CQ Worldwide DX Contest, SSB
Call: VC6A
Operator(s): VE6RST VE6TL VE6LDX VE6SV
Station: VE6SV
Class: M/S HP
QTH: AB
Operating Time (hrs): 46
Summary:
Band QSOs Zones Countries
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160: 114 8 10
80: 333 24 56
40: 377 31 69
20: 1904 39 128
15: 437 31 115
10: 16 9 16
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Total: 3181 142 394 Total Score = 4,118,624
Club:
Comments:
The Sierra Victor team was VC6A â?? VE6RST, VE6TL, VE6LDX and VE6SV
It was a slow start, as we were still experiencing the effect of active
geomagnetic conditions from earlier in the week. Having a K of 3 and with 70 to
80 percent of our QSO targets passing the aurora oval, the first nighttime 8
hours were challenging on the low bands. We heard more than what we could get
into the log.
The 10M band was frustrating for us again, as we heard more multipliers than
what we could work. If we could have, it would have been 10 to 12 more
multipliers.
The 15M was not at its best either, as we could not sustain any type of
European or JA run. Also, no Eastern Europe or Western Asia opening and lack of
Russian stations for us on 15M band.
This was first time in a couple of years that we were able to get into the
second and third layer stations on 20M for about 2 to 3 hours a peak time.
Still no openings for us into Africa or the Middle East, we have experienced
this in the past as over the pole openings at midnight local time.
Saying all that, we would have not missed this great operating event. We worked
well, enjoyed each otherâ??s company, had some laughs and eat some good food. It
was definitely a team effort team!
>From the team a big 73
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