Robert wrote:

This Weekend 

May 27-28

Rules: 

2017 CQ World Wide WPX Contest Rules 

IF INTERESTED IN OPERATION FROM CLUB STATION USING  CG6AO CONTACT 

ve6ccl  or ve6kc

Most of the score is thanks the Larry VE6KC Rob VE6CCL and Jim VE6JF added a few witch bumped us into multi op class.

2017 CQ World-Wide WPX Contest, CW

             Callsign: CG6AO
            Operators: VE6CCL VE6JF VE6KC
    Category-Operator: MULTI-OP
 Category-Transmitter: ONE
        Category-Band: ALL
       Category-Power: HIGH
    Category-Assisted: ASSISTED
     Category-Overlay: 
                 Name: CALGARY AMATEUR RADIO ASSOCIATION
       Postal Address: PO Box 30423 CHINOOK
          Postal City: CALGARY
Postal State/Province: AB
          Postal Code: T2H 2W1
        Reported QSOs: 454
       Confirmation #: 1675013.cq-wpx-cw

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Terry, N4TZ
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Most weekend, around the world, there is a ham radio contest happening in all modes available to amateur radio operators.

You will hear CQ CONTEST on 160 80 40 15 and 10 meter bands as well as on all bands available to amateur radio operators above 50 MHz

A good way to check out your operating conditions and get a QSL confirmation you need to complete other challenges 

Robert wrote:

It is looking like VE6AO will be going after

3.4. Single Operator, FM Only:

3.4.1. All QSOs must be made using Frequency Modulation (FM).

3.4.2. Restricted to 50, 144, 222 and 440 MHz.

I have some great support over the last few months from a number of other members,  they know who they are.

SUMMARY

BAND MODE      QSO's    Pts   Grid

50       FM                3              3      3

144      FM             19              19    5

222      FM               3               6     3

420      FM              11            22     5

Total    FM               36          50     16

SCORE     800

http://www.arrl.org/january-vhf

START-OF-LOG: 3.0
LOCATION: AB
CALLSIGN: VE6AO
CLUB: CALGARY ARA
CONTEST: ARRL-VHF-JAN
CATEGORY-OPERATOR: SINGLE-OP
CATEGORY-ASSISTED: ASSISTED
CATEGORY-BAND: ALL
CATEGORY-MODE: MIXED
CATEGORY-POWER: LOW
CATEGORY-STATION: FIXED
CATEGORY-TRANSMITTER: ONE
CLAIMED-SCORE: 800
OPERATORS: VE6CCL
SOAPBOX: We didn't get our stack of VHF UHF beams rotating but we did have vertical antennas at good height connected to three transceivers and  are going to use one of the TS 2000's from our emergency portable  packages to give us a presents on 52.525 FM. 
WE ARE GOING FOR THE FM ONLY CATEGORY THIS YEAR.

NAME: Calgary Amateur Radio Association
ADDRESS: PO Box 30423 CHINOOK
ADDRESS-CITY: CALGARY
ADDRESS-STATE-PROVINCE: AB
ADDRESS-POSTALCODE: T2H 2W1
ADDRESS-COUNTRY: nil
CREATED-BY: N1MM Logger V14.8.0

Most weekend, around the world, there is a ham radio contest happening.

in all modes available to amateur radio operators.

You will hear CQ CONTEST on 160 80 40 15 and 10 meter bands as well as on all bands available to amateur radio operators above 50 MHz

A good way to check out your operating conditions and get a QSL confirmation you need to complete other challenges