Russian RTTY WW Contest
Call: AD6WL
Operator(s): AD6WL
Station: AD6WL
Class: SOAB HP
QTH: CA-ORG
Operating Time (hrs): 16
Radios: SO2R
Summary:
Band QSOs Pts Mults
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80: 4 25 4
40: 54 410 10
20: 189 1185 31
15: 3 25 3
10: 0 0 0
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Total: 250 1645 48 Total Score = 78,960
Club:
Comments:
We're not at the bottom of the sunspot cycle yet but it sure seems that way. I
knew the sunspots were down but with indexes of A-30 and K5-6, I wasn't
expecting much. I decided to use the amp and go high power to brute force my
way into some good conditions (it didn't work). I started out calling CQ on 15m
and S&P on 20m. My first two contacts were a JA, and PY on 15M!!! Maybe this
won't be so bad. Well, I made one other contact (VE) on 15m later in the
contest and that was it for that band, not even one K station. Worked 5 band
oblast total, with three of them being SL. Not much excitement with endless
callings of CQ RU. Some of the highlights were working UA0FGZ on 80m; he had a
strong signal there too. Also YB0DPO answering my CQ late in the contest on
20m, finally VE6YR who went to 80m for me for a much needed mult.
73 to all and prayers to Don, AA5AU, and other hurricane victims.
Station 1:
Yaesu FT1000MP MV
ACOM 2000A
Dunestart Filter Bandpass Filter
Top Ten Control Box
Force12 C4SXL at 72'
80meter inverted V at 72'
Station 2:
ICOM 765 PROIII
ICE 419A Bandpass Filter, manual cotnrol
microham USB keyer
Force 12 C19XR @ 32'
Butternut HF9V
SO2R equipment:
Writelog multikeyer
WX0B six-pak
Miscellaneous equipment:
Computer Pentium III 550Mhz
17" & 15" monitors
7 Comm Ports
Cluster Packet Station
2 Yaesu Rotors w/ computer control
Alinco Power Supply
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