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Subject: [3830] IARU N9NC SOAB(A)CW HP
From: webform@b4h.net
Reply-to: n9nc@earthlink.net
Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2022 22:22:17 +0000
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                    IARU HF World Championship - 2022

Call: N9NC
Operator(s): N9NC
Station: N9NC

Class: SOAB(A)CW HP
QTH: NH
Operating Time (hrs): ~23
OpMode: 2BSIQ

Summary:
 Band  CW Qs  Ph Qs  Zones  HQ Mults
-------------------------------------
  160:     0    0       0        0
   80:   151    0      11       24
   40:   312    0      24       29
   20:   675    0      31       42
   15:   568    0      31       43
   10:   179    0      20       21
-------------------------------------
Total:  1885    0     117      159  Total Score = 1,785,444

Club: Yankee Clipper Contest Club

Comments:

Great contest, thanks for all the QSOs!

Conditions were the best in a long long time with 15 and 20 open well into the
wee hours, then opening again at sunrise with 15 very good into Asia, and 10
open weak to west EU only. 

I continue to learn and practice 2BSIQ, it is getting easier. Using DXLog with 1
keyboard. It definitely enables a better score from my small station (currently
all antennas are under 10 meters high, with wires on 40 and a dipole on 80).

The online scoreboard definitely provided motivation - this is the future of
contesting, while there are pros and cons, there is way more upside in fun,
competition, and results.

73 and see you in the next one,

Tom  N9NC




Cabrillo Statistics           (Version 10g)           by K5KA & N6TV
http://bit.ly/cabstat

-------------- Q S O   R a t e   S u m m a r y ---------------------
Hour     160     80     40     20     15     10    Rate Total    Pct
--------------------------------------------------------------------
1200       0      0      0      0     29     19     48     48    2.5
1300       0      0      0      0     54     15     69    117    6.2
1400       0      0      0     18     15     22     55    172    9.1
1500       0      0      0     44     13     49    106    278   14.7
1600       0      0      0     31     47     11     89    367   19.5
1700       0      0      0     13     26      4     43    410   21.8
1800       0      0      0     33     35      5     73    483   25.6
1900       0      0      0     31     19      4     54    537   28.5
2000       0      0      0      3      4      2      9    546   29.0
2100       0      0      0     74     42      2    118    664   35.2
2200       0      0      0     86     37      0    123    787   41.8
2300       0      0      1     58     34      0     93    880   46.7
0000       0     29     40      0      0      0     69    949   50.3
0100       0      3      3      7      8      1     22    971   51.5
0200       0     73     61      1      0      0    135   1106   58.7
0300       0     46     79     16      0      0    141   1247   66.2
0400       0      0     62     72      0      0    134   1381   73.3
0500       0      0      9     53      7      0     69   1450   76.9
0600       0      0      3     65      0      0     68   1518   80.5
0700       0      0      9     18     12      0     39   1557   82.6
0800       0      0     40     14      0      0     54   1611   85.5
0900       0      0      5     24      0      0     29   1640   87.0
1000       0      0      0     14     89      8    111   1751   92.9
1100       0      0      0      0     97     37    134   1885  100.0
------------------------------------------------------
Total      0    151    312    675    568    179   1885

Gross QSOs=1918        Dupes=33        Net QSOs=1885

Unique callsigns worked = 1224

The best 60 minute rate was 159/hour from 0211 to 0310
The best 30 minute rate was 172/hour from 0300 to 0329
The best 10 minute rate was 216/hour from 0306 to 0315

The best 1 minute rates were:
 5 QSOs/minute   18 times.
 4 QSOs/minute   63 times.
 3 QSOs/minute  172 times.
 2 QSOs/minute  300 times.
 1 QSOs/minute  427 times.

There were 689 bandchanges and 352 (18.7%) probable 2nd radio QSOs. *
 
* not sure how this is calculated by cbsw, in reality, Qs were pretty much
evenly split between the two radios (IC-7610 and FTDX101MP, don't have a
favorite yet).
I do still need to automate antenna selection and band changes. That has been on
the list only for like 12 years now; I enjoy making new antennas and operating
too much. 

N.B. The 00 hour was SO1R S&P for loud new mults on 40 and 80, 
20z and 01z were rest/food breaks, in the 09z hour it seemed everyone was
dozing.


Multi-band QSOs
---------------
1 bands     796
2 bands     269
3 bands     105
4 bands      34
5 bands      20
6 bands       0

------- S i n g l e   B a n d   Q S O s ------
Band    160     80     40     20     15     10
----------------------------------------------
QSOs      0     41    101    328    261     65


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