Sequoia

CQP 2020 includes special awards that commemorates the Northern California Contest Club’s 50th anniversary, while also celebrating California’s state tree, the mighty Redwood.

Certificate

Participate in CQP and work a minimum of 100 QSOs.

Work seven of the speciaal callsigns to spell out SEQUOIA. Look for special 1x1 callsigns ending in the letters S, E, Q, U, O, I, and A. There will be three of each on the air, for a total of 21 call signs (see chart below) -- so there will be many ways to win.

Turn in your log.

Calendar

Make as many contacts as you can, on as many different bands on modes, with all the 1x1 SEQUOIA stations. An attractive 2021 America's National Parks calendar will be awarded to the Single-Operator with the most overall SEQUOIA QSOs in each entry class: S/O HP, LP, QRP; S/O-Assisted HP, LP, QRP. 6 calendars to CA stations and 6 calendars to stations outside of CA.

Top 10 Leaderboard

In the CQP 2020 results, we will publish the Single-Op stations with the 10 highest SEQUOIA QSO counts in each entry class

Note: Print A Callsign Tracking Checklist HERE

Note: We have some station descriptions and photos which you can review
by clicking on the callsigns underlined in RED

NOTE: For All 1x1 Callsigns Only, QSL via Annette: N6ACL

	K6	N6	W6
S	K6S	N6S	W6S
Op(s)	K6NA, N6ED	N6JS	W1SRD
Station	K6NA	N6JS	W1SRD
County	SDIE	SOLA	ELDO
E	K6E	N6E	W6E
Op(s)	N6MJ	W9KKN	W6PNG/MØSNA, N6MI
Station	N6MJ	NW6P	Expedition
County	ORAN	SCLA	KERN
Q	K6Q	N6Q	W6Q
Op(s)	KI6RRN	N5ZO	NZ6Q, N6TCE and Stockton Delta ARC M/M group
Station	WA6TQT	N5ZO	expedition
County	RIVE	SDIE	SJOA
U	K6U	N6U	W6U
Op(s)	W6MY, N6DE	N6TV	AE6Y
Station	W6MY	N6TV	AE6Y
County	SIER	SCLA	SCLA
O	K6O	N6O	W6O
Op(s)	N6IE	N6RO, K3EST, K6AW, N6WM, NA6O, WA6O, WX5S, WD6T, KN6IOB	K6LL, N7TY, AE7DW, W6RW
Station	N6IE	N6RO	expedition
County	SONO	CCOS	IMPE
I	K6I	N6I	W6I
Op(s)	K6MR	K6SZQ, NC6R	N6ZFO
Station	K6MR	K6SZQ/NC6R	N6ZFO
County	SHAS	AMAD	LAKE
A	K6A	N6A	W6A
Op(s)	WQ6X, N6KI, M/S group	K6XX	WC6H
Station	NX6T	N6XI	WC6H
County	SDIE	NEVA	CALA

The tallest trees in the world are redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens), which tower above the ground in California. These trees can easily reach heights of 300 feet (91 meters). Among the redwoods, a tree named Hyperion dwarfs them all. The tree was discovered in 2006, and is 379.7 feet (115.7 m) tall.

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