We will be on for the UHF contest at FN43MJ on 222 thru 10 GHz. There will
be only two of us operating and five or six chairs to fill, so it will be
frustrating at times. Conditions in New England promise to be awful, but I
will be in there trying.
222 MHz 4 x 22 el, 8 x 5 el, 2x 9 el. 1500 watts
432 MHz 8 x 25 el 1500 watts
903 MHz 4 x 47 el loops 300 watts
1.2 GHz 4 x 45 el 185 watts
2.3 GHz 4 x 76 el 100 watts
3.4 GHz 4 x 112 el 42 watts
5.7 GHz 20 watts 3 ft dish
10 GHz 20 watts 3 ft dish
Best chance to find us is on 222 or 432. We may be on 144.260 occasionally.
As it is the 144 station is in a different building, making it hard to do
with just our skeleton crew!
73
Dave and Steve N1JFU and K1WHS
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bill Burgess" <ve3cru@rac.ca>
To: <vhfcontesting@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2010 1:21 PM
Subject: [VHFcontesting] ARRL and UHF Contest
> The UHF contest is but 2 days away, and nobody is talking about it. All
> are consumed with ARRL issues. Makes me wonder how many will be
> contesting this year. Time to lay aside the issues and focus on the
> contest.
>
> No point in me going to wanted grids as a Rover, if nobody to work when I
> get there.
>
> If you plan on participating, please post promptly.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bill VE3CRU/R
>
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