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12/29/2011 | K5HDE
12 months ago I didn't know CW. After the year of learning the code, practice sending, endless hours of copying, and just over 100 QSOs in LoTW, here I was an hour before the contest nervous. Me a guy who spends most of time in the digi modes about to ... Read More
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12/19/2011 | NZ5N
This was an interesting contest for me, especially having spent my first 2 years on EME with a single, hand-turned antenna in my restricted community. Then last spring, Pete N8PR offered me some antenna space at his spacious QTH, we put up a pair o... Read More
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12/18/2011 | N3AWS
I operated SO SSB QRP from my portable location in Moss Point, MS just across the state line from Alabama. This QTH has a very low noise floor most of the time. I used my Icom 756 PRO II at 5 watts output and my portable Superantenna YP-3 three eleme... Read More
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12/18/2011 | KA2LIM
Operated from my VHF contest station site. SOHP PHONE only. Antenna is a 6 element yagi that I built 30+ years ago. Started at 0630 local time on Saturday morning and Europe was already starting to come in. Finally pulled the plug 12 hours later and th... Read More
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12/17/2011 | wG0AT
My goats and I decide to play in the 10m ARRL contest on top of Mt Herman. We put up a Buddipole 2-el 10m yagi and with 5-watts QRP we work the world. But can't prove it because my goat Rooster ate my log sheets. I'm serious! The video tells the stor... Read More
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12/16/2011 | KC2TA
What a great time! This is the first year I'm running without a triband yagi at 45 feet -- went from heavy metal to stealth. Ran this one with 100 watts and a fan dipole in the attic of our ranch style home in an over 55 community. For all those who... Read More
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12/15/2011 | KA0FSP
It was a great year in the contest. I used the station at the Man Cave this year! Groundhogs chewed through the coax and rotor cables, Soldered connectors on with a 25 watt pencil in the rain at 30 degrees.The wire ties holding my coax to the tower ... Read More
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12/15/2011 | NQ2W
Had a great time. Thanks to everyone that heard my QRP signal and put my callsign in the logbook. I have uploaded my log to LoTW and look forward to seeing our QSO confirmed. Great participation...great propagation...great organization...Thanks ARRL fo... Read More
