Important
Note: By uploading images to the ARRL website, you are granting the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) the non-exclusive right to use the images in any and all of its publications, whether for promotional or commercial purposes, including electronic media or any other media yet to be invented, without payment or any other consideration.
-
09/24/2005 | W4IY
Operator(s): W4NF, W4RM, W4AD, WA4TK, W4DAV, WA0DYJ, K5VG, W7IY, KG4URW, KA4CKI, N3WSO, KG4YEA, AA4SI,KE4BUS, N4NRO, KI4LLC, K4RG, N4MZZ, KD4JXZ, KI4GSS, W4DC, K5OF AND JUNIOR
Station: W4IY
Class: Limited Multi-Op HP
QTH: FM08 Flag Pole Knob 4300' ASL
... Read More -
09/24/2005 | W6QI
The goofy smile was captured in August on Mt. Frazier (DM04MS) after extending the 47 GHz world record from 290 km to 313 km. Gary AD6FP was on the other end at Devil Peak (DM07DM) in the Sierras. Propagation was outstanding on 10/24/47 this weekend. 7... Read More
-
09/22/2005 | K
Wally, WHD and I once again operated together for the 10Ghz Cumulative contest but with two changes from last year. First, we operated from the Red River of the North valley both weekends. Second we were rovers instead of the fixed operations of last y... Read More
-
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
-
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
-
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
