[TVARC] CQ160 CW N4FP Single Op HP

[schwerrobert at gmail.com]

Nicely done. Congratulations!

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> On Jan 28, 2018, at 6:31 PM, Wayne N4FP <n4fp.wayne at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> While we miss living in The Villages, there are advantages to having room
> for antennas.    This weekend, in the CQ 160 meters CW contest, I worked all
> states except Alaska, Hawaii, Nebraska, and Washington, and worked 17
> countries.  I was amazed at how good conditions were on 160 meters.  
> 
> 73, Wayne, N4FP
> 
> CQ  160-Meter Contest, CW
> 
> Call: N4FP
> Operator(s): N4FP
> Station: N4FP
> 
> Class: Single Op HP
> QTH: Ocala, FL
> Operating Time (hrs): 8
> 
> Summary:
> Total:  QSOs = 355  State/Prov = 53  Countries = 17  Total Score = 63,490
> 
> Club: Florida Contest Group
> 
> Comments:
> 
> Flex 6300, AL-80B, 160 Meters Inverted L at 60 ft.  Great band conditions
> until early Sunday when there was a lot of QSB.  I really appreciate having
> room for a reasonable 160 meters antenna vs the 35ft vertical I previously
> used on 160  in The Villages with a 17 ft fishing pole hoisted above my 22
> ft flagpole.  I am proud I earned the 'Worked All Briggs Brothers Award'
> (K2DM, K3ZM, VY2ZM), which was one of my main goals in entering the contest.
> Hope to earn it again in the SSB contest next month.
> 
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