He was on 50.140 for about an hour and a half this afternoon. I think it was just a staff person who happened to discover that 6 meters was open, and then created a huge pile up. Nothing was said about him being there any other time over the weekend. It was the actual W1AW station in Newington, not a portable operating from elsewhere. If you want to get on 6 meters, a dipole is only just over 9 feet long. And for E skip conditions, the antenna doesn't need to be very high. You could easily build one from wire, or from almost any scrapped television or CB antenna aluminum. My first 6 meter contacts, which were made with a 15 watt (input) Knight kit AM rig, were made using a dipole that was only 15 feet above ground. I later switched to a borrowed 3 element beam that was installed in the same place, and worked 35 states with that arrangement.