[VHFcontesting] [VHF] How dead are the bands, for you?

[Todd Sprinkmann]

   I saw where MI had scattered t-storms for much of the
afternoon.  Sure that was a factor.
  Still worked fair amount of MI activity, under average condx.
  MI stations I worked y'day -- K2YAZ, N8PVT, NE8I/R,
W8MIL, K8MD, KB8U, N8IEZ.  Going off of memory, hope
I didn't miss anyone.
   In OH I worked K8TQK and WA8RJF.

   Better luck today, 73,
   Todd   KC9BQA     EN63ao    40 N of Milwaukee
   www.kc9bqa.com   For Frequent VHF/UHF Updates
   www.wivuch.com   WI VHF/UHF County Hunters Award

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "STeve Andre'" <andres at msu.edu>
To: "W6YX VHF List" <vhf at w6yx.stanford.edu>; "(Radio) VHF Contesting" 
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Sent: Saturday, August 06, 2011 7:52 PM
Subject: [VHF] How dead are the bands, for you?


>    Sitting here in EN82dh with zero contacts on 222, 432 and 1296.
>
>    How dead are things for you?  This seems to be the most dead
> UHF contest I've participated in since my start in 2004.
>
>    Or is it just us?
>
> --STeve Andre'
> wb8wsf  en72    operating W8PGW in EN82
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