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Jon Barclay N5JA handles the 160SSB duties while Bob Pack
NX5M milks 10SSB for every possible QSO.
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Dale Hill N5XT, working at the 160SSB station while Lance
Jahnke KB5ZFO operates the 10SSB station. He asks Dale, "Are you
working anyone? I'm not!"
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Dawn comes just minutes before the end of the contest
at K5TR.
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Ken Quin K5TSQ operated a lot of 15CW at W5KFT. On the
shore of Lake Buchanan, W5KFT was the western-most W1AW/5 location.
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Kent Porter KE4NT on 160SSB and Mike Schoppe N5XJ on
10SSB. The team at NX5M had a lot of ten meter antennas from which
to choose - eleven mono-band yagis!
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A little later in the contest, Jon Barclay N5JA on
160SSB and Mike Schoppe N5XJ on 10SSB.
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Mike Hance K5NZ works the Saturday morning pileups on
20SSB, while Jennifer Sims W5JEN calls CQ on 80SSB.
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The top twenty meter yagi of the NW stack
and the four-element SE twenty meter yagi at K5TR.
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Bryan Edwards W5KFT works 40SSB while Robert Brandon K5PI
handles the pileups on 15CW. Bob Allen KK5MI catches the action on
video!
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The team at W5KFT, waiting for a thunderstorm cell
to pass clear of the station.
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Bob Pack NX5M running 160SSB, while Paul Frantz W5PF
maintains 10SSB.
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John Dvoracek KE5C, running the late night pileups
on 15CW.
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Bryan Edwards W5KFT on 40SSB. The 40SSB station
had three Cushcraft 402CD antennas and a dipole at their disposal.
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John Dvoracek KE5C on 40SSB and Marv Bloomquist N5AW
on 15CW.
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The photos never do justice to the severity of the storms, which
were very lightning-intensive. The towers at N5TW all survived
intact.
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After the storms had passed, Ignacio Rubio EA4AHD and Jack Markum
N5DUW kick the station back into high gear. Dick Foster W5TA
listens on the wireless headphones.
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