Re[4]: [KCDXC] 160M contest

Thu, 27 Jun 2002 16:19:49 -0500

I'll start doing some research on it.  Fortunately, I'm in a pretty
low-noise area, partially due to the buried power lines.

BTW, K0OU posted the results of the K0GQ, Raytown ARC's Field Day effort.  

band         CW      SSB
----------------------------------
  80         60       10
  40        418      263
  20        423      614
  15        284       67
  10          8        0
   6          0       45
   2          1       27
440           1        6
SAT                    2
-----------------------------------
total     1,195 +  1,034  = 2,229
GOTA(N8AU)   79 +    321  =   400
-----------------------------------
total     1,274 +  1,355  = 2,629
             x2       x1
-----------------------------------
points    2,548 +  1,355  = 3,903
power mult   x2 
--------
          7,806
Bonus pts 1,300   
-----------             
SCORE     9,106   

Ops: CW - K0OU, KB0VVT, KG0US, N8AU, K0IIN
    SSB - N0XI, KG0US, KG0UT, K0OU, AB0WA, K0IIN
uhf/vhf - KC0DDZ, KC0DXK, K0OU
    SAT - N8AU
   GOTA - N8AU, K0IIN, AB0WA, KC0ELZ, Joe Watts
support - KC0EMA, B0SS(Janet), Barbara, KM0E, N0SYR, etc.

previous K0GQ scores:  2001 - 8,116
                       2000 - 8,348
                       1999 - 8,516

-----Original Message-----
From: Lee Ward [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 3:49 PM
To: Reicher, James
Subject: Re[4]: [KCDXC] 160M contest

I'm sure if you check the ON4UN books on Topband, you will find a
close (1/8th wave) spacing that might work. I think 1 would be
adequate with the balance of your efforts on receiving
(loops,pennants, etc).
 Lee, K0LW                            mailto:[email protected]

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