North American QSO Party, CW - January
Call: NK7U
Operator(s): KL9A
Station: NK7U
Class: Single Op LP
QTH: OR
Operating Time (hrs): 9:56
Radios: SO2R
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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160: 99 42
80: 250 53
40: 295 50
20: 301 56
15: 283 46
10: 103 28
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Total: 1331 275 Total Score = 366,025
Club: Worldwide Young Contesters
Team:
Comments:
Great to see 10m open, however brief!
Very strange bands in eastern OR. My normal offtime strategy was shot to hell
from the start, and I think I probably messed the first one up. 40 wasn't very
good until after sunset, which is strange. 20 never really sounded GREAT, just
kind of so-so. No huge +40db signals from anyone...quite unusual.
All the ops were super FB this weekend! Lots of moving going on, which was
great. We setup a sixpak for the first time here, and it really helped moving
to bands that I wasn't on with the 2nd radio.
Felt like I was struggling to do the 2 radio thing for a couple hours, and
finally got it figured out. Lots of op errors, sorry if I screwed up your QSO.
Thanks to everyone for the Q's and the moves. NAQP is great because it's all
about rate, and using that 2nd radio to slam the mults!
Great scores by N6MJ and N5KO, and others I'm sure I haven't heard. Dang, what
a horse race! Nice to work N9RV for MT on 5 bands.
Thanks to Joe and Sharon for the usual great hospitality. Also thanks to
Scott, K7ZO, for all the computer work and behind the scenes stuff here at
NK7U. Every station needs a "guru" and Scott does a great job!
73,
Chris KL9A
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