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  • Com van connected to a B-52 Bomber working 80 meters.

    12/13/2003 | WA7DEM

    The Snohomish County RACES group set up a field day operation at the Snohomish County Dept. of Emergency Management (DEM) in Everett WA. The office is immediately attached to the south end of Paine Field, the county airport which is also where the Boei... Read More

  • 12/12/2003 | KJ7WY

    Wow guys great contest! It is interesting to hear all those famous hams during this contest. K1GUN, in Maine, came back to my CQ as well as so many Topband big guns. I also wish to thank so many contesters, especially those east of the Missippi River, ... Read More

  • 12/10/2003 | N8XD

    This was my first try at the 160m CW contest, and I loved it! I was using a Yaesu FT-897 (100w). The antenna was a tuned-up 80 meter loop strung around the trees in the back yard. From Michigan, it worked well throughout the whole east half of th... Read More

  • 12/10/2003 | WA3KYY

    This contest was a whole lot of fun. Despite only staying up until 0500Z each night I managed 36 sections including 13 new states. Nebraska was the farthest west I managed to work although I heard Wyoming, Colorado and North Dakota. In fact there wer... Read More

  • 12/09/2003 | AD4TJ

    Strange conditions! Worked both Hawaii stations, KH7R and KH6ND, but couldn't complete with any California stations! Heard no Europeans, but then again, I had no beverage antennas, either! Had to use the lowly inverted-L for both xmit and receive. Bumm... Read More

  • 12/09/2003 | K6EI

    I had a blast working T32WW (Christmas Island) with my mighty 5 watts early on Saturday morning.

    A buddy was kind enough to lend me his Elecraft K2 for the contest, so I took advantage of having both a transmit antenna (an inverted L) and a lower-noise... Read More

  • Setup of K4FAU
Photo by Robert KG4IMT

    12/09/2003 | K4FAU

    The decision to participate in this contest was made only 2 weeks before the contest after one of our members came across the Collegiate Championship www.collegiatechampionship.org web side. The Collegiate Championship is an Amateur Radio competition b... Read More

  • KB7V 160m Antenna

    12/09/2003 | KB7V

    After a long absence from the ARRL 160 meter contest I was very happy to be able to work the contest this year. A major problem I had to overcome was getting a reasonable signal on the air from my small residential lot in Southern California. My solu... Read More

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