Contest Club Call – TF4X

Today, the call TF4X has been issued for use at the TF4M station.

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New Shack almost completed

One operating position is fully functional.   The shack has 4 operating positions and each position can choose any available transmit antenna through a 100 kW Strip Line Matrix Switch remotely controlled.

The remaining tasks are to install panels at each operating position to plug in bandpass filters, install wiring for remote antenna switches and power combiners, install computers at positions C and D, wire up PTT control to the Strip Line Matrix switch (to prevent the possibility of hot-switching) and build an indicator panel for the switch.

I will now concentrate on the farm work until autumn before continuing with the project.

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Shack Progress

One operating position is ready – position B which has the control unit for all antennas.   Some work remains, dressing cables, installing computers and building brackets for Bandpass Filters etc.

 

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CQ WW RTTY 2007

TF3AO, TF3PPN, TF2CT and TF3IGN operated my station in the Multi-Single category.

They made 970 contacts.

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The 2006 CQ WW RTTY DX Contest

CALL: TF4M

The object of the contest is for amateurs around the world using RTTY to contact as many

amateurs in other parts of the world as possible during the contest period.

 Multi-Op. Single Transmitter – All bands

           QSOs    Points    Zones    DX:    States    Multipliers    Score
80m:       21    44    6    15    
40m:     293    630    11    50    13
20m:     765    1809    23    62    47
15m:     111    224    5    25    
10m:       0                
Total:    1190    2707    45    152    60    257    695699

Station Description:  Yaesu FT1000MP Mark V Field, Emtron DX-2SP, Hal ST-8000
Antenna(s):              Rhombics
Operators:               Seli, TF3AO and Jon, TF3PPN

 

TF3AO and TF3PPN operating TF4M

80m Summary
Zones
14  15  16  18  20  33  

Countries
DL     EA8    EI     G      HA     LA     LY     OH     OK     OM     
S5     SP     UA9    UR     YO     

States/Provinces

40m Summary
Zones
3   4   5   9   14  15  16  17  18  20  33  

Countries
4X     5B     9A     CT3    DL     EA     EA8    EI     ER     ES     
F      G      GM     GU     GW     HA     HB     I      K      LA     
LX     LY     LZ     OE     OH     OH0    OK     OM     ON     OZ     
P4     PA     S5     SM     SP     SV     SV9    T9     TK     UA     
UA2    UA9    UN     UR     VE     YL     YO     YU     Z3     ZC4    

States/Provinces
MA   NH   NJ   NY   MD   PA   GA   NC   VA   OH   IL   NS   
ON   

20m Summary
Zones
3   4   5   8   9   10  11  12  14  15  16  17  18  19  20  
21  22  24  25  28  33  37  40  

Countries
4X     9A     9M6    BY     CN     CT3    CU     DL     EA     EA8    
EI     ER     ES     EY     F      FM     G      GM     GU     GW     
HA     HB     HB0    HC8    HZ     I      IT9    JA     K      KP4    
LA     LX     LY     LZ     OE     OH     OH0    OK     OM     ON     
OZ     P4     PA     PY     R1FJ   S5     SM     SP     SV     SV5    
T9     TF     UA     UA9    UN     UR     VE     YB     YL     YO     
YU     Z3     

States/Provinces
CT   MA   ME   NH   RI   VT   NJ   NY   DE   MD   PA   AL   
FL   GA   KY   NC   SC   TN   VA   AR   LA   MS   OK   TX   
CA   AZ   MT   OR   UT   WA   MI   OH   WV   IL   IN   WI   
CO   IA   MN   MO   NE   ND   NS   QC   ON   AB   BC   

15m Summary
Zones
14  15  16  20  39  

Countries
4X     9A     CT     DL     EA     ER     EU     F      FR     HA     
HB     I      IS     LZ     OE     OK     OM     S5     SP     SV     
T9     UA     UR     YO     YU     

Hourly QSO Rate

TF4M replacing the EU Rhombic Balun

The Balun on the EU Rhombic overheated during the contest and had to be replaced with a more robust unit.   (photo TF3AO)

 

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