|                     North American QSO Party, CW - August
Call: WS7L
Operator(s): WS7L
Station: WS7L
Class: Single Op Assisted LP
QTH: Oregon
Operating Time (hrs): 10
Summary:
 Band  QSOs  Mults
-------------------
  160:    1     1
   80:   55    14
   40:  133    46
   20:  336    58
   15:  134    36
   10:    1     1
-------------------
Total:  660   156  Total Score = 102,960
Club: Willamette Valley DX Club
Team: 
Comments:
It was all great except the high bands dying for a while in the middle of the
day, around 2200. Thankfully, they came back after I took a 30 minute break. I
was very pleased to work all 50 states plus DC, PR, and VI. Idaho had me worried
for a while. WJ9B disappeared just as I was tuning to him on 80 meters. But he
came back, and then to top it off AB7R called me a bit later while I was
running.
The hard thing about this contest is the QSOs are harder without a kilowatt on
both ends. BUT ... the level playing field attracts so many more stations that
it's worth it! Lots of call signs that I don't regularly hear were welcomed into
my log.
73 & thanks for the Q's
Carl WS7L
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