[VHFcontesting] W7QQ/r CQ WW VHF Contest itinerary

[James Duffey]

> W7QQ and I will be roving this weekend in the CQ WW VHF contest. Here is our itinerary:
> 
> Saturday July 20
> 
> 1800Z DM74XV
> 1945Z leave for DM84, operating on the way, mostly in DM84 
> 2115Z DM84HX
> 2200Z leave for DM83, operating on the way, in both DM843 and DM83
> July 21
> 0000Z DM83EV
> 0045Z leave for DM73TJ, operating on the way, in both DM83 and DM73,
> 0200Z DM73TJ
> 0245Z leave for Artesia, operating on the way in DM73 and DM72
> 0345Z Spend night in Artesia, DM72. If the band is open, we will operate until it closes or we drop
> 
> Sunday July 21
> 
> Leave Artesia 1300Z, operating through DM72
> 1430Z DM72DX
> 1515Z leave for DM63 operating on the way in DM72, DM63, and DM73,
> 1715Z DM63UU
> 1800Z leave for DM64, operating on the way through DM63 mostly
> 1845Z DM64NA
> 1930Z Leave for DM65, operating on the way, mostly in DM64
> 2030Z DM65
> 2100Z End of contest
> 
> The usual caveats apply, this is an ambitious, but realizable schedule, but if the band is open, we may stay in some grids longer and get behind schedule. On the other hand, if there is no one to work, we may pull up stakes early. 
> 
> Bill has a high performing rover setup. On six, a K3/P3 combo feeds a PAR Moxon at 12.5 ft above the pavement. On two, a K2 feeds a DEMI transverter, which in turn feeds a TE Systems 350 Watt amplifier to an 8 ft Yagi about 10 ft above the pavement. With two ops, we will operate while in motion, including rotating the beams. We both operate CW. 
> 
> Look for us, and hope for good conditions. - KK6MC and W7QQ