[3830] MSQP N5NA Mobile LP

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                    Mississippi QSO Party

Call: N5NA
Operator(s): N5NA
Station: N5NA

Class: Mobile LP
QTH: 
Operating Time (hrs): 

Summary:
 Band  CW Qs  Ph Qs
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   80:  127     0
   40:  418     0
   20:  355     0
   15:   44     6
   10:    4     2
    6:           
    2:           
  UHF:           
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Total:  948     8  Mults = 61  Total Score = 58,316

Club: 

Comments:

A big THANK YOU to my wife, K5AKS, for putting in a 16 hour day driving!  It
took longer to reach MS from my location in S. AR than I thought it would so we
were about an hour late getting started.

This was my first time operating the MSQP and it was a blast!  Seems there were
non-stop callers all day.  40m was my big band with 20m a close second.  I made
about 50% more QSO's than I thought I would when I started.  The 8 phone QSO's
and 4 10m CW QSO's were all with N6MU.  Thanks John!

A highlight of the day was meeting Kerry, W4SIG, in Tallahatchie about 0.7 mile
from Coahoma.  Kerry was parked on the side of the road studying the map when we
drove past.  We quickly pulled over for an nice eyeball QSO and pictures.

I had 13 MS county mults and 48 non-county mults.  Thanks to all the DX
stations calling: DL3DXX, YV5OIE, LY5A, OE5KE, SP5SA, DL3GA, DL3IAC, G3WPF,
DL8MLD, G3XVR, and PA3ARM.

I operated from 16 counties.  County totals are:  Washington(91), Holmes(85),
Issaquena(75), Yazoo(73), Tallahatchie(72), Sunflower(69) Carroll(68),
Humphreys(60), Attala(60), Grenada(54), Bolivar(52), Yalobusha(49),
Leflore(47), Sharkey(42), Coahoma(41), and Montgomery(26).

Thanks to the following stations for contributing more than half the QSO's: 
N6MU(37), KV8Q(28), WB2ABD(27), K9WA(26), K8MFO(25), NT2A(25), W0GXQ(24),
W8WVU(24), W4UCZ(20), W4IHI(19), K9EN(18), NO5W(17), N9QS(16), AD5WI(16),
K8QWY(16), NN9K(15), K7TM(15), K0PC(15), K0MPH(14), K9FMX(13), WA6KHK(13),
W5QP(12), K5GE(12), W0ZQ(11), W0EAR(11), W9MSE(11), and N4JF(11).

My equipment was a K3/100, Scorpion SA-680, Dell Inspiron 2200 running CQ/X,
and a 2000 Chevrolet C2500 truck. The Scorpion is a new addition replacing a
High Sierra HS-1500.

Thanks to everyone who called and followed me through the day!

73, Alan N5NA


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