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12/10/2007 | KC2TA
Well, nowhere as good as the last time I had the weekend somewhat clear to operate. Over 45k points in 2005 and just about 33% of that score this year. But, considering the time available, and the ROTTEN CONDITIONS, the score is what it is.
Have been... Read More -
12/10/2007 | K2UYH
Well, at least it's nice (only joking) that Murphy visits Al's QTH when I'm not there. Over the years I've run a number of EME contests with Al, and each had its memorable "drop-ins" by Murph.
This year was no different for me, though. During my shor... Read More -
12/10/2007 | KD6WKY
I never got east of the Sierra or south of San Diego. Talk about difficult conditions! Most of my 30+ Q's came from within a 100 mile radius with my beam pointed directly at them.
I already know 2008 will be better than 2007, it can't get any worse.
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12/10/2007 | NU4SC
CallSign Used : NU4SC
Operator(s) : K3IXD,W4MEL
We were multi operator, the section is SC.
Club: Low Country Contest Club
Mode QSOs Pts Cty
CW 156 624 38
USB 186 372 35
Total 342 996 73
Score : 72,708
This was the worst... Read More -
12/10/2007 | W8JMF
Finally, great band condx! WAZ, WAS and DXCC in one hour! Seriously, it sounded like the TX QSO party in Ohio at best. I also made a few Qs as AF1SH/Mobile, used the club call to avoid dups which would trash my awesome score.
Maybe next year... 73 Read More -
12/10/2007 | K1WHS
This was my second ten meter contest and I was all set for a big effort. I was even going to build a new 5 element yagi and hang it up on the tower fixed to the South. This would be a multi-op effort and I had two friends lined up to help with the oper... Read More
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12/10/2007 | K1JT
We operated under the contest's "neighborhood multi-op" rule,
making 144 MHz QSOs at the K1JT station and 432, 1296, and 2304
MHz QSOs at the station of K2UYH. We used both CW and JT65,
without assistance. On the four bands we made a total of 306 QSO... Read More -
12/10/2007 | KD7EJI
I run a modest station, 100w on a vertical. From WA I worked several hours at different times during the contest, but with little results. Only 6 locals, and 1 in a different section the first day.
The second day I check conditions throughout the day... Read More
