Contest Photos From Around the World

This is Max IK0VVE operating the 2010 CQ WPX CW contest as IQ0CI,
which was a single band 40 meter entry. You can see that Max was
getting some "assistance" courtesy of his newborn daughter Sara!

From Indonesia, here is the CQ 160 Multi-Op YE1C, gathered behind
their banner for the 2010 contest.
Heri YB1KAR told radio-sport.net, "We learn how to manage and get the highest score as we expected, 46 DXCC
in one contest from equator line! QRV from height 1050 M above sea
level at Malang mountain Subang - West Java."
The operators are YB1ALL, YB1CCF, YB1KAR, YB1NWP, YC1KAF, YD1GCL, YD1JZ,
YC1BTV, YC1HQQ and YD1ORZ.

This is Team PW7T, which operated the 2010 CQ WPX CW Contest from
Brazil in the Multi-Two category. From left to right, Mr. Luke PT7WA, Renner PY7RP, Soni PY1NX, Jim PY7XC, Luc PY8AZT and Felipe PY1NB.

This is Team KH7X, which operated the 2010 ARRL DX SSB in the Multi-Multi
category. Left to Right, K7NV, KH6ND, AH6OZ, NH6XO and KH6YY.

Also from the 2010 ARRL DX SSB Contest, here is Team TI5N from Costa Rica.
Front Row Left to Right - AJ3G, TI5KD, W0CN, WA4PGM; Back L to R- TI2IY,
KA4RRU, W4DC.

From Macedonia, here is the group that put Z37M on the air in the 2010
ARRL DX SSB Contest, from the Radio Club Nikola Tesla.

Here is a photo after the 2010 WPX SSB Contest was in the books, as CN3A and
CN2R met for dinner in Italy after operating WPX from Morocco. On the left
is Stefano Brioschi IK2QEI/CN3A and on the right is Jim Sullivan W7EJ/CN2R.

Here is Team 4A2S from the 2010 ARRL DX SSB Contest, which competed in the
Multi-Single category. From left to right seated: XE2URF, XE2S, XE2RV; standing
left to right: XE2/N7DD, XE2SRR, XE2Q.

From the 2010 CQ WPX SSB Contest, as Glenn Rattmann K6NA(L) and Dan Street K1TO (R)
pose with their HC8GR hosts Antuca and her son Raul.

Here are two of the operators from the WPX RTTY
effort at 4O3A in Montenegro. On the right is Simon Sintic S51D; in the
back on the left is Dragan Djordjevic 4O4A.

This is from the 2010 ARRL DX SSB Contest in Aruba. Left to Right:
Ed N4OC/P40N, Scott K0DQ/P40Q, Carl AI6V/P49V, Jacky P43P. Retired
US Navy Admirals N4OC and
K0DQ operated M/S from Carl's QTH as P40N.

Here is the crew from the 2010 CQ 160 CW operation of Team K1LZ
from the shores of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Left to Right, Krassy K1LZ, Jeff K1ZM, Velimir K3JO, Miaden NU5Y and Miki N8BO.

Here is a shot of Toni Linden OH2UA operating from the CR2X superstation
in the Azores during the 2009 CQ WW SSB Contest.

From Thailand, this is Wut Srithong HS8JYX, going portable during the
2009 CQ WW VHF Contest.

Here is Team YE2R from Indonesia in the 2009 CQ WW SSB Contest.
Thanks to Jon YB2ECG for sending along this photo - there are a lot
of people who would like to work that multiplier in 2010!

Here is Team AO8A in the 2009 CQ WW DX SSB Contest. From Left to Right,
EA5DY, OH1MA, EA8CAC, EA8AH, OH6RX, EA8ZS, OH5XT and OH3RB.

This is Team PJ2T from the 2009 CQ WW SSB Contest. Seated: K6AM, N0VD, N0YY, W0CG/PJ2DX,
Standing: W9JUV, G4XUM, K8LEE, G3NKC, WA4PGM.

This is Team CN3A from the 2009 CQ WW SSB Contest.
Left to right standing: IK2SGC, IK2QEI, CN8WK, IV3ZXQ, IK1SPR, IK1HJS
Sitting Left to Right - I2WIJ - CN8WW - IZ2FFK - IK1RQT

This is the group that activated 4U1UN at the United Nations for the 2009
CQ WW SSB Contest. From left: OH2BH, OH0XX, KR2Q, JK3GAD, LA5IIA, PY5EG, NN1N.

Here is Team K3LR from the CQ WW SSB Contest in 2009. Rear - W2RQ, K8GL, K6AW, N2NC, N2NT, N6MJ, LU7DW, N3GJ, DL6LAU, K1AR, K3UA. Front - K3LR, LW8EXF

Here is Yasar Gocet TA3D operating his station in Turkey in the CQ WPX CW Contest in 2009.

In the 2009 CQ WPX SSB Contest, here is Helmut Mueller DF7ZS knocking out contacts
from CT9L.

The day before the 2009 ARRL DX SSB Contest, Andy Faber AE6Y (P49Y) and John Bayne KK9A (P40A) got together for a lunch in downtown Oranjestad in Aruba.
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