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OH1MNSO QRP 10MJUST OUT TO CHECK CONDX
OH1SICSO LP ALL73 de OH1SIC/SM5SIC Goran
OH1TMSA HP ALLQuite nice cndx this time! I sometimes even forget that I am a little pistol! FT-1000mp, 600 Watts, Butternut HF9V
OH6QUSA HP 15MAfter a long, dark and cold winter in Finland I find it difficult to motivate myself to participate in CQ WPX CW because it is finally sunny and warm weather outside. Well, this year I didn't have that motivation problem - the national weather forecast told that during the contest weekend it is hardly 10 degrees Celsius and rainy. I am still in lack of antennas and a station automation for a serious multi-band operation and therefore I decided to participate the contest in SO(A)SB15 HP-category. The 21 MHz band is my favourite as it is not too crowded and my stack of three Hy-Gain TH7DX antennas are performing very well on this band. On the other hand my QTH is located at 63N latitude which normally means I am not blessed with those regular openings towards North America and Japan as they do in Central and Southern EU but you just have to live with it. As expected at this stage of the solar cycle the band didn't really open for me towards North America around 11 to 14 UTC. Saturday I only managed to work KC1XX during this time window but Sunday there were around thirty North American stations audible. Most of them didn't move my S-meter but they were still workable. Thanks for your patience for making the QSOs! The fun part of the contest was nearly around the clock ES- propagation within the EU area and Polar Path openings towards North America, Pacific and Japan on all three nights. The contest starts at 3 AM local time. Around that time the 15 m band was still partly open towards North America and Japan! For example during Saturday/Sunday night I managed to log AH6KO, KH7M and KH6TU after the local midnight. I am really looking forward to the next solar cycle maximum to see how good this Polar Path propagation gets with more sunspots boosting the density of ionosphere F-layer. The contest setup was FTdx5000 + OM2500A / 1.5 kW and 3 x Hy-Gain TH7DX. Tnx for QSOs! Jari OH6QU & OG6A
OH7KBFSA HP ALLCQ WW WPX CW 2019
OK1DSASO QRP 20MGreat conds, great contest... Thanks to all who heard my QRP signal. RIG: MFJ-9020 ANT: INDOOR half-size G5RV in a loft of my house KEY: straight Junker
OK1JOKSO LP 160MFT1000 MP MK5F ANT.INV.L PC 486 DX
OK1LLSO LP 15MFT897D <100W,3el Yagi.Everythings in the contest was under the rules
OK2BOBSO LP 10MMy rig: IC706 70W , ant. LW 10 m on balcon at 2nd floor. Sorry, but my TRX was qrt during 40 minutes,
OK2FDSO QRP ALLGreat condx for EU QSOs but not for DX
OK2PBGSO LP 20MCQ WW WPX CW Contest 2019-05-25 00:00 UTC - 2019-05-26 23:59 UTC Transceiver FT950 ( Power 100W ) vert. GP , FD4
OK2SWDSO LP ALLVERY GOOD CONTEST WITH MANY STATIONS. SEE YOU AGAIN FRIENDS. TCVR: 70 W, ANT: LW 40 M MULTIBAND
OK2TSGSO QRP 40MGood fun. FTDX3000D, 5W, wire antenna
OK5ESO HP 40MTRX FLEX-5000A + PA FL2277B, 400W ANT DUAL ZEPP 2x33m, VERTICAL GP-TDX
OK5SWLM2VERY GOOD CONTEST. SEE YOU AGAIN FRIENDS. TCVR: 70 W, ANT: LW 40 M MULTIBAND
OK5ZMSH2x IC-7610, IC-781, IC-775DSP
OL4WSA QRP 80MKX3 5W LW42m
OL6DSA LP 80MFuly remotered K3/100W - vertical 80m via own equipment @remotehams.com OK1DWQ-G station
OL6PSA HP 20MI operated SO2V with IC7610 and N1MM
OL7CMSHA great contest
OL9RSA LP 80Mdipole 32mH, FT1000MP MARKV Filed
OM2DTSO LP 20MTS590sg, LW
OM3CDNSO LP ALLFT-277ZD, max output 100 w, Ant: End Fed 5 Band
OM4ANOSO LP 20MTNX FER FB CONTEST.73!
OM5WWSO LP ALLpwr: 100 w, ant: multiband DL
OM8LMSO LP 40MTS590, Ant GAP TITAN DX, PWR 100W
OM8ONSO LP ALLFT-2000 Dipole
ON5JTSA LP ALLGood opening in 10 and 15 M low noise level FT5k @ 100W ANT: HF2v, FB53, Hexabeam
ON5SVSO LP 15MAlways good moments spent with CW friends
ON5WLSO LP 80MThe propagation was good on 80 m and I could make a lot of qso. 10 m was open for Europe and I made many qso for fun. I enjoyed the contest. Till next year 73 Leon ON5WL
ON6ATSO LP ALLYaesu FT-950 90w - Antenna
ON6NLSA HP 40MJust to be there for some hours. Arrived late Friday back from 3X. IC7610+ACOM1K dipole at @)m up
OP5TM2First time that we could enter the M/2 category
OT2XSO LP ALLGood conditions. Nice to enjoy the contest. Best 73 OT2X
OZ3SMSA LP ALLRig:Elecraft K3/P3 100W Ant: 80m vertical loop and Hexbeam
P40XM2Sporadic-E propagation in EU and NA not good for us DX over long periods cost us many good hours on 20 and 15 and so QSO totals are somewhat down compared to 2017. Anyway, we truly enjoyed providing one of the three unique Aruba mults
PA2ASA HP ALLBoth days 10 and 15 meters were open, what a surprise!
PA2CHMSO LP ALLbandconditions better than last weekend due to birthday party only a few QSO's hope to see u all nexttime used SD for post-contest logging
PA2REHSO QRP 10MWith just 5W CW, 10m with vy gd Es, was fun, all 73
PA3DTRSO LP ALLNice contest. Longing for better conditions and more time to spend
PA4JSA QRP ALLFirst time in this contest using Yaesu FT817nd with wire dipole under the attic, fishing pole in the garden both on 20m. On 15m indoor magloop diy. Thanks for the contacts 73 Jan PA4J First licensed march 14 2017 (PD0JBZ)
PA9CWSO QRP ALLVy nice contest, and a lot off activity. See you next year. PA9CW, Tonnie
PA9MSA QRP 10MNice to have openings on 10M. Super spor E in Europa for two days!!
PC3TSA LP ALLI had a blast and that is what matters
PD0WRSO LP ALLCW Rookie
PE2KSA QRP ALLHi, All QSO's made with 5w and a dipole. QSL buro. 73 Adriaan PE2K
PF5XSA HP ALLHad some nice runs on 10m (sporadic E). Conditions for DX were mediocre at best. Was active on 40-10m for about 12 hours
PG4ISA LP 10MPut up a simple groundplane at the start of the contest, it worked very well! Surprised to see such good shortskip propagation on 10. With a bit of luck and patience even made 2 QSOs with Brazil!
PS7DXSO QRP 15MWindows antenna
PT8CWSO LP ALLNice Contest!

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