[PaQSO] Okay kids...
Mark Alan Behrens
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Mon, 16 Sep 2002 12:23:01 -0400
Ed,
5B CH by far!!!
I got 5BDXCC with only about 3 years of effort. This using
a low band vertical or a 80 mtr full wave loop barefoot.
5B CH is a life long acheivement. The paperwork is hard.
For example, I have worked all counties in PA 3 years
running in the Party. I have yet to do it all on one
band during one contest. I have finished off PA
on 80 & 40 these past 4 years, but since I live
in VA, I have less than a dozen contacts on 10
mtrs with PA in all of the PA tests. I do have
about 2/3rds of the counties in PA worked on
160 thanks to the test.
Ed, don't get started...especially if you want it
confirmed.
73,
Mark W4GP
>>> <[email protected]> 09/16/02 08:38AM >>>
5B CH.....now that is an ambitious ambition
Best of luck to you Thom.........
So of the toughest of the tough award chasing, where does 5B CH fall
in
with 5B DXCC? Are those the two toughest? Anything else close? Which
is
more difficult? 15,000 substantially stateside QSO's or 500 worldwide
QSO's?
Just wondering..............
Ed/WA3SES
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Anybody out there going to be working from either or both of the last
two I
need...Mifflin and Perry....to finish off PA for County Hunters???
As soon as I and my computer system sober up, I'll publish a more
detailed
list of what I need by band (I'm doing 5b County Hunters, which should
prove
once and for all that I am sheer nuts), but at the moment life and
other
things are in my way but good...
Thom N8DXR
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