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  • KC4WQ harmonic... tuckered out after a full day of SS and Birthday cake

    11/05/2002 | KC4WQ

    Could not believe how rusty my ear is... can't say what was more exciting. My 10 year olds birthday party Sunday afternoon or busting the VY1 pile-up QRP Read More

  • 11/05/2002 | N2CU

    This was my first attempt at operating SS QRP. After years of doing it HP, I needed a break. Nice, low pressure operating. QRP is really fun. I think everyone should try it. There were lots of great QRP signals out there and I even managed to get a few... Read More

  • W0NO's station in the farm/ranch office. K0WA at rate station, W0NO and K0BJ conferring, AB0S at S&P station.

    11/05/2002 | K0WA

    K0WA and AB0S have been doing SS multis, both modes, with various sidekicks for a couple decades. Last year the team moved from W0CEMs well-appointed Junction City KS station with low antennas, to the QTH of new upstart W0NO, who has boldly established... Read More

  • 11/05/2002 | N8CPA

    Rigs: IC-735, TS-50 (Listen only)

    Antennas: Home brew inverted Vee for IC-735; R-7 vertical for TS-50.

    Keying: AEA MorseMachine; Classic Keyer mahogany and brass iambic paddle.

    Logging: Old CTX laptop running N3FJP software.

    Decoder: JRC 600 Ohm hea... Read More

  • K7FU OPERATING POSITION

    11/04/2002 | K7FU

    It was another great event and even the solar conditions held out for the most part. I went into this contest with 2 goals in mind.
    1. Beat last years score and get to 100,000 points
    2. Clean Sweep

    I can now pat myself on the back for a job well done.... Read More

  • 11/04/2002 | N7HJ

    Only was able to operate on 10 meters and not for long as I had some commitments. Found I have RFI on CW on 20/15. I would say that the High Speed CW ops pretty much ignored my slower speed. Thus they missed out on a contact. I even called them 3 o... Read More

  • Here I am about an hour before the end of the contest.  Notice a couple of coffee mugs on the desk?  Coffee helps alot!!

    11/04/2002 | N8XE

    What a great time! 40M was my workhorse band this year. I did not do as good as good as previous years, but had a ton of fun. This year was the first year calling CQ and it was probably the most fun (and the scariest) for me yet in a contest. Thank... Read More

  • Jack WA0RJY hard at work feeding the teeming masses Saturday afternoon while keeping an eye on the willows and the lake.

    11/04/2002 | K7IR

    WA0RJY (retired from contesting) and I decided to do a "fun" multi-op from the wilds of EWA at the fine station of K7IR in Moses Lake. This turned out to be a good decision - both fun-wise and score-wise. Jack and I have operated together from W7RM a... Read More

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