Sorry to hear the new James, but thank you for sharing it. Are you all thinking that CSVHF 2022 will be held in the same location? - Jay N1AV

The CSVHF board of Directors met last night and voted, not unanimously, not to hold the CSVHF conference this year. It is uncertain at this time if a virtual event will be held in its stead. I don’t

All — In my haste to get this announcement out, I failed to include one important note: Rocky Mountain Ham Radio would also like to give a shout-out and thank Don Giles KM5XK and Dean Shutt AL7CR

Greetings — Rocky Mountain Ham Radio (RMHAM) launched a “pico-balloon” from Albuquerque this morning in conjunction with today’s New Mexico TechFest event. A pico-balloon is a 3 foot mylar

Greetings — There is still time to register for the 2021 New Mexico TechFest, which takes place this Saturday, February 27. This year’s speaker lineup is outstanding (check out the attached PDF

Greetings — The 2021 New Mexico TechFest is scheduled just about two weeks from now...Saturday, February 27. This year’s speaker lineup is outstanding (check out the attached PDF file which

 Greetings — This note is to announce that the presentation lineup for this year’s New Mexico TechFest has been released. In addition, online registration for the event is now OPEN! Please

I'm just sayin', if you hope to log DM87 (or DM77) in the three Summer VHF contests, you'd better display rudimentary voice or cw skills. 73 Jonesy -- Marvin L Jones | W3DHJ | W3DHJ |

OK, my table got garbled. Sorry. Here is another attempt. Monospaced font: Power Band Station Operators (Pick 1) (Pick 1 or 2) (Pick 1) (Pick 1) High Low

Keith - While I understand and respect your position, I am concerned about the proliferation of categories in the VHF/UHF Contests without some well thought out rationale. The introduction of the

I need to address some maintenance issues to get me back on the VHF/UHF track. But, I for one would be most interested in a 3 band High Power category. Have found my niche on 3 Band but it would be

I think it's humorous that a lot of folks still think there is a HIGH POWER category as a subset of the 3 BAND class. But, it brings up a question. I, personally, would be all over a category like 3

To ALL.. I will starting out noon local in DM42 then DM43, DM33, DM34,then DM44 and DM45..return same route back in DM32 late evening Saturday. I will be spending the night in DM32 and DM33 and DM42

Hi John, I'll be looking for you from 66,84,85 ( Only a few left in NM thanks to you!) I understand this is for the contest but I'll be doing my best to work you in those grids. Are you running your

Here's what I'm thinking: Saturday 1900Z DM76xv (Truchas Overlook) 2200Z DM66wa Sunday 1500Z DM74xv 1900Z DM84at 2300Z DM85fa I am not particularly attached to this plan, so if someone else wants

When will it be available to to public? What freqs wiil be used? Ed N5JEH Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I got a copy of the devel program and messed around with it for a little bit on 6M. Q65 appears superior to FT8 on ionoscatter and any weak path were meteor bursts would screw up FT8 decodes. I

“Q65 will enable stations with a modest Yagi and 100 W or more and to work one another on 6 meters at distances up to ~1600 kilometers at most times, in dead band conditions.” More

Greetings — Rocky Mountain Ham Radio - New Mexico (RMHAM) is pleased to announce its seventh annual New Mexico TechFest, an ARRL-sanctioned operating specialty event, on Saturday, February 27,

Yes. That's more or less the same copy that was in the brief I read, except that callsign was left out for some reason. -W9RM Keith Morehouse via MotoG