‘Quite the weekend. Set new station records for QSO count and score. Although we operated in the multi-single class, it’s a lot more complicated that two guys playing musical chair in front of a radio

Decided to do slightly more than my usual casual effort and even got up at 2 AM on Saturday morning and spent an hour working stations on 40/80/160, but did watch a few Saturday college football games

Wheee! Pretty good. I set a goal of 1000 QSOs and 1 million points. Barely made the Q's but thanks to JA plus a few YB's and VK's I made it running 10 meters at the end. The hardest part of the whole

Usually I do not post here much, but decided to share this time. Initially my goal was to pass my previous best result from home that was about 750,000 points. After reaching it on Sunday morning, I s

Hi guys here's the Multi Single score from your friends at K8H. Good to see a lot of club members on. You may notice no 160 QSOs. We didn't work anybody, we didn't hear anybody. It's been really dead

The baffling RF lobes from my non-resonant doublet gave me enough micro-rewards to continue sitting in front of the slot machine, pulling the lever. First CQWW in decades - very fun. Conditions on 80

Time - 11:55 N7JI CQ WW CW SOAB QRP (unassisted) I did try a 160m QSO. Contest: CQWWCW Band QSOs Pts ZN Cty Pt/Q 3.5 5 10 3 2 2.0 7 20 50 5 5 2.5 14 44 113 13 12 2.6 21 60 163 16 15 2.7 28 65 180 17 1

Well, if you are waiting for a huge score from me on this one, you will have to wait for the contest to move off of Thanksgiving weekend, Thanksgiving weekend to move, or travel restrictions to go bac

It's starting to sound like amateur radio contesting is becoming less and less about making radio contacts and more and more about computers and logging. de K7VV Sent from Outlook

CQ Worldwide DX Contest, CW - 2022 Call: WB6JJJ Operator(s): WB6JJJ Station: WB6JJJ Class: SO(A)AB HP QTH: Oregon Operating Time (hrs): Summary: Band QSOs Zones Countries -----------------------------

I had a little bit of Murphy visit me. My radio died a couple days before the contest started so I used a backup radio. Saturday afternoon I came down with the flu, was up all night trying to get some

Hello All, Good to hear so many of you this weekend. A few points for the club. I exceeded my goal (of 100 QSOs), with ~10x my 2021 score, major factors include: more time in chair a new pair of headp

A few more points for the club. Catastrophic antenna failure about 6 hours in. Took me until late Sunday morning to get a replacement up and running, so about 12 hours op time. Contest: CQWWCW Band QS

Had a good time. Did better than last year and work K8H at least. Dave WZ8T Band QSOs Pts ZN Cty Pt/Q 7 16 45 7 8 2.8 14 40 113 15 22 2.8 21 68 190 18 30 2.8 28 71 206 14 24 2.9 Total 195 554 54 84 2.

---------- Forwarded message --------- From: K3ZJ David Siddall <davek3zj@...> Date: Sun, Nov 27, 2022 at 1:11 PM Subject: [CQ-Contest] Congratulations 6-Band DXCC in CQWW CW To: CQ-Contest Reflector

K7ZS out of town so we had to forage for ourselves. Conditions seemed really poor Friday and some of Saturday but improved. Sunday was a lot more fun and a lot more mults could be found. I feel I push

Tried to get as much time on with visiting family as possible to help the club score. Call: N6TR Operator(s): N6TR Station: N6TR Class: SOAB HP QTH: OR Operating Time (hrs): 4 OpMode: 2BSIQ Summary: B

> Well, that was a lot of fun for a "phone guy".... It'll take me a week to recuperate from pulling callsigns out of the noise on the lowbands, and trying to make sense of EU calls on 20 meters sent a

Good sig!

Just worked K8H - signal building