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  • N6TEB/R at the start of the contest in Diamond Bar DM14

    01/28/2005 | N6TEB/R

    Made the January Rover trip once again with Glenn KE6HPZ as my second op. Glenn runs the back seat handling 222 and above while I hang out on 2 and 6 in the front seat. Wx was great except for some really thick fog coming through DM05. We activated 11 ... Read More

  • 01/27/2005 | W1AUV/R

    The snow kept me from working as much as I would have liked this January. I still managed to have a good time though 6 meters was absent and 1296 failed right out of the gate. As usual Jeff, K1TEO, was there for me and we even made a great snow scatter... Read More

  • Jerry KF6DNJ scratching for the contacts on 70cm band.

    01/27/2005 | WW2CQ/66

    WW2CQ/66 Contest Team:

    Jim WA6TFZ

    Dennis WA6NIA

    Rich KG6JKJ

    Jerry KF6DNJ

    Wayne KH6WZ/60 Read More

  • 01/27/2005 | KI6CQ

    Decided to operate this contest from California, as a rover, mostly just for fun and also to help introduce a friend to ham radio.
    Had sites prearranged on Laguna Mtn and Palomar Mtn -- but Murphy's law always prevails - the first problem was that my... Read More

  • My XMAS present from the XYL

    01/26/2005 | WB6IYM

    Another year and another SKN -- this one being a very nice affair indeed. Worked 21 stations overall, with the average QSO time being around 30 minutes. Rig was an Icom IC-756PROII running 100 watts to a Butternut HF6V on the ground. I used the stra... Read More

  • IF radio antlers sprouted up all around the trailer/station somewhere in the desert near US 395 Grid square DM15bs.

    01/26/2005 | WW2CQ/66

    It was good to get out of the city and into the desert. We activiated the CQ magazine club station special event call sign WW2CQ/66.

    Conditions were flakey at best, but it was good to field test the newly-rebuilt 10GHz rig.

    Go to here for more details ... Read More

  • Part of the transmitter gallery at Bolinas showing vintage RCA sets and more modern Henry units. A total of 19 transmitters are operational on amateur and commercial frequencies.

    01/26/2005 | K6KPH

    We look forward to SKN each year at K6KPH. This year, our 5th, was the best yet with transmitters on 5 bands including, for the first time,18Mc. Even better, four of these transmitters were 1950's vintage RCA sets that have been employed in the point... Read More

  • Telegraphy's roots and early application

    01/26/2005 | K6LQ

    I had the honor of using the following two keys in this years 2004/05 SKN. The one on the right is a 90+ year old American Army J-3A folding field key from WWI. It is mounted to the original 100 year old hardwood with the letters -3A pressed into it. M... Read More

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