True enough, but you just cant check to see if you hear anyone. Gotta get in and call CQ if you dont hear anyone. I think it would be well served if some of the contesting clubs would have their memb
This is not an app you download into your phone this appears to be web browser based. Paul, N1SFE _______________________________________________ VHFcontesting mailing list VHFcontesting@contesting.c
As of this morning, the ARRL has 106 submitted logs for 222 and up. The entries reported on 3830 only count 59- so that's representative of just under half of the submitted logs. It will be interesti
Bart W9JJ and were talking about that today. http://www.arrl.org/news/growing-number-of-operators-completing-was-on-222-mhz _______________________________________________ VHFcontesting mailing list
Ive finally got everything tested and working on 222 SSB, so hopefully there will be some activity tonight. I hope to be at the hilltop around 23:30 in fn31rn or there about. All depends on which hil
Last night was my first night participating in 222 Activity Night, and first time ever on 222 SSB. I concur with what you said Pete, as any activity is good activity, and though I had one in the log
I'll be headed up to a hilltop in FN31tq shortly. I made my first contact last week on 222 SSB with WZ1V. I'll be running a Ukrainian Transverter into an RF Concepts amp at about 25 watts into a shor
This being my second week participating in 222 activity night, I'd say it was a good one. Started out working K1WHS twice- once mobile on the way to my chosen hilltop (surprisingly great signal from
I meant to post this to the group before, but apparently I replied only to Zack. The log uploader determines the category based on how you answer the questions on the questionnaire when you submit yo
Tha ARRL rules slow this for all VHF+ contests. I would think the intent here is the same. Paul N1SFE _______________________________________________ VHFcontesting mailing list VHFcontesting@contesti
My truck ignition likes to interfere with reception on 222! Maybe its running spark! Paul N1SFE _______________________________________________ VHFcontesting mailing list VHFcontesting@contesting.com
I will be making my return to 222 tonight. Headed to the hills now. Ill be listening around 222.100 SSB. N1sfe fn31rn or so _______________________________________________ VHFcontesting mailing list
Tuesday was my triumphant return to 222 night, after several months away. It was good to get on the band again. Fired up the newly repaired Icom 7000 feeding the Ukrainian transverter and RF concepts
Hi Chris, For similar reasons (I live in a lousy VHF location), I also do most of my VHF/UHF operating either portable or roving. If I was able to go down to the shack and turn on some gear and opera
Good afternoon Mark, Please note that the operating time restrictions have been removed for this event. The webpage at http://www.arrl.org/10-ghz-up has been updated to reflect that, as well as the r
Ill be active during the 6m sprint tonight. I hope at least some participants try analog modes as well. Ill be on digi modes, but will call using SSB around 50.125-.130 at the top and bottom of the h
The key word here is SHOULD. "All equipment SHOULD be capable of communications at a range of at least 5 km." What we're essentially trying to prevent is having stations work each other from across t