CQWW CW @ KY3N M/M
band Qs Z C
160 230 21 72
80 334 24 88
40 1448 39 140
20 1134 38 130
15 749 29 114
10 51 14 25
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total 3946 165 569 = 8, 233, 278
ops KY3N, W8FJ, WB3FIZ, WU3M, W3FV, WN3K ,N3ARK
STATION
160 N4KG elevated radial (8) vertical (100 ft 40mtr tower)
1 N.E. bev. ts940 and comander 2500 amp.
80 4 sq. array ic765 alpha 76a
40 3 element hy-gain beam @ 100ft s. sloper ic765 Ten-tec Titan
20 5 el 205ca @ 148ft. ic765 ten-tec Titan
15 5/5/5 @ 33/66/99 155ca (shared 160/15) see rig 160
10 5/5 @ 35/70 HB (shared 80/10) see rig 80
Low band cond were great except for 5 hrs friday night on 80mtrs.
lost the prime time with s/9 plus noise level ...disappered 1hr past EU
sunrise ARGHHHH. Fantastic 40mtr cond. 20mtrs played well
execpt , as one N.E. contester is always saying "big ant`s high are better
then little ant`s low" I beg to differ with him. Our 20mtr project
being not complete . The high ant was fun but boy do we need a low and lower
one !!! What can I say about 15mtrs. but with the # `s that
WWV broadcast ' there is a GOD and he knows contesting" 10mtrs
point the ANT`s S.E. and hope.. a few , better than none showed.
I have to Thank the guys for getting the station ready for CW not many
outside the FRC knew I was taken to the hosp. Thursday B-4 the WW phone with
a lower back injury. I also have to thank the
one person who makes, all of it possible. My wife Leanora. Enduring many
weekends of ant. parties. and countless nights of planning and preparation
sessions . Her words of encouragement as I lay on the hosp bed "you`ll be
ready for CW " or " you never liked phone contests anyway" The never ending
trays of food that arive in the shack with such regularity. How she puts up
with this insain hobby
let alone the" MOTLEY CREW" as she`s dubbed us. is beyond me
But for this I am grateful.
73` Wayne KY3N
pres. Frankford Radio Club
KY3N@AOL.COM
>From Gary Schwartz <garyk9gs@solaria.sol.net> Tue Nov 28 05:32:42 1995
From: Gary Schwartz <garyk9gs@solaria.sol.net> (Gary Schwartz)
Subject: Contest "Relief"
Message-ID: <Pine.3.02.9511272340.E4727-b100000@solaria.sol.net>
On Mon, 27 Nov 1995, Skelton, Tom wrote:
>
> Yeah, but since you're in XE land I have to ask to WHICH ORIFICE you
> make the connection?? Is Montezuma one of the ops??? ||;-}
> 73, tom WB4iUX
>
> ----------
> From: H. L. Serra
> To: na2n
> Cc: N3ADL; n0dh; km9p; cq-contest
> Subject: Re: Contest "Relief"
>
>
> N3ADL wrote:
> > > Jeez I thought it was common knowledge that FRCers use an empty half
> > >gallon milk jug, an appropriate length of 1 1/2 inch diameter hose and a
> > >couple of hose clamps <snip>
>
> The 6E2T Contesters (ARRL DX CW M/2 World Champs) have a similar set up,
> but we must use 6 inch diameter flexible drainage pipe secured with high
> quality duct tape, and a 55 gallon drum on the receiving end. :>)
>
> 73, and Happy Thanksgiving,
> Larry N6AZE
>
Here in WI, at one of the BIG stations, we use a little old-fashioned Ham
ingenuity. Several years ago, we picked up a used milking machine at a
hamfest. That way, each op gets his own orifice and when things slow down
in the middle of the night, the station owner flips the unit on. If
you've ever milked a cow, you get the drift.
73,
Gary K9GS From the DAIRY State
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