WAE DX Contest, CW
Call: DL1IAO
Operator(s): DL1IAO
Station: DL0WW
Class: Single Op LP
QTH: JN49FO
Operating Time (hrs): 36
Radios: SO2R
Summary:
Band QSOs QTCs Mults
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80: 48 14 29
40: 225 584 65
20: 380 1196 84
15: 279 604 76
10: 51 58 37
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Total: 983 2456 705 Total Score = 2,420,970
Club: Bavarian Contest Club
Comments:
2x IC756Pro3(INRAD)
BX-120 Interfaces, TopTen decoders, WX0B bandpass filters, Idiom Press CMOS4's
& homebrew 2R-switching
WT v4.16.0 on 2x Mac mini MD387D/A running Windows 7
CC-User
(80) Bobtail (NW/SE), Delta Loop, DP @10m
(40) 3el M2 Yagi @20m (linear-loaded), DP @10m
(20) 5el M2 Yagi @27m
(15) 5el Yagi @25m
(10) 6el Yagi @24m (sharing tower with 40m)
Off-Times:
Sat 08:22-12:54 -> 04:32
Sun 04:30-07:39 -> 03:09
Sun 08:54-12:03 -> 03:09
Sun 22:05-23:15 -> 01:10
DJ5MW and I decided to participate in different categories to maximize WRTC
points. I did not know what to expect as I have never done LP in WAE before.
Skimmer changed it completely as it is almost 100% click & pounce, now.
Ideal for LP!
I was amazed when KH7XX and 9V1YC pulled my call out of a big pileup. However,
some apparently easy multipliers did not hear me at all. Another highlight was
getting answers from NA on 80m on Sunday morning. Signals were loud on the
Bobtail and nil on the Delta Loop (aimed NE/SW). The Bobtail really works and
it is a pity we do not have the space for another one.
For the first time since WRTC I decided to use my additional fans for the
Pro3's. The temperature in the DL0WW basement came really close to our tent.
There was some big competition in the LP category this year!
73,
Stefan
DL1IAO@contesting.com
http://www.dl1iao.com
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