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[3830] ARRLDX CW K3CR(LZ4AX) SOAB HP

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Subject: [3830] ARRLDX CW K3CR(LZ4AX) SOAB HP
From: webform@b4h.net
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Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2006 01:04:16 -0800
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                    ARRL DX Contest, CW

Call: K3CR
Operator(s): LZ4AX
Station: K3CR

Class: SOAB HP
QTH: WPA
Operating Time (hrs): 48
Radios: SO2R

Summary:
 Band  QSOs  Mults
-------------------
  160:  102    53
   80:  393    77
   40: 1030    93
   20: 1222   102
   15:  692    90
   10:   27    17
-------------------
Total: 3466   432  Total Score = 4,490,640

Club: North Coast Contesters

Comments:

It's been awhile since I did the full 48 hours. Then it proved to be a mistake,
now it just showed that I haven't learned much from it. While taking a break the
first night was out of question at rates of 70-80, the second morning wasn't
that good at all. At that time, however, I was about 220 Q's ahead of my last
year rate sheet and was hoping that 15 would stay open to EU for longer than on
Saturday. So, there I went. The adrenalin gained from the 20/15 opening kept me
going for while but not until the end. The last 10 hours it was just like
someone else is operating and I'm just watching the show. The guy wasn't any
good though.
Finished with 105 Q's more, 6 mults less and 76K more than the last year.

Contest's low point: the time spent to get the callsign out of one SA station
with US operator on 80 meters. He simply ignored me when I asked him for his
call during the first QSO and I had to break the pile-up one more time. The
whole affair took 15 minutes. During this period he actually signed once but was
completely covered by some early callers.

Contest's highlight: the 3 QSO's with one of my best friends - LZ3FN. He and his
wife were expecting their first kid sometime during the weekend. Each time he
called I was asking "?" and he was responding "Not yet". They got a beautiful
baby d&#1072;ughter on Monday after the contest.

Congratulations to N2NT and N9RV (great comeback, Pat !) for their superb scores
!

Thanks to everyone who called and especially to those who moved to another band
for me.

My sincere thanks to WA3FET for letting me operate his station and fixing the
things I break.

73, Alex

-------------- Q S O   R a t e   S u m m a r y --------------
Hour     160     80     40     20     15     10  Total    Pct
-------------------------------------------------------------
0000       0     17    100      0      0      0    117    3.3
0100      10     35     42      0      0      0     87    2.5
0200      21     35      0      0      0      0     56    1.6
0300       5     66      0      2      0      0     73    2.1
0400      13     22     11      0      0      0     46    1.3
0500       0     53     38      0      0      0     91    2.6
0600       7      3     67      0      0      0     77    2.2
0700       7      0     91      0      0      0     98    2.8
0800       4      4     70      0      0      0     78    2.2
0900       4      2     71      0      0      0     77    2.2
1000       0      8     22      0      0      0     30    0.9
1100       0      0     11     89      0      0    100    2.9
1200       0      0      0    165      0      0    165    4.7
1300       0      0      0     57    100      0    157    4.5
1400       0      0      0      0    156      0    156    4.5
1500       0      0      0     38     46      0     84    2.4
1600       0      0      0    119      0      0    119    3.4
1700       0      0      0     93      0      0     93    2.7
1800       0      0      0     57     17      0     74    2.1
1900       0      0      0     49      9      2     60    1.7
2000       0      0      0     66      3      0     69    2.0
2100       0      0      0     29      0      0     29    0.8
2200       0      0     41     25      7      0     73    2.1
2300       0      0     86      2      0      0     88    2.5
0000       0      0     52     12      0      0     64    1.8
0100       5     14     15     11      0      0     45    1.3
0200       1     36     14      0      0      0     51    1.5
0300      14     10      7      0      0      0     31    0.9
0400       1     19     21      0      0      0     41    1.2
0500       1      9     36      0      0      0     46    1.3
0600       7     40      7      0      0      0     54    1.5
0700       2     12     23      0      0      0     37    1.1
0800       0      1     48      0      0      0     49    1.4
0900       0      2     36      0      0      0     38    1.1
1000       0      3     15      0      0      0     18    0.5
1100       0      0      7     85      0      0     92    2.6
1200       0      0      0    129      0      0    129    3.7
1300       0      0      0      0    142      0    142    4.1
1400       0      0      0      0    103      0    103    2.9
1500       0      0      0      0     33      2     35    1.0
1600       0      0      0      6     50      5     61    1.7
1700       0      0      0     14      7      7     28    0.8
1800       0      0      0     20      0     11     31    0.9
1900       0      0      0     73      2      0     75    2.1
2000       0      0      0     55      4      0     59    1.7
2100       0      0     12     20      3      0     35    1.0
2200       0      2     53      4      0      0     59    1.7
2300       0      0     33      2     10      0     45    1.3
------------------------------------------------------
Total    102    393   1030   1222    692     27   3466

Gross QSO's=3498        Dupes=32        Net QSO's=3466

Unique callsigns worked = 2165

The best 60 minute rate was 178/hour from 1137 to 1236
The best 30 minute rate was 190/hour from 1138 to 1207
The best 10 minute rate was 210/hour from 1146 to 1155

The best 1 minute rates were:
 5 QSO's/minute    4 times.
 4 QSO's/minute   83 times.
 3 QSO's/minute  282 times.
 2 QSO's/minute  640 times.
 1 QSO's/minute  987 times.

There were 561 bandchanges and 315 probable 2nd radio QSO's.
Multi-band QSO's
----------------
1 bands    1411
2 bands     407
3 bands     206
4 bands      92
5 bands      39
6 bands      10

The following stations were worked on 6 bands:

PJ2T        J7OJ        PJ4R        P40W        TI5N        V26G        
TO9A        HK1AR       HI3TEJ      8P9PA       

----- S i n g l e   B a n d   Q S O ' s  -----
Band    160     80     40     20     15     10
----------------------------------------------
QSOs     43    142    422    598    202      4


          160M    80M    40M    20M    15M    10M   Total      %

    EU      69    340    928   1092    598      0    3027    87.3
    AS       1      7     33     67     20      0     128     3.7
    NA      21     24     25     25     24      9     128     3.7
    SA       8     11     16     13     21     16      85     2.5
    AF       1      5     10     14     18      1      49     1.4
    OC       1      5     17     10     10      0      43     1.2


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