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  • The top antenna on my tower is a Cushcraft A449-11S for 70cm. 
The next one is a Cushcraft 148-10S I used for the contest but is in need or serious re-tuning to get down in the lower portion of 2 meters. 
The bottom is a Cushcraft A50-5S for 6 meters, and when I get the 2 meter beam re-tuned I shouldn't have to climb the tower for a few more years, I hope.

    09/12/2006 | NS3M

    I tried to basically get on the air for the June VHF QSO Party, and found that I was limited to 6 meters through the transverter and I didn't have enough drive power to excite the amplifier. I also found that my 2 meter transverter was not operational ... Read More

  • Rig with microwave extension please pass on the left...

    09/12/2006 | K3UHF/R

    Short story:
    Worked from 15 grids, over 600 contacts.

    Long story:
    Got harassed by the national park service ranger who thought I should have a permit to operate a radio in a national park. Or several radios to several antennas on one vehicle. Well I g... Read More

  • trusty rover 6-1296 10gigs

    09/09/2006 | KE4WBO

    Great contest we rovered 12 grids starting in em56 kentucky heading south thru alabama than east to florida ran 2m-1296 low power on loops did my best sunday morning leaving pine level, alabama when i ran into af4od and leapfrogged grids south thu a... Read More

  • Here is my antenna setup.

    09/08/2006 | KQ6EE

    kq6ee was at San Gabriel Peak (6000+')during the Field Day on LOWER POWER. I did most of the UHF and VHF (from 6m to 1.2G). But this time, I brought my HF antenna. Ham Radios are alway fun. Plan for next year already!!!. 73 Read More

  • My temporary Contest QTH - A Spectacular 25 Feet above Football Field Level !

    09/01/2006 | KG6IYN

    After what I thought was a great contest year start in January, I had more than a few unexpected issues passed my way ... Double Whammy for June, having to take care of a family member that was ill and had to assist in some emergency remediation for my... Read More

  • 08/31/2006 | Kg6iyn

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  • Portable station for 5.7 and 10Ghz.  Down East 5.7-144 2W and DB6NT MKU 10G2 with MKU102X 5W brick

    08/30/2006 | KF

    The Northern Lights Radio Society has a couple of pretty active cheer leaders for the August Contest most notably WQ. Since 2004 the folks around here have affectionately renamed the August Contest RoverMania, due to the number of active rovers. Af... Read More

  • The beautiful view from DM12JU

    08/30/2006 | K6NKC

    The first weekend activity was stupendous here in San Diego, DM12JU.
    The QSO and sunburn rates were very high! Seventy Q's were garnered from the rovers of the San Bernardino Microwave Society and the San Diego Microwave Group. Best DX was 600km. Most... Read More

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