W1/Jonesport 1,500 W
Washington County, Maine
Multiple rotating towers with big stacks on 10–80 m, plus a full-size four-square on 160 m.
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Four-squares and beverages on the low bands, stacked Yagis on the high bands, and low QRN from coast to coast.
W1/Eastport 1,500 W
Washington County, Maine
A 120 ft rotating Rohn 55 with a triple stack of 16-element GXP tribanders and a 7/7/7/7 stack on 6 m.
DetailsW1/Skowhegan 1,500 W
Somerset County, Maine
Takeoffs in every direction from central Maine, with a 7-element long-boom GXP on 6 m.
DetailsW1/Chaplin 100 W
Windham County, Connecticut
A quiet barefoot station with an OCF dipole at 100 ft — good for ragchewing, DX and digital.
DetailsW2/Summit 1,500 W
Schoharie County, New York
A Northern Catskills contest QTH with 24 antennas on four towers and full-size four-squares on 80 and 160 m.
DetailsW2/Jefferson 1,500 W
Schoharie County, New York
A quiet Catskills site with a new 120 ft tower of GXP yagis and a 64-element 2 m EME array.
DetailsW2/Blueberry 1,500 W
Dutchess County, New York
An award-winning mountaintop station with two towers and a quiet noise floor.
DetailsW2/Quaker 1,000 W
Dutchess County, New York
Good takeoffs to Europe and South America, with a full-size 80 m vertical and a 160 m inverted L.
DetailsW2/Taconic 500 W
Dutchess County, New York
Every band including WARC, with GXP yagis on 6–20 m and up to 500 W.
DetailsW2/Morse 100 W
Dutchess County, New York
Near Samuel F. B. Morse's former home on the Hudson. OCF dipole on all bands.
DetailsW4/Atlanta 1,000 W
Lamar County, Georgia
100+ acres of Beverages, a 200 ft tower with a 40 m stack and a 300 ft tower for 80/160 m.
DetailsW4/Wilkesboro 1,000 W
Wilkes County, North Carolina
GXP yagis at 100 ft on every band, in the North Carolina foothills.
DetailsW7/Phoenix 1,500 W
Yavapai County, Arizona
Desert towers with stacks on 10, 15 and 20 m and a full-size 160 m vertical.
DetailsW0/Meeker 1,500 W
Rio Blanco County, Colorado
A Colorado mountaintop with a crank-up tower, big views and great propagation.
DetailsW7/Tacoma 1,500 W
King County, Washington
An island station in Puget Sound with views in every direction — the closest continental US station to Asia.
DetailsW7/Montana 100 W
Wheatland, MT
High in the Rocky Mountains, this off grid, extremely quiet QTH will be perfect for pulling those weak ones out of the Pacific and Asia regions. More to come with this big contest station!
DetailsKP4/Palmas 1,500 W
Puerto Rico
GXP yagis at 75 ft on 6–40 m, plus an inverted vee for 80 and 160 m.
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