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12/12/2016 | VE4MA
Had a lot of fun on 432...just like the old days in the 80s. I was using a small 3 m dish and 400W on CW and JT. I changed to a more optimum feed PY2BS/ W5LUA dual polarity Patch feed for the second weekend. The Big signals were greater than 20 dB/ N... Read More
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12/11/2016 | F8OOI
I really like 10 meters but the propogation was just not there. It was nearly non existant. But I'll be back next year! Best 73s! Read More
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12/11/2016 | KM4MQI
As a new ham, I am loving the information and guidance provided by the ARRL. As the 10M contest is my very first contest, and I do not have an Elmer who does contesting, I find myself struggeling on some of the required information and processes. I h... Read More
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12/06/2016 | K9NR
Wow! What a great contest at a great station with great hosts and a great team of first class operators! Jerry WB9Z insisted that we use my call in honor of my approaching 50th anniversary as a ham. Thanks for the honor Jerry! The propagation gods sm... Read More
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12/06/2016 | n1imw
Nothing better than working the Top Band on code! Thanks to all participants and hope to see you on the W1BB event upcomingthis month! Read More
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12/04/2016 | WD8DSB
Due to illiness in the family I was only able to operate about 6.5 hours near the beginning of the contest, but in that short time period I was really pleased to log 302 QSO's. Total of 69 multipliers of which 6 were DX and a special thanks to CS2C a... Read More
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12/04/2016 | NJ3K
The ARRL 160 CW was GREAT to say the least. Had a lot of fun. Best score ever. Now the long wait for the results. Thanks to all that heard me and good luck. Read More
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12/01/2016 | N6HC
Our motley crew of 15 operators and rope-pullers decided to bump up from 2A to 6A this year as a one-time major effort from the Firestone Scout Reservation above Brea, California. Our elevation, about 1600 feet above sea level, provided us with a grea... Read More
