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2008 ARRL 10 GHz and Up Contest
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09/25/2008 | K0MHC
What a way to wrap up the two weekend 10 GHz contest. The weather was great here in Minnesota and the contest was even greater!
Being a fixed station (EN26ha) located between the two Northern Lights Radio Society (NLRS) rover packs gave me the opportun... Read More -
09/24/2008 | KH6WZ
Frank WB6CWN, Glennnn KE6HPZ, John KJ6HZ, Wayne KH6WZ
In August, we were the SBMS "Frank-n-Zed" Group, roving the Southern California Coast and in September, we became "The Zed Group," aka "Zed Lite" since the group shrank to just KJ6HZ and KH6WZ, rovi... Read More -
09/21/2008 | W1AUV
I had a great time again this year. Thanks to all who participated.
On Saturday of the first weekend I went to Hogback Ski area on Rt 9 near Wilmington Vermont. It's a great spot. The guy who owns the gift shop came out to talk to us. He's a great guy ... Read More -
08/22/2008 | K7RJ
UTAH has a small, but enthusiastic microwave presence.
I operated the morning of August 17, 2008 from a mountain ridge in the Utah Wasatch mountains at about 9000 ft. elevation, which is about 5000 feet above the average terrain.
One contact was to an... Read More -
08/22/2008 | KA7OEI
Microwave activity can be sparse in Utah, but contests like this one give people an excuse to drag their gear out into the wilds.
While there wasn't exactly a pileup, there was about as much activity on 10 GHz this time as there ever has been: Bryan, ... Read More -
08/21/2008 | KB7NIE
For the first contest weekend Jeff KI5WL, Joe K3TYE, and I traveled up Mt. Lemmon outside Tucson AZ and made contacts with Chuck W7CS in Oracle AZ, and Steve KJ7OG on Sentinel Peak, west of Tucson. Read More










