Appears WJ2O is no longer on AOL. Anybody know his current Internet address?
Tnx es 73..............................................."victor"
John Guida NJ1V
nj1v@aol.com
>From Albert Crespo <wr6r@ccnet.com> Sun Apr 16 00:42:52 1995
From: Albert Crespo <wr6r@ccnet.com> (Albert Crespo)
Subject: WR6R/KH6 ARRL & WR6R/WH6 WPX Scores
Message-ID: <Pine.3.89.9504151614.B26302-0100000@ccnet3>
WR6R/KH6 ARRL DX PHONE
BAND QSO STATES/PROV
160 7 4
80 387 51
40 1115 56
20 820 53
15 1618 58
10 967 50
TOTALS 4914 272 = 4,009,824
Finally fixed 160 antenna at 2:00 AM Sunday, but storm wiped out
any ability to hear anything. This is the only band I did not
have a second antenna, so maybe I learned my lesson and will make
sure I have a second antenna for 160!
WR6R/WH6 WPX PHONE
BAND QSO PX
80 219 31
40 781 174
20 907 233
15 1233 343
10 63 17
TOTALS 3203 798 = 9,907,968
Saturday night was fun on 20! Put up my 6 el 10 Yagi
on a 80 foot tower, it was moved from a 15 foot wooden pole, but it still
could not make propagation.
Mahalo to all those who called-every QSO was
appreciated
Aloha, Al
>From wrt@eskimo.com (Bill Turner) Sun Apr 16 01:28:25 1995
From: wrt@eskimo.com (Bill Turner) (Bill Turner)
Subject: Results: Poisson d'Avril contest
Message-ID: <199504160029.AA14388@mail.eskimo.com>
Station: W7Lady'sZipperPuller
Time of Operation: 48 nanoseconds at request of xyl
Class of Operation: good to excellent
Class of Competition: fair to poor
Band Conditions: groundwave not as good as last year
Output Power: qrp compared to total output of sun
Equipment: ex VOA transmitter, crystal set
Antennas: of course, don't be silly
Club Affiliation: not since that unfortunate incident last time
Number of QSOs: almost one (see below)
Number of mults: also almost one
Number of excuses: only need one
Final Score: almost one x almost one = slightly less than one
Soapbox: Since operating time was limited this year, my RF was barely able
to excape my property line before time was up. Fortunately, a mobile
operator passing in front of my house responded and his RF almost made it
back to my antenna. Thus, the partial QSO and multiplier credit.
The xyl says I can double my operating time next year :-)
73, Bill
>From Matthew S. Trott" <0007288678@mcimail.com Sun Apr 16 02:39:00 1995
From: Matthew S. Trott" <0007288678@mcimail.com (Matthew S. Trott)
Subject: Poison of April
Message-ID: <25950416013952/0007288678PJ1EM@MCIMAIL.COM>
Stations worked but not heard: 623,456
Total multipliers: yes
Final score: Taking the total Q's by total multipliers = x
We worked zero stations via delayed echo so taking x divided by zero equals the
final score of INFINITY.
We're hoping for improved condx next year. Can't wait to see how we faired.
aa7bg@mcimail.com
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