I think KG5FHU will have the day off, so there could be two of us. If not, I'll plan to be there. -WB2FKO

I think I’m coming.

N5SJ will be in town Thursday, so I thought it would be a good time to get together for lunch and talk about things VHF. We will meet at Pho Thien An restaurant, 7010 Central SE at 1130. This is the

I’ll do a few — certainly they are not 1,000+ QSO entries. -TA On Jan 31, 2019, at 7:59 AM, Bruce Draper <bruceaa5b@...> wrote:

If he has a template and/or software, I can help. I used to do this for SS logs. Bruce AA5B

Duffy, Sure, I'll help. 73 Bill W7QQ

I have had a request from K9JK for help by the NMVHF Society in transcribing paper logs from the January VHF contest to electronic logs. K9JK is responsible for processing contest logs for the January

Please submit your logs for the January VHF contest by Wednesday 2059 (local). No score is too small to submit. If you need help submitting your log, please contact W7QQ or myself and we can assist.

To amplify, the 2018 scores have this option and it will be available going forward. The data is available for 2017 and will be added ASAP. It's doubtful any score before 2017 will have this

I noticed that there was no club information present with the CQWW VHF on-line databases, so I contacted the new 'boss', K9JK, and requested that he look into making it available. It turns out the

Keith, I have an 18 element 432 beam up about 60’. Without too much effort I could add another. But I think we can work with what I have . I did Santa Fe, Flagstaff and wet central AZ on 432 in

Fortunately there is no limit on EIRP, more elements in the air can work wonders. I have made to path through the mountains from Socorro to El Paso (250km+/-) on 432 cw with my 50w, an old piece of

Yep - I did forget that AND the lack of 900 is the south end of the state... Thanks. -W9RM Keith J Morehouse Managing Partner Calmesa Partners G.P. Olathe, CO

Keith,. Have to remember that we are in New Mexico and have to live with power restrictions. Legal limit on 70cm is 50w. Jim KC7QY Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE DROID Keith Morehouse

Good question Mike. If I had not operated 902 to 1296 my score would have been about 14600, so about a third of my score is attributable to operating on 902 and 1296. It is not so much the points

Mike, if you're thinking about adding bands, with how strong you are on 2M, I'm sure we could work on 432 easily (depending on your power out - I have a KW) and probably on 900 and possibly on 1296.

Jim, How much of your score was attributable to operating on the frequencies above 432? Mike, n5sj

Duffey, Your VHF Rover outings are simply mind boggling! The effort you put into planning, preparations, and the scale of each trek leave me almost speechless. Good on You, Mate!! 73 Jonesy --

ARRL January VHF Contest Class: Rover Operating Time (hrs): 10 Summary: Band QSOs Mults ------------------- 6: 47 9 2: 57 13 222: 31 10 432: 58 12 903: 7

>> My hunch is that the majority demographic of contest participants would be OK with a change. "They say that change is good, but it never seems to work out that way." -Sheldon Cooper