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IARU UHF SHF Contest 2010 – LY2WR

Coming to VHF QTH from Vilnius (80km by road) had a lot of optimism, as Heburn Tropo Forecast looked quite promissing for the weekend.
LY2WR arrival
It was calm even on Gedanonys hilltop, 245m above sea level. About 60kg of gear, food and water to be carried up the stairs further 40 meters to LY2WR shack.
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A friendly chat with the only local TV-set owner Adomas. The next is 500m away, 2nd next 1km away.
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30 minutes to Contest, rushing to connect everything. Photo: Rytis LY4U
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Oleg LY3UE brought his TS-2000 to be used on 1296 MHz band.
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Unfortunately, tropo was just average, for 3rd year we are waiting for troposferic duct conditions to coincide with one of the large european contests.
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All in all, we are happy about the results, which are better than in 2009.Contest Report from LY2WR in KO24FO at 432 MHz
==============================================QSOs : 47
QSO-points 24616
WWLs : 38
DXCCs : 12
ODX : OE3A in JN77XX at 944 kmTop 10 QSO-points:
OE3A JN77XX 944
OK2A JO60LJ 907
DF0MTL JO61JF 867
OL3Z JN79FX 852
DM5D JO61OC 849
OK5Z JN89AK 813
DL7APV JO62JR 796
HA6W KN08FB 779
DL7ANR JO62PM 773
DL8VL JO71FG 765Contest Report from LY2WR in KO24FO at 1,3 GHz
==============================================QSOs : 12
QSO-points 2989
WWLs : 11
DXCCs : 6
ODX : SM7LCB in JO86GH at 534 kmTop 5 QSO-points:
SM7LCB JO86GH 534
RA3LE KO64AR 488
SP2WPY JO94FL 388
SP5QAT KO02LB 366
SP4MPB KO03HT 265
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See all the photos and videos from IARU U-SHF Contest 2010 @ LY2WR, including videos: SR5LHW 23cm beacon (363km); OM6A not hearing us (not to complain, we understand the QRM situation there); LY2WR inside and outside.
73 Rytis LY4U & Oleg LY3UE
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Yet another contest with very poor conditions, but because of several national Field-Days going at the same time, activity was very nice, thus the fun 🙂

The highlight was first ever LY-OK QSO on 13cm : LY2WR KO24FO – OK2KYC JN99BM 712km, 2009-July-05, 03:36UTC.

See you in next VHF contest! 73 from the team, Rytis LY4U

Contest Report from LY2WR in KO24FO at 144 MHz

Contest : Field Day
Date : 2009 Jul 04 to 2009 Jul 05
Section : Multi OP

Co-OPs : LY2VA;LY3BF;LY4U;LY8O

QSOs : 129
-invalid: 0 Points/valid QSO
-valid : 129 QSO-points (*1) : 62067 481
WWLs : 66 WWL bonus (0) : 0 0
DXCCs : 14 DXCC bonus (0) : 0 0
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Total score : 62067 481

ODX : DL0GTH in JO50JP at 1020 km

Worked World Wide Locators:
JN69: 1 JO61: 2 JO77: 1 KN29: 1 KO25: 8 KO55: 2
JN79: 1 JO62: 3 JO80: 3 KO01: 1 KO27: 1 KO59: 1
JN87: 1 JO63: 1 JO82: 1 KO04: 4 KO33: 3 KO61: 1
JN88: 2 JO64: 1 JO92: 1 KO06: 1 KO34: 1 KO64: 3
JN89: 4 JO65: 2 JO93: 1 KO11: 1 KO35: 2 KO70: 1
JN97: 1 JO70: 1 JO94: 5 KO13: 2 KO37: 2 KO71: 1
JN99: 7 JO71: 2 JO97: 1 KO14: 6 KO45: 2 KO74: 1
JO43: 1 JO72: 1 JP70: 1 KO15: 11 KO47: 1 KO75: 2
JO50: 1 JO73: 1 KN08: 1 KO20: 2 KO48: 1 KO76: 1
JO57: 1 JO74: 1 KN18: 2 KO21: 1 KO53: 1 KO83: 1
JO60: 2 JO76: 1 KN28: 1 KO24: 3 KO54: 3 KO84: 1

Worked DXCCs:
DL : 15 LY : 29 OM : 4 SM : 6 UA : 18 UR : 9
EU : 9 OE : 1 OZ : 1 SP : 14 UA2 : 4 YL : 4
HA : 2 OK : 13

Top 10 QSO-points:
DL0GTH JO50JP 1020km
DK2ZF/P JO43WJ 961km
OZ5GX JO57FJ 923km
OK1ZDA JO60NB 920km
DF0MTL JO60LK 905km
OK1KFH JN69WR 902km
UR5LX KO70WK 900km
OM8A JN87WV 875km
RW3PX KO83RJ 859km
OL3Z JN79FX 852km

Contest Report from LY2WR in KO24FO at 432 MHz

QSOs : 53
-invalid: 1 Points/valid QSO
-valid : 52 QSO-points (*1) : 18760 361
WWLs : 29 WWL bonus (0) : 0 0
DXCCs : 11 DXCC bonus (0) : 0 0
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Total score : 18760 361

ODX : DF0MTL in JO60LK at 905 km

Worked World Wide Locators:
JN79: 1 JO80: 1 KN18: 2 KO15: 3 KO33: 2 KO54: 2
JN89: 1 JO92: 1 KO04: 2 KO20: 1 KO34: 1 KO64: 1
JN99: 5 JO93: 1 KO06: 1 KO21: 1 KO35: 2 KO71: 1
JO60: 1 JO94: 2 KO13: 2 KO24: 2 KO37: 2 KO74: 1
JO70: 1 JO97: 1 KO14: 3 KO25: 7 KO45: 1

Worked DXCCs:
DL : 1 LY : 16 OM : 1 SP : 6 UA2 : 3 YL : 3
EU : 6 OK : 6 SM : 1 UA : 5 UR : 4

Top 10 QSO-points:
DF0MTL JO60LK 905km
OL3Z JN79FX 852km
RW3WR KO71IM 765km
SN7L JO70SS 736km
OL7M JO80FG 725km
OM6A JN99JC 725km
UA3XAC KO74SA 722km
OL9W JN99CL 712km
OK2KYC JN99BM 712km
OK2KCE JN89XX 678km

Contest Report from LY2WR in KO24FO at 1,3 GHz

QSOs : 15
-invalid: 0 Points/valid QSO
-valid : 15 QSO-points (*1) : 3468 231
WWLs : 10 WWL bonus (0) : 0 0
DXCCs : 7 DXCC bonus (0) : 0 0
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Total score : 3468 231

ODX : OK2KYC in JN99BM at 712 km

Worked World Wide Locators:
JN99: 1 KO03: 1 KO15: 1 KO33: 1 KO37: 1 KO64: 1
JO86: 1 KO14: 2 KO25: 4 KO35: 2

Worked DXCCs:
EU : 3 OK : 1 SM : 1 SP : 1 UA : 1 YL : 1
LY : 7

Top 10 QSO-points:
OK2KYC JN99BM 712km
SM7LCB JO86GH 534km
RA3LE KO64AR 488km
YL2GD KO37ML 358km
SP4MPB KO03HT 265km
EW1WA KO33NM 212km
EW6FS KO35LB 169km
LY2R KO15KP 154km
EU6AF KO35EC 135km
LY1KAP/P KO25VL 130km

Contest Report from LY2WR in KO24FO at 2,3 GHz

QSOs : 4
-invalid: 0 Points/valid QSO
-valid : 4 QSO-points (*1) : 1347 337
WWLs : 4 WWL bonus (0) : 0 0
DXCCs : 3 DXCC bonus (0) : 0 0
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Total score : 1347 337

ODX : OK2KYC in JN99BM at 712 km

Worked World Wide Locators:
JN99: 1 JO86: 1 KO14: 1 KO25: 1

Worked DXCCs:
LY : 2 OK : 1 SM : 1

Top 4 QSO-points:
OK2KYC JN99BM 712km
SM7LCB JO86GH 534km
LY2BAW KO25KA 54km
LY3FU KO14VS 47km

Contest Report from LY2WR in KO24FO at 10 GHz

QSOs : 1
-invalid: 0 Points/valid QSO
-valid : 1 QSO-points (*1) : 54 54
WWLs : 1 WWL bonus (0) : 0 0
DXCCs : 1 DXCC bonus (0) : 0 0
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Total score : 54 54

ODX : LY2BAW in KO25KA at 54 km

Worked World Wide Locators:
KO25: 1

Worked DXCCs:
LY : 1

Top 1 QSO-points:
LY2BAW KO25KA 54km

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ly2va.jpg The idea to join forces with LY2VA came during conversations after one of the LYAC/NAC tuesday activities. Aloyzas LY2VA (ex-UP2BBC) is one of the V/U/SHF pioneers in Lithuania and holder of many “firsts”. Photo: Aloyzas LY2VA at LY2WR Club station.
ly2wr-101.jpg We decided it should be interesting to try one of the SHF bands above 23cm during contest weekend because of enhanced station activity. LY2VA promised to build a 8-10W PA for his existing DB6NT for 13cm (2320 MHz) and he did exactly that. Photo: LY2VA 13/23/70cm, LY4U 2m
ly2wr-71.jpg So it becomes clear – the May 2/3 weekend is going to be first serious 13cm DX operation from LY, and the adrenaline levels rise… Photo: 40m high brick tower with LY2WR at the top, and commercially used steel radio tower besides.
ly2wr-61.jpg On friday afternoon the whole team of 3 (LY2VA, LY3BF, LY4U) is already at the new LY2WR KO24FO site – dominating hill in the central part of LY (240m a.s.l. + 40m brick tower). Photo: 144 MHz 11el (top), 432 MHz 20el (below)
ly2wr-111.jpg The place is also somewhat remote from any industrial activities, so the bands are relatively quiet, except for few bad insulators on nearby 110KV line.
ly2wr-81.jpg We had to extend one of the two masts to fit a 50cm dish to be used on 13cm. 2m/70cm/23cm antennas were there already. Photo: 1296 MHz loop-yagi and 2320 MHz dish at 285m a.s.l.
ly2wr-91.jpg Friday evening – we are all set. First QSO on 13cm with LY3AY (50km) 59/59 – all seem to work as expected. Starting to listen to the beacons. And indeed, as the air cools fast after sunset, temperature inversion occurs – at around 22UT ES0SHF/B on 23cm is already 599 (460 km). Unfortunately even on 70cm/2m all CQ-s go empty – everybody’s gone to bed. So do we, take a few hours break.
ly2wr-18.jpg Saturday morning 05UT – ES0SHF fading out fast, but OZ7IGY and couple of SK7 beacons on 70/23/13cm are there, desperately looking for scandinavian QSO partners on ON4KST Microwave Chat. A luck finally – Christian OZ2LD from JO54TU logs in, so we quickly QSY to 2320 MHZ and make easy QSO which is first ever LY-OZ on 13cm and new LY record for that band at 823km. See fine Christian’s station here: http://www.sitecenter.dk/oz2ld/
Photo: LY2VA in QSO with Vitalijus LY3AY on 13cm – a very new band here in LY.
ly2wr-21.jpg 14:00 saturday – the contest begins, for the first time we have 3 operators and a capability to operate 3 bands simultaneously. Even with that, every QSO is difficult – the main european activity starts about 800km away. I would like to ask SP/OK/OM and Scandinavian stations to turn antennas more often to LY – there are always few stations willing to participate in these large European contests. Photo: an HF IC-735 with 23/13cm transverters on top, 2m/70cm FT-857, ON4KST chat as an essential part of today’s VHF contesting, 2m/70cm/23cm FT-736R.
march-ctest-map-2009-ly2wr.jpg 2m highlights – two little pileups of DL stations from JO60/61/62/70/71 area at around 21-22UT, and a HA/OM pileup from JN97/98/87/88/89/KN06 around 00UT. Later a fine SSB QSO with DL0GTH for 2m ODX 1020km – the QSB went up just enough to exchange contest numbers, never heard them again. Called OE5BGN/P at 976km for about 30min but could not break the DL/OK stations wall. Relatively easy QSOs with many OK/OM mountain-top stations – thank you for not forgetting to turn antennas towards LY. Photo: QSO-map LY2WR 144 MHz from 1-st IARU subregional VHF Contest, March 2009. Taken from http://iaru.oevsv.at (where everybody can send a log now).
ly2wr-41.jpg As it most often happens, there was no inversion thus no tropo for the contest period, the long try on 13cm with Pertti OH2AXH resulted in only some traces of 13cm CW signal, impossible for QSO. Still decided to try 13cm with Ulf SM7LCB JO86GH on sunday morning. Yes! A weak CW signal comes out of noise, and 0730UT we complete a 539/519 QSO at 534km for the first ever LY-SM on 13cm band. Listen to this QSO at SM7LCB website.Photo: 13/23cm antennas and clear horizon to East for 100s of kilometers, from where only one station was QRV – EW1ST…
ly2wr-51.jpg All in all, this was one more great VHF DX and Contest weekend, looking for many more in future! LY2WR contest report is below. Thanks again to everybody for turning antennas to LY and spotting us in DX-cluster, 73 and cul! Photo: Arvydas LY3BF prepares to dismantle the 13cm dish as we pack for home after the Contest.
Contest Report from LY2WR in KO24FO at 144 MHzContest : IARU R1 2nd Subregional
Date : 2009 May 02 to 2009 May 03
Section : Multi OP
QTH : P.O.Box 927, 04013, Vilnius

Co-OPs : LY2VA;LY3BF;LY4U

TX : ft736r, 1000 W
RX : ft736r
Antenna : klm 2m11x, 45 mAGL, 285 mASL
Log : TACLog by OZ2M, 2.01, http://www.rudius.net/oz2m

QSOs : 65
-invalid: 0 Points/valid QSO
-valid : 65 QSO-points (*1) : 41917 645
WWLs : 37 WWL bonus (0) : 0 0
DXCCs : 10 DXCC bonus (0) : 0 0
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Total score : 41917 645

ODX : DL0GTH in JO50JP at 1020 km

Worked World Wide Locators:
JN79: 3 JO50: 1 JO70: 1 JO90: 1 KN06: 1 KO15: 1
JN87: 1 JO60: 3 JO71: 2 JO91: 1 KN08: 1 KO16: 1
JN88: 2 JO61: 2 JO72: 2 JO93: 1 KO01: 1 KO20: 1
JN89: 5 JO62: 4 JO73: 1 JO94: 5 KO02: 1 KO25: 2
JN97: 3 JO65: 2 JO77: 1 JO97: 1 KO11: 1 KO33: 1
JN98: 1 JO68: 1 JO81: 1 JP70: 1 KO14: 1 KO37: 1
JN99: 6

Worked DXCCs:
DL : 15 HA : 5 OK : 13 SM : 6 UR : 1 YL : 1
EU : 1 LY : 5 OM : 5 SP : 13

Top 20 QSO-points 20090502

1 DL0GTH JO50JP 1020
2 HA8V KN06HT 908
3 OK1FC JN79CP 890
4 DF0MTL JO60OM 885
5 OM8A JN87WV 875
6 HA5KDQ JN97LN 872
7 OK1RF JN79KM 864
8 OL3Z JN79FX 852
9 OK1VHF JO70EB 850
10 SK4AO JP70TO 849
11 DM7A JO60UR 843
12 HA7P JN97KW 837
13 DD0VF JO60UX 827
14 DL7AFB JO62JA 826
15 OK5Z JN89AK 813
16 DL1VDL JO61WB 812
17 HG6Z JN97WV 811
18 OM5M JN88RS 808
19 OM3KII JN88UU 790
20 DL0BLA JO62PF 785

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Contest Report from LY2WR in KO24FO at 432 MHz

Contest : IARU R1 2nd Subregional
Date : 2009 May 02 to 2009 May 03
Section : Multi OP

Co-OPs : LY2VA;LY3BF;LY4U

TX : ft736r, 20 W
RX : ft736r
Antenna : 20el, 42 mAGL, 282 mASL
Log : TACLog by OZ2M, 2.01, http://www.rudius.net/oz2m

QSOs : 13
-invalid: 0 Points/valid QSO
-valid : 13 QSO-points (*1) : 5155 397
WWLs : 11 WWL bonus (0) : 0 0
DXCCs : 8 DXCC bonus (0) : 0 0
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Total score : 5155 397

ODX : OK2KYC in JN99BM at 712 km

Worked World Wide Locators:
JN99: 2 JO91: 1 JO94: 1 KO04: 1 KO25: 2 KO37: 1
JO83: 1 JO92: 1 JO97: 1 KO20: 1 KO33: 1

Worked DXCCs:
EU : 1 OK : 2 SP : 4 UA2 : 1 UR : 1 YL : 1
LY : 2 SM : 1

Top 10 QSO-points:
OK2KYC JN99BM 712
OL9W JN99CL 712
SN7L JO91QF 507
SM1A JO97FK 488
US5WU KO20DI 473
SP2DDV JO83VE 465
SP2JYR JO92GP 447
SP2WPY JO94FL 388
YL2FZ KO37QI 356
RA2FCD KO04CW 276

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Contest Report from LY2WR in KO24FO at 1,3 GHz

Contest : IARU R1 2nd Subregional
Date : 2009 May 02 to 2009 May 03
Section : Multi OP

Co-OPs : LY2VA;LY3BF;LY4U

TX : ft736, 10 W
RX : ft736
Antenna : loop-yagi, 43 mAGL, 283 mASL
Log : TACLog by OZ2M, 2.01, http://www.rudius.net/oz2m

QSOs : 8
-invalid: 0 Points/valid QSO
-valid : 8 QSO-points (*1) : 1848 231
WWLs : 6 WWL bonus (0) : 0 0
DXCCs : 4 DXCC bonus (0) : 0 0
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Total score : 1848 231

ODX : OK2KYC in JN99BM at 712 km

Worked World Wide Locators:
JN99: 1 JO86: 1 KO03: 1 KO14: 2 KO15: 1 KO25: 2

Worked DXCCs:
LY : 5 OK : 1 SM : 1 SP : 1

Top 8 QSO-points:
OK2KYC JN99BM 712
SM7LCB JO86GH 534
SP4MPB KO03HT 265
LY2R KO15VR 133
LY2BAW KO25KA 54
LY3A KO25DB 53
LY3AY KO14XW 50
LY3FU KO14VS 47

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Contest Report from LY2WR in KO24FO at 2,3 GHz

Contest : IARU R1 2nd Subregional
Date : 2009 May 03
Section : Multi OP
: LY2VA;LY3BF;LY4U

TX : DB6NT, 8 W
RX : DB6NT
Antenna : 50cm dish, 42 mAGL, 285 mASL
Log : TACLog by OZ2M, 2.01, http://www.rudius.net/oz2m

QSOs : 2
-invalid: 0 Points/valid QSO
-valid : 2 QSO-points (*1) : 584 292
WWLs : 2 WWL bonus (0) : 0 0
DXCCs : 2 DXCC bonus (0) : 0 0
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Total score : 584 292

ODX : SM7LCB in JO86GH at 534 km

Worked World Wide Locators:
JO86: 1 KO14: 1

Worked DXCCs:
LY : 1 SM : 1

Top 2 QSO-points:
SM7LCB JO86GH 534
LY3AY KO14XW 50

73
Rytis, LY4U

Rytis, LY4U

LY2WR/P in BCC Contest 2008

ly2wr-1.jpg New LY2WR QTH is long abbandoned brick radio tower in KO24FO, 50km west from Vilnius. We did it LY2WR/P in 2008, since 2009 it is LY2WR (without /P) which means look for us in every contest!
ly2wr-2.jpg Tower itself is 40m high, which totals 280m a.s.l. for antennas – one of highest spots in LY and East Baltics
ly2wr-3.jpg Icing is not uncommon up there all winter long (280m vs average 0-50m a.s.l. in LY)
ly2wr-4.jpg Steel tower currently in commercial use, as seen from the window of the brick tower. It is shadowing some 10 degrees to South, in all other directions it is TOTALLY CLEAR for hundreds and thousands of km, as seen in next photo.
ly2wr-5.jpg Sunrise – direction UA3/UT. Dirt is not on lens, it’s windows – not cleaned for 20 years. Going outside (on the roof) is an operation done using mountaineers equipment, so we don’t have many photos from there.
ly2wr-6.jpg North view – there are no obstacles up to Helsinki and beyond. The shadow of the 40m high brick tower is visible.
ly2wr-7.jpg About 600kg of gear were carried up these stairs by LY3BF and LY4U
ly2wr-8.jpg The termometer shows temperature inside at the arrival for the BCC MS contest 2008.
ly2wr-9.jpg There was no electric power, water or heating in the top room of the tower. It was not used for about 20 years. We had to install everything ourselves.
ly2wr-10.jpg Arvydas LY3BF operating LY2WR/P on FSK441 in BCC MS Contest 2008
ly2wr-11.jpg LY2WR/P December 12 2008 – note the electric heater by LY4U’s feet. Without it we would not survive.
ly2wr-12.jpg Arvydas LY3BF preparing meal for the team of two at the improvised LY2WR/P kitchen.
ly2wr-13.jpg Rytis LY4U (ex-LY2BIL) operating the station. FT736R was driving two PA with separate antennas, additional IC728H and a 2nd laptop was used to RX 2nd antenna.
ly2wr-14.jpg And for those in doubt – no, we did not drink anything stronger than mineral water. At least until the end of contest 😉
ly2wr-15.jpg Our signal quality was a real concern because of commercial equipment nearby, so we took it seriously.
ly2wr-16.jpg Main PA had it’s own room because of a noise produced by the air blower. Stairs to the roof are visible behind.
ly2wr-17.jpg 25 year old LY2WR 600W 2m PA on 1xGU-74B lost a transformer 2nd day, and got an emergency repair.
BCC MS CONTEST 2008. Call: LY2WR/P, WW LOC: KO24FO, Category: MULTI OP, Operators: Rytis Zumbakis LY4U; Arvydas Bilinkevicius LY3BF, Mode: FSK441 only Valid QSOs: 185, Points: 555, Prefixes: 113, Total score: 62715. ODX: F4CWN JN03PO 2066km, F1RHS JN03PV 2044km, F5VHX JN04FT 2026km. DLx57, PAx20, RAx15, Ix11, Fx10, YUx8, OKx7, YOx7, S5×6, ONx6, Gx6, UTx6, LZx3, OEx3, HAx3, SMx3, SPx2, OMx2, 9Ax2, OZx2, EWx1, Z3×1, TKx1, LAx1, OHx1, SVx1
Rytis, LY4U

LY4U/P UTB Lauko diena – 2008 LY VHF FD

Ketvirtadienis

Po ilgų svarstymų pagaliau nusprendėme dėl vietos – labai viliojančiai atrodo Gedanonių kalva. Arvydas LY3BF atliko žvalgybą ir nufotografavo:
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Jau aišku kad bandysim įsikurti mūrinio bokšto viršuje. Teks dalyvauti “stacionarioje” įskaitoje nes naudosime ~220V ir pagalbines struktūras antenoms. Koks skirtumas, vistiek ekspedicija.

Penktadienis
Ryte susirenkame LY4U bute ir toliau tikriname techniką. Transiverio FT736R dažnis šokinėja sukant rankenėlę, sugaišę kokias 3 valandas pasiduodame – teks dirbti šitaip ir daugiausia ant CQ. Patikriname 2m antenos elementų ilgį pagal aprašymą – kaip ir įtarėme, ankstesnių ekspedicijų metu viskas supainiota iš dviejų KLM-2M11X antenų. Kruopščiai sužymime direktorius atitinkamu brūkšnelių skaičiumi ir pasigaminame 2 trūkstamus elementus. Abi antenos sukomplektuotos (kaip paaiškėjo vėliau, prireikė tik vienos – vertikalios poliarizacijos yagi-ui išsikelti nebeliko vietos ir laiko).

Tikriname likusią technikos dalį ir pradedame pakuotis. Laikas spaudžia. Aiškėja kad Arvydo sūnų iš darželio ims močiutė, o XYL iš darbo Vilniuje namo į Trakus važiuos autobusu. 17 val. Startuojame. Užsukam į Trakus. Vytauto gatvėje pristabdžius kažkas šaukia “tėveli” – močiutė veda LY3BF atžalą iš darželio. Pamojuojame ir varom užkąsti bei maisto į IKI. Dabar turim viską, pirmyn į contest QTH!
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Iki Gedanonių apie 5km. 145,500 FM kažkas pradeda krebždėti. Po truputį kylant aukštyn signalai auga, LY2AA su LY2CV. Pasikviečiame Kastytį ir pasigiriame iš kur bandysim dirbt. Pasirodo vieta jam puikiai žinoma ir net jis pats iš ten yra užmezgęs pirmą QSO tarp LY-SP kažkuriame iš UTB diapazonų. Tai duoda vilčių. Iki vietos 100m, LY2AA signalas jau per visą FT212 skalę. WOW.

Mus priima kaip ir buvome susitarę. Šeimininkė geru žodžiu mini Liną LY2BHP kuris iš čia dalyvavo 2001(?) lauko dienoje. Ačiū Linai kad palikai gerus įspūdžius apie radijo mėgėjus, stengsimės ir mes nepasišiukšlinti.
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Siaurais laipteliais lipame 40 metrų į viršų. Viskas apleista, balandžių š. iki kulkšnių. Elektrą teks vestis apie 30m iš apačios, nuo to ir pradedame. Arvydas pradeda gaudyti internetą. LY4U pradeda tempti viską į viršų. Apie 400kg mantos. Po 10 reisų drabužiai kiaurai šlapi. Arvydas pagaliau pagauna internetą ir padeda sutampyti likusius 200kg. Foto aparatas nulūžo, teks naudoti mobilniko 1mpix.

Šeštadienis

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Apie 02 nakties viskas viršuje, atsidarome liuką ir nusitempiame virves prie kurių rišimės patys, montuodami antenas. Arvydas eina numigti, as susirenku ir išsikeliu 2m yagi. Diapazonas pilnas švyturių: OZ4UHF 579, SK7VHF 539, OH2VHF 599, SK4MPI 519, visi žmonės miega. Kaip paaiškėjo vėliau, nuo šio momento praėjimas tik blogės, varžybų metu nei vieno iš šių švyturių nebus nė pėdsako. Aš iš tų kurie prieš varžybas užmigti negali, šūkaloju CQ. Pirmas atsako RW3LL – 59/59. Po to pasipila UA3X, UA3Y, UA3A, EW, UA1…Atsikelia Arvydas ir nugina nuo transiverio. Laikas montuoti ir kabinti likusias antenas. 6m diapazono atsisakom, ir gerai padarėm.

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Apie 16,00 beveik pasiruošę – susirišame ant 23cm su LY2BAW ir LY2AA – abu 59+40, rodos klaidų nepadarėm. Sukvailioja elektroninis raktas, teko taip ir dirbti, padaužant kumščiu. Transiveris ant šono, toks įspūdis kad dažnis mažiau šokinėja šioje padėtyje. Dangtis irgi nuimtas, kažkur dinginėja kontaktas, nebėra laiko ieškoti – kartono gabaliukas tarp korpuso ir vienos iš plokščių rodos padeda. Šokam į mašiną, nusiprausiam šiek tiek balandžių š. kaimyniniame ežeriuke, užkandam ir bėgam į viršų. 16.59.

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CQ TEST. Dar siurprizas – antenos sukiklis įsijungia nuo aukšto dažnio. Nebėra kada aiškintis, teks kiekvieną kart pasukus išjunginėti maitinimą. 2m diapazone kviečia po 2-3 LY/YL/EW stotis iš karto, nepasiduodami pailapo pagundai kiekvieną korespondentą iš karto varomės ant 70/23 cm. Sunku pasakyt ar tokia taktika pasiteisino, nes ryškiai praradom dar kažkiek egzistuojantį tropo į rytus, LY2SA tuo metu pridarė nemažai UA ant 2 metrų, kurių vėliau jau nebebuvo galima padaryti.

Sekmadienis

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Apie 3 nakties viskas rimsta. Aplinkiniai korespondentai perdirbti, pavyko nugriebti paskutinius plevenančius UA3, praėjimas galutinai pasibaigė. Prasideda super stočių iš europos gaudymas giliuose QSB. Ir taip iki varžybų pabaigos. LY4U nusminga vienai val. per 2 paras. Susipainioję pradedam šnekėti SSB telegrafiniame ruože – ačiū kažkam iš LY kad perspėjo.

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Džiugina Lietuvos stočių aktyvumas – ir portabilių ir stacionarių. Iki pat varžybų pabaigos vis nauji LY aparatiniame žurnale. Visiems ačiū už ryšius!

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17.00. Viską ardom, vėl boginam siaurais laipteliais 40 metrų žemyn ir kraunam į mašiną. Šeimininkė šypsosi ir kviečia vėl atvažiuoti. Rodos nepasišiukšlinom. 23,00 startuojam LY2BAW kryptimi. Pavargę ir labai laimingi. Balandžių š. nusiplausim jau tik namie.


LY4U/P in KO24FO at 144 MHzNumber of QSOs per WWL 20080705JN89: 1 KO14: 6 KO75: 1 ³ JN: 5
JN99: 4 KO15: 5 ³ JO: 12
JO61: 1 KO16: 1 ³ KN: 11
JO65: 1 KO20: 2 ³ KO: 74
JO71: 1 KO21: 1 ³
JO80: 1 KO24: 7 ³
JO82: 1 KO25: 12 ³
JO84: 1 KO26: 4 ³
JO93: 1 KO33: 2 ³
JO94: 5 KO34: 1 ³
KN08: 3 KO35: 3 ³
KN18: 4 KO37: 2 ³
KN19: 1 KO45: 1 ³
KN27: 1 KO47: 1 ³
KN28: 1 KO53: 1 ³
KN29: 1 KO54: 3 ³
KO02: 1 KO55: 2 ³
KO04: 4 KO64: 1 ³
KO05: 4 KO65: 1 ³
KO06: 3 KO71: 1 ³
KO13: 3 KO72: 1 ³

Number of QSOs per DXCC 20080705

DL : 2
EU : 8
HA : 2
LY : 35
OK : 5
OM : 1
SM : 1
SP : 11
UA : 11
UA2 : 6
UR : 10
YL : 9
YO : 1

Top 20 QSO-points 20080705

1 DF0MTL JO61JF 867
2 YP8A/P KN27SK 801
3 HA6W KN08FB 779
4 HA0DU KN08FB 779
5 RK3WWF KO72QG 768
6 RW3WR KO71IM 765
7 DL8VL JO71FG 765
8 OK2KJT JN99AJ 727
9 OL9W JN99CL 712
10 SK7JM JO65TM 697
11 SN6W JO80FQ 693
12 OM3VSZ KN08LS 692
13 OK2EZ JN99BS 689
14 OK2KCE JN89XX 678
15 OK2PVF JN99JQ 670
16 UW5Y KN18OP 669
17 UR7D KN18JT 655
18 UR4SWU KN28QV 638
19 UR5SB KN18UW 633
20 UA3LAR KO75DE 632

Contacts: 102 QSO-points (*1) : 34136
WWLs : 43 WWL bonus (0) : 0
DXCCs : 13 DXCC bonus (0) : 0
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Total score : 34136
ODX : DF0MTL in JO61JF at 867 km

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LY4U/P in KO24FO at 432 MHz

Number of QSOs per WWL 20080705

JN89: 1 KO45: 1 ³ JN: 2
JN99: 1 KO54: 2 ³ JO: 3
JO80: 1 KO64: 1 ³ KN: 1
JO82: 1 ³ KO: 41
JO94: 1 ³
KN18: 1 ³
KO02: 1 ³
KO03: 1 ³
KO04: 3 ³
KO05: 2 ³
KO06: 1 ³
KO13: 3 ³
KO14: 3 ³
KO15: 2 ³
KO16: 1 ³
KO20: 1 ³
KO21: 1 ³
KO24: 3 ³
KO25: 10 ³
KO33: 3 ³
KO35: 2 ³

Number of QSOs per DXCC 20080705

EU : 6
LY : 21
OK : 3
SP : 5
UA : 3
UA2 : 4
UR : 3
YL : 2

Top 20 QSO-points 20080705

1 OL7M JO80FG 1450
2 OL9W JN99CL 1424
3 OK2KCE JN89XX 1356
4 UR7D KN18JT 1310
5 SP3YDE JO82UM 1006
6 RA3LE KO64AR 976
7 RW3LL KO54XR 966
8 US5WU KO20DI 946
9 RA3LW KO54MQ 848
10 SP5QAT KO02LB 732
11 UR4PWL KO21FI 724
12 EW6WA/P KO45MD 600
13 RK2FWA JO94XV 582
14 YL2AJ KO16OX 552
15 UA2FL KO04FQ 516
16 SP8AWL/4 KO03QM 470
17 YL1XA KO35OX 464
18 LY2VA/P KO06VA 462
19 EW2ABC KO33VW 458
20 EW1ST KO33UW 448

Contacts: 47 QSO-points (*2) : 22762
WWLs : 24 WWL bonus (0) : 0
DXCCs : 8 DXCC bonus (0) : 0
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Total score : 22762
ODX : OL7M in JO80FG at 725 km

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LY4U/P in KO24FO at 1,3 GHz

Number of QSOs per WWL 20080705

KO06: 2 ³ KO: 18
KO14: 2 ³
KO16: 1 ³
KO25: 6 ³
KO33: 2 ³
KO35: 3 ³
KO54: 1 ³
KO64: 1 ³

Number of QSOs per DXCC 20080705

EU : 3
LY : 9
UA : 2
YL : 4

Top 10 QSO-points 20080705

1 RA3LE KO64AR 1952
2 RW3LL KO54XR 1932
3 YL2AJ KO16OX 1104
4 YL3AG/P KO06WK 1044
5 YL1XA KO35OX 928
6 YL2AO KO35OX 928
7 LY2VA/P KO06VA 924
8 EW1ST KO33UW 896
9 EV5M KO33NM 848
10 EW6FS KO35LB 676

Contacts: 18 QSO-points (*4) : 13604
WWLs : 8 WWL bonus (0) : 0
DXCCs : 4 DXCC bonus (0) : 0
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Total score : 13604
ODX : RA3LE in KO64AR at 488 km

Rytis, LY4U

FD 2008 pasiruosimas

Antradienis, LYAC aktyvumo vakaras

Antradienio LYAC aktyvumo vakare, tolimesni QSO is KO24OR: LY2R, LY2SA, LY2BUU, LY2BAW, aciu uz geras ausis 😉

Balkono stotis

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Cia penkiaaukscio 2 aukstas, aplinkui pora eiliu 9-auksciu, todel LY2PU patarimu teko nukreipt antena i artimiausio dangoraizio virsutine dali, kad perspinduliuotu mano signaliuka i pasauli…
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Taip nuo antradienio atrodo vienas is kambariu:
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Treciadienis, 6 metrai

Paprastas dalykelis, dipolis 2x 1.495m, atrodo gavosi rezonansas 52.700, dar yra laiko pastumt… tegu fotkes kalba pacios uz save. QSO skaicius=1, GM0ELV, toks jau nepastovus tas diapazonas.

Nuotraukose matosi LY4U ir kaimynas Vygintas, padejes kelti vienadiene antena ir (!!) budamas interneto guru, uzdaves kokius 150 klausimu ka visa tai reiskia.

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Iki susitikimo 50/144/432/1296 MHz si savaitgali, visiems gero oro ir idomiu QSO!

73 Rytis LY4U, kaip visada ant UTB, komandoje su LY3BF

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Kitas paskutiniu n metu ekspediciju dalyvis Kastytis LY2HM si karta nedalyvauja, linkejimai i Telsius!