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IslandHF SSB Contest Team

November 16, 2023/0 Comments/in Contesting/by Glenn Lindsey VA7HC

From its beginning the IslandHF Radio Association thought that HF contesting would be a fun activity for its members. The first contest entered by an IslandHF team for the NA SSB Sprint Contest.

The contest is unique in a couple of ways: it’s a “sprint” of just four hours. Moreover, operators can not sit on a frequency. After they have made contact, they must QSY 5 KHz.

The team score a very modest 1450 points. But it was a fun start. Here are a couple of screen captures from the 3830 Scores web site with the team members and their scores.

Number two capture.

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