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Contest ARI DX INTERNATIONAL

07-08 maggio 2016  

Report by IK0EFR e IK0XBX:  Un grande impegno ha caratterizzato la partecipazione all’ARI DX Contest 2016 da parte della Sezione ARI Perugia. In particolar modo, per la categoria Multi Operator- Single TX - nominativo di Sezione IQØPG, la novità è stata rappresentata da una 3 elementi monobanda per i 40m (tnx IØSNY), issata a 22 metri di altezza, grazie al braccio meccanico messo a disposizione da Maurizio IZØVZR. Un’altra particolarità è stata la presenza di Tom SV2CLJ, eccezionale contest operator che, con le sue conoscenze ed entusiasmo ha, tra l’altro, saputo coinvolgere operatori poco abituati a gestire traffico in HF, durante tutte le 24 ore di contest. Il container di Agello, abituale luogo di partecipazione ai contest da parte della Sezione di Perugia, ha ricevuto per l’occasione la visita di molti soci; i più, mossi da curiosità, tutti magistralmente accolti e gratificati da prelibatezze culinarie preparate per l’occasione dal Presidente di Sezione IØKWX e da Francesco IØUZF....

Gli operatori di IQØPG sono stati SV2CLJ, IUØARA, IZØGVZ, IZØDBA, IØUZF, IKØEFR, IKØAZG 

Sulla pagine del server http://www.ua9qcq.com/en/results.php?lang=en&testid=139&db_yr=2016&db_mo=0 potete già vedere la classifica basata sui punteggi dichiarati; di seguito, i risultati dei “perugini”: 

MULTI ONE 

6° posto        IQ0PG          891 qso        197.616 punti 

Single Op High Mixed: 

5° posto        IK0XBX        443 qso        78.608 punti 

Single Op Low Mixed 

6° posto        IK0FUX        152 qso        12.415 punti 

Single Op High CW 

2° posto        IK0YUT        957 qso        270.549 punti 

Single Op Low CW 

20° posto      I0FSP           134 qso        5.320 punti 

Single Op High SSB 

13° posto      IZ0BVU        120 qso        9.440 punti 

15° posto      IW0SAF       109 qso        5.838 punti 

Single Op Low SSB 

6° posto        IZ0DXD        140 qso        9.912 punti 

18° posto      IK0VSY        68 qso          2.940 punti 

32° posto      IK0PUL        28 qso          966 punti 

35° posto      I0ZUG          27 qso          459 punti 

Single Op High RTTY 

4° posto        IZ0FWD        160 qso        12.154 punti 

Single Op Low RTTY 

21° posto      IK0UTM       106 qso        5.760 punti 

30° posto      IW0QO         27 qso          522 punti 

SWL 

3° posto        I0KWX         120 ascolti    7.722 punti 

Checklog

 I0ZUT           391 qso        47.187 punti

Ben 16 stazioni di Perugia hanno partecipato ed inviato il loro log, coprendo TUTTE le categorie, con 3.753 qso fatti e con un punteggio valido per la categoria di sezione di 609.496 punti dichiarati.         

Guarda foto delle attività di IQ0PG dal container di Agello-->>

IQ0PG in Contest ARI DX 2016 - Agello (PG) 

 

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