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12/12/2005 | EA8AUW
Hello guys !
I want to thanks the all stations worked during the ARRL 10 Meters contest for your patience in to work me and say it to the not possible worked stations " Excuse me for disturb it " because I'm this time paticipating in the QRP Category ... Read More -
12/12/2005 | EA8AUW
Hello guys !
I want to thanks the all stations worked during the ARRL 10 Meters contest for your patience in to work me and say it to the not possible worked stations " Excuse me for disturb it " because I'm this time paticipating in the QRP Category w... Read More -
12/12/2005 | WA2AAA
First contest in a long time..."Gettin' back my chops!" Had a lot of fun. Thanks to all who hung in there to pull me out of the mud. 73 Jim Read More
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12/12/2005 | KA7RRA
I had a lot of fun working the 10mt contest I have a TS-2000 and a Gap Vertical using a 100 watts. Next year I well be using a Steppir
I had 49 Qs some DX for a score of 1960 life is good Read More -
12/12/2005 | VK2GWK
Very poor conditions - much worse than last year! Worked very few US stations this year. Only the N-S path (from here into JA, UA9 and UA0) was reasonably open. Another short opening into Eastern and Southern Europe and most of the time only noise........ Read More
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12/12/2005 | W6RA
Enjoyed the 10 meter contest, in spite of limited operating time. Running 5 watts into my G5RV, I felt I was getting out better than I had expected. The G5RV is up at 100' and horizontal (thanks to the
tall trees here). The hardest q's to make were w... Read More -
12/12/2005 | K7FU
I enjoyed the contest as always. Even though we are near the sunspot minimum there seemed to be quite a bit of activity. The best opening from Oregon seemed to be mostly Middle America and only a few South Americans and some Gulf of Mexico stns. Read More
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12/11/2005 | K0T V
It's a lot of fun to operate QRP and not be weak. I like to call it "high power QRP". I've done it twice before on CW SS - once from K1EA (paper logging in the room where CT was written, cuz I hadn't learned how to use CT yet), and once from K1TTT. ... Read More
