Greetings — This note is to announce that the presentation lineup for this year’s New Mexico TechFest has been released. In addition, online registration for the event is now OPEN! Please visit https:

All these repeaters I built over the years and finally figured out what’s missing. I left off the compass, fire flies, and the foil hat.

Greetings — If you are interested in providing a presentation at the 2022 New Mexico TechFest, this is a kind reminder to submit your summary/abstract before Friday, February 18, just about a week fro

Greetings — Rocky Mountain Ham Radio - New Mexico (RMHAM) is pleased to announce its eighth annual New Mexico TechFest, an ARRL-sanctioned operating specialty event, on Saturday, March 5, 2022. TechFe

Thanks to all who were able to provide me a few points in the contest last weekend. It was a tough one, but I enjoyed checking out some new spots around the state, making contacts on 3 bands (need to

Good luck in the contest, those that are operating. I can be available for a Q on 6/2/222 if anyone wants to try, but I'm not spending much time in the shack. Nobody to work around here :) Jay - W9RM

Mike and Gary pointed out a couple of errors in my itinerary, so I have corrected it. As usual, things may happen for me to deviate from the itinerary, mostly if I am running late, particularly if the

I am doing my usual banana belt rove through Arizona Saturday and Sunday. My itinerary is below. The rover will have all bands 6M through 1296MHz. A Moxon on 6M, 8 ft Yagis on 2M through 432MHz, and 4

To All... For JAN contest this weekend ... I will be starting in DM31 At 1700 UTC,, BEFORE contest starts I will be on 50.265 MSK144 me 1st CM on and also FT8 around 2000 Hz DF... I will be there unti

I'll be out this weekend for the contest. My plan, with many possibilities for deviations, is this: Saturday 1900Z-1930Z DM55xs 2100Z-2300Z DM56wd 0115Z-0245Z DM66kb Sunday 1615Z to at least 1900Z DM5

There is new life on 222: https://www.arrl.org/news/growing-number-of-operators-completing-was-on-222-mhz <https://www.arrl.org/news/growing-number-of-operators-completing-was-on-222-mhz> Footnotes: I

Hi all, I managed to find a 6' stick of WR90 with a choke flange at each end. My plan is to work with a friend in Albuquerque to build a pair of slot antennas using W1GHZ's documentation and spreadshe

All - If you have participated in a VHF+ contest in the last 2 years and included your e-mail address in your log submission, you should have received an invitation to complete a survey on the impact

I neglected to mention that I will be sending my position on APRS when I have coverage. James Duffey KK6MC Cedar Crest NM On Sep 10, 2021, at 12:12, James Duffey <jamesduffey@...> wrote:  Here is the

If I work you on FT8 or FT4, and, please do try FT4, I will QSY to 2M if we worked on 6M, and to 6M if we worked on 2M. If we complete on 2M, let's try 432MHz. If you have 222MHz, we can try that as w

Here is the KK6MC/r itinerary for the September 2021 VHF contest. As always, schedule is flexible and has some contingency built in, but it never seems like enough. If conditions are good, I may be de

To All.. Due to work commitments, I will not be starting my Rover operation until Saturday 6 pm AZ LOCAL time ,,I.E..0100 UTC Sunday,, I will start in the 4 corner are of DM32, DM33, DM42, DM43 and ci

Wondering if anyone is planning to work the VHF contest this weekend. I am thinking about going down to Gallinas Peak (DM74cf) on Saturday morning. See if I can maybe work the locals on 6m, 2m and 70c

This packrats newsletter (attached) has some discussion on FTx in VHF/UHF contests, along with some proposals for making the most of the situation. IMO, a small bandaid on a gaping wound, but at least

So, does anybody in CO/NM want to WIN a contest ? Note the number of Qs in the recent 222 and up contest from both the region including CO and the region including NM. Don't ever say you can't win any