Great stuff!  My 40 dipole doesn't work very well.  80, 20, 15 and 
10 are the bands where I have real antennas.  Your signal wasn't very 
strong, but copiable enough, and thanks for Mississippi.  I worked N4OGW on 
a band or two.  Didn't happen to hear Tom.  Also worked Bill, K4LTA, a blind 
contester from Tennesssee.  All QSOs were logged using N1MM Logger Plus beta 
AND Window-Eyes 8.4.
I had 284 QSOs and 110 multipliers, for a score of 31,240 in 4 hours, 23 
minutes.  I haven't put this much effort into an NAQP for a long time.  I 
can remember when they were CD QSO parties, limited to ARRL appointees.
73,


Lloyd Rasmussen, W3IUU, Kensington, MD
http://lras.home.sprynet.com
-----Original Message----- 
From: Mike Duke, K5XU
Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2014 8:13 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: MY NAQP Results

Lloyd,

It was good to work you on 40 last night.

You had a good signal down here, as did Tom a few contacts after you.

Since Kathleen had to get up at 4 AM to go to work today, I threw in
the towel at 10:45 PM my time.

My total is 301 contacts, with a point total of just over 39 thousand.

I made 101 contacts on 40 meters, which was my best band as far as the
number of contacts.

My other highlights include working KI1U on all bands accept for 80
meters, getting Idaho on 3 bands, Alaska on 20, Hawaii on 15, and
Alabama on 10 meters.

And, in the "that really takes talent" department, I did not work my own 
state.

I also heard Dave, W7OQ, from the list, but we were both in hunt and
pounce mode at the time, so I was not able to work him.

This one is probably my favorite contest. It doesn't kill an entire
weekend, and the playing field is as level as possible, with the only
edge going to someone with a better antenna.

-- 
Mike Duke, K5XU