ARRL Sweepstakes - CW
Call: N9CIQ
Operator(s): N9CIQ
Station:
Class: SO HP
Section: WI
Operating Time (hrs): 24
Radios: SO2R
Summary:
Band QSOs
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160:
80: 91
40: 193
20: 182
15: 307
10: 59
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Total: 832 x 80 = 133,120
Club: Minnesota Wireless Assn
Comments:
Seems like I should have had more Qs on 10 meters. I was having good luck
calling CQ on 15, so why change bands? Maybe the score is in error. Should I
re-count my Qsos? By hand?
First time running 2 radios for the entire contest. I could really see the
effect on rates on late Sunday AM and all Sunday afternoon. I cannot imagine
doing this in the days before computers. One could go crazy trying to send
their report and tune on another radio. Yeeeesh!
Would be real interesting to have a QRP competition class. Everyone uses an
HW9, 80 meter dipole at 40 feet (w/ tuner) and no computer. Just like the old
days.
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