Final count for me was 713 Q’s.
Below is my list, I know there are a few more SM’s and other’s in the log but not going to attempt to find them.
During the week I spend a fair amount of time on FT8 so focused on SSB and CW for the event. Turns out most of it was SSB as I basically owned 14337.0 for the day.
73
Bill – AC0W
K5UZ - 5
K9LA - 3
NP3O - 3
AA1SU - 3
W6RGG – 2
W5XX - 2
K8TE - 2
N3KN – 1
NA2AA - 1
N2ZZ - 1
AE0EE – 1
W0ND - 1
W2KFV - 1
N4MM – 1
N3KN – 1
K0RM – 1
KB7HDX – 1
W7VO – 1
KI0D – 1
N8SY – 1
KA7LJQ - 1
K5UR – 3 – While I could have made more Q’s with him, he tried to steal my frequency
on 40 meters so avoided him.
K0AIZ, K2DP & N0RDF, heard but weak with big pile-ups so didn’t attempt.
From: arrl-odv <arrl-odv-bounces@reflector.arrl.org>
On Behalf Of Mark J Tharp
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2023 12:06 PM
To: k5ur@aol.com
Cc: arrl-odv@reflector.arrl.org <arrl-odv@arrl.org>
Subject: [arrl-odv:35427] Re: Red Badge Day
Agree. It was a hoot.
W6RGG
K5UR
N3KN
N2ZZ
K0AIZ
K9LA
K5UZ
AC0W
WB4RHQ
NP3O
AA1SU
W5XX
K2DP
AE0EE
K8TE
W2KFV
N4MM
all in the log.
I heard Scott on 20 working people, and I heard Ryan also but never found them or they never found me. Jo worked W7VO also.
That was funny, I was listening to her run from a remote on the East coast and heard Mike calling her so I had her stop and work him. Never would have heard him from Portland in the pile.
She ran 399 Qs in 3-1/2 hours. Non stop.
How can you not love Ham radio right?
On Mon, Dec 18, 2023 at 9:53 AM k5ur--- via arrl-odv <arrl-odv@reflector.arrl.org> wrote: