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12/12/2005 | K7WA
10 Meters is a great band for those of us with modest stations! After experiencing a couple of brief Es openings (VE5 and ND, then CO) Saturday morning the band opened big-time to the mid-Atlantic and southeast regions and remained open for several ho... Read More
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12/12/2005 | UX1IL
It was nice weekend for me and my cat! Read More
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12/12/2005 | KA5KLU
Enjoyed the 10 meter contest don't have to jump bands. I was surprised here in South Texas how open the band was. Only worked about 10 hours of the contest but it was fun. Like to thank all of those who gave me a contact during the contest. Really ... Read More
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12/12/2005 | KF9US
Conditions this year seemed better than last year; at least there was an opening from Wisconsin to Africa (5U, 6W and EA8) on Sunday. Last year, all I could hear was Florida; this year I struggled to make a couple of QSOs to that state. However, there... Read More
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12/12/2005 | N8CPA
The hams in the mid-latitudes
liked 10 meters a lot.
But the Grinch in the ionosphere did not.
"Oh no," said he,
"It's THAT time of year.
The second weekend this month
I know what I'll hear.
The hams down below
will all get on the air.
CQ TEST CQ TES... Read More -
12/12/2005 | KB1CJ
Tough conditions! Had one opening late Saturday night from the Boston area into the southeastern U.S. Sunday afternoon, had a few openings, varying from S.E. U.S. to mid-west and, briefly, the southwest. Very brief opening Sunday afternoon into Sout... Read More
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12/12/2005 | N4SL
From Western Washington, USA:
Much better conditions than last year.
When the band opened, it was OPEN and when it closed, it was like slamming a door -- wham, propagation gone. Read More -
12/12/2005 | K2IZ
Not too bad of a contest, I remember back in the early 70's when the band was so bad, the biggest signal was someone in the Air Force reserves, operating from a C-130 that was flying down the east coast. I am still using a Kenwood TS-530S, the antenna... Read More
