Must have missed you Glenn. Was at Ham Com Friday and Saturday also. Always on Contest week end Ed N5JEH DM65rd Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Sounds like everyone had a fun time last weekend! Unfortunately, HAMCOM is scheduled the same weekend, why I don't know. This has always been an issue discussed in the Texas VHF groups. If anyone

My wife and I drove / hiked up South Baldy Peak on Sunday, June 9, 2019 for the VHF contest. I had 6, 2, 222, and 432 via an FT-817 and a Ukrainian transverter. I made 38 QSOs with the majority on 6

The crew stopped by on their way back east, yesterday afternoon. -W9RM Keith Morehouse via MotoG

So far these people have indicated they are coming to lunch tomorrow: KK6MC N5SJ W7QQ WB2FKO KG5FHU KC7QY W0AMT N7KA N5EPA You are free to come, even if you don’t let me know, I ust wanted

The food and company sounds good. See you there. Bob N5EPA

6M DXer K1TOL worked W7D in DM47 for his next-to-last FFMA grid. The only one he currently needs is DM86. Is there someone on here with a 3 or 5 el beam and 100W+ who might be able to head that way

Nothing here. Have DM47. Tuesday evening I was decoding W7D TEST DM38 and called and called, NADA Arne N7KA

Good copy this morning on 144.150 msk144 Sent from Mail for Windows 10 ED N5JEH DM65RD

FYI: VHF grid chasers interested in (rare) grid DM47 can try to catch W7D there in the early morning hours on Thursday 12 June. They are running 1 kW on 6 and 2 with big antennas and can be worked in

Just 6 meters for me, and only 5-6 hours. Ended up with about 120 QSOs. Spent more time than that over the weekend building a 6-element 6-meter yagi from wire, rope, and pvc, but that’s a story for

Duffey Will be there. Please bring QSL for our 432 QSO when you were in DM56. A new grid on that band. QSO info 09 June 2019 2154Z 432 CW Arne N7KA

Hi Steve, That was a pretty neat Q on 2 meters early in the contest. Looks like we have a path. Sorry you got called out but tu for ur service on that fire. We take it for granted but some body’s

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You did well for your first outing. Your efforts were much appreciated by me. Sorry I did not have time to get 1296 up and running. I didn’t realize that you were using two different rigs, but I

Start a grid behind KK6MC/R in January and I guarantee you will work several on 1296 from the AZ crew! I need a bumper sticker: "We 'heart' rovers" - Jay N1AV

After a few years “roving” from county to county in the NMQP, I decided it would be cool to try real VHF roving. I almost made it, but time ran out before I was able to fashion a vehicle

Sunday morning, when I was in DM54 on Highway 117, I pointed the beams your way and called several times. Then, when I was returning from there, a convoy of Forest Service/Hot Shot vehicles passed me

Well, I thought this year would be different. I am an emergency employee of the US forest service, doing comms work on big forest fires, as needed. Up until last weekend, it has been a very quiet