[SCCC] ARRL DX CW W6YA SOHP 20
Dick Stepanian
dickw6tk at gmail.com
Mon Feb 19 10:09:09 EST 2018
Good work Jim. Yes the pile-ups on DX stations was pretty crazy. I did
operate (Assisted) but it is sure different than a few years back - the
Skimmers and RBN's have made things a lot more difficult with the
pile-ups. I doubt we will ever see pure SO again! Good to hear you some
mornings - short skip up the central coast area. Take care
73,
Dick - W6TK
On Sun, Feb 18, 2018 at 9:41 PM, Jim McCook <w6ya at cox.net> wrote:
> Call: W6YA
> Operator(s): W6YA
> Station: W6YA
>
> Class: SOSB/20 HP
> QTH: CA
> Operating Time (hrs): 22.5
>
> Summary:
> Band QSOs Mults
> -------------------
> 160:
> 80:
> 40:
> 20: 757 98
> 15:
> 10:
> -------------------
> Total: 757 98 Total Score = 222,558
>
> Club: Southern California Contest Club
>
> Comments:
>
> Despite the poor conditions, 20m was a fun band...that is, until the flare
> hit
> Sunday morning at about 1530z. From that point it was more difficult
> going into
> Europe the rest of the morning. My usual band for this contest is 15m,
> but this
> was the time for my first shot at 20m. Again it was obvious that the
> clusters
> produced zero beat pileups that covered the DX when they ID'd. I dream of
> DX
> contests where there are no spotting networks and no skimmers (sigh).
> Thanks to
> all who struggled to get my call. 73, Jim
>
>
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