[Mldxcc] OQP

[Alan Maenchen]

I agree with Bill .. watching paint dry is more exciting.  And Bill did
twice as good as I did.
Sunday morning now, I worked a couple of new ones on 10 CW, but when the
amp warmed up and kicked in something died and the K3 no longer transmits.
I'll have to work on that tomorrow.

While there seem to be a lot of VE3s in CQP, it's only the same two dozen
or so VE3s that are in OQP. That's a whole lot different than the wall of
W6s that exist in CQP. Still, it felt good to give them some activity.

I didn't put in a lot of BIC time .. about 3 hours.
46 QSOs, 38 mults = 5,054 points.

73, Alan  AD6E




On Sun, Apr 20, 2014 at 4:49 AM, Bill Haddon <haddon.bill at gmail.com> wrote:

> Oh my   . it's Saturday night. . .  I think next  year I'll put some paint
> on the shack wall and watch it dry . . might be more exciting than the OQP.
>
> But I did, in the LP category,  actually bag VE3OSZ on 160 meters to edge
> up to the 8,000 point mark.   In fact there were five VE3's on 160 CW, all
> with decent signals.
>
> Anyway trying to rack up a few for the MLDXCC.  Wasn't able to connect w/
> the K6TU server, so I'm a stealth entry for MLDXCC.
>
> 73 Bill n6zfo
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