What's missing from this picture?
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Operators, of course!
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Most of the contest
operations at WØAIH are in the multi-operator, multi-transmitter class.
It takes a large crew to keep on the air 48 hours; here are some of the
operators that make it work:
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Paul Bittner, WØAIH, after logging a new one on
80M CW in the 2006 CQ Worldwide DX Contest.
For Paul, CQWW is THE
contest!
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Paul with two of the long-time operators, Tom
Woods WAØRBW and John Desmond KØTG. (2006)
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Paul Husby WØUC, typically found at the 40M operating position.
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KØTG at the 20M run position in the Air Force
Shack (2006)
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Tom Woods WAØRBW, operating 10M in CQWW Phone 2006.
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Tony Wanschura, KMØO (XU7MWA) at 10M (foreground) with Mike
Schultz KSØT at 80M
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Scott Jasper, NE9U at 15 Run (foreground) and
Paul Husby, WØUC at 40M (2006)
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Dave Ranney, KTØR
at 15M
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Dan Karg, WRØDK, running WØAIH SO2R.
Dan has been one of the primary techs keeping our computer network up and
running.
(2006)
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John & Jan Desmond KØTG
& KØQEP at 10M
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Mark Seyffer, KB9S at 15Spot (background) is
another long-time op (2006)
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Kirk Pengelly, NØKK in the chair at 40M (2006)
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Justin Glasener, K9MU at 10M. Justin has also been active
from the farm in VHF contests.
(2006)
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Jeff Strandberg, KØUU, at the controls of the 160 position
(2006)
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Mike Gulbranson, WGØM at the 20M station
(2006)
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