[FQP] [Fwd: FlQP KU8E SOABMixed LP]

[ku8e at bellsouth.net]

W1NN and N4TO were the two loudest mobile signals. I heard both on scatter on 20 meters
several times but the only time I could work them was when there was no pileup. Both of
you have good 40 meter signals too... sometimes 20 DB +.  Hopefully John (K4BAI) and I will
make it down for the QSO party in 2006... It sucks doing it from GA...  I basically CQ'ed on 40 meters SSB during the day and when the rate dropped I quit for awhile and then was back on when everyone moved to 40 meters

73, Jeff

> 
> From: webform at b4h.net
> Date: 2005/04/24 Sun PM 09:39:34 EDT
> To: 3830 at contesting.com,  ku8e at bellsouth.net
> Subject: FlQP KU8E SOABMixed LP
> 
>                     Florida QSO Party
> 
> Call: KU8E
> Operator(s): KU8E
> Station: KU8E
> 
> Class: SOABMixed LP
> QTH: GA
> Operating Time (hrs): 
> 
> Summary:
>  Band  CW Qs  Ph Qs
> --------------------
>    40:   57     51
>    20:   26     18
>    15:            
>    10:            
> --------------------
> Total:   83     69  CW Mults = 39  Ph Mults = 29  Total Score = 31,960
> 
> Club: 
> 
> Comments:
> 
> This is not a fun contest being only 100 miles from the GA/FL border. It was
> painful to listen to the pileups on the FL mobile stations and not hearing them
> on 20 meters. I was thinking it sure would of been nice to have been on the
> other end of those pileups, like last year with K4BAI. Hopefully we can make to
> trip in 2006. 
> 
>  We had some short skip just around sunset on 20 on Saturday night and that was
> about it as far as propogation on that band into FL. Just about all my QSO's on
> 40 SSB were during the day and answers to my CQ's, with FL stations that weren't
> really doing the QSO party seriously. N4PN and I kept each other company on 40
> SSB while everyone else was probably chasing the mobiles on 20 CW
> until it died there and everyone moved to 40 meters...
> 
> 73, Jeff
> 
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