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06/13/2006 | N1KPW
Best VHF Contest I've ever had the opportunity to operate! Made only the 2nd ever contact to a non-US ham direct via 6m, had plenty through 2 & 440 linked to 10m repeaters, but nothing beats the good old direct simplex contacts! Started the day off Sat... Read More
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06/13/2006 | WN7T
I had a lot of fun for my first VHF contest. I got a late start because the the road to my first choice QTH on Mt. Rainer was still closed from snow (Sunrise Point @ 6400 feet elevation). The view from my second choice QTH, Paradise @ 4380 feet elevat... Read More
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06/13/2006 | KV1J
Operating from FN44, Oxford County, Maine.
Heavy rain washed out the access to the hilltop so we cancelled our multiop effort. Made it up the hill once with the antennas and operated from the car. Bands: 50, 144, 222, 432, 1296.
Great openings Saturda... Read More -
06/12/2006 | W7GK
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06/12/2006 | W7GK
Made the trip to Rocky Point (8700')(grid sq. DN21) on the Pequop Range in NE Nevada, between Wells and West Wendover, after we finished our work with the 2006 Pony Express Reride event Saturday morning.
Took awhile to get there and set up the antennas... Read More -
06/12/2006 | K2MET
We were working again this year with our antennas at the highest point in New York City (Ground Level @ 350ft ASL /Antennas 60ft AGL). We worked an incredible amount of 6m stations as well as a decent amount of 222. We were set back by a number of issu... Read More
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06/12/2006 | VE3WCC/R
ARRL June VHF QSO Party Results for VE3WCC/Rover
Operators: VA3NFA (Tom), VA3CDD (Dean)
Grids operated from: FN14,FN15,FN16,FN24,FN25,FN26
Bands: 50, 144, 222, 432, 903, 1.2 (FM), 10GHz (WBFM)
Operating Time: ~23 hours
Distance Driven: ~540Kms
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06/12/2006 | K2MET
We were working again this year with our antennas at the highest point in New York City (Ground Level @ 350ft ASL /Antennas 60ft AGL).
Also this year, we had Andy KC2GOW (age 15) working with us. He was the primary CW op at the 6m station and made roun... Read More
