Really enjoyed that contest. It has earmarks of oneof the great ones eh! :) Congratulations to the PODXS boys, Jay N3DQU, JayKA3X, Tom N3XC and Jay AA8QQ, for getting out there and doing it. I

Just finished talking to a tech-dood at AOL. Seems they are doing some work on the Hometown servers, so if you have been having trouble accessing the 070 Club website lately, that is reason why.

Hello Jay Negative ---sorry -possible next contest, hi hi 73 Leonel CT4MS

Hi All, First, Thanks to the 070 guys for the PSKFest, it's the most enjoyable way I can think of to be kept awake all night(well almost). Who shut the DX gate to the Northwest ? I saw a lot of

One other disappointment: I know you guys were there, but I never saw a SV on the air during the contest on any band. Wish I had found one on 15--that's the band I need for the SV Tri-band

To the gang - First of all, let me echo Dave (WB5NHL) 's comments about thanks for those of you that were listening for the little guys. I know it was hard for you to dig the signal out of the

Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the 070 group: How much power did you generally use to make contacts during the PSKFEST on 19 Jan 2002? o 1 to 5 Watts max (or Less)

Hi Gang, Costas, This was my first contest and I really enjoyed it, I'll most definitely participate again :-) The problems I faced other than not being heard on the pileup with my 5 watts, was the

Hello all! It was great making the PSKFEST contacts with many of you during the PSKFEST, but kind of missed the conversation that usually goes along with psk31 contacts. This was my first contest

OK so I now know why Jay asked me to Check the logs for the PSK Fest. After the contest I ran to send my log to JAY so I could be the first one on the web page and be TOP DOG (at least for a short

Hi all, What a difference a nights sleep makes! Thanks to each of you who I worked during the fest. What a great crowd to hang with! After the smoke (and the propogation fog) cleared, it looks

Hi All, Thought the PSKFEST was a blast. Roughly 94 contacts, 30 states and 10DX stations all on 10-15-20. Would have done better if I had antennas for 40/80mtrs. DX included Germany (tnx Ericka),

All; Very nice contest. Almost double previous totals, 71 QSO's, 62 Multipliers on 80-10. All with 5 watts and in antenna restricted townhouse. Checkout http://www.oldcyberdude.com for my antenna

Hi Kostas, the home call of ZD8JA is N1ZZZ/4, Jeremy, he is also a member of the 070 Club. 73 de DL2AYL/Erika

I would be interested in learning more about your PSK31 setups. The best I could do was 48 contacts, no exotic callsigns. Was I operating in some type of void here in Southeastern Virginia....???

Costas (and others) - ZD8JA is 070's own Jeremy Allen (note the initials in the callsign), N1ZZZ/4. I'm sure he will QSL all contacts once he gets home from his overseas trip. Address is on

Hi All, Had a really great time on this PSK contest, but that's nothing new. Made 80 or 81 QSO's with 38 mults, QRP on 80 thru 10. I deleted a possible QSO with CT4MS, so if you could check your

Yeah, you're going to get that in any contest you work Costas. There was even a guy here calling "CQ DX" on 20m yesterday, so what the heck was he thinking?? Anyways, chock it all up to the contesting

Erika, Yeah he showed up right on top of me on the freq I'd been running QRP fer a while. I heard and tried calling both of you, and neither heard me. Oh well, that's the price we pay for running

Well, I managed 110 QSOs with 47 multipliers (15 US states, 1 VE province, 31 DXCC including W&VE). Worked all bands from 3.5 - 28. Very few europeans showed up on 7035, while I worked 3 north