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As an offspring of LA Contest Club (LACC), Leia Contest Club was established by the end of 2005 by Roy LA5KO and Jan LB1G (ex LA9HW). A club call (LA9Z) was obtained, and a QTH was aquired early 2006. The club was first aired in ARRL DX Contest CW 2006, with 100W and a temporary W3DZZ antenna. Since then, most major contests have be operated with LA9Z or LN9Z.
The long term plan, as workload and money permit, is a major contest station with multi-multi capabilities and ability to compete in WW top 5 - when our northern propagations (Aurora) allow us. At present two vertical antennas are erected. Originally they were Titanex verticals, but they did not survive the wind conditions. The verticals had to be rebuilt, and are currently serving as an inverted-L on 80m and a quarter wave GP on 40m. A 5 element OWA yagi @ 18 MAGL is used on 20 meter. The Optibeam OB5-20 is working very well. The current vertical antennas may be used with limited performance on 15m and 10m. More antennas will be added once we see that the current antennas can withstand the severe wind conditions at our QTH. We are committed to obey to contest rules and we support FAIR PLAY CONTESTING. |
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Sunday, 19 July 2009 |
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LA9Z participated in our first RTTY contest as we made a few contacts during the NAQP. |
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Sunday, 12 July 2009 |
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The LN9Z effort this year resulted in 1737 QSOs, 54 zones, 115 HQ mults and a total of 872,209 points in the single op high power category. |
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Jan Almedal LB1G ex LA9HW |
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Tuesday, 07 July 2009 |
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My dear brother and co-founder of LA9Z Leia Contest Club, Jan Almedal, has taken back his original callsign LB1G, which he got as a novice ham with CW rights only at the age of 17 back in 1976. Many of you will know him, and have logged him, as LA9HW. Recently he has not been so active with his own call, since he has mainly operated LA9Z and LN9Z (in the major contests). Jan has worked tens of thousands QSOs since the establishment of LA9Z/LN9Z in 2006, more CW than SSB, and more low bands than high bands. Jan is aslo doing a tremendeous job replying to QSL cards to LA9Z and LN9Z. 73 de Roy / LA5KO |
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