[3830] ARRLDX SSB N0VD SOSB/20 HP
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Sun Mar 5 23:14:38 EST 2006
ARRL DX Contest, SSB
Call: N0VD
Operator(s): N0VD
Station: N0VD
Class: SOSB/20 HP
QTH: Colorado
Operating Time (hrs): 18
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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160:
80:
40:
20: 543 102
15:
10:
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Total: 543 102 Total Score = 166,158
Club: Pikes Peak DX Group
Comments:
Once again another last minute decision to enter this one. I didn't start until
17:00Z on Saturday. The band seemed to be open nicely to EU but heard very few
LP stations - mostly the EU beacons.
I managed a steady stream of JAs on Saturday evening which was nice, although
many of them were pretty light. I had hoped for a bigger run but took what I
could get. Trying to get any type of run going was nearly pointless. It seemed
I could hold a better rate just S&P which I spent a lot of time doing.
On the couple of runs I was able to coax out of the woodwork some nice mults
gave me a call 9J2BO, 9M6DXX, 3D2NB, JV800BV come to mind. Never heard a
single VK or ZL which I thought was pretty unusual and at least one station will
get a NIL because they insisted we QSO'd before. Too bad, you would have been
another mult for me, but I can assure you it wasn't me in your log.
Funny propagation on Sunday EU, Carib, SA and a few JAs all on the band at the
same time! I was disappointed that there was not a better opening to JA/PAC on
Sunday, but sort of expected that so I made the most of it Saturday. I'm
envious of you E. Coast guys. I could hear your working EU left and right but
just couldn't hear the other end ah, such is life in the polar path!
Fun contest as always see you in the next one.
73
Kelly N0VD
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