arrived via email the final results WAE CW Contest 2010 (Work All Europe) .
This simple transceiver, cited by George (G3XBM) on your blog and appeared in a forum published by an author who does not mention his license, is based on a hybrid NE602 and mixer SBL-1. The latter are difficult to find in Argentina but in some households may obtain or otherwise can be bought online and receive by mail. The domain
It comes CQ WPX SSB 2011 edition . In the absence of problems doing my first experience will participate in multi-operator from the LQ5H with Victor (LU3HS) and Alejandro (LW7HT) . The category is M / S HP , so too will be my first experience at HP. Victor
It comes in little more than a couple of weeks the CQ WPX SSB 2011, one of the big tournaments of the season. My intention is to specialize in skills mostly CW mode SO / SB or SO / AB while take advantage of SSB to perform from team efforts in categories M / S or M / M . An initiative in this direction to form a team under LU4HH Radio Club Cordoba has been so far arrested a number of internal issues of the club who do not advisable to address an initiative that will require resources and focus, either conditions too available at this time. On the other hand we started to talk doing so from the station LQ5H ( Victor, LU3HS ) together with the and Alejandro (LW7HT) , but we have not finalized anything, I think we can do until next week I'll be back in LU / H.
In the post I made Claudio Fernandez (LU7DW) Forum LU-CG displayed the final scores of the contests in its 2010 edition. In the SO CW QRP category for South America, the results are SO CW QRP: comparing the QSO / multiple claims with the given. The pattern that seems to appear is a massive loss points of contacts on 10 meters (?) where 3 / 4 of the items claimed were not for the reason it was granted. In 40 meters was something like half. At 20 and 15 meters there was no this problem directly.
Looking more closely at the database with scores meeting recognized that almost 2 / 3 corresponds to the missing stations are not recognized scoring (Could not they have sent form? would not be participating in this contest ?), While the remaining 1 / 3 if you are so I can only speculate that the problem was that or took bad exchange, or I took it wrong or I gave as valid contact and they do not (being my first competition I do not discard any of the three as a possible cause.)
With a learning perspective to the next where he won the contest in the category SO QRP was HA8BE ( 914M227 588838 !!!), I find it hard to imagine how such a score to give .... only in No. 42 appears LU1DCB as the first in SA, 77 LU8EHR and I appear in 87 (three colleagues from Brazil that made me the huge gauchada of submit forms with few contacts to avoid the uncomfortable position of being last ☺).
More interesting is to observe, in view of participation in planning the 2011 edition, as is the use of bands. For stations SA (all categories) 72% of the QSO took place on 40 and 20 meters, whereas 15 meters is also 89%, meaning that for stations in SA the rest of the bands is irrelevant. For example 10 meters only captures 3% of all contacts.
If I restrict the analysis to my own category, 70% of all QSO took place on 15 meters while 92% in 15 and 20 meters, 40 and 10 meters were relatively irrelevant with just under 4% each, the rest of the bands does not exist in QRP. When it comes up a bit multipliers importance of 10 and 40 meters who happen to accumulate nearly 16% of the many achievements while Lowering the contribution of 15 and 20 meters.
In the original analysis of participation it had found 40 meters QRP at that time was not a sustainable source of QSO, even considering that is my first participation exclusively Search & Pounce (S & P).
strategy for the forthcoming IARU 2011 is clearly having a good chance to run in 15 and 20 meters and using the building (I hope to have well-developed and practiced for then) SO2R achieve adequate S & P 10 and 40 meters , the target score is obtained by LU1DCB 120M47 this year or more.
The end result of this issue is thus a story, my first international competition and with the participation of only a few hours, all gain.
Sencillito circuits have a broad appeal. Can be assembled in a "little bit" out of one, you can use for a beginner to assemble more or less on their first project insurance and walk .... and above all things almost always are trivial enough to not pay much attention.
had originally understood that the rules of the competition CQ WW CW 2010 had a category SO SB 10 Mts QRP (A) . A reference in the Yahoo group LU-CG referencing the letter of the rules as they are published made me understand that strictly speaking the category Assisted SO SB categorized not by power, ie HP, LP QRP and competing together. This really is bad news for whoever is the benefit of the operator assisted mode, I now know that is rather marginal, in any way sufficient to compensate for the difference in power. Especially between HP and QRP. Yet that is precisely what is done in competitions such as the ARRL DX CW where OS / SB together consolidate all powers.
Again the twists of fate and needs of the work I have brought to the exotic India, the city of Pune (Poona as the locals prefer to name it) to be precise , where I'll be the next day. This time I came
lighter portable equipment because only brought with me my Yaesu VX-3R. So far I have been lucky to hear anything on repeater or simplex, or VHF or UHF. Pune is a relatively big town (about 4M people) as inactivity is worrying. The only thing you may hear are emissions "spurious " on UHF than they seem to be monitors household. VHF there is even a sign that looks like a radio transport in transmitting. My almost "fluid" Hindi management allows me to deduce that they are transmitting a game of Cricket (which is the national sport that makes all crazy here). Actually, my Hindi is not more than a dozen words, but it's a bet with a good chance that any radio broadcast where the speaker is to be a screaming match cricket. The signal is modulated at 145,700 MHz WFM, if a lady is a spurious spurious because it gets S9 +40 dB.
asked in a local forum ( HamRadioIndia.com ) and colleagues loose to qrz.com mail addresses but neither had any response.
The last trip I came with the HF station (FT817 and portable antennas) but with poor results because he was facing a power station that made me spend a lot of problems with electrical noise (rain or was dry). Now I'm back at the hotel so if I generate the same problem at least I did not bring as much gear.
Country of infinite contrasts, exquisite food and good people.