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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
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09/19/2005 | W5LL/R
Was a very limited operation this time around for us. Only covering 8 grids compared to our normal 13. Signals were down for us this time around which was dissapointing. Brought along the homebrew 6m moxon and was glad I did as I wouldn't have made ... Read More
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09/18/2005 | N
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...The Big Day (( Saturday )):::: It was a hot sunny 91 degrees...A slight 7 mph wind out of the South... I started out pointing North///Northwest... Contact with KWU way up in en37 (( 400+ miles )) on the lower 4 bands was... Read More -
09/17/2005 | KF4DVG
Thanks to all that managed to pick my call out of the crowds on 6m while I was portable in EM64 (Madison, AL). Was running about 25w (swr's were killin' me!)into a 5/8 wave, magmount 2m antenna which was inverted and stuck to the balcony above me. (Cov... Read More
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09/17/2005 | KL1PL
First contest I submitted a log for, second contest overall.
I ended up driving to high ground East of Anchorage but still within the BP51 Grid on Saturday the 10th. Most contacts were from that day.
Worked 1.25m, 2m, 6m and 70cm.
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09/16/2005 | KB4JHU
KB4JHU Rover in Middle Tennessee! This was our first rover VHF contest. Bands were in fair shape. 6M, 2M and 432Mhz. Grids EM65, EM75 and EM64. Claimed 893 points for a few hours both on Saturday and Sunday operations. KG4ORX was also on my rove... Read More
