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<div> Wisconsin QSO Party - 2021<br>
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Call: KB9S<br>
Operator(s): KB9S<br>
Station: KB9S<br>
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Class: SO Mobile LP<br>
QTH: WI<br>
Operating Time (hrs): 7<br>
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Summary:<br>
Band CW-Dig Qs Ph Qs<br>
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160: <br>
80: 244 <br>
40: 338 <br>
20: 167 <br>
15: <br>
10: <br>
6: <br>
2: <br>
UHF: <br>
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Total: 749 0 Mults = 66 Total Score = 155,302.0<br>
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Club: Eau Claire ARC<br>
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Comments:<br>
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Thank you to the West Allis Radio Amateur Club for sponsoring the Wisconsin Qso<br>
Pary. <br>
This was our second year of going mobile. Only major equipment change this year<br>
was to add a Hustler VP-1 tri-band antenna mount so changing bands was much<br>
easier than having to stop and change band coils like last year.<br>
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Our route plan worked out well. My wife Kitty K9KTT did the driving and keep us<br>
on course hitting all 15 counties on our planned route. In Taylor county she had<br>
to navigate though Amish buggy traffic and in Pierce county the GPS took us down<br>
an interesting township road that you wouldn't want to drive in the winter! <br>
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Qso rates were good the entire day and at times it was hard to pull out a single<br>
call from the pileup. <br>
Thank you to all the stations that followed us along our route all day. <br>
Here are top ten: <br>
12 - NU0Q<br>
11 - K0SN, K9CW<br>
10 - AF8A, 4BAI, N0UR<br>
9 - K9CT, K9NW, KI0F, KU8E, W9HB<br>
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73, Mark KB9S<br>
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