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12/04/2005 | KC0INX
In the November Sweepstakes last year, I could be heard as one of the K squared team using the call KS0P. This year it was just me because the other half of the K Squared team is in Europe. My name is Kristin, KC0INX, I'm 17 years old, and this was m... Read More
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12/04/2005 | WS1L
My first 160 meter contest. Spent about 8 hours operating between Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday and Sunday mornings. Band condx were better than I expected. The K9AY loops worked really well - I even worked K9AY on them. I finished with... Read More
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12/04/2005 | KB7Q
I turned this year's 160 meter contest into a mini-Dxpedition! I have access to a cabin high in the mountains just north of Yellowstone Park now. The four miles of dirt road climbs to 7,000' and requires chains on all tires and four wheel drive. The pa... Read More
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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
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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 -
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 -
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 -
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
