[SCCC] W6 Multi Operations in the 50s
W6UM at aol.com
W6UM at aol.com
Fri Sep 11 08:58:58 PDT 2009
Another multi-multi of that era was W6YRA, at UCLA. Our scores may have
never made it into QST because we managed to get disqualified nearly every
time for being outside the band. In those days an FCC infraction or OO notice
was an automatic DQ. Looks like things may have gone in a complete circle,
with some stations in the modern era also actually being DQed.
Chas.
infractions, mostly In a message dated 9/10/2009 4:31:21 A.M. Pacific
Daylight Time, W6ph at aol.com writes:
In a message dated 9/8/2009 11:56:21 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
k6na at cts.com writes:
In case you missed this.... it's 5PM Wednesday.
I'm curious to see if early West Coast efforts are recognized, or if
it's just another East Coast-centric show! ;-)
My understanding is that W6RW and W6AM (possibly others, like W6YMD)
were doing M/M ops in the Fifties. I have not researched this in
contest results. Let's see what Doug has learned.
73, Glenn K6NA
I missed this last night. But I did look in the old QST's from the
50's. Some interesting multiop scores back then. There was
no breakdown on how many transmitters were being used.
Some of these guys are still around. It would be interesting
to hear comments from K6EVR, W6UED, W6NJU, or W6ITA.
1955:
W6YMD +W6AOA, W6BXL, W6FUF, W6IFW, W6IBZ, W6KFV,
W6OZ, W6PB
W6ITA + W6OEG, W6ENV
1956:
W6RW +W6MBA, W6NJU, W6QJI, W6VSS, K6EVR, K6EWL
1957:
W6RW +W6LDR, W6MBA, W6NJU, K6DDO, K6LGF
W6VSS +W6UED, K6CZY, K6EVR
It was the 1958 ARRL DX Contest that the FCC made their
visits to several prominent California stations. The contest
report didn't mention the stations that were busted. The
report also mentioned the W2SKE article from Sports Illustrated
about the "Battle of the Hams" which is still great reading.
(It can be found on the internet.)
"Them was the days."
73, Kurt, W6PH
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