But Dusan, YT8A, was active this year, too (although on different bands but that does not indicate what category he sends his log in, as with myself 😉), and the South usually has much better ES condx … so we’ll wait and see. 😎 After all there was just one 10 m entry last year with 17 QSOs that took the world win. This is a great article for folks who want to do RTTY with an IC-7300 transceiver. There’s one thing that was annoying me about the new IC-7300, and that was that the USB connection to the computer did it all: radio control, soundcard codec, PTT/CW. Who knows, maybe the result will be good enough for a world win. Icom IC-7300 USB for Radio Control + FSK Keying. Thus decided to continue on 10 m only and put in a single band entry. Changing open directions randomly, and again not too much activity but still good enough to keep me going most the time. Therefore we invite all amateur radio stations. Speaking of Sporadic-E 10 m was open Sunday morning, too. The Interest Group RTTY (IGRY) was founded in January 2017 to promote. Suppose there was some Sporadic-E involved along the path as current sun activity would probably not allow any direct F2 openings on 21 MHz. Die Bedingungen waren für den Zeitpunkt im Sonnenzyklus fair. A few Japanese were real s9 signal strength but it all seemed quite localized. Vielen Dank fuer die Teilnahme am CQWW DX Contest RTTY 2016. Got up early Sunday morning (5z) and while activity was not too high yet 15 m opened slightly into the Far East even allowing a few QSOs with South Korea and Japan. Went into bed 23z with about 250 QSOs in the log.
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Download raw data files for deeper analysis. Enjoyed a great 20 m run later that night before testing out condx on 40 & 80 m. To test performance, just call CQ on CW or RTTY, check RBN web site (turn beam, repeat) Use RBN web site’s Spots Analysis Tool to compare your signal to the competition.
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Waking up after a late afternoon nap I even found 10 m open via Sporadic-E early Saturday evening but unfortunately not much activity, just a hand full of QSOs made. I took it rather leisurely doing a few QSOs every now and then. Luckily the SCC sent out a reminder a few days ago. After a very busy week of QRL in the Netherlands and (for a change) no other plans this weekend (summer weekends are usually quite crammed with activities) I decided to give the SCC-RTTY organized by the Slovenian Contest Club a go again.
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