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02/20/2003 | K7ABV

During this test I spend most all my time using the S and P style of operating....several times I began calling cq with not so good results, so i went back to s and p...later I saw where folks were looking for MT...I was assisted class, so my timing fo... Read More
02/20/2003 | PJ2T

PJ2T Team Photo: W0NB, WA9S, W0CG (kneeling), W8TK, W9EFL Monday morning after the post-contest breakfast. Read More
02/20/2003 | N7OU/HI9

Propagation from HI was even better than I had hoped. I arrived a few days early to familiarize myself with the station and to get used to being dx. A couple of cqs on a likely band would inevitably result in a howling pileup. All my qsos were on my fa... Read More
02/20/2003 | W5KFT

There are so many layers to the onion of ham radio. The headline for this contest has to be "K5PI discovers the effects of sleep deprivation". Who needs drugs? Just try to copy Morse code for two days straight!

I did single op in the CQWW CW contest... Read More
02/20/2003 | 8S5X

Thanks everyone for a nice contest!
It was a fight against miss Aurora. On 160 and 80 we had to fight
for almost every QSO. Several times we was beaten by LP and QRP
stations from southern Europe. Anyhow we had a great time doing
Multi/Multi from SM5HJ... Read More
02/19/2003 | WA3KYY

A lot of fun for my first ever attempt at a major CW contest. My arm and wrist were cramping up by the end after sending all exchanges with a straight key. Biggest thrill was getting JY9NX on 40M on the 2nd call. I need to spend more time on 80M and... Read More
02/19/2003 | PA3GVI

I didn't plan to be on but could not refuse the big pile ups that occured on 40 and 10 meters later Saturday afternoon after calling CQ!!
Results(no top position):some 532 QSO's.
This has pulled me through to take part again.

Thanks for all North-Ameri... Read More
02/19/2003 | IK6OIN

Good conditions and great contest.Good result for me, considerating my not excellent actual antenna system .
But i was looking on low bands for the nr 0-6-7 call area USA station with no so much luck..
For to get into my log those station ( i need th... Read More