Did any of you try the NM QSO Party this weekend? Was there any activity at all on 6 meters? Did you dip into the HF waters? -Bruce AA5B

A massive B3.5 flare there at 1930Z http://services.swpc.noaa.gov/images/goes-xray-flux-6-hour.gif HI!HI! ES 73 Jonesy -- <pre> Marvin L Jones | W3DHJ | W3DHJ | https://W3DHJ.net/ Pueblo, Colorado | @

Snowing a bit here but not bad and some ice. If weather gets worse as we travel north, I will change my route and go south, so my route may change from what I published. Look at APRS.fi for my locatio

I'll probably be operating at home, but I'm still toying with the idea of driving west to activate San Juan, Catron, and other rare-ish counties. I'd love to see NMVHFS make an effort to win this cont

N5SJ/M itinerary - NM QSO Party Here is our itinerary for the NM QSO Party Saturday. Mike N5SJ will operate while Ken, KG5IDN will drive the Cool Bus. If propagation is good, you should be able to fin

Greetings — The 2019 New Mexico QSO Party will help fill the HF and 6 meter bands next Saturday, April 13. Will you and/or your amateur radio club be joining the fun with hams across New Mexico, the n

Here is my itinerary for the NM QSO Party. I will have a driver, so if propagation is good, you should be able to find me pretty much anytime around the suggested frequencies. I will also have APRS so

To All.. Just testing my email to make sure all is good and Looking forward to working Many of you in the coming contest and VHF season.. Cu you on the Bands,, Tom N7GP ex WA8WZG

Another experienced ham dies from a tower fall - PV8ADI ! That's two high profile deaths in 6 months (W0AIH was the other). I heard about this today and offered this to my 'other' club group. I though

W7QQ (with N0IO) has provided a riveting account of a recent microwave operating event that took place in Arizona. Their story with link to an accompanying video can be found on the NM VHF website: ht

Fellow New Mexico Hams -- The 2019 New Mexico QSO Party takes place Saturday, April 13 from 8:00am MDT until 8:00pm MDT, and all Hams across New Mexico are invited to participate. Amateur radio operat

For those of you who missed my APRS spots in the January contest, I have found the problem and fixed it. I was accessing the APRS internet gateway on the wrong port. Thanks to Jim, KC7QY for pointing

Passing this along in case some of you might not have listened to it yet: https://www.blubrry.com/arrl_the_doctor_is_in/40986137/life-above-50-mhz/

N5SJ will be in town Thursday, so I thought it would be a good time to get together for lunch and talk about things VHF. We will meet at Pho Thien An restaurant, 7010 Central SE at 1130. This is the r

I have had a request from K9JK for help by the NMVHF Society in transcribing paper logs from the January VHF contest to electronic logs. K9JK is responsible for processing contest logs for the January

Please submit your logs for the January VHF contest by Wednesday 2059 (local). No score is too small to submit. If you need help submitting your log, please contact W7QQ or myself and we can assist. J

I noticed that there was no club information present with the CQWW VHF on-line databases, so I contacted the new 'boss', K9JK, and requested that he look into making it available. It turns out the inf

ARRL January VHF Contest Class: Rover Operating Time (hrs): 10 Summary: Band QSOs Mults ------------------- 6: 47 9 2: 57 13 222: 31 10 432: 58 12 903: 7 3 1.2: 24 6 2.3: 3.4: 5.7: 10G: 24G: ---------

Good question Mike. If I had not operated 902 to 1296 my score would have been about 14600, so about a third of my score is attributable to operating on 902 and 1296. It is not so much the points gene

ARRL JANUARY VHF CONTEST 6: 74Q x 60M 2: 28Q x 26M TOTAL SCORE: 8772 January - say no more. No openings....well, maybe one for 5 minutes on 6 to TX...no enhancement...January. Now that WSJT-X co-exist