[NLRS] 10GHz Cumulatives - Quick summary: CW saves the day
(actually, the whole contest!)
Chris Cox, N0UK
chrisc at chris.org
Mon Sep 20 12:57:04 EDT 2004
I just got through toting the score for both weekends. Well, even with
the amplifier failure which crippled me to the 10mW power level, the
abysmal conditions during the first leg, and the lack of any real
enhancement during the second leg, I still managed to eke out a better
score than in 2003. That to me is a success!
However, there is no way that that would have been possible without
resorting to the key.
I really hope that that may be some incentive to those needing one to
learn the code!
I plan on actually writing a real report this year, and so will defer any
details until then.
One comment I will make is that I worked 27 unique callsigns, and I
know that there were more than that playing. I should have made the
effort to at least work all of the North Shore op's, as well as Eddie
and Barry during the frst weekend. Regardless, that in my mind is
fantastic! I am positive that we have nowhere near that number of
people active on even 222MHz or 1.3GHz.
--
73 Chris Cox N0UK, G4JEC, ex-AB0CN, ex-G8PTC RNARS #1157 EN34jv33
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