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  • 01/21/2007 | N8CMZ

    I used the same J-44 key that I used in 1967 as WN3FNT in Greenville, PA as a 15 year old teenage Novice running then an Eico 720 Transmitter and Hallicrafters SX-99 Receiver. The world of ham radio sure has changed since then. My old fist sure wasn't ... Read More

  • 01/20/2007 | NJ1H

    SDR 1000, 40M Inverted Vee used on 160M shorting coax in shack and loading as random wire with tuner.

    After almost 40 years as a ham, I had a good time on 160M.
    I had only made 6 contacts on 160M before the 125 QSOs I made overnight in this contest.

    ... Read More

  • 01/19/2007 | WA1CFX

    Straight key night motivates me to keep a straight key on my operating table at all times. It brings me back to the adventure that I fantasized and experienced as a new teenage operator. Actually, I still find cw a thrill after more than 40 years.

    A ... Read More

  • <b>The gang at West Mountain Radio</b>

    01/19/2007 | K1WMR

    This is the first effort by the WMR Contest Club in the RTTY Roundup. We operated both RTTY and PSK. The WMR Contest Club is the radio club of West Mountain Radio employees. The operators for the Roundup were N1ZZ/Dan (RTTY) K3EIN/Ed (PSK31) K1UHF/De... Read More

  • 01/19/2007 | K1WCC

    This was my first SKN. New Year's Eve in the past has always been occupied by other things, but this year I decided to get on SKN. I made 9 contacts, most on 80 meters, before it was time to watch the PBS New Year's Eve special, I'll do it again next ... Read More

  • Was pleased that it was only a "bit" more time to add the second 2 meter beam and how well the stack worked out. I have tried the longer boom single yagi's from this location, but the wind and turning radius issues became a problem

    01/18/2007 | KG6IYN

    Well, late posting, but what a wonderful wrap to the 2006 VHF Contesting Arena.

    Weather was great, no winds to speak of this time around for set up or teardown (Unlike all of my January Contests from this location).

    Limited work on the bands above 2304... Read More

  • Don't laugh it actually worked quite well.

    01/15/2007 | KA2P

    I always found New Year's Eve quite boring...until I found out about SKN! I managed to put together a "key" to use with my K2. Basically a plastic ruler, foam insulation, two pennies, and aluminum foil duct-taped to an old CD-ROM drive. How's that for ... Read More

  • 01/14/2007 | EA4DEI

    HI. THERE ARE THEY ALL AS ONE MORE YEAR I HAVE RETURNED IT(HE,SHE) IS NECESSARY TO TAKE PART IN THIS CONTEST.
    WHICH I KNOW THIS ONE TURNING IN A WIRE BRUSH COSTUBRE.
    THIS YEAR I HAVE MANAGED TO OVERCOME MY PUNCTUATION OF PREVIOUS YEARS . THE CONDITIONS... Read More

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