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02/18/2008 | N2JNZ
Had fun !! First time working QRO (100w)!! Worked 40 meters only and got 6 KH6-KH7 stations along with ZM3A New Zealand !! 108 Qs so not really bad I guess for a little gun!! Also used my VIBROPLEX 100th ANNIVERSARY BUG for all but 2 contacts !! The ot... Read More
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02/18/2008 | NG1I
It's truely amazing how well the G5RV does NOT hear the Far East. However, it can pick up QRP stations in the U.S. and Europe, and QRO stations in all of U.S., Africa, Europe, VP6DX,VP8, VK9, VU, VK, ZL , and Antarctic stations. I didn't have time this... Read More
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02/18/2008 | KI6VC
We need a new category: Single Op One Handed!! Had Carpal Tunnel surgery the day before the startNot that my CW is much better without the stitches and the pain meds but then this is the year that changes. The highlight for me was the new shunt loadin... Read More
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02/17/2008 | YO9FRJ
That was my 6th ARRL EME Contest participation and the 4th in this team formula. YO9FRJ team was composed by YO9FRJ (ex. YO4FRJ) Adrian and YO9AFE Joe.
We operated only the 144 MHz band after YO9FRJs EME antenna system changes since August 2007. I d... Read More -
02/09/2008 | KK6MC/R
For the January contest I decided to head south. Winter in northern NM is unpredictable; it can be cold as Canada or warm as Florida. The south is mild and more predictable.
After a rocky start, we settled down and had a good contest. At least for J... Read More -
02/06/2008 | W7EME/R
This year was something different for me as I never rover during a contest event, yet I was doing it. I started at home CN85 on the N. Oregon Coast and drove straight through to DM79 in the denver area. I worked primarily 144 Mcs, as it is my band of c... Read More
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02/04/2008 | W9FZ/R
It was one of the most challenging contests I've ever been in on account of the cold. Minus 18 was the coldest and three degrees above was the warmest. Radio dials did not want to turn in the morning and the LCD displays would not display.
I have a c... Read More -
02/03/2008 | AA4LR
Last year, I operated with a two-tube crystal-controlled 40m transmitter that I had built over Christmas vacation. This year, I decided to build a companion receiver. What I didn't count on was that building a receiver is about five times more complica... Read More
