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09/29/2003 | N1DPM
This was a really fun contest from FN32qb here at the home QTH. Finally things are back to good working order after the lightening strike of 2001. Shown here is a picture of the array.
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09/29/2003 | N0DQS/R
Started the contest in Southern Iowa EN20/30, wouldn't you know couldn't buy rain the past month or so and poured on me Saturday afternoon. Band was real flat, poor, dead, what ever else you want to call it other than good! In the heavy rain I had trou... Read More
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09/27/2003 | K0KFC
9/27/03
The Northern Lights Radio Society (NLRS), with members from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa & the Dakotas, organized several teams to explore propagation conditions on various multiple paths across Lake Superior as part of the 10 ghz contest. One... Read More -
09/26/2003 | W7DK
Four members of W7DK- The Radio Club of Tacoma- (W7WG-Worth, AC7QN-Chuck, KB6OKS-Lynn, and AE7RW-Rich) backpacked two miles to (7006 ft ASL) Dege Peak (pronounced: Day-Gay), a beautiful location near the Sunrise area, located in Mt Rainier National Pa... Read More
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09/26/2003 | VE2XX
I found conditions were flat for the most part but a good amount of stations were on.
I was glad to get on at a more serious level than i have in the past, I owe this
fresh start to Warren Wb2ona, and Steve N2cei of Demi , for their encouragement, and... Read More -
09/24/2003 | NS1RA
In addition to our regular operating positions, we set up a bonus OSCAR-40 satellite station using a cardboard-box horn antenna from the March 2003 QST. We operated the pass starting Sunday morning and many operators made their very first satellite con... Read More
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09/24/2003 | KM3T
First time out in this contest and had a blast. Operated first weekend from Mt. Wachusett (MA) and Mt. Equinox (VT). Second weekend spent time at Mt. Wachusett again and Mt. Washington (NH). I was only able to operate about 3-4 hours average each of... Read More
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09/20/2003 | K1TR
Even though I didn't observe any subtantial band enhancement, decent weather and only a few equipment failures afforded a very fine contest weekend atop 6288' Mount Washington, NH in FN44. My single-op low power operation netted about 211.6k. Check o... Read More
