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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

  • Lots of travel involved--but lots of fun, too.

    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

  • 6 el 80m Phased Array (looking NW)- GM3PPG

    03/11/2008 | GM3PPG

    I operated SOSB 80m ph field day style from North Uist Island, Outer Hebrides, Scotland. Set up a 6 el vert array 100m from Atlantic. Fault on array on first night. - fixed the following morning.

    Extremely poor propagation condx. on first night, - K3LR... Read More

  • W8QZA (W6QU) at my home station.  It is the end of the contest. I've just spent 40 hours struggling for QRP DX QSOs and it shows!

    03/09/2008 | W6QU

    W6QU Single Op QRP; Op: W8QZA; Station: W8QZA
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    Rig: Elecraft K-2 with output set to 5 Watts

    Antennas: 3 el SteppIR up 32 feet, Butternut HF-2V for 40 & 80 M
    __________________________... Read More

  • Steve, GW4BLE (with Mickey for support!), taken just minutes after the end of this year's contest.

    03/08/2008 | GW4BLE

    Wasn't able to be too active in last year's contest, so great fun to be back on again for 2008. Conditions were really poor from this latitude in Europe though, also suffered from wind damage to my 40m antenna late-on Sunday evening.

    Thanks to all for ... Read More

  • 03/07/2008 | K3TUF

    This was the first opportunity to use a small portion of my new tower. I used it for 1296 and 2304 without the benefit of tower top preamplifiers (see K3TUF.COM)
    The Contest was a busy enough one even given the relatively flat conditions. Some day we... Read More

  • 03/07/2008 | HB9LCW

    I had only few hours available for this weekend so I decided to work the
    contest on 40 meters. The challenge was high because a lot of broadcast
    noise and poor band condition made every QSO a hard fight. But on the end I was able to work more then 10... Read More

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