[3830] NCCC Sprnt Lad K6VVA LP
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Thu Jan 17 23:16:23 EST 2013
NCCC Sprint Ladder - Jan 18
Call: K6VVA
Operator(s): K6VVA
Station: K6VVA
Class: Single Op LP
QTH: Locust Peak (Remote)
Operating Time (hrs): .5
Radios: SO2R
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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160: 3 1
80: 8 5
40: 23 13
20: 21 15
15:
10:
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Total: 55 34 Total Score = 1,870
Club: Northern California Contest Club
Comments:
With 31 Q's at :45, I was hoping to finally have a 60 Q night but that didn't
happen. There sure were some MONSTER signals on 20m tonight !!! Once I got to
80m it was all downhilld ;-(
The Locust Peak Remote was QRT when I returned from C6 late Tuesday Night, but
fortunately a neighbor rode up with me in the late afternoon today to check
things out. We managed to navigate past the rockslides and I discovered Mr.
Murphy had trashed one of the solar panel interface widgets that also had the
weenie inverter attached powering the remote Netgear switch. I QSY'd it to the
other unit, but am now 3 solar panels down in terms of power input to the
battery bank.
It looked like I would have enough battery power to do the NSL, but I don't
think the company that makes the special multi-purpose widget is still in
business. Gotta figure something out.
Before leaving, I happened to look up at 'Monobander Lane' (the build out of
that is 3 years behind), and noticed the other A3S tribander on a crank up mast
used to do A/B testing for final antenna height determination had fallen over
and the A3S elements on one side trashed - www.k6vva.com/a3sdown.jpg ... a
take-off on 'Blackhawk Down' ;-( It appears critters chewed through the 5/16
Dacron line used to temporarily guy the mast with the A3S which was at only
about 17 feet above ground. More repair work now for the lengthy 'To Do List'
;-(
Now for my usual 'Crusade' (Rant). VERY FEW PEOPLE below 14.040 tonight again
;-( Jumped for joy when I heard Andy, N2NT, CQ'ing around 038. I wasted
several minutes CQ'ing below 040 with no replies ;-( Sure wish we could solve
the 'FEAR OF GOING BELOW 040' PROBLEM.
Tnx again for all those who showed up in the LQP Sandbox (K7NV-ism) last night.
21 logs have been received so far, and the list as of 7:52PM (PDT) tonight is
now up at http://www.k6vva.com/lqp .
73 & Tnx for the Q's & Mults...
Rick, K6VVA * The Locust
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