Topband: ARRL CW Contest

Jean-Paul Albert f6fya at yahoo.com
Mon Feb 17 06:12:01 EST 2020


Hello Roger,

Yesterday night I heard you when you QSO AB8UL. 
Your receiving system works well, signals we re confortable but not too strong. 
I called you at the end, but you were gone. 

During all contest top band was not so quiet in the central west part of France, even on beverage. But, acceptable anyway. 

I met 45 us/ve with 12 hours of trafic. Signals, except big gun as ever, were strong enouph to be catch most of them. But, I din’t heard most of the W0 states and VE4/5 and far west, as usual. 

To conclude, we need contests to have a lot of different stations on the Topband. 

Antenna is a 22 meters vertical and 220 meters beverage. 

So, cu son Roger at the greyline.

73 to the list. 

Jean-Paul / F6FYA 

F6FYA en direct depuis son iPad. 

> Le 17 févr. 2020 à 02:15, Roger Kennedy <roger at wessexproductions.co.uk> a écrit :
> 
> 
> I had forgotten it was a multiband contest, so I now appreciate that's why
> less NA stations are on calling CQ.
> 
> Well I came on for a total of about 4 hours over the weekend . . . managed
> to work a total of 128 NA stations, so was pretty pleased with that.
> 
> Apologies to any of you I couldn't copy . . . but bear in mind that - like
> many British stations - I only live in an ordinary street in a City, with a
> normal size garden (yard), with many houses within one wavelength.  So I
> have a high noise level, and no room for Beverages or anything (just my
> homebrew Receiving Loop in the loft.)
> 
> 73 Roger G3YRO
> 
> 
> 
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