Greetings — If you participated in last Saturday's New Mexico QSO Party, and have *not* yet submitted your logs, we encourage you to do so. Even if you only made a few contacts, we’d like to

Greetings — Just a few days until the New Mexico QSO Party hits the HF, 6 meter, and 2 meter bands — this Saturday (April 10) from 8am-8pm MDT. Our goal is for each of New Mexico’s 33 counties

see link: KB7Q VHF/UHF DXpeditions (kb7qgrid.blogspot.com)

FYI. http://www.arrl.org/news/cooperative-effort-under-way-to-resolve-potential-70-centimeter-interference-issue 73, Brian N5ZGT

I plan to operate from Lincoln County at my home, possibly later in the afternoon some mobile efforts. Heavy on the Six meter operations, CW & SSB. Glenn Brazzel, NQ5X Ruidoso, NM

Greetings — T-minus three weeks until New Mexico QSO Party action hits the HF, 6 meter, and 2 meter bands -- Saturday, April 10 from 8am-8pm MDT. Do you plan to participate, even if just for a short

Brian, Thanks for the clarification. Since I can see WSMR from my shack window (at least the mountains on the west side anyway) I probably am a little more sensitive to what happens there than most.

 Jim and everyone — Please disregard (most) of the original note below. While WSMR is indeed bringing about a capability that is sensitive around that part of the 70cm band, the FCC has *not*

Dan, I afraid what is in the message is all that I know about it. The take-away for me is that if you deploy a system in that range then you are at risk of having to reconfigure your system if you do

FYI -- I'm currently doing some mesh networking experiments with the LoRa waveform on 420-430MHz. This order shouldn't affect me because: I'm in the Albuquerque Far NE Heights area, so White Sands

FYI - From a message sent out by Bill W5YEJ on the repeater owners group. "Per request of the U.S. Army the FCC had ordered that we vacate the 420 to 430 MHz segment of the 70cm band to make way for a

Greetings — The 2021 New Mexico QSO Party takes place Saturday, April 10 from 8:00am MDT until 8:00pm MDT, and all Hams across New Mexico are invited to participate. Amateur radio operators from

Those details are yet to be worked out, but in all likelihood, it will be in the same venue. James Duffey KK6MC Cedar Crest NM

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