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09/11/2007 | K2KIB
Great Contest!! The highest score I ever made in the September VHF QSO Party. I believe it also sets a new record for NNJ in the SOLP Class.
Once again, I operated from Highpoint State Park, NJ. (FN21qh). The highest point in New Jersey. There was in... Read More -
09/11/2007 | W6GMT
the W6GMT/R
Well another nice contest here in the Chippewa National Forest in MN. All contacts were made in the forest boundaries, Saturday we started the contest in EN36 in the rain Had a portable mast blow over in the wind in EN37 and that took out... Read More -
09/11/2007 | KB0HH
Wow, what a good time!! Our score was three times better than last year. We had a nice opening on 6 meters and pretty good enhancement on the other bands. The 1296 rig let it's smoke out early so it had to be replaced with another that still had smo... Read More
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09/11/2007 | N6ZE/ROVER
Summary: Interesting!
Highlights:
1. Great scenery on our routing from Glacier N.P. to WDB via Grand Coulee Dam!.
2. QSOs with backpackers, N4TII & KI4YDI, on 2m & 70cm from atop Logan Pass (DN38) in Glacier N.P. as contest began. Heard 6m M/S bur... Read More -
09/11/2007 | N8QE
This was my best September VHF QSO Party ever from EN91 in Ohio. Once again, I was running QRP with a Yaesu FT-817 at 5 watts into a MFJ dipole at 25 feet on 6M and 2M. I was able to work stations from Texas to Florida on 6M during a brief E's opening ... Read More
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09/11/2007 | WB2AMU
I went to my usual hilltop location in central Long Island in FN30 in the single operator QRP portable category. We had a minor setback when the wires to the key were accidently severed when one of the radio fell down. I was able to make emergency rep... Read More
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09/11/2007 | VE2DSB
Once again, the keyers was my best friend. Operation at home is with only 30 watts for both band, homebrew 6 element optimized 144.200 Mhz and homebrew K1FO model 22 element 432 Mhz at the top of 50 feet tower in the back yard.
Worked 14 grids into 40 ... Read More -
09/11/2007 | K2DRH
With family and work schedules, dont have the time to spend on a long detailed write up this time. Suffice it to say that conditions were reasonable and that the station was working well after replacing all of the rotor loops and doing quite a bit of ... Read More
