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Subject: [3830] WPX SSB KW7Y M/2 HP
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Reply-to: mitch.k7rl@gmail.com
Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2021 15:42:42 +0000
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                    CQWW WPX Contest, SSB - 2021

Call: KW7Y
Operator(s): K7RL N7DX
Station: KW7Y

Class: M/2 HP
QTH: WA
Operating Time (hrs): 33
Remote Operation

Summary:
 Band  QSOs
------------
  160:   15
   80:  215
   40:  801
   20: 1622
   15:  259
   10:    0
------------
Total: 2912  Prefixes = 905  Total Score = 4,661,655

Club: Western Washington DX Club

Comments:

First, huge thanks to Tony, N7DX, for sharing the operating duties last weekend.
Tony is a software engineer and has been working hard on the remote side to
figure out what works best for SSB and CW. Each contest is a learning experience
and moves us closer to that remote operating sweet spot.

Our WPX goal was to have fun, get a full night’s sleep, and let propagation do
what it’s going to do. A string of solar disturbances the last few contests
seem to bullseye right on the weekend, and this one was no exception. That
manifested as a surprising lack of JA activity and reduced Europe on 20m and
40m. It probably didn’t help that the low bands went unmanned most of the
night. But hey, both ops needed their beauty sleep!

A strong wind storm moved in Sunday morning and we lost power for about two
hours in the middle of a good run. It took another 30 minutes to restore the
logs, equipment, and peripherals that a modern contest station needs to compete,
with the added layer of a remote operator. Remember the days of hitting the
power button on the radio and you’re back on the air?

Big congratulations to the ND7K crew and on another outstanding performance! Tim
and his crew have built a very special station in Arizona, and it’s fun to see
their amazing scores while pushing the boundaries even further from seven land.
Well done!

Also, congratulations to the crews at NR6O, KT7E, VE7SZ, and KZ1W on excellent
west coast scores. You all make multi-op look easy, but it isn't. Great job.

That’s a wrap from Camano Island, Washington. Until next time, take care and
thanks to all for the Q’s.

73, Mitch, K7RL


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