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NJ2L, SOAB, HP, no assistance, ARRL DX CW

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Subject: NJ2L, SOAB, HP, no assistance, ARRL DX CW
From: rhealy@mdsroc.com (Rus Healy)
Date: Mon, 17 Feb 1997 18:11:43 -0500
       1997 ARRL DX CW Contest

Call: NJ2L            QTH: 350 mi west of The Pond (in WNY)
Mode: CW              Category: SOAB, HP, no assistance

Band      QSOs       Pts  Pts/Q   Countries

  160       48       144   3.0       32
   80      276       825   3.0       56
   40      303       906   3.0       66
   20     1108      3324   3.0       84
   15       67       201   3.0       44
   10      Zip         0   0.0     Bupkus
------------------------------------------

Totals    1802      5400   3.0      282  =3D   1,522,800

About 39 hours. (Really more like 43, but with a few unexpected breaks =
of 30 to 45 minutes during prime times.)

Station: TS-850S, 1 kW amplifier
Antennas: 4-element tribander at 100 ft, 40-meter dipole at 95 feet,
80-meter groundplane, 160-meter inverted L

Interesting contest--conditions were nothing at all like CQWW CW! (Duh.)

I felt like I was hearing well on the low bands, but since I still =
haven't reeled out the Beverage, I know I missed some stuff when I was =
CQing there. CQing on 80 has never been as productive for me as it was =
this weekend!

Lows: Fruitless efforts to work PJ9C and P49V with 15 minutes to go on =
10 meters; a *very* lame 15 meters; no Asia to speak of on 80 or 160, =
though I did hear a few JAs.

Highs: 1200 and 1300Z on Saturday--146 and 130 Qs, respectively, on 20;
good rates at most other times on 20; better 80-meter results than CQWW; =
N5KO having fun in the contest with his new antennas.

In this contest more than ever I wanted that second radio/amplifier and =
the rest of the 40-2CD in the air! The second radio would have helped me =
make something of the only decent 15-meter opening, which I missed.

Now, the breakdown:

BREAKDOWN QSO/mults  NJ2L  ARRL INTERNATIONAL DX CONTEST  Single =
Operator

HOUR      160      80       40       20       15       10    HR TOT  CUM =
TOT

   0    .....    .....    59/34    .....    .....    .....    59/34   =
59/34
   1      .      54/24     1/0       .        .        .      55/24  =
114/58
   2    15/12     9/3       .        .        .        .      24/15  =
138/73
   3     4/3     10/2     11/6       .        .        .      25/11  =
163/84
   4     4/3     37/7       .        .        .        .      41/10  =
204/94
   5     6/5     13/4       .        .        .        .      19/9   =
223/103
   6     3/3     25/3      5/2       .        .        .      33/8   =
256/111
   7      .        .       1/0       .        .        .       1/0   =
257/111
   8    .....    .....    .....    .....    .....    .....    .....  =
257/111
   9      .        .        .        .        .        .        .    =
257/111
  10      .        .       1/1       .        .        .       1/1   =
258/112
  11      .        .       1/0     62/24      .        .      63/24  =
321/136
  12      .        .        .     146/9       .        .     146/9   =
467/145
  13      .        .        .     130/6       .        .     130/6   =
597/151
  14      .        .        .      50/4     27/18      .      77/22  =
674/173
  15      .        .        .      79/3       .        .      79/3   =
753/176
  16    .....    .....    .....    90/2     .....    .....    90/2   =
843/178
  17      .        .        .      43/1       .        .      43/1   =
886/179
  18      .        .        .       7/2     14/11      .      21/13  =
907/192
  19      .        .        .      58/1       .        .      58/1   =
965/193
  20      .        .      30/3     10/0       .        .      40/3  =
1005/196
  21      .        .      59/5       .        .        .      59/5  =
1064/201
  22      .        .      75/4       .        .        .      75/4  =
1139/205
  23      .        .      37/2      5/4       .        .      42/6  =
1181/211
   0    .....     4/0     .....     2/1     .....    .....     6/1  =
1187/212
   1     8/3      8/1       .        .        .        .      16/4  =
1203/216
   2      .      33/1      1/1       .        .        .      34/2  =
1237/218
   3      .      32/9       .        .        .        .      32/9  =
1269/227
   4     6/2      5/0       .        .        .        .      11/2  =
1280/229
   5      .      35/2      3/3       .        .        .      38/5  =
1318/234
   6     2/1     11/0       .        .        .        .      13/1  =
1331/235
   7      .        .        .        .        .        .        .   =
1331/235
   8    .....    .....    .....    .....    .....    .....    ..... =
1331/235
   9      .        .        .        .        .        .        .   =
1331/235
  10      .        .        .        .        .        .        .   =
1331/235
  11      .        .       4/3      6/0       .        .      10/3  =
1341/238
  12      .        .        .      69/2       .        .      69/2  =
1410/240
  13      .        .        .      66/3       .        .      66/3  =
1476/243
  14      .        .        .      64/2       .        .      64/2  =
1540/245
  15      .        .        .      27/2      1/1       .      28/3  =
1568/248
  16    .....    .....    .....    12/0     12/7     .....    24/7  =
1592/255
  17      .        .        .      65/5       .        .      65/5  =
1657/260
  18      .        .        .      35/1       .        .      35/1  =
1692/261
  19      .        .        .      14/3      6/3       .      20/6  =
1712/267
  20      .        .       5/0      3/2      7/4       .      15/6  =
1727/273
  21      .        .       4/1     13/4       .        .      17/5  =
1744/278
  22      .        .        .      34/1       .        .      34/1  =
1778/279
  23      .        .       6/1     18/2       .        .      24/3  =
1802/282
DAY1    32/26   148/43   280/57   680/56    41/29    .....    ..... =
1181/211
DAY2    16/6    128/13    23/9    428/28    26/15      .        .    =
621/71
TOT     48/32   276/56   303/66  1108/84    67/44      .        .   =
1802/282


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