[NCC] Fwd: ARRL 10 W1NN SO CW LP

Hal Offutt hal at japancorporateresearch.com
Sun Dec 9 20:47:33 EST 2018


Lots and lots of members worked - even some of the MI guys heard me - 
plus a bunch of unfamiliar local calls. This contest really brings folks 
out of the woodwork.

73, Hal


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Subject: 	ARRL 10 W1NN SO CW LP
Date: 	Mon, 10 Dec 2018 01:31:50 +0000
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ARRL 10-Meter Contest

Call: W1NN
Operator(s): W1NN
Station: W1NN

Class: SO CW LP
QTH: OH
Operating Time (hrs): 5
Remote Operation

Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
-------------------
CW: 126 33
SSB: -------------------
Total: 126 33 Total Score = 16,632

Club: North Coast Contesters

Comments:

Not a serious effort but fun while it lasted.

I don't usually operate this contest because normally I am in Japan and when
operating my station in Ohio via the remote the good hours are mostly in the
middle of the night when I am sleeping. This year, however, I had just 
arrived
and was jet-lagged and sleeping at weird hours, so I found myself awake 
when the
band was pretty good on Saturday (the middle of the night my time).

Another reason why I don't usually pay attention to this contest is that 
my 35'
high tribander is fixed west, not ideal for 10M. Oddly, stations to the 
south
could generally hear me but I couldn't get stations to the east to answer my
repeated calls. So I heard but could not work VE9, MA, CT, NY, PA, MD, 
and VA
and maybe a couple of others. But stations to my west could hear me 
pretty well
and I had a couple of short runs of CA, AZ and NV stations. I also 
managed to
work all Zeros except for ND including a bunch of CO stations.

10 can be such a weird but fun band!

73, Hal W1NN remote in Tokyo


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