It was a crazy weekend. I believe there was a solar flare of some significant magnitude causing some weird effects with propagation. So, in spite of the Solar Flux numbers being high, it dropped from triple digits into the 90’s just in time for the weekend activities.

Both contests were more like sprints in that one contest was for only 12 hours in duration (NAQP) and the other ran for 24 hours (BARTG RTTY).

                    North American QSO Party, SSB - January

Call: ND4G

Operator(s): ND4G

Station: ND4G

Class: Single Op LP

QTH: Florida

Operating Time (hrs): 2

Summary:

Band  QSOs  Mults

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  160:          

   80:          

   40:  11      9

   20:  14     13

   15:   2      2

   10:          

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Total:  27     24 

Total Score = 648

Club: The Villages Amateur Radio Club

Team:

Comments:

N1MM+ -> Kenwood TS-590S (100w) -> MFJ998RT (Remote Tuner) -> 20' Flagpole Antenna

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                    BARTG RTTY Sprint - 2022
 
Call: ND4G
Operator(s): ND4G
Station: ND4G
 
Class: Single Op HP
QTH: Florida
Operating Time (hrs): 6.4
 
Summary:
 Band  QSOs
------------
   80:    
   40:  36
   20:  26
   15:  20
   10:    
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Total:  82  Mults = 39  Continents = 3  
Total Score = 9,594
 
Club: The Villages Amateur Radio Club
 
Comments:
 
N1MM+/MMTTY/2tone -> RigBlaster Advantage -> Kenwood TS-590S -> Elecraft KPA500 (500w) -> MFJ998RT (Remote Tuner) -> 20' Flagpole Antenna
 
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73,

Rich, ND4G