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20 Oct, 2008

JARTS RTTY

Posted by: peter In: contesting| digital modes

Last weekend was the JARTS RTTY contest, so I decided to have a dabble and see what I could work in-between decoding and processing International Space Station passes. conditions to my surprise were reasonable and managed to work 9M2 a couple of times on 20m although I never managed to log any JA stations perhaps I was just timing it wrong or had the wrong type of antenna.

What I was surprised to see was 15m open up to North America for a while and I ended up with 7qs on this band. 40m on Saturday evening was also good managing 67q’s including quite a few W’s who seemed rather easy to work even with my setup!

Ended up with 140Q’s and a score of 22 152 with around 3 hours of operating time.

 BAND   QSO DUP MLTS  POINTS   AVG
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 80     3   0    3       6  2.00
 40    63   0   32     138  2.19
 20    67   0   31     150  2.24
 15     7   0    5      18  2.57
 10     0   0    0       0  0.00
-----------------------------------
TOTAL   140   0   71     312  2.23
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       TOTAL SCORE : 22 152

Equipment: Yaesu FT-950, LDG AT200PRO, 80m Special Windom, Signalink USB

1 Response to "JARTS RTTY"

1 | Scot

October 21st, 2008 at 12:49 am

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Nice work through the weekend. Even at the bottom of the cycle! Who knows what Cycle 24 will share with us in the near future. Until then…

Contest on.

73
Scot, KA3DRR

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Welcome to the blog of Peter Goodhall, M3PHP who is 22 and a recent graduate after Multimedia Technology (Web Design) at Buckinghamshire New University. I'm keen about all aspects of amateur radio and run the e-learning website HamTests and recently got awarded the RSGB Kenwood Trophy.

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