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  • Operating in DM75, south of Cline's Corner on Highway 285. I worked lots of DM65 stations here and a Colorado station in DM67.

    09/17/2008 | KK6MC/R

    We had a good rove; great when you consider we had no enhanced propagation.

    Highlights include:

    1, I have now roved from every grid in NM, all 22 of them. A QSO in DM82 was the last one I needed. I set this goal a year ago when I first started roving.

    ... Read More

  • New 903 and 2304 antennas ready for the Jan SS. (WB3IGR photo)

    09/17/2008 | WB3IGR

    As always I had a great time. Helped out my 1296 station by adding a pre-amp. Was hoping to be on 903 but DEM had not sent the transverter, so we are going to try in January. There was NO 6 meter opening but 2 meters was pretty good to 1 land from here... Read More

  • My tan Corolla with Tom (KC2CBA) & Dave (KC2ILK) on the right with their own contest setup.  Note the view in the distance and the nearby pagoda with food, bathrooms and air conditioning, always nice to have.

    09/17/2008 | N2YTF

    What a great time I had this past weekend operating portable at State Line Lookout on the Palisades in NJ. At 564 feet over the Hudson River, the view was nice but propagation was not on my side. Equipment was a park on mount with 30 ft mast and yagi... Read More

  • <b>The Rover with a Vue (and it is a Vue)</b>

    09/16/2008 | K2QO/R

    This was a very challenging contest for many reasons. We found no tropo, e-skip or other enhancement to lend a hand. The day before the contest SpaceWeather.com suggested that we'd have some action due to a good solar wind, but nothing materialized. An... Read More

  • N1SXL and KACQR with the 40 foot antenna array in the background

    09/16/2008 | WA1RR

    Operating again from FN51 on Cape Cod from our "Hideway" in Eastham, MA as Limited Multi station. No opening from the Eastern most portion of Mass. We were able to beat our 2006, our last time here, for QSO's, Grid, and Score.

    137 QSO's in 36 grids fo... Read More

  • 6 Meter Yagi, with NE horizon view.

    09/16/2008 | K6WSC

    I have operated several HF contests recently, and thought I would give the VHF QSO Party a whirl. My wife and I assembled an M2 three element 6 meter beam Friday night, and mounted it Saturday morning. All weekend, I listened and called CQ on CW at 50.... Read More

  • 09/15/2008 | WA1RKS

    Welllll it twern't the best one I've seen,or worked !.Actually very slow for me this time. Although I didn't have plans to work the whole thing, Busy,busy,busy.So planed on working some on Sat,then devote all of Sunday. but that didn't happen !. Pro-Je... Read More

  • NO2J &amp; N2LID ROVER STATION IN FN02

    09/15/2008 | NO2J & N2LID

    THIS WAS THE FRIST ROVE FOR NO2J & N2LID SATURDAY WAS A WASHOUT BUT SUNDAY WAS GREAT.WE WORKED 3 STATION IN FN02 NOTHING IN FN01 BECAUSE OF RAIN. WE HAD OMNIDIRECTIONAL ON 6METERS 100 WATTS OUT ,2METERS 50 WATTS OUTS 432 50 WATTS OUT AND 222 40 WATTS.... Read More

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