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03/12/2004 | DJ3TF
CATEGORY: SINGLE-OP 160M HIGH CW DJ3TF
Took part only on topband during both sunrises. Used QTH and equipment of DL0AO. CONDX were pretty good on 160 here in central-Europe. But Mr. Murphy made a visit at sunday morning and did not tell me to switch my... Read More -
03/11/2004 | KE7NO
As always, what a kick. Some highlights on this end EA8BH on 80m, LZ0A on 40m, TU2CI on 20m, and ZK1CG on 10m. I was expecting more difficult conditions. Ten never really "started", and I still did well with 40m - 15m.
The only "down side" to the c... Read More -
![Jean, N1MJC, operates the 2004 ARRL January VHF Sweepstakes--her first. [N1RL Photo]](/img/122x89/Soapbox/sop-2136.jpg)
03/11/2004 | N1MJC
We (Jean, N1MJC, and Rick, N1RL) had a lot of fun operating this contest, which provided the occasion for our first 10 GHz QSO. Fortunately, the makeshift 6 and 2-meter antenna system held up for the weekend. Getting the shaky pole and beams up in the ... Read More
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03/11/2004 | F2TU
Excellent contest, but alas not made to encourage the bands above the 1296 MHz.
It was created 26 years ago, I took part in it already. At that time, there was approximately 10 stations qrv 1296, and nobody above (?). times changed much, but not the A... Read More -
03/11/2004 | HB9Q
Many stations are QRV on more than one band. It would be very helpful for all of them to split the total contest time into time-slots per band. This would also help to concentrate the activity per band which would result in more contacts per band. This... Read More
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03/11/2004 | W5UN
The new JT44 mode has attracted a whole new set of EME enthusiasts.
These hams have typically low power stations with relatively small antennas. For example, ZS6WB was running only 80 watts to a modest sized antenna. DG5KW was only running 50 watts to ... Read More -
03/11/2004 | DJ1AA
Hello contest freaks around the world,
This is Mirko from Kreiensen in north west Germany.
I had a lot of fun during this very interesting ARRL contest.
My idea was to reach again a good place under the top 10 in
Germany. One week before the contest st... Read More -
03/10/2004 | W4WR
After 5 years of being "radio-less" in a Florida condo, I finally snuck a Sigma-5 up on the roof. So far, no complaints from the neighbors. So yes, I was antenna handicapped. We had company for the weekend. The dog ate my homework.
But I still managed ... Read More
