Greetings — In just about a week, New Mexico QSO Party action will hit the HF, 6 meter, and 2 meter bands -- Saturday, April 8 from 8am-8pm MDT. Do you plan to participate, even if just for a short

Greetings — This is a friendly notice that registration for the 2023 New Mexico TechFest closes in just a few days. If you are interested in attending TechFest, or still sitting on the fence,

Greetings — The 2023 New Mexico TechFest, hosted by Rocky Mountain Ham Radio, takes place just about 2 weeks from now (Saturday, March 18). Are you registered to attend? This year’s presentation

Greetings — The 2023 New Mexico QSO Party takes place Saturday, April 8 from 8:00am MDT until 8:00pm MDT, and all Hams across New Mexico are invited to participate. Amateur radio operators from

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 visit

Greetings — If you are interested in providing a presentation, posterboard, or demonstration at the 2023 New Mexico TechFest, this is a kind reminder to submit your summary/abstract before

I will be roving in AZ for the January contest. Here is my route. As with most rover efforts, times are subject to change, but I will try to stick to this itinerary as much as possible. Grid Time

To All... For JAN VHF contest this weekend ... I will be starting in DM35 At 1900 UTC,, Then I will move to DM44, and DM34 until 0300 UTC,, PLEASE NOTE, this will depend on Accessibility

Greetings — Rocky Mountain Ham Radio - New Mexico (RMHAM) is pleased to announce its ninth annual New Mexico TechFest, an ARRL-sanctioned operating specialty event, on Saturday, March 18, 2023.

His memorial service was last Friday. Ed N5jeh Sent from Mail for Windows

Hey all, I just saw this on ARRL's web site: Bruce Draper, AA5B, Silent Key 11/09/2022 Bruce Draper, AA5B, died on October 25, 2022. He was 68. Bruce was a past editor of NCJ, published by ARRL The

Thanks to Arne, N7KA, and Ed, N5JEH, for QSOs while I was in DM75, after having to throw out my original roving plan. DM74 was a complete bust because I arrived just in time for a long thunderstorm.

Long story short: There was damn little "action". Saturday: It was low, heavy clouds -- all day. It was mist and rain -- all day. On and off fog -- all day. It hovered around 51-52 degrees all

W3DHJ/r Jonesy Did not hear you this weekend. Typed the info below then noticed the 73 SK, emphasis read into SK KC0FLQ Kyle Did hear you very weakly, took several tries to get your call. I

It was pretty poor down south too. The weather sounds like it was better than for Jonesy, as it was sunny to start, but the storms started building by 2pm. I went up on the hills above Socorro

It was low, heavy clouds -- all day. It was mist and rain -- all day. On and off fog -- all day. Wretched propagation -- all day. I, too, came this >< close to not classifying as a rover. I

Likely it was no better here today.  A change of plans, a very late start, and having to wait out a thunderstorm in DM74 did not help.  I am hoping for a QSO from my driveway Sunday, which I might

Jonesy, If you don't go roving, who am I going to have to talk to??? 73, David KB0KQI

If any of you ever see me posting planned Rover activities for the ARRL SEP VHF contest in the future, please call my wife and tell her to let the air out of all 4 of my vehicle's tires. 73 Jonesy --

John AA5PR