HIGHPOINT log Analysis

5PTS-8   ( 8) VIA GD-8   ,CBK-9, (TEMP3-1)
AOMTN-5  ( 1) via CBK-9* ,HOP7-2     A
AOMTN-5  ( 1) via CBK-9* ,HOP7-3
CAMLBK-9 (24) direct (no path?)
CLNGMN-2 ( 4) via GD-8   ,CBK-9*,7-6 B
CLNGMN-2 ( 2) via CBK-9* ,HOP7* ,7-7
CLNGMN-2 ( 1) via SPT-10*,HOP7-5,7-7 C
CMRRCK-4 ( 4) via CBK-9  ,HOP7-2
CMRRCK-4 ( 1) via SPT-10*,HOP7-1
GDHILL-8 (24) via CBK-9* ,HOP7-6,7-7
GDHILL-8 ( 5) via CBK-9* ,HOP7-4,7-7 D
GRYLOK-11( 5) via SPT-10*,HOP7-6,7-7
GRYLOK-11( 5) via CBK-9* ,HOP7-5,7-7
HWKSBL-6 ( 6) via CBK-9* ,HOP7-4,7-7
HWKSBL-6 ( 1) via SPT-10*,HOP7-3,7-7
KB3EJM-2 (16) via CBK-9* ,WIDE       E
MTWASH-13( 3) via SPT-10*,HOP7-5,7-7
MTWASH-13( 3) via CBK-9* ,HOP7-4,7-7
N3QBI    ( 5) via CBK-9* ,HOP7-4,7-7
ROAN-3   ( 1) via CBK-9* ,HOP7-2,7-7 A
ROAN-3   ( 2) via CBK-9* ,HOP7-1,7-7
SAMSPT-10(43) direct (18)
SAMSPT-10(19) via CBK-9* ,HOP7-6,7-7
SAMSPT-10( 6) via SPT-10*,HOP7-5,7-7

Notes:  The purpose of the High Point, NJ tests were to
detremine if Sam's Point and Camelback could be replaced
by High Point with one less hop. But since no packets 
above were heard direct from GD-Hill nor from Greylock,
it appears this is not a valid assumption.    Here are
some other anomolies noted.

A: From the South up to CAMLBK-9 there were 2 packets that
skipped a mountain somehow.  1 from AOMTN,  and one from
ROAN.

B: Four packets from CLNGMN-2 somehow triggered callsign
substitution by GDHILL-8 *and* by CMLBK-9?

C: One packet from CLNGMN-2 bypassed 5 sites and got to
Sams Point in only 2 hops

D: Five packets from GDHILL-8 ping-ponged south first before
turning north to get to CBK-9 taking up an extra 2 hops.

E: KB3EJM still using obsolete WIDE path.

I hope I got them all.

Bob, Wb4APR