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  • My station prior to the contest.  This was the "calm before the storm" photo!

    03/05/2003 | K2MFY

    Very bad conditions to Europe Saturday morning on 15 meters--the DX peaked up at 150 degrees (SE direction). Conditions did improve later in the day and also on Sunday.
    Interesting to note the solid CQ calling of US stations from 21.200-21.225 MHz. Sou... Read More

  • Club Station HB9CA (August 2003)

    03/05/2003 | HB9DDO

    The main goal was to complete my WAS with ND and NV still missing. As it was just too much fun working the pile-ups and using N1MM logger I ended with a little more than 1000 QSO's and still managed to get some sleep. I found out too late that Fabio, H... Read More

  • 03/05/2003 | KO4BB

    What a BLAST! I could only operate about 6 hours, mostly Sunday, but got ~200 Q's and 69k points, with a vertical and 100w. Got a few new countries too (only after I worked Egypt did I find I had the attenuator turned ON!) First time I use computer log... Read More

  • 03/05/2003 | KF4GL

    Fun contest. I worked 100% mobile Single-Op 10 Meters Low Power! (25 Watts) I picked up a few new countries. I wish there was this much activity on 10 meters all the time. Jim - KF4GL / Mobile Virginia Beach, VA Read More

  • 11 bands(50-10G+Laser)in FM29

    03/04/2003 | K1DS

    My best rover score ever-101K. All the radio gear worked great, rotor control improvements were especially helpful on 5G and 10G. The biggest problem was the van's starter and fuel-pump, which both died just after the contest ended! 24G addition is pla... Read More

  • 03/04/2003 | K1DS

    Thanks for all the great ears out there--using 100w and a 40-10m G5RV in the attic makes the DXing a bit more challenging, but I'm grateful to all those who were patient with the weak ones. 73, Rick Read More

  • 03/04/2003 | K1DS

    Thanks for all the great ears out there--using 100w and a 40-10m G5RV in the attic makes the DXing a bit more challenging, but I'm greatful to all those who were patient with the weak ones. 73, Rick Read More

  • GARY W0ZXO by the door 15mtr position; BOB  W5XW facing the
camera at 20mtr position; Chuck KD5PEG taking a break and
using his cell phone. Inside KC5OEG BackYard Ham-Shack.

    03/04/2003 | KB5TX

    KENDALL ARS - KB5TX.
    Total Contacts - 416.
    Claimed score - 237,120.
    Multi - Multi - South Texas.
    160mtrs 6 contacts - 5 countries,
    80mtrs 25 contacts - 18 countries,
    40mtrs 67 contacts - 38 countries,
    20mtrs 82 contacts - 41 countries,
    15mtrs 72 ... Read More