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West Allis Radio Amateur Club
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Chuck Dellis
W9WLX

Tom Macon
K9BTQ

Howard Smith
WA9AXQ

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Wisconsin QSO Party

March 10, 2024 - 1800Z to 0100Z March 11
(1:00PM CDT to 8:00PM CDT on Sunday, March 10)
> First day of Daylight Saving Time <

Seven hours of radio fun!

2024 Results
Rules
Logs Received
Route Postings
Spot Listing  - For the whole 7 hours
3830 Claimed scores
Plaque List - with Sponsors
Activate All 72 Counties!   - County-by-county data for 2013 through 2024

WIQP County Map/List   - Wisconsin county map and abbreviation list (pdf)
WIQP Mult List   - Complete Multiplier List
WIQP Flyer   - Summary of Rules with WI county map on reverse (pdf)
Entry Form   - Please submit with paper logs (pdf)
Thanks for submitting your log!

2023 Results
Rules
Logs Received
Route Postings
Spot Listing  - For the whole 7 hours
3830 Claimed scores
Plaque List - with Sponsors
Logging Software

WA7BNM Cabrillo Forms for WIQP. This is not really logger software, but a web-based tool for entering your log after the contest.

N3FJP WIQP Logger is a good choice if you're looking for a WIQP logger. Version 4.5.5 is the current release. There are two versions of this logger:

The cost for a new individual program is $8.99 and upgrades are free (original license number needed). If you haven't upgraded in the last few years, please do so.
    N3FJP tips

N1MM Logger+ is another popular logger. N1MM Logger+ is free.
    N1MM+ Tips

The great majority of logs received used one of these three logging tools. The WA7BNM log entry tool is very useful if you log on paper or don't use a WIQP-specific logger. You can use it to type in, or paste in your log data, and to submit it.

Of the two loggers, the N3FJP logger is easier to set up and use and it does the basic functions very well. The N1MM+ logger is very full-featured and certainly is the choice for those doing advanced rig control and/or want to have other software running besides the logger. Because of these additional features, it has a steeper learning curve than the N3FJP logger. Click on the Tips link above for more information on these two loggers.

Cabrillo log format for WIQP, if you want the nitty-gritty.
Operating Tips

Using Google Maps and Rover Routes    - by Jeff Clarke, KU8E

Mobile Tips
Interested in going mobile? This article by Jim, K8IR, will get you started!

Detailed maps of each Wisconsin county are available on the Wisconsin DOT website.
General Information

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See the Worked All Wisconsin Counties award (WAWC)
    WIQP QSO's count!
History

WIQP History since 1996
All-Time Standings