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    Radio Society of Great Britain. Official HF. Contest Results.

    Results - 80m Club Championships 2007

    Individual Sessions - 5th FEB SSB

    Low Section.
    Posn. Callsign QSOs
    Score
    Club
    1 GM0ELP 122 100 Mid Lanark ARS
    2 GM3ZBE 110 90 De Montfort University ARS
    3 G3UJE 90 74 Stockport Radio Society
    4 G3ORY 89 73 De Montfort University ARS
    5 G3ZVW 87 71 Bristol Contest Group
    6 G4BUO 83 68 Cray Valley RS
    7 G0AAA 82 67 Three A's Contest Group
    8 G0KYS 74 61 Torbay ARS
    9 G3LHJ 72 59 Torbay ARS
    10 MM0GPZ 72 59 Mid Lanark ARS
    11 M0GHQ 71 58 Christchurch ARS
    12 GJ4CBQ 69 57 Jersey Amateur Radio Society
    13 PA1WLB 67 55 No Club
    14 G4WBV 67 55 Bristol Contest Group
    15 G3YIQ 63 52 Bristol Contest Group
    16 LY3BA 57 47 Ktu RC
    17 G0VJG 56 46 Cray Valley Radio Society
    18 G3VCA 54 44 RAF Waddington ARC
    19 PG7V 54 44 No Club
    20 G4RCG 52 43 North Wakefield RC
    21 DF0T 52 43 No Club
    22 G3SVD 53 43 Newbury & District ARS
    23 G8FMJ/P 49 40 Worthing & District Amateur Radio Club
    24 G3SNU 48 39 Torbay ARS
    25 G3TKF 47 39 Bristol Contest Group
    26 G3SWC 42 34 Horsham Amateur Radio Club
    27 M0WLF 40 33 Bristol Contest Group
    28 G3NPF 39 32 Horsham Amateur Radio Club
    29 G7VRK 39 32 Bittern Dx Group
    30 G4NOK 38 31 North Wakefield RC
    31 GW4BLE 37 30 Three A's Contest Group
    32 G3WHK 36 30 Sutton & Cheam Radio Society
    33 MJ0JER 36 30 Jersey Amateur Radio Society
    34 G4TPO 36 30 Horsham Amateur Radio Club
    35 G3KLH 35 29 Newbury & District ARS
    36 G7SHG 34 28 RAF Waddington ARC
    37 G0MTN 31 25 Wythall Radio Club
    38 G4FNL 31 25 Worthing & District Amateur Radio Club
    39 G0VQR 31 25 Reading & District ARC
    40 G3PDH 31 25 Norfolk Amateur Radio Club
    41 G3LDI 30 25 Norfolk Amateur Radio Club
    42 M0DDT 30 25 Newbury & District ARS
    43 G3RSD 30 25 Grimsby ARS
    44 GW0ETF 31 25 Dragon Amateur Radio Club
    45 M1ACB 30 25 De Montfort University ARS
    46 M3RTN 29 24 Torbay ARS
    47 G4BYG 29 24 Grimsby ARS
    48 G4EBK 29 24 Grimsby ARS
    49 G4IRN 28 23 Three A's Contest Group
    50 2E0TJX 28 23 Sheffield Amateur Radio Club
    51 G3LIK 28 23 Horndean & District ARC
    52 G4DBL 27 22 Cray Valley Radio Society
    53 G3YHV 26 21 Bristol Contest Group
    54 G3KNU 25 20 Scunthorpe Steel ARC
    55 G0UIQ 24 20 Bittern Dx Group
    56 G6IQL 24 20 Bittern Dx Group
    57 G0AJJ 25 20 Bittern Dx Group
    58 G4FQR 22 18 Horsham Amateur Radio Club
    59 M0AJT 22 18 Grimsby ARS
    60 MW5HOC 21 17 Wythall Radio Club
    61 G0WWD 21 17 Torbay ARS
    62 G0EYR 21 17 Taunton & District ARC
    63 G4FAL 21 17 Sheffield Amateur Radio Club
    64 G7TWC 21 17 Hadley Wood Contest Group
    65 G3RHH 21 17 Christchurch ARS
    66 M0EDY 19 16 Torbay ARS
    67 G3WNI 19 16 Taunton & District ARC
    68 G3PHO 20 16 Sheffield Amateur Radio Club
    69 M0GAV 20 16 Sheffield Amateur Radio Club
    70 G0DWV 19 16 Norfolk Amateur Radio Club
    71 G3ZGC 20 16 Newbury & District ARS
    72 G4LRP 20 16 Horsham Amateur Radio Club
    73 G3PYC 20 16 Horsham Amateur Radio Club
    74 G8CUL 19 16 Harwell ARS
    75 G0GDU 20 16 Grimsby ARS
    76 2E0NCG 19 16 Bittern Dx Group
    77 G0HDV 18 15 Scunthorpe Steel ARC
    78 G3SET 18 15 RAF Waddington ARC
    79 G0FYX 18 15 Horndean & District ARC
    80 G3HRH 18 15 De Montfort University ARS
    81 G3YEC 18 15 Colchester Radio Amateurs
    82 G2BOF 17 14 Sutton & Cheam Radio Society
    83 M1EBV 17 14 Bristol Contest Group
    84 M0CES 16 13 RAF Waddington ARC
    85 GM3UCN 16 13 Lichfield ARS
    86 G3YAJ 16 13 Colchester Radio Amateurs
    87 M0MCX 15 12 Wythall Radio Club
    88 G4SLE 15 12 Worthing & District ARC
    89 G4UDU 15 12 Worthing & District Amateur Radio Club
    90 G3GHS 15 12 Torbay ARS
    91 G0PSE 15 12 Taunton & District ARC
    92 G3RRL 15 12 Scunthorpe Steel ARC
    93 G0LHZ 15 12 Reading & District ARC
    94 MM0BHX 15 12 Mid Lanark Amateur Radio Society
    95 G0WLF 15 12 Cray Valley Radio Society
    96 G4VSS 14 11 Warrington Amateur Radio Club
    97 G3DCZ 14 11 Sutton & Cheam Radio Society
    98 G4JRY 13 11 Scunthorpe Steel ARC
    99 G8YMW 13 11 RAF Waddington ARC
    100 G0EUN 14 11 RAF Waddington ARC
    101 M0RBG 13 11 North Wakefield RC
    102 G4ARN/P 13 11 Norfolk Amateur Radio Club
    103 G1WKS 13 11 No Club
    104 GM0OQV 13 11 Mid Lanark Amateur Radio Society
    105 G3RWL 14 11 Hadley Wood Contest Group
    106 GU8ITE 14 11 Guernsey Amateur Radio Society
    107 G0IIQ 14 11 Grimsby ARS
    108 G0KPZ 13 11 Cray Valley Radio Society
    109 M0SPC 14 11 Christchurch ARS
    110 G0GFQ 13 11 Bittern Dx Group
    111 M0CNP 14 11 Bittern Dx Group
    112 G3KAF 12 10 Stockport Radio Society
    113 G4DDX 12 10 Stevenage & District ARS
    114 M0FRH 12 10 Horsham Amateur Radio Club
    115 G0VYR 12 10 Farnborough & District Radio Society
    116 G3ZHE 11 9 Warrington Amateur Radio Club
    117 M1PTR 11 9 Stockport Radio Society
    118 GJ3XZE 11 9 Jersey Amateur Radio Society
    119 G0ADH 11 9 Harwell ARS
    120 G3ZRJ 11 9 Cray Valley Radio Society
    121 M0DIW 10 8 RAF Waddington ARC
    122 G3ASQ 10 8 Norfolk Amateur Radio Club
    123 M0SEL 10 8 Newbury & District ARS
    124 G0VXC 10 8 Mexborough and District Amaetuer Radio Sucety
    125 G4LPD 10 8 Grimsby ARS
    126 G4BJQ 10 8 Farnborough & District Radio Society
    127 2E0TLB 10 8 Crowborough Amateur Radio Society
    128 2E0KZC/P 10 8 Christchurch ARS
    129 G3RFX 10 8 Bristol Contest Group
    130 G3YOA 10 8 Bittern Dx Group
    131 G4WGE 9 7 Sutton & Cheam Radio Society
    132 G4OGB 8 7 Scunthorpe Steel ARC
    133 M0NEY 8 7 Scunthorpe Steel ARC
    134 G0OKF 9 7 Scunthorpe Steel ARC
    135 M0MDF 9 7 RAF Waddington ARC
    136 G0RAF 9 7 RAF Waddington ARC
    137 2E0TFX 8 7 Norfolk Amateur Radio Club
    138 G8MIA 9 7 Newbury & District ARS
    139 GM0NBM 8 7 Mid Lanark Amateur Radio Society
    140 G2AA 8 7 Leicester Radio Society
    141 G5RR 9 7 Hucknall Rolls-royce Amateur Radio Club
    142 G0UHM 9 7 Horndean & District Amateur Radio Club
    143 G7BRZ 8 7 Grimsby ARS
    144 G0YYY 9 7 Farnborough & District Radio Society
    145 G1NGE 9 7 Bittern Dx Group
    146 M0AEU 8 7 Basingstoke Amateur Radio Club
    147 G0ICJ 7 6 Wythall Radio Club
    148 G1DVA 7 6 Warrington Amateur Radio Club
    149 G0AKF 7 6 Warrington Amateur Radio Club
    150 M0EGN 7 6 Reading & District ARC
    151 M0XIE 7 6 Reading & District ARC
    152 2E0NSC 7 6 RAF Waddington ARC
    153 2M0IVG 7 6 Mid Lanark Amateur Radio Society
    154 G3VQO 7 6 Horsham ARC
    155 G0CSV 7 6 Grimsby ARS
    156 G1OAC 7 6 Grimsby ARS
    157 G4BCA 7 6 De Montfort University Amateur Radio Society
    158 G8FMH 7 6 Basingstoke Amateur Radio Club
    159 G7UGC 6 5 Wythall Radio Club
    160 G8WQE 6 5 Warrington Amatuer Radio Club
    161 G3NFB 6 5 Warrington Amateur Radio Club
    162 M0DWQ 6 5 Warrington Amateur Radio Club
    163 2E0MJG 6 5 Sheffield Amateur Radio Club
    164 M1LMO 6 5 Scunthorpe Steel ARC
    165 G1PPA 6 5 Reading & District ARC
    166 M0LUY 6 5 RAF Waddington ARC
    167 M0OOO 6 5 RAF Waddington ARC
    168 G0UGO 6 5 Harwell ARS
    169 G4DZL 6 5 De Montfort University ARS
    170 G3FIJ 6 5 Colchester Radio Amateurs
    171 G4NKT 6 5 Bristol Contest Group
    172 2E0ZEO 5 4 Torbay ARS
    173 PA2CVD 5 4 No Club
    174 M0RHS 5 4 Christchurch ARS
    175 M0BXR 4 3 Warrington Amateur Radio Club
    176 G0MRH 4 3 Stratford-upon-avon & DRS
    177 G4ELY 4 3 Reading & District ARC
    178 2E0ZDA 4 3 Reading & District ARC
    179 G7VHS 4 3 North Wakefield RC
    180 M0JBW 4 3 North Wakefield RC
    181 G4KTI 4 3 Colchester Radio Amateurs
    182 G0NKZ 3 2 Worthing & District Amateur Radio Club
    183 M0XJP 2 2 Stevenage & District ARS
    184 M0SCG 2 2 Sands Contest Group
    185 M0HFX 2 2 North Wakefield RC
    186 M0JTI 3 2 North Wakefield Radio Club
    187 G3RVM 2 2 Newbury & District ARS
    188 G0DAY 2 2 Lichfield ARS
    189 G4HSU 3 2 Cray Valley Radio Society
    190 M0COP 1 1 Wythall Radio Club
    191 G1YNH 1 1 North Wakefield RC
    192 M3YNH 1 1 North Wakefield Radio Club
    193 G8VCN 1 1 Cambridge & District ARC

     

    M0AEU
    Real struggle didn't even make double figures!
    Many continentals on but no replies to my CQ calls
    Hardly hear any UK stations!

    M0AJT
    Long skip, so being on the coast is not good.

    M0AVN
    Condx appalling rarely been worse
    Tried Butternut - worse than end fed

    M0CES
    zilch-nothing-all so very quiet qso wise

    M0CNP
    WHAT A DISASTER. NO SIGNALS ON THE BAND AFTER 2100 EXCEPT NON CONTEST EUROPEANS.
    A PILE UP AT THE TOP END OF THE BAND DIDN'T HELP EITHER. MUST DO BETTER NEXT TIME!

    M0COP
    2 qsos and stayed on till the end!

    M0DDT
    Ugh....

    M0DWQ
    Conditions Not Good                                                    

    M0EDY
    good fun but only worked 22  band  not very good hi

    M0EGN
    Band conditions absolutly terrible

    M0ERA
    Hard work, let's hope for better conditions.

    M0FRH
    strange conditions thank to all who worked me.

    M0GAV
    Really hard work!

    M0LUY
    February live down to expectations

    M0MDF
    Band condx were lousy and almost collapsed at about
    2035hrs could only hear local stations.

    M0NKS
    Fighting S9 noise . finished at 2035 could not get anyone to hear me other than local club members apart from
    one scotsman.

    M0OOO
    February live down to expectations

    M0XIE
    Logging software hiccups and poor bands hindered me ;)

    M0XJP
    Absolutely hopeless my all time lowest score ever!
    Looking forward to better condx

    M1EBV
    Dire, dire, dire.
    I thought my aerial had fallen down :-)

    M1LMO
    SOAPBOX:     
    what a good program SD

    M1PTR
    It was something to keep us busy on a February evening. Though
    I struggled to hear inter G above the noise. As they say, 
    things can only get better! All things considered it was Good Fun.

    M3CVN
    Boy that was hard! Shared the contest with Dad M3RCV. Why can't CW go
    first?

    M3MVB
    1st time using SD and its so good
    9+40-60 of qrm very hard going

    M3POQ
    Conditions were awful

    M3RCV
    Surely there's a case for starting these in March?

    M3TBK
    awful condx
    ft1000mp 10w dipole up 70 feet

    M3WYX
    Terrible band conditions with QRM from Europe

    M3ZGC
    I tried for others but only NADARS worked.
    Absolutely terrible conditions
    I ran 10w
    Same set up as G3ZGC but lower power of course

    MM0GPZ
    Off to a flier then it died after about half an hour.
    After that somebody switched of the close propogation
    and nearly all contacts were outside the UK.
    Good fun to begin with then nothing to do for an hour.

    MW5HOC
    Band was awful but managed to get heard.
    More by luck than judgement.





    QRP Section.
    Posn. Callsign QSOs
    Score
    Club
    1 G3XSV 30 100 Bristol Contest Group
    2 M3TBK 25 83 Grimsby ARS
    3 M3CVN 18 60 Cray Valley RS
    4 G4ARI 15 50 De Montfort University ARS
    5 G4DBW 14 47 Clifton ARS
    6 G3SXW 13 43 Three A's Contest Group
    7 G3VMY 13 43 Reading & District ARC
    8 G3NLY 12 40 Lichfield ARS
    9 M0AVN 11 37 Torbay ARS
    10 G3VIP 11 37 Grimsby ARS
    11 M3WYX 11 37 Bittern Dx Group
    12 M3RCV 10 33 Cray Valley RS
    13 M3POQ 9 30 Reading & District ARC
    14 G6KWA 7 23 Cambridge & District ARC
    15 M3JWJ 6 20 Torbay ARS
    16 G0JJR/M 6 20 Sheffield Amateur Radio Club
    17 M0NDJ 4 13 Sutton & Cheam Radio Society
    18 G1YNQ 4 13 Scunthorpe Steel ARC
    19 M0NKS 3 10 Newbury & District ARS
    20 M3ZGC 2 7 Newbury & District ARS
    21 M3MVB 2 7 Cambridge & Distrist ARC
    22 M0ERA 2 7 Cambridge & District ARC

    SOAPBOX:

    2E0MJG
    Found it VERY noisy indeed.

    2E0NCG
    Condx very poor - G stations disappeared after 2030UTC
    Look forward to hopefully better condx next month!

    2E0TFX
    Very poor conditions & lots of continental stations
    which were not in the contest

    2E0TJX
    It was very crowded with mostly Continental stations
    I had great difficulty digging out the G stations
    Enjoyed it but almost lost my voice!

    2E0TLB
    poor conditions.hope the round will be better.
    hey ho lets go

    DF0T
    again a most enjoyable evening on the radio, hope to
    meet you many more times this year!
    73 Bernhard DL4CW, OP of DF0T

    G0AAA
    FT1000MP (100w version) + Dipole at 70 feet.
    Very weak G signals .. More Telepathy than Telephony

    G0ADH
    IF THIS WAS YOUR FIRST CONTEST
    DON'T WORRY - IT'S NOT USUALLY THAT BAD !!!!

    G0AJJ
    Easy logging software

    G0DAY
    OH boy the QRM was incredible for me all long skip
    worked the only stations that I could hear and they
    where my own club membersI

    G0DWV
    Lousy band conditions
    good program

    G0EUN
    The band was very quiet GB wise enjoyed it!

    G0EYR
    Band vy noisy here very poor result

    G0FYX
    Same long skip condx as last year's Feb SSB
    After first 15 minutes only able to hear mainly
    GM's and they were strong. One local G near to end.

    G0GDU
    Late start condx very noisy and most G stations very weak
    FT1000 wid 100W into W3DZZ at 26 ft

    G0GFQ
    Terrible conditions with European QRM

    G0ICJ
    easy to operate
    difficult skip conditions for inter G

    G0IIQ
    Terrible conditions

    G0JJR/M
    WHAT A RACKET!

    G0KYS
    Absolutely flying for the first 20 minutes but then
    it all died!

    G0LHZ
    No propagtion to the UK! Scotland 59 + 20db but
    anywhere else no go!!

    G0MRH
    "If you can'hear them you can't work them" so also for

    G0MTN
    No "Midlands advantage" tonight.

    G0nkz
    band condx poor
    good contest

    G0OKF
    Conditions extremely poor. Have doubts about entering
    .nil
    None

    G0PSE
    CONDX VY POOR     SD WAS FB AGN

    G0RAF
    Very Noisy
    Aerial problems didn't help either

    G0UGO
    Great night for DX!
    Conditions not good for a local contest
    Gave up after 1 hour!

    G0VXC
    first go in this contest for me

    G0VYR
    Band conditions dreadful

    G0WLF
    deliberate Slow scan

    G0WWD
    Band dropped out in the last hour
    I use SD for all my contests

    G0YYY
    Vy heavy QRM

    G1NGE
    Very hard going hopeit gets better

    G1PPA
    Some of the times are wrong for the contacts.
    Hope this is OK. Plus serial numbers went out of sequence.

    G1WKS
    worst 80m I've done.lots of qrm few stations heard

    G2AA
    hard work conditions awful

    G2BOF
    Where did all the signals go at 20:30.

    G3ASQ
    What a struggle!

    G3HRH
    Hard going.  Band died after first 30 minutes and could
    only work GMs from Cornwall.  After 60 minutes not an
    English voice to be heard.

    G3KNU
    Conditions same as last at this time long skip

    G3LHJ
    Very much the same condxs as last year - got a really
    ggod start - could not believe the pile-up and then
    all went very dead to G at 20:50 only GM's and EU
    readable - really enjoyed the pile-up from down here.

    G3LIK
    Very long skip and could only hear the GM stations with
    clarity.Always a struggle in February.

    G3NFB
    POOR PROPAGATION MADE GOING VERY TOUGH                                                                       

    G3NLY
    Dire!  Wicked QRN for most of the first half.  For the
    remainder, if I could copy such stations as there were

    G3NPF
    This was a real struggle with the worst conditions
    I have experienced for years.
    All G stations, even locals, were very weak but GMs
    and Central Europeans were 40 over 9.

    G3PDH
    Extremely poor inter-G conditions as usual for this
    first contest.

    G3PHO
    What a learning curve! Terrible inter G propagation!
    How do those stations with over 100 qsos do it?

    G3PYC
    You could only work stations to 10 miles or 300+ miles
    I fully recomend the SD logging to anyone in contests
    A guide to post contest editing also deleting of files
    that have been used for previous contests would help

    G3RHH
    Inter-G working very difficult. Strong continental QRM.

    G3RRL
    WHAT DOES PROPAGATION MEAN ???

    G3RWL
    Condx so bad I gave up after an hour. Was as bad last
    year. HFCC should reconsider starting the CC in
    February; March onwards (with an extra month added at
    the end) would be better. Or make it LF-CC and use
    160m early in the year.

    G3SET
    Worst condx I can recall on an 80m CC contest.
    UK / EU SNR very poor

    G3SNU
    skip fine 'til 2045-then last FEB. all over again!

    G3SVD
    Terrible conditions tonight, wkd more GMs and continentals than Gs. But it was a good test of
    operating skill I suppose.
    73

    G3SWC
    It made AFS seem like heaven by comparison. GMs & continentals
    all fair sigs but inter-G virtually impossible with long skip!

    G3SXW
    That was horrible. Skip far too long.

    G3TKF
    VERY noisey conditions down here in the S West

    G3UJE
    Noisy band with long skip into Europe for whole period.  From here in the North West all G/GM/GW/GJ signals were extremely weak & watery!  Signals were fine just before the contest started but UK was 'switched off' at 8pm. Think I need a beverage to pull signals through in conditions like this. Found a reasonably clear frequency and just slogged it out - real hard work! Think I enjoyed it.  Hope condx  better for the next session.

    G3VCA
    skip very long, uk stations very weak, difficult this time.

    G3VIP
    RIG IC7000 10W - DIPOLE AT 30FT
    WHAT A WASTE OF TIME

    G3VMY
    V hard going with 5w s6-9 local noise all the time.

    G3VQO
    came on late - conditions were poor - ten minutes was
    enough for me !!!

    G3WHK
    What happened to the inter G contacts. It was just as
    if somebody turned the lights off.

    G3WNI
    Difficult conditions.long  skip

    G3YAJ
    JUST SAY VERY NOISY

    G3YEC
    Horrendous (Foreign) babble.  Little G/M stations heard
    never mind worked. Hope the next one is better. Wish
    I was fluent in Dutch German Spanish Russian Danish and
    several more languages.

    G3YHV
    terrible conditions hardly a g station to be heard cos of the long skip !

    G3YOA
    Lot's of continentals making 'G' working difficult
    SD is the usual log that our group use

    G3ZGC
    Dreadful conditions.
    Initially only Locals and GD & GM coming through then just locals.
    Rig IC77%DSP set to 100w 132 ft wire up 33 ft in 55 ft garden.

    G3ZHE
    Bad Condx. Gave up at 2100. looked at Muf it was 8Mhz.
    Looked at Critical freq it was under 3Mhz. In Warrington we have to wait until late March to start scoring.
    But Good Fun 73 albert

    G3ZRJ
    WORKED ALL I HEARD BAR 3
    WHO COULDN'T HEAR ME

    G4ARN/P
    band conditions terrible

    G4BUO
    Isn't propagation fascinating?

    G4DBW
    Elecraft K2 plus homebrew amplifier 30 watts pep
    I worked all I could hear from this QTH.
    Conditions not suitable for inter G working.

    G4DDX
    awful.only long skip.the scots had the best of it. I
    gave up about 9.15 suffering a headache!!

    G4EBK
    Conditions poor from the start here, didn't
    hear any of the usual midlands,GM,GW stations.

    G4FAL
    Not much between 20 miles and 320 miles!

    G4FNL
    Propagation made this one tough for me. I also had
    terrible local S9 line noise for first hour -
    apologies for those that called which I missed

    G4FQR
    I used SD for logging - it's great.

    G4HSU
    Part of Cray Valley Radio Society entry Wire antenna end loaded, about
    15m long, 6m high 0.8m ASL

    G4IRN
    cRAP CONDITIONS.

    G4JRY
    Same as last year at this time conditions rubbish

    G4KTI
    condx diabolical *!*!*

    G4LRP
    Great Band for DX hopeless for Uk contesting !

    G4NOK
    I used SD for logging - it's great.

    G4OGB
    Condx dreadful.  Most stns heard were also S&P.

    G4RCG
    This was hard work its too early in the year for
    80m maybe should start in March not Feb
    Also heard a GX call I thought that this was not to
    be used in any contest apart from Club Calls ?

    G4SLE
    lousy conditions but GMs were very strong
    used sd thankyou

    G4TPO
    Toughest yet!!!

    G4WBV
    * HARD GOING.  SKIP LONG.

    G4WGE
    What happened to the ionosphere???? Worked 4 stations
    located within 5 miles and the rest were in Scotland!
    Abysmal!!!! Encouraged by the number of club members
    who did put in an appearance. Only hope the conditions
    won't put them off further participation.

    G5RR
    Conditions not so good on night
    Yes enjoyed using it!

    G6KWA
    Very rusty - very long skip - not good

    G7TWC
    Extrememly hard work! Pity I don't speak Russian as that became all I could hear by the end.

    G7VRK
    LONG SKIP WAS THE HARDEST ONE YET

    G8FMH
    Hard work

    G8FMJ/P
    appalling conditions virtually no short skip

    G8MIA
    Conditions were very poor for inter-G working

    G8VCN
    The conditions were dreadful after mostly long path.
    SD is well written and great fun to use. Highly Recommended.

    G8WQE
    CONDITIONS ALMOST AS BAD AS THIS TIME LAST YEAR                                             

    G8YMW
    February live down to expectations

    GM0ELP
    Well that's the first CC that I've had some nice runs in! Sussed out early that the propagation was favouring me so called CQ for the full 1.5hrs. G stns disappeared about 20:45 and from then on it was mostly Continental stns coming back. Tried to make hay while the going was good but slow going in the second half. Thanks to all who worked me. FT1000MP MkV 100W 80m Doublet at 30ft

    GM3UCN
    Propagation not too good died to G's around 2100