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    02/02/2004 | K1KC/R

    Thanks to all the stations who worked our five band continuously moving rover. We covered over 1000 miles and made 170 contacts. We found no enhanced propagation so only worked stations one to two grids away usually. The rove began near Atlanta and wen... Read More

  • 2 meter beam center top,
222 outside 4 antennas,
432 inside 4 antennas

    02/02/2004 | N0URW

    NRW en41go (ؿ

    Greetings everyone.........
    I was ready,,,,my equipment was ready,,,,but mother nature had other plans....A Huge Ice & Snow storm projected to hit over the weekend curtailed some rovers from my area...Not to worry, I had already planned o... Read More

  • 02/02/2004 | WD5AGO

    As normal, I enjoyed the VHF-SS while conditions were below normal here in NE Oklahoma, EM26. Again we operated QRP portable but cut back on the number of bands this year: 6m, 2m, 1.2m, and 70cm. This allowed faster set-up and a little bit larger ant... Read More

  • 02/02/2004 | N3DB

    Lots of fun & a few surprises not too common during the January Contest for a 6m only station. Meteor scatter condx were fairly poor, but tropo was fairly good at times. Es to VP9, C6A & FL Saturday evening. Two new grids- WN2R in FM14 & K6LMN/C6A in... Read More

  • K2QO/R in EN92, Temp about 3F, Note the snow on the golf carts!  Worked VP9GE from here. Hard to believe we'll ever golf again.

    02/01/2004 | K2QO/R

    My rover partner Paul, W2TAU and I embarked on a 400 mile journey through EN91/92 and FN01 on Saturday followed by FN02/03/12/13 on Sunday. While activity was very light Saturday, Sunday was FB!

    We ran ABCDEI and Light for our best rove yet with abo... Read More

  • 02/01/2004 | WB6IYM

    I did not have much time to contribute this year as other commitments got in the way, but I go on for a few hours and made about 60 contacts thoroughly enjoying myself.

    I used WA7BNM's web based cabrillo software to submit my log....A nifty little prog... Read More

  • 02/01/2004 | WB6IYM

    This was my second effort in the RTTY RU. Due to other commitments, I did not have much time to devote this year, but thought I should get on when I could and submit my log for the NCCC effort. However, I did manage to make 60 contacts and I had the ... Read More

  • Sunday Morning on way to Kettleman City. K7XC/R - ABCD9EI - DM23 to DM09.

    01/31/2004 | K7XC/R

    K7XC/R was active from DM23, DM13, DM14, DM24, DM15, DM04, DM05,
    CM95, DM06, CM96, CM97, CM98, CM99, & DM09. 50 Mhz = 120Q x 17G, 144 Mhz = 211Q X 20G, 222 = 118Q X 16G, 432 = 130Q X 18G, 902 = 2Q X 2G, 1296 = 1Q X 1G, 10GHz = 1Q X 1G. 583 Total Qs... Read More

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