As many already know, Mike K9VSW passed away in December. I've been told that he was the ONLY station active on 6M and above from DM76 and he's certainly the only one I've worked in the last 10 years

James Duffey KK6MC Cedar Crest NM

Thanks Mike, I am now registered. Looking for traffic there. Cheers, Alden

Thanks Mike, I am now up on the NM Slack channel. :) Kevin K7KMR

The 2020 Southeastern VHF Society Conference will be held in Gainesville, Georgia on April 24-25, 2020. Gainesville, GA is approximately 60 miles north of Atlanta in EM84ch. It is about 1.5 miles from

GL Jim

Here is my itinerary for the January VHF Contest. I have reassembled the rover into a new vehicle and fixed those things that got damaged in the accident. So, this is a shakedown rove as much as

Look for Lionel in the contest. James Duffey KK6MC Cedar Crest NM Begin forwarded message:

I am no longer using satellite internet service with its slow latency. That always screwed up my attempts to communicate effectively on any chatroom. Well, kinda screwed up the chatroom too. Have now

John, I'll be looking for you Saturday late afternoon and Sunday. I probably won't be on before about 0100Z due to other commitments. I'll be on with my usual 3 band setup. Too bad I'll miss you in

Well put!!!! Tom N7GP 73 Tom From: "Keith Morehouse" <w9rm@...> Sender: main@nmvhf.groups.io Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2020 11:49:29 -0700 To: <main@nmvhf.groups.io> ReplyTo:

...a LOT of evidence. And no, there was no reported sporadic E. I talked to 'DRH later in the day and he verified it was meteors. 1100 miles is at the high end of what I consider the M/S 'sweet

Don’t know about Es yesterday morning, but most of the meteor ionization is at the same altitude as the E layer, so the distances involved would be about the same. There is some evidence, although

Was there also some Es happening ? 73, Steve, N2IC

1119 miles according to this: < https://www.distancebetweencities.net/ > 1800 kM, not too far from the maximum meteor scatter distance of about 2000kM. Very good for your relatively simple setup. -

K2DRH in EN41 was also calling Bruce, but was running very low power due to antenna icing. That's probably close to 1000 miles. Nice job from a portable setup. I was watching PSKREPORTER while Bruce

>> Can you give us details on your best DX? Looks like EM48, St Louis area, >800 miles.

I'll be roving southwest NM this weekend for the contest.  I'll be on NMVHF Slack chat and wherever else I can find takers.  Feel free to text me at 505-373-4671 if you want to get my attention.

Nice work Bruce. Can you give us details on your best DX? James Duffey KK6MC Cedar Crest NM

Well done guys!