Let me add to Bill’s note. I am particularly impressed by the response we have had to the NMVHF Society start. Thanks to all who have joined and contributed to the success of the society. A great

Multi-op N0KE had a error rate of 1.9% in June 2017. Fair but not very good. We only had 1 NIL but we busted 4 exchanges. FWIW, going back in history, my single-op error rates over the last few June

I finally got around to looking at my log checking report from the contest. (If you haven't already done it, you should. They're here: www.arrl.org/contest-log-checking-reports). Out of almost 300

Sorry, that email was intended for Bill, not the group! On 11/16/2017 07:13 PM, WB2FKO wrote:

Nice. I’ll be on the net at some point and get those DM61 guys. Was planning on it last night but appear to have a throat infection that has made talking painful. Being treated and will get checked

Mike, I would like to submit the following DX record: W7QQ and K5PHF DM75ao to DM61ts 0241 UTC Nov. 17, 2017 222.150 USB 266 miles David K5PHF and Don WA5FBM have been regular check ins on the

Thanks Mike, Nice to get our actions completed. Bill

The New Mexico VHF Society is launching a new database to record the DX achievements of its members.  Details can be found at the following link: http://www.nmvhf.org/dxstandings.pdf This document

Bruce, If you want better information, contact God.

I took down my 6-mtr yagi yesterday and replaced it with one for 10 meters, so I'm sure that means 6 meters will soon explode with great propagation. You're welcome.

Would it make sense to require that contacts from the grid square be made with station(s) in separate grids? Alan, NM5S On 10/20/2017 5:23 PM, Steve Hutcherson via Groups.Io

Hey guys ! $ 65 for the 220mhz transverter built on

Well first, Tnx to Bill W7QQ for the leg work on the award. Also, Duffey is right...it should be an award that is achievable, but not trivial. I think there should be a certain distance between /m's

Keith is correct. Separate Categories is a great idea ! 73, Hutch WB5CTS

Thanks Bruce, Shudda passed this thru a review comittee. Will put a minimum distance limit and station seperation in rules to preclude this. Thanks Bill W7QQ

>>Maybe #1 will be taken by a pair of mobile stations with HTs. Could be a great way to see the state. True, but it contributes nothing to what I'd have to imagine as the original intent of the

Hmmmm - maybe there should be separate categories for mobile & fixed stations, 'eh ? -RM Keith J Morehouse Managing Partner Calmesa Partners G.P. Olathe, CO

True. T'would be a noble effort worthy of a _complement_ award -- Worked FROM All NM Grids 73 Jonesy -- Marvin L Jones | W3DHJ | W3DHJ | https://W3DHJ.net/ Pueblo, Colorado | @

Keith, Maybe #1 will be taken by a pair of mobile stations with HTs. Could be a great way to see the state. There'll be a fight over who gets #1 and who gets #2. This should be fun! Bill W7QQ

...which is how it should be. Difficult and everyone starts at the same place. This may already be baked into the award, but I think something like this should have a special award for #1 - maybe a