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  • Here is the antenna stack, Elk 2/440 and 6m3's stacked, and the 2m stack

    01/24/2005 | KG6MDW

    Well this was our second contest, Last year we operated under W6SN, from a cold, wet and windy mountaintop. This year we where up 1100' ASL in CM98 - El Dorado Hills, Ca. Being in the limited Multi-Op class is fun, There aren't many people doing it and... Read More

  • 01/24/2005 | WV0H

    Wow, no propagation on 6 at all! At least there were a few good rovers out there. No real enhancement or tropo either. All in all a fun contest but a bit slow at times. This was the first time for my 'new' Microwave Modules 432 transverter. My K2 ... Read More

  • 01/24/2005 | K3GM

    This one will go down as the Great Blizzard Sweepstakes. Talk about snow static! Shovel or operate?...shovel or operate?.....Operate! Read More

  • Side view of the W5LL/R rover.

    01/24/2005 | W5LL/R (W5LL, W5BL)

    This was my second outting as a rover in the VHF contests. First one was in September and we made significant improvements for the January test. Here's the breakdown of the rover as it was for this contest.


    6m - M2 Halo, TE Systems amp 400+ watts

    2m ... Read More

  • 01/24/2005 | W6GMT

    Great Contest here in California. Lots of contest activity. I ran as a rover again this year. We worked from 9 grids with a tempature variant of 39 with fog in CM95 to a high of 75 in DM15. The rig was my Yaesu FT-847 in to M2 loops on the road, stoppe... Read More

  • <i>Here's the trusty H2 with all of our PVC antennas designed and built by W5TX</i>

    01/24/2005 | N5AC

    Last VHF contest I roved in, I had 6, 2m, and 432 and I decided that I needed some more bands. At Microwave Update in October, I bought transverters for 220, 902, 1.2 and 10GHz from DEMI (www.downeastmicrowave.com) and I was able to get three of the f... Read More

  • WA2EMF Enjoying New Years Day in Savannah, GA

    01/24/2005 | WA2EMF

    Rock Hill, South Carolina EM94lx

    Running 75 watts to 4 elements at 35 feet on 2 meters netted 7 grids and 25 contacts. Little in the way of enhanced propagation was seen.

    6 meters was exceptionally poor providing only 10 contacts in 4 grids with 70 w... Read More

  • 01/24/2005 | WB8DQT

    Running just a stacked pair of M2 halos and a 75-watt brick on 2 meters, I never expect to be competitive in the January contest, but it is fun to see who is active. The tail-end of a major blizzard in the Great Lakes appeared to cut into rover activi... Read More

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