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  • KB8VAO on Devil Peak (DM07dm)

    10/12/2005 | KB8VAO

    The first weekend of the contest, AD6IW / Goran and I operated from Mt. Lassen (CN90fl), Mt. Shasta (CN81vi), and Mt. Diablo (CM97av).

    I worked a few stations from Mt. Lassen, but kept getting reports of a very weak signal. I checked all the connectors... Read More

  • On Mt. Equinox

    10/11/2005 | WA2IID/R

    A really great contest. The weather was perfect for roving. Not even any bugs around like there usually are. The opening on Sunday evening was a real bonus and a great way to finish up! Our score was our best yet for the September contest. The only... Read More

  • The NLRS Rover Pack parked on rural road in SW Minnesota. To the left in the photo is W9FZ looking for contacts to the East. To the right (his back to the camera) is WB0LJC. Closest to the camera is the open rear compartment of the W0JT rovermobile.

    10/10/2005 | W0JT

    Last year, the Northern Lights Radio Society had great success with one team roving the North Shore of Lake Superior, another team at four fixed locations across the lake on the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, and a couple of small teams around Lake Super... Read More

  • A view across the microwave shack. N2CEI is on 222 in the background. K1DY is working 432 in the middle, while WA1T is trying out 903 and up in the foreground.

    10/09/2005 | K1WHS

    Every contest is different. The September effort from Maine was very different! The weather was very nice, but exceedingly dry, and the lack of any water vapor anywhere near us made for January type conditions on all bands.(The power line noise even so... Read More

  • N2UO operating from Camelback Mountain, PA. 20 W into a 40 inch dish. The antenna was very sharp, but all contacts were easy after I set my azimuth with the Packrat's W3CCX beacon.

    10/06/2005 | N2UO

    This was my very first 10 GHz contest and 10 GHz experience. I finished building my transverter just hours before the contest. The first weekend was not very successful with only 3 contacts, and very thick fog up on Camelback, PA. I could not see more ... Read More

  • WB4SLM'S 55 ELEMENT 23 CM LOOP YAGI ON A STEP LADDER REPORTED 53 SIGNALS FROM W4WA A DISTANCE OF 120 MILES

    10/05/2005 | WB4SLM

    MAYBE NEXT CONTEST I'll HAVE ANTENNA'S UP .. CONDITIONS WERE PRETTY FLAT IN EM82 WITH A FEW FLURRIES OF EXCITEMENT .. Read More

  • Al, NS1O (in cowboy hat) and Dale, AF1T at Gay Head Lighthouse.

    09/29/2005 | NS1O

    I had a great time this year as I do every year. Conditions for the August half were not good at all with the rain on Saturday and band conditions in the NH area less the steller for both days but I managed to make it out with Lee AA1YN, John N1FOJ an... Read More

  • Here is the WB2AMU portable with three-element Two and Six Meter beams. A few weeks after the contest, the car was severely damaged by a driver going through a red light.

    09/28/2005 | WB2AMU

    Two weeks prior to the VHF contest, the VHF section of my FT-100 died. So I went into the contest, using my vintage FT-690 and FT-290 plus an HT for 220 and 432 MHz for my single operator portable effort. Band conditions were very good for tropo, es... Read More

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