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Published 2010-09-08
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Callsign |
Score |
ARRL Section |
Category |
Bands |
QSOs |
Points |
Grids |
Rover Grids Activated |
Grids Activated |
PNW Grids Worked | Operators |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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N7EPD |
6420 |
WWA |
Single-Op High |
CDEFGHI |
67 |
321 |
20 |
-- |
CN87 |
8 | N7EPD |
| K7ND | 3234 | WWA | Single-Op High | CDEFGHI | 38 | 231 | 14 | -- | CN87 | 5 | K7ND |
| K7HPT/R | 2880 | EWA | Rover | CDF | 42 | 144 | 20 | 4 | see below | 7 | see below |
| KI7JA | 2040 | OR | Single-Op High | CDF | 32 | 120 | 17 | -- | CN85 | 8 | KI7JA |
| N6ZE/R* | 936 | WWA | Rover-Limited | CD | 26 | 78 | 12 | 4 | see below | 2 | N6ZE |
| KG7P | 714 | WWA | Single-Op Low | CDEF | 24 | 102 | 7 | -- | CN87 | 3 | KG7P |
| W7GLF | 648 | WWA | Single-Op High | CDEF | 20 | 81 | 8 | -- | CN87 | 4 | W7GLF |
| K7AWB | 288 | EWA | Single-Op Low | DF | 10 | 36 | 8 | -- | DN17 | 6 | K7AWB |
* = PNWVHFS Member operating outside the Society region. Not eligible for PNWVHFS Awards.
Band Codes: C -
222 MHz, D - 432 MHz, E - 902 MHz, F - 1.2 GHz, G -
2.3 GHz, H - 3.4 GHz, I - 5.7 GHz, J - 10 GHz
L - 300+ GHz
PNWVHFS AWARD WINNERS
Certificates
will be presented at the PNWVHFS Conference in October.
Single-Op
High Power: KI7JA-OR, N7EPD-WWA
Single-Op
Low Power: K7AWB-EWA, KG7P-WWA
Single-Op
High Power Bands: N7EPD-222, 432, 902, K7ND-1.2, 10, K7ND/N7EPD TIED-3.4, 5.7
Single-Op Low Power Bands: KG7P-222, 902, 1.2 K7AWB-432,
Rover: K7HPT/R
ARRL RESULTS from QST and arrl.org
SOAPBOX
K7HPT/R, Operators K7HPT, W7OE. Grids Activated: DN07, DN08, DN17, DN18.
KI7JA, CN85
Not much participation this time.
N6ZE/R, Operator N6ZE. Grids Activated: CN87, CN88, DM03, DM04
I
operated as a Rover-Limited for the August 2010 ARRL UHF and utilized
70 cm FM/SSB/CW and 223.5 MHz FM only. The contest time period matched
existing travel plans from Southern California to Seattle, WA, so I was
able to conduct "Trans-Coast" Rover operations. On Saturday, I operated
for a short period of time at the beginning of the contest from a minor
hilltop near my home QTH (DM04) and then later for a few minutes from a
grocery store parking lot near LAX (DM03). On Sunday morning, I
operated from the top of a 500 foot ridgeline at the south end of
Whidbey Island (CN87). I set up by 8:30 AM and called "CQ" for almost
50 minutes before anyone got on the air. I was afraid that I might not
work anyone from my CN87 QTH if the WWA/OR guys had elected not to be
active on Sunday morning! By 10 AM, I had moved north to Freeland, WA,
and spent some time transmitting from CN88. Highlight of my long
distance mini Trans-Coast Rove was working N6ZE/R (CN88rb) > KI7JA
(CN85rl) on 432 MHz SSB at a distance of 175 statute miles (282 km). I
devoted about 3 hours to the contest. I used an FT857D (10 watts) and
an 11 element M2 yagi for 70 cm (or a 1/4 wavelength whip). I used a
TM331-A with a 3/4 wavelength whip for 223.5 MHz FM.
K7AWB, Operator K7AWB. DN17
IC-910 into 21 element 420 MHz beam at 20 feet; used same beam on 1.2 GHz.