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05/30/2002 | NP2B
John NP2B, SM for the Virgin Islands, gratefully acknowledged my request to work the phone SS with him and Bruce W4OV. Actually, I thrust myself on John! Being an ardent contester I could not go on vacation to KP2 in November without working SS.(my wif... Read More
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05/14/2002 | K8UH
Hey everyone thanks for being on the air and helping me to another clean sweep.
73 de Erik Read More -
05/08/2002 | W8DZ
This contest was used as a tool to introduce several of our members to HF and contesting. We devoted time to teaching techniques and procedures, even to unlicensed youngsters who came by to see the activity. Our goal of geting members on in spite of ... Read More
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05/01/2002 | N2EY
After many years of SS at the "A" level, decided to try QRP with my Elecraft K2. Antenna is an 80/40 inverted V with homebrew traps and the apex at 35 feet. I'm amazed at the results given the time and setup!
Biggest thrill was working VY1JA - first YU... Read More -
04/20/2002 | K0BJ
In recent CW SS outings K0WA AB0S and K0BJ have operated from W0CEM's QTH in Junction City KS. John is now a Phoenix snowbird, and we've happily found Alan W0NO's new rural Beloit (north-central KS) station to be a great venue for our SS adventures. We... Read More
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04/19/2002 | KC0IOX
This was my first ever contest on CW, and once I got used to it, I really enjoyed myself. What a wonderful experience. I'll do it again next November! Read More
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04/18/2002 | WV1M
2001 Sweepstakes was my second straight clean sweep. This time with low power! My sweep was in the log with 6+ hours to spare. I enjoy the November Sweeps more SOAPBOX: than any other contest! Read More
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04/18/2002 | WW4M
operated 24 hours from K3KO QTH. Read More
