Jan, I had fun also, with my K3, operated about 7 hours total, 74 yrs young
is too many to stay up all nite, Made 314 cw qsos, and worked 54 of the 59
stations, a total of 98 times on 3 bands, 20, 40 80. Missed 5 for a
clean sweep of all 59. Those ops were unbelievable, pulling one call out of
the pileups and very few times having to ask for a repeat. I guess that is
why they are the cream of the crop, of the contestors from around the
world. Just curious, I know the last one in 2010 in Russia, I heard that
40+ K3s were on the operator tables. Wonder if someone from Elecraft will
share with us how many were used this time.
73,
NF8J Paul
On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 11:35 AM, Jan k...@comcast.net wrote:
/Decided to try the CW decoder in the WRTC last weekend
and it assisted my slower-decoder above the shoulders.
It was challenging and also fun to make 35 contacts with the
hi-speed teams ~ the KX3 system performed very well ~
Cheers, Jan K1ND/
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