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07/09/2002 | K8IAT
We had a wonderful time this year at Field Day. Alot more DX than previous years including my wife Carrie (KC8KXK) contacting Austraila. We had several more PAC stations than normal but did not hear anyone from AK or NWT. I was expecting alot more S... Read More
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07/08/2002 | K6BXI
I was ill with an ear infection and could not travel to my
usual Field Day site, so I made a project to equip an HF "GOBOX" and
operated out of my back yard, even used a portable antenna.
As a member of ARES and Fremont CERT, I needed the GOBOX, and Fi... Read More -
07/08/2002 | W4EUH
The conditions for this contest were awesome from North Georgia, EM74.
I missed my all time 50MHZ grid count from 2000 by only one grid.
It was great to hear all the UHF activity down in Florida, I am sorry I did not have a 1296 station, as some of the... Read More -
07/08/2002 | W7GG
DX cndx sucked, agn! Good training exercise. Need to get packet wking but difficult to do from remote radio QTH. Wudda found more mults if pkt available! Read More
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07/08/2002 | W7IBM
We put up our 8 element 60 foot boom "Elephant Gun" in the field, our tradition for this contest. Even though were were at only 4500 feet elevation and in Southern AZ, we got rain and snow on Saturday. At one moment there was a beautiful rainbow over t... Read More
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07/08/2002 | W7QF
Good conditions and lots of fun except when the 6 over 6 over 6 fellows beat you out! Read More
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07/08/2002 | W7WKB
Wonderful dx. A real surprise to hear European stations. Read More
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07/08/2002 | W8FT
Hooked a couple of our club members on contesting, and I think we hooked an eleven year old on ham radio when he was at the mike for a couple of DX QSO's. Read More









