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Subject: [3830] NAQP CW W6YX(N7MH) Single Op LP
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Date: Sun, 10 Jan 2010 04:08:57 -0800
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                    North American QSO Party, CW - January

Call: W6YX
Operator(s): N7MH
Station: W6YX

Class: Single Op LP
QTH: CA
Operating Time (hrs): 10
Radios: SO2R

Summary:
 Band  QSOs  Mults
-------------------
  160:   91    32
   80:  139    44
   40:  334    51
   20:  362    48
   15:  176    31
   10:    2     1
-------------------
Total: 1104   207  Total Score = 228,528

Club: Northern California Contest Club

Team: 

Comments:

I found out on Friday evening that the house guests that I thought would prevent
me from spending much time in NAQP were leaving 1/2 hour before the contest,
freeing me to operate the whole time.  I assumed that we'd be M/2 so I sent a
late-night email to rally our crew.

I hadn't heard from everyone by the time I left home but it appeared that I was
going to be on my own.  I had a very slow start due to some set-up glitches and
spent most of the first hour trying to CQ on 15 while S&Ping on 20.

I switched to dual CQing in the second hour and had a 193 hour which is about
40 Q's better than my previous best NAQP CW hour.  This included 9 minutes of
fruitless CQing on 10 meters since I'd gone up there to make a couple of local
Q's and still wasn't sure whether anyone else would show up for a M/2 so I was
following the 10 minute rule.  After a couple hours I concluded that I was
single-op and had to plan for off-time.

160 was surprisingly good.  K4TD sounded like a local.  It also helped to have
a functional transmit antenna on 160 for a change.

Here's my rate sheet.  Off times started at 2029/2157/0200/0332.

-------------- Q S O   R a t e   S u m m a r y ---------------------
Hour     160     80     40     20     15     10    Rate Total    Pct
--------------------------------------------------------------------
1800       0      0      0     56     51      0    107    107    9.6
1900       0      0      0    124     67      2    193    300   17.4
2000       0      0      0     43     32      0     75    375    6.8
2100       0      0      0     62     26      0     88    463    7.9
2200       0      0     24     32      0      0     56    519    5.0
2300       0      0     62     35      0      0     97    616    8.7
0000       0      6    123     11      0      0    140    756   12.6
0100       0     27     90      0      0      0    117    873   10.6
0200       0     21     19      0      0      0     40    913    3.6
0300       0     29     16      0      0      0     45    958    4.1
0400      50     14      0      0      0      0     64   1022    5.8
0500      41     42      0      0      0      0     83   1105    7.5
------------------------------------------------------
Total     91    139    334    363    176      2   1105

Gross QSO's=1109        Dupes=4        Net QSO's=1105

Unique callsigns worked = 693

The best 60 minute rate was 197/hour from 1856 to 1955
The best 30 minute rate was 206/hour from 1919 to 1948
The best 10 minute rate was 240/hour from 1920 to 1929

The best 1 minute rates were:
 6 QSO's/minute    2 times.
 5 QSO's/minute    6 times.
 4 QSO's/minute   40 times.
 3 QSO's/minute   99 times.
 2 QSO's/minute  205 times.
 1 QSO's/minute  196 times.

There were 444 bandchanges and 231 (20.9%) probable 2nd radio QSO's.


-Mike, N7MH


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