CQ 160 CW Score

[WR3O at music-city.tdec.state.tn.us]

                           1995 CQ 160 METER CONTEST
 
 
     Call used: WR3O                                           Location: TN
 
     Category: Single Operator            Mode: CW             Power: 500 W
 
     Station:  IC-761, AL-811 amp (500 watts), Inv V at 90'.

 

                QSOs     points
          -------------------------
     TOTAL      547       1247   X   64 multipliers  =  79,808

 
     Club or Team Name: Tennessee Contest Group     
 
 
     Comments:
             
	Had fun again this year.  More QSO's than last year but
        fewer mults for an overall lower score.  More EU this year
        but no JA, even though I was up at sunrise both mornings
        trying.   EU was hot Friday night.  Missed SD and ID.
        Missed some easy ones from here like FM.  Seemed like fewer
        Carribbean stations on this year.  Managed to hold a freq
        most of the time even with my wimpy station.


 p.s.   How do you folks get countries separated from your mults?
        NA only seems to report mults, and not break them down into
        countries/sections.

        See you next year!

73, Kirk  WR3O   ( WR3O at music-city.tdec.state.tn.us )

>From Albert Crespo <wr6r at ccnet.com>  Sat Feb  4 00:03:16 1995
From: Albert Crespo <wr6r at ccnet.com> (Albert Crespo)
Date: Fri, 3 Feb 1995 16:03:16 -0800 (PST)
Subject: ARRL PHONE AND WPX
Message-ID: <Pine.3.89.9502031514.B21087-0100000 at ccnet3>


I get a lot of questions as to what I use as WR6R/KH6 during the contests 
so here is a run down before the test:

160- shunt fed tower and beverage into the bush
80- Delta Loop- hope to make it a 2el element by March
40- 3el Yagi at 80', 2el Yagi at 60'
20- 5el yagi at 60, 4 el Yagi at 60
15- 5el Yagi at 60', TH7 at 40'
10- 6 el Yagi at 20'

There are 4 towers on the 3 acres with the majority of the antennas 
sticking over the side of the cliff. I have a 270 degree view over water.
Still use a generator, but that means less man made QRN.

Rigs are FT1000, FT900, TS850, 
Amps are Amp Supply NT800, Al1500

Hope to see a lot of you on six bands this upcoming phone contests!

				Aloha, Al

>From Patrick Collins <pcollins at freenet.columbus.oh.us>  Sat Feb  4 03:13:53 1995
From: Patrick Collins <pcollins at freenet.columbus.oh.us> (Patrick Collins)
Date: Fri, 3 Feb 1995 22:13:53 -0500 (EST)
Subject: Travels
Message-ID: <Pine.3.07.9502032253.A15202-8100000 at acme>

Well the tickets came through. $520 round trip what a deal.  Hope to work
you all from dx land for the first time. Now should I sign /TI or TI/.

pat nz4k