Topband: Receivers - More Data
Bill Tippett
btippett at alum.mit.edu
Mon Nov 29 15:46:47 EST 2004
I wrote:
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>I simply don't buy K6SE's argument that Orion is a "dud" for weak
signals. In the most recent CQ WW SSB, I had the highest number of 10m
DX QSO's of any USA station. All major multiop stations have much larger
antenna systems, multiple operators, dual positions, packet, etc. My NC
QTH is not the farthest south and my ears cannot be that much better than
others. If Orion is preventing me from hearing weak DX signals, I cannot
understand these results and hope someone will explain.
<http://lists.contesting.com/archives//html/CQ-Contest/2004-11/msg00158.html>http://lists.contesting.com/archives//html/CQ-Contest/2004-11/msg00158.html
>Total 10m QSO's:
W4ZV 1862
KC1XX 1766
W3LPL 1627
K9NS 1533
K3LR 1463 (M/2, so not really a valid comparison)
NQ4I 1458
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Updated for CQ WW CW results this weekend:
Total 10m QSO's: (all in M/M category except me)
W4ZV 694 (618 excluding USA)
W3LPL 625 (512 excluding USA)
K3LR 579 (535 excluding USA)
KC1XX 492 (433 excluding USA)
K9NS 481
NQ4I 420 (south of me)
W4MYA 351 (slightly north)
NY4A 320 (same latitude)
http://lists.contesting.com/archives//html/3830/2004-11/msg01969.html
If Orion can't hear weak signals as Earl claims, then I must have a very
good imagination! I actually learned a lot about receiving noise floor
signals this weekend since almost all were very weak.
73, Bill W4ZV
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