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    12/18/2002 | N1DC

    This is one of my favorite contests. Unfortunately, I was limited to only a few hours on Sunday morning. I started at 1400 UTC with my 4 element tribander pointed toward Europe. First a "search and pounce" yielded a quick 25 countries. After about 45 m... Read More

  • 12/17/2002 | AB2IW

    What a fun contest... Were band conditions better or worse than in the 2001 contest ? Hard to tell. Some interesting DX... working rare stations in the single op qrp phone category. Made a contact while transmitting into the wrong antenna... a 350' ... Read More

  • 12/17/2002 | KI7N

    Another great contest. I operated only CW, and once again, it was proven that lots of fun can be had with low power to a dipole on 10 meters. Because of antenna restrictions, my dipole is in my attic, which likely cost me a few dB as opposed to an o... Read More

  • KI7N 10 GHz portable while parked on I-35E, south of Dallas, TX

    12/17/2002 | KI7N/5

    For me, the start of the 10 GHz and up contest is marked by my attendance of a North Texas Microwave Society meeting in the spring of 2002, several months before the contest began. I had always been interested in operating at 10 Ghz and above, but I ... Read More

  • 12/17/2002 | KB0JUL

    This was the first time I had participated in the ten meter contest. What a blast! I decided to operate CW only; conditions were excellent from central Iowa to the East Coast and Europe during the morning, and then the West Coast and Japan in the eve... Read More

  • 12/17/2002 | W8JWN

    This was the first year using a logging program and the N1MM Logger was superb! Although I am a slow typist, I managed to use the program without any difficulties. I had family and church commitments which limited my time to 23 hours but still I was ... Read More

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    12/17/2002 | W4/DF2GQ

    Man, what a contest!

    I worked QRP with my new FT 817 and a wire dipole on our deck. Logged over 90 contacts and 30 countries including lots of Europeans, Africa, South America and Asia. Even worked Japan in SSB. Amazing!

    I can't remember the last time ... Read More

  • It "hogs" the band on 10m

    12/17/2002 | VE2OWL

    Very nice contest and 100% cw for a second year.

    But for a change, I decided to use my hand keyer instead of using the computer for sending CW. Since I'm not an expert at sending fast, people did slow down to answer me at my speed, thanks.
    I'll use t... Read More

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