Heck John, that is a darned good effort based on what all you had to do just to get ready! Congrats!

73,

Tom – W4BQF

President – SECC

From: secc-bounces@contesting.com [mailto:secc-bounces@contesting.com] On Behalf Of jrcccd@aol.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2010 9:27 AM
To: secc@contesting.com
Subject: [SECC] NAQP SSB W4IX

I was not planning on being around for this one, got home on Friday from an 10 week road trip and had to build the entire station including putting up rough wire antennas for 40,80 and 160. ( looks like the storms knocked down all my wires while I was away ) . Just could not get anything going on 20 meters and spent too much time S&Ping on 20 and 15 when I should have been running on 40 meters...Any ways it was fun as usual..80 was tough, 160 antenna sucked, and it seemed that the small inv v at 35 feet for 40 meters was the only antenna that rocked...73's and thanks for the Q's...John

                 North American QSO Party, SSB - August









Call: W4IX




Operator(s): W4IX




Station: W4IX









Class: Single Op LP




QTH: SC




Operating Time (hrs): 10









Summary:




 Band  QSOs  Mults




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  160:    5     5




   80:   81    34




   40:  238    49




   20:  165    41




   15:   11     6




   10:    1     1




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Total:  501   136  Total Score = 68,136









Club: South East Contest Club









Team: 









Comments:









Was on the road for 10 weeks, before I left I tore the shack down to get some




work done in the room so when I got back on Thursday, I deciced to set




everything up for NAQP SSB. This included getting some rough antennas up for




the low bands. Well all did as well as expected. 40 meters did great for a




small Inv. V at 35 feet. Just cannot get anything going from this QTH on 20




meters....Oh well, just like getting on to enjoy this madness we all cant get




away from..hi hi. 73's for now, going back out on the road Monday....John