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Subject: | [RTTY] 7S3A - NA Sprint RTTY Contest |
From: | Jan-Eric Rehn - SM3CER - 7S3A <jan-eric.rehn@telia.com> |
Date: | Mon, 13 Oct 2003 02:54:48 +0000 |
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NA Sprint RTTY ContestCall: 7S3A Operator(s): SM3CER Station: SM3CER Class: Single Op HP QTH: Sundsbruk Operating Time (hrs): 2:30 Summary: Band QSOs Op Time --------------------- 80: 0 0 40: 20 0:56 20: 27 1:34 --------------------- Total: 47 Mults = 15 Total Score = 705 Club: Top of Europe Contesters Team: Comments: This was the first RTTY Sprint for me and it was really fun! I started with 100 W, but since nobody could read my signals, I had to turn on the PA and run 500 W. I copied at least 15 other calls on 20 m and also 5-10 stations on 40 m, who couldn't read me. I remember copying the following stations: AA5AU, AC6JT, AE5P, KK5OQ, N6EE, VA3PC, W3WKR, W6YX, W7GTO and WK6I. I called them several times with no luck. The rules says that I should use my location (state, province or country) as one of the parts in the exchange. So what should I use; SWEDEN or SM? Since Writelog didn't allow for more than 4 letters in the QTH field and then the Cabrillo log don't allow more than 3, it was an easy choice - I used SM. Anyway, the rules should be more precise what to use for stations outside USA/Canada, I think. But - since there are no DX multipliers, maybe that part isn't too important. I also logged PJ2EL by mistake, but Writelog gave 1 point for that QSO anyway. It should have been 0 points, as we both are outside NA. He sent PJ2 and the name of the country as a part of his exchange. (I think he sent "PJ2 Netherlands Antilles", but it could have been something else. I didn't write it down. Anyway - it was long...). Writelog didn't like the figure 2 in the QTH field so had to write only PJ. No way I could type exactly what he sent into the log. I added the figure 2 to the PJ in my Cabrillo log, even if I shouldn't have worked him in the first place. I wonder what all the NA ops have as his QTH? I also heard several stations trying to get a name and a serial number from D44AC, but he refused... I just had to switch call to SM3CER in the middle of the Sprint to get him in my RTTY log, and I got him after a few calls. I think it's a fun part of this contest to be able to work the stations again, if there are three other QSO:s in between. Without that rule I should have lost 16 QSO:s and maybe I have pulled the big switch earlier. Now I kept going all the 4 hours with some breaks, although local time was 02 - 06 AM, and I really should have been in bed... :-) Can't wait for the next one... 73 de Jan, 7S3A (SM3CER) \\\|/// \\ ~ ~ // ( @ @ ) --------------------oOOo-(_)-oOOo-------------------- Jan-Eric Rehn - SM3CER - Contest call: 7S3A SSA Contest Manager - SWEDEN E-mail: <mailto:sm3cer@contesting.com>sm3cer@contesting.com - ICQ: 11074897 SM3CER Contest Service: <http://www.sk3bg.se/contest/>http://www.sk3bg.se/contest/ SK3BG Web Site: <http://www.sk3bg.se/>http://www.sk3bg.se/ Also QRV in MS or MM from: SI9AM - SK3IK - SL3ZV K6U at WRTC-96 / Referee at WRTC-2000 and WRTC-2002 ------------------------------Oooo------------------- oooO ( ) ( ) ) / \ ( _______________________________________________ RTTY mailing list RTTY@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/rtty |
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