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08/03/2009 | KE4WBO
We ran 2 bands 222/432 at home instead of rover, conditions ok up to the state line hearing n2cei(downeast) el89 rover near Live Oak and kq4pi el99 near Bunnell.
Mostly testing out new 432 array after several attempts getting phase lines correct, it ... Read More -
08/03/2009 | KB0HH
This was a tough contest!! We made 29 contacts after 24 hours of operating. Tad, KC5DPT, and Dave, KA0KCI, worked hard for each and every one of them!! KB0HH cooked and worked the microwave bands .. .. and made an occasional CW contact on 222 MHz an... Read More
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08/03/2009 | N6SJV
The ARRL UHF contest was great fun, as always. We operated under the Lodi ARC club call but it turned out just to be a family event. A generator failure kept us close to home this time. So we operated portable from the back yard and set up adjacent to ... Read More
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08/03/2009 | N6ZE/R
Peter Heins, N6ZE/7 (Western Washington Section)
Scoring: 17 QSO => 51pts times (2 grids worked + 2 grids activated) = 204 points
Club Participation: Pacific Northwest VHF Association
For this contest, I operated as a Rover from both Whidbey Island,... Read More -
08/03/2009 | K2QO/R
I don't recall operating in this contest before and it is always on a weekend that is simply too busy to jump in. But on Sunday at about 1130 a.m. local time, and with 2.5 hours remaining in the contest, I had a short window to give it a go as a limite... Read More
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08/03/2009 | K2DRH
The contest basically started out slow and pretty much tapered off from there. None of the wonderful extended Tropo conditions of last year were present. 400 miles seemed to be the absolute limit on 222 and 432 (thanks to N4QWZ in EM66), and very fe... Read More
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08/03/2009 | N0EDV/R
AI9Z and I (N0EDV) operated the August UHF contest as a rover station, using the callsign N0EDV. This was our first participation in what the Northern Lights Radio Society folks call Rovermania (#6). We drove just over 500 miles during the contest! ... Read More
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08/03/2009 | W4AMP
Had a lot of fun this year running an Icom 910H and a Create 5130-2n log periodic. Need to get a 220 transverter, just have FM. I am completely blocked towards W4WA, was able to work him by reflecting off of Atlanta on 432. Weather played havoc here in... Read More
