Tad I see that you are looking for grids in about 200 miles range. Two come to mined EM23 and EM33 these two grids are in you driving range. If you would like to stretch it out a bit EM34 would be a
As we progress with the ARRL Contest Robot project, we are able to add some new features, which will help all of us towards our goal of the most accurate results possible. To that end, we have today
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Author: J.v.Genderen@cdseurope.com (Joost van Genderen)
Date: Thu Jun 19 16:44:04 2003
hi there, I just would like to inform you that our contest crew PI4ZLD will take part in the IARU-Reg 1 UHF/SHF-Contest from JO11WM. and we will be active on 2-70-23-13-9-6-3 plus 24&47GHz. If you wo
The On-Line for the 2001 ARRL November Sweepstakes are now available at: www.arrl.org/contests/results An announcement will be made next week regarding accessing Log Checking Reports for ARRL Contest
Hi All Someone suggested that Dan N9RLA get a AM6154 for a medium 2m amp. Can someone tell me what this is I have never have heard of it? And how highly would you guys recommend the RGSB VHF/UHF book
The AM-6154 and AM-6155( first one is VHF, the other is UHF) are FAA aeronautical communications equipment that is convertable to linear amps for 2,222, and 432. Fair Radio Sales in Ohio still lists
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I'm new to contesting at FN34xj, I have a 5 element yagi mounted on my roof up 40'. I will be on the air for the 6 meter contest Sat 7-11 PM. My rig is Yaseu FT-100D, and I am running at full power.
I will be QRV from my home QTH during the full contest on all bands between 6m and 13cm (50MHz thru 2304MHz). Late this evening and Sunday AM while the bands are dead, I will be attempting WSJT FSK44
Solid flexible roving plans from a guy who flip-flops. K3uhf planned route: 1. I will start from CN93 at Paulina peak, at least 45 minutes to 1 1/2 hours. 2. CN 94 Nice ritzy neighborhood on the west
Ok here is a suggestion however offered a bit late. Sometimes the calling frequency is crowded, however if you don't use it a lot you are often shooting yourself in the foot. So I am suggesting a rov
KA2LIM will be on for the 2M sprint from home in FN12, hopefully training a new operator to 2M ssb and cw (KC2JZK) so, please help me here you guys. Ken KA2LIM _______________________________________