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09/22/2005 | KB3ZS
It was kind of slow until the six meter band opened, after that it sounded like 20 meter DX. I spent a couple of hours (2245 - 0030) working from FN20 into Oklahoma, Texas and points west. It made up for the slow start. The opening even drifted upward ... Read More
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09/21/2005 | W8FR
Well, my meager station setup took advantage of the situation this year and with 186 QSO's and 68 multipliers, I turned-in my best score! Many thanks to all of you with good ears!
I use a TS-2000 barefoot, and feed an MFJ 3el lt. wt. Yagi; Cushcraft 10... Read More -
09/21/2005 | N3AWS
I missed the contest as I had to shelter at the Keesler AFB Hospital as essential personnel for Hurricane Katrina. The hospital took a major, major hit with extensive flooding, loss of power, etc. My house is uninhabitable although my ham gear almost... Read More
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09/21/2005 | AD6FP
Had a wonderful but tiring time during both weekends of the contest.
I spent the first weekend on my own at Mt. Oso (CM97hm) and Devil Peak (DM07dm). Devil Peak was a new spot for me that was chosen for it's excellant path to Frazier Mountain (313 Km ... Read More -
09/20/2005 | K2DH
What a contest! I believe it was the best ever from the microwave gang in the Rochester VHF Group. While we know we can't turn in scores like the folks in California or New England, we always set out to have maximum fun and to try to set new goals fo... Read More
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09/20/2005 | N1JFU
This was my very first 10ghz contest, and what a contest it was! The Northern Colorado crew was very organized and had an amazing fleet of rovers. Having 14,000' antenna structures didn't hurt our effort either. The first weekend I spent both days rovi... Read More
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09/19/2005 | W1AUV
Another great contest. The first weekend was good. Some of the highlights were working K2TXB from Equinox and rain scatter QSOs with AF1T and W1MKY on Block Island and a nice one with KA1OJ. The weather on Equinox was really cold and windy; normal. The... Read More
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09/19/2005 | K3LFO/R
For a change, the K3LFO Expeditionary Rover team (Dave W3DIO and Jim K3LFO) actually left on time to be at our first operating position at the beginning of the contest. It turned out to be a great weekend with great weather. We started off in FM28, t... Read More