Tom,

Great job.   I finished with 180, mostly S and P, although I did  call 
CQ for about an hour this morning to try and pad the log.   I didn't 
find the band to be as good last night.   Some of the stations that were 
  loud on Friday night  were way down at about the same time Saturday 
night.   I did spend some time last night playing in the VHF contest 
which wasn't very productive.

On 160, I did work KP2 last night and HK1 this morning.  Sorry you 
couldn't get the 4v from Haiti.    I think it was the first time I had 
ever heard them on 160, and I was happy to get him in the log.

I think the SSB version of this test runs at the end of Feb.  Hope to 
see you then.

73, Steve KW3A

On 1/31/2016 4:27 PM, Tom Behler wrote:
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> Well, I had a few hours last night, so put some more time in on the CQ
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> I made an additional 160 contacts, for a final total of 290 qsos.
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> A few milestones of the evening included working AC6DD from California at
> around 11 p.m. Eastern;  working two stations in Alberta, Canada;  working
> one station from Prince Edward Island, Canada;  and working XE2X from
> Mexico.  I heard Haiti very late in the evening, but couldn't break the
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> I was rather happy with my 290 QSO total, but it didn't quite break my
> record of 304 QSOS in the same contest back in January of 2013.
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> Tom Behler: KB8TYJ, Big Rapids, MI
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