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03/16/2006 | C6ASB
I'll add to the growing list of C6A soapbox comments! I operated from Abaco Island from a small beachfront bungalow at Casuarina Pt. Once again I entered in the QRP category, hoping to substantially up my score from last year. However, I encountered so... Read More
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03/15/2006 | FS5UQ
FS5UQ (OPR. K3LP), SINGLE OPERATOR, LOW POWER, UN-ASSISTED
The ARRL DX CW 2006 contest had many new challenges. Twenty (20), 10 and 160 meter bands presented new frustrations for me this year.
First of all, my 20 meter QSOs on both Saturday and Sunday... Read More -
03/15/2006 | C6AHR
7 power outages for 3.5 hours during prime time Sat. and Sunday
evenings can take the fun out of the hunt! Sure was fun to be
in the Bahamas, though. Glad to make first time qso'S for so many
on 160. I'm looking forward to going back next year with t... Read More -
03/13/2006 | NJ1H
I enjoyed this contest. This was the first time I had integrated the N1MM Logger program with my SDR-1000 software defined radio. All serial port connections were via virtual serial port connections. No external serial port cables, pretty cool! In addi... Read More
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03/12/2006 | HI3TEJ
Amigos!
I wish to thank everyone of you who I had the previlege of working and putting in?my contest log. It was a challenging contest here so every contact was appreciated. We had four power outages here that resulting in me being able to run?only 50W... Read More -
03/12/2006 | NA4CW
Both best and worst contest ever for me. Doing 15m HP single band effort instead of my usual QRP. Cable to beam failed when I turned rig on Saturday AM for start of opening to EU. Two hours later was back on air running in excess of 200 - never done t... Read More
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03/12/2006 | KP2/NE1RD
I operated from a little house atop a hill on St.
John, USVI as a "100 pound DXpedition", carrying
everything I needed for the contest on the airplane.
It was very interesting to "be the DX"! The low bands
were crazy as was 20m but I was able to susta... Read More -
03/12/2006 | PS2T
Hi Folks:
Has being nice to fight against the propagation during all the ARRL DX SSB Contest last weekend.
My station here in Ararquara has only three towers but the location is quite good in the country side.
Thanks for being on my log!
Will be a plea... Read More