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10/04/2004 | W4IY LIMITED MULTIOP
While on the mountain (Flag Pole Knob, VA at 4300') we were thinking back on how long we had been using that same site for both the June and September contests. We came to the conclusion that this was about the 15th year we had been occupying the site ... Read More
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10/03/2004 | KG6TOA
I am a new radio amateur, first licensed in January, 2004. I teamed up with N6NB for the January and June VHF contests. September was my first contest operating solo, running a 10-band rover station and using my own call. It was fun and at times cha... Read More
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09/30/2004 | N0JK
A strong thunderstorm near Emporia kept me from going to my operating site in
EM18 Saturday afternoon. The radar plot shows it right over my site! Sunday morning had to go to a family reunion with the
XYL. Was able to drive out to the "Cattle Pens" Su... Read More -
09/29/2004 | KF
RoverMania who thought of that? Well I guess it was the Northern Lights Radio Society (actually believe it was Jon, WQ who coined the term...pse read on)
Sounded like fun a few years ago when it was suggested that we (the Northern Lights Radio Socie... Read More -
09/29/2004 | K4LVV
Operated for 3 hours in a church parking lot overing
US23 near Jenkins, KY. Purpose was to hand out this
semi-rare grid square to those in need. W4WRL in FM04
worked me for his last grid in the EM chain. Read More -
09/28/2004 | K8MR/R
This was my second VHF rover attempt, and for W1NN it was his first real VHF contest.
We hoped to do 3 stops on Saturday, but that was too optimistic. We arrived at our first stop, at the aptly named "town" of High Hill, OH in EM99, 30 seconds befor... Read More -
09/28/2004 | KB8VAO
The first weekend of the contest I operated from U.C. Davis / CM98dm, and Mt. Diablo / CM97av.
Saturday I met W6BY / Brian and AA6HA / John at U.C. Davis where we worked K6GZA / Ron on 10 and 24 GHz with bone crushing signals.
Unfortunately I was on... Read More -
09/27/2004 | W0AA
SKN is an excellent opportunity to flex those CW muscles. For many, the 'code' is a relic of history. A large number of hams understand the value in using CW and enjoy the mode exclusively.
During the 2004 running of 'SKN,' the Minnesota Wireless Ass... Read More
