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Subject: WAE CW SCORE
From: kt3y@aol.com (kt3y@aol.com)
Date: Tue Aug 17 12:02:28 1993
KT3Y  WAE CW SCORE


80    47   19
40   296   32
20   446   37
15   490   39
10     -       -

1279 Qsos (+1200 QTCs) x 127 = 800K

Wire antennas only.  30 Hours


73  Philip  KT3Y


>From Dave Hawes <34703@vlf03v31.ueci.com>  Tue Aug 17 21:08:56 1993
From: Dave Hawes <34703@vlf03v31.ueci.com> (Dave Hawes)
Subject: WAE CW Score - N3RD M/S
Message-ID: <304003D7266@vlf03v31.ueci.com>

Sig, N3RS and I operated his station using my callsign in the WAE CW
contest.  The following results should be good enough for #2 in the
M/S category, since K1EA (using KC1XX) was also M/S:
.....................................................................
                       WORKED ALL EUROPE CONTEST  1993

      Call: N3RD                     Country:  United States
      Mode: CW                       Category: Multi Single

     BAND     QSO   QTC    Cty   Mult

      160       0     0      0      0
       80      50    50     23     92
       40     392   391     41    123
       20     655   654     43     86
       15     569   568     43     86
       10      28    28     16     32
      ================================================

    Totals   1694  1691    166    419 = 1,417,058
......................................................................
The K-Index was 1 throughout the contest period, producing very good
openings on 20 and 15.  We had a very short, very marginal opening on
10 Saturday morning, and worked 3 mults.  That opening didn't
materialize Sunday, but rather we had a bent path (120 degree
heading) opening at about 20z.  A 15 minute session calling CQ and
some multiplier hunting resulted in a total of 16 countries.  As
sunspots dwindle, we plan a W3LPL-style "death ray" on 10 at 155 feet
to exploit these marginal openings to the southeast.

The new 3 element 40 played very well, with its impressive F/B
resulting in the only QRM we had to contend with being from Europe!

80 remains our most frustrating band, as we listen to the New England
stations calling CQ, getting answers we can hear, but can't generate
our own pileup.  Perhaps it's time to try a four-square!

I'd be interested in other scores and impressions.

73 - Dave

PS-  Thanks to AD1C for compiling a seemingly flawless (for Eu at
least) CQWW.CTY file, which he posted to the reflector, and we used
in the contest.
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Dave Hawes                       Internet:  34703@vlf03v31.ueci.com
Raytheon Engineers & Constructors, Valley Forge, PA
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