[3830] CQWW SSB N6BV(@N6RO) SOAB HP

n6bv at arrl.org n6bv at arrl.org
Mon Oct 28 07:24:56 EST 2002


                    CQ Worldwide DX Contest, SSB

Call: N6BV
Operator(s): N6BV
Station: N6RO

Class: SOAB HP
QTH: California
Operating Time (hrs): 40
Radios: SO2R

Summary:
 Band  QSOs  Zones  Countries
------------------------------
  160:    5     4        3
   80:   55    12       25
   40:  278    26       42
   20:  280    31       80
   15: 1365    34      122
   10:  645    29       70
------------------------------
Total: 2628   136      342  Total Score = 3,268,086

Club: Northern California Contest Club

Comments:

CQ WORLD WIDE Phone DX CONTEST -- 2002

      Call:      N6BV
      Category:  Single Operator AB, unassisted
      Power:     High Power
      Band:      All Band
      Mode:      SSB
      Country:   United States
      Zone:      3

      BAND     QSO   QSO PTS  PTS/QSO   ZONES COUNTRIES
      160        5        5     1.00      4       3
       80       55      118     2.15     12      25
       40      278      794     2.86     26      42
       20      280      661     2.36     31      80
       15     1365     3699     2.71     34     122
       10      645     1560     2.42     29      70
     ---------------------------------------------------
     Totals   2628     6837     2.60    136     342  =>  3,268,086

Conditions were rather weird, what with the effects of the coronal 
mass ejection and all that. The good news is that the JAs were around 
in quantity this weekend. I love working JAs. They are so polite and 
are excellent operators. My first hour was 183 (and then it went downhill 
from there). The low bands had very few signals, it seemed to me. 

This was my first single-op CQ WW in a number of years from the west 
coast. For DX contests, I would still prefer my old New Hampshire 
location, but the N6RO station does play really well -- even if it is 
on the "more challenging coast" for CQ WW! Thanks, Ken, for letting me 
use it.


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