Hi, Bill et al,
I will be on this weekend from FN20ag 1000f ASL, no significant local
obstructions. I will have 10 and 24 GHz working. Liason monitoring
144.260 and 144.250 as backup.
I plan to be available for the contest from 7 am to 7 pm both Saturday and
Sunday; times are adjustable.
I haven't run our path statistics as I am late for work, but would be very
happy to give it a try if you would like.
I have skeds at 730, 930, 1000 both days [edt] but am otherwise free. Let
me know if you want to setup a time.
Good luck to all, and hope to work you this weekend...
73,
Roger
On Fri, 19 Aug 2005 03:53:37 -0400, Bill Burgess <ve3cru@rac.ca> wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I am interested in making scheds with any station that has a path to the
> prime grids I operate from that have good elevation on 10 ghz.
>
> These grids are FN14ba - good for 100 to 230 degrees;
> also 260 to 280
> FN04xa - " " 20 to 250 "
> FN04ma - " " 10 to 230 "
> Also have sites in FN03 and EN93, precise angles not known yet.
>
> Time: before, during or after September contests. Will be
> ready to roll in first week of September.
>
> 73,
>
> Bill VE3CRU/R
>
> Email: ve3cru@rac.ca
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