[ADXA] Looking for CQWW CW Ops

w5zn at w5zn.org w5zn at w5zn.org
Mon Nov 7 06:48:43 EST 2022


Thanks to those who responded. I now have ops lined up for the "run" 
station.

I would like to have a couple of extra ops for the "mult" station. If 
you have availability of anywhere from 2 to 6 hours during the daytime 
on Saturday or Sunday (November 26-27) and proficient with CW at 15 WPM 
or better you can operate the mult station. Its an easy shift!

If you have interest in being a part of the W5ZN team please contact me 
off the reflector and we'll schedule a slot for you.

73 Joel W5ZN

On 2022-11-05 10:59, w5zn at w5zn.org wrote:

> W5ZN will again be active in the CQWW CW DX Contest November 26-27. We 
> have operated in a number of categories over the years. Last year was a 
> single band 160 entry by me with Dave Patton, NN1N (now KW9A) operating 
> here at one of the other op positions with a single band 40 meter entry 
> with his callsign.
> 
> This year W5ZN will enter in the Multi-Single category. Dave, KW9A 
> (x-NN1N) and Mark Obermann, AG9A, will be here with me as operators. I 
> am looking for one, maybe two extra ops who could work a shift or two 
> during the day on Saturday or Sunday. Now, BEFORE you start jumping up 
> and down there are some strict rules. This is NOT an open house for 
> guests or visitation. Please do not take this a being rude or 
> belittling but this is a serious contest effort so here they are:
> 
> 1. You must have past experience in a CW contest (understand the 
> concept of run -vs- S&P).
> 2. You must be proficient in CW at 25 to 30 WPM
> 3. You must be proficient using N1MM logging software (easy to learn if 
> you've used others)
> 4. There are no overnight sleeping accommodations here but several 
> hotels 5 miles away in Searcy
> 
> For those who were here in 2019 at our open house the station is 
> configured differently now, specifically the antenna layout. There is a 
> stack of three JK MidTri's for 20/15/10 on one tower, the lower two on 
> ring rotors - so all are rotatable. They feed a VA6AM high power 
> triplexer so a station could be running on 20, 15, and 10 all at the 
> same time. A separate JK MidTri is on a separate tower 210 feet to the 
> south on a ring rotor and available for an operating position not 
> associated with the stack/triplexer arrangement.
> 
> Two 40 meter beams are available. The Moxon at 120' and a 40-2CD at 60 
> ft on a ring rotor. Then of course the 80 meter 4 square and 160 meter 
> parasitic array are the same.
> 
> If interested and meet the above requirements please contact me OFF THE 
> REFLECTOR and we'll chat.
> 
> Again, there will be no visitor or guest access during the contest 
> period. The gates will be closed. For those who have asked we do plan 
> another open house sometime in 2023.
> 
> 73 Joel W5ZN
> 
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