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Greetings — If you participated in last Saturday's New Mexico QSO Party, and have *not* yet submitted your logs, we encourage you to do so. Even if you only made a few contacts, we’d like to

XEs on FT8 at +18. Managed an HC as well. Jim KC7QY

Whole lot more on the blog, link below. Record has been extended to Puerto Rico on FT8 and now on 432MHz as well. Historic first Trans-Atlantic contact made on 432 MHz - Tues 7th April 2020 Historic

Greetings — Hams across the Land of Enchantment will be lighting up the HF, 6 meter, and 2 meter bands for the New Mexico QSO Party tomorrow (Saturday) from 8:00am-8:00pm MDT. We hope you’ll be

It was on 144.174, the 2M FT8 "channel", so it may not have started out as human-to-human... I saw when it was spotted this morning and made reference to it on the VHF-Chat Slack channel. He also

And, it was a person-to-person QSO -- not a computer-to-computer 'contact'. Imagine the thrill at each end!! 73 Jonesy -- Marvin L Jones | W3DHJ | W3DHJ | https://W3DHJ.net/ Pueblo,

This is an amazing feat. Given the Hepburn charts, it appears that given a bit more inversion a bit further north that a W4 from southern FL to D4 QSO would be possible. James Duffey KK6MC Cedar

https://www.facebook.com/1338610946167067/posts/3328470760514399/?vh=e 73, Steve, N2IC

Greetings — A final reminder that the 2020 New Mexico QSO Party takes this Saturday, April 11 from 8:00am MDT until 8:00pm MDT. Every ham across New Mexico is invited to participate on HF, 6

Greetings all, I prefer to use N3FJP logging software for contest logging. Sorry N1MM only folks. Just got the latest software updates in February 2020. Partly to be ready for Field Day and the newest

Hi Alan, The WA7BNM website is out of date. Go to the NMQSOP website and download the pdf package. Alden, AG5S

New this year, 2 meter QSOs (simplex only, no repeaters or other forms of assistance) are permitted. See rules at www.newmexicoqsoparty.org 73, Brian N5ZGT

I had thought 2m wasn't allowed since that is what the WA7BNM contest calendar web page states. https://www.contestcalendar.com/weeklycont.php#10073

The internet home page of the QSO party lists all the suggested frequencies. http://www.newmexicoqsoparty.org -W9RM Keith Morehouse via MotoG

Alden The calling frequencies 50.125 and 144.200 ssb/cw and 146.52 FM Ed n5jeh Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hi all, What are some good frequencies and modes for Saturday’s NMQSOP? I like to generate some interest amongst the non weak signal operators. Might find some converts. Cheers and good

After discussion between the SVHFS Board of Directors and the 2020 Conference Committee, it was decided that the 2020 conference will be canceled and not rescheduled this year. The next SVHFS

Greetings — The 2020 New Mexico QSO Party, scheduled to happen in just about two weeks, is still a GO. There are a number of options to participate safely and enjoyably while the COVID-19 situation

I started out answering a private email, but then thought this might be better 'out there'. FT modes are "out of the barn", loose in the wild and have wide acceptance, so you can't look the other way