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Contest Academy at Visalia
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Dayton Contest Dinner - 2012
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2010 WWSA Update
New Amateur Radio Operators Organization
98th Anniversary of the Titanic Disaster
2m qrp spring qso party 2010
2010 Maritime Radio Day
Contest University Italy 2010
Friedrichshafen Contest Univ. Survey
 
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New Yahoo Group for KLM, M2 KT antennas
PSK DeathMatch 2009 Results
SO2R - advice needed!
CE4CT M/S IARU 2009
CQWW - ONLINE LOGS
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75/80m split or no-split
SP5ZCC also known as SN5Z
Contesters Of South-Eastern Poland
 
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The ARRL recently announced its Diamond DXCC Challenge (http://www.arrl.org/news/arrl-diamond-dxcc-challenge) to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the ARRL’s DXCC Award. The first rule says the Diamond DXCC Challenge Awards are available to all amateurs worldwide who contact a minimum of 100 countries from the Diamond DXCC List. US amateurs must be members of the ARRL. Do you think
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ARRL January VHF SweepstakesJan 21-23
SKCC SprintJan 25
QRP Fox HuntJan 25
CWops Mini-CWT TestJan 25-26
NAQCC Straight Key/Bug SprintJan 27
QRP Fox HuntJan 27
NCCC Sprint LadderJan 27
CQ 160-Meter Contest, CWJan 27-29
REF Contest, CWJan 28-29
BARTG RTTY SprintJan 28-29
UBA DX Contest, SSBJan 28-29
SPAR Winter Field DayJan 28-29
WAB 1.8 MHz PhoneJan 28
Classic Exchange, CWJan 29-30
QRP ARCI Fireside SSB SprintJan 29
 
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ARRL DX 2011 PJ2T Team Photo
PJ2T Team Photo Here's the nine-operator PJ2T team that broke 10M for the first time and may have posted a new all-time record. Fortunately, we operate better than we look.

 
CQWW 2010 90 Ft Tower at PJ4A
90 Ft Tower at PJ4A 2 element Force 12 40 meter beam with a C3 above it. This tower also supports the 160 meter inverted L and NW/SE 80 meter dipole

 
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A post-contest accuracy report for cluster spotting?
Operating with spotting assistance is not for everyone, but for those who use it, what do you think about there being a published "accuracy" report for spots made during contests?
 
Dayton 2010 Motley Crew
Motley Crew WW4LL NG5X K1ZZi ND5C KI5XP Boneyard break

 
Spotlight CQWW SSB 2002 - GD6IA
CQWW SSB 2002 - GD6IA Chris GM3WOJ operating GD6IA in CQWW SSB 2002 - looking tired of course !

 
Strays Gday, pass us a stray!
Preparation is the key to a winning score. Start your antenna work now!
K3LR
 
Stations RL3A 80m 2el quads
RL3A 80m 2el quads Feed point (lowest point) of diamond-shape vertical elements is at 85m (260ft) above the ground

 
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