Greetings — The 2018 New Mexico QSO Party takes place about a week from now, on Saturday, April 14 from 8:00am-8:00pm Mountain. (Details below) Do you plan to participate, even for just a couple hours

The 2M Spring Sprint is tomorrow evening, local time. Exchange callsigns and 4-character grid. Log submissions will be your report on 3830scores.com. I'm not planning to operate (too little local acti

In your experience, which is more rare, FM28 or FM29? Gotta be 28, right? Half of it is water, and the other half is very sparsely populated.

I got my email back, because I was not registered yet. It's done now. 73' Harry - PA3249 Van: Harry de Jong <PA3249@...> Verzonden: zaterdag 5 mei 2018 20:54 Aan: wm0g@...; w7rap@...; n7mj@...; kx7yt@

I'm about to put my 6 meter antennas up again, and have been wondering if FT8 is still all the rage or if the digital frenzy might have cooled off since last Summer. I got my answer when I checked DX

The ARRL January VHF Contest results are now available from the ARRL website: < http://www.arrl.org/files/file/ContestResults/2018/2018-January-VHF-Contest-Full-Results-Ver%201_01.pdf > The NM VHF Soc

Hi Everyone, Whenever people do weak-signal work on VHF and UHF frequencies, it's always done with horizontal polarization. I'm trying to understand exactly why in the context of some long distance pa

...first EU heard for me this morning on 6, although I've been away for 3 weeks. A couple of Italians around 1630Z on FT8 (...yeah) with signal strengths in the mid minus teens. It's coming up to 'tha

A small group of local contesters, DXers, and some newbies has been holding a weekly roundtable that has bounced from 75 to 10 meters a few times over the years. We're moving to 6 meters, hoping to ge

Big opening to JA on 6M at 2315Z. All on FT8. Decoding 12-15 JA's each sequence. Heard one DU but nothing else. -W9RM Keith J Morehouse Managing Partner Calmesa Partners G.P. Olathe, CO

Lacking the sense that my momma gave me, I'll be rover'ing out there in the ARRL JUNE VHF contest. 6M SSB & CW -- 100W + Halo 2M SSB & CW -- 140W + stacked Halos 432 SSB & 446 FM -- 80W and 8 elements

Tuesday evening @ 8 PM (0200Z) on 50.130 MHz.

My plans are to begin contest in Dm 42, then 32, 43, 33, 34, 44 then Dm45 at meteor crater rest stop east bound (I-40), I will be there over nite running digital modes on 6 meters,, Sunday morning, I

Having recovered from working the polls, I have been able to plan my rove: Time in grid (UTC) Grid Time leaving (UTC) 06-10-18 1800 DM64OT 1915 I am starting west of Los Lunas on Hwy 6 so that I can w

If you are logging rovers in the contest, be sure to log /r after their call. A rover can also submit a second log from a fixed station, so there is chance of confusion. The log checkers have been pre

My FT-817ND has developed a microphone issue. It's not generating any audio. On FM the carrier is there by no audio. On SSB the radio keys up but their is no modulation, no power on the meter, and no

Tuesday evening, 8 PM, 50.133 MHz. Contest and DX stories are encouraged! We had several W6/W7 stations join us last week. -Bruce AA5B

Thanks everyone for the QSOes in the contest. Class: Rover LP QTH: NM Band QSOs Mults ------------------- 6: 74 21 2: 43 11 222: 7 2 432: 23 5 903: 2 1 1.2: 11 3 ------------------- Total: 160 51 Tota

Hi VHF'rs, Thought you might be interested in the results of the Multi-multi June contest effort for W5UHF Club Callsign of the New Mexico VHF Society. So here's the final talley. Band Mode QSOs Pts G

Nice write-ups from Duffey and Bill. Thanks. As everyone has mentioned Saturday was almost enough to make one hang it up. Sounded more like the January contest. Worked KK6MC as he roved, W5UHF on all