Call: K6JEB
Operator(s): K6JEB
Station: K6JEB

Class: SO(A)Fixed HP
QTH: CCOS
Operating Time (hrs): 17:27
Location: In State/Province

Summary:
Band CW Qs Ph Qs
160:   100         0
80:       70       22
40:       65          7
20:     190       63
15:      181        82
10:       26         10

Totals
CW: 542
SSB:184
Total QSOs: 726
Multipliers: 52
Total Score: 103,688

Club: Northern California Contest Club

Comments: 2016-10-02 23:00:00
Even with a late start this went better than expected . . . until the final hour when my keyer bombed-out and I ‘roughed-it’ using my Vibroplex the rest of the contest. I actually hooked-up the microphone and made the SSB QSOs this year. Nice to hear many of your voices! Great to hear some QRPers as well! I ran 300w from a Yagi on 20m/15m10m as well as on the Vertical for 80m and 40m. I was running 100w on 160m. Note to self: get voice macros actually set up before the contest. 😉

ARRL 10-Meter Contest

Call: K6JEB
Operator(s): K6JEB
Station: K6JEB

Class: M/S LP
QTH: California
Operating Time (hrs): 1:35
Radios: SO2R

Summary:
Mode QSOs Mults
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CW: 17 10
SSB: 2 2
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Total: 19 12 Total Score = 864

Club: Northern California Contest Club

Comments:

Not great conditions. Just checked-in to see what conditions the conditions were in.

ARRL 160-Meter Contest

Call: K6JEB
Operator(s): K6JEB
Station: K6JEB

Class: M/S LP
QTH: East Bay
Operating Time (hrs): 6:54

Summary:
Total: QSOs = 120 Sections = 30 Countries = 1 Total Score = 7,533

Club: Northern California Contest Club

Comments:

I spent a few hours the first evening mostly dealing with a Winkeyer/Writelog
issue which, only when Writelog was running, when I keyed the rig, it would
send at the Winkeyer USB’s highest speed. Saturday I decided to just switch to
N1MM and solved the issue (I have been wanting to get good at N1MM as well).

I ran barefoot with an Inverted-L up about 40 in the soaking-wet trees.