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  • If it looks desolate, it's because it was!  Not many people visit a Phoenix area park when the temperature wil hit 115 degrees.  The park rangers, however, were overjoyed to see "something new" during this time of the year, and they were extremely supportive and helpful.

    11/06/2004 | W1HP

    As a member emeritus of the Philips ARC (W1HP), I was encouraged by the club station trustee (K1KP), to run my planned FD operation from Arizona with the club call for my 1B1B entry. I accepted his kind offer.

    I set up at the White Tanks Mountain coun... Read More

  • 10/28/2004 | W8MOP

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    THE EAST RIVER AMATEUR RADIO CLUB, BLUEFIELD, WV. EM97

    "It was a dark and stormy night..........."
    Then we woke up and headed to the East River Mountain Overlook, Rt. 598, Bluefield, WV. We setup the... Read More

  • Visitor at N1SZ

    10/23/2004 | N1SZ

    This was my second 10 GHz contest. Like the first one, I had a blast. In August, due to other activities, I was only able to operate on Sunday from the peak of Mt. Evans, CO at an elevation of 14,130 feet. This is one of the two mountains in Colorado w... Read More

  • The breeze catches the LL Bean Radome.  (10GHz gear inside.)

    10/20/2004 | KB1VC

    August Saturday was a blowout -- after a few hours the wind took my
    tripod and dish over and wiped out the 2W final. After an evening of
    metal bashing I got a new amp together and headed for Mt. Wachusett
    for a much better Sunday.

    September brought m... Read More

  • 10/20/2004 | W2EV

    As for the second weekend of the contest...'had a ball. After some initial problems on Saturday, I hit the road on Sunday to work what I can work. Being power-budget limited as a roving station, it was extremely difficult to get noticed with my 2-wat... Read More

  • Red River Valley contacts with VE4MA (Winnipeg), W0PHD/K0AWU (Warren, MN) and group at Sisseton, SD

    10/12/2004 | W9FZ

    Had a great time in both weekends. First weekend was on Michigan's UP operation on the Keweenaw Peninsula. We had many more operators than last year which increased the fun. We knew that increased numbers of operators would increase frequency conges... Read More

  • WB0VHF's and W9FZ's stations setup at Great Sand Bay, EN57vk.

    10/11/2004 | WB8TGY

    The first weekend I operated from the Keweenaw Peninsula, the most northern part of Michigans Upper Peninsula. I joined up with a good size group from the Northern Lights Radio Society from Minnesota, AA9IL and N8KWX from Illinois, and WA8VPD and N8P... Read More

  • W9FZ/R in EN-44 (at the Altura location) looking south.

    10/09/2004 | W9FZ/R

    Activated the nine grids surrounding and including EN-34. Activated the same nine grids (in a different order) in January. I'd recommend these nine grids to anyone! Lots of activity from fine operators who know how to move through the bands quickly.

    ... Read More

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