Thanks for the reply Keith. We will try to arrange a VHF lunch then. James Duffey KK6MC Cedar Crest NM

OK Jon Thanks James Duffey KK6MC Cedar Crest NM

Count me in for Friday lunch 73, Jon W0AMT

Can confirm that each workspace requires separate login.  There is a very active slack workspace that has been setup for VHF weak signal with several topical channels.  You can get access

I logged in like it was a whole new account. From the top menu in the purple side of the screen, I can drop down and scroll right down to the bottom to switch to my other accounts. It's easier for

I created a separate login/password for this new workspace. Maybe that was a mistake. I have been able to switch between my two slack accounts seamlessly, ie. without having to log out

A quick reminder to check these out. I did some antenna work before the test last week. Had to install the anchor (a very large spike) for one of the guys. Found the mast and all three VHF antennas on

Actually W5PR won the battle here quite handily. PR now owes me a set of headphones (HiHI). Worked them quickly and could barely hear QE. Got QE about a half hour later. Jim KC7QY

Mike, a lot of us are already members of SLACK chat pages. Is there a way to sign in to the NMVHFS Slack chat from an existing account. i didn't look to hard, but i didn't see any 'join other

Correct. Both resources are available for now. If slack proves to be better, will delete PHP chat on the website and replace with a link to the slack invite. On 6/11/19

Mike, Just so I am clear, - this is moving to a Slack channel and replacing the PHP based chat page? - Jay N1AV

I would like to try upgrading the NMVHF chat page to a full-featured slack channel.  Click or copy the link below to do the free sign-up; suggest using your callsign and first

Also a nice article in CQ Mag. Mike, n5sj

Yes, Saturday was grim, especially in DM83. Wickedly hot and windy. I heard a total of 3 NM stations: K5AM (sometimes strong); WB2FKO (a couple weak decodes); and AI5I, God bless him, who somehow

Pass the tissues... June 2019 ARRL VHF contest a bust forme. While perhaps not as exciting asDuffey's May-June road-trip, I finished a 10 day approximately 3500mile road-trip Thursday PM. Then, did

RR TU Bob. Let's not forget Mark N0IO who made two beautiful 78 GHz tranceiving stations. Stunning aerospace quality design and workmanship. Mark is from Colorado but is one of us at NMVHFS, along

Last March Bill W7QQ wrote about his 76GHz adventures in AZwith mw luminaries W5LUA and VE4MA. Tony W8ZR has an article in the 2ndQuarter 2019 issue of DUBUS detailing the same operating activity.

Just like last night DX Maps refuses to connect! Jim KC7QY On Monday, June 10, 2019, 4:36:26 PM MDT, Keith

Right now (2230Z), the band is open to CT3/EA8 from DM58, there are guys calling and working JA's and W7D from rare grid confluence DM18/19/28/29 is pounding in. All this on one tidy digital 'channel'

K5QE and W5PR fought with each other, on almost the same frequency, until the bitter end. it was obvious each knew the other was there but they probably couldn't hear the other very well. They were