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  • 12/06/2007 | N0UY

    I had a lot of fun working this contest. I ran the IC781 with no amp. I have two center feed dipoles one 90 degrees to the other. Since I don't have a high power station I did the search and pounce method. I don't know how much pounce there is in a... Read More

  • <a href="http://home.alltel.net/johnshan/">K3WWP's Ham Radio Activities</a><br /><a href="http://www.usatek.net/~yoel/">NAQCC Web Site</a>

    12/05/2007 | K3WWP

    I found conditions probably the best they have been for me on 160M since the last sunspot minimum in 1995/96. I had my most QSO's since the ARRL & CQ 160M contests in those years. 193 QSO's in 38 sections. Not bad when you consider my meager setup. A K... Read More

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    12/05/2007 | PE1BTX

    Hello EME contest comitee,

    I had a great time on EME this contest being only QRV on 6 mtr.
    After being QRV on 2 mtr EME for some time I made my 1st contact off the moon with W1JJ using a single 6M7JHV and 500 Watts in januari 2006.
    After this nice cont... Read More

  • K6EI in his tidy shack

    12/04/2007 | K6EI

    I used a roof-mounted inverted-L and ran QRP. Local noise conditions were pretty bad here in my neighborhood during the evening, but I had a blast between midnight and sunrise. I worked almost everyone I could hear (roughly 220 QSOs and 47 multiplie... Read More

  • <b>Yvette, KB3HTS</b>, a fourth year physics major at CWRU scans the band at W8EDU.  <i>(W8WTS photo)</i>

    12/03/2007 | W8EDU

    The Case Amateur Radio Club at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, OH, hosted a multi-operator SS SSB event this year with three operators. KB0USR, KB3HTS and W8WTS operated the station for 11:20, yielding 269 QSOs and 64 sections for a 34,43... Read More

  • Always need a few fills...

    12/03/2007 | WS1L

    My first ARRL 160 Contest was in 2005 and I had a modest effort of 250 Q's and 37k points. Last year I wasn't able to enter due to work. The week after the 2005 160 contest a lightning strike had melted the old 160 vertical, along with serving up a s... Read More

  • K2DH 5m solid dish with 23cm feed in place.

    12/02/2007 | K2DH

    This year's competition marked my return, after five long years, to EME. I spent my summer getting the dish built and operational, and had it running pretty well before the contest. My original plan was to have several bands (23, 13, and 9cm) running... Read More

  • 12/02/2007 | KA0P

    I heard many stations. Even worked a few. Rig was a FT-757 and for an antenna I fed my 15ft high 100ft doublet as a "T". Tried to answer quite a few calls but was not heard. My next endeavor on 160 will be with a quarter wavelength random wire. Till th... Read More

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