[3830] RTTY WPX WX5S(@W6YX) M/2 HP
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Mon Feb 18 14:51:06 EST 2008
CQ WW RTTY WPX Contest
Call: WX5S
Operator(s): WX5S N6CCH ND2T W6RK N6DE AA6XV K6UFO
Station: W6YX
Class: M/2 HP
QTH: Stanford, CA
Operating Time (hrs): 46
Summary:
Band QSOs Pts
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80: 387 970
40: 776 2770
20: 837 1469
15: 248 414
10: 24 50
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Total: 2272 5664 Prefixes = 536 Total Score = 3,035,904
Club: Northern California Contest Club
Comments:
We had a great time at W6YX (Stanford U) - WX5S @W6YX again this year.
The weather was great, not like last year, when we had rain and lots of rain
QSB on the beams making it a challenge to get good copy.
Rebar, N6CCH, formerly KI6CCH returned again this year from his intro last year
to anchor our team of seven operators with a 36 hour run, followed by a 5 hour
nap and then closed the contest with another 7 hours at the transceiver.
Risto W6RK and Rebar N6CCH opened the contest on Friday afternoon, local time,
with a couple of misfires, as the wrong contest was loaded from the pre-event
setup earlier in the week. This caused us to miss a few QSOs in the beginning
and hand out some strange exchanges. Sorry if you were the recipient of one of
those. Lesson learned and will not be replicated. This is good reason for the
practice sessions, as we would have recognized the issue sooner and made the
necessary change before the start of the contest, not during it.
Tom ND2T brought some much needed support during the open of 20m early Saturday
Morning, local time while we migrated off 80m and 40m and onto 20m and 15m.
Dean N6DE and Matt WX5S provided operational assistance through the evening of
Saturday with Risto W6RK and Dave AA6XV following into the evening. Mork K6UFO
helped us close out the contest on Sunday with AA6XV and N6CCH. We ended the
contest with no Internet service and thus had to rely on traditional S&P
techniques for the last 17 hours of the event.
This year we were still unable to work many stations in EU, but did manage to
offset that with 19% of our contacts from Asia. Our QSO count 2272 was up from
1692 our effort last year, mostly in part to having access to all the necessary
antenna and proper maintenance of the radios and amplifiers. Prefixes worked
536 were up a bit as compared to our previous year count of 528. We squeezed
in a few exchanges on 10m after agreeing to QSY with W6OAT to 10m. Thanks
Rusty, we may not have picked those up had you not made that suggestion!! ïŠ
Thanks to all for the QSOs and spots.
QSO/Pref by hour and band
Hour 80M 40M 20M 15M 10M Total Cumm OffTime
D1-0000Z --+-- --+-- 78/50 34/17 --+-- 112/67 112/67
D1-0100Z - 32/23 58/23 10/3 - 100/49 212/116
D1-0200Z 27/6 67/37 13/5 - - 107/48 319/164
D1-0300Z 38/4 43/17 - - - 81/21 400/185
D1-0400Z 53/19 25/13 - - - 78/32 478/217
D1-0500Z 37/11 23/5 - - - 60/16 538/233
D1-0600Z 12/4 25/12 - - - 37/16 575/249
D1-0700Z 11/1 27/8 - - - 38/9 613/258
D1-0800Z 23/3 30/5 --+-- --+-- --+-- 53/8 666/266
D1-0900Z 14/4 32/6 - - - 46/10 712/276
D1-1000Z 1/0 24/6 - - - 25/6 737/282
D1-1100Z 10/7 23/4 - - - 33/11 770/293
D1-1200Z 19/5 33/7 - - - 52/12 822/305
D1-1300Z 9/3 31/3 - - - 40/6 862/311
D1-1400Z 2/0 30/6 8/1 - - 40/7 902/318
D1-1500Z - 9/4 19/2 - - 28/6 930/324
D1-1600Z --+-- 1/0 24/13 3/2 --+-- 28/15 958/339
D1-1700Z - - 33/22 26/6 - 59/28 1017/367
D1-1800Z - - 38/13 21/2 - 59/15 1076/382
D1-1900Z - - 60/11 37/7 - 97/18 1173/400
D1-2000Z - - 70/12 36/5 - 106/17 1279/417
D1-2100Z - - 17/4 17/5 - 34/9 1313/426
D1-2200Z - - 68/12 6/2 - 74/14 1387/440
D1-2300Z - 1/0 49/2 - - 50/2 1437/442
D2-0000Z --+-- --+-- 35/7 --+-- --+-- 35/7 1472/449 6
D2-0100Z - - - - - 0/0 1472/449 60
D2-0200Z - 10/3 3/0 - - 13/3 1485/452 41
D2-0300Z 20/0 35/4 - - - 55/4 1540/456
D2-0400Z 7/0 49/3 - - - 56/3 1596/459
D2-0500Z 13/1 39/4 - - - 52/5 1648/464
D2-0600Z 18/1 17/2 - - - 35/3 1683/467
D2-0700Z 12/0 17/2 - - - 29/2 1712/469
D2-0800Z 9/1 18/4 --+-- --+-- --+-- 27/5 1739/474
D2-0900Z 6/1 16/3 - - - 22/4 1761/478
D2-1000Z 7/1 16/2 - - - 23/3 1784/481
D2-1100Z 4/0 22/0 - - - 26/0 1810/481
D2-1200Z 23/0 29/2 - - - 52/2 1862/483
D2-1300Z 12/3 13/0 - - - 25/3 1887/486
D2-1400Z - 16/1 7/0 - - 23/1 1910/487
D2-1500Z - 12/2 7/4 1/0 - 20/6 1930/493
D2-1600Z --+-- 1/0 23/10 3/0 --+-- 27/10 1957/503
D2-1700Z - - 24/9 11/2 - 35/11 1992/514
D2-1800Z - - 25/2 15/2 - 40/4 2032/518
D2-1900Z - - 30/3 15/2 - 45/5 2077/523
D2-2000Z - - 49/2 4/0 10/1 63/3 2140/526
D2-2100Z - - 45/3 - 14/0 59/3 2199/529
D2-2200Z - - 22/2 7/2 - 29/4 2228/533
D2-2300Z - 10/0 32/2 2/1 - 44/3 2272/536
Total: 387/75 776/188 837/214 248/58 24/1
Contacts by region and band:
80M 40M 20M 15M 10M Total %
AS 11 231 157 34 0 433 19.1
NA 365 506 564 177 12 1624 71.5
OC 5 14 11 9 1 40 1.8
AF 2 6 4 3 0 15 0.7
EU 0 10 83 5 0 98 4.3
SA 4 9 16 20 11 60 2.6
Mults worked:
80M 40M 20M 15M 10M Total
4X 1 1
6W 1 1
9A 3 3
9M2 1 1 2
9M6 1 1
9V 1 1 2
BV 2 2
BY 5 4 9
C9 1 1
CM 2 2 1 5
CN 1 1
CT3 1 1 1 1 4
CX 1 2 1 4
D4 1 1 2
DL 2 14 1 17
DU 1 4 1 6
E7 1 1
EA 1 7 2 10
EA8 1 2 1 4
F 4 4
FG 1 1 2
FM 1 1 1 3
G 4 4
GM 2 2
HA 3 1 4
HB 1 1
HI 1 1 1 1 4
HK 1 1 2
HL 20 10 30
HP 1 1
HR 1 1 1 3
HS 1 1
I 8 8
J3 1 1 2
JA 11 191 130 30 362
K 311 437 483 153 10 1394
KG4 1 1 2
KH6 2 5 3 4 1 15
KL 3 4 6 13
KP4 1 1 2 1 5
LA 1 1
LU 1 4 7 7 19
LZ 2 2
OA 1 1 1 1 4
OE 1 1
OH 1 4 1 6
OK 3 3
OM 1 2 3
ON 2 2
P4 2 2 1 2 7
PA 1 1
PY 4 4 6 3 17
PZ 1 1
S5 1 1
SM 1 2 3
SP 7 7
SV 2 2
SV9 1 1
TG 1 1
TI 1 1 2
UA 2 1 3
UA9 8 9 3 20
UR 3 3
V3 1 1 1 2 5
VE 45 48 57 6 156
VK 2 5 1 8
VR 2 2
XE 1 6 5 5 1 18
XW 1 1 2
YB 2 3 1 6
YL 1 1
YN 1 1 1 1 4
YO 1 1
YU 1 1
YV 1 4 1 6
Z3 1 1 2
ZF 1 1 1 1 4
ZL 1 3 4
ZS 1 1 2
73,
de N6CCH aka Rebar
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