ARRL 10M Contest Scores fm 3830

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How do you spell dead band ?? T-E-N  M-E-T-E-R-S.........


Single Operator/High Power/Mixed Mode (Qs/C/Sec/Score)
N4ZC      723 / 36 / 83 / 263.7k
NU4Y     671 / 27 / 77 /  170k
NC0P     473 /   102    / 140k
AA5UO  398 / 28 / 44 /  70.5k
WD0T    287 / 15 / 54 /  55.7k
K0RC    127 / 7  /  35 /  16k
VE5MX   19 / 8 /   6   /   784

SO/Low/Mixed
K2UF      211 / 19 / 45 /  41.6k
WA0X     276 / 17 / 30 /  28.6k
WF2L       59 /            /    7.6k

SO/QRP/Mixed
WF2V      12 /    4       /    160 

SO/High/Phone 
K4VUD   704 / 12 / 44 /  78.8k
N8RA/1   731/  13 / 32 /  65.8k
KQ4HC   235 / 11 / 35 /  21.6k

SO/High/CW 
K1ZX/4    567 / 22 / 45 /  151k
KM9P/4   420 / 14 / 48 /  102.6k
AA7BG    172 /    31    /    21k

SO/Low/CW
AC1O/4    397 / 12 / 40 /  82.7k
W5HUQ   280 / 11 / 39 /  56k

Multioperator 
N2BIM     516 / 20 / 62 /  162k
AA4NC    585 / 31 / 72 /  127k   (+ WB4HFL) 13 hours
AA3JU                           100.8k
WS1C     415 / 13 / 62 /   89.2k
AB4RU    170 / 12 / 43 /   27k


All agreed this was probably the worst propagation ever to grace a 10m
Contest.
Ask Santa for sunspots.....
Happy Holidays





>From Jeffrey Yeager <jnyeager at southern.edu>  Mon Dec 11 01:38:17 1995
From: Jeffrey Yeager <jnyeager at southern.edu> (Jeffrey Yeager)
Date: Sun, 10 Dec 1995 20:38:17 -0500 (EST)
Subject: KQ4HC 10m Results
Message-ID: <Pine.BSI.3.91.951210201346.29614A-100000 at southern.edu>



Call: KQ4HC
Section: GA
Catagory: High Power Single Op Phone

   235Q X 11C X 35S = 21,620

Equipment: IC-761,  L4-B,  CVB, CT 9.26,   TH-6 @ 55'

Wednesday 2 other locals and I bet pizza on the contest.  Started the contest
hoping to make alot of Qs and have ablast.  A lite rain shower had quietted
the line noise and was working alot of long ground wave, and a few quick
opennings up the east coast.  Things where looking good.  

Sat morning the band had signs of openning.  Worked a few dx
staions and ran a few stations.  Then the line noise started, peaking as
high as S9 at times to the west.  The 761 did a fair job of knocking it 
down, so I was able to work the big guns.  The second and third layer 
stations where never heard.  I listened to WS4F running em but I couldnt 
hear a thing.

Saturday nite I checked into all the local 10m nose picker nets.  Made 
a few guys happy giving the "well ur 59 into GA" when they where real weak,
several I believe took me serious on the signal reports I gave them! 

Sunday am brought a few more dx stations and a short run into VE3.  Basically
conditions stunk, but I won my pizza,  the others gave up :)

Maybe next year will be better.

73 Jeff KQ4HC
jnyeager at southern.edu