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09/20/2003 | KQ6EE
KQ6EE was at the top of Thunder Mountain. On Saturday, I packed all my equipements to my backpack, and drived up to Manker Flat (5000+ft)above Glendora in Southern California. From Manker Flat, I hiked up Baldy Notch then to Thunder Mountain(8000+ft).... Read More
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09/20/2003 | K7MDL/VE7/R
I was rover once again. My objective was to activate some rare grids on Vancouver Island. I managed to "justify" the trip by combining it with some excellent fishing in Port Hardy where I started out the contest from (CO60).
Scoped out CO50 Friday e... Read More -
09/19/2003 | K1WHS
September is THE contest for us here in FN43 in the wilds of Maine. This year we were greeted with average conditions. There was no real phenomenal DX to report. Just alot of steady operating. The big news was that we had a great group of operators: s... Read More
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09/19/2003 | KC8HZM
Wow, this was both my first contest and first time as a rover station, and I'm definitely hooked! 500+ miles and 6 grids in one day and we not only survived, but we had an absolute blast!
Fellow operator Jeff (KC8HZQ) and I spent a lot of time askin... Read More -
09/19/2003 | K2QO/R
This effort was a solo rover due to my rover partner being QRT in 8-land for the weekend. While there was no discernable propogation of any kind, I did manage a few nice q's. On Saturday I set up in FN02 expecting to do a QRP portable, but one station... Read More
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09/19/2003 | WA7JTM
Operated portable from DM34 at 7000+/- ft. Wx was warm, and the biting bugs were fierce. Spent a fortune on insect repellant. Still had a good time camping out with the dogs and playing Radio for the weekend.
Other than a short 6M opening to Texas, no ... Read More -
09/19/2003 | N6ZE
A first for this callsign: Unlimited Multi-op, BUT ONLY by virtue of having Bob, KK6UE, as an operator for the first hour of the Test & daring to utilize 5 bands. The score of 5504 is probably the lowest of any Muli-op entry, but we had fun as usual.
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09/18/2003 | KG6GMT
Good Contest Hot here in the CA Valley. My Number down from last year. I did not get in to CM94 tell late Sunday. Wont make that mistake in JAN. Lots of Rovers this year the Fun of being a rover and running into a rover is great.
brock Read More
