[OhQP-mail] AE8M/M results summary
John Buchert
ae8m.jb at fuse.net
Sun Aug 23 12:48:39 CDT 2015
This was the first time I exceeded 500 Q's (although just barely) as a
mobile in a state QSO Party. I appreciate every QSO; finishing at 499 Q's
would have been very disappointing. The most frequently worked stations
were K5YAA (12), K9OM (11), N4PN (9), K0RI (8), N2MM (8), KO1U (7), WX4G
(6), WA8ZBT (6), and many others less than 6.
The bands seemed noisy throughout the entire contest, but the propagation
was sufficient to allow a fun contest and activity seemed excellent. I
worked very few OH stations during daylight, but activity from the west on
20M was great. After the first 5 hours of the contest, I had worked only 5
OH stations. One highlight was working NU0Q/M in WY and then in UT.
Another highlight was working TI8/AA8HH 5 times.
As shown by the county summary below, the QSO rate was remarkably stable
during the contest. During the afternoon it was impossible to get anything
going on 40M SSB, but I finished with a run of 40 Q's on 40M SSB just before
midnight. Attempting to pickup OH multipliers on 75 SSB was frustrating.
Finding a hole to call CQ was impossible (some rag chewers became upset with
me), and my mobile signal was insufficient to bust pileups.
The rig was a KX3/KXPA100 at 100W into hamsticks on 20M and 40M, and
Hustlers on 80/75. I park to operate and the total operating time was 8
hours, 6 minutes. The average rate was 62 Q's/hour.
BAND CW SSB
80 73 11
40 186 51
20 172 11
CW mults: 72, SSB mults: 41, claimed score: 103,070
COUNTY Q'S MINUTES RATE - Q/HR
SHEL 48 48 60
LOGA 53 55 58
CHAM 61 44 83
CLAR 49 45 65
MIAM 45 45 60
MONT 46 46 60
WARR 87 86 61
BUTL 33 32 62
HAMI 80 85 56
John, AE8M
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