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02/23/2010 | KA0P
Good contest. 15 meters was very good this weekend. Yaesu FT-757 and Hustler 4BTV ground mounted. Looking forward to next year.
73, Dave Read More -
02/22/2010 | N2JNZ
Had my best time ever !! 202 Qs 0n 40 meters and 67 countries. Ran 120 watts from my Kenwood TS 930s to a ZeroFive 40 meter vertical. The antenna worked fantastic !!! Worked Japan , Hawaii and all over the Pacific and into Asia (UA9UZZ) and Africa (5N7... Read More
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02/22/2010 | KC2TA
I really thought things were going well. Had a Sunday without any soccer or other activities scheduled -- although I did have to work Saturday morning and do some grocery shopping on Sunday afternoon. Things were looking good.
I guess getting up at 3... Read More -
02/22/2010 | W4KP
This was our first experience at VHF contesting, and roving. We had a good learning experience, and fun as well.
Being new to this, we stuck with 6 and 2 mtr setup: rotatable dipole for 6 and a 13B2 for 2. To be honest, we were hoping for more act... Read More -
02/22/2010 | K5BZH
Im an old geezer that didn't start HF contesting till my hair changed colors and was not that good of a ditty bopper in the first place. My log had 209 raw QSOs, a chore for me, but realizing a few new countries were added, at least 4 for CW, makes it... Read More
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02/22/2010 | PA2REH
This contest was a lot of fun. Was qrv on 80m only with the K2/100 and twin deltaloop antenne. NA operators are good operators, good ears and fb signals. Thanks to all for fb qso, hope to meet u again.
73 de Eric pa2reh Read More -
02/22/2010 | VE3CUI
I stuck to my usual routine of casual "S & P"-type QRO operations on 160-meters (by far my favourite winter band)...
Conditions didn't exactly set the world afire this year, but then neither did my operating techniques / performance, either...! The obj... Read More -
02/10/2010 | KA6ROD
Hi, my name is Rod Bunn and I got my first license in 1965 at the
age of 13. Ham radio changed my life, I went on to work in the
telephone business and enjoyed working with electronics. I knew in
1965 that Ham radio was something I wanted to enjoy m... Read More
