North American QSO Party, SSB - January
Call: WW4LL
Operator(s): WW4LL
Station: WW4LL
Class: Single Op LP
QTH: GA
Operating Time (hrs): 10
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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160: 147 39
80: 281 43
40: 493 51
20: 111 34
15: 98 14
10: 0 0
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Total: 1130 181 Total Score = 206,790
Club: South East Contest Club
Team: SECC #1
Comments:
My goal was 1200 Qs and fell just short of that. Most unique thing that
happened was 2 minutes before the contest when I was called by N2KTO aero
mobile on a humanitarian flight to Haiti. I had gone out of my way to go to
ARRL website to record the frequencies to stay away from and got real nervous
that I was in the wrong place. After clarifying that I was not, he indicated
that I had a very strong signal on 20 while I was warming up for the contest
and asked if I was going to be around and if he could call me if he needed help
of some sort. Of course I told him to call and I'd immediately assist.
Fortunately, none was needed.
20 is where I started and it was really funky in that the signals were
fluttering. Took a 1 hour break at 4:00 pm then took the last hour in the last
hour of the contest. 40 was good early but went long early. 75 was great but
large static crashes as storm passed thru during the contest. 160 was
unexpectedly good.
Thanks to everyone that I worked and those that tried to work me that I
couldn't hear. There were many that tried but were just in the noise. I've
got to enhance the receiving systems here.
73'....Fred WW4LL
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