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02/20/2004 | KF0Q
Well I wasn't sure if it would happen last fall - but I actually followed through and operated single-op portable (QRP) for the Jan '04 contest. May sound a bit crazy to some to even consider the setup outdoors in January but I live in the southern pa... Read More
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02/19/2004 | WA1RKS
While I don't consider myself to be a avid CW op, I do have fun getting in on SKN. This year was as much fun as last, I worked the same station this year as last, WJ0C Jim in Iowa, on the same band, within 10min, and 10khz of our qso last year! The old... Read More
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02/13/2004 | K1IM
Nice flat conditions along with 6 through 1296 antennas mounted at only 20' at my new rental home, made for some real noise floor Q's ! Local terrain was over the antenna height in most all directions except for SW into FM28/29. This was an exercise ... Read More
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02/12/2004 | W6YV
I operated W6YV, the University of Southern California Amateur Radio Club station, in the Single Operator Low Power category. The club is located on top of a seven story building on the USC campus about two miles south of downtown Los Angeles.
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02/11/2004 | N0JK
A "tough" contest to operate as a single op QRP portable in the cold, windy, icy Flint Hills of central Kansas. The WX forecast prior to the contest was for pleasant sunny 55 deg F both days. Saturday ended up being cold and windy, Sunday freezing rain... Read More
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02/10/2004 | W9XA
I had a great time on the contest! Thanks to all the patient folks for the 7 initial contacts on 1296. As you can see in the photo, Murphy re-arranged the 1296 array prior to the contest - I can only imagine where that 4th yagi is pointing. Read More
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02/04/2004 | WB6IYM
Had a great time at the SKN this year....Averaged about 1/2 hour per contact.
I have two straight keys mounted side by side on the same wooden base here in my shack. Since 1971, I have been using them on a regular basis to tune and test my rig or to... Read More -
02/02/2004 | K1KC/R
Thanks to all the stations who worked our five band continuously moving rover. We covered over 1000 miles and made 170 contacts. We found no enhanced propagation so only worked stations one to two grids away usually. The rove began near Atlanta and wen... Read More




