Not a very strong opening down here in DM65. But working a few. Take any opening in late fall. Ed N5JEH Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Strong Es opening from DM58 to mid EM6/7/8 now. 1st good winter Es opening heard here this season -W9RM Keith J Morehouse Managing Partner Calmesa Partners G.P. Olathe, CO

Call for Papers and Presentations for the second Super VHF Conference, April 26-28, 2019, in Sterling, VA, near Washington, DC. The the second Super VHF Conference is jointly sponsored by Packrats,

Greetings — The fifth annual New Mexico TechFest, an ARRL-sanctioned operating specialty event organized by Rocky Mountain Ham Radio - New Mexico, will take place Saturday, February 23, 2019.

This is certainly not a new discovery, but it's good to re-visit certain things once in a while. One of the problems with using any foamed or micro-porous Teflon dielectric coax cable (like LMR and

It's all yours, Erik. We just have to figure out how to get it to you. Email me off list and we'll make arrangements. -Bob

Bob, If it's not spoken for I'm interested. 73, - Erik, KE5ZBG

Hi guys, I have a 2 meter transverter (28MHz IF) up for grabs if anybody needs one. It's the current offering from transverters-store.com with the internal attenuator board. Power cable with

Congratulations Duffey. You are so deserving of that adward. Ed N5JEH Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Congratulations indeed! And well deserved. Will see you in Socorro on Saturday. Mike WB2FKO

Wow! Congrats, Duffey!

Thanks Jim! James Duffey KK6MC Cedar Crest NM

Duffey, Congratulations on NM Ham of the Year, announced tonight at the Socorro Hamfest, NM State Convention banquet. Jim KC7QY

Some good, some not (I’m sure they were much better in person). Here they are: https://www.sixmeterbbq.com/files-2/ 73, Bruce

Tuesday evening, 8 pm, 50.133 MHz. We've had a good run on 6 meters this summer with lots of interesting discussions and some occasional sporadic E openings, but we'll probably be moving back to 10

I'd like to offer some comments on the Sept VHF contest from the perspective of a decidedly non-big-signal operator who typically has limited time and interest for contests.

Since I went into the contest as a part-timer with the intent of working as many "locals" as I could and helping out those guys running meteor scatter, I had a lot of not-in-chair time. Most of that

It was an interesting September VHF contest here. Although participation is nothing like the summer contests, there was plenty to keep me busy trying to manufacture points. For better

Keith, You're one of those beacon stations so eat your vitamins! Bill W7QQ

I really need to try harder to work the guys in AZ. I know it's a haul, but I don't think it's that much farther from here then it is from W7QQ, although Bill's path (at least close in) is