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  • 11/06/2006 | KC6WTA

    I had fun. This was my first contest. I only copy about 10 wpm so it was hard to find enough people to slow down for me. I operated for 11 hours and made 93 contacts. Just 7 shy of the pin... :(

    I had fun, I will do better next weekend on the phone por... Read More

  • VE3AP wearing his WRTC2002 T-shirt

    11/03/2006 | VE3AP

    First al all I want to thanks Vlad-VE3JM and Don VE3RM, to give me the chance to operate IARU from Don's super station this year.

    I wanted to operated this contest because of WRTC, as I was Argentina's team leader in WRTC 2000 (S522R) and Finland (OJ1C... Read More

  • October 2006 SCR activities

    10/29/2006 | K

    GREAT TIME had by one and all. Students improved daily, their on the air personality. We made multiple attempts to work Italy and Germany pileups on 20... but our vertical is located inside School Building Box Canyon, but we tried. WE WILL have the... Read More

  • Ross (logger) and Oscar KI6BEW

    10/24/2006 | KI6BEW

    I had a great time working the ARRL September VHF contest from my shack
    with my brother and dad. We operated all the bands from 50 to 1296 Mhz
    with good success except on 927.5 Mhz FM, where we didn't make any contacts.
    We had a lot of fun working seve... Read More

  • 10/18/2006 | XE2HWH

    We operated both weekends 10 GHz only, but on the first one Bernardo take the brake time to use satellite handy QSOs.

    This photo shows the four rigs in our site. The big dishes on the sides and the little ones in the middle. Read More

  • June 2005

    10/16/2006 | W0AH

    WOW! Just got the 6M antenna up Friday morning before the contest, and the band was exploding! Worked several Europeans and 100 grids in just a few hours. Would conditions the next day be as good? Well, not quite. This was the first contest from ou... Read More

  • N2UO operating from Camelback, PA (FN21HB). This is a very ham-friendly location, but vegetation can be a problem in certain directions.

    10/09/2006 | N2UO

    This year's 10 GHz & up contest was again a lot of fun. I operated both weekends from four different locations, on 10 GHz only.

    I started on August 19 from Camelback mountain, (Tannersville, PA), FN21HB. Fellow Packrat Rick K1DS joined me from the oppo... Read More

  • 10/07/2006 | WB2LEB

    My first VHF contest in 40 years. It was a ton of fun and I look forward
    to January with a new 3 element beam for six and stacked loops for two
    meters. Read More

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