California QSO Party
Call: AC6T
Operator(s): AC6T, AA7RV
Station: N6VR
Class: M/S Power: HP
QTH: Ventura
Operating Time (hrs): 24
Summary:
Band CW Qs Ph Qs Mults
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160: 0 0
80: 60 63
40: 154 67
20: 119 213
15: 165 418
10: 65 365
6:
2:
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Total: 563 1126 58 = 228,568
Club: SCCC
Comments:
Murphy was here.
My TS850 and the Henry amp would not cooperate. The received
signals sounded like meteor scatter. I was lamenting the
crummy aurora conditions until we realized that the problem
was internal. Unfortunately, this took the first 2 hours.
Had some challenging computer problems. CT began issuing
4 and 5 digit QSO numbers early in the contest. Then
Sunday AM one of the two computers insisted on logging contacts
only on 20m ... And switching the radio back to the wrong band
after each correction.
In general, had a great time operating with Ken AA7RV who is new
to contesting. Also, I find it easier to keep the high motivation level
going with M/S than SO.
The highlight was working J. Sat evening on 40 cw for #57 then
finding RI Sunday afternoon just by luck for the sweep.
Steve AC6T
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