The tales, trials, and tribulations of a bunch of amateurs trying to build a small contest station in the sub-arctic confines of Interior Alaska. We also have contributions from other KL7 and VY1 contesters.
Sunday, August 31, 2014
Thanks to HV0A
Yesterday I worked The Vatican HV0A on 17m CW. A career first from Alaska. As it happens, I have been agonizingly close to Worked All Europe Class I with one point to go for many weeks. I received the LoTW confirmation today, imported it into my DARC contest logbook, and voila! WAE-I is in the bag.
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Friday, August 29, 2014
WL7BDO in the News
Club member Carl Horn WL7BDO has been in the news lately. First of all, he was an operator at KL7RA to set a new North American record in CQ WPX SSB in 2014. Quite impressive. His appearances at KL2R have led the way for top-notch placing. The W1AW/KL7 operation from Two Rivers pushed new boundaries, and Carl was a key participant.
Beyond ham radio, Carl's work with the Nenana School District is featured in a newsletter from the Alaska Association of School Business Officials:
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