6 is open to Carib and PY-land from DM58 Also, KG5THG/p in EL08 is on 50.313 FT8 - rare grid -W9RM Keith J Morehouse Managing Partner Calmesa Partners G.P. Olathe, CO

Congratulations to the NM VHF Society on its fine showing in the NM QSO Party. Among the achievements for the club: Highest-scoring club Most counties activated 3 of the top 4 single-op scores Top mob

K5N expedition to DL79 on now - 50.313 FT8 1st sequence Good copy on ionoscatter in DM58 -W9RM Keith J Morehouse Managing Partner Calmesa Partners G.P. Olathe, CO

I have asked for a table at the CSVHF swap night with the notion to promote the NMVHF society and the Worked All NM grids. I was thinking of putting together a small display including a NM map with al

Greetings -- The 2019 New Mexico QSO Party, which took place last April, was another great success. Hams from all over New Mexico, the United States, and the world took to HF and 6 meters for a day of

I will be presenting an introduction to VHF operation, mostly 6M, at the Albuquerque DX Association meeting this Wednesday, June 26. You do not need to be a member to attend. All are welcome. The meet

K9YR was kind enough to forward these recordings of me in the June VHF contest from DM66. K9YR is in EN52. Conditions were very good. - Duffey KK6MC James Duffey KK6MC Cedar Crest NM

Where I live, EVERY contact on 2M and above is DX. There may be 5-10 local QSOs to be made, but many of them are only available because I moved them from 6. The closest concentration of 'above 6M ops'

The results writeup for the January 2019 VHF Contest are now on line: < https://contests.arrl.org/ContestResults/2019/Jan-VHF-2019-FinalFullResults.pdf > The digital modes, in particular FT8, played a

This is from the Pack Rats mailing list, so some of you have probably already seen it. I’m wondering if Duffey has similar stories to tell. -Bruce Rover Challenge #162 It has been a long first day of

Sounds like everyone had a fun time last weekend! Unfortunately, HAMCOM is scheduled the same weekend, why I don't know. This has always been an issue discussed in the Texas VHF groups. If anyone need

My wife and I drove / hiked up South Baldy Peak on Sunday, June 9, 2019 for the VHF contest. I had 6, 2, 222, and 432 via an FT-817 and a Ukrainian transverter. I made 38 QSOs with the majority on 6 d

The crew stopped by on their way back east, yesterday afternoon. -W9RM Keith Morehouse via MotoG

So far these people have indicated they are coming to lunch tomorrow: KK6MC N5SJ W7QQ WB2FKO KG5FHU KC7QY W0AMT N7KA N5EPA You are free to come, even if you don’t let me know, I ust wanted a head coun

Let’s have an informal VHF lunch this 1200 Friday, June 14 at Garcia’s 3601 Juan Tabo. Let me know if you think you will come so I can give them a head count if there will be a large or semi large gro

6M DXer K1TOL worked W7D in DM47 for his next-to-last FFMA grid. The only one he currently needs is DM86. Is there someone on here with a 3 or 5 el beam and 100W+ who might be able to head that way fo

FYI: VHF grid chasers interested in (rare) grid DM47 can try to catch W7D there in the early morning hours on Thursday 12 June. They are running 1 kW on 6 and 2 with big antennas and can be worked in

Just 6 meters for me, and only 5-6 hours. Ended up with about 120 QSOs. Spent more time than that over the weekend building a 6-element 6-meter yagi from wire, rope, and pvc, but that’s a story for an

Well, I thought this year would be different. I am an emergency employee of the US forest service, doing comms work on big forest fires, as needed. Up until last weekend, it has been a very quiet fire

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 name: https://join.slack.