Two sunrises and two sunsets at IQ1RY
73 de iw1ayd Salvo
"Le pagine di S.S., che non si possono spiegare"
To: 3830@contesting.com cc: iw1ayd@gmail.com From: iw1ayd@gmail.com Subject: WAE RTTY IW1AYD Single Op HP WAE DX Contest, RTTY Call: IW1AYD Operator(s): IW1AYD Station: IW1AYD Class: Single Op HP QTH: Bra Operating Time (hrs): 32 Radios: SO2R Summary: Band QSOs Pts QTCs Mults ------------------------------- 80: 44 44 0 104 40: 353 353 180 192 20: 218 218 320 132 15: 214 214 90 140 10: 277 277 400 122 ------------------------------- Total: 1106 1106 890 690 Total Score = 1,453,140 Club: Rhein Ruhr DX Association Comments: TU to all for this great contest. Well, several technical problems in the first bunch of hours from the start made uneasy to fully operate the contest as I planned, SO2R on a single PC. Anyway I was lucky to have had the possibility to resurrect half of the station and to work quite flawlessly with it. Also much more lucky to solve some other problems, "where is that damned mouse(!)", that plague any station rebuilt on the fly. Those small ferrite cores are really the cure to stop quite every lazy mouse and more. I was much more lucky to find a bunch of nice peoples that keep up answering several times on the noisy 40 e 80 meters. The second night I almost sleep due to this. Great contest, nice peoples and a lot of lessons to learn: what's better? I liked a lot to QTC formula and as Don AA5AU last year caught me quite unable to work out a QTC transfer, this year I have gone back to school before the WAE. I have had interesting evenings of simulations, both RX & TX of QTC's. It was easy as I was also testing new toys and macros for the SO2R. Happy to have had an examination by Don again and that everything seems to be gone on the right way. Don would you check please? This year also I went in a QTC exchange with somebody really in trouble with QTC's and I was really happy to stop it all and try with him in another way. We succeeded! Great thing learning together. So my SO2R HP faults went on as a gain for another guy at last, that's great for me. The prop wasn't so good as it was for the WPX RTTY and for the CQWW SSB. It maybe that the number of operators on air wasn't so large as then. But it was much better than for the Makrothen, the second half of this last was a nightmare on highers bands. The end was on 40m, with peoples exchanging QTC until late. BTW in the two fields of the I don't like QTC's and I like QTC I will stay in second one I like a lot this mechanism. Even if the post contest work is more unpleasant. TU to the WAEDC staff for the effort to come, now we have to wait almost a year to have again ours half of the fun. TU ALL & 73 de iw1ayd Salvo Posted using 3830 Score Submittal Forms at: http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
Subject: | [RTTY] 45th ed. A. Volta Contest MO plaque IQ1RY |
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From: | Salvatore Irato |
Date: | Wed, 3 Aug 2011 13:25:34 +0200 |
Subject: | [RTTY] Digital DXCC or ARRL Board of Directors, respectfully: have my strong disagreement |
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From: | iw1ayd |
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Date: | Wed, 03 Aug 2011 00:32:16 +0200 |
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Hi to all. Just to read the doc abou and not my personal opinion go there: http://www.arrl.org/files/file/About%20ARRL/Board%20Meetings/2011%20Second%20MeetingMinutes%281%29.pdf ( Take care of the URL line fragmenting and about the dead space representation as %20 ) Abstract from "Minutes of the 2011 Second Meeting - ARRL Board of Directors - July 15-16. 2011" 29. On motion of Mr. Fenstermaker, seconded by Mr. Edgar, the following resolution was ADOPTED: WHEREAS the DX Advisory Committee (DXAC) was charged to investigate many aspects of the ARRL DX program; and WHEREAS Amateur Radio technology has advanced to include many variations of digital communication; and WHEREAS the DXAC has recommended changing the DXCC Award category from RTTY to Digital or RTTY/Digital or Digital Mixed; and WHEREAS the Programs & Services Committee (PSC) deliberated this change and, along with ARRL staff believe the best revised name for this award is Digital DXCC, and WHEREAS, the ARRL thanks the DXAC for its work on this name change; Therefore, it is RESOLVED that the ARRL Board accepts the recommendation of the PSC to change the title of the RTTY DXCC Award to the DIGITAL DXCC Award. What to say, there are no reasons nor facts by any means about the decision taken inside that document, as seen here in the abstract. The phrase " WHEREAS Amateur Radio technology has advanced to include many variations of digital communication ...", tells by itself all. Technology have changed a lot since the radio was only used for CW, sparking or funk (DL), in the meantime, since than and until quite now, there weren't changes in the radio technologies, accordingly to this 2011 sentence: unbelievable. So, RTTY was RTTY, Phone was Phone and CW was CW. Now, 2011, the silliest and subtle discovery that whatever is not Phone or CW must be called Digital, like several appliances we have on hands or at home. So CW, a digital mode by default and by any mean, will remain unDigital as Phone, they couldn't could not be assimilated. RTTY, that by itself haven't any remarkable nor visible soul as Phone o CW, instead will be fully assimilated. Yes like the Star Trek saga, "Any resistance will be futile ...". In the movie that was a nice characterization, now it is only an awful envision at best. Instead to clearly change anything, i.e. adding a Digital DXCC award - yes why not, now we are all assimilated as Digital Borg. Worst, leaving out more than half of the world that is already digital since than. The sacred soul of CW and its big weapons. Playing between presence or absence of a single signal and coding signs accordingly mean enough digital to my, any(?), eyes and my ears, but I would not start a religious discussion there. All the old DEC self instruction tapes have already made this point strong enough in the NRZ signals chapter, almost 35 years ago (just the clock/timing recovering may seems to gets out of the picture ... fuzzy or not fuzzy). Well done, another foot in the grave and nobody know how many of those we have to spare. Nemo propheta in patria. 73 de iw1ayd Salvo _______________________________________________ RTTY mailing list RTTY@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/rtty
North American QSO Party, RTTY - July Call: IW1AYD Operator(s): IZ1TNL IW1AYD Station: IW1AYD Class: M/2 LP QTH: Bra (CN) Operating Time (hrs): 12 Summary: Band QSOs Mults ------------------- 80: 40: 81 32 20: 283 50 15: 10: ------------------- Total: 364 82 Total Score = 30,576 Club: Team: Comments: Great time. IZ1TNL was also happy about her first experience, both of contesting and contesting with her husband. I wouldnâ??t ask she what was more heavy. Unfortunately the propagation wasnâ??t so good on 15m, 40m and 80m and at last absent on 10m. As the 20m band, with five elements at 30m high, was pretty well workable and open until late we resolved to stay there still barefoot. The RUN routine went quite flawless but not before almost 21 UTC. Prior to this time we experienced a lot, really a lot, of EU calls due to the DMC contest running together with NAQP. A nightmare. After the first 15 minutes, since the NAQP start, we added a macro with â??HI NAQP NAQP ONLY NA SORRY DE IW1AYD NAQP CQâ??. Having a â??NAQP CALL CALL CQâ?? in the automated CQ doesnâ??t solved the question so when any call was thrown in by out of the NA call signs we fired the added macro and continued the NAQP CQing. So, we interleaved the new macro with the RUN CQ as one EU call was popping up in between every two NA calls. This happened quite half of the time for 2 to 3 hours. Sorry for that but we couldnâ??t afford a contest in a contest logging practice. It was a good practice to keep ourselves calm and motivated to work on our objectives. We hope not to have been too much rude with all those other friends. A simple read of the events/contest calendar may have solved this issue, but no way to make it simple. A more simple look at the NAQP instead of TEST or even DMC string may have solved at all this issue, but again no way. A handful of US operators went up with out of contest QSO style answers in between ours RUN and this was quite interesting also, as itâ??s not so often that a EU station went so cherished by any US stations. It was a pleasure for us and clearly a more big pleasure for ours correspondent. So we stopped the contesting style RUN to have some form of fast QSOâ??s. Sorry to have been late for somebody out there. But beading the happiness of somebody about a QSO with a simple IW1 call is a pleasure. For example having a great time with a dipole under the roof to make a QSO with EU isnâ??t a every day job, we all need to remember this. Yes, 20m during the NAQP went very well, for sure. We struggled on 15m and 80m calling running stations but there was nothing to do at all. Lately at our local night and until the end of the NAQP tournament we have had also something interesting to do on 40m. But not so much unluckily. May be this season marked its hole about. Having to train another operator, IZ1TNL my wife, was a pleasant job in the contest. Sometimes I was tempted to be a little bit rude remarking some points, but she managed increasingly well the radio that all went smoothly and we had a good time practicing with all those needed tasks in a contest. Well the post contest tasks are another history. First radio used was a IC-7600, running quite hot but very well performing, software was N1MM, plenty of macros, all worked pretty well. We have had a really hot WX here, so it was a pleasure not to have the PAâ??s running nearby. Instead of those the air conditioner have done a great job, but only for ourselves, sorry. 73 de IZ1TNL Simonetta and IW1AYD Salvo
DL-DX RTTY Contest Call: IQ1RY Operator(s): IK1HXN, I1BEP, SWL_FEDERICO, IW1FNW, IW1AYD Station: IQ1RY Class: M/M HP QTH: Bra, CN Operating Time (hrs): 24 Summary: Band QSOs Pts Mults -------------------------- 80: 103 1157 30 40: 334 3951 12 20: 511 6189 89 15: 299 3518 73 10: 96 1036 30 -------------------------- Total: 1343 15851 270 Total Score = 4,279,770 Club: Comments: What a great time! This year the DL-DX was this: a great time contesting, full of friends everywhere, thanks to all for all for the Qâ??s! The major thanks have to be for the several Wâ??s and JAâ??s operators that tirelessly have had the patience to overcome the not so good prop. They have had signals small than usual, sometime it was somewhat tricky to decode those not so well sounding tones. The EU wall was quite every time present, at least for the first 12 hours period, sorry for who didnâ??t come out from any hole to us. The 80m and 40m bands didnâ??t worked as for the 2010, more noise and not too much signals. This was quite expected. There was a large band signal well placed on almost 21.080 MHz to 21.105 MHz lately in the morning, radar?. Several of us tried to move out of the mud in the upper band slice, but it was near the end of contest and not anybody get it. The already diminishing traffic heavily suffered from this QRM, at least from this side. That time, plain daylight, the 40m bands still worked for EU Qâ??s, another load of DL's! The 10m band went largely opened the first day afternoon. But, as a personal opinion, not so many have made a trip so long out of a small a bunch of operators or the skip was quite short also there. Well, better now than years before. A lot of I station not so far away from us where listened and contacted on 20m and 15m, more from ours East than from ours South, some sort of short and strong skip was also there. The 7600 again well outperformed the 756PROIII in several aspects, the tricks of the CAT commands inside the N1MM macros saved our pours fingers and souls switching filters and the TPF in and out. This last was not so often useful as it is a somewhat wider than the one on the PROIII, noisy bands made it sometimes unusable. The 200Hz tricks that Don AA5AU suggested some time ago helped and give us some relief, but not every time. The N1MM in was great as usual. MMTTY greatest features, filters, worked well, apart from the switching time â?¦ a second MMTTY window with a different filter setup may help with the more elusive signals already in view. Not anybody get into the tights filters needed for weak and faded signals. BTW several peoples seems that doesn't have NET on or never checked out for any RX to TX difference. It's quite usual and well expected, time to time it could happen. TNX to the organizers of this every time nice contest, also for all their efforts that doesn't end now. They will have just from now their time! Well, CU all in the 2011 results and than in the 2012 for the DL-DX! 73 de iw1ayd, Salvo: one of the IQ1RY Team.
Well: we win our category!
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Volta RTTY DX Contest Call: IQ1RY Operator(s): IK1HXN, IW1AYD, IZ1LBG, I1BEP, YV5JDT/I1 Station: IQ1RY Class: M/S HP QTH: BRA Operating Time (hrs): 22 Summary: Band QSOs Pts Mults -------------------------- 80: 53 428 22 40: 265 2785 49 20: 485 7265 77 15: 193 3307 64 10: 5 65 4 -------------------------- Total: 1001 13850 217 Total Score = 3,036,183,150 Club: Comments: We had a blast, well we have had three (tens) or more blasts, during the whole Volta contest and some more after since we get an helping hand from K3CT. What we have done this time at the Volta RTTY Contest will be written in our history for years here at IQ1RY. First of all: we enjoyed a lot any single contact, thanks to all. The Volta is one of the nicest contest from our standpoint and we enjoy participating it from here. Itâ??s a unique RTTY business and the operators are consciousness and highly motivated about. We operated, well we hardly tried to operate, during the event in five OM, two in charge for the whole contest operating time and three as welcomed guest operators. The major part of the contest went on as pure adrenaline, well sometime it was too much quite to be dead on. We started putting in front of the operating position the last year plaque we won as IQ1RY in MULTI ALL BANDS. It was the right memento to all the operators in charge over time. Things started smoothly reaching levels of pure enjoyment as the local evening was coming. At night one of the blast was the 20m band fully open, as it was for the ARI International DX contest the week before. But something was better than then. The 40m and 80m bands donâ??t went abruptly closed, some more appreciable contacts on those band continued well into ours night time, with the 20m band still working and 15m, well, so so. A big loud software bang. At almost the 04Z AM local, 02 UTC, the logger reached over 900 QSO and went screaming about a runtime error. We werenâ??t able to make a workaround to this until 08Z AM. In the meantime we have had some contacts, during trying and troubleshooting the mess. All those contacts, counting on two hands, where recovered but we furnished some duplicated numbers. Sorry for that, but we hope that this would not have any consequence. After all we restarted one logger, it was almost the 80th I think, and gained the ability to log contacts without problems. That was done with a workaround and we knew that we will have to do a heavy work in the post-contest to reassemble the whole contacts data base. We have now done it, successfully we think. As the contest ended we asked for any help from the N1MM development team. Oh men, to make short a very long story. We had our last series of blasts after the contest. But we are really lucky as we meet highly motivated and professional peoples over there. Particularly instrumental for the solution we had was John K3CT, TU John! You deserve all yours gratefully thanks. Now Volta operations time for the 2011 is gone and we should be able to send our results. WOW! What a bunch of blasts! Itâ??s radio, itâ??s ours world. CU in contest! 73 from the whole IQ1RY RTTY team
Entity | RTTY |
AFGHANISTAN | T6AF |
ALAND ISLAND | OH0/PA0VHA |
ALASKA | AL9A |
ANGOLA | D2QMN |
ANTARCTICA | DP0GVN |
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA | V21ZG |
ARGENTINA | LV5V |
ARUBA | P49X |
ASIATIC RUSSIA | RA9SC |
AUSTRALIA | VK6IR |
AUSTRIA | OE3EPW |
AZERBAIJAN | 4J9M |
AZORES | CU3/F5LMJ/P |
BALEARIC ISLAND | EA6TS |
BARBADOS | 8P9NX |
BELARUS | EU7SA |
BELGIUM | OQ0A |
BELIZE | V31YN |
BERMUDA | VP9/K3TRM |
BHUTAN | A52RY |
BOLIVIA | CP6/DF9GR |
BONAIRE,CURACAO (NETH ANTILLES) (DELETED) | PJ2MI |
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA | E78CB |
BOTSWANA | A25DF |
BRAZIL | PY3KN |
BULGARIA | LZ2BE |
CAMBODIA | XU7XRO |
CANADA | VY2SS |
CANARY ISLAND | EA8BEX |
CAPE VERDE | D4C |
CHAGOS ISLAND | VQ9LA |
COLOMBIA | HK6DOS |
CORSICA | TK1CX |
COSTA RICA | TI2HAS |
CRETE | SV9COL |
CROATIA | 9A2009OS |
CYPRUS | 5B4AHI |
CZECH REPUBLIC | OK5ZH |
DENMARK | OZ4ADP |
DESECHEO ISLAND | K5D |
DJIBOUTI | J28KO |
DODECANESE | SV5/DL3DRN |
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC | HI8LAM |
EAST MALAYSIA | 9M6XRO |
EGYPT | SU1KM |
ENGLAND | G0ORC |
ESTONIA | ES7ABD/2 |
EUROPEAN RUSSIA | UA1TAN |
FAROE ISLANDS | OY4TN |
FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY | DL6UNF |
FINLAND | OH2LU |
FRANCE | F1IWH |
FRENCH GUIANA | FY5LH |
GABON | TR8CA |
GLORIOSO ISLAND | FT5GA |
GREECE | SV2HRS |
GREENLAND | OX3DB |
GRENADA | J39BS |
GUAM | KH2L |
GUANTANAMO BAY | KG4SS |
GUERNSEY | GU0SUP |
GUINEA-BISSAU | J5UAP |
HAITI | HH4/AF4Z |
HAWAII | KH6MB |
HUNGARY | HA5VZ |
ICELAND | TF3PPN |
INDIA | VU2NKS |
INDONESIA | YB4IR |
IRAQ | YI1RAZ |
IRELAND | EI4GXB |
ISLE OF MAN | MD0CCE |
ISRAEL | 4Z4DX |
ITALY | I5RFD |
JAPAN | JI4POR |
JERSEY | MJ0SIT |
KAZAKHSTAN | UN1L |
KENYA | 5Z0H |
KERMADEC ISLAND | ZL8X |
LATVIA | YL2KF |
LESOTHO | 7P8OK |
LITHUANIA | LY/ES2DY |
LUXEMBOURG | LX1CW |
MACAO | XX9TLX |
MACEDONIA | Z36W |
MADAGASCAR | 5R8KD |
MADEIRA ISLANDS | CT3AS |
MALDIVES | 8Q7LR |
MALTA | 9H3TK |
MARKET REEF | OJ0J |
MARTINIQUE | FM5CD |
MAURITIUS ISLAND | 3B8/SP2FUD |
MEXICO | XE3RR |
MOLDOVA | ER0WW |
MONTENEGRO | 4O4A |
MOROCCO | CN8KD |
MOZAMBIQUE | C91TX |
NETHERLANDS | PA4JB |
NEW ZEALAND | ZL3RG |
NIGERIA | 5N0OCH |
NORTHERN IRELAND | 2I0SAI |
NORWAY | LA5HPA |
OMAN | A45XR |
PALESTINE | E4X |
PANAMA | HP1/IZ6BRN |
PARAGUAY | ZP5CGL |
POLAND | SP9FT |
PORTUGAL | CT1EAT |
PUERTO RICO | KP4ED |
QATAR | A71EM |
REPUBLIC OF KOREA | HL2DYS |
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA | ZS2EZ |
REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO | TN5SN |
REUNION ISLAND | FR5MV |
ROMANIA | YO2RLC |
RWANDA | 9X0TL |
SABA & ST EUSTATIUS | PJ6A |
SAINT BARTHELEMY | TO7ZG |
SAINT PIERRE & MIQUELON | FP/W6HGF |
SARDINIA | IM0QMA |
SAUDI ARABIA | HZ1PS |
SCOTLAND | GB1OL |
SENEGAL | 6W2SC |
SERBIA | YT2U |
SINT MAARTEN | PJ7E |
SLOVAK REPUBLIC | OM5TX |
SLOVENIA | S52RA |
SOUTH SHETLAND ISLANDS | DT8A |
SOV MILITARY ORDER OF MALTA | 1A0KM |
SPAIN | EA4AFA |
SUDAN | ST2AR |
SURINAME | PZ5RA |
SWAZILAND | 3DA0VA |
SWEDEN | SA5AEL |
SWITZERLAND | HB9DHG |
TAJIKISTAN | EY8MM |
THAILAND | E21YDP |
TOGO | 5V7TT |
TUNISIA | TS7C |
TURKEY | TA2ZAF |
U K BASES ON CYPRUS | ZC4LI |
UGANDA | 5X1NH |
UKRAINE | UU3JC |
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES | A61BK |
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA | AA3B |
US VIRGIN ISLANDS | NP2KW |
UZBEKISTAN | UK8AKK |
VENEZUELA | YV5AAX |
WALES | MW0CRI |
WEST MALAYSIA | 9M2NNM |
WESTERN SAHARA | S04R |
Subject: | [3830] CQ WW RTTY IQ1RY M/2 HP |
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Date: | Tue, 28 Sep 2010 15:22:17 -0700 |
CQ Worldwide DX Contest, RTTY Call: IQ1RY Operator(s): IK1HXN, IK1SPR, IK1RQT, IZ1LBG, IW1AYD, IW1QN, I1BEP, IW1FNW. Station: IQ1RY Class: M/2 HP QTH: Bra (CN) Operating Time (hrs): 48 Summary: Band QSOs Pts State/Prov DX Zones ------------------------------------------ 80: 586 1204 21 63 16 40: 1008 2476 51 88 30 20: 1152 2918 55 95 33 15: 713 1922 52 85 36 10: 32 83 0 14 11 ------------------------------------------ Total: 3501 8603 179 345 126 Total Score = 5,591,950 Club: Comments: So, the Game of the games it's over for this year. We went trough all the CQ WW RTTY with more and more happiness and enjoined all the aspects of the competition, ending so happy that we feel astonished how well it went for us and ours new M/2 setup. Many thanks to everybody we meet on air and to everybody tried to meet us, sometimes it was really difficult to respond in the worse QRM we watched and listened, the crowd was terrible time to time. Somebody have had so much patience, tnx. This was the first year for IQ1RY as Multi Operator Two transmitters. The operators have gained the chairs time by time to increase theirs experience and move onto the new setup just done for this M/2 roundup in CQWW. Everybody learned his lesson and we hope to share all of those â??on the jobâ?? training experiences as soon as possible and quite formally, just not to loose any possible way to improve. We have had a simple target: manning this new setup of IQ1RY to make ours best in the contest and to reach at least 3400 QSOs. This was ours target and we, thanks anybody out there helped us to reach this goal. In the meantime we have had some technical problems, all was solved in a hurry: we had 3 power mains shutdown events, one transceiver abruptly gone, a PA suddenly switched out, several trains trespassing on the nearby railway. Last but not least, as we went over 3400 QSOs, we decided to share all together the deserved, tu IK1RQT prize a bottle of Ferrari brut that was quickly opened and shared at the end of the airtime. At the end we all have had a safe trip to ours homes, still having in the ears the RTTY sound and all those friend callsigns we meet on air. We hope to meet again soon will all those OM and others there and on air: just to have such a big fun as this. Special congrats to IK4MPG, IT9BLP and DQ4W team. IQ1RY operators: IK1HXN, IK1SPR, IK1RQT, IZ1LBG, IW1AYD, IW1QN, I1BEP, IW1FNW. 73 de IQ1RY Posted using 3830 Score Submittal Forms at: http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
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Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2011 08:28:16 -0700 Subject: [3830] WPX SSB IQ1RY M/2 HP Call: IQ1RY Operator(s): I1BEP IK1HXN IK1RQT IZ1LBG IW1AYD IW1ARB IW1FNW IV3ZXQ IV3BSY IK1SPR Station: IQ1RY Class: M/2 HP QTH: Bra Operating Time (hrs): 48 Summary: Band QSOs ------------ 160: 122 80: 604 40: 1220 20: 1270 15: 1332 10: 143 ------------ Total: 4691 Prefixes = 1443 Total Score = 17,236,635 Club: Rhein Ruhr DX Association Comments: Happy days, we went through the whole WPX enjoying each single contacts and the whole mess we work together. The prop was really strange and changing on every hour much more than before. Thanks to all contacted us, some more thanks to who have had the patience to come through some heavy walls that we experienced time to time. Sometime it was really hard to listen from this side, but all went in a friendly way. Another thing we recognized is a lot of dupe, may be in the statistical view are those are well numbered, but the view is that not only from ours site it was hard to listen. All went almost flawlessly since the first time through the whole contest, some episodes, Q’s are quite remarkable, HH in the last five minutes was the candy over a great and sweet cake. We were honored by two guest operators, Maurizio IV3ZXQ and Alberto IV3BSY. The tradition of IQ1RY, to have guest operators for ant phone or RTTY multiop contest was continued with such a good guys. Theirs efforts for the whole contest duration was invaluable. The 20m band open until early local night and a somewhat open 10m bands may seeded a change in tactics and strategy for the next times. We hope that ours move in and out the bands during the WPX time went done accordingly to those changes we are facing. Stations more South than us really appreciated much better the 10m band. A fast points and log examination has given us a big pleasure, as we went working all together and the results compared to ours oldest targets are better than before. It's nice and well done from ours standpoint. Chapeau for the big stations we listened and recognized as some of our best friends worked the WPX from there. We never forget to practice learning from those. It was a nice WPX 2011, see you all with IQ1RY in the next contests. Flavio IK1SPR Posted using 3830 Score Submittal Forms at: http://www.hornucopia.com/3830score/
WORLD WINNERS | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
CLASS | CALL | | CTY | CAT | QSO | PTS | M10 | M15 | M20 | M40 | M80 | E-M | T-M | SCORE |
WW-MO | IQ1RY | EU | I | MO | 744 | 8674 | 1 | 46 | 67 | 63 | 32 | 1 | 210 | 1.355.225.760 |