N6BT team Vertical operation in C6, 2010 CQWW CW, Scores

Team Vertical sets more records this year using n6bt verticals.

Kenny, K2KW's score

New North American Record and just missed the World Record

Current NoAm Record:

C6ATA (K2KW) 1,142,803 3369 33 122 '07

Current World Record:

TC3A 1,423,800 3214 36 138 '07

Call: C6ATA
Operator(s): K2KW
Station: C6ATA

Class: SOSB/40 LP
QTH:
Operating Time (hrs): 43
Radios: SO2R

Summary:
Band   QSOs Zones Countries
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160:
80:
40:      3456      33       129
20:
15:
10:
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Total: 3456      33       129    Total Score = 1,418,472

Link to his 3830 posting:

http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/2010-11/msg03367.html

Fred, KE7X's score

New North American Record and came close to the World Record

Current NoAm Record:

C6AKX (KE7X) 876,561 2594 32 115 '08

Current World Record:

PT7CB(YU1RL) 1,157,475 2366 38 128 '94

Call: C6AKX
Operator(s): KE7X
Station: C6AKX

Class: SOSB/20 LP
QTH:
Operating Time (hrs):
Radios: SO2R

Summary:
Band   QSOs Zones Countries
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160:
80:
40:
20:      2793      33       112
15:
10:
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Total: 2793      33       112   Total Score = 1,011,000

Link to his 3830 posting:

http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/2010-11/msg03481.html

Tom, N6BT's score

New World and North American Records

Current NoAm Record:

VP9I (WA4PGM) 89,397 691 12 51 '06

Current World Record:

TA2RC 129,204 662 11 63 '07

Call: C6ARR
Operator(s): N6BT
Station: C6ARR

Class: SOSB/160 LP
QTH: Bahamas
Operating Time (hrs):

Summary:
Band   QSOs Zones Countries
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160:     834      20         76
80:
40:
20:
15:
10:
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Total:   834     20          76   Total Score = 172,896

Link to the original 3830 posting:

http://lists.contesting.com/_3830/2010-11/msg03348.html

Kenny, K2KW operated on 40 meters and is a little below the 40 meter low power World Record. His score is a new North American record, moving well past his own that he set in 2007. Kenny used a 4-ele 2x2 array with Bravo 40 single-band verticals, a 2-ele using full size verticals and "BX" (Bravo external: elevated, loaded, tubing) radials, plus a dipole for his SO2R set-up with a pair of Elecraft K-3's.

Fred, KE7X ran 20 meters and surpassed his own North American record. Fred is close to the low power World Record - maybe next year. Fred used an old Team Vertical 4-ele 2x2 array with classic 1/4 wave verticals with wire radials and a 2-ele array with Bravo 20 single-band verticals, plus a dipole for his SO2R set-up with his pair of K-3's.

Tom, N6BT on 160 meters moved past the low power World Record by a significant margin and also holds the QRP 160 World Record. He also holds the 80 meter QRP World Record and Kenny holds the low power 80 meter World Record. I used a Yaesu FT-450 and only the vertical for receiving.

Walt, N6XG was on 15 meters trying out a pair of Bravo 5K's with his K-3. His general comment was that the pile-ups were too big to handle. Besides almost 90 countries, he was even able to work Japan.

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