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Near the beginning of the contest, Gary KM5TY is on 40 SSB low power
and Johanna W5JLP is on 20 SSB at the high power station.
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Club president Johanna W5JLP typing in a callsign while running
stations on 20 SSB.
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Johanna Preston W5JLP.
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Johanna Preston W5JLP on 20 SSB.
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Johanna Preston W5JLP.
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A view of our multi-multi contest operation from the penthouse on
the other side of the building roof.
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Johanna W5JLP, operating at the hgh power station on 15 SSB, and
Gary KM5TY is trolling for mobiles on 40 SSB.
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Gary Raney KM5TY, running the pileups on 15 SSB.
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Louisa Preston KB5LBN, working a mobile station on 40 SSB.
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Louisa Preston KB5LBN, club Secretary-Treasurer, on 40 SSB.
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Robert Brandon K5PI, running stations on 15 CW.
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Gary KM5TY, hunting for mobiles on 40 SSB. Robert K5PI, behind him,
still running the pileups on 15 CW.
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Robert K5PI studying the log while running 15 CW.
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Gary KM5TY and Louisa KB5LBN, waiting anxiously for their next
turns to operate.
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Johanna W5JLP.
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Johanna W5JLP, saving her strength the next big pileup.
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Johanna Preston W5JLP, enjoying contest energy pellets.
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Louisa Preston KB5LBN at the 40 SSB position.
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Derek Wills AA5BT, getting a pileup going on 20 CW.
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Derek AA5BT made the majority of our 20 CW contacts.
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Louisa Preston KB5LBN on 40 SSB. Derek AA5BT, behind her,
on 20 CW.
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Johanna Preston W5JLP.
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Johanna W5JLP.
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Ken WM5R, making a QSO on two meters SSB in the last hour of the
contest period on Saturday.
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Johanna Preston W5JLP.
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Louisa KB5LBN, calling CQ on 40 SSB while Johanna W5JLP looks on.
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Johanna W5JLP, braiding Louisa KB5LBN's hair while she calls CQ on
40 SSB.
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Johanna W5JLP and Louisa KB5LBN.
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Johanna's expert hair braiding technique.
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Derek Wills AA5BT, struggling to hear a weak station through the
line noise.
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Johanna W5JLP concentrating on a 20 SSB QSO.
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Johanna Preston W5JLP on 15 SSB, Sunday morning.
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Robert K5PI, working 10 CW hard.
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Robert K5PI, typing a 10 CW contact into the logging computer.
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