Re: [3830] FlQP W8RU SOABCW LP

["Jim White, K4OJ" <k4oj@tampabay.rr.com>]

Thanks Ron,

I think you were very consitant as far as signal strength....a lot of 
stations, especially the 6 and 7 call area were either there or they 
were not - sometimes they would be s9 other times it was a couple of 
letter and a guess coupled wiht some finger crossing!  Even N6NT in CA 
who sometimes had a bone crushing signal at times was s3.

Curious - how was W1YL's signal on 20?  One of the yagis she was using 
used to be yours if I remember right!

73,

Jim, K4OJ




webform@b4h.net wrote:
>                     Florida QSO Party
>
> Call: W8RU
> Operator(s): W8RU
> Station: W8RU
>
> Class: SOABCW LP
> QTH: MI
> Operating Time (hrs): 8
>
> Summary:
>  Band  CW Qs  Ph Qs
> --------------------
>    40:   41      
>    20:  177      
>    15:   19      
>    10:           
> --------------------
> Total:  237     0  CW Mults = 66  Ph Mults = 0  Total Score = 62,568
>
> Club: Mad River Radio Club
>
> Comments:
>
> I somehow missed DeSoto county for a sweep.
>
> The mobile stations were super!  Some of their pile-ups sounded pretty
> intense, even from my vantage point in Michigan.
>
> Thanks for the QSOs and congratulations to all for organizing an excellent 
> QSO party!
>
> 73,
>
> Ron (W8RU).
>
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