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12/12/2006 | NG1I
At 57, I'm trying to use the keyboard with two fingers and getting the calls correct at the same time. Friday night up here in WMA was just local...I thought Saturday the band was as deaf as a post but SUNDAY!!!! Flood gates let loose! With low power a... Read More
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12/12/2006 | DL5MAE
I participated in the contest for a few hours on 144 MHz, and worked 20 stations on CW. However, when I saw what was happpening in the N0UK logger, I decided to minimize my participation-time.
This ARRL contest was the worlds biggest Internet party I e... Read More -
12/12/2006 | HC2AD
Dear friends,
My main goal in this contest after check propagation forecast was to get a lot of fun!! This was my first contest alone (I usually be part as HD2A team) and that was i get... Only 144 contacts, poor conditions, a lot of noise (dsp in my m... Read More -
12/12/2006 | NS3M
I have been preparing for this contest since I jumped back into the Amateur Radio hobby back in May of this year, and it was nowhere as exciting as the VHF contests I worked in September and June of this year, but I got the chance to work it nonetheles... Read More
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12/12/2006 | K5BZH
Friday I agreed to make tortilla soup for the family. The process takes about an hour and half. Realizing we would likely eat around 8:30 p.m. that meant I could check ten meters when the contest started, 6 p.m. local, and participate for about an ho... Read More
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12/12/2006 | TG0AA
The propagation was in very bad conditions in the Guatemala, Central America for the 10 meters band, but we were passing it very well during the contest....
TG9ATG. Julio Tortola
TG9ANF. Francisco Vassaux Read More -
12/12/2006 | NU4SC
K3IXD and W4MEL at W4MEL's QTH using the Low Country Contest Club Call NU4SC.
CW 121 QSOs 484 Points 43 Multipliers
Phone 223 QSOs 446 Points 58 Multipliers
Total 344 QSOs 930 Points 101 Multipliers
Claimed Score : 93,930
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12/11/2006 | KA5DWI
Since I can remember, this contest has been one of my absolute favorite HF contests. I remember as a SWL lurking to pick up a country or two in the bottom of cycle 20/21. Once I became a Ham I was unfortunately interrupted by some event and I was unabl... Read More
