{"id":200,"date":"2011-10-31T19:37:54","date_gmt":"2011-10-31T23:37:54","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/w1uj.net\/blog\/?p=200"},"modified":"2012-10-17T19:12:52","modified_gmt":"2012-10-17T23:12:52","slug":"3830-arrldx-cw-kb1h-m2-hp","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/w1uj.net\/blog\/2011\/10\/31\/3830-arrldx-cw-kb1h-m2-hp\/","title":{"rendered":"CQWW CW KB1H M\/2 HP"},"content":{"rendered":"
\"CQWW<\/a>

CQWW CW KB1H M\/2 HP<\/p><\/div>\n

CQ Worldwide DX Contest, CW<\/p>\n

Call: KB1H
\nOperator(s): KB1H,W1UJ,NB1U,NR1X,K1EBY,KM1X,AA1CE,K1CC
\nStation: KB1H<\/p>\n

Class: M\/2 HP
\nQTH: 05
\nOperating Time (hrs): 48<\/p>\n

Summary:
\nBand QSOs Zones Countries
\n——————————
\n 160: 47 11 37
\n 80: 750 20 94
\n 40: 1104 33 123
\n 20: 1156 39 132
\n 15: 1467 36 139
\n 10: 1068 31 121
\n——————————
\nTotal: 5592 170 646 Total Score = 13,163,712<\/p>\n

Club: Yankee Clipper Contest Club<\/p>\n

Comments:<\/p>\n

What can one say! With great returning band conditions there is
\nlots of operating and rate! On a whole, thing went well here at KB1H.<\/p>\n

We were glad that Rich, K1CC, asked if we needed help. I have known Rich for
\nmany years and knew his experience and knowledge of strategy would help us.<\/p>\n

Before the start we discussed the idea of using Rich’s ACOM device to set up a
\ntwo radio, two operator position. Something we know others do and will have to
\ndo here in the future. What seems to have been a device failure led to blowing
\nup the front end of a FT-1000MP MrkV. Oh well, back to original plans. Single
\nK3 set up.<\/p>\n

Next the second bump in our plans. My XYL made a great seafood chowder for
\nFriday night. I think I made the mistake of calling it fish chowder. After a
\nbowl of chowder Rich asked if there was any shellfish in the chowder. OOpps! He
\nis allergic to shellfish. The next 4 four hours were spent at the local ER! Rich
\nwas then transferred to a different hospital and spent the night there. He did
\nreturn here at 8AM Sunday and helped during Day 2 daytime. I hope we did not
\nscare Rich from future operating here at KB1H\/NZ1U and promised not to poison
\nhim next time.<\/p>\n

Great rates on 10M and 15M during the day. Though we are working on automatic
\nantenna switching here we still need to do allot of manual switching. This led
\nto the first 1.5 hours Saturday AM using the 80M 4-Square on 10M. I knew the
\nrate was not what it should have been so investigated and found the error. I am
\nsure this cost us 150 QSOs on 10M the first day.<\/p>\n

Almost 2M points more than last year and about 400 QSOs. I felt the QSO total
\nshould have been more but we all felt conditions were great but not as great as
\nSSB weekend. By the look at the scores maybe this was only our perception.<\/p>\n

Though N1MM in the Multipler window shows 40 Zones on 20M the summary only
\nreported 39. Zone 39 was the last to be worked. I hope we can find the missing
\nQSO.<\/p>\n

Hard to not acknowledge the unbeleivable M\/2 score from K1LZ. It seems unreal
\nand impossible but doing the math the hourly rate needed for that total is
\ncertainly possible.<\/p>\n

Thanks to all for the QSOs. We will upload to LOTW soon and always 100% QSL
\nwhatever way we receive the card.<\/p>\n

Thanks to the operators here at the Barnstormers and also the others who work
\nhard and don’t operate some of the contest. It is a long list!.<\/p>\n

73 Dick – KB1H<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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