WQ6X Contest Activities

Two weekends back, WQ6X ran a uniquely unique ARRL DX Cw contest, purposely operating the in-house Yaesu FT-2000 transceiver I maintain at W...

The 2o26 contest weekend brought us a radiosport weekend bridging Saturday (in FEB) and Sunday (in MARCH).  The 12-hour NAQP RTTY contest al...

Running an ad-HOC North Carolina QSO Party (NCQP), near the end, I ran out of NC stations calling CQ (that I could hear at any rate), so I m...

  For numerous reasons (too complicated to elaborate on at this time), instead of running QRP remote from Southern California, the decision ...

During any given radiosport contest, we spend an inordinate amount of time look for stations (hopefully multipliers) running a frequency.  T...

While Stereo-RTTY (a late descendant of Stereo-CW) is hardly a new idea, recent months have found me experimenting with different ways to ac...

Of the three WPX (Weird Prefix) contests, the RTTY GiG in February is how it all begins each year.  While the only multipliers are the calls...

This 5-contest weekend engaged many divergent operating modes implemented by 2 computers at W7AYT's Concord QTH.  While the Windoze-7 co...

 Scrolling thru the WQ6X contest submissions to the 3830 Score s website, it would seem that 142 events were engaged in during the year, 2n...