[Wswss] 2010 ARRL Jan VHF K7XC Single Op QRP

[T. M.]

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Subject: ARRL Jan VHF K7XC Single Op QRP


                    ARRL January VHF Sweepstakes

Call: K7XC
Operator(s): K7XC
Station: K7XC

Class: Single Op QRP
QTH: DM09nm
Operating Time (hrs): 8

Summary:
 Band  QSOs  Mults
-------------------
    6:   6     3
    2:   4     1
  222:   1     1
  432:   1     1
  903:   0     0
  1.2:   0     0
  2.3:   0     0
  3.4:   0     0
  5.7:   0     0
  10G:   0     0
  24G:   0     0
-------------------
Total:  12     6  Total Score = 84

Club: Northern California Contest Club

Comments:

Very Strong power line noise prevented me from hearing very much. Add to
that
running QRP power levels and I never expected to work very many people to
begin
with. Biggest surprise was W6YX answering my CQ on 144 Mhz CW only to
rapidly
fade into the S9+ noise, never to be heard again.  That's a path of 300+
miles
over the Sierra Nevada mountains from my home on the valley floor, not bad
for
QRP!


Posted using 3830 Score Submittal Forms at:
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/"One who fears limits his activities.
Failure is only the opportunity to more intelligently begin again." -Henry
Ford


2010 ARRL January VHF Sweepstakes

Call:             K7XC
Operator(s): K7XC
Station:         K7XC

Class: Single Op QRP
QTH: DM09nm
Operating Time (hrs): 8

Summary:
 Band  QSOs  Mults
-------------------
    6:   6     3
    2:   4     1
  222:   1     1
  432:   1     1
  903:   0     0
  1.2:   0     0
  2.3:   0     0
  3.4:   0     0
  5.7:   0     0
  10G:   0     0
  24G:   0     0
-------------------
Total:  12     6  Total Score = 84

Club: Northern California Contest Club

Comments:
Very Strong power line noise prevented me from hearing very much. Add to
that running QRP power levels and I never expected to work very many
people to begin with. Biggest surprise was W6YX answering my CQ on
144 Mhz CW only to rapidly fade into the S9+ noise, never to be heard
again.  That's a path of 300+ miles over the Sierra Nevada mountains from
my home on the valley floor, not bad for QRP!

Posted using 3830 Score Submittal Forms at: 
http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/