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12/12/2011 | W0HF
The Oro Valley Amateur Radio Club located in suburban Tucson, Arizona had a HUGE showing for the 10 Meter Contest! We operated from the Oro Valley Police Department Emergency Operations Center. This is the same facility we use for Field Day and other... Read More
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12/11/2011 | KA0P
Made a couple handful of contacts. Only hear EU on Sat morning. No stateside. As in the 160 meter contest I was running 50w to a MFJ927 autotuner feeding 70ft random wire 10 ft high. 73, Dave Read More
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12/07/2011 | K2DH
I was unable to participate in the first 50-1296 weekend this year- there was too much work to do to get all the little things repaired that a year of inactivity caused. I had tracking issues due to a damaged cable, circularity issues due to a damaged... Read More
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12/06/2011 | K6EI
This year I operated portable from a rural location in the East Bay hills above Fremont about 25 minutes from my home in town. The "south bunker" where I set up my radio gear is just a concrete-lined hole in the ground and is not insulated. I had an el... Read More
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12/05/2011 | WD8DSB
Poor propagation to the western US compared to previous years, but low noise levels (no static crashes) provided 615 total contacts and 70 multipliers (67 ARRL sections and 3 DX stations) for a total claimed score of 86730. TX antenna was a 68 foot ba... Read More
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12/05/2011 | N0NB
I ended up with 129/45 after not even starting until early Saturday evening. I did S&P for about an hour and then skipped an hour, then went back to it for about 45 mins. Around 2:45 this morning I worked another hour but there weren't too many station... Read More
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12/05/2011 | KA0P
Made a handful of contacts during contest. Was using mfj 928 tuner feeding 70 foot wire 8 feet high. had fun though. Read More
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12/05/2011 | N2UO
Another great couple of weekends working Moonbounce! Dan, W9EQ, joined me again for the 1296 MHz CW only multiop effort running 400 W into the 20' dish. All the equipment (transceiver, transverters, amplifier) as well as the antenna are homemade. We we... Read More
