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  • 07/14/2003 | N6RCE

    Band conditions started out poor. By late evening, conditions had improved and the far off contacts were starting to come in. Then they got better. On the West Coast, we started to hear the J's come up. Well worth staying awake for! Read More

  • Eric, N7EPD, manning the 2m station.

    07/14/2003 | K7CW

    Pretty windy up on Table Mountain (Elev. 6350, CN97), but it's a good location for VHF contesting. We'll be going back next year. Read More

  • Don, NK6A, operating the K2, battery class 1B.

    07/13/2003 | NK6A

    Don, NK6A and Nelson, WB6DWD, traveled up to San Vicente Mountain Park, former Nike Military Base high above the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles. Located off of Mulholland Drive just a few miles west of the San Diego Freeway.
    We operated class 1B ... Read More

  • WA0RJY and N0AX are hard at work pulling teeth, er, signals out of the aether.

    07/13/2003 | K7ED

    "Oh, conditions outside are frightful
    and the rate is not delightful.
    But despite the aurora's glow,
    QSO, QSO, QSO!"

    Not the best conditions, but operating in a team makes it a lot easier to power on through and keep logging. WA0RJY and I activated... Read More

  • Don't mind the shack... I'm practicing for the "Messy Shack Award"!

    07/13/2003 | NR9A

    After being off the air since 1997, it was great to be back in the contesting mode, even though it was a casual effort. Antennas for the low bands were not the best, so I was pretty well limited to 10, 15, and 20, although I did make a few on 40 and 8... Read More

  • Thomas KG6INL and John W9EN work at the VHF/UHF station.

    07/13/2003 | N6WB

    The hard work of our Field Day Chairman John, WB6UHF and our Band Captains Dirk, N6SUN, Gene, W6EEB and Dennis WA6IQY made this one of the Escondido Amateur Radio Societies most sucessful field days ever.
    Operating 2A at Dixon Lake Campground on a hill... Read More

  • 07/13/2003 | KK6TV

    I didnt realize the contest was this weekend till my buddy Carl AG6X handed me a copy of the rules on friday. Started out making a few casual contacts which was my prevailing attitude. A minor rig problem kept me off 20 Meters but still had a great t... Read More

  • 07/13/2003 | N1RA

    Hi ARRL,
    We held our fieldday event, we being the VARA (Valley Amateur Radio Association), at the OEM building in Shelton, CT. We have built a station there with financial support from the city for emergency communications in the Naugatuck Valley. The ... Read More

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