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  • 12/08/2009 | EB1DNK

    This was my 6 ARRL EME contest to operate from IN62ci with my 4x17 antenna. I was qrv only on 144. Thank you for all nice contacts! My setup is now fully remote controllable over the computer (EA4TX controller). I hope to be qrv also on 432MHz next yea... Read More

  • Inverted L looking down from 35' apex to 10 foot support mast 70 feet to SE corner of lot. making sharp turn left to north for last 30' to Maple tree branch.

    12/08/2009 | N9TF

    Finally put up an inverted L that I have wanted to do for a couple of years now. Got it up the weekend of CQWWCW, which gave me a chance to get it tuned in for the 160 contest. Signals, in general, were better than on the DX-LB short dipole at 35 feet.... Read More

  • Here's the bunker where I had my temporary station.

    12/08/2009 | K6EI

    This year I operated portable from a rural location in the East Bay hills above Fremont about 25 minutes from my home in Sunnyvale. I was running QRP and managed 341 QSOs, 65 multipliers, and 45 states. High point of the contest was working the Gala... Read More

  • At the Apex of the inverted L looking down to the SE corner of my lot to the 10' support pole. Wire then makes a sharp turn left to the north to a Maple tree

    12/07/2009 | N9TF

    Finally put up an inverted L that I have wanted to do for a couple of years now. Got it up the weekend of CQWWCW, which gave me a chance to get it tuned in for the 160 contest. Signals, in general, were better than on the DX-LB short dipole at 35 feet.... Read More

  • 12/07/2009 | K7EA

    A week before the contest I lost my end fed zepp for 160 due a tree problem, and almost gave up on operating. Well that first evening of the contest, I had my mobile TS-480SAT on the bench, and thought what the heck, let's see how it loads up into the... Read More

  • 12/07/2009 | AA0CX

    Band conditions were absolutely excellent this year! And the neighbors were either gone or quiet: no computer hash, no touch lamps, no tv buzz, and no ignition noise! I live on the garden level of a three-story apartment building, and used my everyda... Read More

  • 12/07/2009 | W0GSQ

    In 31 years of hamming this was my first try at 160M contesting. Using a low 80M dipole fed with windowline and 100W I had a blast! DX for me was VE3PN in ON. City noise level was S-9 till the last hour I operated then dropped to S-3, guess my neighbor... Read More

  • 12/07/2009 | KA0P

    Band was quite crowded. Used my FT-757, antenna I hastily fed my 100ft twin lead fed dipole as a top loaded 15 foot high vertical. Cut the power down to 40 watts to avoid rf feedback. Not the best, not the average, but did manage 13 qso's in 8 state... Read More

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