IARU HF World Championship
Call: NE9U
Operator(s): NE9U
Station: W0AIH
Class: SOAB(A)Mixed LP
QTH: wi
Operating Time (hrs): 24
Radios: SO2R
Summary:
Band CW Qs Ph Qs Zones HQ Mults
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160:
80: 48 1 5 3
40: 325 59 23 20
20: 378 107 27 33
15: 83 14 14 10
10:
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Total: 834 181 69 66 Total Score = 394,335
Club: Minnesota Wireless Assn
Comments:
Last year was the first time I had played in this contest as a single op and
wanted to try it again this year...Then we got invited to a wedding this
weekend...ughh...
Good news was it was in Eau Claire!
So my choices were:
1. Bag the contest and sleep over in Eau Claire with the XYL.
2. Drive home after the wedding dance and get about 3 hours sleep before
contest kick-off.
3. Sleep over at W0AIH and get a good night sleep and play with the Rhombics!
#3 won out.
There are pluses and minuses to the Rhombics....i know they are great low angle
DX antennas. And with crummy conditions this year, I know they gave me a lot of
DX i wouldn't have heard with my home qth A4 at 56 feet!
The negative is they are great low angle Dx antennas. :-)
I'm guessing they hurt me with the domestic stuff...but who knows....
Comparing 2015 to 2016, my DX qso's actually dropped from 35% to 23%. But that
had to be primarily due to conditions. Curious how other's in the Black Hole of
Wisconsin and Minnesota year-to-year comparisons were? I suspect even worse?
Anyway, fun time from The Farm. Good seeing Paul and seeing the progress on
the 80 meter Yagi and all the other things going on.
73
Scott NE9U
Equipment:
K3
FT1000D
Europe Rhombic
Africa Rhombic
Carribean Rhombic
JA Rhombic
(all reversible, so 8 possible directions at the flip of a switch!)
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