IARU HF World Championship
Call: WO1N
Operator(s): WO1N
Station: WO1N
Class: SOAB(A)CW LP
QTH: EMA
Operating Time (hrs): 7
Summary:
Band CW Qs Ph Qs Zones HQ Mults
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160: 0 0 0 0
80: 0 0 0 0
40: 1 0 1 0
20: 241 0 21 24
15: 63 0 6 15
10: 20 0 6 3
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Total: 325 0 34 42 Total Score = 64,220
Club: Yankee Clipper Contest Club
Comments:
Station : FTdx5000, C3-SS@38', R7, N1MM+
Recent tree work had my 40M dipole and 80M C wires on the ground. K1KP, Tony,
announced a MS effort with lots of sign-ups for the daylight hours but
leaving the overnight empty. I volunteered to fill as much of the overnight
that I could manage and did the daytime from my home station.
The operation from K1KP introduced two new hams to radiosport. Hopefully we
were able to hook a couple. When I got on the rates were incredible, high power
and high antenna beat low power and low antenna everyday. I only managed to
zorch a relay hot switching his 80M delta loops around 3 AM local.
Mental mistake after 7 or 8 hours continuous operation. Note to new hams,
*don't* do that. :-)
Tony's new IC7600 played awesome and the spectrum display is the best I
have ever seen on a radio.
The WRTC is a once in 4 year event and I wanted to show support by getting on
the air. In the end 325Q from home in 7 hours and 600Q from K1KP in about 10.5
hours. The WRTC competitors really showed their prowess on the bands. I enjoyed
the daily video updates put out by the organizing team, Great Job!
Tony closed out the last hour at his station and I shot home, made a few
more Qs to close out my own log. Log submitted within 10 minutes of the end to
both the WRTC organizers and the ARRL.
Ken - WO1N
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