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I offered my station to DL2NBU and DL6RAI who were touring the East Coast after attending the Dayton
Hamvention in May of 1999. They decided to do a Multi Single and use my call.
Here we are looking refreshed after the 48 hours of operation. Pictured are
Peter, DL2NBU Chas, K3WW and Ben, DL6RAI.
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Ben and Peter operating. The station is designed for Single Operator Assisted
efforts. It was easily adaptable to Multi Single, but a little cramped. Ben and Peter
have a great deal of experience working as a team. Chas filled in as the
multiplier finder while the others took turns sleeping. During some of the
contest, one operator would operate alone, but when things slowed down, there
was usually a second operator filling up the band map and finding multipliers
to work when the 10 minute clock permitted a band change.
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Peter working at the multiplier station, working all the stations he put in the
band map. The second monitor is to the left of the rest of the station.
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Ben is working at the run station. The American keyboard is a little different from the
German arrangement.
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Here is K3WW giving a pre contest demonstration of the station and going over
strategy with Ben and Peter.
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Here is the #1 USA plaque!
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