[NLRS] Sept Contest Results

[Gary M Danelius]

Hi all,

I had fun operating as a rover while giving out some 
contacts on the high bands.

I was on the air from 1:30-5:15PM on Saturday and from about
1PM- 6:45PM on Sunday. I operated in the local grids EN34 and
EN35. I didn't travel further since my goal was to activate the
bands about 900 MHz.

Here is my contest breakdown:

   50 MHz        0Q         0G
  144MHz      30Q        5G
  222MHz        0Q        0G
  432MHz      18Q        3G
  902MHz        6Q        1G  ----We must get someone else on from EN35
 1296MHz     10Q        2G
 2304MHz       8Q        2G
 3456MHz       4Q        2G
 5760MHz       3Q        2G
10368MHz    10Q        2G

Totals             89Q      19G + 2 Rover grids activated = 21G total
Score   4492 pts.

Equipment:
   144MHz     25W to a Squalo for SSB or a 5/8 wavelength Vertical for
FM.
   432 MHz     3W to a 8 element quagi at 15'
   902 MHz      6W to a  10 element VJB beam at 12'
  1296MHz      1/2W to a 10 element VJB beam at 10'
  2304MHz       1W to a 21 element loop yagi at 8'
  3456MHz      40mW to a 2' dish or a soup can feed horn.
  5760MHz      20mW to a Coax to Waveguide transition.
 10368MHz     1W to a 18" offset dish.

I hope you all had a good time. Remember to send in your entries
and write Northern Lights Radio Society on them.

73, Gary  WB0LJC




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