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06/15/2005 | W6SBA
W6SBA, the South Bay Amateur Radio Club, operated as a multi-unlimited station from DM04uj - the REAL Magic Mountain, roughly 16 miles east of the Southern California amusement park of the same name and nearly 4000 feet higher in elevation. The site o... Read More
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06/15/2005 | W9ZB
I put up the whole antenna installation just before the contest, including an "Arrow" UHF (using a mount made from part of an old aluminum snow shovel). Everything worked flawlessly until the rotator stopped working after a few hours. It took a coupl... Read More
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06/14/2005 | K7MWD
K7MWD Limited Multiop from DM34
After working the contest from the same location over the last few years we decided to go out on a limb and try a new spot. Our old location had become infested with FM broadcast transmitters and other high power commer... Read More -
06/14/2005 | KQ6EE
KQ6EE hiked up to Mt. Disappointment ( 5994' ). On Saturday, I didn't do any contest because of my son's high school graduation. So on Sunday, I packed up everything(Ft-817, Alinco 220 ht, Icom 4 bander ht, and 2 bander beam antenna) , and summit at M... Read More
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06/13/2005 | WB2AMU
I was only able to participate during Sunday as family obligations filled my day on Saturday. I operated as single operator portable, running QRP on four bands (Six, Two, 220 and 432)from a hill in central Long Island (FN30). Beginning at 8 AM, local... Read More
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06/13/2005 | K9GY
Operated QRP from Shenandoah National Park (FM08) at approx 3,600 feet with 2m (4 ele beam), 6m (hamstick type vertical), 432 (rubber duck antenna). I had a lot of FUN!
Some people thought I was tracking animals in the park!
Heard VP5/N4VHF on 50.110 ... Read More -
06/13/2005 | NT5HS
We had fun on 6m, going mobile/rover, activating a few unusual grids, and two new hams got some valuable experience. We had a very simple setup, 100 watts on 6m, with a 6m loop on the van. The band opened up nicely for a while on Saturday night, and ... Read More
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06/13/2005 | WC4J
WHAT A CONTEST! This year we operated from the Fairfax transfer station "MT. Trash moore" at 600ft. Setup began on Friday with good weather chants in Latin after January's blizzard. Starting at 10am on Saturday Bill N3OH John WA1STU Dwight AI4II and me... Read More
