ARRL SS Rules High Lights
Work Stations ONCE regardless of band
Unlimited band changes for Multi-Op teams
Multi-Op SINGLE Transmitter
(only one transmit signal at any time)
24 hours total operation time out of the 30 hour period
(Off time in 30 minutes increments or more)
Time OFF strategy for KG5VK
Barring a Saturday afternoon/Evening Thunderstorm that QRT’s us we will QRT for 4 hours of sleep at 1 AM Sunday Morning
Returning to the air as sun rises at 5 AM
This leaves us Four 30 minute off periods that may be taken Saturday or Sunday
Band changes
Use the highest frequency band that is open
For Running the Q’s we need a high QSO rate to break past scores and maintain our first place in the Delta Division and move a notch or two higher in the regional listing box
We were fifth in the region and second in the division 2005,
last year (2006) we were fourth in the region and first place in the division as well as first in our state – all with out getting a Sweep yes we busted the call on one of the multipliers !
Bottom line here is we need to break the 1,500 QSO wall !
1500 divided by 24 hours = 62.5 Q’s per hour
Yes we remain competitive if we stay above 1100 Q’s
2006
Call Score QSOs Mult Class Section Check Hours
KG5VK 165,268 1,046 79 M LA 72 24
160 80 40 20 15 10
0 80 449 418 99 0
2005 first year we made the region box !
Call Score QSOs Mult Class Section Check Hours
KG5VK 165,280 1,033 80 M LA 72 23
160 80 40 20 15 10
0 98 415 344 176 0
2004 No region Box and k4jny from
Call Score QSOs Mult Class Section Check Hours
KG5VK 187,704 1,188 79 M LA 72 24
160 80 40 20 15 10
0 10 387 513 278 0
2003 I was single Op High power this year !
Call Score QSOs Mult Class Section Check Hours
KG5VK 133,526 856 78 A LA 72 24
160 80 40 20 15 10
0 196 44 314 302 0
After 2005 I worked to ensure we would have better antenna choices for 80 (75meters) and I also added a second 40m beam at a much lower height
KG5VK Sweepstakes Team members are encouraged to watch the cluster and the prop software computers when not operating and help us be on the right band and not miss a ten meter opening – I totally blew catching a great albeit short opening during 2005 on ten meters !
Steve
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