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  • 10/15/2003 | N3AWS

    Missed the June contest due to being on "night float" rotation at work. So for September, guess what? More night float! I did manage to get on for one hour and made two contacts. I almost didn't submit a score, but wanted to show my support for the... Read More

  • 10/14/2003 | KE4KVW

    Well this was a "TOUGH" contest here in EM80 by any standard.Both bands I was working(6 & 2 meters) were pretty FLAT.Two meters was much better than Six but nothing to brag about.This was only my second VHF contest and I guess I was a little spoiled fr... Read More

  • Turkey farm at our EN23 spot.  They sure smell different on Thanksgiving!

    10/12/2003 | K0PG & K9ILT

    When will we ever learn? A carefully considered schedule is always laid out ahead of time and communicated to the VHF contest community. Fooey! Our first stop in north central Iowa was so good we trashed our planned leaving time and stayed as long as ... Read More

  • Sunday sunset KF0Q/0 EN43dw

    10/11/2003 | KF0Q

    The September 2003 event was my third ever low power portable attempt; second for the September contest. This year I had no real goals other than to have all of my eight bands working and to get somewhere beyond a hundred qsos. I had a pretty good time... Read More

  • Attention Getter

    10/10/2003 | VE3FHM

    I really enjoyed this contest. The wx was perfect and conditions were good. Signals across Lake Erie on Sunday Sept. 21 were amazing. I turned the dish to the deepest null I could find and could still hear KB8VAO at 93 km Q5! The Michigan gang real... Read More

  • DM03TW A WATER TANK IN ELSEGUNDO CALIFORNIA USED TO REFLECT SIGNALS OFF OF WORKS GREAT AT OVER 400KM
THE RADIO NAME IS LAZARUS, AND CAME BACK TO LIFE SEVERAL TIMES, N6RMJ / PAT

    10/09/2003 | N6RMJ

    N6RMJ, PAT
    A very exciting 2 weekend contest, This was my second year at this contest
    and I tripled my score, it takes a lot of work to get ready and every failure produces a success , it is great to have a group of microwavers in the southern Califor... Read More

  • W1RDB accumulates contest number two.

    10/07/2003 | K1NKR

    Having introduced Dan, W1RDB, to VHF contesting in August (Mt Kearsarge NH), we decided to "do" September. Vacation schedules and business travel conspired to make this contest an abbreviated one, leaving only a half-day Sunday available. We rendesvo... Read More

  • KF9US in QSO with members of the Northern Lights Expedition.
Near Ontonagon, MI

    10/05/2003 | KF9US

    After hearing about the Northern Lights 10 gig project from W9FZ, I realized that my family and I would be in the vicinity of Lake Superior during the first weekend, so I made sure that I had my 10 gig portable rig handy. It's a Down East transverter,... Read More

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