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12/02/2009 | KC4HW
Thanks to everyone for the contacts in SS Phone! Had a great time!
Started on 20m and as a Low Power entry I am not sure that was a good decision, 20m was very crowded! My 20m antenna is pretty high for a US contest, and I have been remiss in getting... Read More -
11/29/2009 | KB0HH
Our quest for the sweeps was to work'm all .. .. (you know .. .. earn the coffee cup) and increase our scores somewhat. We managed to increase the score a bit .. .. and got a sweep!! The last section was the NT and we worked him on 15 meters with a ... Read More
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11/29/2009 | K0JJM
Someday we are going to figure out how to get a Sweep from Kansas! Thought that a Gap Titan and two dipoles (at right angles to each other) for 40 and 80 would do it. Guess not! Was very pleased that 15 was open but still have trouble working throug... Read More
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11/28/2009 | WB0TEV
In this article WB0TEV expounds upon:
Stalking Multipliers: 80 Sections in the first 80 QSOs
A look at the statistics of stations worked from North Texas
.....Most frequently worked sections
.....What the distribution of the Check says about the
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11/27/2009 | WA0KAQ
It has been YEARS (probably at least 35) since I entered a Sweepstakes Contest, but I decided to work a few stations on Sunday afternoon this year just to give others a few more points.
The NASCAR championship race from Homestead, FL, was on television... Read More -
11/27/2009 | VE8EV
This year's SS was a personal best for me and I'm finally starting to feel like I know what I'm doing. I was expecting the auroral activity on Saturday to keep me out of the game until Sunday but the high (not zero!) sunspot number compensated somewha... Read More
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11/27/2009 | AI4RF
Total Operating time : 21 hours
Number of Contacts make: 313
Operated from : Fixed, Multioperator
Section : NC
Team participants : Nancy Kopenec KB5NIA, Frank Kopenec, AI4RF, Bob Jenkins KJ4EDH, Richard Walker KB4LTZ, ... Read More -
11/26/2009 | KA0P
Just on long enough to make a few dozen contacts with Yaesu FT-757 and ground mounted vertical. Thanks to all and will try to be on longer next year
73, Dave Read More











