hello all, and thanks for all the kind replies. My half-blind left eye caused me to overlook the fact that I worked Alex, W0ZTL for a second Top Band QSO on the morning of December 10. This means tha
Congratulations! To you and F8BPN, a good contrast in the time required by DX to obtain WAS. If I recall correctly, Gene, KB7Q worked WAS the first night of ARRL160 this year from Montana... An envia
We are also keeping listings of WAS and DXCC worked during the single contest and time length. http://www.k3bu.us/was_dxcc_contest.htm Please check it out and if any additions or updates, please let
WAS on 160 is much easier today even for DX. I had done it before in 29 hours but during this years ARRL 160 Contest I dropped that to under 9 hours. Idaho rather than KH6 or KL7 was the most elusive
Wonder how many worked WAS during this year's ARRL160, and it would have been a completely different game had it occurred this past weekend. -- Julius, My experience this year from DM52, extreme Sout
Not a record, but K6SRZ made 160 WAS in 15:23 (KD0S South Dakota was my 50th state). I also had 160 WAS during last year's contest, but only 48 states show up on LOTW (DE and VT how about trying LOT
The guy who has the record this year, I believe, is Jim, W5JAW, in five hours! Incredibly, Jim did this with Low Power to a 12 FOOT VERTICAL !!! Can anyone top that?! Paul, K5AF In a message dated 12
Heya Milt, WAS in ARRL 160 op time 08:41 . Last two AH6V 0527Z, and AL9A 0641Z Darned good first night.. 73 Bob, W7RH -- Bob Kile, W7RH DM35OS -- Linux is like living in a teepee. No Windows, No Gate
that's pretty amazing 'low power' usually means 150w doesn't it? and if my 13 foot tall 160m antenna is comparable, that would mean about 1.5% or so efficiency, so, I'm guessing 150 x 0.015 = 2.25w E
Just ran the filter on the ARRL 160 Meter contest looking for WAS time and I was able to narrow it down to all 50 states worked here in 6 Hours and 45 minutes. In the past it was a struggle to make a