OK Bill, will add Art. Mike, W0PD and the El Paso guys are not in NM section, so they can’t contribute. Bummer. James Duffey KK6MC Cedar Crest NM

Participants in this weekend's VHF contest and/or grid chasers should be aware that there is a full-feature chat page at nmvhf.org: http://www.nmvhf.org/chat/ It's free for all to use, no

Duffy, Need to add Art Aragon KC5EFM and Mike W0PD (if he fits in your club diameter) He's east of El Paso. We met him at Floyd's place when we visited and he applied for membership. You might ask

We are required to submit a list of eligible entrants for ARRL contests. All eligible members must reside in the NM ARRL section, so your 6 digit grid square is used for that verification. I submitted

Tom, N7GP/r will be roving in the contest this weekend. His itinerary is below. NM stations with good paths to his rove locations should be able to work him, albeit it with weak signals and perhaps

GM Mike. How about a 2M schedule right at the start -1900Z CW on 144.200 unless you're up on the WSJT modes then we can try something easier. -W9RM DM58xn Keith J Morehouse Managing Partner Calmesa

Hello all. We will be QRV from Gallup, NM, DM 55 pm during the contest. 2 Meters has twin 12 element beams at 60' and 100 watts. 432 has 12 elements and for six meters only a dipole. Email or text for

Yup, a few thousand feet of granite betwixt does not help. Yet, I think that timing could make it work (as you referenced). Aiming SSW and NNE simultaneously with a bit of pre-planning, perhaps. 73,

Ah, shucks, fellas! I only wish I would have an easier time of it working you NM Ops on 6M, 2M -- even 432mcs. But, that Raton divide, the mountains N.E. of Santa Fe, and even the Sandias make it

Well done Jonesy! Everything helps but with only ten entries there were some tall boots to fill.... and guys like you filled 'em. Little Ol' You! 73 Bill W7QQ

Congrats Jonesy on the great results and outstanding contribution. N5EPA

Two NMVHF rovers finished 2nd (W3DHJ) and 4th (KK6MC) overall.  They even beat K2EZ's 15-grid effort on the east coast where so much contest activity occurs.  It took a zero-sleep, 10-grid marathon

Whoa! I just noticed that my 28,014 points moved the NMVHFS from what would've been 4th place up to 2nd place! Little Ol' me -- old school! Happy New Year to you all!! Jonesy -- <pre> Marvin L

Jim, I am really pleased about that result. WOOOOHOOOOO! Thanks for forwarding that on the eve of the January Contest. We'll be operating as W5UHF from DM75. Hope to hear you. 73 Bill W7QQ

Here is my preliminary itinerary for the January VHF contest. As has become my tradition, I am going south and west for the January contest. I have had enough of scraping 6 inches of snow off the

Thanks Jim for posting this and thanks to all who contributed to the score! We should be proud that we finished ahead of some perennial club powerhouses. One of my purposes in helping to found the

Results are posted in the January issue and the CQ website. Of note is the club competition: NM VHF Society placed second! Club Name

John, speaking selfishly, I'd love to see you put on any of the these: DM63,73,83 or DM72. I need these grids on 6M and it sounds like you might be putting up a real antenna. Then, I'd like to run a

Hah, Bill was quicker on the trigger! My phone 505-358-2990 WB2FKO

John, will you have digital capability? Tracking on APRS? We will be running the multi-op W5UHF from DM75. We can also stay in phone contact if you wish. Let me know. Mike WB2FKO