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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
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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
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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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12/13/2004 | VE7HA
Operating from a "state-of-the-art" RV (1968 Ultravan) has its challenges. With electricity supplied by batteries and a gasoline generator, and connected to a 625 foot square horizontal loop antenna installed 10 to 30 feet high, I survived until early ... Read More
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12/13/2004 | VE9NC
Well that certainly was an interesting weekend. It was my lowest score ever. I actually tried seriously for a while but then just gave up and hunting and pecked. It was fun but I can't remember worse contest conditions since I was licensed in 1982. The... Read More
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12/13/2004 | N7YP/QRP
THIS WAS MY FIRST EFFORT AT QRP LEVEL(5 WATTS)AND WAS VERY SATISFIED WITH THE RESULTS,UTILIZED THREE ANTENNAS TO COMPETE,BEAM,LONG WIRE AND VERTICAL UP 90 FEET.BAND WAS VERY SHIFTY AT TIMES WITH A FEW BACKSCATTERS GOING IN LOG.MANAGED TO GET 5U AND TK ... Read More
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12/13/2004 | N4SL
From Washington State, USA:
2002: 1435 QSOs
2003: 635 QSOs
2004: 331 QSOs
I thought conditions LAST year were bad. Dang, this was nasty!
N-S propagation was the rule, everyone else was S2 - good practice pulling out the weak signals and testing all t... Read More -
12/13/2004 | N4KZ
After being disinterested in contesting for many years, I finally succumbed to its allure recently. My 10m contest effort was again what I call "very casual." I spent 8 hours working low power mixed mode and made a little over 200 QSOs. I enjoyed the o... Read More
