[3830] ARRLDX CW NN7SS(K6UFO) SOAB QRP
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Sun Feb 20 15:30:34 PST 2011
ARRL DX Contest, CW
Call: NN7SS
Operator(s): K6UFO
Station: NN7SS
Class: SOAB QRP
QTH: WA
Operating Time (hrs): 20
Radios: SO2R
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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160: 6 3
80: 24 5
40: 42 17
20: 271 69
15: 136 32
10: 26 9
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Total: 505 135 Total Score = 204,525
Club: Western Washington DX Club
Comments:
Another fun QRP outing!
I started with 15m and 20m for South America and JAs
before sunset. 15m good for one hour, 20m good for two.
With an A index of 18, no need to try for EU on low
bands while QRP, so I went to sleep.
Got up at 11z (very dark) for some JAs and Pacific on
low bands. Not bad for QRP and disturbed conditions.
An hour before sunrise I could work Caribbeans, but it
took a half hour past sunrise to finally work an EU on
20m. They seemed stronger about two hours later, just
before fading away. Midday had the usual Carib and
South Americans on 20m, 15m and even up to 10 meters!
Late afternoon provided "endless JAs" on 15m and 20m.
At sunset, I called it a day, to catch up on some work,
and I was already past my goal.
I slept through the second night, maybe missed some DX.
Sunday morning EU signals were weaker, so it was hard to
find anyone new and workable. But they seemed to last a
lot longer, until 19Z. A quick lunch break, and then it
was time to tune for new calls until I hit 500 QSOs. I
worked a few spares, then called it quits a couple hours
early.
Still too many people not identifying often enough. And
a lonely CQer would suddenly be buried by an unruly and
misbehaving mob - must have been spotted...
NN7SS Burt WA (K6UFO op)
20m-10m: C-31XR at 71ft.
40m: Force 12 Delta 240 at 78ft
80m: Half-sloper from 60ft
160m: Inverted L over metal garage roof
Two Yaesu FT-1000MPs turned down to 5 watts
Writelog software and W5XD SO2R box
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