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  • <a href="http://home.alltel.net/johnshan/">K3WWP's Ham Radio Activities</a>

    11/13/2005 | K3WWP

    I got in the SS this year mainly to complete my North American QRP CW Club (http://www.arm-tek.net/~yoel/) simple wire antenna WAS. I hadn't worked MT despite working all other 49 states several times since the starting date of 1/1/2004 for the award. ... Read More

  • K6JEB - <i>after midnight, we're gonna let it all hang out . . .</i>

    11/10/2005 | K6JEB

    This was my first Sweepstakes since 1988, when I was just starting college. I was bluffing my way through learning new logging software, and managed to get two more temporary antennas up in time for the contest to start. The first day I felt like I si... Read More

  • 11/10/2005 | K2LNS

    While operating this beloved contest, I noticed so many checks in the 50 and 60's. I did a small survey of what I found by decades. From the 1950's to 59, I worked 247 different stations. From 1960 to 1969 I worked 215 stations. the 70's to 79 = 190 st... Read More

  • 11/10/2005 | N8CPA

    I have to call this my strangest CW-SS ever. On Saturday, CDX kept giving me mixed signals. On the one hand--and I'm still scratching my head over this--I couldn't log more than 85 Q's in the first 10 hours of the event. One the other hand, I was abl... Read More

  • KF8GD and WB8REI pounding away to get an elusive contact. Check out the 1995 Clean Sweep mug on the table. Our last Clean Sweep was believed to be in 1995. Station is a Yaesu FT-847, 80M &amp; 40M dipoles, tri-band beam and N3FJP contest logging software.

    11/09/2005 | W8ID

    Wow, another great time with our Seneca Radio Club W8ID station set up at the Seneca County Public Safety Building in Tiffin, OH!

    Only four operators (WB8REI, KF8GD, K8ARL and Tom Perkins) for CW this year but that just meant more food for each of us. ... Read More

  • 11/09/2005 | N7NLU

    This was only my 2nd year at SS but all the great operators made for a great time. It is definately becoming my favorite. I used a K2/100 a 40-10m horizontal loop and a 160-10 end fed. No record busting scores here but did double last years effort. Alr... Read More

  • 11/09/2005 | KN7T

    First time back in CW SS in a number of years. Decided to go the QRP route this time around using an FT-817 and a trap dipole for 80-10 meters. 15 meters was open all weekend which was nice for a change. You definitely have to adopt a different cont... Read More

  • W4ATL is ready to get back on the air Sunday morning after a short break to visit with W3WW and his XYL who dropped by from FL to see the station.  Photo by W3WW.

    11/09/2005 | K4JPD

    This was my first SOHP entry into CW Sweepstakes. My goal was to maximize my score as much as possible for the South East Contest Club. K4JPD and I spent the past summer assembling a 100' tower with a KT36XA and 4 el on 40. I also had dipoles on 40 ... Read More

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