CQWW WPX Contest, SSB
Call: KS9K
Operator(s): N4TZ
Station: N4TZ
Class: SOAB LP
QTH: IN
Operating Time (hrs): 36
Summary:
Band QSOs
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160: 20
80: 42
40: 151
20: 272
15: 373
10: 586
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Total: 1444 Prefixes = 749 Total Score = 2,876,160
Club: Society of Midwest Contesters
Comments:
CQ-WPX-SSB SUMMARY SHEET
CONTEST: CQ-WPX-SSB
START DATE: 29-03-14
CALLSIGN USED: KS9K
LOCATOR: EN70
CATEGORY-ASSISTED: NON-ASSISTED
CATEGORY-BAND: ALL
CATEGORY-MODE: SSB
CATEGORY-OPERATOR: SINGLE-OP
CATEGORY-POWER: LOW
CLUB: Society of Midwest Contesters
NAME: Terry Zivney
ADDRESS: 8843 W County Road 950 N
ADDRESS-CITY: Middletown
ADDRESS-STATE-PROVINCE: IN
ADDRESS-POSTALCODE: 47356
ADDRESS-COUNTRY: USA
EMAIL: N4TZ@ARRL.NET
OPERATING TIME: 36:03:07
CQ COUNTER: 2536
RUN/SEARCH: 491/959 Qs
UNIQUE CALLSIGNS: 1105
SOFTWARE: TR4W v.4.246 http://www.tr4w.com
BAND Raw QSOs Valid QSOs Points Prefixes
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160SSB 20 20 29 12
80SSB 42 42 138 14
40SSB 151 151 510 81
20SSB 273 272 716 165
15SSB 373 373 942 193
10SSB 591 586 1505 284
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Totals 1450 1444 3840 749
Final Score = 2876160 points.
2014 CQ-WPX-SSB KS9K
Continent List
160 80 40 20 15 10 ALL
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USA calls = 17 22 72 42 75 113 341
Canada calls = 3 3 14 7 11 10 48
NA calls = 0 0 5 9 16 17 47
SA calls = 0 0 6 11 28 27 72
Euro calls = 0 12 48 168 203 399 830
African calls = 0 5 3 8 8 13 37
Asian calls = 0 0 2 12 9 6 29
Japan calls = 0 0 0 5 21 3 29
Ocean calls = 0 0 1 11 1 3 16
Unknown calls = 0 0 0 0 1 0 1
Total calls = 20 42 151 273 373 591 1450
Unknowns on 15 = RI1ANC
Was hoping for better results here, since this contet was
four weeks after the ARRL Phone Contest. Spent some of the
time after that contest addressing some of the antenna
issues I had then. I removed one of the 160m wires, freeing
the top 10/15 to turn a far as JA this time. The prop pitch
was frozen when I got up Sunday morning, but 30 minutes with
the heater freed it up for the rest of the contest.
The big issue this time around was QRN. In the ARRL contest
most of the 744 Europeans I worked on 10m were S0 to S3.
On Saturday, the QRN on 10m was a steady S3 hiss in the
direction of EU. Sunday, there was a constant S7 hash QRN
on 10m. 15 & 20 didn't have that problem, but was unable to
find a spot in among all the giant fixed stations.
Did quite a bit better than the past few years, but barely
beat my 2002 score, and that was due to the growth in multipliers
avaiable, since I had fewer QSOs. Was surprised in how few VEs
I worked.
Spent part of my offtimes answering email questions about
the contest.
Looks like a lot of people had a lot of fun.
Wonder what the CW weekend in May has in store?
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