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08/16/2006 | W0ZQ/R
This year the W0ZQ Roverlite mobile decided to take a more relaxed approach to RoverMania and to smell the roses ..... or the corn that is, .... along the way. Saturday I activate the EN44/43/34/33 grid corner located just southeast of the Twin Citie... Read More
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08/15/2006 | W3CCX/R
Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Mt Airy VHF Radio Club, we used the club call as a rover. Operated 222 thru 24GHz and covered 4 local grids, generating about 86K points. Any stations wishing to receive a special 50th Anniversary QSL card from t... Read More
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08/14/2006 | W5QGG
This year's 4A effort from Midland, Texas was lead by club vice president Tex KB5KNF. The club set up 3 tribanders, a six-meter yagi, several verticals and dipoles. The air conditioned Sheriff's van housed the twin CW Orion stations. The SSB op's e... Read More
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08/13/2006 | K9KL
I have not been active lately but I'm getting my station back up and running.It sure was fun to work a bunch on just 222 as that was the only band I had running at the start.Hope to have 10 GHz going for the 1st weekend of the 10 gig 'test.Hope to have... Read More
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08/11/2006 | HB9HQ
An all time first for our national club. After securing the "HQ" call sign this year's goal was to uncover some hidden talent and get on the air with 12 stations. What we did. Some were SOP low, others Multi-Multi high. From Rookie to seasoned conteste... Read More
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08/10/2006 | W1AUV/R
The August UHF contest is always a challenge but I always have a good time. This year I operated from three different grids trying to maximize my operating time. I started in FN22 just west of Cairo NY. I moved around 2200 UTC to FN32 operating from bo... Read More
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08/10/2006 | KB0HH
Well, that was fun! It was interesting to see what could happen without 2 meters to get the contacts started. My best DX was about 500 miles. Let's do that again sometime!
Gary, EM06, NW Okla Read More -
08/10/2006 | K2MET
Metropolitan 222 A.R.S. operated from Saint John's University on Staten Island,NY again for this contest. We all had some fun this weekend. This was our first time on 1.2GHz and I do have to say that K2KIB had a killer signal on 1296 down here from Hig... Read More
