SUMMARY SHEET
                                 SAC CW 1996


    Contest Dates : 21-Sep-96, 22-Sep-96


    Callsign Used : SL3ZV
        Operators : SM3's: AVW,BDZ,CVM,JLA,OJR,PXO,VDX

         Category : Multi op/Single Tx

 Default Exchange : 599

    Station descr.: TS850 (x2), TS440, PA: L4B
                    Antennas: 10m - 6 el mono
                              15m - 6 el mono
                              20m - 2x6 el mono
                              40m - 3 el mono
                              80m - 2 el delta loop  

             Name : FRO avd 221
          Address : Box 73
   City/State/Zip : S-831 21  OSTERSUND
          Country : Sweden


        Team/Club : Top Of Europe Contesters


   BAND   Raw QSOs   Valid QSOs   Points   Countries   
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   80CW      365         363        749        41 
   40CW      455         454        957        51 
   20CW      511         505       1157        58 
   15CW       36          36         73        19 
   10CW        8           8         16         6 
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 Totals     1375        1366       2952       175 


    Final Score = 516.600 points.


 Soapbox Comments
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 This contest was operated from the QTH of SL3ZV/SK3JR.

 Highlights: This was the first contest with the new towers. 
             (see http://www.itz.se/jonit/sl3zv) It was a real blast!

 Lowlights:  1) The gamma of the 40m beam blew up (literally!!) twice during
             the night. BDZ, PXO, UKE and VYD spent a total of 3 hours in the
             40m tower starting 7 pm (first breakdown) and ending 3 am (second
             breakdown).

             2) Due to a relay failure in the coaxial switch on the first hour
             of the contest, the multiplier station rig (TS850) was subjected
             to "full legal power" on the front end... When the smoke had
             disappeared, we found ourselves stuck with an old TS440 on the
             second station.

             3) The poor propagation made the night terribly boring! We heard
             the more southerly located operators working stations that we
             couldn't even hear. Well, maybe next year...


 I have observed all competition rules as well as all regulations established
 for amateur radio in my country.  My report is correct and true to the best
 of my knowledge.  I agree to be bound by the decisions of the Awards Committee.



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