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2025

1500z Oct 11 to 0500z Oct 12, 2025 (UTC)
AZQP 2025
begins in:
17th Running of the AZQP*
2022 Photos

KE9TP/7
Expedition Single-Op Single-county #1
Coconino County




Guest operator 11-year-old Evan works the pileups while dad K7VZ handles the logging.
N7T / Expedition Multi-Op Single-county #1
(N7NWL K7VZ Guest Operator: Evan)
Gila County











KT7RC / Tortolita Radio Club / Expedition Multi-Op Single-county #2
(K7AZT W8TK K7ROG K7EAZ KJ7KNW)
Cochise County
Photos by Chris Seger KI7DET

This year's AZ QSO Party was fun, but I was restricted by having my Force 12 yagi antenna down due to rotor problems. So, you have to do what you have to do to enter the contest and I used this antenna, as shown, attached to my tower but tilted over, resting on the ground. The good news was it was pointed up, so it was kind of a cloud warmer, but it worked!! Just thought you might like to see how I worked all 10/15/20M QSOs during the 2022 AZ QSO Party. I wasn't about to let that stop me from such a great contest!
73, Bob Wertz, NF7E
ARCA 2022 Ham of the Year
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