I'll be active as a Single-OP Portable from a hilltop in EN50rl. I hope to
work you guys! I'll have all bands 144 thru 10368. It's usually not worth
the effort for me to get on 50 MHz in this contest.
Not sure how long I'll be up there. Weather forecast looks promising. I
want to be set up and running by contest start but if the weather turns
bad, I may QRT before contest end. My main nemesis would be high winds.
Hopefully it stays calm.
73, Zack W9SZ
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 10:43 PM, Tom Staley <k9tms@mindspring.com> wrote:
> Hello;
>
> The Stoned Monkey VHF Group will have a group of rovers active for the
> January Contest in the EN52/EN62/EN51/EN61 Grid coners area during Saturday
> 01/21/2011 at the start of the contest. Rovers involved will be N9REP,
> K9HA,
> K9BTW and K9TMS. There maybe 2 additional rovers joining the party.
>
> Most of the group will be active on 6 through 1296 minus 903. We will be
> monitoring 146.550, 223.500 and 446.000 FM to coordinate the contacts
> through the additional bands.
>
> We hope to work as many of you as we can in the Chicago area on Saturday.
>
> Sunday two of our rovers - K9BTW & K9TMS - will be looking for weak signal
> contacts on 6, 2 and 432 SSB in the EN52/EN62 area North of Chicago They
> will also have 223.5 and 1296 FM as well.
>
> We wish everyone involved good luck and are hoping Mr Murphy takes the week
> end off for all involved.
>
> 73 de Tom K9TMS
> President Stoned Monkey VHF ARC
>
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