Your contacts will get their points.
There is another aspect to this. Not submitting a log means your participation
is not counted by the sponsoring organization. This may seem trivial but your
investment of the few minutes it takes to submit your log means that the
sponsoring organization knows of your participation and knows you appreciate
the hard work they do to put on these contests. Plus, it is good practice for
you for the times you might have a bigger log to report.
On Monday, December 12, 2016 11:49 AM, KC5RET KC5RET via BVARC
<[email protected]> wrote:
Congrats to all the guys that made a bunch of contacts.
The SWR on 10m is at 3.1 to 1, (I tried the suggested tuning method, no luck)
but it still heard well and suppressed the background noise to almost nothing.
I was only able to make 11 contacts in 6 hours of operating.
My question is, if I don't submit my log, will the ops that contacted me still
get their points?73, Rob, KC5RET
On Dec 11, 2016 6:54 PM, "Allen Brier N5XZ via BVARC" <[email protected]> wrote:
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| N5XZ ARRL 10-Meter Contest Call: N5XZOperator(s):
N5XZStation: N5XZ Class: SO Mixed Unlimited HPQTH: TXOperating Time (hrs): 24
Summary: Band QSOs Mults------------------- CW: 445 83 SSB: 550
82-------------------Total: 995 165 Total Score = 475,200 Club: Texas DX
Society Comments: WOW! I expected conditions to be lousy, which they were. What
I didn't expectwas to make almost 1000 QSO's and almost 500K points! This was
far better thanI expected! Quite some time ago, I made just over 1000 QSO's
when bandconditions were good. I didn't expect to make anywhere near that many.
I had areally great run on Saturday, with N1MM+ rate meter clocking in at 403
for 10minutes and the max rate tool showing 360/hour for 1 minute. Not bad for
lousyband conditions. Imagine if the conditions were good! I managed to work
twoDL's, one EA8, one E51, a bunch of VK/ZL's and a slew of
Central/SouthAmerica/Caribbean stations. Not bad for Texas in these conditions.
This is thefirst time I have done mixed mode for a long time, and it was for
sure a lot offun. Thanks as always to my wife for putting up with me this
weekend. Rig: K3/P3 (I'll never go without a bandscope again!)Amp: Alpha 78 @
1500W outAnt: 4-el SteppIR @ 75 ftInt: microHAM micro KEYER IIS/W: N1MM+ | | |
Allen R. Brier N5XZ1515 Windloch LaneRichmond, Texas 77406-2553(281) 342-1882
(Home)(713) 705-4801 (Cell)
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