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02/20/2012 | K5BZH

I didn't make a significant number of contacts in the ARRL CW Intl DX Contest, but I didn't have a lot of time to play in the sandbox either. Conditions were really good Saturday, Sunday wasn't as hot.

I made 52 contacts, 6 at 100 watts, then dropped t... Read More
02/20/2012 | LU1DZ

Was a really nice contest - as ever...!!! Guillermo LU8DQ was a Very good partner for a MO team, and he made about 60% of the QSOs with some 5 QSO/minute rate... WE use a Yaesu FT2000 and a QRO amplifier for a 500 watts output toa full wave dipole for ... Read More
02/20/2012 | n2zbh

This was the first contest for me in about a decade and my first time as a
rover. Started in FN21uf at the 2nd parking lot up the hill near the corner
of 17A and Kain Rd. Lost a wing nut in the fresh snow so I used a piece of
rope in its place to hol... Read More
02/19/2012 | VE2JCW

TRADUCTION GOOGLE ! Hi all!

Very surprised at the propagation of this contest in January 2012, the band was a magical height, thank you all for these contacts Jean VE2JCW Read More
02/19/2012 | VE2JCW

TRADUCTION GOOGLE ! Hi all!

Very surprised at the propagation of this contest in January 2012, the band was a magical height, thank you all for these contacts Jean VE2JCW Read More
02/17/2012 | K5ME/R

This is a story about traveling almost 4,000 miles to rove in the 2012 VHF Sweepstakes in East Texas. (This was posted by N6NB, who roved with K5ME.)

For some years we have been watching the VHF contest successes of the Nacogdoches (TX) Amateur Radio... Read More
02/16/2012 | W6YX

-.-. --.- … … -.. . .-- -…. -.-- -..- Greetings from the Stanford University Amateur Radio Club – W6YX! I earned my Masters in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) this past June, and... Read More
02/16/2012 | W6YX

-.-. --.- … … -.. . .-- -…. -.-- -..- Greetings from the Stanford University Amateur Radio Club – W6YX! I earned my Masters in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) this past June, and... Read More