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06/27/2008 | VE3WCC
This was a grid expedition to FN04xa by members of the West Carleton ARC of Ottawa. We thought we had found the perfect secret operating location until we approached the farmer who owned the property. "You guys want to set up your radios on top of th... Read More
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06/25/2008 | K9AKS
Operated Single Op Portable, QRP, from EN20 in Nebraska. Thanks to KI0PY I was able to gain permission to set up at the Plattsmouth Airport, just south of town, a quiet site with a pretty good view to the east. On the down side, the west wind was very... Read More
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06/25/2008 | N
My goats and hiked up Mt Herman and worked many 6m QSOs ....6m was
hot! ...worked into FL, MI plus lots of new grids and many line-of-sight QSOs on 2m & 70cm as well very FUN time. Although I forgot my 22' pushup mast I just rested the 2m/70cm beam in ... Read More -
06/25/2008 | AB5GU
For the last 2 years Jimmy Turner, K5JTJ and I have set up a grid-xpedition station on the beach in the rare EL28 water grid for this contest. This year we set up 2 towers a week in advance of the contest toward making this a permanant contest location... Read More
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06/25/2008 | WA7JTM
This year the Arizona Six Shooters operated LMO Low Power Portable from DM53 in the White Mountains of eastern Arizona, @ 9330 ft ASL. Operators were WA7JTM (Pete), N7AMA (Tom), WW7B (Morgan), W7NS (Terry), and M0KA (my dog).
Contest conditions were r... Read More -
06/24/2008 | KC0IYT/R
I roved to 8 grids with 10 bands (6m - 10ghz) during this contest.
I was not suprised when there was a 6m Es opening, and almost
everyone abandoned the "high bands". Luckily, a few people left
their 2m rig tuned to my "home" frequency and left 6m t... Read More -
06/24/2008 | N6NB/R
More and more, roving seems to create a sense of community in amateur radio. These photos show a meeting of rovers--and a non-rover--in California's Mojave Desert. In the photo at left (left to right) are:
N6MU/R, K6MI (who operated with W6TE/R), KG6... Read More -
06/24/2008 | W3SJI
Had a great time this year even though, like many, lost some operating time due to other circumstances. 6 meters was amazing, 2 meters was good, and 70cm did good as well. I operated using our club's callsign. I was on the air with 6m, 2m, 1.25m, and 7... Read More
