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  • Utah Wasatch Mountains from Antelope Island. A sampling of bands from 2 meters - 10 GHz. We had fun and K7RJ has the scars to prove it!!

    01/21/2003 | W7SP

    Setup on an Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake in Utah. A 2 person operation but we operated 50 MHz, 144 MHz, 220 MHz, 432MHz, 1296 MHz and 10 GHz. Not a record number of contacts, but no one had more fun, and I have scars to prove it. While puttin... Read More

  • K1WY FN31ps

    01/21/2003 | K1WY

    Good to hear so many stations on. I had a great time in the contest.
    Looks like 1296 is the next band to be added to this station for June. Read More

  • My limited antenna setup.. Cushcraft 4 ele for 144, 6 ele yagi for 432 (broken.. used a verticle instead) and a homebrew dipole for 220.

    01/21/2003 | VA3NFA

    Well, this was my fist ARRL VHF Jan contest. What a blast !! I worked as single op, low power on 50, 144, 22, and 432 with a total claimed score of 4104. My QTH is just west of Ottawa, Canada, and I have been a ham for less than a year.

    My shack consis... Read More

  • K7MDL Rover Rig on the launch pad in CN87. Stacked KB6KQ loops on 2M and 432, single KB6KQ loops on 6M and 222. Stacked homebrew 1296 big wheels under the 222 loop. 13ft. total height, 17ft. raised.

    01/21/2003 | K7MDL/R

    No snow this January contest in most of Washington area. Ran only 7 grids this time out. Added 222 and 1296 which sure helped out with the points total. Lots of activity on both bands giving me almost 25% of QSO count. Highlight was making a 1296... Read More

  • M2-6M5X(6m) M2-2M9SSB Stacked(2m) M2-222-10EZ (1.25m) M2-440-18 (70cm) and M2-23CM35EZ (23cm)

    01/20/2003 | W4SHG

    Well this is my first VHF Sweepstakes Contest and certainly one that will stick in my mind for some time to come. I have spent considerable time building my station over the past several months to better compete in VHF/UHF Contests. My last outing in S... Read More

  • The K7AWB antennas: 6 halo, 70 cm, 222,7 element 6 meter, used GP6 vertical for 2 meters

    01/20/2003 | K7AWB

    Waiting for the next contact was slower than charging batteries. Next June, I WILL HAVE SEPARATE RIGS FOR EACH BAND so I won't miss anyone coming through or IDing and leaving. Best contact was three hours before the contest started when I worked Wyom... Read More

  • 01/20/2003 | W1MRQ

    Anybody reluctant to try microwaves from home read on! This is the first time ever I had so many bands AND working at 2:00 PM. This was a maximum effort for W1MRQ. Has anyone mentioned yet how cold it was in the NE? My shack is in my bedroom in my apar... Read More

  • 01/20/2003 | N

    NRW EN41go Iowa ()

    Saturday:

    One word describes Saturday,,,, Educational !!!
    With noise levels reaching an all time high at my qth , the term weak signal , really hit the spot. This was a great time to evaluate my sta... Read More

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