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03/15/2005 | K5HK
I only had a little time to operate during SKN this year but enjoyed all the good fists and vintage rigs I worked. Some interesting keys as well. My first QSO was with K6KPH at KPH coast station Point Reyes, CA. I am a seagoing radio electronics off... Read More
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03/14/2005 | XE2K
After the thunderstorm that show up in the first hours of the contest was no possible operate for safety,i disconect all radios from antennas and return around 17 Z to begging the contest. i get several big pile up's , where i get all the multiplier... Read More
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03/14/2005 | WD0BGZ
Started off a couple weeks before the contest with the rotor going out on the tower, which by chance (antenna in the photos) rotated the antenna I was planning to use for the contest. Then a few days after that the main contest rig went out, followed b... Read More
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03/14/2005 | V31TR
It was quite an experience working from the DX-side, after being on the USA end for 45 years. Our team consisted of NZ9Z, W9MDP, WB9OBX, N9AQW, and W8JWN. WB9OBX came from KH6land just to be with his old Wisconsin buddies. His son, Steve, N9AQW came d... Read More
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03/14/2005 | WD5BJT
I had lots of fun operating the contest. My QSO count was way up from the 2004 ARRL 160 Meter contest. My Inverted-L has sprouted a few more radials since December. The addition of more wire in the ground really makes a difference. I managed to hold a ... Read More
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03/13/2005 | W1JQ
This contest was an exercise in thrills and frustration. The first night was rougher than I had expected; had trouble getting going on 40, and probably didn't put as much time into 80 as I should have. Saturday wasn't spectacular, but things rolled a... Read More
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03/13/2005 | GW7X
GW7X is the call sign of Contest Cambria (a group of like-minded contest enthusuiasts located in Wales).
During the CW section the call was aired by Clive, GW3NJW, from his QTH near Cardiff on 15 meters; two weeks later I thought it would be a good ide... Read More -
03/11/2005 | K0HW
Wow, a lot tougher than I had planed in this one. I made about 140 QSOs less than last year. I missed the first 5 1/2 hours due to another planned activity with the XYL. When I got started only 40, 80 and 160 were going strong. I heard OO4UN on 80/7... Read More
