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  • ON6QX on the TX and ON7DTI as writing safty-log

    12/14/2004 | OT4A

    Guys,

    Murphy was on is visit during the first 5 hours of the contest.
    Everithing that can be broken, did.............................
    After all, it whas a nice contest, with terible conditions on the northeren half..........

    The operators @ OT4A : ON4A... Read More

  • 12/14/2004 | VK2CZ

    Hi all,
    Experienced extraordinary peaky band conditions where the doors were wide open for brief periods, then long periods of signals near the mud - ridden with slow QSB. Using the best of QRP techniques with a high power station, managed to extract 1... Read More

  • KC9BWW left and KC9EYC right

    12/13/2004 | W9NAA

    This year the Rose Tech Radio Club at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology did very well considering the contest was over a school break, so it ended up being myself, Joseph Aubin KC9BWW (president), Eric Tollefson KC9EYC (Vice President), and Brandon M... Read More

  • 12/13/2004 | W5WZ

    Location: Calhoun, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana
    Ground elevation at my home is 235 feet above sea level.

    Single-Op
    QRP to a dipole for transmit and receive
    Icom 756ProII
    116 QSOs

    Wow! This was fun! My first time on 160m. Before the contest, I had mad... Read More

  • 12/13/2004 | KC0DEB

    Even though my free time was very limited, I managed to find a free minute here and there, and made a few contacts this weekend... Since I figured that I wouldn't be able to participate this time, I did not bother to raise the antenna.
    So with the wir... Read More

  • 12/13/2004 | N2QCE

    Had a great time in the contest. My station is still a work in progress. I worked all stations with an Outbacker Perth on the truck in the drive and the feed line running into the shack. Thanks to all the stations I worked for your patients with this s... Read More

  • 12/13/2004 | NO4FX

    I have played around in a few contests before. This is the first time I have submitted a log though. I was very excited when the contest started but soon realized that being QRP on ssb was going to be a lot harder than I thought. I made about 4 cont... Read More

  • On November 18th 2004 I was the lowest transmitter in the Western Hemisphere..operating from the Devil's Golf Course at 282 feet below sea level.

    12/13/2004 | K6SGH

    All in all, this year's 10 meter contest was better than last. Conditions were certainly better, however, quite odd. Whenever I pointed my beam north, i made southern contacts, when i pointed east, i made western contacts. So be it I said! Such is ... Read More

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