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Date: Sun, Jan 19, 2014 at 6:56 AM
Subject: NAQP SSB NQ4I Single Op QRP
To: 3830 at contesting.com, rick at nq4i.com
North American QSO Party, SSB - January
Call: NQ4I
Operator(s): NQ4I
Station: NQ4I
Class: Single Op QRP
QTH: Griffin, Ga
Operating Time (hrs): 3.7
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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160: 5 5
80: 119 28
40: 21 11
20: 11 9
15: 9 5
10: 18 8
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Total: 183 66 Total Score = 12,078
Club: South East Contest Club
Team: SECC #1
Comments:
Saturday of the contest was a scheduled work day at NQ4I. Four people
showed up
and numerous small projects were tackled and solved. My operation in NAQP
was
going to be maybe fulltime and depending on work load maybe part time. The
part
time became the reality. First and foremost, I have only done qrp one other
time
in my whole life. It was another NAQP, and I had a blast then too. It
amazes me
how many qso's I made using only 5 watts! Most amazing was that I was able
to
RUN on 80m ssb using 5 watts! I did ok on 10m, and fair on 15m, and fair on
20m...40m was just too much qrm and did poorly there...but 80m seemed to
really
rock and roll. Found a fairly quiet frequency and began cq'ing...my biggest
regret was not being able to do it full time. Thanks for all the qso's and
hope
to see everyone in CQWPX SSB in March. That will be the next M-M operation
from
NQ4I. QSL via LOTW.
Thanks for hearing my peanut signal de Rick NQ4I.
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