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03/12/2006 | C6APG
Despite losing 3.5 hours of prime operating time due to seven power failures, I, Bob, Pete, and Bruce all had a great time in the Bahamas! The Lucaya end of Grand Bahama island is quiet, pretty, and lends itself to contest operating (usually without p... Read More
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03/11/2006 | GW4BLE
Operating single band 15 meters was a bit s-l-o-w from this part of Europe....
Even had time to read the newspaper..... Read More -
03/09/2006 | VK2CZ
Hi all,
Fixing the hairpin match on my big 10m yagi on Saturday, was only able to get on-air during day 2 of the event as a single band 10m entry. A token effort, managing a bunch of QSOs with Florida and one with Hawaii. Hearing a couple of CA statio... Read More -
03/08/2006 | HB9DHG
Hi All,
I worked few hours for the ARRL DX SSB contest. It was a pleasure to work some nice signals in the heart of the Europe. Good signals only after 02:30pm local time, and workable until 5:00-06:00pm. I choosed to work only 15m just to beginn warmi... Read More -
03/08/2006 | N8CMZ
Operated with 5 watts on 15 meters with a Yaesu FT-817 to an Outbacker Joey vertical on my back patio. Conditions on 15 meters were very poor from Ohio during the entire contest. I struggled to make DX contacts, but did manage to make a few. Next conte... Read More
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03/08/2006 | F4EGD
Sylvain, F4EGD, asked me to borrow the antennas for the contest. Of course I agreed and enjoyed it. During rest time he took the outside picture ! Sylvain did an amazing job on 20 meters HP. Thanks Sylvain for asking, I appreciate. Read More
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03/08/2006 | K0HW
Another ARRL DX Contest has come and gone. My objective each year is to improve my score over the previous year. I always operate these contests as Single Operator - Low Power. I had fun this year again as always. It always puts extra energy into t... Read More
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03/07/2006 | CT1EAT
Hi all
This year I decided to boost my 5BWAS score. Having worked all states on 10, 15, 20, and only 3 missing on 40m, the obvious choice was a 80m mono band entry.
Despite my 80m compromising antenna (half sloper "pointing" south, instead west), it w... Read More
