This is the next-to-last contest in the CTRI Champions competition for the 2014-2015 contest season. To have your score recorded, please post your results here by leaving a reply to this posting. I will be publishing the Leaderboard in the next 7 to 10 days.
73,
Ken K3IU
Keeper of the CTRI Champions Leaderboard
Call: W1XX
Op: W1XX
Station: W1XX
Class Single Op HP
QTH: FN41
Op Time (hrs): 7.0
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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6: 238 72
2: 52 18
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Total: 290 90 Score = 26,100
Club: CTRI Contest Group
Comments:
This was the first time in the new ARRL “anything goes” assistance policy of permitting cell phones to chat rooms. But who has time to call your next contact on a cell phone when 6 meters is wide open as it was Sunday evening? No opening to Europe that I could hear but did manage to work VP9, EA8, C6, FY, KP4, CO, PY…and a slew of 4s, and a few 5s and 0s. Best west was a couple of 7s in the DM field in Arizona.
Hey, this looks promising for Field Day on 6 meters.
KA1VMG and W1AN were wicked loud. Also worked W1WBB and K1DM. 73. — John, W1XX
Six meters was a “tough go” all weekend with a scarce single hop burst
here and there until Sunday evening when the band finally opened for a couple of
hours to the south and midwest. The six meter run was fun but short lived! DX
worked on 6 was VP9/WA4PGM, NP4A, C6ATA, EA8DBM, PV8DX. No E’s to note for 2M
or any enhancement on any other band, but this was one of my better VHF contest
scores in quite a while. Worked KA1VMG on three bands, W1XX, W1WBB and K1DM.
73, John W1AN
K1DM – 6M only – Low Power
33 QSOs 18 Grid squares 594 points
I spent a tad over 2 hours on Sunday evening. Best contact was Arizona! Worked W1XX and W1AN.
Mike, K1DM
ARRL June VHF QSO Party
Call: W1WBB
Operator(s): W1WBB
Station: W1WBB
Class: SO 3Band LP
QTH: RI
Operating Time (hrs):
Summary:
Band QSOs Mults
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6: 107 42
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Total: 107 42 Total Score = 4,494
Club: CT RI Contest Group
Comments:
Good fun with about 75 watts to a wire! Only 6m VHF capable at present.
Brief Es openings Sat afternoon – worked NP4, C6A, VP2M and a few Fla grids.
Sunday’s opening at 2330Z for 2.5+ hours was much better. VP9 was loud here and many other new grids were worked throughout the South. A few short-hop Mid-Atlantic rarer to work (from hr) FM-grids made it into log too.
Unable to snag two PV8’s and the EA8 – heard briefly/too weak. Worked both DXCCs on 6m within last 3 weeks. Pretty good 6m band CW activity as about 63% of QSOs made via Morse. Nice to work a number of familiar HF contester calls from W4/W5 areas on the Magic band!
Big sigs from CTRI Big Gun VHF’ers W1AN and W1XX – nice scores! CT1, EA7, CN8, PJ4, P43 and YV4 have just recently been worked from here on 6m as well…Es season finally beginning to open!
Icom IC-706MKIIG ‘barefoot’ to an 88′ doublet up at 40+ ft. Fed with open wire line via tuner. N1MM Logger+. LoTW and Clublog user.
73, Bill W1WBB