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Audio Archive - K5ZD CQ WW CW 2010This page allows you to search the K5ZD log from CQ WW CW 2010 and play audio of the QSOs that are found. Enter a callsign to get a list of all QSOs with that call (call must be exact match). Click on the download link to play or download the audio. Use the time settings to control how much time before and after the QSO is included. |
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This was an SO2R operation. The audio is the same as heard by the operator. When headphones are 'split', the left channel is from the left side radio and the right channel is from the right side radio. Two files were corrupted during the recording process. No audio is available during Day 1 0000-0022z and 1320-1357z. If you want to listen to some of the best parts, look at the log, then select a callsign and the desired amount of time to include in the file. 3830 Posting
CQ Worldwide DX Contest, CW
Call: K5ZD
Class: SOAB HP
Operating Time (hrs): 42
Summary:
Band QSOs Zones Countries
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160: 163 15 57
80: 725 24 90
40: 1359 35 114
20: 1209 35 122
15: 1077 29 106
10: 76 16 35
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Total: 4609 154 524 Total Score = 9,117,066
Club: Yankee Clipper Contest Club
Comments:
Wow, who would have expected a score like this with the conditions predicted for the weekend?! Had planned a casual effort, but the activity and conditions were addicting! Once I started, I just couldn't stop operating. Luckily my family is familiar with this addiction and knew to just ignore me until the contest was over. Highlights: Low bands were great. Knew it was going to be good when I called Europeans on 160m and they could hear me on the first call. No QRN here in the USA or Europe really helps the scores. Conditions on Saturday morning. I woke up around 1130z and did some low band DXing. As I was finishing on 40m I moved the second radio from 80m to 15m. Whoa! The band was filled with booming signals. My first CQ at 1156z resulted in 201 QSOs in the next 60 minutes. I completely skipped 20m for the morning. 40m on both afternoons. No matter how many times I do WWCW from here I can't get used to going to 40m when the sun is still up. Got there at 21z on Saturday and had 4 fantastic (100+) hours in a row on the same frequency. A little earlier on Sunday and almost the same result. Thus the big 40m QSO total. 80m Saturday night. I slept for two hours between 02-04z. Worked some DX on 160m and then found 3506 available. Had 3 hours straight of great rate (until ED9M decided it was his frequency). I don't have the loudest signal on 80m so it was really nice to get so many QSOs. Definitely helped the score. 10 meters. Worked one European. Worked ST2AR for the only zone 34 heard all weekend! Elecraft K3. This radio has the best receiver. It would have been impossible to hear so many of the weak stations, especially on 40 and 80, without it. Russians and Eastern Europe. Fantastic activity from this area on all bands. I love the new Russian callsigns. Some of them reminded me of prefixes from long ago. UD, UC, RJ, etc. USA record? The old USA record was from the year 2000 (8.7M with 4484/161/531) and included 1189 QSOs on 10m! The difference this year was the balance across all bands. A rare occurence. Lowlights: SO2R. Had 208 second radio QSOs. Rate was so high I had almost no time to work on the second radio. :( Not operating full time. Since I had not planned a serious effort, I did not do any special preparation for food or sleep. Also spent much time the first night DXing. It was only at the halfway point that I realized the score was special and I should be more serious. The second day was full attention and motivation! People who don't send their call enough. I think I complain about this every year. The increase in DX Cluster (and skimmer) use keeps making it worse. Part of the challenge of single op. Station: Radio 1 K3 + Alpha 76Ca
Radio 2 FT1000D + Ameritron AL-1200
Tower 1
40-2CD @ 110'
205CA stack at 100'/50'
155CA stack at 66'/33'
160m Ground Plane hanging from tower
Tower 2
6-el 10m @ 90'
80m 4 square wires hanging from tower
Shunt fed for 160m
Tower 3
TH7DXX @ 40' (always pointing South)
By continent:
160M 80M 40M 20M 15M 10M Total %
EU 111 627 1190 1022 964 2 3916 85.0
AF 4 12 20 25 18 11 90 2.0
AS 3 15 46 66 11 0 141 3.1
NA 41 58 65 56 38 22 280 6.1
SA 4 7 19 32 35 41 138 3.0
OC 0 6 19 8 11 0 44 1.0
Rates:
Hour 160M 80M 40M 20M 15M 10M Total Cumm Off
0000Z --+-- --+-- 79/47 --+-- --+-- --+-- 79/47 79/47
0100Z 10/13 - 61/25 5/4 - - 76/42 155/89
0200Z 15/8 60/42 - - - - 75/50 230/139
0300Z - 106/22 - 6/8 - - 112/30 342/169
0400Z 15/9 43/6 - 2/3 - - 60/18 402/187 18
0500Z 50/14 - 11/6 1/2 - - 62/22 464/209
0600Z 1/2 - 150/10 - - - 151/12 615/221
0700Z 13/6 79/4 5/1 - - - 97/11 712/232
0800Z --+-- 33/15 28/5 --+-- --+-- --+-- 61/20 773/252
0900Z - 6/5 23/8 - - - 29/13 802/265 37
1000Z 2/1 2/0 31/1 - - - 35/2 837/267 36
1100Z - 4/3 13/6 - 8/8 - 25/17 862/284 31
1200Z - - - - 196/36 - 196/36 1058/320
1300Z - - - - 154/5 5/8 159/13 1217/333
1400Z - - - - 133/13 6/9 139/22 1356/355
1500Z - - - 179/44 7/0 1/1 187/45 1543/400
1600Z --+-- --+-- --+-- 172/9 4/4 --+-- 176/13 1719/413
1700Z - - - 128/10 16/8 - 144/18 1863/431
1800Z - - - 37/3 15/16 8/5 60/24 1923/455 25
1900Z - - - 51/24 18/13 - 69/37 1992/492
2000Z - - 2/2 19/9 17/10 2/0 40/21 2032/513
2100Z - - 133/2 - 1/0 - 134/2 2166/515
2200Z - - 137/4 6/2 - - 143/6 2309/521
2300Z - - 104/2 18/12 - - 122/14 2431/535
0000Z --+-- 16/3 101/5 3/2 --+-- --+-- 120/10 2551/545
0100Z 3/3 26/1 12/0 1/1 - - 42/5 2593/550 24
0200Z - - - - - - 0/0 2593/550 60
0300Z 4/3 - - - - - 4/3 2597/553 56
0400Z 28/7 51/2 - - - - 79/9 2676/562
0500Z 1/0 104/1 13/4 - - - 118/5 2794/567
0600Z 17/4 93/0 2/2 - - - 112/6 2906/573
0700Z 3/1 53/1 41/2 - - - 97/4 3003/577
0800Z --+-- 2/2 103/0 --+-- --+-- --+-- 105/2 3108/579
0900Z 1/1 2/2 51/7 - - - 54/10 3162/589 3
1000Z - 4/2 - - - - 4/2 3166/591 60
1100Z - - 12/5 77/2 1/0 - 90/7 3256/598
1200Z - - - 170/3 6/0 - 176/3 3432/601
1300Z - - - 56/2 118/1 - 174/3 3606/604
1400Z - - - 4/0 172/7 - 176/7 3782/611
1500Z - - - 7/4 117/3 7/8 131/15 3913/626
1600Z --+-- --+-- --+-- --+-- 66/4 19/13 85/17 3998/643
1700Z - - - 89/2 9/1 3/1 101/4 4099/647
1800Z - - - 84/5 2/1 8/2 94/8 4193/655
1900Z - - - 64/4 6/2 12/2 82/8 4275/663
2000Z - - 57/0 8/0 2/0 5/2 72/2 4347/665 24
2100Z - - 125/4 - 9/3 - 134/7 4481/672
2200Z - - 63/1 22/2 - - 85/3 4566/675
2300Z - 41/3 2/0 - - - 43/3 4609/678
Tot: 163/72 725/114 1359/149 1209/157 1077/135 76/51
Stations worked on 6 bands:
9L5VT CR2X DQ4W P40C PJ2T PJ4A VP2E/K1XM ZF1A
Best 60 minutes: 204 (a new personal record for CW) Thanks to everyone who make this contest so much fun! |
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