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02/11/2004 | N0JK

A "tough" contest to operate as a single op QRP portable in the cold, windy, icy Flint Hills of central Kansas. The WX forecast prior to the contest was for pleasant sunny 55 deg F both days. Saturday ended up being cold and windy, Sunday freezing rain... Read More
02/10/2004 | W9XA

I had a great time on the contest! Thanks to all the patient folks for the 7 initial contacts on 1296. As you can see in the photo, Murphy re-arranged the 1296 array prior to the contest - I can only imagine where that 4th yagi is pointing. Read More
02/04/2004 | WB6IYM

Had a great time at the SKN this year....Averaged about 1/2 hour per contact.

I have two straight keys mounted side by side on the same wooden base here in my shack. Since 1971, I have been using them on a regular basis to tune and test my rig or to... Read More
02/02/2004 | K1KC/R

Thanks to all the stations who worked our five band continuously moving rover. We covered over 1000 miles and made 170 contacts. We found no enhanced propagation so only worked stations one to two grids away usually. The rove began near Atlanta and wen... Read More
02/02/2004 | N0URW

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Greetings everyone.........
I was ready,,,,my equipment was ready,,,,but mother nature had other plans....A Huge Ice & Snow storm projected to hit over the weekend curtailed some rovers from my area...Not to worry, I had already planned o... Read More
02/02/2004 | WD5AGO

As normal, I enjoyed the VHF-SS while conditions were below normal here in NE Oklahoma, EM26. Again we operated QRP portable but cut back on the number of bands this year: 6m, 2m, 1.2m, and 70cm. This allowed faster set-up and a little bit larger ant... Read More
02/02/2004 | N3DB

Lots of fun & a few surprises not too common during the January Contest for a 6m only station. Meteor scatter condx were fairly poor, but tropo was fairly good at times. Es to VP9, C6A & FL Saturday evening. Two new grids- WN2R in FM14 & K6LMN/C6A in... Read More
02/01/2004 | K2QO/R

My rover partner Paul, W2TAU and I embarked on a 400 mile journey through EN91/92 and FN01 on Saturday followed by FN02/03/12/13 on Sunday. While activity was very light Saturday, Sunday was FB!

We ran ABCDEI and Light for our best rove yet with abo... Read More