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  • KI4PKW, KG4YVA, and KU4JZ prepare the mast and tower supporting the 50 and 144 mhz. yagi antennas.

    01/30/2007 | KI4SNY

    The Fancy Gap Contest Club, KI4SNY, operated from the Blue Ridge Parkway at an elevation of apprx. 3015' in grid square EM96. The site is located in Carroll County, Virginia, near Fancy Gap. Four bands were activated: 50, 144, 220 and 432 mhz. A total ... Read More

  • 01/30/2007 | K2DRH

    Murphy is relentless. Apparently he caught wind of my Lance Armstrong aspirations to capture the SOLP VHF Sweepstakes top spot for a 7th year in a row. With surgical precision he threw down problem after problem until he was sure my station was not o... Read More

  • Jim W0EEA digging for weak ones on 2 meters

    01/29/2007 | W0EEA

    Heavy snow forced us to spend the entire weekend at the EEA barn. Activity was great despite near-blizzard conditions Sunday. We managed to send K0KHZ in the white rover van Saturday, and snagged 3 grids on all bands. Winter driving conditions prevente... Read More

  • The Setup

    01/29/2007 | W9SZ

    W9SZ Single-Op Portable

    Everything seemed to be going for me at the start. The weather was about the best I could expect for January, there was no snow or ice on the ground, the wind was dead calm and it even warmed up above freezing on Saturday! I got... Read More

  • KB3NMQ in his first contest

    01/29/2007 | KB3NMQ/R

    Thanks to everyone that made QSOs with KB3NMQ/R. This was Matt KB3NMQs first contest, and judging by the way he talked about it, I think he had a great time. Matt actually brought a book along with us, thinking we would contact four or five stations ... Read More

  • Heathkit Apache transmitter running 100 watts Heathkit Mohawk receiver Inverted V-dipole antenna up 40 ft at the apex Original 1935 brass model R-63 Morse key, manufactured by "Signal Electric Mfg Co." of Memoninee, Michigan. This key belonged to Tom's father, (W8MPY-SK) http://www.ne7x.com/web_pages/w8mpy.htm

    01/29/2007 | NE7X

    Tom, NE7X, operated the 2007 SKN contest for the first six hours and made 27 total QSOs on 40 meter CW.

    Summary = 27 contacts, 15 states

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  • W0JX, chief op at W8GD. The old Valiant might chirp a bit but it gets out on 160 through 20.

    01/29/2007 | W8GD

    My third SKN. Two Qso's in 2005, 38 in 2006, and 41 in 2007. It's hard to get the count up because everyone wants to rag chew! My vote for most intersting Qso was K1Y. Worked KY1/4 and KY1/6 during the contest. My vote for best fist was N6NAX. I also w... Read More

  • Construction on the new 180' tower

    01/29/2007 | K3TUF

    I had a great time again in the January Contest. My score was just below last years, but that likely reflects the things that are going on my my life, it is very busy now. I took a respectful break for sleep and operated for 27 hours.
    The time was bu... Read More

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