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06/17/2002 | AB0TX
I headed out at 12:00 so that I would be in the best possible position in EM17 as the Contest started. First stop was the gas station to top off the fuel cans that would run the 12 volt generator to charge the batteries when the truck was not running. ... Read More
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06/16/2002 | W4/ON1CFX/R
Short rover session this time. Wanted to start in Cacapon state park near Winchester, VA but did not make it there in time, so decided to camp somewhere in the FM09 valley, near the Shenandoah. FM08us was next and surprisingly quiet - only met 1 rover ... Read More
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06/16/2002 | K9AKS
I made the last minute decision to go to Iowa, rather than to Belmont Mound in Wisconsin (where I had been the last two years) to operate Single Op QRP Portable from EN42. After driving around for a couple of hours, I stumbled onto a new housing develo... Read More
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06/15/2002 | K0NR
For the June contest, operated Single Op Portable from a high spot in the Rampart Range at 9300 feet (DM79). Local activity (including several rovers) was good on Saturday, slower on Sunday. On Sunday, 6 Meters seemed to always be just on the verge of ... Read More
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06/15/2002 | AA2UK
What a terrific contest! Conditions were excellent up and down the east coast. I worked Bernie in FN63 on 432 and he was only running 5 watts. The thrill was working K0MQS EN31 to FM29 actually rag chewed for about 10 minutes he was 5X9 on 2 meters! W... Read More
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06/15/2002 | VE7HPS
had a great time working the contest from cn99.
although i couldn't make it to the 1600m asl
ride i was hopeing for, parking at 1180m mark
just where the road was blocked by a three foot
snow drift seemed to work not so bad. Read More -
06/15/2002 | W2SZ/1
It was really spectacular to hear extended tropo on 144 thru 2304 in June AND sporadic E on six all at the same time. Made for a very exciting experience for everyone, and a new June record for us at W2SZ/1! Thanks to all. Read More
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06/14/2002 | WB5VYE/R
This Rove posed some new opportunities. The Van-Gough managed the 580
miles and grids EM12,13,03,02,01,11, and 21. The laptop 'died' an
unexpected death. It was something about a data I/O error, *&%$@#.
I started a paper trail after the p/c cra... Read More