[AK-VHF] NET: Oct. 20 - 144.200 USB

Brandon Clark kl7bsc at gmail.com
Sat Oct 20 02:55:04 EDT 2018


Hello group,

I'm going to see if I can get into the net from the Turnagain Arm area. 
There is a turnout on the Seward Highway just north of Indian which is 
barely inside of BP50. That site would give me another grid in the VHF 
contest, but I've never had a chance to try the location.

There are a lot of mountains between that spot and Anchorage, but I 
might be able to hit south Anchorage or the Sand Lake area. If anyone is 
going to be on-air from the RSOC keep an ear out for me. There is also a 
fair chance I could make it into Nikiski if there is a beam pointed 
towards me.

I'll try to get into the net at the start on 2 M. If I can't hear or be 
heard then I'll switch to 6 M at 0930 and begin calling. I have more 
power on 6 and that band tends to fill in behind hills better than 2 M 
does. I will use 52.525 FM.

73,

Brandon


On 10/19/2018 09:55 PM, Edward R Cole wrote:
> The net will start at 9am on 144.200 USB
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