[3830] ARRLDX CW W6YX(N7MH) SOAB HP
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Tue Feb 19 06:27:39 EST 2019
ARRL DX Contest, CW - 2019
Call: W6YX
Operator(s): N7MH
Station: W6YX
Class: SOAB HP
QTH: Stanford
Operating Time (hrs): 36:38
Radios: SO2R
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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160: 5 5
80: 200 58
40: 589 86
20: 1088 103
15: 106 42
10: 10 5
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Total: 1998 299 Total Score = 1,791,309
Club: Northern California Contest Club
Comments:
I arrived at the W6YX shack a couple of hours before the contest start to get
set up and was surprised that two unfamiliar faces were there. One was Zac,
KD2BHC, a new Assistant Professor in the Aero/Astro department who was founder
of the Kicksat project while at Cornell and was trying to use the club's
satellite equipment to communicate with a satellite. I don't know if they were
ultimately successful but they were in and out all weekend, returning for
successive passes.
I worked a couple of JAs on 15 just before the start but they were weak by the
start and I ended up with only 13 JAs on 15.
Low bands were quite good but our 160 TX antenna is ailing so few could hear
me.
I missed a couple of hours on 40 and 80 early Saturday evening when I put in an
appearance at a dinner party at my house with out-of-town relatives. They had
gone to the showing of Hamilton in San Francisco the previous evening and were
talking about the "Panic". I had no clue what this was until I got
caught up with the news on Monday.
I took time off both nights during some of the best hours for JA/Asia on 40.
Horrible noise came up, possibly from the pouring rain, and I couldn't copy the
weaker stations so I decided that was a good time to get some sleep.
I missed the brief opening to EU on 15. 20 was open well to Europe and it was
difficult to decipher calls in the pileup of fluttery signals so for a while I
neglected the second radio. My best rate of the contest was the first hour of
the EU opening on 20 with a 60-minute rate of 148.
Europe was 39% of my log including 587 EU on 20. JA was 35.3%.
Thanks for all the Qs.
73,
-Mike, N7MH
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