[SECC] KC4ZV (K4NO) CQ WPX CW SOAB LP
greg richard
k4no@ispchannel.com
Tue, 29 May 2001 01:01:44 -0500
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160 0
80 0
40 83
20 659
15 233
10 68
1043 x 522 =3D 1,371,816
20 hours op time.
Worked the first 4 1/2 hours of the contest and went to bed. Operated =
about 10 minutes Sat morning, and 15 minutes Saturday afternoon between =
outside projects.
Got back in the radio room at 2359 and operated the next 11 hours =
straight. =20
conditions were great. 2 radios is a bit harder in this one but really =
helps finding mults. took off work Friday to work around the house and =
was going to get the coax and control lines hooked up to the small =
tower. they are in a covered trench but not hooked up. The ones that I =
have been using are on top of the ground. What I should have done was =
hook up the new ones BEFORE I pulled the old ones up. About the time I =
had the existing one up, I had to leave the project. bottom line is The =
2nd tower with the rotary tribander did not get used the entrie contest. =
All 15 meter qso's were on the 40 m dipole at 85'
Still lots of fun. Goal was 1000 Q's and 1.0 m and not loose the entire =
weekend.
Great job by the guys at KM9P and NQ4I.
Greg K4NO (KC4ZV)
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<DIV>20 hours op time.</DIV>
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<DIV>Worked the first 4 1/2 hours of the contest and went to bed. =
Operated=20
about 10 minutes Sat morning, and 15 minutes Saturday afternoon between =
outside=20
projects.</DIV>
<DIV>Got back in the radio room at 2359 and operated the next 11 =
hours=20
straight. </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>conditions were great. 2 radios is a bit harder in this one =
but=20
really helps finding mults. took off work Friday to work =
around the=20
house and was going to get the coax and control lines hooked up to =
the=20
small tower. they are in a covered trench but not hooked up. =
The=20
ones that I have been using are on top of the ground. What I =
should have=20
done was hook up the new ones BEFORE I pulled the old ones up. =
About the=20
time I had the existing one up, I had to leave the project. bottom =
line is=20
The 2nd tower with the rotary tribander did not get used the entrie=20
contest. All 15 meter qso's were on the 40 m dipole at 85'</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Still lots of fun. Goal was 1000 Q's and 1.0 m and not loose the =
entire=20
weekend.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Great job by the guys at KM9P and NQ4I.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Greg K4NO (KC4ZV)</DIV>
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