[RSM] W6NF NAQP CW

[Jack]

Fun, but I ran out of steam early.

I know it will probably only be of advantage to me but I wish we would 
set up sked times on 40/80/160 so RSM members can work each other for 
the Qs and mults. Even five minutes on each band would be advantageous. 
This is common practice for some contest clubs.

73,

Jack, VE4SNA/W6NF

>                      North American QSO Party, CW - January
>
> Call: W6NF
> Operator(s): W6NF
> Station: W6NF
>
> Class: Single Op LP
> QTH: MN
> Operating Time (hrs): 8.3
>
> Summary:
>   Band  QSOs  Mults
> -------------------
>    160:   12     7
>     80:   68    30
>     40:  148    43
>     20:  137    39
>     15:   18     6
>     10:
> -------------------
> Total:  383   125  Total Score = 47,875
>
> Club: Radiosport Manitoba
>
> Team: RSM1
>
> Comments:
>
> 10-meters was a no-show and 15 poor (18 Qs this year compared with 89 last
> year). The lack of mults on 15 hurt my final score badly. 20 was okay but
> closed way too early. 40 and 80 were excellent, with good QSO totals and many
> nice mults. 160 was better than I expected with my poor antenna. MIA, again
> this year,  HI, AK, ND and NE. Also not worked, RI and DC. Good VE activity but
> failed to work MB, SK, NL, NT, NU, PE and YT! Also missing this year were many
> of the DX mults worked last year. Thanks to W0SD for my SD mult on 160! After
> 20 slowed down I went back to 15 and caught K7WP CQing and lonely. I worked him
> for the AZ mult but that is evidence that 15 *was* open if people will take the
> time to check. Maybe conditions like this, which will prevail for at least the
> next 4 or 5 years, are a good argument for allowing assistance for all
> categories in this, and other, contests! It was, overall, still fun.
>
>
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