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Call: OH1F
Mode: RTTY
Operator(s): OH1MDR, OH1MM, OH1NOA
Station: OH1AF
Class: M/S
QTH: Pori
Operating Time (hrs): 48
BAND | QSO | QSO PTS | PTS/QSO | ZONES | COUNTRIES | STATES |
80 | 233 | 490 | 2.10 | 11 | 50 | 1 |
40 | 399 | 935 | 2.34 | 27 | 75 | 35 |
20 | 760 | 1825 | 2.40 | 30 | 92 | 44 |
15 | 464 | 1257 | 2.71 | 32 | 94 | 53 |
10 | 193 | 497 | 2.58 | 22 | 61 | 30 |
Totals (claimed) | 2049 | 5004 | 2.44 | 122 | 372 | 163 |
Totals (final) | 1990 | 4855 | 2.44 | 122 | 365 | 156 |
Claimed score | 3,287,628 | Score reduction |
Final score | 3,121,765 | -5,05% |
Club/Team: CCF
Comments:
FT1000MP+PA, TS-850SAT + PA
Writelog 10.42C + MMTTY
80m GP, inv v
40m 3/2el yagis, inv-v
20m 4/4el yagis, 4el yagi
15m 4/4el yagis, 4el yagi
10m 6el yagi
In the beginning the propagation was quite poor but improved the whole time
during the contest. On Sunday afternoon when OH1MM came to "save" very tired
OH1MDR and OH1NOA, 10m finally opened to USA. During the both nights the MUF was very
low and even 40m was in bad shape. 40m USA runs were mainly made after the
local sunrise (the MUF raised a bit also...) On Saturday evening it was impressive to
listen to ZL2AMI on 40m, his signal was 599 +30dB, WOW!
During the contest we encountered a strange keying problem several times. When
S & P:ing sometimes the stations simply were not able to decode our
transmission. They (e.g. KH7X, EI4DW) did not copy our callsign
"OH1F" correct (it was always OH7.. OH8.. etc.). In the monitor the
transmission sounded OK. I think some other stations had also this same problem, we were
not able to decode their signals though it sounded OK.
Generally this was a very nice contest and it was enjoyable to operate RTTY once again
after several years. This was the first time we used Writelog and MMTTY in a RTTY contest
- no problems with network or anything else.
73 Timo OH1MDR
ŠOH1MDR/OH0MDR
Last update 02.11.2008