[NLRS] Plans for January VHF roving ?

[christenson at charter.net]

I am thinking about rovering because I will be in Brainerd. I have questions about logging. I will be participating in the Brainerd JCs ice fishing contest. On the way home I could do 2M and 6M. When I get home in Owatonna I want to be a base operation. Could I still be considered a rover if I operated in these grids, and then operated from a fixed station at home. My guess is that as long as I indiacate that I am a rover I can work people from every grid I am in and others will also be able to work me?

Thoughts.

Kris
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> From: jcplatt1 at mmm.com
> Date: 2004/12/22 Wed PM 03:43:41 GMT
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> Subject: [NLRS] Plans for January VHF roving ?
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> Assumming that the weather is OK, any one planning on doing any roving for
> the January 22-24 ARRL VHF contest ?    I'm thinking about it and would be
> able to do 6, 222, 432, 1296, 2304, 3456 and 10gigs fairly easily.   I'm
> without a 2m rover rig and antenna tho.
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