[3830] CQWW CW ZY7C(PY8AZT) SOAB HP

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                    CQ Worldwide DX Contest, CW

Call: ZY7C
Operator(s): PY8AZT
Station: PT7CB

Class: SOAB HP
QTH: 
Operating Time (hrs): 46
Radios: SO2R

Summary:
 Band  QSOs  Zones  Countries
------------------------------
  160:   49    12       41
   80:  129    21       68
   40:  961    28      104
   20: 1206    30      107
   15: 1115    26       95
   10:   21    10       15
------------------------------
Total: 3481   127      430  Total Score = 5,710,364

Club: Araucaria DX Group

Comments:

First time ever as SOAB from ZY7C @ CQWW CW! Wow boy, such a great contest and
I'm really far away form the Big Boys (aka SOABers)! I did try a simple SO2R
system. It showed worth on the long darktime hours. Second night was almost
only for mult casing.

In Northeastern Brazil 10m  openings are marginal and quick, SO2R helped a lot
to monitor 10m while on 15 and 20m.

15m is the best band from here. Day 1 was very productive, but the second day
high bands weren't in good shape. So, 20m became my choice most of the day 2.

40m wasn't an easy band this time. A lot of QRN and lids turned each contact
challenger. So, I need to slice the pileup switching between EU and USA yagis.
Great opening to pacific and Asia, btw.

80m sounds great but I high SWR on the 3el wire yagi forced me use the 4-sq all
the time. It's a little noisy and beverages wasn't a better option to listen on
this band.

160m was so amazing on beverage, easy to listen for all over the globe, that
I'd dare to run on 160m for couple minutes. I'd never imagine get a big pileup
on top band. That you for patient if you ware on the pileup, I couldn't manage
the mess, so I get back to S&P.

I missed the last minutes! I spend last 2 hours casing mults on whatever band
and last 30min sleeping with the hands on the VFO!

Thank you for all QSO, sorry If sometimes I couldn't put every callers on the
log. I did my best and hope work you next time. 

Let's wait for the sun!

73, Luc
PY8AZT


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