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01/26/2014 | LU/K3ZJ
'Back in the day' I spent many lazy hot afternoons on 10 meter AM, using the 50-watt homebrew transmitter and arm-rotated 3-element 'plumbers' delight' beam at LU5DGQ's station. The first ARRL 10-meter contest was still years in the future but through... Read More
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01/25/2014 | N2SLN/R
One of the things I have the most fun doing in Amateur Radio is over coming the challenge of operating out in the field. By that measure the ARRL January VHF Contest was the most fun I have had in a very long time. I took part as the second operator ... Read More
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01/25/2014 | N2SLO
Dupe- No E's this time...... conditions rough Read More
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01/25/2014 | N2SLO
No E's this contest. Decided not to work the 3B with lower power. The extra watts on 2M and 6M doubled my score from last year, and significantly increased my Q's, to a total of 129. Conditions were not so good, Heavy static and noise both days to the ... Read More
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01/25/2014 | KA7RRA
I had a lot of fun for this contest. This was my 1st time has a rover and I have to get better organize. I was active in 3 grids, I was going to try for 4 grids,but it got to late,and on Sunday was the big game. I would like to have a bigger veic... Read More
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01/24/2014 | N6ZE/Rover
During this contest, we used the 33cm band (902 MHz) for the 1st time & made 3 QSOs. Equip: an FT897 for 6/2/70, a TM331 for 135cm (223.5 MHz FM), & an ALINCO handheld for 33cm (902.1 MHz FM). In motion, whip antennas were used, while we utilized s... Read More
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01/24/2014 | N6ZE/Rover
During this contest, we used the 33cm band (902 MHz) for the 1st time & made 3 QSOs. Equip: an FT897 for 6/2/70, a TM331 for 135cm (223.5 MHz FM), & an ALINCO handheld for 33cm (902.1 MHz FM). In motion, whip antennas were used, while we utilized s... Read More
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01/23/2014 | N6NB
This was my first time operating in the QRP portable category in the flatlands instead of on a hilltop or mountaintop, and it was frustrating. I was in the middle of the San Joaquin Valley near the town of Madera. I thought a tower trailer would mak... Read More
