[WWYC] G0MTN - ARRL CW
Lee Volante
lee@g0mtn.freeserve.co.uk
Wed, 20 Feb 2002 21:07:07 -0000
Hi all,
I had a lot of fun in the contest last weekend. I operated from my local
club station which has a triband yagi which was good fun. I couldn't
operate overnight though and only managed 30 hours - so Hrle beats me hands
down - well done ! Next year I'll be better !
I had a blast - great conditions and great activity. There was a problem
trying to hold a frequency from the rest of Europe - I never had any
problems from NA. Ended up running on the high bands usually up at .100+
and kept a reasonable rate, and even managed a cluster spot or two. Same
signal same speed 2x1 or 1x2 USA callsigns must be some of the worst to pick
out of a mini-pileup. Noted the 10m sprawl seemed to get up to .200.
G0MTN - SOABLP - 30 hours
TS850 + 3 el triband yagi + wire
Score: 851,796
QSO Mult
10m 578 56
15m 416 52
20m 332 49
40m 78 25
80m 28 14
160m 2 2
Total 1434 198
540 uniques, 213 on 2 bands, 93 on 3 bands, 26 on four bands, and 17 on five
bands. (Big assumption that I got everyone's call right here of course hi.)
The two solitary beacons on 160 were VY2ZM and Jack VE1ZZ. Next time I
hope to get as far across as Maine.
I hopefully worked Chris @ K3LR on 10m, also N4YDU and N6MJ a few times :-)
I've not posted on here for a while but have been fairly active so far this
year with some entries in RSGB UK contests, and ARRL RTTY, BARTG RTTY, REF,
UBA, PACC, CQ RTTY etc. I may be multi-op for ARRL SSB.
Lee G0MTN.
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