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Seppo, OH1VR/VP9
(August and November 2007)
Dear Ed,
Thank you very much for your great hospitality during my first - not last - visit to Bermuda.
My OH1VR/VP9 - operation produced total 1626 QSO's in 18.5 hours.
Almost 1500 of q's were on CW and some 100+ on SSB.
On 14 MHz the number of q's was over 1000,
on 10 MHz 400+ and on 7 MHz some 100+.
67% of my QSO's were to Europe, 23 % to North America,
9 % to Asia (e.g. more than 100 JAs).
South America, Africa and Pasific only about 1 % of QSO's.
73 Seppo OH1VR/VP9
I visited Bermuda for the first time in my life August 2007, second time three months later for CQ WW CW in November and third time...soon again.
We (I and OH3SR) arrived to Bermuda five hours before the start of the CQ WW CW. Because all was well prepared by you we almost just switched radios
on and started the operation.
My SOSB 14 MHz LP produced over 2100 q's, 108 c's and 28 z's in 24 hours. In addition to that I worked after the contest some 700 q's on other
bands.
This e-mail is also my tentative new reservation for 2008 CQ WW CW! More about it later.
I thank you very much for the good care taking. You made our trip to successful.
73, Seppo OH1VR