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  • 12/04/2005 | K7CW

    I just moved into my new shack. Moving my equipment into the shack, I found that the coax to my 160 meter inverted vee was long enough to reach all the way to the new operating position. So I thought I'd try the contest. I have only 100 watts on Top Ba... Read More

  • 12/04/2005 | W5ZN

    Great condx Friday evening. Saturday evening a very heavy severe T-storm with Tornado Warning popped up just to the south and +20 QRN killed things here for several hours and made a big impact on score. Missed MB and NWT for clean sweep.

    Tnx to all for... Read More

  • John, W5UWB, 8 wavelengths long 2 meter yagi

    11/30/2005 | W5UWB

    Great fun! Lots of activity on JT65B resulted in 33 Q's and 19 Mult's for final score of 62,700.

    My EME station consists of the following elements:

    Antenna: 21 element (17.1dbd) M2 at 60 feet AGL and NO elevation

    Transceiver: TS-2000(x) + 8877 at 1500w... Read More

  • The OVRO 40 meter antenna.  Photo: KG6JKJ

    11/29/2005 | W6IFE

    All I can say is "WOW!" I've always been told that, "Bigger is better!" Guess it's true ...

    Members of the San Bernardino Microwave Society, W6IFE, were able to operate on 1296 MHz for this year's ARRL EME contest using the 40 meter antenna at Calte... Read More

  • A view not normally seen, but handily provided from about 50' above the site via the Fire Lookout Tower. This view shows the 222/432/1296 Stack - other antennas and omni's were mounted on or near the Lookout Tower.

    11/29/2005 | KG6IYN

    What an outstanding year ! From the January VHF Contest through the September event, things just kept getting better.

    Every ARRL VHF Contest entered this year was conducted from the same hilltop in DM12, about 7 miles north of the US - Mexico Border, a... Read More

  • 11/28/2005 | K0YW

    This was initial contest with my new GS-15B amp for 23CM. Power out measured at 425W into coup/HP 435B. Activity was good. Worked 5 new initials to push my total initial contact count over 170. I made the best score ever for me in this contest. Always ... Read More

  • Raytown South Amateur Radio Club flyers distributed in the school hallways and science classes.

    11/27/2005 | KB0VVT

    SS CW 2005

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    Much has happened since last years Sweepstakes when the KBVT SS CW 2004 Multi-op team placed 5th in the Nation.

    My family and I traveled to Hawaii to va... Read More

  • Michael N3CA gets ready to copy a call.

    11/27/2005 | N3CA

    This was the first real test for my new Force 12 C3E beam at 50ft and resonant
    dipoles on 40 and 80 to replace my G5RV. It was an interesting contest - I
    discovered that I have audio feedback on 80m when my laptop is attached to my
    radio, so I was with... Read More

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