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  • 11/04/2002 | N2EY

    A big TU to all who patiently struggled to copy my QRP/inverted V signal from EPA. K2 #2304 has a wonderful receiver, but it doesn't make 5 watts any louder.

    My second try at QRP, and did a little better than last year. It's become more a test of opera... Read More

  • NE1C (NAQP 2002)

    10/29/2002 | KX1X

    KB1FVL, KB1FSU, KB1GHC, and myself made the venture to the Kx1x operating QTH for the ARRL International DX Contest 2002. He operates a well organized station from there, and scores relatively high despite the fact that he has no amps. I had tugged a... Read More

  • 10/27/2002 | KB7DQH/ROVER

    Despite only partially recovering from a nasty cold, I headed out anyway... This is only the second time contesting as a rover, and the first time with all bands operating... Like the rest of the country, bad weather limited propagation... got 6 grids ... Read More

  • 10/27/2002 | KG4BMH

    I was only able to work a few hours of this contest, conditions seemed to be quite good with 144mhz showing good enhancement to the North West . There was quite a few stations on in the EN grids ,with my best DX in the 700 mile range on 2 meters.

    I wi... Read More

  • Dennis, WA6NIA, working 24 GHz in the Santa Ynez Valley, cm94wo, while Doug, K6JEY, looks on.

    10/22/2002 | WA6NIA

    What an introduction to microwave contesting! This was my first
    10 GHz and up contest and I spent both weekends on 10 GHz NB and
    managed to make several QSOs on 24 GHz SSB as well. What a thrill!
    My first two contacts on 10 GHz were at a distance of 7... Read More

  • The new W0JT/R station in my driveway just before the start of the contest.

    10/17/2002 | W0JT/R

    I hadn't been out as a rover in 2 years, and decided to hit it really
    hard this time. Unfortunately, Murphy decided to ride along in the
    passenger's seat (uninvited, of course), and things didn't work out
    anywhere near the way I planned. You can read... Read More

  • 144 FM Beam Pointing to Atlanta

    10/09/2002 | W4EUH

    Again, I enjoyed another VHF contest operating from my North GA QTH.
    My goal is usually to just to try to beat the prior years score after some sort of improvement. That goal was not meant to be this year.
    Conditions were never exciting. Always good t... Read More

  • After 15 years in ham radio it is nice to finally have a tilt over crank up tower. After this contest the Cubex 2el tri-band Hf quad goes back up and its back to HF DXing. 73  Tony

    10/07/2002 | KC4AUF

    This years Sept.QSO Party contest was especially meaningfull to me because it included two of the students from my Wednesday night "Elmer Hour" class I teach,Dave Keifer N4DWK and Parke Slater N4KFT.They too are from the centeral Virginia area and repr... Read More

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