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Wisconsin QSO Party - 2022<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: 167 <br>
40: 453 <br>
20: 210 <br>
15: <br>
10: <br>
6: <br>
2: <br>
UHF: <br>
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Total: 830 0 Mults = 65 Total Score = 169,350.0<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 third year of going mobile. No major problems this year except for<br>
some noisy powerlines and rough roads.<br>
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My wife Kitty K9KTT did the driving hitting 16 counties on our planned route. We<br>
missed the last county on our route by 25 miles before we ran out of time.<br>
Qso rates were good the entire day with some pretty big pileups.<br>
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Thank you to all the stations that followed us along our route all day.<br>
Here are some of the top station Qso counts:<br>
15 - KC3X<br>
13 - K8MFO,KI0F<br>
12 - K4RUM,WT2P<br>
11 - NS2N<br>
10 - K9RS,K9WA,KE0TT,WB9HFK<br>
9 - K2CUB,K9CW,K9PW,KV0I,N0BUI,W8PI<br>
8 - K4BAI,K9PG,KY4ID,VE3CX,W0VTT,W1QK,W4TJM,WE9V<br>
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73, Mark KB9S<br>
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