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01/23/2014 | KC2TA
We hams are intelligent human beings, so why can't we READ INSTRUCTIONS? Been trying for three days to get a post up and found out why things weren't working the way they should by reading the first few lines at the top of the instructions. Had nothin... Read More
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01/21/2014 | ke4wbo
another january contest gone by , a few new calls worked, no prop Read More
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01/20/2014 | ke4wbo
another January vhf contest gone by, not much prop but fun anyway to work a few Read More
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01/20/2014 | KP4MD
My last VHF contest operation was during the 70's winning the 1971 June VHF QSO NYC-LI Section award with low power vacuum tube AM equipment--a Knight-Kit TR-108 on 2 meters and Lafayette HA-460 on 6 meters. This time I used all software defined radio... Read More
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01/20/2014 | XE2K
I was expecting better propagation, also less noise in the station. Making some work days before the contest repairing and installing a fixed 4 elements yagi at 60ft and checking all the possible problems before the contest, all was showing good ... Read More
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01/20/2014 | K2DRH
Dupe! Another Jan Slugfest. Read More
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01/20/2014 | K2DRH
Got things working well enough for this test but it was a struggle with 4 trips up the tower over the last three weeks. Why does this stuff all suddenly go to pot when it’s cold! It’s been really cold even by Midwest standards but we have had a FEW "wa... Read More
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01/19/2014 | WA9STI
Working SKN reminds me of the fun I had operating as a thirteen year old Novice with my callsign WN9STI in 1966 from the southside of Chicago. While I no longer have my original rigs, the Healthkit DX-60 and Hammerlund HQ-105TR, I was hoping to put on... Read More
