band may prove better depending on your region or QRM from other ongoing events. 7028 kHz is preferable in OC & AS regions. Suggested Spotting Page: RG participants are invited to use the SKCC SkedPage at https://sked.skccgroup.com/ (SKCC Members who post or self-spot on the SkedPage-- please be prepared to provide an SKCC style exchange for callers who request it.) Operating Tips: - A transmitted group earns 2-points; a received group is 1-point if accurately transmitted, copied and reported; - Work the same stations on the same band multiple times and exchange additional code groups (see new procedure here ) - Transmit a different code group with every contact (one code group per QSO); - For additional points monitor other stations: log and submit code groups they exchange (SWL/intercept); - Submit your log or list of received code groups via email to obtain your current score and abstract of groups. For additional operating and logging guidelines see the RandomGram FAQ HERE. SWL Intercept: Even if you don't transmit any code groups you can still earn Rx points by submitting groups you have logged while monitoring other stations. Your confirmation of other stations' transmitted groups also helps them to earn Tx points. Deadline for submitting your copied groups: the sooner, the better. Other operators' scores depend on your confirmation of their transmitted groups. Roster & Results. See the list of participating stations and scores (when available) HERE. Have fun! 73, Drew - AF2Z RandomGram Mgr

A new team has been added for RG#24 called IARU-1. This is for operators in IARU Region 1 who would like to combine their RG results with others in the region. Also, even though there are no power categories in RandomGram there could still be a QRP team. If anyone is interested just let me know and I'll create the team and add you to it. As always, team affiliation is completely optional. Team members receive an individual score just like everyone else but their team affiliation is noted in the results and their individual scores are combined for the team totals. Team membership is not permanent-- you must make a request to join a team each event. 73, Drew/AF2Z RG Mgr

Roster & Results for RG Event Nr. 24 Friday October 18th @ 22:00 - 23:59 UTC (2 hours) There is a limit of one 10-group code list per operator for this event (max Tx Points = 20). Please see the full event description HERE. -...- ------------------------------------------------ RandomGram Scores (Updated: 2024/10/21 13:46 UTC) Call Team TX RX Tot ------ ----------- ---- ---- ----- KK0I 20 83 103 W9DLN StraightKey 20 69 89 AF2Z Sideswiper 20 67 87 W3NP Bug 20 64 84 KG0RD Bug 20 56 76 KO4TFE Bug 20 48 68 NJ8L Sideswiper 20 47 67 W4KAC 20 42 62 K0RO StraightKey 20 41 61 AB7MP 20 39 59 N6ZO 20 36 56 WM4Q Bug 20 24 44 W5LA 20 21 41 K2IZ 20 20 40 K7SHR 20 17 37 N6GEE 20 10 30 VK2GR CWops 18 31 49 K5GD 18 30 48 KB3NSK 18 24 42 KZ5H 18 14 32 KF9LI 18 9 27 NQ3K 18 5 23 N3KRX StraightKey 16 37 53 NE5A 16 11 27 KB1FGC 16 9 25 W0ENE Homebrew 10 47 57 AI7FF 10 10 20 NC2M StraightKey 8 16 24 KC6D 8 - 8 K3YES 6 31 37 W4QDV StraightKey 6 17 23 VE3FWF Sideswiper 6 16 22 WN1Z 4 21 25 KD9KHA 4 4 8 ZL3TK 4 3 7 OE7FTJ IARU-1 4 1 5 OE1WYC IARU-1 2 11 13 JJ1FXF A1CLUB 2 1 3 JO1ATH A1CLUB 2 1 3 KO4WTM 2 - 2 JI0XWS A1CLUB - 22 22 Team Mbrs Avg Tot ----------- ---- ---- ----- StraightKey 5 50 250 Bug 4 68 272 Sideswiper 3 59 176 A1CLUB 3 9 28 CWops 1 49 49 Homebrew 1 57 57 IARU-1 2 9 18 TX = Transmit points (2-pts per code group) RX = Copy points (1-pt per code group) Mbrs = Nr of members on team Avg = Average score per team member ------------------------------------------------ .-.-.

Welcome to RandomGram Event Nr. 23: Date/Time: October 5th @ 13:00 - 15:00 UTC. That is Saturday morning/afternoon for most. Objective: This is a 25-group event with five-character letter groups. Transmit each of your 25 code groups (one per QSO) for a perfect Tx score of 50 points (2-pts per transmitted group). You can resend groups in additional QSOs to help ensure that all are logged & reported by other operators. Also log as many code groups as you can from other operators, during QSOs and by SWL/intercept, for unlimited Rx and Total points (1-pt per received group). New TX Lists (code groups) are available now for this event. Code groups from previous events have expired and will not score. Obtain a registered TX List by emailing your call sign to the Group Owner email address at [email protected] Multiple Same-band Contacts (dup's) are encouraged. Please use the revised procedure for making multiple same-band contacts, in effect since April; see info HERE. Teams: Teams are listed in the Roster & Results message post for this event (see below). Additional teams are available by request. Team membership is open to all and is completely optional. Operating on a team is no different than otherwise. Team scores are the sum of individual members' scores. If you're interested in joining a team for this event just email your call sign and team preference to [email protected] Suggested Frequencies: 50-60 kHz above the bottom of non-WARC HF bands, conditions permitting. Other frequencies in the band may prove better depending on your region or QRM from other ongoing events. 7028 kHz is preferable in OC & AS regions. Suggested Spotting Page: RG participants are invited to use the SKCC SkedPage at https://sked.skccgroup.com/ (SKCC Members who post or self-spot on the SkedPage-- please be prepared to provide an SKCC style exchange for callers who request it.) Operating Tips: - A transmitted group earns 2-points; a received group is 1-point if accurately transmitted, copied and reported; - Work the same stations on the same band multiple times and exchange additional code groups (see new procedure here ) - Transmit a different code group with every contact (one code group per QSO); - For additional points monitor other stations: log and submit code groups they exchange (SWL/intercept); - Submit your log or list of received code groups via email to obtain your current score and abstract of groups. For additional operating and logging guidelines see the RandomGram FAQ HERE. SWL Intercept: Even if you don't transmit any code groups you can still earn Rx points by submitting groups you have logged while monitoring other stations. Your confirmation of other stations' transmitted groups also helps them to earn Tx points. Deadline for submitting your copied groups: the sooner, the better. Other operators' scores depend on your confirmation of their transmitted groups. Roster & Results. See the list of participating stations and scores (when available) HERE. Have fun! 73, Drew - AF2Z RandomGram Mgr

Roster & Results for RG Event Nr. 23 Saturday October 5th @ 13:00 - 15:00 UTC (2 hours) There is a limit of one 25-group code list per operator for this event (max Tx Points = 50). Please see the full event description HERE. -...- ------------------------------------------------ RandomGram Scores (Updated: 2024/10/15 02:25 UTC) Call Team TX RX Tot ------ ----------- ---- ---- ----- W3NP Sideswiper 50 69 119 AF2Z Sideswiper 50 68 118 NJ8L Sideswiper 50 67 117 K0RO StraightKey 50 62 112 KC3FQF 50 31 81 WM4Q 50 31 81 K2IZ 50 23 73 KK0I 48 96 144 KG0RD Bug 48 79 127 N0HOV 48 36 84 NE5A 48 27 75 W4QDV StraightKey 36 49 85 K1SP 36 27 63 W4KAC 32 55 87 N3KRX StraightKey 30 65 95 AC2C Sideswiper 28 76 104 NQ3K 28 13 41 VE4DL 24 28 52 W6QEG 24 22 46 W0ENE 22 59 81 KE4CR 22 12 34 N6ZO StraightKey 18 35 53 KZ5H 14 15 29 K5GD StraightKey 12 21 33 OE3IAK 12 8 20 OE7FTJ 12 8 20 AI9IN StraightKey 10 21 31 KB0LF 10 5 15 VA3FRL 10 2 12 KD2YMM StraightKey 8 17 25 OE3RLV 8 6 14 KD9KHA 4 13 17 NC2M 4 2 6 Team Mbrs Avg Tot ----------- ---- ---- ----- StraightKey 7 62 434 Bug 1 127 127 Sideswiper 4 115 458 TX = Transmit points (2-pts per code group) RX = Copy points (1-pt per code group) Mbrs = Nr of members on team Avg = Average score per team member ------------------------------------------------ .-.-.

Welcome to RandomGram Event Nr. 22: Date/Time: September 20th @ 22:00 - 23:59 UTC. That is Friday afternoon/evening for most. Objective: This is an unlimited event with 5-character alphanumeric code groups. Request as many code groups per Tx List as you like, or request additional Tx Lists. Transmit as many different code groups as you can, one per QSO. Your TX score is unlimited (2-pts per transmitted group). Also log as many code groups as you can from other operators, during QSOs and by SWL intercept (1-pt per received group). New TX Lists (code groups) are available now for this event. Code groups from previous events have expired and will not score. Obtain a registered TX List by emailing your call sign to the Group Owner email address at [email protected] Multiple Same-band Contacts (dup's) are encouraged. Please use the revised procedure for making multiple same-band contacts, in effect since April; see info HERE. Teams: Teams are listed in the Roster & Results message post for this event (see below). Additional teams are available by request. Team membership is open to all and is completely optional. Operating on a team is no different than otherwise. Team scores are the sum of individual members' scores. If you're interested in joining a team for this event just email your call sign and team preference to [email protected] Suggested Frequencies: 50-60 kHz above the bottom of non-WARC HF bands, conditions permitting. Other frequencies in the band may prove better depending on your region or QRM from other ongoing events. 7028 kHz is preferable in OC & AS regions. Suggested Spotting Page: RG participants are invited to use the SKCC SkedPage at https://sked.skccgroup.com/ (SKCC Members who post or self-spot on the SkedPage-- please be prepared to provide an SKCC style exchange for callers who request it.) Operating Tips: - A transmitted group earns 2-points; a received group is 1-point if accurately transmitted, copied and reported; - Work the same stations on the same band multiple times and exchange additional code groups (see new procedure here ) - Transmit a different code group with every contact (one code group per QSO); - For additional points monitor other stations: log and submit code groups they exchange (SWL/intercept); - Submit your log or list of received code groups via email to obtain your current score and abstract of groups. For additional operating and logging guidelines see the RandomGram FAQ HERE. SWL Intercept: Even if you don't transmit any code groups you can still earn Rx points by submitting groups you have logged while monitoring other stations. Your confirmation of other stations' transmitted groups also helps them to earn Tx points. Deadline for submitting your copied groups: the sooner, the better. Other operators' scores depend on your confirmation of their transmitted groups. Roster & Results. See the list of participating stations and scores (when available) HERE. Have fun! 73, Drew - AF2Z RandomGram Mgr

Roster & Results for RG Event Nr. 22 Friday September 20th @ 22:00 - 23:59 UTC (2 hours) There is no limit on nr of code groups per Tx List for this event. Please see the full event description HERE. -...- ------------------------------------------------ RandomGram Scores (Updated: 2024/09/24 20:16 UTC) Call Team TX RX Tot ------ ----------- ---- ---- ----- K0RO StraightKey 120 55 175 W3NP Bug 88 59 147 AF2Z Sideswiper 76 53 129 NJ8L Sideswiper 70 52 122 KO4NDP StraightKey 60 63 123 KK0I 50 100 150 N0HOV 50 41 91 NA5LU StraightKey 50 22 72 K2IZ Bug 46 26 72 KG0RD Bug 44 50 94 W4QDV StraightKey 40 49 89 K1SP 30 23 53 N3KRX StraightKey 28 52 80 AB4PP CWops 24 29 53 N6ZO 24 11 35 KF6NCX CWops 20 35 55 W0ENE Homebrew 18 80 98 WG0Y 18 55 73 K3YES 18 53 71 W5LA CWops 18 35 53 VE6VIC 12 12 24 VE3FWF 10 23 33 VK2GR 10 21 31 N8HWV 8 19 27 WN1Z 8 9 17 W5MIG 8 8 16 KB0LF 8 4 12 N4SNI 8 4 12 NQ3K 8 4 12 VE4DL 6 8 14 JJ1FXF A1CLUB 6 4 10 KI5PED StraightKey 4 14 18 AI9IN StraightKey 4 8 12 JM1LQI 4 1 5 W7CQW StraightKey 4 - 4 ZL3TK 2 1 3 WG9K 2 - 2 W9JX - 23 23 JI0XWS - 20 20 AK6FQ StraightKey - 1 1 Team Mbrs Avg Tot ----------- ---- ---- ----- StraightKey 9 64 574 Bug 3 104 313 Sideswiper 2 126 251 A1CLUB 1 10 10 CWops 3 54 161 Homebrew 1 98 98 TX = Transmit points (2-pts per code group) RX = Copy points (1-pt per code group) Mbrs = Nr of members on team Avg = Average score per team member ------------------------------------------------ .-.-.

Welcome to RandomGram Event Nr. 21: Date/Time: September 7th @ 13:00 - 15:00 UTC. That is Saturday morning/afternoon for most. Objective: This is a 10-group event with five-character letter groups. Transmit each of your 10 code groups (one per QSO) for a perfect Tx score of 20 points (2-pts per transmitted group). You can resend groups in additional QSOs to help ensure that all are logged & reported by other operators. Also log as many code groups as you can from other operators, during QSOs and by SWL/intercept, for unlimited Rx and Total points (1-pt per received group). New Code Lists are available now for this event. Code groups distributed for previous events have expired and will not score. Obtain a registered code list by emailing your call sign to the Group Owner email address at [email protected] Multiple Same-band Contacts (dup's) are encouraged. Please use the revised procedure for making multiple same-band contacts, in effect since April; see info HERE. Teams: Teams are listed in the Roster & Results message post for this event (see below). Additional teams are available by request. Team membership is open to all and is completely optional. Operating on a team is no different than otherwise. Team scores are the sum of individual members' scores. If you're interested in joining a team for this event just email your call sign and team preference to [email protected] Suggested Frequencies: 50-60 kHz above the bottom of non-WARC HF bands, conditions permitting. Other frequencies in the band may prove better depending on your region or QRM from other ongoing events. 7028 kHz is preferable in OC & AS regions. Suggested Spotting Page: RG participants are invited to use the SKCC SkedPage at https://sked.skccgroup.com/ (SKCC Members who post or self-spot on the SkedPage-- please be prepared to provide an SKCC style exchange for callers who request it.) Operating Tips: - A transmitted group earns 2-points; a received group is 1-point if accurately transmitted, copied and reported; - Work the same stations on the same band multiple times and exchange additional code groups (see new procedure here ) - Transmit a different code group with every contact (one code group per QSO); - For additional points monitor other stations: log and submit code groups they exchange (SWL/intercept); - Submit your log or list of received code groups via email to obtain your current score and abstract of groups. For additional operating and logging guidelines see the RandomGram FAQ HERE. SWL Intercept: Even if you don't transmit any code groups you can still earn Rx points by submitting groups you have logged while monitoring other stations. Your confirmation of other stations' transmitted groups also helps them to earn Tx points. Deadline for submitting your copied groups: the sooner, the better. Other operators' scores depend on your confirmation of their transmitted groups. Roster & Results. See the list of participating stations and scores (when available) HERE Have fun! 73, Drew - AF2Z RandomGram Mgr

Roster & Results for RG Event Nr. 21 Saturday September 7th @ 13:00 - 15:00 UTC (2 hours) There is a limit of one 10-group code list per operator for this event (max TX Points = 20). Please see the full event description HERE -...- ------------------------------------------------ RandomGram Scores (Updated: 2024/09/13 19:51 UTC) Call Team TX RX Tot ------ ----------- ---- ---- ----- W3NP Bug 20 52 72 AF2Z Sideswiper 20 47 67 NX1K Sideswiper 20 47 67 NJ8L Sideswiper 20 43 63 N0HOV 20 32 52 W0ENE 20 28 48 KC3FQF 20 27 47 N0IPA 20 26 46 NC2M StraightKey 20 25 45 AI9IN StraightKey 20 20 40 W4QDV StraightKey 20 18 38 WG9K 20 9 29 KG0RD Bug 18 26 44 K4MMC StraightKey 18 19 37 NQ3K StraightKey 18 9 27 AB4PP Bug 16 14 30 WB9RCE 14 8 22 N6ZO 14 7 21 WM4Q 10 5 15 KD2YMM StraightKey 8 22 30 VE4DL 8 5 13 KD9KHA 6 6 12 KI5PED StraightKey 4 7 11 N4SNI Sideswiper 4 - 4 OE3KAB 2 24 26 W7CQW 2 - 2 Team Mbrs Avg Tot ----------- ---- ---- ----- StraightKey 7 33 228 Bug 3 49 146 Sideswiper 4 50 201 TX = Transmit points (2-pts per code group) RX = Copy points (1-pt per code group) Mbrs = Nr of members on team Avg = Average score per team member ------------------------------------------------ .-.-.

So how did everyone like Event #20? This one was much more fun for me than the last couple in which I found conditions to be very poor. Today I started out on 20 and was pleased to hear a few stations although the band was very noisy. I made a couple of qsos early on. I've got to say, I did not hear many stations calling cq from here at my QTH in northern CA. I was able to snag some RGs as an SWL, however. I tried 15 and 10 meters but heard no stations over there. I tried cqing a bit, and the reverse beacon network told me 15 was open -- I was even heard in Costa Rica and Germany. But no one answered my RG cqing. I heard nothing on 10, and the RBN did not register my calling. After 2300, it got strangely quiet. I didn't hear any RG stations although I heard a couple of ordinary hams just calling cq on 20. I tried cqing but no answers. Tried 15, same thing. Tried again on 20 -- nothing. I started wondering if I had the event times wrong and if maybe the event ended at 2300 Z. Finally, at about 2330, I heard a strong signal at 14.054 calling, "CQ RG." It was K0RO from MS. We worked, and I was happy. The event hadn't ended. I tuned up and down the RG band segment and heard no one else. Went back to K0RO for another qso. And that's how the last half hour of the event went for me. I heard a couple other stations on 20 during that last half hour and copied maybe one RG from one of them. But I kept going back to K0RO for more qsos and RGs. Fun. I'd end a qso with him, move up the band, call CQ, and when no one responded, I'd tune back to where K0RO was CQing and work him again, over and over until 2359. I ended up copying about 30 RGs and sent about eight. Thanks for the three qsos I made. And thanks again to Drew for organizing things. 73, Larry, kf6ncx

Welcome to RandomGram Event Nr. 20 Date/Time: August 16th @ 22:00 - 23:59 UTC. That is Friday afternoon/eve for most. Objective: This is a 25-group event. Transmit each of your 25 code groups (one code group per QSO) for a maximum possible Tx score of 50 points (2-pts per group). Also log as many code groups as you can from other operators during QSOs and by SWL/intercept for unlimited Rx and Total points (1-pt per received group). Code groups for this event are 5-character alphanumeric. New Code Lists are available now for this event. Code groups distributed for previous events have expired and will not score. Obtain a registered code list by emailing your call sign to the Group Owner email address at [email protected] Multiple Same-band Contacts (dup's) are encouraged. Please use the revised procedure for making multiple same-band contacts, in effect since April; see info HERE. Teams: Teams are listed in the Roster & Results message post for this event (see below). Additional teams are available by request. Team membership is open to all and is completely optional. Operating on a team is no different than otherwise. Team scores are the sum of individual members' scores. If you're interested in joining a team for this event just email your call sign and team preference to [email protected] Suggested Frequencies: 50-60 kHz above the bottom of non-WARC HF bands, conditions permitting. Other frequencies in the band may prove better depending on your region or QRM from other ongoing events. 7028 kHz is preferable in OC & AS regions. Suggested Spotting Page: RG participants are invited to use the SKCC SkedPage at https://sked.skccgroup.com/ (SKCC Members who post or self-spot on the SkedPage-- please be prepared to provide an SKCC style exchange for callers who request it.) Operating Tips: - A transmitted group earns 2-points; a received group is 1-point if accurately transmitted, copied and reported; - Work the same stations on the same band multiple times and exchange additional code groups (see new procedure here ) - Transmit a different code group with every contact (one code group per QSO); - For additional points monitor other stations: log and submit code groups they exchange (SWL/intercept); - Submit your log or list of received code groups via email to obtain your current score and abstract of groups. For additional operating and logging guidelines see the RandomGram FAQ HERE. SWL Intercept: Even if you don't transmit any code groups you can still earn Rx points by submitting groups you have logged while monitoring other stations. Your confirmation of other stations' transmitted groups also helps them to earn Tx points. Deadline for submitting your copied groups: the sooner, the better. Other operators' scores depend on your confirmation of their transmitted groups. Roster & Results. See the list of participating stations and scores (when available) HERE Have fun! 73, Drew - AF2Z RandomGram Mgr

Roster & Results for RG Event Nr. 20 Friday August 16th @ 22:00 - 23:59 UTC (2 hours) There is a limit of 25 groups per code list for this event. Please see the full event description HERE -...- ------------------------------------------------ RandomGram Scores (Updated: 2024/08/21 15:09 UTC) Call Team TX RX Tot ------ ----------- ---- ---- ----- AF2Z Sideswiper 50 51 101 K0RO StraightKey 50 36 86 W3NP Bug 48 55 103 NJ8L Sideswiper 46 17 63 KK0I 44 56 100 KB4QQJ Sideswiper 42 39 81 KN4HAQ 30 24 54 WM4Q 26 8 34 N3KRX StraightKey 24 70 94 W4QDV StraightKey 24 29 53 KG0RD Bug 24 13 37 WZ0W 24 7 31 KF6NCX CWops 20 20 40 VK2GR CWops 18 15 33 OE1WYC 16 26 42 WB9RCE 12 17 29 ND8MS 12 10 22 N0IPA 10 13 23 K7SHR 10 7 17 AA5AD Bug 10 6 16 ZL3TK 10 6 16 WG0Y 8 26 34 KC8ALZ 8 13 21 KB0LF 8 5 13 K3YES 6 26 32 W0ENE 6 12 18 N6ZO 6 - 6 KD2YMM StraightKey 4 44 48 KO4TFE 4 15 19 N2QFD 4 3 7 JJ1FXF A1CLUB 4 2 6 WN1Z 2 11 13 NC2M StraightKey 2 5 7 W5TTA Bug 2 2 4 KQ4IOI 2 - 2 JI0XWS - 18 18 VE3FWF - 18 18 Team Mbrs Avg Tot ----------- ---- ---- ----- StraightKey 5 58 288 Bug 4 40 160 Sideswiper 3 82 245 A1CLUB 1 6 6 CWops 2 37 73 TX = Transmit points (2-pts per code group) RX = Copy points (1-pt per code group) Mbrs = Nr of members on team Avg = Average score per team member ------------------------------------------------ .-.-.

Welcome to RandomGram Event Nr. 19 Date/Time: August 3rd @ 13:00 - 15:00 UTC. That is Saturday morning for most. Objective: This is an unlimited event with five-letter code groups. Request as many code groups per Tx List as you like, or request additional Tx Lists. Transmit as many different code groups as you can, one per QSO. Your TX score is unlimited (2-pts per group). Also log as many code groups as you can from other operators, during QSOs and by SWL intercept (1-pt per received group) for maximum score. New TX Lists (code groups) are available now for this event. Code groups from previous events are not valid and will not score. Obtain a registered TX List by emailing your call sign to the Group Owner email address at [email protected] Multiple Same-band Contacts (dup's) are encouraged. Please use the revised procedure for making multiple same-band contacts, in effect since April; see info HERE. Teams: Teams are listed in the Roster & Results message post for this event (see below). Additional teams are available by request. Team membership is open to all and is completely optional. Operating on a team is no different than otherwise. Team scores are the sum of individual members' scores. If you're interested in joining a team for this event just email your call sign and team preference to [email protected] Suggested Frequencies: 50-60 kHz above the bottom of non-WARC HF bands, conditions permitting. Other frequencies in the band may prove better depending on your region or QRM from other ongoing events. 7028 kHz is preferable in OC & AS regions. Suggested Spotting Page: RG participants are invited to use the SKCC SkedPage at https://sked.skccgroup.com/ (SKCC Members who post or self-spot on the SkedPage-- please be prepared to provide an SKCC style exchange for callers who request it.) Operating Tips: - A transmitted group earns 2-points; a received group is 1-point if accurately transmitted, copied and reported; - Work the same stations on the same band multiple times and exchange additional code groups (see new procedure here ) - Transmit a different code group with every contact (one code group per QSO); - For additional points monitor other stations: log and submit code groups they exchange (SWL/intercept); - Submit your log or list of received code groups via email to obtain your current score and abstract of groups. For additional operating and logging guidelines see the RandomGram FAQ HERE. SWL Intercept: Even if you don't transmit any code groups you can still earn Rx points by submitting groups you have logged while monitoring other stations. Your confirmation of other stations' transmitted groups also helps them to earn Tx points. Deadline for submitting your copied groups: the sooner, the better. Other operators' scores depend on your confirmation of their transmitted groups. Roster & Results. See the list of participating stations and scores (when available) HERE Have fun! 73, Drew - AF2Z RandomGram Mgr