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01/06/2004 | K6LQ/6
This was perhaps my best SKN ever - I wasn't at home, so I couldn't
do honey-dos! I was up in Redding, CA at my brother's QTH helping cut
downed tree limbs from a big snow storm. I threw up a 40 meter dipole
fed with 450 ohm open wire, an IC-735 an MF... Read More -
01/05/2004 | W3GW/KH6
Working SKN with 4 watts from Hawaii and an attic loop was challenging. I was thrilled to work K6KPH at the site of the old coastal radio station KPH. A few folks from Japan and Mitch NH6JC on Kauai rounded out the log. Missed my old buddy Ben N6SL...J... Read More
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01/05/2004 | K0JW
I enjoyed SKN this year very much! Completed re-capping my Johnson Ranger just in time and it worked flawlessly with my Collins 75A-4. What a trip down memory lane to rag-chew with the J-38 again! Thanks to all who responded to my calls, looking forwar... Read More
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01/05/2004 | W2QU
A holiday "tradition", Straight Key Night is a great opportunity to dust off some of your older gear and fire it up! Which is exactly what happened to my HW-16; snap, crackle, pop! Switching over to a more modern rig, I was able to make a few contacts ... Read More
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01/05/2004 | K9COE
Considering I ran 50 watts and my antenna is a ground mounted vertical, I had a blast in this contest. Made lots of contacts and was 6 states shy of making WAS in the contest. Looking forward to the next one.
John - K9COE Read More -
01/05/2004 | WD9CYI
I had fun even with the modest 10-meter station. Would really like to see more RTTY operaton during non event times. Always enjoyed operating "the old green keys". 73 Rich Read More
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01/05/2004 | VE2OWL
I won't say I made a great "performance", but it was a great event to "get together" again this year.
It was nice to have quiet geomagnetic conditions, especially on 80 and 40 meters. I could hear and contact many stations that I wouldn't have heard o... Read More -
01/05/2004 | DP1POL
DP1POL is located at Neumayer Station, Antarctica, Grid Locator
IB59VI. I have been working here as a radio operator since December
2002, and will leave at the end of January 2004. I have had a great
time in the Antarctic, it was fun to be active on... Read More
