[Mldxcc] FD scores

[Jim Venneman]

Howdy,

Just to add a little further analysis, we finished 25th in Class 2A (out of 
494 participants in that class) and we finished 89th overall (out of 2,261 
FD entries)! Finishing in the top 5% is always a good thing, 
but...........is there..........

Room for improvement? - You bet!! We're already talking about next year. In 
the meantime.......

I hope that the membership considers acquiring at least a 20-meter 
monobander for the 2005 FD. Better yet - what about a 40-meter shorty-forty 
or similar? Buy or build - the funds would probably need to come from a 
special donation from the membership. These antennas could also be available 
for anyone wanting to stage a county expedition for CQP as well. I mentioned 
this at last month's club meeting and there did not appear to be any major 
disagreements. Could any one you antenna gurus out there come up with a 
reasonable guesstimate of what it would cost to do this?

Thanks - oh - and KB in SS CW!!

P.S. - Don't forget that 11/15 is the dealine for submitting CQP logs to 
NCCC.

Jim  -WX6V-

>From: Dick Wilson <k6lrn at arrl.net>
>To: mldxcc at contesting.com
>Subject: [Mldxcc] FD scores
>Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 22:01:29 -0700
>
>Field Day scores are out. Congrats!! K6AO is second in Pacific Division 
>behind the Sonoma County-W6LFJ group.
>
>Dick K6LRN
>
>
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