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  • 2 meter beam center top,
222 outside 4 antennas,
432 inside 4 antennas

    02/02/2004 | N0URW

    NRW en41go (ؿ

    Greetings everyone.........
    I was ready,,,,my equipment was ready,,,,but mother nature had other plans....A Huge Ice & Snow storm projected to hit over the weekend curtailed some rovers from my area...Not to worry, I had already planned o... Read More

  • 02/02/2004 | WD5AGO

    As normal, I enjoyed the VHF-SS while conditions were below normal here in NE Oklahoma, EM26. Again we operated QRP portable but cut back on the number of bands this year: 6m, 2m, 1.2m, and 70cm. This allowed faster set-up and a little bit larger ant... Read More

  • 02/02/2004 | N3DB

    Lots of fun & a few surprises not too common during the January Contest for a 6m only station. Meteor scatter condx were fairly poor, but tropo was fairly good at times. Es to VP9, C6A & FL Saturday evening. Two new grids- WN2R in FM14 & K6LMN/C6A in... Read More

  • K2QO/R in EN92, Temp about 3F, Note the snow on the golf carts!  Worked VP9GE from here. Hard to believe we'll ever golf again.

    02/01/2004 | K2QO/R

    My rover partner Paul, W2TAU and I embarked on a 400 mile journey through EN91/92 and FN01 on Saturday followed by FN02/03/12/13 on Sunday. While activity was very light Saturday, Sunday was FB!

    We ran ABCDEI and Light for our best rove yet with abo... Read More

  • 02/01/2004 | WB6IYM

    I did not have much time to contribute this year as other commitments got in the way, but I go on for a few hours and made about 60 contacts thoroughly enjoying myself.

    I used WA7BNM's web based cabrillo software to submit my log....A nifty little prog... Read More

  • 02/01/2004 | WB6IYM

    This was my second effort in the RTTY RU. Due to other commitments, I did not have much time to devote this year, but thought I should get on when I could and submit my log for the NCCC effort. However, I did manage to make 60 contacts and I had the ... Read More

  • Sunday Morning on way to Kettleman City. K7XC/R - ABCD9EI - DM23 to DM09.

    01/31/2004 | K7XC/R

    K7XC/R was active from DM23, DM13, DM14, DM24, DM15, DM04, DM05,
    CM95, DM06, CM96, CM97, CM98, CM99, & DM09. 50 Mhz = 120Q x 17G, 144 Mhz = 211Q X 20G, 222 = 118Q X 16G, 432 = 130Q X 18G, 902 = 2Q X 2G, 1296 = 1Q X 1G, 10GHz = 1Q X 1G. 583 Total Qs... Read More

  • KC5OBX/r rear view of our setup.  Had to get DPS approval to go down the road.  Had to lower it all to travel but this it set up.

    01/31/2004 | KC5OBX/R

    My wife and I set out here in West Texas set to activate 6 grids here in our area. We spent all day Saturday prepping the truck to go out, a calm day little chilly but calm. We woke Sunday morning to 25mph winds and this made things interesting. See... Read More