[UK-CONTEST] SJJ log

[G3SJJ]

Just seemed the easiest and most productive way to manage the situation 
Chris. Several of them were ones I wanted to have in my general log 
anyway having stopped by to have a chat, also I wasn't sure if I needed 
3DX23AZA etc or whatever it was on that band/mode slot so took a few 
minutes out to break the pile-up. It all helps to relieve the boredom! 
Anyway, I would normally export the ADIF file from N1MM and import it 
into Logger32, so no need for any other work to get the non-contest QSOs 
in.

Ref Joe 7Q7BP, he peaked around s9 here so likewise I thought there 
would be other stuff, but zilch. It was interesting to note his 
technique of starting highest band first, then moving to 15m after 
several hours then 20 etc, rather than hopping around bands.

73 Chris G3SJJ


m0ajt wrote:
> Anyway, well done Ian. Here are the comparative scores (16 of my Qs were 
> non-Commonwealth) Chris G3SJJ
>
>   You have me puzzled here Chris.
>  Why in the Commonwealth Contest are 16 of your qso's non Commonwealth????.
> I also had non Commonwealth stations goving me "ur 599 om", to which I replied, "tks ur 599 73",  I then noted them  
> down to go in the log book later and carried on with the contest.
> Why put them in the contest log???????????.
>
> That apart I enjoyed the contest again, not at all competative with the restraints of my small garden,  just big enough 
> to put up a trap dipole for 40/80 and a home brew cobweb for the hf bands.
> Managed 125 qso's with 100 bonus's, according to Super Duper a total of 2620 points, was pleased to work J88DR 
> and V25XF on 4 bands, ZS3/G3LZQ on 2 bands and 2 new ones for me, VK9N, Norfolk Island and Z24S.
> When I worked 7Q7BP on 10mtrs he was about 559 and I feel if others had tried 10 there could have been
> more activity on the band.
>
> Chris, M0AJT.
> Grimsby ARS.
>
>
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