10-15-2022, 01:21 AM
Please summarize your final results for W1N by replying to this message. Don't forget to email your logs to KC1SA by Friday October 21st. Lets see how you all did.
10-15-2022, 01:21 AM
10-15-2022, 08:35 PM
I think of all the club's one the air events over the years I enjoyed this one the most. I had a ball putting the W1N call on the air and made some amazing contacts. Once it all started I set a goal for myself of 1000 Qs, I met that and then some. I have not done 1000 Qs since the early days of contesting, (and I did THAT on paper!). This may be the highest number of Qs that I've done for a event. Of course it was over a 2 week period but still I learned a lot about trying to both do the special event and follow our County Hunters going to and from Bozeman, MT plus other mobiles doing individual trips to put out counties to VA, NC, and most of the Pacific time zone running both SSB and CW. I was using the FT5000 for the digital and using the 857D for SSB and CW at times and it was "challenge".
It seemed like the stations were lined up and waiting for a contact once I got on the air. The best band was 20 meters but you can see by the totals they all did well, even 40 meters. The DX loved it, whether for the grid, call, state or whatever they just could not get enough and I worked quite a few on multiple bands. I did not do DXCC but I think I may have done WAS.
Here is the summary from N1MM. N1MM treats a DXpedition like a contest, I would not mind a score like this in all my contests!
START-OF-LOG: 3.0
LOCATION: CT
CALLSIGN: W1N
CLUB: Meriden ARC
CONTEST: DXPEDITION
CATEGORY-OPERATOR: SINGLE-OP
CATEGORY-ASSISTED: ASSISTED
CATEGORY-BAND: ALL
CATEGORY-MODE: MIXED
CATEGORY-POWER: LOW
CATEGORY-STATION: FIXED
CATEGORY-TRANSMITTER: ONE
CLAIMED-SCORE: 225498
OPERATORS: N1API
NAME: Meriden ARC
ADDRESS:
ADDRESS-CITY: Meriden
ADDRESS-STATE-PROVINCE: CT
ADDRESS-POSTALCODE: 06451
ADDRESS-COUNTRY: UNITED STATES
GRID-LOCATOR: FN31OM
EMAIL:
CREATED-BY: N1MM Logger+ 1.0.9678.0
Contest: DXpedition [W1N - N1API Op]
Band Mode QSOs Pts Mlt
7 CW 5 5 1
7 FT8 167 167 18
14 CW 1 1 1
14 FT8 257 257 37
18 FT8 230 230 30
21 FT8 170 170 37
24 FT8 210 210 26
28 FT8 183 183 34
28 SSB 16 16 1
Total Both 1239 1239 182
Score: 225,498
1 Mult = 6.8 Qs
Here are the Countries by prefix
Country Prefix
4X
9A
A4
BY
CM
CT
CX
DL
DU
E7
EA
EA8
ES
EU
F
G
GI
GM
HA
HB
HC
HI
HL
HP
I
JA
K
KH6
KL
LA
LU
LY
LZ
OE
OH
OK
OM
ON
OZ
PA
PY
S5
SM
SP
SV
TA
TF
UA
UA9
UN
UR
VE
VK
XE
YB
YL
YO
YV
ZL
ZS
Total Countries 60
-73-
Al - N1API
It seemed like the stations were lined up and waiting for a contact once I got on the air. The best band was 20 meters but you can see by the totals they all did well, even 40 meters. The DX loved it, whether for the grid, call, state or whatever they just could not get enough and I worked quite a few on multiple bands. I did not do DXCC but I think I may have done WAS.
Here is the summary from N1MM. N1MM treats a DXpedition like a contest, I would not mind a score like this in all my contests!
START-OF-LOG: 3.0
LOCATION: CT
CALLSIGN: W1N
CLUB: Meriden ARC
CONTEST: DXPEDITION
CATEGORY-OPERATOR: SINGLE-OP
CATEGORY-ASSISTED: ASSISTED
CATEGORY-BAND: ALL
CATEGORY-MODE: MIXED
CATEGORY-POWER: LOW
CATEGORY-STATION: FIXED
CATEGORY-TRANSMITTER: ONE
CLAIMED-SCORE: 225498
OPERATORS: N1API
NAME: Meriden ARC
ADDRESS:
ADDRESS-CITY: Meriden
ADDRESS-STATE-PROVINCE: CT
ADDRESS-POSTALCODE: 06451
ADDRESS-COUNTRY: UNITED STATES
GRID-LOCATOR: FN31OM
EMAIL:
CREATED-BY: N1MM Logger+ 1.0.9678.0
Contest: DXpedition [W1N - N1API Op]
Band Mode QSOs Pts Mlt
7 CW 5 5 1
7 FT8 167 167 18
14 CW 1 1 1
14 FT8 257 257 37
18 FT8 230 230 30
21 FT8 170 170 37
24 FT8 210 210 26
28 FT8 183 183 34
28 SSB 16 16 1
Total Both 1239 1239 182
Score: 225,498
1 Mult = 6.8 Qs
Here are the Countries by prefix
Country Prefix
4X
9A
A4
BY
CM
CT
CX
DL
DU
E7
EA
EA8
ES
EU
F
G
GI
GM
HA
HB
HC
HI
HL
HP
I
JA
K
KH6
KL
LA
LU
LY
LZ
OE
OH
OK
OM
ON
OZ
PA
PY
S5
SM
SP
SV
TA
TF
UA
UA9
UN
UR
VE
VK
XE
YB
YL
YO
YV
ZL
ZS
Total Countries 60
-73-
Al - N1API
10-16-2022, 02:36 PM
I worked 121 QSOs, all CW. 62 were DX. Bands worked were 80, 40, 20, 17, 15, 10m. Farthest likely Japan.
I used 100 watts. I tried to work at about 35 kHz form the lower band edge, this to accomodate Generals and Techs. Normally, I work in the first 25kHz.
I sent CQ at 16-18 WPM and replied at 10 to 25 WPM depending on the caller's fist.
So, it went much slower than the usual contest or DX-pedition.
I used 100 watts. I tried to work at about 35 kHz form the lower band edge, this to accomodate Generals and Techs. Normally, I work in the first 25kHz.
I sent CQ at 16-18 WPM and replied at 10 to 25 WPM depending on the caller's fist.
So, it went much slower than the usual contest or DX-pedition.