[NCC] WRTC / IARU

WW3S ww3s at zoominternet.net
Sun Jul 11 17:43:15 PDT 2010


I missed two of the WRTC teams....had 71 qso's with them, all on 20....like 
Tom said, 40 never did anything to Moscow, but wow, was it open this morning 
to the South Pacific.....I never heard signals that loud with my vertical, 
and well after sunrise....worked Cal a few times (Cal, what was up with the 
CW? Your call sounded great, but the exchange and TU was all 
choppy...)...yea 20m, Saturday night....I was trying to work all WRTC but I 
had a family emergency Saturday am, and condx seemed to suck early on (only 
had 7 qsos with WRTC around 10am), so I packed it in and went to the lake 
house to take care of something....after dinner, started playing again, and 
WOW, was 20m hot to Moscow....had fun working all the HQ stations....if any 
of you are not active on RTTY, you have plenty of time to get setup between 
now and the end of September for CQWW.....

btw, what was N2NT/K3LR call?



On 7/11/2010 8:14:19 PM, Thomas Roscoe (k8cx at hamgallery.com) wrote:
> It was fun chasing the WRTC R3 guys. I did manage to work all 48 teams
> at least once. I made over 90 contacts with the teams (plus Cal a few
> times, AZed  and a few other friends). 20 meters was the band from here.
> There was a good band opening on 20 Saturday night and their sigs were
> around S9 for a while. The rest of the time they were workable but not
> very strong. I thought I would be able to work some of them on 40 but I
> was wrong. Their 100W and cloud burning antennas
> weren't the hot item to
> the states. The static was just too high for what they were using. I did
> spot check 15 from time to time. I did hear some EU but no R3's.
>
> It was fun watching Andy and Tim move in the standings. I think at one
> point they were in 3rd place.  They were #1 in Q's for quite a while. It
> should be interesting to see the final results. I uploaded my log a
> minute after the WRTC part was over.
> 73,
> Tom K8CX
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