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06/15/2006 | KB3NDS
I am rather new to HAM radio (got my ticket in Feb) and didn't even know about this contest until it was mentioned on a morning net that I attend on my way to work. I looked up the contest site and was elated that I would at least be able to work 1 day... Read More
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06/15/2006 | N4DXY/R
Wow, a quick but ardious 980 mile round trip, starting at 1PM in EM64, in Alabama, North to Nashville, NW to Evansville, Indiana, East to Louisville, Kentucky, on to Lexington, Kentucky, rhrough a 70 mile Severe Thunderstorm. We finally arrived at Midn... Read More
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06/14/2006 | N5AU
Conditions sounded extremely good from EM12 for this contest. 6 meters was open somewhere just about every time I turned the dial. After the wild Es opening to JA on Sunday evening, June 4, I'm starting to believe the next solar cycle could indeed ... Read More
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06/14/2006 | KF8QL/R
KF8QL/R was on the West side of Michigan again and we'd like to say THANKS to everyone for a great VHF contest. Dave-KF8QL, and Bob-K8DOG operated on 7 bands in 6 grids, and had an absolute blast. It just seems to be more fun each time we rove. Hope... Read More
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06/14/2006 | KM5PO
Jeepers creepers, Es at the start and Es at the finish! What a contest!
This was our second year as a multi-limited entry at KM5PO, EM12ko, Arlington, Texas with returning first year operators Lee Kemp, N5TIF and Steve Plock, KL7IZW. Joining us for the... Read More -
06/14/2006 | KL7UW/R
2006 makes it one year anniversary for VHF Contesting in Alaska. The Alaska VHF-Up Group began in April 2005 and June 2005 was the first time for Alaska VHF Contest participation.
I began by operating from home and was underwhelmed by activity only ma... Read More -
06/14/2006 | W5MPC
I sure had a great time with the contest and worked quite a few new grids and states. Conditions on Saturday were amazing! Sunday here wasn't nearly as good though. I did manage to get one QSO on 2 SSB and one on 430 SSB (my first contact ever on 70cm)... Read More
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06/14/2006 | WV0H
Wow, what great conditions for a VHF contest. WBAJ and family came down from North Dakota to operate team WV at 9000 feet above sea level.
6m on Saturday afternoon was really hot as pileups sounding 20+ deep kept me guessing as to which KC8 was callin... Read More