Topband: Looking for a few Last states on 160m

[BobK8IA at aol.com]

K6LL (AZ) is not a big player in CQWW160 CW. However both the multiop  
efforts of N7DD and N7AT (both in AZ) have had very big west coast scores the  
past few years. I cant speak for Larry N7DD, but I know N7AT will be an 
active  Multiop station again and should be easy for you to work.

CU

73,  Bob K8IA, President
Arizona Outlaws Contest Club
Club Call;  N7AT
Website: www.arizonaoutlaws.net



In a message dated  1/24/2012 9:30:09 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time, 
_jim at audiosystemsgroup.comwrites_ (mailto:jim at audiosystemsgroup.comwrites) :

From: Jim Brown <jim at audiosystemsgroup.com>
Subject: Re:  Topband: Looking for a few Last states on 160m
To:  topband at contesting.com
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On 1/23/2012 5:50 PM, Steven Raas  wrote:
> I will admit I was a tad bothered when I read
> the CQWW160  Rules and found that only Multi/SOHP can use the cluster ( 
and
> still  submit a score ). I would think that the SOLP guys would 'benefit'
> from  it more,

And whether you're using the cluster or not, study results from  previous 
160M contests and note the calls of the stations from the states  you're 
looking for who post big scores.  K6LL (AZ) is easy to work from  the 
east coast, so are W7RN (NV) and W0BH (KS).  KH6 and KL7 are the  only 
states I missed from Chicago, but there are several KH6s with big  
signals, and sometimes from KL7.

73, Jim K9YC