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01/01/2008 | K6KPH

Number of contacts: 25

It was another wonderful SKN at K6KPH.

As many may know, K6KPH uses the transmitters, antennas and receivers of ex-RCA coast station KPH. The transmitting and receiving sites are separated by about 20 miles and the transmitters ... Read More
01/01/2008 | KI0G

Most interesting QSO: WA9CWX, Frank with a HB 807 transmitter.

Best Fist: WA4RCW, Ron

Here is the J-38 I used, good event and great memories.

73, Bob KI0G Read More
01/01/2008 | AB0OX

My sincerest thanks to those operators (WA1AR & WA6CWM) willing to slow to QRS5 for my benefit, and willing also to endure my terrible attempts at keying a Heil foot switch QRF. Read More
12/30/2007 | N1AW

I'm usually a casual contester and this is the first time I ever submitted a log for the 10 meter contest. I operated a total of about 2.5 hours in 5 segments. My station is modest, I used an old Atlas 210x at 20 to 30 watts output to a mini-G5RV at ab... Read More
12/28/2007 | VE7CA

Again, the ARRL 160 contest is a blast. More contacts and more sections and a new country RW0 with 100 watts from my home-brew transceiver, the HBR2000. My antenna is a very odd shaped full wavelength loop, 85 ft straight up, 110 ft. horizontal then ... Read More
12/28/2007 | N2UO

This was my first EME contest from my new QTH in Summerfield, North Carolina. This time I was joined by Dan, W9EQ, and we operated both weekends on 1296 MHz, CW only, with no assistance. We had a great time, and the equipment and the antenna worked fla... Read More
12/28/2007 | WB9FOL

In over twenty years of participation this year had the worst band conditions ever! At times there were NO signals at all! Maybe next year will be better... Read More
12/27/2007 | W3J

I am a Committee Member and a Patrol Coach for my son's Troop (Troop 944) in Ellicott City, MD. New to ham radio (July 2007), I was eager to introduce the hobby to Scouts during the 50th JOTA.

The Troop had a service project at the Chartering Organizat... Read More