K1NA.REVIEW

PJ5NA and K1NA until 2013: QSL manager is KA1R

This web site shows a subset of the QSOs by K1NA (Jim Power) between 1977 and 2011. All of these QSOs are confirmed in LOTW, and the information presented was obtained directly from LOTW.

The QSOs were originally entered only in the K1NA paper logs. Years later, after K1NA was QRT, KA1R (Matt Power) typed in about 1000 of the QSOs and uploaded them to LOTW. In selecting this group of 1000, the primary goal was to provide LOTW confirmations to those for whom K1NA may have been a high-value QSO, e.g., their only 50 MHz QSO with grid FN43 from Europe or the western United States. A secondary goal was to capture other potentially interesting QSOs.

529 LOTW confirmations were obtained as of August 2017: these are listed below. It is still possible for additional LOTW confirmations to occur. For example, KY7F worked K1NA on 50 MHz CW on 2006-05-22, but KY7F did not upload that QSO to LOTW until 2017-07-20.

The listed QSOs from 2001 to 2011 were from FN43hh in Merrimack County, New Hampshire. The listed QSOs from 1988 to 1997 were from FN43ic in Rockingham County, New Hampshire. The listed QSO from 1977 was from FN42nb in Plymouth County, Massachusetts.

Any questions about this web site may be sent to KA1R. KA1R also can provide paper QSLs for the K1NA QSOs up until 2013. (There were no QSOs after 2013 until the callsign was reissued to a different person.) Additionally, KA1R can provide paper QSLs for the K1NA Caribbean operations (PJ5, PJ7, PJ8) such as PJ5NA and PJ8NA. It may still be possible to do additional LOTW uploads of other 2013-and-earlier K1NA QSOs, but that has not been investigated.