[3830] ARRL Sep VHF N2JMH Single Op-All Modes HP
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Mon Sep 11 13:35:19 EDT 2023
ARRL September VHF Contest - 2023
Call: N2JMH
Operator(s): N2JMH
Station: N2JMH
Class: Single Op-All Modes HP
QTH: FN12bw
Operating Time (hrs): 20
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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6: 116 50
2: 117 52
222: 54 19
432: 57 18
903: 32 11
1.2: 39 12
2.3: 13 4
3.4: 18 7
5.7: 16 7
10G: 17 5
24G:
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Total: 479 185 Total Score = 170,940
Club: Rochester VHF Group
Comments:
Conditions were typical September, generally flat, unlike the last few weeks of
enhanced conditions. I can only imagine the excitement of those band openings
during a contest. 6 meters was a test of patience, lots of 1 and done. Copied a
few South America stations on Sunday and of course I got sucked into chasing
that like a bug to a light bulb. No SA stations worked!
The good: The RVHFG is continuing to promote getting on more bands. Loaner
equipment is available along with help with integration. Just ask if you need
help. Rovers rock, I know I say this all the time. I’ve done it at a high
level and it is hard work. These folks keep things interesting when it’s gets
dull. Major kudos to them.
The Bad: Missing the first 3 hours hurt my score some. I took a 3 hour break on
Sunday also. Balance of home life is essential, my wife is extremely supportive
of this contesting non sense so I choose my battles wisely. 2304 got water in
the feed line again, in June I was up the tower contest morning, not this time,
it was raining and I wasn’t feeling it so we suffered through high swr and
worked what we could.
Next: Moving 2304 and 3400 up on the tower before January contest. N1MM learning
and station integration with Green Heron must get completed. Encourage a few
more locals to get on the microwaves! Get the K1WHS 222 amp online and whatever
else I break before January.
The Fun: Random q’s on 10ghz rock, fyi, it is the new 6 meters right?
73 Jim n2jmh
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