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07/15/2002 | WP3GW
I have to agree with you all: conditions weren't to good, but during the afternoon onwards it improved; 15 and 20 were the bands to be!
Only problem? No logging program yet but the manual one is almost finished; just the points and multipliers need to ... Read More -
07/14/2002 | K8AJS
Somewhat different from last year; the thought at the beginning of the contest was "Where's EU?" Conditions here were really poor until almost sundown on Saturday, when 20 meters finally opened up and I was able to work more easily across the pond. My ... Read More
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07/14/2002 | KY1V
Having yagi's AND a DX Hawk is highly unfair.
Try using a ground mounted vertical barefoot!
Good luck,
David Read More -
07/14/2002 | NX9T
Conditions were poor during the morning and early afternoon but did seem to improve as the evening approached! I was only able to manage about 6 hours of operating time due to "life" but sure had a good time during the adventure. It's always a lot of... Read More
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07/14/2002 | N6TR
Since the big station was being used by David, N6AN, I combined the IARU and Field Day contests into one and operated from the barn. Used my K2 at 100 watts with a tribander at 15 feet and an 80 meter dipole left over from a real field day about 6 yea... Read More
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07/14/2002 | ZS6SRL
We, ZS4BS and ZS4MS, had a great time working the IARU HF Championship and giving out SARL. Just wish the guys would turn their antennas down this way every now and again.
QSL for the 2001 and 2002 contest goes via ZS4BS. Read More -
07/14/2002 | WA4ATJ
During these times of worsening conditions, we need all of the help we can get. The "DX Hawk" shown in the attached photograph is my secret weapon. While standing on the 12/17 meter beam (others are in use for the contest), he makes sure no DX gets by ... Read More
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07/14/2002 | W3KWH
AFTER SOME ABSENCE W3KWH IS AGAIN ACTIVE IN VHF/UHF CONTESTING FROM EN90.
SO FAR JUST ACTIVE ON 6/2/432/1296 LOW POWER ON ALL BANDS (100 W OR LESS)
HOPEFULLY WE WILL BE IMPROVING AND ADDING MORE BANDS. TNX ALL QSO ESPECIALLY ON 1296 WE DID QUITE WELL F... Read More
