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2015 ARRL August UHF Contest

17 Logs Received

Published 2015-09-17

Callsign

Score

ARRL Section

Category

Bands

QSOs

Points

Grids

Rover Grids Activated

Grids Activated

PNW Grids Worked
WW7D/R
 28188
 WWA
 Limited Rover
 CDEF
 241
 972
 29
 7
 see below
 8
N7EPD
 11232
 WWA
 SOHP
 CDEFGH
 83
 351
 32
CN87
 10
KE0CO
 9744
 WWA
 SOLP
 CDEF
 82
 336
 29
CN87
 9
K7ND
 9207
 WWA
 SOHP
 CDEF
 71
 297
 31
CN87
 11
WA7TZY
 5658
 WWA
 SOHP
 CDF
 62
 246
 23
CN87
 10
KD7UO
 4266
 WWA
 SOLP
 CDEF
 58
 237
 18
CN97
 8
KG7P
 2205
 WWA
 SOLP
 CDEF
 36
 147
 15
CN87
 5
N6ZE*
 1836
SOLP
 CDEF
 41
 153
 12
DM04
K7YDL
 1152
 OR
 SOLP
 CDF
 26
 96
 12
CN85
 8
VE7AFZ/R
 924
 BC
 Unlimited Rover
 CDF
 24
 84
 11
 2
 see below
 6
K7HSJ
 384
 OR
 SOLP
 CDEF
 12
 48
 8
CN94
 2
K7MDL
 252
 WWA
 SOLP
 CDF
 11
 42
 6
CN87
 3
KE7MSU/R
 252
 OR
 Limited Rover
 DEF
 8
 36
 7
 2
 see below
 2
K7ATN
 225
 WWA
 SOLP
 CDEF
 12
 45
 5
CN85
 2
N6KW
 195
 WWA
 SOLP
 D
 13
 39
 5
CN87
 5
KE7IHG
 150
 OR
 SOLP
 DEF
 6
 30
 5
CN85
 2
K0VIZ
 12
 OR
 SOLP
 D
 2
 6
 2
CN85
 2

* = 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 at the PNWVHFS Conference in October 2015
Unlimited Rover: VE7AFZ/R-BC
Limited Rover: WW7D/R-WWA, KE7MSU/R-OR
Single-Op High Power: N7EPD-WWA
Single-Op Low Power: K7YDL-OR, KE0CO-WWA


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

N6ZE SOLP: I operated on Sunday morning only from atop a ridge in the Santa Monica Mts (DM04qb). At 7:00AM, it was already hot with clear skies; Santa Monica Bay was covered with a low overcast. Visibility Northerly was unrestricted, but with a bit of fog in low lying valleys.Best 903 MHz DX was W6QIW in DM04ck at 115 km/ 71.5 miles. I also worked him on 222/432/1296. Best 70 cm DX was a KJ6SJY who was hiking in DM12 with an FM handheld. I worked both W6QIW & WA6EJO on 4 different bands. I worked 20 unique callsigns. Special kudos to members of Ventura Co. AmateurRadio Society (VCARS) & Conejo Valley Amateur Radio Club (CVARC) who provided me with many contacts. All but 1 contact on 902 MHz FM was made with ALINCO GJ-G29 222/902MHZ FM Handhelds. Equipment: 222MHz: FT736 (20w) & most of an M>2yagi; 432MHz: FT736(20w) & .5 of an M>2 yagi; 903MHz ALINCO DJ-G29 (5w) & small M>2 yagi; 1296MHz: FT736 (10w) & .5 of M>2 yagi. On Saturday afternoon, my XYL & I drove in much of CM94 for several hours and heard no one as we traveled. I originally wanted to enter as /Rover, but because no Rover QSOs made from CM94 negated that possibility due to current ARRL rules!

K7MDL SOLP WWA: 222-432-1296.  432 on the 2M beam, 222 on an indoor LP. 1296 on 28 looper on the tower at 50W.

KE7IHG SOLP Portable: Just worked a short time...

KE7MSU/R Limited Rover activated CN85 CN86

VE7AFZ/R Unlimited Rover activated CO80 CN89

WW7D/R Limited Rover activated CN85 CN86 CN87 CN88 CN96 CN97 CN98
Good activity in the Pacific Northwest made this a fun contest.  Full story is here: http://tinyurl.com/WW7DUHF2015