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03/26/2005 | C6ASB
I was fortunate to be able to operate from the DX side on this one again, returning to C6A once again. This year, due to the Sand Dollar Villa rental QTH on Abaco not being available, Sandy and I chose a new location, on the island of Eleuthera. The QT... Read More
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03/25/2005 | WA7LT
Operated as a Multi-op, single transmitter with five operators at the home of WA7LT LaMar Ray, former W9LT. The other operators were: Randy K7TQ, Kirk K7EKM, Jay WS7I, and Steve K7AWB.
Equipment:
(2) Yaesu FT-1000Ds, (2) ICE 419 filters, Ten-Tec Centu... Read More -
03/22/2005 | W4ZV
I thought this was a really interesting note I got from Mori-San JH1GVY about his single band 160 entry using a station in his car and portable inverted-V antenna! I could not believe my ears when he sent "599050" and the other JA's I worked were usin... Read More
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03/16/2005 | TE2M
The 2005 ARRL 'phone TE2M contest effort is the most recent rendition of 5 years of Multi-Two efforts from Costa Rica, most recently as TI8M from Quepos, Costa Rica. Our efforts began as a group of Atlantans who set up a Field Day type temporary effor... Read More
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03/16/2005 | W8JFB
All contacts were made on both 80 mtr. and 40 mtr. CW Band, using a replica of the old straight key that was used on the RMS Titanic. This key is about twice as large as the conventional J-38 Key type and requires lots of "stamina" to operate it over ... Read More
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03/15/2005 | K5HK
I only had a little time to operate during SKN this year but enjoyed all the good fists and vintage rigs I worked. Some interesting keys as well. My first QSO was with K6KPH at KPH coast station Point Reyes, CA. I am a seagoing radio electronics off... Read More
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03/14/2005 | XE2K
After the thunderstorm that show up in the first hours of the contest was no possible operate for safety,i disconect all radios from antennas and return around 17 Z to begging the contest. i get several big pile up's , where i get all the multiplier... Read More
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03/14/2005 | WD0BGZ
Started off a couple weeks before the contest with the rotor going out on the tower, which by chance (antenna in the photos) rotated the antenna I was planning to use for the contest. Then a few days after that the main contest rig went out, followed b... Read More
