I must've gotten lucky for a few minutes. I worked VY1JA at about 2300Z
on Saturday on 14008 and then about 7 minutes later worked KL7WV on 14009.
Fully thing was that Jay was asking if there was a KL7 in the pileup
because he hadn't worked that one yet, and there was one up 1 kHz working
his own pileup.
Other than missing NL and MB, every other section else I missed I
should've worked except I didn't have enough time in the contest. I'm
ashamed that I didn't get a Missouri QSO in this one! :-(
73, Zack W9SZ
On Mon, 6 Nov 2006, Tom Hammond wrote:
> Hi Mike:
>
> >Just curious what the toughest section was for you this year.
> >
> >I was limited in my time but I was surprised that I did not work or hear NNY
> >or WTX stations.
>
> I missed AK, MB and YT... never ever HEARD the last tow, but heard
> several AK stations but all were S&Ping (so to speak).
>
> I tried laying 'traps' for the AK stations, moving up above their
> last QSO freq. and starting to call "CQ" in the hope that they'd
> 'fall' into my trap. I finally had one KL7 fall into the trap, but
> turned out that he was in OR!!!
>
> Though I didn't have any luck trapping a KL7, I did use that ploy to
> work several other needed mults during the contest, so I DOES work...
> sometimes.
>
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