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| Two phased 40m verticals were used at MW5B.. | Ian G3WVG (MW5B) waiting for CQWW CW to start at 0000z. |
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| .View towards the sea from MW5B on the Gower in S. Wales | Lundy Island as seen from MW5B's Gower QTH in South Wales. |
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| MW5B's claimed score on SOSB (A) 40m CW in CQWW-CW. | Just two Zones missed by MW5B on 40m : z37 and z38. |
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| Operating as MW5B on 40m in the CQWW CW Contest : There were only two hour-periods [11z+12z Sat] when there were no QSOs made. |
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| Continental Breakdown : Europe 65.4%, North America 27.8%, Asia 3.9%, South America 1.2%, Oceania 0.9% and Africa 0.8%. |
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| MW5B station specially set up for the CQWW-CW Contest on 40m. | Blue radials fo the 40m vertical are easily see, even in a muddy field. |
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| Wooly neighbours in the field next to MW5B.. | Breakfast on the way home after CQWW CW. | Strong winds at start of contest. The temporary antennas survived the winds but the power to the cottage was disrupted |
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| MW5B's Win-Test log-screen at end of 40m Single Band (A) entry. | Blue radials fo the 40m vertical are easily seen, even in a muddy field. |