[RSM] June VHF Contest--K0JP
Jack
vhfplus at gmail.com
Sun Jun 14 23:43:42 EDT 2020
Here's my little score. Not that many Qs but it was still fun.
Thanks to VE4VT for EN19 and to VA3ECO for EN29. I heard VE4DRK calling
CQ a couple of times but could not make the QSO. Nothing heard at all on
2-meters the few times I listened toward Winnipeg on Saturday.
73,
Jack, VE3RUA/K0JP
> ARRL June VHF Contest - 2020
>
> Call: K0JP
> Operator(s): K0JP
> Station: K0JP
>
> Class: Single Op LP
> QTH: EN18
> Operating Time (hrs): 7
>
> Summary:
> Band QSOs Mults
> -------------------
> 6: 33 28
> 2: 2 2
> -------------------
> Total: 35 30 Total Score = 1,050
>
> Club: Radiosport Manitoba
>
> Comments:
>
> Well, that was interesting. N1MM Logger says an operating time of 2:15 but that
> is wrong by a significant margin...it was more like 7 hours. Considerable time
> was spent CQing on 6-meter CW, 2-meter CW, and 2-meter FT8, with little to show
> for it, which is disappointing.
>
> The FT4/8 operation was not as fruitful as I'd hoped primarily because 50.313MHz
> was so insanely crowded. It was a rare occasion that I actually worked stations
> with signals weaker than 0 or +1. I also lost some FT8 Qs to QSB that, I
> believe, could have been successful on FT4.
>
> I was surprised to work so many close-in grids, with EN19/29, EN08/18, and
> EN17/27, as well as EN35 in the log. The EN35 QSO was my sole 2-meter FT8
> contact. KA0RYT's signal peaked at -4 with my little 7-element Yagi just 10-feet
> in the air!
>
> If the pandemic situation is improved by September I hope to be operating the
> VHF contest from our VE3 QTH in Kenora, ON (EN29).
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