[3830] 432SprngSprnt N6ZE Single Op LP

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                    432 MHz Spring Sprint

Call: N6ZE
Operator(s): N6ZE
Station: N6ZE

Class: Single Op LP
QTH: DM04qb
Operating Time (hrs): 1.9

Summary:
Total:  QSOs = 10  Mults = 3  Tot Dist(km) = 716  Total Score = 30

Club: ventura county amateur radio society

Comments:

DATE APR 2015	TIME	CALL RECEIVED	GRID RECEIVED	DIST: KM
30APR	0201	KM6B	DM04NG	32.65
30APR	0203	WA6EJO	DM04JG	58.46
30APR	0212	W6NCT	DM04NE	26.9
30APR	0223	K6VCR	DM12MT	207.9
30APR	0230	KQ6NO	DM04KI	56.27
30APR	0238	W6WE	CM95RA	205.3
30APR	0253	N6VI	DM04QG	23.2
30APR	0318	N7WLC	DM04NE	26.9
30APR	0321	AG6AY	DM04NH	36.1
30APR	0347	N5BF	DM04VF	42.6
			TOTAL KM:	716.28


10 QSOs; 3 GRIDS WORKED FROM DM04qb
SCORE = 10 X 3 = 30 POINTS
Soapbox:
N6ZE operated for 1.9 hours from a ridge in the Santa Monica Mountains (CA).
Weather was great! (So was the pizza!) Initial temperature was near 80 deg. F
& visibility was in excess of 50 miles. Now for activity levels: not many
ARRL SW Division area hams bothered to get on the air for this SPRINT. QSOs
were made with 6 Ventura County (CA) stations, all members of the Ventura Co.
Amateur Radio Society (VCARS). Thanks to those who got ‘on the air’ for a
while! 
By 2.6 km, K6VCR was best DX at 207.9 km, while W6WE in Nipomo, CA was second
best DX at 205.3 km.  As in the 222 MHz SPRINT, closest QSO (23.2 km) was with
N6VI in Chatsworth. I continue to support and promote the VHF/UHF SPRINT
Program as I have for many years and I passionately encourage others,
particularly HFers & “Newbies”, to try VHF/UHF communicating without
resorting to the use of repeaters. 
Rig: FT736 + 100 watt “Brick” + 17 element M-2 horizontally polarized yagi
at about 2380 ft. above sea level.
NOTE: It is time for ARRL to again sponsor the Spring & Fall VHF/UHF SPRINT
Program!


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