Bob Did you get yagi up now? We have been looking for K5UOT some mornings since he talked to W5AKU in Alamogordo.

OK Mike - I'll put the antenna on you right at the start (0100Z). -RM Keith J Morehouse Managing Partner Calmesa Partners G.P. Olathe, CO

Keith I will fire up to from Gallup DM 55. I'll try and be on the first half hour or 45 minutes

I plan to be on. Bob KA5EBL DM84JK

Is anybody going to be on for the 2M Sprint tonight (7PM-11PM local time) ? I'm not planning on sitting in front of the radio unless there is going to be someone on to work (or at least

This is a longer version of an article Marshall, K5QE, wrote for NCJ. It was too long for publication so a lot of the history and perspective was cut out of the article, which will appear some time

Duffey, Wood should be an adequate non-conductive support for your particular mobile installation. But, it seems, you just need to carry a much bigger "stick"!(With safety retainer pins in place

Yes, I can do this. I will do some Radio Mobile calculations to identify the best sites for success. Given what we just did this weekend, I think that it is possible, particularly on the digital

Jim, both DM63 & DM73 would be all-time new grids for me on both 6 & 2. Maybe I could talk you into going there someday with a small 6M beam and attempting a QSO on one of the digital modes if CW

OUCH!! I'll bet that brought tears to your eyes! My "Murphy Moment" came when I let the solar panels slip and fall back down on the roof rack as I was adjusting the prop for the lower angle of the

That didn't take long! I managed to transcribe my clay tablet log to RoverLog even before the clay had a chance to dry. Only used one clay tablet for this contest.... RoverLog QSOs by Activated

I think you need to invest in a carbon-nanotube 2x4 ! -RM Keith J Morehouse Managing Partner Calmesa Partners G.P. Olathe, CO

Wow Keith, good score! Thanks for the QSOes on Saturday, I think the humidity in the air helped a lot. 300 mile+ QSOes are difficult from non-elevated locations, so I appreciated the efforts on your

Here are the KK6MC/r results for the September contest. Class: Limited Rover LP QTH: NM Operating Time (hrs): 6.5 Summary: Band QSOs Mults ------------------- 6: 24 5 2: 29 7

I'm not usually into long messages about my results, but as a courtesy to those who were on locally (and to talk up VHF contesting ) I'll give a quick overview :) With only one tower up right now,

Once again the ARRL SEP VHF presented as the triumph of hope over experience. Very little Front Range participation -- at least detectable by me. Reading Phil, N0KE's report reveals more

Getting ready to head out to dm64. Look for kk6mc-6 on APRS.fi to see where I am. Bands 6m through 70cm. Thanks - Duffey kk6mc James Duffey KK6MC Cedar Crest NM

My plan is pretty much in line with Mike's. I'll be on from home 50, 144, 432MHz. Jim KC7QY From: Mike H <mph@...> To: nmvhf@groups.io Sent: Friday, September 8, 2017 2:54 PM Subject:

Arne, I have a 2M9SSB (or a 2M7) available if your interested in borrowing a 2 meter antenna. 73, Jon W0AMT

Sorry to hear about that Arne. Are you going to be on from home on Saturday? - Duffey James Duffey Cedar Crest, NM jamesduffey@...