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03/24/2008 | W4WWQ
This was my first January VHF contest ever. Brian, WA1ZMS, was my only contact. It took about 5 hours to get that only 241 GHz QSO completed in the bitter cold, down the spine of the Blue Ridge Parkway here in Virginia. But it paid off big, setting ... Read More
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03/22/2008 | VP2VES
I was able to get on the air as VP2VES for a short while on Sunday afternoon. QTH was Loblolly Beach on the north shore of Anegada island in the British Virgin Islands, operating field day style. I put up a homebrew vertical antenna about 15ft from the... Read More
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03/21/2008 | P40A
Fantastic conditions! I know the majority of the participants will strongly disagree with this statement, however from Aruba propagation was great on all bands except for 10m. I did hear a nice 10m opening a few days before the contest. Unfortunate... Read More
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03/16/2008 | N7IG
The South Kitsap ARC had a wonderful Field Day 2007. Glad to be associated with such a fine group. Lots of fun and good teamwork setting up various antennas. Look forward to 2008. Read More
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03/16/2008 | XE1BY
nice contest in 2008 1128 qsos is good for my new antennas design.. Read More
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03/16/2008 | DD1IM
Hi, dr cw-fans!
Had agn only a couple of hrs to operate - but did meet agn mni friends :-)) So I enjoyed the test one more time.
Tnx for every contact - hpe cuagn dr frnds!
Vy 73, gl es cwfe de Sascha DD1IM (member of DARC, DOK K27). Read More -
03/15/2008 | N7FYO
Had a great time with this contest, even though I only worked it for about 5 or 6 hours total. Heard more DX in an hour than I usually do in a week during normal operation!
Only made about 20 QSOs from my station in New England, primarily to the Car... Read More -
03/11/2008 | W9FZ
While 10 GHz activity has been on the rise in the Upper Midwest the past few years, well organized rover efforts leading to high QSO volume has been the main thrust. This year we tried something different--longer and more difficult paths with less pre... Read More
