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03/05/2004 | OE9/G3TXF
Operated as OE9/G3TXF from Bregenz for the 2004 ARRL DX CW Contest.
Operating facilities were kindly provided by Carl OE9MON, Tommi OE9PTI and the other members of the Bregenz club station OE9XRV. The club station is located in the Kloster Mehrerau, a... Read More -
03/04/2004 | FG5BG
After my first contact with the station at h-24, the 7 years old HH2AW (9A3A) SOSB80 world record definitely became my objective... Too many problems were to be solved to reasonably think about a SOAB participation.
Thanks to Georges's efforts, electri... Read More -
03/04/2004 | K8NMU
Tough sledding with a tri-bander at 15 feet and low power from Upper Michigan. Lot's of aurora, snow, wind, and most of all..... fun! Read More
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03/02/2004 | C6ASB
For those of you that worked C6ASB, heres why the CW was sometimes a little bit rough and the response to calls often slower than normal. The station ergonomics were not the best, but the station environment could hardly be beat! Travel delayed my ope... Read More
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02/29/2004 | KE7NO
Again, another fun contest. I appreciate everyone that dug my call out from the QRM. My beam needs a helping hand and my antenna farm could use some help since the fall antenna work never happened (back surgery). Otherwise, the 160M full wave horizo... Read More
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02/29/2004 | J6DX
This was the first time that SouthWest Ohio DX Association Team J6DX has taken part in the ARRL DX Competition. We want to dedicate the operation in memory of two of our charter members whom we lost in 2003: Frank, W8OK/J68OK and Steve, N8SM/J68AG. F... Read More
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02/29/2004 | N6NB/R
We traveled 1,300 miles, activated 16 grid squares, called
a lot of CQs and had a lot of fun working 10 bands. There
are photos, along with a discussion of the history of the
rover category, on n6nb.com . Read More -
02/28/2004 | NONE
How about next year leaving a few KHz for the PSK ops to use 14.070 to 14.073, who are not participating in the CW contest, only three KHz. Thanks Read More
