[CCF] CQWW SSB CU2X(OH2UA) SOAB HP
timo.korhonen at elisanet.fi
timo.korhonen at elisanet.fi
Wed Oct 29 15:31:51 EDT 2008
Toni on eläin, onnittelut loistavasta scoresta.
Timo, OH6GLE
Toni Lindén <oh2ua at oh2u.com> kirjoitti:
> Kiitoksia kaikille OH QSO:ista.
>
> Ja CW:llä sitten uudestaan.
>
> 73 de Toni, OH2UA
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> CQ Worldwide DX Contest, SSB
>
> Call: CU2X
> Operator(s): OH2UA
> Station: CU2X
>
> Class: SOAB HP
> QTH:
> Operating Time (hrs): 48
> Radios: SO2R
>
> Summary:
> Band QSOs Zones Countries
> ------------------------------
> 160: 273 16 60
> 80: 767 24 95
> 40: 1368 28 102
> 20: 2532 32 118
> 15: 3035 33 124
> 10: 39 8 19
> ------------------------------
> Total: 8014 141 518 Total Score = 11,421,129
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> Club:
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> Comments:
>
> Well what can one say after claiming the new European record at this point of
> cycle with over 8000 QSO's and practically without 10M... I'm very happy! Also
> I'm very proud of having a privilege to operate from such a station as CU2X.
>
> Building the contest station in Azores has been my dream since the very early
> days of my contesting career. It was year 1996 when Ville, OH2MM, had a
> presentation in the contest forum of Finnish Amateur Radio Union meeting. Ville
> told us about the ham radio population and selecting the optimal QTH. The final
> conclusion in Ville's presentation was that you have to be in between
> North-America and Europe and have some kind of multiplier value (and that's how
> EA8BH/EA8EA QTH was founded).
>
> I went home from that meeting, took World Atlas and realized how stupid those
> guys were. Why they just didn't look the map? It took me only 5 minutes for
> understanding that OH2BH and OH2MM went to wrong place! Why they went to Canary
> Islands even tough Azores was a lot better QTH in the middle of Atlantic Ocean,
> just as Ville had told us a couple of hours ago?
>
> Well, you have to remember that I was 15 years old boy at the very beginning of
> my contesting career after holding my license only for a couple of months and
> not understanding anything about differences of 3 point/QSO location and 1
> point places not to mention about MINIPROP analyzes or other simulations
> needed. But my dream of contesting from Azores was born.
>
> It was maybe five years later when I made my first SO contest from DX location
> at OH0 and at the same time talks about finding the best QTH in Europe with
> Martti, OH2BH, began. When project went on we were fortuned to have Juha,
> OH8NC, with us. Juha's been always interested in projects where one can do
> something that's never been done before, like Arkala Extremes in amateur
> radio.
>
> As one can see, it's been quite a long project first analyzing what part of
> Europe we should be located, investigating out the possible countries in that
> area and ultimately finding the local contacts and QTH. And of course finally
> setting up the station. In the process several alternative location, such as
> Albania and Montenegro, were investigated.
>
> CQWW SSB 2008 was the first contest from our new QTH. Years of hard work seems
> to be paying off, at least according to the results of our first attempt.
> Project as large as this one could never be succeeded by individual person. All
> of the time we've been doing things as a team and trying to get the most of our
> personal strengthens keeping our minds that when working as team the whole is
> greater than the sum of the parts.
>
> As having a privilege of being the operator at CU2X in CQWW 2008 I want to
> express my greatest thanks to the whole team of Azores Finland Friendship
> Consortium: CU2BV, CU2CE, CU2DX, OH2BH and OH8NC. Every one of you has a
> special and a much appreciated role in the team. Also I want to thank the
> Arcala Extremes contest group. Azorean activities are run as a part of larger
> mission of Arcala Extremes.
>
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> 73 & see ya on CQWW CW at CU2
>
> Toni, OH2UA / CU2KI
>
> More detailed information, statistics etc will be posted soon at www.cu2acom
>
>
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