Not that it matters too much but I think I recall that QHH also had a tri-bander Yagi. de SM2EKM _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing list CQ-Contest@contesting.com http
Yes lets drop this 14300 junk etc etc, it is sooooo boring! Look at this instead: http://www.radioarkala.com/ This is radio pornografi at it´s best "big naked antennas in the frozen north" 73 J
Hmmm, during my recent Boston trip I saw that you have a fast lane thru the toll area, just wounder what the contesting equivalent would be. 73 Jim SM2EKM -- Bob Wanderer wrote: <snip> or be banned f
Yes UBN checking will be very interesting, CT9L is only 29169 points behind. Since CT9L score never got on 3830 this is the score that was sent in to CQ: Q Z C 160 285 13 61 80 1137 22 93 40 2298 36
Funny, same thing with me when I flew to CT3 last year for the WW CW. The security check at Stockholm airport sure was woundering about my Bencher I had in the carry on bag, did explain to him what i
To keep it legal in Sweden you must identify yourself for every QSO, as far as I know it´s like this in most countries. Is it legal in the US not to identify for every QSO? 73 Jim SM2EKM -- Dav
And just imagine how much electricity we will save!! Well, no need for towers, antennas, radios and amplifiers either, lots and lots of money to be saved. 73 Jim SM2EKM -- Wayne Wright, W5XD wrote: S
Well, that´s quite drastic. What if the contest sponsor would stipulate what frequencies can be used, i e a band plan for the cqww contest. Beats me why nobody has come up with this idea before
Me too! For us up north this was a good categorie. 73 Jim SM2EKM -- David Hachadorian wrote: I'd like to see the return of the High-Band (10, 15, 20) and Low Band (40, 80, 160) categories to the ARRL
So sad to see the end of this era. I still remember when me and my friends used to operate from SK2DR and SL2ZZU (M/S and M/M) and W7RM W7SFA and VE7WJ was the big game in town to work in the Northwe
Not correct! Most countries limits the power to less or much less then 1.5 kW. 73 Jim SM2EKM -- Cqtestk4xs@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 4/4/04 2:02:14 PM Greenwich Standard Time, ct1boh@sapo.pt
Sorry but you got i wrong. Splatter has nothing to do with runing high power. 73 SM2EKM -- Felipe J. Hernandez wrote: You guys dont get it... its not the extra 10db that is going to bring the callers
There are (at least) two major problems these days. 1. More and more people doesnt understand how to operate a SSB transmitter. 2. Our modern radios has far to inefficient ALC control, or better put,
By all means! However equaly importand is how people conduct themself on the bands. Excessive bandwith and other types of missconduct should be dealt with. I rather see people runing 4CX5000/4CX10000
Lets put things in perspective instead. 1. 10 kW to 1.5 kW is only around 8 dB, no big deal, at least it will not automaticly by you a clean frequency. 2. Very very few people runs 10 kW. 3. A VERY h
Hello, I need to get the password for the UBN report however N6TW doesnt respond to email and K3EST seems difficult. What to do? Can anyone else help? 73 Jim SM2EKM __________________________________
Yes EY8MM is listed on NG3K for SOSB20 also he is active outside contests, should be easy to find I would guess. J2 is difficult but there are some station or stations active, know I heard one not to
You might also get a lot of info from W6RJ. As I understand it he was one of the first to do LP on 80 when he was K6AHV, probably some time in the 60:ties, probably together with Dale K6UA (W6VSS the
This list is interesting. Anyone got any reactions to it? 73 Jim SM2EKM -- Non-USA SOAB HP A61AJ(S53R) 7304 175 624 48 16,234,881 OE4A(OE1EMS) 5206 169 644 45 9,749,496 FS/AH8DX 5544 134 484 46 8,433
WOW what a score!!!!! Congratulations! I almost fainted when I read it. 73 Jim SM2EKM _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing list CQ-Contest@contesting.com http://lists.co