published by n2yo on Sun, 2017-02-26 18:41
Started a bit late due to a total crapout of my Flex radio. Then, had to shut down because of lightning and hail! After some time off, I got back on later and worked some on 80.
published by n2yo on Wed, 2017-02-01 00:11
North American QSO Party, SSB - January
Call: NR4M
Operator(s): NR4M
Station: NR4M
Class: Single Op LP
QTH: va
Operating Time (hrs): 4
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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160:
80: 44 19
40: 230 34
20: 28 11
15:
10:
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Total: 302 64 Total Score = 19,328
Club: Potomac Valley Radio Club
Team: PVRC Rappahannock #1
Comments:
published by n2yo on Sun, 2017-01-15 10:57
Trying to get the hang of SO2R, but wasn't in the cards. Just before the contest my Flex 6700 decided to turn itself into a 'brick'.
Still not a lot of antenna choices here for domestic contests. 20 meters is the worst, with the lowest antenna I can turn west is at 120 feet. The lower in frequency I go, the more appropriate the antenna choices.
published by n2yo on Sun, 2014-02-23 17:35
Need L-O-W-E-R antennas on the high bands.
published by n2yo on Mon, 2014-01-20 13:15
Took one for 'The Gipper' I did not enjoy this. I started late, so I quit early (sounds fair...)
published by n2yo on Mon, 2014-01-13 01:44
Team: PVRC Rappahannock 2. Comments: Few things went right.
published by n2yo on Tue, 2012-03-06 01:25
Once again, a great contest. Condx seemed to be quite good all bands and qrn wasn't bad on the low bands here in VA. Everything seemed to click. The Goat himself (NR4M) boiled peanuts for our enjoyment! (Don't knock it if you haven't tried!)
published by n2yo on Tue, 2012-03-06 00:51
This sure was a change! Never have it done any QRP contesting. I thought about doing this contest, but really couldn't figure out why I should. Then, as 'hoot' I decided to do it QRP. I figured 5 watts would make it at least 'memorable'. As it turned out, I kinda enjoyed it and was surprised that it wasn't as painful as I had imagined.
published by n2yo on Tue, 2012-03-06 00:42
Antennas way too high made this a frustrating contest for me. You can't work
'em, if you can't hear 'em. Much easier to work the DX that called me than it
was to work stateside stations.
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