[3830] CQWW VHF OK1KIM Multi-Op HP
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Tue Jul 19 17:24:10 EDT 2005
CQ Worldwide VHF Contest
Call: OK1KIM
Operator(s): OK1DDO,OK1DFC,OK1DTC,OK1ES,OK1HGM,OK1RI
Station: OK1KIM
Class: Multi-Op HP
QTH: JO60RN
Operating Time (hrs): 27
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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6: 225 104
2: 600 109
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Total: 825 213 Total Score = 303,525
Club:
Comments:
Comments:
OK1KIM is the regular call of OL4A - remark for the Europeans.
After our last year successfull event - 1st WW-MO we were thinking what to
improve - there was not a chance to do something with our 2m HW - probably more
than enough there and there was no energy to do something with 6m so our 13m
long Yagi had to do. But we decided to give MS operation some try and we
succeeded - making about 10 QSOs each band. It was not important on 6m but on 2m
it added to our LOC number.
Another goal was to test the N1MM in the heat and it was not a succes - just the
opposite - we have lost at least 32 out of 866 QSOs. We will still try to dig
something out so the numbers can be a bit better.
WX was very nice, but as always there was virtually no contest on 2m and some
activity on 6m.
Let's start with 6m - saturday was very bad, we made 10 MS contacts. In sunday
several of short ESes opened and later in the afternoon there was finally
reasonable opening to EA + I + southern F. As always tremendous JAM from our
local 1st chanel multi MW TV brodcast but we still managed to make 225 QSOs,
best DX was EH8LQ. We were listening for F6IRF - spotted many times on 6m but
his signal never made it to us. He was sitting most of the time on one of the
peaks of TV jam.
2m - Contest started slow as always - we have just heard F6IRF working in G QRP
contest stations we never dreamed of. But the propagation was better than last
year - some "events" came. There was a FAI propagation into the east and we
worked RX3QFM in KO91OO at 1793 km (1114 miles), later some very weak FAI to G
came - and made 3 more long QSOs. after 23 local we played with MS and made a
few contacts, but after Eu midnight everyone was in the bed and without making a
single QSO in about an hour we went too. In the morning - we made another few MS
QSOs to total of 11 MS QSOs here. Around 0700 GMT nice tropo opening to western
F and to G started - For instance F6CTT from IN97HV 1116km-695mi or G4LOH from
IO70JC 1322km-822mi were both booming in at hefty 59+20dB on the meter !!!! (We
were told we did the same), it lasted for about 1 hour and it gave us over 30
QSOs around 1000 km from far away for us rare LOCs. In the morning we finaly
worked F6IFR - he had 216 QSOs compared to our 146 only but the 3 hours long
OK/OM activity contest was still before us so we were optimistic. OK/OM activity
alone brought us nice 254 QSOs. The end was again slow, but exactly 600 QSO
netto without major REG1 contest is after all not so bad. Again very far away
from 1156 QSOs made on 2m in 24 hour REG1 contest 2 weeks ago. How much we
really made without the QSOs "eaten" by N1MM is hard to guess.
The acknowledgemnt of CQ VHF was this year WORSE than previous year, probably
because it was not published on most popular European VHF webs and magazines. We
have made more QSOs because of:
11 MS
5 FAI
30 long tropo
close to last year's 526. The rest i.e. 28 QSOs are on the behalf of very nice
WX - more stations were - as every sunday in Eu active.
Similar to last year - if you draw a map of the worked LOC the SP,OE nad HA ones
are mostly missing - usually not the case in REG1 contests.
Some statistics:
2m:
Sum of km pts.: 270 374 km points compare to 197 716 km points from last year.
Average km/QSO: 450.6 our best EVER - any contest.
ODX : RX3QFM in KO91OO at 1793 km (1114 miles)
Nr of DXCC : 25
DXCC :225xDL 119xOK 42xPA 38xI 26xON 25xF
19xG 17xOM 16x9A 14xOZ 12xS5 8xSP
7xOE 6xHG 5xUA 5xYU 4xHB 3xSM
2xLX 2xUR 1xES 1xGW 1xOH 1xSV
1xT7
Nr of WWL : 109
WWL : 40xJO70 30xJO31 25xJN89 20xJO30 20xJO21 16xJN49
15xJO42 15xJN99 15xJN69 14xJO60 14xJO40 14xJO32
13xJO62 13xJN58 12xJN79 12xJN54 11xJO50 11xJO20
11xJN88 10xJO22 9xJN95 9xJN76 9xJN59 9xJN48
8xJO51 8xJN39 7xJO61 7xJO33 7xJO01 7xJN98
7xJN37 6xJO80 6xJO41 6xJN86 6xJN85 6xJN65
6xJN47 6xJN45 5xJO65 5xJO53 5xJO43 5xJO10
5xJN68 5xJN55 4xJO73 4xJO02 4xJN75 4xJN64
3xJO71 3xJO55 3xJO44 3xJO11 3xJN97 3xJN87
3xJN34 3xJN08 2xKO91 2xKN18 2xKN04 2xJO54
2xJO46 2xJO45 2xJO23 2xJN78 2xJN66 2xJN38
2xJN27 2xJN18 2xJN17 2xJN07 2xIO90 2xIO80
2xIN97 1xKP50 1xKP24 1xKP15 1xKO95 1xKO59
1xKO29 1xKO02 1xKM07 1xJO94 1xJO93 1xJO91
1xJO82 1xJO75 1xJO72 1xJO64 1xJO63 1xJO57
1xJO56 1xJO52 1xJN72 1xJN63 1xJN44 1xJN36
1xJN29 1xJN28 1xJN16 1xJN09 1xIO94 1xIO92
1xIO91 1xIO81 1xIO70 1xIN99 1xIN98 1xIN87
1xIN78
TOP 10 - quite special due to MS + FAI activity !!!!!
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1. RX3QFM KO91OO 1793 km
2. RU3ACE KO95KG 1771 km
3. SM2CEW KP15CR 1758 km
4. UA3XWY KO91AJ 1715 km
5. OH8LRB KP24HQ 1699 km
6. SV8CS KM07AA 1593 km
7. RU1AC KP50EJ 1518 km
8. RX1AS KO59FX 1493 km
9. G4LOH IO70JC 1322 km
10. F8DBF IN78XD 1292 km
6m:
Sum of km pts.: 209 227 compare to our 44 978 from last year.
ODX : EH8QL in IL38AA at 3 402 km
Nr of DXCC : 31
DXCC : 43xDL 35xF 33xEA 28xI 20xOK 10xG
4xCT 4xEI 4xIS 4xPA 4xSP 4xUR
3xGW 3xIT 3xOZ 3xYO 2xEA6 2xGI
2xHB 2xOE 2xON 1x9H 1xC3 1xCT3
1xEA8 1xGD 1xGM 1xHG 1xOM 1xSV
1xTA
Nr of WWL : 104
WWL : 7xJO70 7xJO61 7xJN11 7xIN94 6xJN69 6xJN01
6xIM98 5xJO62 5xJO60 5xJO51 5xJN55 5xJN53
5xJM77 4xJO50 4xJO42 4xJN79 4xJM49 3xJO41
3xJO21 3xJN45 3xJN36 3xJN33 3xJN23 3xJN05
3xIO83 3xIO81 3xIO74 3xIN95 3xIN73 2xKN45
2xJO80 2xJO55 2xJO30 2xJO22 2xJN61 2xJN58
2xJN54 2xJN44 2xJN35 2xJN34 2xJN04 2xJM68
2xJM19 2xIO90 2xIO63 2xIN96 2xIN93 2xIN90
2xIN78 2xIN61 2xIN53 1xKN90 1xKN88 1xKN66
1xKN44 1xKN34 1xKN25 1xKN07 1xKM19 1xJO90
1xJO83 1xJO54 1xJO53 1xJO52 1xJO45 1xJO44
1xJO43 1xJO32 1xJO31 1xJO20 1xJN99 1xJN88
1xJN68 1xJN67 1xJN63 1xJN59 1xJN25 1xJN24
1xJN18 1xJN12 1xJN08 1xJN06 1xJN03 1xJN02
1xJM75 1xJM67 1xIO93 1xIO91 1xIO82 1xIO75
1xIO72 1xIO70 1xIO62 1xIO51 1xIN82 1xIN80
1xIN63 1xIN51 1xIM99 1xIM97 1xIM68 1xIM58
1xIM12 1xIL38
Antennas on 2m
6 x 16 Y (10.5 m boom)
4 x 16 Y (10.2 m boom)
6 x 8 Y (3 m boom)
8 x 6 Y (2 m boom)
4 x 14 Y (7.5m boom)
4 x 10 Y (5.5m boom)
3 x 13 Y (7.5m boom)
If you sum it up you get "only" 391 elements - 35 booms of total length 212m.
Orion + FT1000MP-V into 2pcs of DB6NT TR144H 14MHz version transverters + 7 x
preamp with GaAs ATF trans. +
PPA with GS35b.
on 6m only a single 9Y-13m long @ 16m + IC7400(IC746PRO) + PPA 2xGI7B
Thanks ALL for calling in !
73 !
Jiri
OK1RI
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