[3830] Rus DX KA3DRR(@W6SL) SO CW HP

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Sun Mar 18 06:53:46 PDT 2012


                    Russian DX Contest

Call: KA3DRR
Operator(s): KA3DRR
Station: W6SL

Class: SO CW HP
QTH: CA
Operating Time (hrs): 12.0

Summary:
 Band  CW Qs  Ph Qs  Countries  Oblasts
----------------------------------------
  160:    0     0         0         0
   80:    0     0         0         0
   40:   63     0        10         5
   20:   59     0        19         5
   15:  109     0        18         3
   10:   19     0         8         0
----------------------------------------
Total:  250     0        55        13  Total Score = 68,476

Club: Northern California Contest Club

Comments:

Storm conditions this weekend with solar flare remnants subsiding while a winter
rain storm steam rolled through the central coast of California. I heard rain
static for the first time, it was a building wave of electrical energy,
overwhelming the Icom 756PRO receiver on 40 meters. The static was perfectly
timed while logging Asian stations prior to sunrise.

Our EU-opening on 20m was short lived and not very stable. I competed against
two walls of signals launched from the east coast of North America in addition
to EU stations logging RU competitors. In contrast, the RDXC scoring system
compensated with its in-country points allowed, perhaps, other RadioSport
sponsors will consider the same? 

Moderate openings into Asia this weekend with 15m providing the bulk of my
scoring effort. I enjoyed a brief Saturday afternoon opening into Asiatic
Russia and my 'thanks' to all the JA stations who, once again, made a big
difference in the KA3DRR RadioSport log. 

Overall, I enjoyed myself in the pilot's seat at my mentor's QTH this weekend
and I'm looking forward to the next WRTC2014 qualifying event in April. 

73, Scot KA3DRR

Icom 756PRO
Alpha 89
40m 3L @ 50ft
20m 6L @ 55ft
15m 6L @ 65ft
10m 5L @ 60ft
N1MM Contest Logger


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