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02/26/2005 | W1JQ
I like CW more and more. I actually finished this contest without a headache. Of course, that may have more to do with family conditions, which prevented me from putting in as much time as I might have.
The 160 meter antenna went flaky Friday night--... Read More -
02/26/2005 | N9TTX
My goal was to beat my score from last year and the start of the contest seemed to show that it was not going ot happen. I did not put up the 160M vertical, and 80Meters was dead for me...only 3 contacts. 40 meters was slow as was 10. Then 15 meters... Read More
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02/26/2005 | WA4DOU
Apparently scores and participation were both down. However, with one to two years left till the bottom of the cycle, it won't be too long before we'll be on the upswing. Nevertheless, it was a fun contest and I picked up a few band countries. Looking ... Read More
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02/25/2005 | LU3DY
LU3DY Radio Club Alte. G. Brown offer us support and hospitallity and I want to thanks to all LU3DY crew and operators for the help for this 40th anniversary of our first ever LU multi single operation. Read More
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02/25/2005 | DL7IO
Nice to meet a lot of known calls again and also a few new ones. I had only a few hours during the early morning and so I run 40m single band. 300+Q's with 45 states was not bad for the time spent.
regards Holger Read More -
02/25/2005 | WZ1V
Guess you could say I operated the first third of the contest and Murphy operated the rest. At 1000' elevation in FN31, the 60+ mph wind driven snow yanked a coax relay box loose from the tower Saturday night, disconnecting my transverters and leaving ... Read More
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02/24/2005 | N8NQ
Even though I have been licensed since 1971, this was my first ARRL International DX contest. Wow, is this fun! I have to admit to a little "big gun" envy as I listened to many fine operators rack up QSO after QSO. Some guys were working stations I cou... Read More
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02/24/2005 | VE3FN
I quickly assembled my 10 GHz narrow-band (SSB/CW) station just before the first weekend. I used a 10 GHz transverter made by DB6NT and a 2 Watt DB6NT amplifier. I used an old Icom IC-202 as the IF.
I have no microwave test equipment and there are no... Read More
