North American QSO Party, CW - August
Call: NC4KW
Operator(s): N4YDU, W0UCE, AA4FU, N1LN
Station: N1LN
Class: M/2 LP
QTH: NC
Operating Time (hrs): 12
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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160: 61 25
80: 161 41
40: 520 57
20: 451 60
15: 254 43
10: 9 6
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Total: 1486 232 Total Score = 344,752
Club: Potomac Valley Radio Club
Team:
Comments:
Having read a couple of the postings from yesterday, the varying opinions about
band conditions are interesting. In our opinion, the conditions left a lot to
be desired. The first hour on 20 and 15 were indeed our best rates of the
contest. The opening hour on 40 was also quite good, but not great. That
would be the end of the positive statements. Judging by our Q and mult count on
10 meters, the band was dead or we missed the opening. Overall our mults were
down by more than 40 and our Qs were down by about 100 from last year. The
shortage was mostly on 10 and 15, but the low bands also contributed to the
delta. The QRN on 160 and 80, even with the beverages, made copy difficult.
Sorry if you were calling and we were not able to pull you through.
However, even with the most frustrating conditions, we always enjoy spending
time together as a team. As usual, Chef Archie stopped over to cook dinner for
us. It was as always, very tasty.
Thanks to everyone for the Qs and being patient during the many repeat
requests. Thanks to those that moved bands for us to help with that rare
multiplier.
We would like to wish everyone the best for NAQP-SSB. Some of us will be out
of town, so we won't make that one. We would also like to congratulate the
W2FU team for the totally OUTSTANDING M2 score. Well done.
73 from the NC4KW team,
Jack, W0UCE
Nate, N4YDU
Alan, AA4FU
Bruce, N1LN
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