Really good signals from the States

nice 10M contest

This is my first time to join this contest and i hope the
propagation will cooperate...73....

Hi, With wonderful experience to have tried how to log and upload few contacts
of 5 made last Sunday.

This is my first time and truly will keep going.

Many Thanks and 73
Sonny / 4G1KLG / Philippines

Check Log only.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.
I have operated in JA2 area.

I enjoyed the contest.

I could enjoy the good contest.
Tnx for a fine contest again.
IC-7600, Dipole-Ant.

Thanks to Dave, K1TTT, for the use of hos fine station!

Operated "portable" from the condominium garage with a portable vertical antenna set up in a small
patch of nearby grass.  Lot of fun getting my feet wet!

Really good propagation. Thanks to those that tried to assist me with audio issues during the
contest. It was a new setup that needed more adjustment.

IC-7300; LDG Remote Tuner; RainGutterii Random Metal Antenna; N1MM software

https://trm-radio.blogspot.com/2022/12/arrl-10m-2022-two-days-in-park-qrp.html

Thanks for having the contest!!! Enjoyed it!!

First time participant (my 10m vertical is just a few months
old!) ... thanks for everyone's good ears and antennas copying my
5-watt QRP sig from New Jersey!  Unfortunately, I had very limited time this weekend to operate, but
I'm very happy with results; again thanks for the good ears!  Is QSB always this crazy on 10m??? 
Here one moment, then gone the next!

Both Saturday and Sunday morning band opened to Europe for a few
hours.  Also, QSO'd some JA's, ZLs, and VKs, but did not seem
openings were very long. Surprised to QSO HZ and OY.   Glad to
see 10m opened to the world. I always like working unassisted to
see what surprises I might work on the band. Thanks for the fun!

Had a lot of fun during this contest!
Hope to participate again next year.

What a great year for working DX during the contest but North America was hard to work from Florida.
Heard a lot from out west but never heard anyone from the 3, 4, 8, & 9 call areas. Propagation on
ten meters is always a mystery and that's what makes it fun. Welcome back ten meters.

Enjoyed this one with the good solar conditions.

who said 10 meters is dead, love this contest

10 Meters is better than it has been in several years.  I was glad to run into a lot of old friends
in the contest.

I hadn't planned to participate in this contest, but observed some activity on 10M Friday - first
contact K5TR - and got inspired.  I spent about 15 hours total, mostly Sunday.  I'm very slow at
logging QSOs, but I have been getting some experience with using SkookumLogger -  I am a dedicated
Mac OS user.  Logged only 153 contacts - 65 US (about 45 states) and 88 Foreign contacts (mostly
Central and Eastern Europe, Asia, Oceana and South America).  All contacts were made using a
Cushcraft R-6000 6-band vertical and typically 200 W into the antenna.   I'm new at contesting, but
I had some fun earning a few points for the Club.

Jim Erskine / AG5MS /Central Texas DX and Contest Club

all qso's ssb 100 watts

Friday 2022-12-10/ 0430Z no propagation or signals on 10 meters. I had to wait until Saturday
morning local time for signals.

Great band.

Thanks to whoever is reviewing logs!

I started off just making a casual S&P effort in this contest, mostly just
to see how Cycle 25 was improving 10m propagation.  On Sunday I decided to see
how running would work out for me, and that was a lot of fun putting many more
QSOs in the log.  I only worked a few Europeans, and they were not very deep
into the continent.  Maybe the eastern Europeans will show up next year when the
solar flux is higher as Cycle 25 continues to mature.  On Sunday night I worked
a couple of VKs and heard one JA and one YB.  I was hoping there would be some
meteor scatter activity late in the evening but I did not hear any pings.  The
timing was not very close to the peak of the Geminid shower this year.  It was
nice to run into a few old buddies from the NCCC during pipeline conditions to
the west coast.
Rig: K3s and KPA-1500
Antenna: 80m OCF Dipole at 50 feet
73, Walt, AJ6T (TN)

ROOKIE

I enjoyed contesting from park near my hotel.

Magical ! 5 W and semi-finished antennas completed the QSO. A 3-6
Yagi antenna is under construction, 2 feet from the ground,
during the debugging process, actually received a signal, ha ha,
action.

It was lucky that the fierce wind was patiently waiting for the end of contest.

It�??s Very interesting CQ contest especially in winter.

Operated one of the RIBs (Radio in a Box) located on an island in the
Bahamas remote over StarLink during this contest from my QTH in WV.
Unfortunately on my end, I experienced several Internet and laptop
issues here in WV which may have left some of my contacts scratching
their heads. Otherwise, the RIB solution operated flawlessly over
StarLink. The contest provided a very practical and effective
learning opportunity with George, AA7JV's RIB solution. This is a
game changer! Thank you for being part of the "experiment!" BTW,
looks like I worked all states and provinces EXCEPT WV!!!

chilead dx pacific contest

CB3CE

100W and balcony-vertical

I would like to thank the following for very kind use of QRS to me: K3TEJ, NN7CW, NX7U, KS1J and
PP5NY. I would also like to thank RT4W for the effort to catch my very little signal. :-)
Icom 756 pro 3, 5-Band-Trap-Vertical, 3-Band-Sloper, 100 Watt.

TS990
Hexbeam

IC-7610 Quad

That was hard work with QRP. Unfortunately, this is how it started and then ended like this. I'm not
going to do that anymore. It wasn't really fun with these crocodiles! The life is much too short for
QRP!!!

gud conds, gud fun

K3/10, 5 watt; GPA30

nice contest, have fun in cw

part time entry only

RIG: IC-705, 5W, ANT: ZS6BKW

Some QSQs only

JN58LI

IC7610, endfed 26mtrs@15mtrs

100w gp

Ufb propagation around the world again!
Ant KT36  6-ele-yagi  in Munich.  100 W.
10 DEC 2022   12:21   first stn in South America reached LU8DPM (in CW)
10 DEC 2022   12:31   first stn in North America reached WU2X   (even SSB)
11 DEC 2022   12:32   first stn in North America reached K8MFO  (even by my CQ)

10m is back.

1st ever Contest

The DX conditions were a bit better than last year, otherwise it was great fun again with a few
surprises
vy 73 de Thorsten, DO4TP

Kenwood TS-590S
Butternut HF6V

TNX to all for my 1. Contest...
Marry Christmas & Happy New Year
ALEX

6El. Beam fix to NA & 5/8 Vertikal. TKS for QSO`s. Happy Holidays to everyone.

see u again nxt year Mabuhay 73

FT817 and multiband dipoles

Hello It was a nice Sunday afternoon on 10m tnx fer all QSO CUAGN 73

FLEXRADIO 5000
dipolo DX-B Alpha Delta o hy gain avq 14+expert
1k
jmmaot@eresmas.com

Yaesu FTdx 101/90w /dipolo

Gracias a todos por estas horas de trabajo en buena compañia. Desde las alturas Barcelona con todo
el cariño.
Ts2000, 600w, 5el 10m. Saludos

ARRL-10

Sorry with my mistakes. I am 86 years old.

Icom 7300
eaxBeam
Dipole Bazzoka Cuco 40-80

ICOM 7610
EAXBEAM AND DIPOLE

Grid Loc: IM97LX

Conditions went donw on Sunday, but despite this monobander did a
good job. Thanks to all, realy enjoy. 73,s Miguel EA6SX

VERY  FUNNY

Yaesu FT-857D Dipole Windom 70 w good propagación many station from usa

Station:  Yaesu FT-897D (100 W output), antenna
G5RV Jr. at 6 meter over a 8-story building.
Logging/keying:  NA software v10.69 + home-made
Accu-Keyer.

First time on this contest. Time to meet with friends and good eat.

TODO MUY BIEN, DISFRUT�? MUCHO DE �?STA EDICI�?N DEL CONCURSO 2022.
73 DE JOS�? ANTONIO 
EC8AQQ

Another year having fun @ARRL10M contest... Still needing WY for my WAS but g
ot UT, ND and SD! :). Hear you all next year! DE ED1K@EA1NK

Nice see you next time

FT 757GX , 100W , Moxon.

TNX & 73!

TS430S PWR 60W ANT GP

Power 180 wt @ simple ant.

200W - 10m antennas 12 elts @ 22m + 6 elts @ 15m + 5 elts @ 16m

Surprisingly good conditions, even SSB worked

ftdx101d 100w steppir

THANKS FOR NICE CONTEST
I will be back next year.
73s
F5JBR/André

Good play with fun in contest. FTDX5000MP +  PA + 105CA@21

With COVID !!! CW can be made also with this sad virus !!

SUPER Mais pas assez de QSO  PB de logiciel j'ai pris du retard

first time in this contest. thanks for hearing me.

nice conditions. 10m Dipole ant.

Enjoyed the time I could put to the contest, had to
work the Russian guys cos there  were'nt much else
about in the mornings hi. Band was closing around
18:00 Z Sat & Sun, so over to the Football Hi.

Nice to see 10m open. Elecraft K2, 5W, longwire

Very enjoyable. Just search and pouncing with my simple aerials in a small plot.
Saturday was better fro DX than Sunday. I rarely get VK on 10m but managed one Saturday.

Only managed the two QSO's before my PC monitor went "belly-up"

Only had a couple ofhours to take part but enjoyed some good contacts in that time. 73.

Tough going at times with Us stations being barely above the noise level at times but very
enjoyable.

Equimpent TS-890S, 400w and a 4el mono at 45ft.

An excellent event. I haven't bothered entering this contest for a while as conditions weren't worth
it. This year was quite good, with interesting propagation. As expected, it woke up just before
sunrise and died just after sunset. Glad I had a special callsign.

IC7300 and dipole

Limited time but conditions were good rather than wonde

RIG-FTDX3000 + PA Henry 3k Premier
Antennas - 5 el monobander Long John Yagi
4 el Slovenian Quad 14/21/28 MHz
Just part-time effort on Sunday.
Thanks for QSO's! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 73's
Yuri HA4FB, Charlie HA4XH,

ICOM-746, Slooper dipol

Elecraft K3  100 Watts
Antenna Force 12 C-4s ( 2 elements on 28 MHz )

Antenna LW 18 m

SOU MIX HP

nice contest congratulations 73s

Family duties prevented me from proceeding as planned so only a few QSO
in log...

Just 4 hours for fun.
Please note I sent twice the number 65.
My mistake due to wrong setup of the contest logger.

ARRL10M from WRTC2022-land, JN54rr 12m asl.
I love THIS contest on 10M, as imho it is a good way to approach my other two interests: propagation
and antennas. So I set two goals, the FIRST was to get the data for a forthcoming (YouTube Channel:
I4MFA) report of a propagation study from WRTC2022-land; as my antenna system, a two elements quad
optimized on five bands on 70' tower, has a greater "gain" with respect to the 10m high yagi the
operators are going to use with their 100W transceivers, I set a "-13dB penalty" to me using 5W (QRP
transmitter). I have to thank N1MM for the program he freely distributes as I managed the whole
contest without shouting a word, running the program on my 10" 1024x576 XP Netbook positioned
out-of-range with respect to shack radio (in-sight, obviously) with a BT keyboard to log the
contacts. I have to thank SWS as the foF2 maps of REAL DATA (not VOACAP PREDICTED statistic info)
are really important to me in order to understand real propagation path and have S&P station
in-the-log asap. To achieve the goal in a useful way, I choose multiplier respect qso as my contest
strategy.
As you can see, to partecipate ARRL10M this way enjoyed me really much!
On saturday I got in the log eastern VK and a three hours opening to W/K land, collecting info I
hope to share in a proficient way; on sunday conditions were different, a JA/ZL and western VK
earlier opening and just two hours with the states; I had nearly zero contacts with Africa, and that
is unusual.
The second goal... we'll see the results to talk about that!

Enjoyed it very much even if I had not so much free time to spend. As soon as the darkness reached
my area the 10 m propagation disappeared. Till the next! 73s to all de IK0OKY Emilio

ARRL_10m_Dec_2022

PLEASE USE THE LOG ONLY AS CHECK LOG. TNX 73 IK2AVH

Worked 105 countries + 54 s/p, no way to hear UA2
and SV9 from my QTH :(
Nice to see 10m back to life.
Highlight some QSO with US west coast (CA, AZ) via
south America on Sunday well after the sunset,
also worked a new state (UT) that way.
The northen/polar path was completely cut off both days.
Met a lot of friends, had a lot of fun and hope
to repeat next year with even better condx.
Tnx everyone for QSOs
73s Luca IK2PFL

IK2WXQ S.OP MIXED LOW POWER

good propagation, great participation, nice contest. Only IC-706 and yagi 4 elem.

73 DE IS0NHT ROBERTO

Ottimo contest

@HOME: TS-590sg + 5 m. telescopic stylus @ 11th floor

W ARRL

First Contest

My first Contest. Only one word Fantastic!! '73 IW4CPU Alex

only few qso just for fun! 73

FT 890 50W WITH WIRE DIPOLE ANT 10/40

ciao a tutti, buone feste e buon 2023. 73,s iz5imd fred

CNDX was FB.

I enjoyed the contest

I enjoyed the contest.

Thank you for QSO.
See you next contest 73!

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Radio: YAESU FT-817ND
Antenna: 1/4 wave vertical

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest. I have found a typo in my log. The N6QQ was typed as N5QQ.
I re-submit an updated log.

I enjoyed the contest.

Tnx FB Contest !!

ICOM IC7300 100W
Inv VEE, Vertical

ANT  14mH 4ELE
RIG  IC-741S    PWR < 5w

GOOD CONTEST ARIGATO
FTdx5000
FTdx5000

I enjoyed the contest.

RIG:IC-706 50W   ANT:Vertical

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.
100Watts

I enjoyed the contest.

Next year, I'm gonna try and make it!

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.
Aso city Kumamoto Pref.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I am happy to be able to participate in the ARRL INTERNATIONAL CONTEST.
Tks for QSO that is my small signal, and confirm my call sign .
also Tks for management of contest to your staff every time.
See you next time and hopefully have a chance to QSO again.

I enjoyed the contest.

It's been a long time since I was called by many stations at a time on 10m.  I was very happy to the
band coming back and really enjoyed the contest.  Hope to meet many friends again on 10m in March.

I enjoyed the contest.

SOLP

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Sorry,missed selection check box ... POWER not "QRP" but "Low"

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed in this contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I am glad to be able to participate after a long time.
Thank you to all the tally takers.
See you next year!

RIG: YAESU FT-891 50W
ANT: Mobile Whip
Operator's License: Japanese 2nd class
Very fun contest. I want to spend much longer period next year.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.
Thank you.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

The 10m band was crowded for a long time, and I enjoyed participating in the contest.Thank you
everyone.

Thank you all stations!

FTDX3000M(50W)
Whip on my balcony.(20mH)

FTDX5000(200W) & VD(10mh)
I enjoyed the contest.
I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed ARRL 10m contest.
CU AGN next year!

I enjoyed the contest.

I like CW. I do love QRP. https://kurobe3463.blogspot.com/

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I really enjoyed this contest.
Thanks,

ARIGATOH!

I enjoyed the contest.

It was a briefly operation.
But it was a very enjoyable time.
Thank you all for the QSOs.

Thanks for joining contest
TX IC-7610 100W
ANT:2ELE,

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest. I operated only 1 hour.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I vy enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

�?��?�: CD-330V V-DP 19.8mH
�?��?�: TS-890S(50W�?�?�)
�?�?:�?��??�??5Wに�?�?て�?��?�?�?�?と�??�?�?ま�?�??

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.
see you next year !!
TS-890S+21mh6eleYAGI etc

I participated in the contest for the first time.

I enjoyed the contest.bat
I accidentally deleted the second half of the log

RIG: ICOM IC-7610
PWR: 100 W
ANT: TA-371
E-MAIL: jh6ftj@jarl.com
Very nice contest!

I enjoyed the contest.

I checked ICOM AH2 and AH3 with about 30m long wire. Sucussfully SWR dropped each band. I only QSOed
5 stations
 on CW. I deffnitry submitted LOG.

FT-817ND  Yagi

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Thank you very much for pickup my weak signal.

I enjoyed the contest.

I participated on 1st day only. Condition was not so good.

I enjoyed the contest. Thanks for the QSO. See you in the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Using whip antenna

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Glad to be back on the 10m contest!

tnx

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

This is first time to try this contest. Although condition is not
as expected, reached the goal of 200Qs. I guess tempolary set up
of antenna is too low for this condition. I will try better next
year.

TNX  Everybody !

I enjoyed the contest.
Thank you.

200W claimed
age as of 75
I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I really enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest more than last year.

Very tough for me, 100w & LW,
but enjoyed my contest.

We were able to enjoy the contest as the conditions.

I enjoyed the contest.

I used less than 5W.

This is my 1st CW try. Thank you.

PWR 5W QRP ANT 3el Ygai (^_^)
Many thanks to all who were patient with me pulling QRP calls.
Every QSO is appreciated.
Operating QRP & homebrew antenna was great fun,
but sometimes (often) frustrating...
CNDX was very very good both days.

The condition was good. So I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

FT-450DM, Mobile Whip
I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

It was my second time participating.
And I really enjoyed contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest. 73

I enjoyed the contest.

ARRL 10m CONTEST 2022-12-10   JN1IFX

I enjoyed the contest.

RIG: YAESU FT-1000MP
ANT: KA1-DP
Operator's License: 1st.class

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

IC-7300M (50 Watts)
Loaded DP
..

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

Enjoy the contest

I enjoyed the contest.

I couldn't get NEW on 10m.....

Thenk you.

I enjoyed the contest.

Portable: Hachioji City, Tokyo

RIG: YAESU FTDX5000MP+VL-1000
ANT: DP,YAGI

I enjoyed the contest by QRP.

I enjoyed the contest.

Good condition
IC-7600 KPA500

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

IC-7300 1/2WL GP Antenna

I enjoyed the contest.

TNX ALL STN

I enjoyed the contest.

QRV is short time but enjoyed he contest.

I received my license this year.
I had fun QSOs in this weekend.
Thank you so much.

Tnx cu next test

I enjoyed the contest.

I enjoyed the contest.

100 watts with 40 Meter Loop in Attic

Rig: K4D, KPA1500
Antenna: 144' doublet at 60 feet with ladder line.
Operated only Sunday from late morning to the end.

Programmed TS-990s Voice Keyer F1 ~ F4

2022 ARRL 10m contest K0TJT

Few hrs S&P. Amp & beam are gone, now 100w to 6BTV vertical. Not much stateside

SkookumLogger; K4 + KPA1500; 12-el tribander, 2-el 40, wires, all about 60f
t up; W1FV 9-circle RX array.

DIdn't opereate many hours in the contest, but  it sure was fun!

I had only one day to play. But 10 meters offered up many fun
contacts.

This file generated by home brew
logging program written by K1PDY

01234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789

First 10 M contacts I've made in years using 20-40 dipole and external tuner. But there was strong
cyclical interference of some kind on the cw portion. Enjoyed the phone band.

My first 10m contest

Used indoor fan dipole and 80 Watts.

My first 10 meter contest.

Excellent 10 meter band conditions.

K3CCR is the club station at the Collington continuing-care
retirement community at FM 18OW in MD, just east of DC. N3UM and
W5MPB did Multi-Op HP in the 2022 ARRL 10 M test. N3UM got all
our CW Qs. W5MPB got all our SSB Qs. Our goal was to beat the
best Multi-Op ARRL 10 M claim in 5 years at K3CCR, 509 Qs and a
183 K score in 2020. It was fun to do that with 1.5X as many Q
pts in 1.1X the BIC hrs, 1.9X the total mults, and 2.9X the
score. SFI of 140 vs 82 in 2020 helped a LOT. At start we took
~30-50 min. turns on each mode, as worked well before. A CW run
00-0029Z got 40 Qs at 83/hr and 17 states; OH out to KS and TX,
likely E skip. SSB spot clicks 0030-0110Z got 17 Qs & 12 states,
KY out to MN. CW 0113-0206Z got 66 Qs, 52 in a run and 8 states,
DE and WV out to NE and SD. SSB at 0213Z got 12 Qs and 4 states,
GA to CA, then band died. At 0315Z QRT we had 135 Qs, 42 states,
and no DX mults. In daylight CW spot clicks 1325-1440Z got 65 EU
Qs and 29 DX mults + CO. SSB clicks 1449-1543Z got 34 Qs and 15
DX mults, 12 EU + 3 NA. After 16Z, Qs came from SA and W6/W7. By
1651Z CW got 14 Qs, 10 DX mults + NF & SK, then SSB got 21 Qs, 8
DX, & 6 St/Pv mults out to AZ & SK. From 17-24Z we took ~1 to 2
hr. turns and got 54 SSB Qs, 79 CW Qs, 17 DX mults & 41 St/Pv
mults.  At 00Z we had 402 Qs and 166 total mults. On again 1317-
1445Z we got 110 CW Qs, 107 running EUs at 84/hr. After that,
rates slowed and mults were few; we took long turns. We got 81
SSB Qs in 3 hrs, then 110 CW Qs in 3.4 hrs, plus 20 St/Pv mults
& 32 DX mults in both modes by 2145Z. In breaks we got 11 Qs and
a few mults in the "other" mode. In 43 min till 2232Z QRT we
scraped up 7 SSB Qs. Got 48 US states on CW, all but SC and RI.

First time in a real contest. I was hearing the world but not being heard or at least not well
heard. Operating chops not up to it I suspect. 73 de K3FZT / Steve

Remote opr.

remote @W2/Taconic

"It's great to have 10 meters back!"

S&P ONLY

Very good conditions but some really bad sounding transmitters. Poor frequency response, over driven
amps causing excess QRM.

Only participated for a short while, but had fun, nonetheless

FTDX3000 @ 100w into 40M OCF dipole up 30'
My apologies to those I could not hear.
Thank you for Q's! 73 John K4FT

Enjoyed the contest. It was great to see all the activity on 10 meters.

Enjoyed the Contest immensly, was just limited on available operating time.  Not much of a DXer
historically so was quite suprised to get about 1/3 of the way to DXCC in 1 weekend, plus 6 of 7
towards WAC.  Very pleased with the station performance of the IC-7300 to a 40" base-load CB
vertical mobile antenna on a flat metal roof, and looking forward to next time!  Larry K4LES

Portable operation from Atlantic Beach, NC(FM14PQ, IOTA NA112,
USI NC010S).

Enjoyed operating 10M again for a short time.

Conditions into Europe were better Saturday morning than Sunday morning.
Sunday late afternoon the band opened to Japan, Indonesia, South Korea and Australia.  Also worked
several Hawaiian and Alaskan Stations.
 
Antennas:
4 element Wilson System One fixed south at 60'
2 element (director and driven element) of a TA-33, fixed WNW at 40'.
40/30 meter fan dipole at 40 feet was the primary antenna for Europe, the eastern and northern U.S.

Station K5TR:
http://www.k5tr.net/
Elecraft K3 + Elecraft P3
Alpha 87A
Antennas:
- 7 element yagi 48 ft boom at 60'
- 6 element yagi 24 ft boom at 145'
- 6 element yagi 24 ft boom at 45' fixed SE
- 6 element yagi 24 ft boom at 30' fixed NE
trlinux 0.55 on a Mac Mini
- http://kkn.net/trlinux

George let me operate the contest at his place in Blanco County
again this year. This was my 20th time operating the ARRL 10
Meter Contest.  I have not been operating much outside of my
annual effort in this event.  Years when we have conditions like
this remind me of how wonderful the magic of radio is.  You can
hear the world turning.  You can even feel like you hear the
ionosphere almost breathing at times.

Conditions on Friday night started out slow but picked up with
some decent Eskip.  I finished with almost half as many QSOs at
the end of the night as I worked in the entire contest last year.

I struggled at times on Saturday morning to get a good run going,
but finally found a productive frequency higher up the band. I
had one of those weird moments when a VE9 station operating
portable called in from British Columbia immediately followed
by a VE9 station in New Brunswick proper.  Saturday night the
band basically died at sunset and I was still missing, of all
multipliers, Florida.  Just as I was pondering this, though,
the band opened up to just Florida, and I worked a handful over
a couple of hours, but otherwise the band stayed closed.

Sunday morning was more productive for me, and I really enjoyed
the opening to Europe.  I missed a few multipliers; probably the
most obvious were 9A, LA, SM, and OH.  I only worked one CT
station, which seems odd given how many EA stations made it
into the log.  In Asia, I never heard HL, BV, or BY.  In W/VE,
I missed Wyoming, Yukon Territories, Northwest Territories,
Nunavut, and Labrador.  Five XE states made it into the log,
which I think is more than most recent years.  I never heard anyone
from HC, HK, or YV this year.  My multiplier counts are definitely
down, but I beat my QSO total from 11 years ago, so that feels like
a win.  I had fun.

HR    HR TOT CUM TOTAL  SCORE
--    ------ ---------  -----
0     34/21    34/21   0.00M
1     42/9     76/30   0.00M
2     55/10   131/40   0.01M
3    114/4    245/44   0.02M
4     84/0    329/44   0.03M
5     29/0    358/44   0.03M
6      ---    358/44   0.03M
7      ---    358/44   0.03M
8      ---    358/44   0.03M
9      ---    358/44   0.03M
10      ---    358/44   0.03M
11      ---    358/44   0.03M
12      2/2    360/46   0.03M
13     20/13   380/59   0.04M
14     82/13   462/72   0.07M
15    139/10   601/82   0.10M
16    155/7    756/89   0.13M
17    139/5    895/94   0.17M
18    142/1   1037/95   0.20M
19    127/2   1164/97   0.23M
20    154/0   1318/97   0.26M
21    112/4   1430/101  0.29M
22    105/1   1535/102  0.31M
23     48/3   1583/105  0.33M
0      2/1   1585/106  0.34M
1     11/0   1596/106  0.34M
2      7/0   1603/106  0.34M
3      2/0   1605/106  0.34M
4      ---   1605/106  0.34M
5      ---   1605/106  0.34M
6      ---   1605/106  0.34M
7      ---   1605/106  0.34M
8      ---   1605/106  0.34M
9      ---   1605/106  0.34M
10      ---   1605/106  0.34M
11      ---   1605/106  0.34M
12      1/1   1606/107  0.34M
13     21/8   1627/115  0.37M
14    102/6   1729/121  0.42M
15    109/1   1838/122  0.45M
16    150/5   1988/127  0.50M
17    100/0   2088/127  0.53M
18     79/0   2167/127  0.55M
19    102/1   2269/128  0.58M
20    120/0   2389/128  0.61M
21     64/0   2453/128  0.63M
22     38/1   2491/129  0.64M
23     37/1   2528/130  0.66M
-----------------------------
Day 1         1583/105
Day 2          945/25
Total         2528/130

Gross QSOs=2622        Dupes=94        Net QSOs=2528

Unique callsigns worked = 2528

The best 60 minute rate was 159/hour from 2011 to 2110
The best 30 minute rate was 176/hour from 2041 to 2110
The best 10 minute rate was 210/hour from 2049 to 2058

The best 1 minute rates were:
6 QSOs/minute    3 times
5 QSOs/minute   16 times
4 QSOs/minute  111 times
3 QSOs/minute  253 times
2 QSOs/minute  353 times
1 QSOs/minute  521 times

Number of letters in callsigns
Letters  # worked
-----------------
3         8
4       570
5      1029
6       911
7         2
8         4
9         4

===================
Continental Summary
===================

Total    Pct
----------------------------
North America    2112   83.5
South America      56    2.2
Europe            214    8.5
Asia               89    3.5
Africa             16    0.6
Oceania            41    1.6
----------------------------
Total            2528   2528

===============
Country Summary
===============

----------------------
Country   Total    Pct
----------------------
3B8           2    0.1
5B            1    0.0
9H            1    0.0
9J            1    0.0
9M6           1    0.0
9Y            1    0.0
CE           10    0.4
CM            2    0.1
CT            1    0.0
CT3           1    0.0
CU            1    0.0
CX            2    0.1
D4            1    0.0
DL           23    0.9
DU            5    0.2
EA           33    1.3
EA6           1    0.0
EA8           6    0.2
EI            6    0.2
F            25    1.0
FO            1    0.0
FR            2    0.1
FY            1    0.0
G            20    0.8
GI            4    0.2
GM            5    0.2
GW            3    0.1
HA            3    0.1
HB            1    0.0
HI            2    0.1
HP            1    0.0
HR            1    0.0
I            43    1.7
JA           87    3.4
K          1873   73.9
KH2           1    0.0
KH6          10    0.4
KL           20    0.8
KP2           2    0.1
KP4           5    0.2
LU            6    0.2
LX            1    0.0
LZ            2    0.1
OA            1    0.0
OE            2    0.1
OK            2    0.1
OM            2    0.1
ON            7    0.3
OZ            1    0.0
P4            1    0.0
PA           16    0.6
PJ4           1    0.0
PY           33    1.3
S5            1    0.0
SP            2    0.1
SV            1    0.0
TF            1    0.0
TI            6    0.2
TK            2    0.1
UA9           1    0.0
V5            1    0.0
VE          194    7.7
VK            9    0.4
XE            5    0.2
YB            8    0.3
YU            2    0.1
Z6            1    0.0
ZF            1    0.0
ZL            6    0.2
ZS            2    0.1
----------------------
Total      2528   2528

==========================
W/VE/XE Multiplier Summary
==========================

Mult  Total    Pct
------------------
Ny      205    8.1
Ca      180    7.1
Wa      137    5.4
Pa      130    5.1
Ma      116    4.6
Nj      101    4.0
Va       87    3.4
Or       85    3.4
On       80    3.2
Md       79    3.1
Oh       78    3.1
Ct       56    2.2
Nh       54    2.1
Mi       51    2.0
Tx       40    1.6
Il       40    1.6
Mn       39    1.5
Bc       39    1.5
Me       31    1.2
Nc       31    1.2
Id       29    1.1
Qc       28    1.1
Wi       27    1.1
Vt       25    1.0
Nv       22    0.9
Ri       21    0.8
Tn       19    0.8
Ab       19    0.8
In       18    0.7
Ak       18    0.7
Az       17    0.7
Fl       17    0.7
Mo       16    0.6
Ky       14    0.6
Wv       13    0.5
De       13    0.5
Mt       12    0.5
Ia       11    0.4
Sk       10    0.4
Ks        9    0.4
Hi        9    0.4
Co        8    0.3
Sc        7    0.3
Ne        7    0.3
Mb        7    0.3
Dc        6    0.2
Nb        6    0.2
Ga        4    0.2
Ut        4    0.2
Nd        4    0.2
Al        3    0.1
Nm        3    0.1
Sd        2    0.1
Ns        2    0.1
Nf        2    0.1
Ok        2    0.1
EMx       1    0.0
La        1    0.0
Gto       1    0.0
NLe       1    0.0
Sin       1    0.0
Chh       1    0.0
Ar        1    0.0
Pe        1    0.0
------------------
Total  2072  100.0

======================
U.S. Call Areas Worked
======================

Area    QSOs     Pct
--------------------
0     100     4.0
1     305    12.1
2     335    13.3
3     232     9.2
4     141     5.6
5      56     2.2
6     192     7.6
7     262    10.4
8     150     5.9
9      95     3.8
--------------------
Total   1868    73.9

Nice to be back in this contest after "a few" years of absence.  Nice conditions--wall-to-wall
signals on CW and SSB.

Lots of very good CW operators.

Casual multi-op with the guy who helped put up
the new 10m stack over the summer KA1YQC (now KW1X).
We had fun and loved how well the new antennas
seemed to work.

Met my objectives-100 QSO

Been awhile since doing this contest. Had fun and got all states except WY. Hope they qsl via LoTW
so I can get my WAS-CW 10 meters which was my goal.

Enjoyed my limited time in the contest.  Great to hear big signals from all over North America,
South America, and East Asia.  The European openings were only marginal here in SoCal, as we
experienced only short, mutual-daylight path openings.  I worked only a handful of western- and
southern-European stations.
My antennas are a 5 element mono Yagi at 70ft high, and a 6 element mono Yagi at 147ft high on a
different tower.

We were visiting our daughter and new grandson in Arizona, so I did not have
much time to operate. I got on for a few hours remotely with my station
in California and just called CQ. Amazing activity from the US and Japan,
many callers. Thanks to all for the QSOs.   Dana

It was great to have the band back again!  We can't wait to see what next year's conditions will
bring!

This was a wild reprisal of my use of the "K6T" callsign for the
10-meter contest, allowing me to run yet another triple-OP operation
from the SF East Bay (EB) section.
At other times, I was a mixed-mode OP for the NX6T GiG, while
also running WQ6X/QRP from time-to-time.  The 1x1 callsign confused
some operators, so I had to send it carefully to reduce the confusion
level.
Overall, 10-meter conditions were AWEsome!  Unfortunately, there was
a NASTY local noise source that was heavily noticeable every time the
3-element Long John yagi was pointed due-east.  Luckily, the yagi
always finds a NW "pipeline" to W9--> W8--> W2--> W1, and later in
the day to JA.

Read all about this triple-OP exercise soon at: http://WQ6X.Blogspot.com

It was good to receive signals from such a distance.  However, it has a tendency to tie me to an
eleven year cycle.  I'm eighty one... I think you get the drift.

Enjoyed working some very loud stations from the East Coast and the Midwest here on the West Coast! 
Condx were good to JA, Pacific, and South America.

EU - not so much.  Only worked a handful, even with the solar flux at 140 and a low A index.

BUT - "10 is back," it certainly was a treat!

This is my second time in the ARRL 10 Meter Contest. Thanks to Chris at Buddipole for encouraging me
to enter this contest in 2021.

Awesome . . .  I love the ionosphere!

Just celebrated my 60th anniversary of being licensed. As they say, time flies
when you're having fun.

This was certainly not my best outing. I had a lot of noise. On the other hand,
it was quite a bit better than some of my efforts in 1962.  :-))

The 10m Test has always been a special time for me.

Thank you to all who answered my calls.

73,   Jerry

Installing a tower this weekend so did not have any antennas up
for 10 meters.  I did get on via remote station to make some
contacts.   Only put in about an hour.   I think conditions were
good.

Great fun even with QRP and attic wire

CHECK LOG

K9GX 10 METER TEST '22. 4:17 OP TIME. KENWOOD TS-590, TEN TECH HERCULES II @ 500 WATTS, FORCE 12 C3
TRIBANDER @ 105 FT, HY-POWER OCF @ 60 FT. 

PHONE OPS SHOULD GIVE EXCHANGE AS LISTED, PHONETICALLY, IE, "ALPHA ZULU" NOT "ARIZONA"....SHOULD BE
MANDATORY IN RULES. SEVERAL PHONE OPS I WORKED HAD NO IDEA WHAT THEIR EXCHANGE WAS, SOME XE's HAD IT
WRONG

Society of Midwest Contesters

Fun but frustrating with QRP and an indoor wire!

Fun contest. I did better then i have ever done. Thanks for having it. 73 Matt ka0pqw

It is fun to have 10m open for the first time since I got back into ham radio several years ago. 
It's like gaining a whole new band.  I haven't seen conditions like this since March when I played
around on 10m in the ARRL DX and 10m South American contests.  I only played for three hours
Saturday and a few minutes on Sunday, but conditions were amazing (for a guy who has never heard
much but static on 10m).  I did all search and pounce; no running.  I heard a lot of Brazilian
stations.  I was also hearing a disproportionate number of Minnesota stations and wondered if there
was a duct from CA to MN so I commented to my third MN contact that I was hearing a lot of people
from his state and he responded by saying that 90% of his log was California stations.  FUN!

I had a great time in the 10 meter contest this year!!!  the 10 meter band was open  I bought me the
new radio "The Yaesu FTDX101MP",and the day before the contest I got the book by ZL3DW for that
radio 

I got the radio up and working made some settings, adjustments  and I'm still learning on how to set
the radio up. I like the touch screen, and dual VFOs 

For some reason, in my feeble mine,  I thought the 48 hour contest was over my time at 3:59 UTC on
Saturday PST.. 

I made 130 contacts for a score of 10,140 points and I'm happy with that 

I also worked 8 countries for DX points, and 28 states, and Japan. Mexico and Canada

No time for this one, unfortunately, other than snagging a couple new ones on CW.

One of my favorite operating events

sure wish cw speeds were limited!!!

It was sure great to have 10 meters back again!

A ADIF TO CABRILLO CONVERTER PROGRAM ON THIS SITE WOULD BE NICE SO WE DONT
HAVE TO TYPE THE LOG IN FOR ACCEPTENCE.

No real openings to EU, JA or OC from AZ.  Then a feed line
failed at 22:00 on Sunday (didn't really impact the score).
Still had respectable showing.

First time in the contest.  Looking forward to good solar cycle
propagation!

I got my Tech license in June, but had not gotten on the air. I decided to try the ARRL 10 meter
contest. My very first contact ever and my first contest Q was
F4ARU ! I look forward to upgrading my license and more operating.

rookie 5-2022

10 meters is always a fun band to work and it proved to be pretty
active. First, my apologies to my fellow FCG'ers. Heard a couple
of OJs and failed to reply appropriately. I'll get it one day.

working the pileups with my meager setup. Others said they had
issues with the NE and I have to agree. PA was something of a
challenge where West Coast just booming and geez,
three Hawaiian stations. Then ND and SD, along with CO and NE,
then NV and UT. West was just pouring in. Worked some from Europe
and SA as well.
the club. Look forward to the next one.

no amp this year

Great conditions. Great contest.

First contest participation, trying to learn/test system and
submission format. Thank you!

Update: Mon Dec 12 States were corrected as instructed by team to abbreviations instead of full
name. thank you!

It was nice to see 10 M open again...here comes the sun!

First contest ever! First time working pile-up!

FT-991A into attic-mounted AEA Isoloop: I didn't expect much from my poorly situated home station
(normally do hilltop contesting). But 1 hunt-&-pounce SSB contact turned into 10 and then 50,
finally 116 in 2 sessions. Wow. I hope this is a sign of things to come as cycle 25 progresses.
KD6RMS - Los Angeles

Two hours of casual contesting, one hour Saturday, one hour Sunday.  Nice distraction while working
a flu bug.

Apparent sporadic E Friday night was fun.  Given my antenna and
time limitations I definitely improved from previous
performances.  I keep learning with each contest!

My favorite contest!

Casual operation Saturday afternoon and some Sunday morning.  Great time on the 80m loop.

5 watts to wire antennas. Made a few Q's, thanks for your copy of my QRP.  73, Dan  ke0tt

I love this contest!  May have had other things going on but I still made time to contest.

Far better conditions than the past 5 years. Seems I worked every station there must be in AZ.

52 QSOs x 2 (all phone contacts) x 21 Multipliers = 2184 Points

Operated from FM29jw

Total Contacts: 53
Unique Multipliers: 28
(53 Contacts x 4 Points/Contact) x 28 = 5936 Total Points

Thank you for the 2022 ARRL 10m Contest.

Great conditions! Only operated Sunday (except for my 1st QSO late Saturday night).

First big comtest on new stat	on.

For my fixed station, I used my shack, but I do not have antennas erected.  I used a Hustler 10M
magmount on my pickup truck, with the 1000 Watt coil, and it worked swimmingly.

Only 6 hours this year, but I hope to try the entire contest next year, again with a gallon running
to a mobile antenna.

It was fun, but short.

Good prop. Had fun with limited time.

First time contesting. Had a great time. Looking forward to many more!
73, KI5YHO

I'm 11 years old and this was my first contest. It was a lot of fun!

Dipole is down under 2 feet of snow. TX-RX on 160 invertedL

Very little time to participate, and most of the time was early
evening both
morning and had 15 wonderful

Wow!  A whole weekend full of 10m activity!  It turned out to be
a great opportunity to figure out where the RFI is coming from.
At worst, S6 noise would obscure all but the strongest stations,
but there were times when the noise was only S3 or S4, and all
the RFI would go on and off periodically.  For a long time I have
suspected the vairable speed fans in the heat pumps around me.
That was confirmed.  It turned out that my own system was putting
out at the S3 or S4 noise.  I was able to figure out that my
neighbor's system is the really noisy one.  In the end, I won't
be asking anyone to turn off their heat or get something done
about their HVAC.  Thanks to a test 10m antenna that I put nearer
the back of the  lot, I found that the noise is significan't
better as you get away from the houses, so it looks like an
antenna could be the solution.

It was fun. Wish I had mor time on air.

First 10-meter contest for KM8Q!   Big thanks to Ken, W8ASA, for
jumping into the fun again.  As always, we had a great time and
thanks to everyone for their patience.  So many excellent signals
and operators. Well Done...

I made a mistake by putting the DX region as the "number". I did this for about 22 countries before
I corrected myself. I seek forgiveness and grace... It is my first time.

First contest! Though I was only at it for about 1.5 hrs I was very excited to reach TI1K and VE4VT
who were my furthest QSOs yet and it was during a pile up. Thanks all, this was fun. 73

First Contest, I operated a Yaesu FT-818ND running 5 watts with a 10m
wire dipole antenna about 18' in the air. The dipole SWR at 28.400 MHz
was around 1.6 but I used an LDG Z817 tuner to get it to about 1.25
for the contest. I have a 2-year-old daughter at home so I didn't get
much more than an hour or two each day to operate the radio but it was
still a ton of fun!

03/29/2021 first licensed

Super fun contest even with storm weather in the region. Erected a
band-tuned dipole for this event and erected it and saw some great
success for the QSO's I made. A number of personal firsts and I
enjoyed the time. Glad to take part in this.

I recently graduated from the CWops Academy and am working CW exclusively (CWops #3063).  The band
was cooperative and nicely quiet!  I'm working on 5B WAS and nearly filled the 10m band in this
contest. Looking forward to the next CW contest!

TKS for all the Q's!  Ant's: Vertical (CW) es Inv V (SSB)

Busy season of the year, but time can be made for contesting!  Debbie KC9ULA got a little taste of
10 meter contesting!  We alternated between a cobweb antenna 10 feet off the ground and a ground
mounted 14 AVQ vertical.  It was fun seeing familiar and new contest call signs.  Seasons greetings!

Checklog. Good contest.

what fun! it sure is nice to have 10 meters open. for me in southern
florida it sure seemed like every ham on colorado was on .thanks to
all who took the time to work a qrp station. i was able to even work
about 30 min cq-ing 73 ks4gw

For the info of the FT8 haters 10 meters has been open since
Aug. world wide but only during contests do we know its open
on CW and SSB.  Anyway big improvement this year noticed.

Casual operating just for fun.

3 WATTS WITH A RAINY WET LADDER LINE!

Better conditions after a few tough years, but CW is getting way too fast.

It's great to see 10m open again, though of course from up here
propagation was pretty selective - I worked more guys in MN I
think than anywhere else!  As always happens with this contest,
pre-holidays activities conflicted a bit, but still managed to
get in a few hours.  Thanks for all the Q's!

Difficult conditions. Heard a few more stations, but most of them
very weak.

op. LU1HO SERGIO

VY GUD CONDX on Saturday, mild to bad for F5 on Sunday, rates
greatly differ between both days. Thank you for the operators
that took the patience to pull me out of the noise. See ya all
next year! 73 de Pedro LU7DZ/LT7D

100 W, 2-ELE DELTA LOOP

73!

Rig: FT-100D   100 W
Ant: OB16-3

M0IPU/YO3FCA nodes. DXspider: dxs.ddns.net:7300, AR-Cluster6: arc6.ddns.net:7373, CC-Cluster:
dxnode.ddns.net:8888

I enjoyed my time on 10M with my simple station of 100W and a 20M long
End-Fed wire. Great fun

M0XTX_ARRL10M2022

CALL SIGN M0NVK contest call M1F

First time entry, with not the best antenna for 10m (80m FD4), but enjoyed getting some new ones for
10m in the log. Interesting propagation as is usual for 10.

75 watts to half-wave vertical. Only part-time effort but lots of fun

A quick hour at the right time to ensure my American friends get some action from GM

Conditions far better than in 2021. Nice to see F2 on 10. I operated "fixed mobile" CW from our land
north of Lawrence in Jefferson County. The initial plan was to use a 3 element yagi -- but didn't
get it up due to inclement weather and caring for special needs grandchild. NO electrical noise at
all at the site. Very quiet. 10 was busy and between F2 and backscatter the band was full. It was
freezing Sunday morning with the trees covered with ice. 

Open to Europe - yea! But slim pickings. Logged M2G, MM1E, PI�?COM TM6M, EI7M, EA7X, and CT9ABO for
WAC. Filled in some DX including some Hawaiians, CO8NMN, PJ4LL, CX5A, HK1MW, etc. Interesting to
hear the F2 skip zone. Maine, NH, RI, VY2 were in it loud to eastern Kansas, just west NY, CT, and
NJ were heard only via backscatter.  Backscatter was workable at times, even with my limited set up.
I logged K5DB AR, K0SN MN, W0BH KS, N8OO LA, WD0T SD, K5PI TX,  etc. Found EA8OM up around 28.100
MHz all alone calling CQ without any callers. One call and in the log! Operated again Sunday
afternoon around 4 pm. Worked a few JA stations, VK, CX, LU and stateside. That was it.  All
contacts were "hand-made CW." Used a hand key and logged on paper.

I went to the field to experiment with a couple of wire antenna's.  The 10 meter contest was fun to
dabble with while experimenting with a 5/8 wavelength ground-mounted vertical and a dipole at 35
feet.  I didn't hear much difference between the two antennas.  For this contest, I think the
vertical might be the winner because of the single support (tree) setup.  The dipole needed two
trees.  The rig was an IC-703+.  The tuner was an Icom AH-4.  The battery was an 18 Amp-hour AGM.

K3/KPA500
hex @ 30'

Not a lot of time available, but this will be a special one for me anyway.

First and last few contacts S&P. Things were active but there was plenty of
room to call CQ so I did, first time running in a cw contest. S&P at the end
once my time ran out and my running rate had essentially stopped, but running
was the focus, awesome experience.

Running went very well, year of daily practice paid off, had an absolute blast.

Blew up a radio and computer and still had fun.

First time operating this event since 1979!  I had a blast!

Great openings to EU and West Coast.

10M provided a nice schedule of openings this weekend ! What a great way to get back into contesting
after about 25 year break.  I give thanks to all the big gun stations with good receive performance
and I guess lots of aluminum so that my little signal could be heard.

16TH ARRL 10M CONTEST

Worthwhile with what little time I had.

Loved this contest!!!

TOTAL S&P WITH LOW POWER AND INVERTED V AT 65'

Fun chance to work some DX on my favorite mode with an extremely limited setup!

This was a fun net to particpate in during a weekend snowstorm.

I was hoping to put in a more serious effort, but circumstances got in the way.  At least I got to
hand out "My first MS!" to several.  Look for me in the January ARRL VHF Contest!

5/2020

Had fun in very part-time effort.
Pleased to get over 50 countries in 3 hours.

2022 ARRL 10 Meter Contest

Light participation but fun.

Only operated from approx. 1800Z to 2100Z on Sunday, 11 Dec. Except for Prince
Edward Island , all QSOs were with stations to the west of SC. Even
with the short air time, was still fun to see how many stations I
could work with QRP/CW. Had multiple QSOs with AZ, CO and UT.

Fun time both days     phone and cw     good openings   too close for some
states

Thanks to all who heard me pounce. My cw is slowly improving. Next year I hope my skill is up to
trying a few runs.

Worked the contest /M from the beach in Galveston, Texas.  IC-7200, AH-730, 4m whip.

Had a fantastic time in the contest and enjoyed making all the global contacts, will certainly do it
again. The band conditions were great from Russia to South America and Australia no problems at all,
even worked several QRP stations to include a station from Colorado that was using 100 mw and was a
real 58 in Virginia.

Thanks for sponsoring this event.
73

Frank Sellers N6AQ

Ran QRP, just ONE HALF WATT to a 20-Foot End-Fed Wire,
thrown into a tree out my window. Not as much DX as
I might have hoped, but lots of activity. Pure CW fun!
Tnx for the QSOn. GO ARIZONA OUTLAWS!
-73- John N6HI

I used my balcony horizontal, extended Hustler mobile antenna with a 15m resonator attached to it
with shortened stinger that had two SWR dips, one of which landed at 28.1 MHz with an SWR of 1.1. It
worked great! Only a small handful of stations I called (using S & P) could not hear me.

My furthest contacts included much of the East Coast, Brazil, Hawaii and Alaska.

This is the second time I've ever worked 10-meter CW, the first time being the California QSP Party
last October 2, during which I made 53 (of 497) CW contacts on 10 meters using that same antenna.

Operated from my Jeep - also a POTA activation of K-3475. Propagation over the Pacific was great
from the beach.

Nice to see Solar Flux above 140 for this contest.  Rain static and
some very weak signals made for tough going at times.

Glad to see 10 meters open, had a great time .

Despite spending all of my time for the past 5 months in working to
get our house repaired after a water line leak, I did manage to spend
a few minutes on this contest!

It has been a long time since I could run JA on 10M like that.
Next year will we be able to run Europe

Icom IC-7300, Heil Pro Micro Headset,and a ZS6BKW flattop up 50 feet, running N-S. Limited Op time
and multiple computer crashes during some good runs really hurt my score. Was happy to work India,
but 5 Land was dead to me. The band went dead abruptly on Saturday evening, but I still had some
great runs Saturday and Sunday with my single wire antenna and 100 watts. Thanks to all who worked
me! November Seven Many Zebras Walking.

Excellent propagation conditions from SFL this year. Able to work many parts
of EU and SA plus most of US & Canada and HI and AK. On Saturday, 10m was active
till well after sunset. My score was the best I've had in the past 10 years.
Best DX for me was P3X in Cyprus. Xcvr: KX3 @ 5w plus PX3.
ANT: 80-10m EFHW up about 35 ft. SW: SkookumLogger. Season's greetings to all! 72.

Thanks to all who participated!

Thank you for hosting another interesting contest. It was nice to see some activity on ten meters
for a change. We were able to make contacts until about 9:00 P.M. local here in Oregon.Sorry I was
not able to be more active. I hope to be more active next year.

73,

Steve N7VS

lots of power line QRN, power failed Saturday morning for 30 minutes

Was surprising to hear signals above 28.600 Mc.
Band turned off Saturday evening like a light switch was flipped.
Met new friends and old, had a great time!

Had a blast! The old Ten Tec Omni VI+ worked like a champ. Antenna is a Mosley TA-33 Jr.

Well that was fun! It's been too long a while since there has been
this much activity on 10m for this contest. Very glad I was able to
get on for a bit Friday night and work some Es around the US. Even
some scatter Friday night and Sunday to help get some state pick ups
for 10m WAS in TN. Starting all over again can be fun! The 6BTV played
well as expected with low power and only a few radials. Kept me in the
chair as much as I had time for. Missed a lot of Saturday prime time.
Tis the season y'all know! 73 Gene, N9TF Clarksville, TN.

5 hours, mostly in half-hour blocks, IC-7300 to CW160 wire up 25 feet.

GOOD TO SEE 10 m COME BACK

I love this contest!

If you are a contester, nothing stops you! My tower was laying down, awaiting the rotor being fixed
up after a lightning strike, so my Force 12 Yagi was pointing up, and the reflector sitting on the
ground, I used it this way to work the contest. It was a cloud warmer BUT IT WORKED! Ya gotta do
what ya gotta do!! 73,  Bob, NF7E

I had fun... once again. Didn't hear much from Europe or Asia. I
really need another Yagi. Next year!

Very good that 10 meters was open much of the weekend, as it makes
working QRP a lot more fun.  Pete, NO2D

One of my favorite contests! Had a blast!
73, Will, NQ2W

Wow! First time I see 10 meters that crowded! Thank you all! It
was fun to try new to me band

Excellent conditions - especially Sunday. Had trouble with my LAN disconnecting in the middle of
QSOs - my apologies to all who wondered where I went. The RemoteHamRadio station in Eastport, Maine
worked fantastic and is waaay better than my ability. But is was a ton of fun running for a bit on
Sunday. Got my pile-up fix Ha Ha. Thanks for all the Q's. Happy Holidays!
73,
Ron  N6EE
aka NW2P

I think this was my mys first "serious" ARRL 10m contest..
Expectations were high but the conditions were a small
disappointment. The openings to JA and USA were short and
weak both days and the band closed early.. On Sunday
afternoon there was a kind of aurora opening to the U.S.
but not many stations could hear me.
Thanks for the QSOs!
(Sri serial number 001 was sent twice due a PC problem)

TS-590 95W  BTV-5 GP

Having just fun on this great single band contest! Daylight here in Scandinavia now about 5 hours 15
minutes, band was open for DX. I did work a lot of over 10000km qsos to South America and Australia,
but not even single North America station, even the distance from here is about only 6000km.

No contacts with Russia and Byelorussia was made...

FT1000MP MarkV, PA Acom1010-500W, 6 el. yagi

worked only US stations

FT-710, 1000 Watts, HB9CV

IC-7300 | 90 W | endfed wire 24m long @ 8m agl | 73!

My rig: IC706  70W, ant. dipole on balcon at 2nd floor

Rig[s]IC-7600-100W,Antena[s]3el.YAGI

TNX, 73!

QRP SDR HF TCVR

FT-2000   Dipole

Good propagation this year

The propagation was good but I had not much time to
work in the contest.  So I have not many qso, but I
could work some fine DX stations.
I enjoyed the contest.
Till next year.  73 Leon  ON5LWL

ARRL 10m contest

Vacation style effort.
Ten did well, I think mine and everyone's expections were higher!

RIG: YAESU-FT817, 5 WATT IN SSB
ANTENNAS: SLOPING DELTA LOOP / WINDOM AS INV. VEE

Hard to operate with only 2 x 20 m dipole and tuner due to
problem with beam tower. Hope to be back next time.

Using a FTdx3000 with an AIRSPY HF+ connected at the FTdx3000 RF OUT, feeding N1MM Spectrum Window
worked very well indeed. Antenna 2x16m doublet / 12m open feeders. 
10m propagation was a bit down compared to CQWWCW-2022.

No EU short skip to speak off, except LZ on Sunday.

73,
Roelof, pa0rdt

Nice to find so much USA stations in CW

Here at home, i have only a GPA 404 10/15/20/40 and a dipole, power is 400w, unfortunately, the
condx on Sunday was not as good as Saturday anyway, i enjoyed it, dam good to see that 10 meters is
getting used by us and not unqualified users.

Nice 10 meters was open !
100W in open line dipole.
Inverted V.

RIG: ICOM IC-7400
PWR: 100 W
ANT: 6-BANDS HEX-BEAM HOMEMADE AND HY-GAIN VERTICAL AV-640

Participated in this ARRL 10m contest for the first time,
it was a nice contest.
A contest on only one band is new to me, but I  liked it.
Also nice that the conditions were good, I was able to
make nice QSO's thanks to all the stations who did
answer my sometimes weak signals.
My tranceiver: Icom IC-7200 with a vertical antenna.

Tnx all QSO, 73 PE2K

Used equiupment: Yaesu FT-991a (100watt) and 12-AVQ vertical

Fair conditions on Saturday, but Sunday was not as good (activity
seemed to be less as well). Difficult to raise a pile up and the
short daylight has its toll ... Nevertheless had fun once again
on 10m after all these years ! Thanks for calling.

nice condx. Great echo's and pings.

I lost rig control after a power failure and it took me a long
time to realise, so many of the frequencies are shown as 28000
instead of the correct frequency. I apologise for this.
73, Steve, PJ4DX

WORK WITH FIELD MODE, GENERATOR AND A LOT OFF FUN

I dedicate the ARRL 10 M in posthumous tribute to my friend
Rodrigo PY2KC

CABREUVADX

in memorian of PY2KC, SK a week b4 the contest

This contest was in memoriam of Rodrigo Tarikan PY2KC that pass away. Was listening to him at ZW5B
that i learned how to managed pileup.
RIP PY2KC

CDR GROUP

45watts and a 3 ele yagi

Tkanks Big 73 TU

POTA PY-0767

CDR GROUP

TKS TFB test. I see You next year.

Tnx!

TNX 73!

TNX 73!

ICOM-718, 100Wt. Ant. Rectangular Loop,160m.  All band.10m.up

Good! A piece of wire outside the window on a short fishihg rod with 20watts)) GL,73

TNX 73!

TNX 73!

RIG(s): IC756PRO3; ANTENNA(s): GP

73! RDA YN-06

TNX!

Icom IC-7600

RIG(s): TS590; ANTENNA(s): 2 EL YAGI

73!

Yaesu FT-450, dipole
I declare that all contest rules and all the rules and regulations for
amateur radio operations in my country have been observed and adhered to.
I accept the decisions of the Contest Committee.

IC756PROIII, Delta Loop 160
73!

73!

APPEND73!

73!

Nice Contest! 73!!!

73!

Tnx 73

Very GOOD prop in this year!!

TNX, 73!

73!

73!

IC756PRO3 100w  XL222 35m up
73!

TNX 73!

TX 5Watts, ant - Magloop indoor

SO1R; TX FT-450D 100 w; ANT: YAGI-2el, W3DZZ

TNX 73!

TNX  73

It is necessary to thank UI8U Alexander for the opportunity to use his antennas and his hospitality.

73!

RIG(s): IC7600; ANTENNA(s): 6 EL YAGI

10m, 15m, 20m - GP up 30m
40m, 80m - Delta loop, LW up 30m
fider -25m

TCVR - FT1000, 100w
Kamen- na-Obi, RDA AL-27

One hour operating time, hear you next year. 73's from Janez
S51DX.

S53JPQ@JN75RX, 400mASL
FTdx101, ACOM2000A, OB17-4

rig-ic746 ; pwr-100W ; ant-GP

LOG FOR CONTROL

LOC: JO73gw   IOTA EU-132

IC 735 100 W

check log

3 ELE YAGI ANTENNA

73

73

TNX 73

IC-7600, 7 EL 3 BAND YAGI (HOME MADE)

Oh at last!!! 10 meter band open for real long haul DXing woooo!!!

QSL MANAGER  VE7BV

TRCVR: FT-2000, ANT: DELTA LOOP 84 M

TNX!73!

RIG: FT-2000 POWER 5W; ANTENNAS: SPIDER.

ICOM-718,ANT-LW 80M,INV VEE

TNX & 73!

TNX es 73!

TS-690S
PA=90wtts
ANT=1ele Delta Loop

Transceiver - TS-870S (100 Watts)
Antenna - Hustler 4-BTV

TS-870 Dipoles

ua9xo

TNX 73!

73!

TNX/73!

uv5evp@ukr.net

TNX 73!

ICOM-718

ICOM-718

73!  Glory to Ukraine!

Great 10m Contest , difficult from V5 AF on QRP power

Great openings to North America. Missed only KL7.
My setup is an ICOM IC-7300, ACOM 1010 and a Spiderbeam with armstrong rotator. I have always to
walk into the field for turning the antenna but not at nighttime due to snakes and a lot of
scorpions around.

K3, vertical.

QSO Count=259

Location: ON RAC/ARRL Location: ONE - My first ARRL 10m Contest submission.

Licenced in 2020. Started studying CW in March 2021. Flexradio
6600, Hexbeam, 135ft EFW and ZF43GP were used during this contest.

COMOX VALLEY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB

Lots of fun, highlight when ZL & KH6 called!!

Hi there.
I must say that for a first in SSB, I did well, because it is a first for me that I have
participated in Voice since my license. usually, I work on HF in digital and CW. I enjoyed my
experience and I hope to continue to participate in different contests in this mode. looking forward
to contacting you on HF. Alain VE2ZWA 73

QRP, ROOKIE, NON-ASSISTED

First contest with the new antenna install, hope it works well!
It did work great! Thanks everyone for a fun couple days! 73 de
VE3LRL

Had a wonderful time. First time for WAS in a single contest.
Next year, I'll try to add DC!

Family obligations have a way of affecting contest operations.

Always fun to compare with 160m on previous weekend

Vertical antenna clamped to a fence in back yard in down town city
location.
limited time to operate.  and 5 watts power   but made few good qsos
band little bit opened up  solar activity about 116 i think.

VE4DL AT THE CONTROLS

Wind wrecked my beam. Hung a wire from a grain auger.  Worked ok.

ARRL 10 meter contests are the only time I get to be the guy everybody is calling in a pile up

With  the band open into many DX locations, This years Ten Meter
contest was a lot of fun. Radios used FTdx-10 and a vintage
IC-720A for a few on ssb

Great conditions, with wall to wall SSB from 28.3 to 28.55 most of the time, making a royal
challenge to find somewhere to run. With just a single DX QSO in the southern hemisphere (PX2A was
worked backscatter peaking over the USA !).

A summary of multiplier below:

STATE	QSO's		Country	QSO's
CA 	55		JA  	149
TX 	19		Ru	26
AZ 	14		DL  	21
MN 	13		PA  	20
OH 	13		VK  	20
NV 	11		YB  	16
CO 	9		B  	15
HI 	9		SN  	13
TN 	9		I  	11
IL 	8		OH  	8
NY 	8		DU  	7
WA 	8		EA  	7
IN 	7		G  	7
VA 	6		OK  	6
LA 	5		OZ  	6
OR 	5		S5  	6
SC 	5		F  	5
CT 	4		ON  	4
FL 	4		VR  	4
ID 	4		HL  	3
KY 	4		OL  	3
MA 	4		UP  	3
MD 	4		ZL  	3
GA 	3		HA  	2
ME 	3		LZ  	2
MI 	3		OE  	2
MS 	3		YT  	2
NH 	3		SM  	2
NJ 	3		4U1  	1
ON 	3		5B  	1
PA 	3		9M6  	1
AK 	2		BU  	1
AL 	2		CT  	1
AR 	2		E5  	1
GTO 	2		E7  	1
IA 	2		ES  	1
MT 	2		EW  	1
NC 	2		FW  	1
NM 	2		GM  	1
SK 	2		HG  	1
WI 	2		HS  	1
BAC 	1		HZ  	1
BC 	1		LA  	1
CAM 	1		PJ4  	1
CHH 	1		PY  	1
COL 	1		SV  	1
DC 	1		TA  	1
EMX 	1		TI  	1
KS 	1		UY  	1
MO 	1		VU  	1
NE 	1		Z3  	1
OK 	1		ZF  	1
UT 	1			
VT 	1			
WV 	1

Used  "SD"  by EI5DI worked very FB

It was fun working QRP. Worked JH4UTP using
100 milliwatts power output.

Nice change in propagation compared to the last few years, although
Sunday morning (eastern VK) was a bit dry.  Propagation within EU
and NA sounded "a bit too good" as I could hear stations over there
working each other but they couldn't hear me over their local QRM.
Some highlights: working LU (hadn't done that on 10m in a few
years), JT, 9H and 9N!  Thanks to the contest managers for yet again
running this fun contest - hope to hear you all again in 2023!

Thanks to the organisers of the competition.  10m was quite decent from VK Eastern States, I enjoyed
the comp. Good luck to all entrants.  73!

Thanks for the contest
Conditions were pretty good
Fitted some contacts around farm work.
IC-7300, FL2100B, Multiwire DiPole,
Logging: VKCL v4.15
-----------------------------

single operator Phone only QRP

Really fun contest! Used an FT818 and a vertical dipole with the bottom ~3.7m above ground.
Afterwards I feel all the more motivated to build a beam and improve my station!
Thanks for running the contest!

Decided to try CW  this year but experienced various equipment malfunctions. But had lots of fun for
the few contacts I made. Will be back next year. 73 Peter VK4ZP.

Just on now and then - openings to vk4/2 didn't extend this far south

Generally good conditions

Lots of echos on signals from europe

FT817ND, Z817, CHAMELEA MICRO-HYBRID WITH 60FT OF WIRE, ON BATTERY

(411CW + 127PH) * (74 + 46 ) = 227760 in 5:53

worked this contest for only a few hours. I have no permanent HF shack so this contest was done
mobile with Yaesu FT-891 and a Tarheel antenna.  Logging handled by N1MM software.

Rig was FTdx191 and Butternut vertical.
What a difference a few sunspots make.

12/10 - 12/11

First 10-meter contest in years.   The band was full of signals, lots of fun!

Thanks for the contacts. Tnx to the ARRL for sponsoring the
contest. 73, Dan - W1QK

FTDX10 @ 80 watts to a Par Electronics HF-28 Omni Horizontal
Antenna 20 feet high.

Best score ever in this contest, thanks to Cycle 25 coming alive.
Nice
surprises included 4U1, ZD7 and some ZLs, all easily worked with 100
Watts and a wire.

Not much time for this one after 5 full contest weekends, but wanted
to try out new antenna.  Away all day Sunday.

Been a long time gone, glad to be back even in a limited fashion. There sh
ould be an HOA restricted category ;)

Little time to contest this weekend. Missed many of the opening
apparently.  Enjoyed another CW contest!

First Timer. Had fun!

W3TB, Franklin TN

50 watts into hexbeam.

73 W4HDX

Rig:Yaesu FT 991A, Antenna: Carolina Windom 80 Special

Nice conditions. Tnx to All for the contacts. Happy Holidays. 73's, Bert

I wasn't sure how this would work but a recent lightning storm took out all my antennas. I had a
GAP-20 20-meter vertical that was not being used so I connected it up. I didn't know if it would
work on 10-meter or not but I ran low power so nothing burned up. 

I did have lots of fun and I guess I did OK. Got to get some young men over to help install new
antennas for the next contest.

73 de W4SKB

Casual as time permitted

Cycle 25 is getting there!  Wait until next year.

1st 10 meter contest!

Great time again this year. The band was open so lots of contacts.

First contest

Portable operation from Mcdowell mountain park

ARRL 10m 2022

Lots of fun in this one.  My first 10M contest, conditions were awesome.  I almost never hit a
doldrum of no new stations to work during the daylight hours, and even made some surprise contacts
after dark here when I checked in on Friday evening.

I bit the bullet and put myself out there to call CQ on CW for the first time ever, and felt like I
was mostly successful despite mangling a few exchanges.  Thanks to anyone who worked me at 13-15WPM
and gave corrections/slowed down.  

My goal was to top 100k of Friday, then Saturday it became 150k, and Sunday 200k.  Final score
recorded was 209,338.  Chasing the online scoreboard was a blast and after going to bed in 50's
Saturday night and waking to 68th after sleeping in a bit, was able to climb back up into the top 50
during the last half hour of the test.  XV1X and VR2XAN were nice surprise multipliers during the
final 7 (!) minutes of the test, as well as AL1G on Phone which gave me a new mult in the final
hour.  

Operating Period: 2022/12/10 00:34 - 2022/12/11 23:58

 Total op time (breaks > 30 min deducted): 17:40:46
 Total op time (breaks > 60 min deducted): 17:40:46

 Avg Qs/Hr (breaks > 30 min deducted): 29.8


 Total Contacts by Band and Mode:

 Band       CW   Phone     Dig   Total       %
 ----       --   -----     ---   -----     ---
   10      273     253       0     526     100
            --   -----     ---   -----     ---
 Total     273     253       0     526     100

Rookie overlay: Licensed 11-30-2021

Great fun! Thanks for the QSOs and 73, Ron (W8RU).

After reading everything that I could find about the proper format for the qso entry in CAbrillo
format.  I find that not enough information is provided.

I could not find anywhere that explained the line by line syntax required for each qso in cabrillo
format.  this took a long time by trial and error to submit this log.  using the recommended tools
even yielded errors.   I think we can do better.

at least have a format example for this contest.   thank you  Mark Williams W8YA.

EFHW resonant wire in the backyard trees at about 35 feet AGL

CLUB IS W9WWI CLARK COUNTY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB (CCARC) https://www.clarkcountyarc.org

Nice early morning openings to Europe and late afternoon openings to Asia

Great opening at the start.

Enjoyed the pipeline to Ontario the first night - glad to have
some contacts in the log!  Thanks to all who participated and 73,
Erich - W9TCV

This was an enjoyable contest.  A nice finish to
have a VY1JA  as my last QSO.  If it was you
Gerry operating  thanks.  This was my
second best effort in this contest.

I particularly enjoyed the contest this year. I wanted to prove that contacts could be made using
just 5 watts and a 1/4 wave ground plane. Also band conditions on 10 meters were very good. Rig was
Yaesu FT-818ND and my antenna was a Larsen mag mount on a 12" x 12" metal drawer insert with an NMO
QBase to which I attached a 1/4 wave wire. The ground plane was the reinforced concrete on the floor
of my terrace. No tuner or balun used.

Had fun and more than doubled my totals from 2021!

During daylight, band was popping. Aside from DX, worked Hawaii and Oklahoma twice and North Dakota
once. What more could you ask? Best thing about single band contests is you know where everybody is.
Otherwise there is always the fear of missing out (FOMO). If I'm on 20, maybe there is more activity
on 40, better retune; or maybe 15 has more DX that I'm missing, etc. Drive yourself crazy. In the 10
and 160 meter contests, there is total peace of mind.

Ten meter band propagation was delitefull

Op from NA-092, North Padre Is., 100w and a dipole on the balcony at
60ft.Conditions were most excellent with the band open until 0500z on Friday
night, and open before sunrise on Sat and Sun morning. 37 dxcc and 51
states/prov.

Thanks for the Q's
73,Rich WA5LFD

I wasn't going to participate more than a few hours but ended up
purchasing a new HF rig on Saturday morning. When I got it home,
I put it though its paces and learned the user interface. Great
conditions each day from TX!

nice band opening late friday night helped

Just putting out points in this one.

Operated remote from Tokyo, Japan

All CW QSOs this year.  Good to hear the EU stations coming in strong. 73 Dave

I didn't go all in but I may as have.  By the second day, I was in to it and having fun..
Did mostly Run.  Took breaks and didn't care if it was less than a full hour.  I wasn't going to be
on the air for 36 hours anyway, so who cares. I don't have a competitive station on ten meters.  But
I had fun and the propagation was interesting.
Unlike 20 meter, 10 meters closed with in an hour after sunset and it didn't fully open for at least
30-45 minutes after sunrise.  With Europe going dark 5 hours ahead of me, there wasn't enough time
to build a really big Run score.  But I did my best to find a frequency and Run.

FLDIGI First Try!

Radio: IC-7300, Antenna: Chameleon EMCOMM II configured for NVIS

I enjoyed this contest a lot running QRP.  We were fortunate enough to
have a decent Sporadic-E opening right at the beginning of the contest
yielding three dozen contacts.  Europe proved to be a challenge the
next two days in the morning, but we managed to get a fair number,
including a few on SSB.  I believe that this is the first contest in
which I heard the same DX station (KP4/KO1A) via two different
propagation modes - Es one day (Friday night) and via F2 the next day
(Saturday afternoon).

almost missed this year's event!

Best QSO was working Suke, JM7OLW, for the first time at my new QTH.

Had a GREAT time! My first ARRL 10 Meter contest. Signals were great and lots of stations heard.
Cant beat it for antenna minimum antenna requirement, 16 ft long dipole at 16 ft up. Ohio had mild
temps for last minute outside antenna work. Now that we are moving toward the peak of this solar
cycle, 10 meters is really hopping! Looking forward to next year and improving on my score. Thanks
ARRL for another fun and exciting contest! 

Jeff
WB8REI

I had fun and was fairly successful. I used higher power to help
myself with
pile-ups and also my simple dipole wire antenna.  Thanks for this nice
opportunity to get on the ten meter band. I was quite happy that the
band became wide open this year - for a welcome improvement air-wave
(sun spot cycle)change.

INDOOR COBWEB ANTENNA AT 25FT AGL CAN GET QSOS.

ARRL 10m SSB Contest 12102022

Us little guns give lots of contacts to the big guns.

This was a wild reprisal of my use of the "K6T" callsign for the
10-meter contest, allowing me to run yet another triple-OP operation
from the SF East Bay (EB) section.  This was WQ6X's 3rd QRP contest.
At other times, I was a mixed-mode OP for the NX6T GiG, while running
K6T as a low power entry.
Overall, 10-meter conditions were AWEsome!  Unfortunately, there was
a NASTY local noise source that was heavily noticeable every time the
3-element Long John yagi was pointed due-east.  Luckily, the yagi always
finds a NW "pipeline" to W9--> W8--> W2--> W1, and later in
the day to JA.
I am consistently amazed at how well a Yaesu FT-2000 run at 5-watts into
a Hy-Gain 3-el monoband yagi can do on 10-meters.
Having goo Space-WX conditions the entire weekend made QUITE a difference.

Read all about this triple-OP exercise soon at: http://WQ6X.Blogspot.com

It's alive! Great to hear you all again. Thanks to all who heard my 5 watts. Patience is truly a
grand virtue.73

This is my first contest, hope i didnt mess up much.

This was an exhilerating contest, search n pouncing everything i could hear. I was just using a
couple of 11m firesticks 10ft off the ground, rretuned to 10m aand was very surprised at how well i
did with them.

time to get a decent 10m antenna i think

Amazing how band drops out at ~2300Z

Propagation "knew" when the contest ended.

I am very happy to participate in the contest

ADIF MASTER

SEGUNDO LOG ENVIADO CORREGIDO A  SOLO FONIA NO MIXTO

Thank you ARRL 10 M Contest My Log is chex log only TNK 73 and GL

Very happy to be able to participate in the ARRL 10-Meter Contest. Greetings of success always for
the committee ... 73

IC7100

TS2000  100 W  + R8

Glad to find 10m open again.
Good activity, despite no Es opening
lot of backscatter and fine receiver/op
helped to improve my score.
F2 only over 2500Km, lot of JA, UA9...
21 NA, no Oceania.
Setup: 90W from FT991A /sloping 41m wire
Downtown location, NO take off at all.
 Happy Hollydays and good health, 73 Szigy

TNX QSO's!

RIG: KENWOOD TS-450SAT 100 W; ANT: FD4

FT-857D and Sloper Antenna.

FT450 D 100W
ANT HEX BEAM

Check Log

Waohhhhh I had a lot of fun at my first official ARRL contest. I made all my contacts by hand and
then a great friend YV5RAB Tony helped me digitize them. I thank the American Radio Relay League
(ARRL) for promoting these challenges. They will see me more often in all of them.

QRP is not easy need patience on both sides mostly of time was S&P
and need call several time to get a complete a QSO, all contacts
where with ELAD FDM DUO 5W to R7 vertical, tks to all for their
patience, see again next year for sure 73 to all

CHECKLOG

Despite some problems I had with the antenna, I really enjoyed
the contest and the good behavior of all the contestants.

Pile-Ups on both days and poor conditions on Sunday
made it difficult to copy reports at times especially
from EU countries. It was definately a challenge under
those conditions. However, the contest was enjoyable.

Great to have 10m waking up again! Thanks to everyone who
took the trouble to work me, and I look forward to seeing
you all next year.

Operation from a public park in Ciudad
del Este with kx2 and wires to a tree

PY1SAD