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04/24/2003 | NX9T
ICE STORM!!!! No electricity!!!! Very little contesting.
Seeya next time.
73,
jeff NX9T
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04/22/2003 | AA2UK
It sure was cold it never got over 50 degrees in the shack even with 3-8877's on the lower 3 bands. The 6 meter band opening was great. Special thanks to Warren, WB2ONA for putting my 5.7/10ghz dish and 4 foot side arm in windy 10 degree weather two da... Read More
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04/22/2003 | ZF2NT
Here is a picture of Yuri, VE3DZ/UT4UZ/ZF1DZ, during the contest. Yuri and I entered M/S under my call, ZF2NT, though I'm certain Yuri could have done even better without my slowing him down. We each operated 24 hours by alternating in 4 or 5 hour sh... Read More
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04/14/2003 | W1JQ
This year was rough! My biggest effort yet--roughly 34 hours. But the conditions were poor in the Northeast, and every QSO felt like a minor victory. My motley crew of wire antennas performed like champs. I
ended up with a few Qs less than last ye... Read More -
04/11/2003 | XE2AC
Good participation and great Contest !
Best score ever!
Two casualties; The Vertical tribander out of combat on the second day as well the corresponding Passband filter (repaired postcontest).
Other than that, everything went fine
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04/08/2003 | WB2FKO
This was my fourth VHF contest as a rover and this time I concentrated on 2-meter meteor scatter using WSJT. Photo taken in grid DM73 (central New Mexico) where I completed five random meteor scatter contacts including a new personal DX record of 1004... Read More
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04/05/2003 | WB4OMM
Wow! Another Sweeps done and gone! This is my favorite contest - I have participated every year since 1994 - and have had a Clean Sweep every year! (I have 9 Sweep Cups that adorn my shack for everyone to see). As there is usually minimal activity f... Read More
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04/02/2003 | 6Y8Z
Who say's a low height triband beam is a dummy load? This TA-33 JR beam provided a 3-4 S-unit advantage over a trapped vertical into the USA. The result was 5000 Q's during the contest.. Read More
