[3830] N6EE NAQP 99 CW SOABLP
Ron Lodewyck
ronl@toto.csustan.edu
Sun, 10 Jan 1999 15:13:17 -0800 (PST)
1999 NCJ North American QSO Party
CALL USED___N6EE MODE _CW ARRL SECTION or COUNTRY___SJV
QSOs multipliers
160 0 0
80 28 17
40 89 37
20 77 35
15 52 27
10 85 36
TOTAL 331 152
331 QSOs x 152 Mults = 50312 Claimed Score
9.5 hrs
Equipment:
TS850S
Pentium II 300Mhz + WriteLog Version 9.20
Cushcraft A3S + 40M driven element at 40 feet + 80M Inverted V
Comments:
My first NAQP. I didn't have any idea what to expect and my CW receiving
speed maxes out at about 20 WPM, so I set a goal of 300 Q's. While I
achieved my goal, I really had to struggle to get there. Had to use S&P
mostly since the returns to my CQ's were often too fast for me to copy -
Hi.
I thought conditions were only fair and the level of activity was less
than I hoped for - especially on 10M where I get out fairly well. I
guess I just need to hone my CW ability if I hope to be competitive with
all the truly impressive CW contest operators - my hat's off to all of
you! I got a kick out of all the "handles" like "Gator", "Speed"
(very appropriate!), "Dink", etc.
73 & CU in the NAQP Phone,
Ron N6EE
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