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12/02/2013 | N1XIH/7
After surprisingly winning the Rocky Mountain Division Section in 2012, ( still awaiting the plaque) I knew I should try to better my score this year and get a Clean Sweep. Unfortunately I was not able to arrive early enough to acclimatize to the alt... Read More
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12/02/2013 | N1XIH/7
After surprisingly winning the Rocky Mountain Division Section in 2012, ( still awaiting the plaque) I knew I should try to better my score this year and get a Clean Sweep. Unfortunately I was not able to arrive early enough to acclimatize to the alt... Read More
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12/02/2013 | W4LT
Moral of the story: There is no substitute for being rested, for motivation,
for challenging competitors and, most importantly, for Butt-In-Chair time.
Hit all of my goals: Fourth consecutive SSB sweep, over 1500 Q's and over
250,000 points.
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11/30/2013 | KF2T
High point - down to just needing QC and DE for the sweep, when Quebec calls me! Never did find Delaware. Soooo close. Next year... Read More
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11/25/2013 | NK8Q
I operated QRP again this year from the club station of the Nittany ARC, W3YA, at 2200' ASL on a mountain ridge near State College, PA. I took my own radios, Elecraft K2 and a Yaesu FT-100, both at 5W, connected to a computer for logging with N1MM Log... Read More
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11/22/2013 | WS7V
High winds Saturday morning prevented me from raising the 80m dipole, which I typically use to contact most of the far west states and BC. I judged that the 40m dipole would suffice since sunspots were high and I had been able to log all of W7 on 40 du... Read More
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11/21/2013 | SM4GGC
The first leg of the test started really bad and already after that I have made 3 contacts on the night at 03 local time did I experiences a huge SWR with 100W in reflection from the antenna. It was only to shut down the station and try to sleep to th... Read More
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11/20/2013 | N1DGF
After 5 UHF contest trips to FN53 Maine, Neil, N1DGF, and I said this would be our last trip to FN53. Setting up 6 bands Field Day style was getting to be too much an effort for the very low QSO count. Little did either of us know it would be Neil's la... Read More
