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  • 06/15/2009 | VA2SG

    I dont have equipment for 2 and 432, anyway being too far north...
    Went at shack around 4H45 PM saturday to find the 50 mhz band in good shape. Worked bunch of stations until around 7H30 PM, almost all in W8 and W9. No double hop saturday but thought t... Read More

  • 5:00AM PDT Saturday CN72

    06/15/2009 | W7EME/P

    Operated from the beach +1.6kft ASL. Beautiful place, no path east. Great 144 MHz conditions at times across the Pacific to the north. My log and photos at: www.w7eme.org/June2009.html Read More

  • Working the bands (actually just pretending to post contest)

    06/15/2009 | K2DRH

    Wasnt sure for a while there would even be a serious effort in the June contest. Just went through the nuke generating plant outage from hell right after struggling with the I&C mod from hell and all my spring tower maintenance time was eaten up by pr... Read More

  • 06/15/2009 | WA1RKS

    Well I gave it the old College try!from start to finish, with minimal time off.Nice openings both days, should have worked more of it, spent too much time pouncing!,waiting for pile-ups, could have worked lots of Q's in the waiting time had I called CQ... Read More

  • 06/15/2009 | WA1LAD

    Due to family commitments, I was unable to operate the whole contest. I enjoyed the few hours I did get to spend in it though. I only operated 6 meters but had a great time. I managed to work 35 total grids (13 new ones), and totalled 2380 points. I di... Read More

  • By early Sunday morning, the heavens opened up with significant clearing from the cloudy weather that had been pervasive in New York for the past two weeks.  The Six Meter Yagi is on the left, the Two Meter Yagi is on the roof of my car on the right, and the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial is situated in the center of this photo.

    06/15/2009 | WB2AMU

    This was an excellent contest for my QRP portable effort from a hill in a park in FN30 in Long Island, despite a problem with my car battery that had to be resolved on Saturday. The band was open from the start of the contest and I was able to work i... Read More

  • 06/15/2009 | KC2TA

    As my contesting time is usually limited due to other activities and a "honey do" list that is growing much too long (at least according to my XYL!!!) I try to make the most of my chances to operate. Activity (and my score) were up from January, but a... Read More

  • The January Ice storm didn't hamper my VHF/UHF efforts.

    06/15/2009 | N5QYC

    It was fun to get back into VHF contesting after a prolonged absence.
    My score wasn't the greatest but I was just getting my feet wet after a long time with no vhf/uhf capable ssb radio. With my new ICOM 7000 I was more than able to hold my own. Band... Read More

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