North American QSO Party, RTTY - February
Call: N1API
Operator(s): N1API
Station: N1API
Class: Single Op LP
QTH: fn31
Operating Time (hrs): 7.5
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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80: 0 0
40: 0 0
20: 212 9
15: 27 9
10: 4 3
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Total: 243 56 Total Score = 13,608
Club: MERIDEN ARC
Team: Meriden ARC
Comments:
I worked 20 meters out. As suspected it died after sunset. Time on the air was
7.5 hours with a couple of soda and bathroom breaks. 98% of the contacts was
RUNNING. I started on 10 meters with one contact then a a few search and pounce
then ran there until 1930 UTC until I said to myself let me go play on 20 with
the Big Boys. I searched and pounced until about 1945 UTC until I found a home
on 14104 for most the rest of the contest where I has some pretty good runs. I
even got called by three DX and three AK stations. Conditions were not bad. I
would have liked to see better conditions on 10 and 15 meters but we were
having some solar issues, the bands have been lousy all day so I did not expect
much from anything other than 20. I actually modified some of the "F"
keys while running as I discovered things that worked a little better. Anyone
wants to see my .mc file let me know and I'll email it to you.
All in all a fun few hours and it will be interesting to see what new Digital
Counties show up on LBOTW, I have over 1700 Digital counties worked almost 56%
of them all toward the MARC Digital Award.
Thanks to Paul and Rob who stopped by to visit on frequency and break the day
up.
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