[UK-CONTEST] CQWW CW activity

Graeme Caselton gcaselton at yahoo.com
Tue Dec 2 09:24:58 EST 2008


Sorry Bill/G7PVZ, but the prize for the lowest points scored usually belongs to me!

Only about 2 hours activity here at G6CSY as away the whole weekend on a course. Only played on 40m for an hour each night. 

Managed 64 QSO's amongst the QRN and QRM. Best were PY7ZY [up on 7.090], PJ2T and W0/1/2/3/4/9. Standing out though was VK6LW just after 9pm [up on 7.077], for an all time new.

Stn was IC-7400 @ 20W and a trap vertical. Logging with DXLab.

No GM/GW/EI heard/worked.....

Cheers

Graeme
G6CSY



>    40:  524    23      101

> 
> Yet another teeny pistol here,
> 
> If there is a prise for the lowest score, I'd like to
> claim it!
> 
> IC-703 and an old 5/8 CB vertical, I decided to S+P or
> rather cherry
> pick and work what I could!! Hindsight is a wonderful
> thing, and in
> hindsight I should have stayed on 1 band.
> 
> Operation was very sporadic, between work, domestic chores
> and Hospital
> visits I only managed a few hours on the key.
> 
> 40 and 20 proved the most successful. 80 was a dead loss,
> lots of local
> qrm. Surprisingly, 160 gave a couple of local qso's
> (with some fettling
> of the aerial). 15 and 10 were disappointing here.
> 
> Overall, a very enjoyable, if sometimes very frustrating
> experience.
> 
> For next year: Better antenna, fix the keying issues with
> SD, work
> though the night, get my speed up (can't cope at 30
> wpm!!!)
> 
> As many of my old school teachers used to say, must do
> better!!
> 
> 		160	80	40	20	15	10	Total
> Valid QSOs	2	0	11	14	2	0	29 
>      Mults	4	0	9	13	4	0	30
>     Points	1	0	11	24	2	0	38
> 
> 73 Bill G7PVZ




      


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