[NLRS] Rovermania IV (August 4/5), Rev E
w0zq at aol.com
w0zq at aol.com
Thu Jul 5 16:51:14 EDT 2007
Hello NLRS land.
To this Rev E I have added Glen, KC0IYT/R, added MY preliminary route,
and added suggested "hang out" freq's for the rovers. We all know that
the suggested "hang out" freqs are just that ..... they are NOT crytsal
controlled plans ! All plans are of course tentative and changeable.
If any rovers don't like their freq spots, let me know. I have used
5 KHz spacing, but I tried to keep some rovers away from others based
on their proposed routes so that two rovers 5 KHz away may not be in
the same area at the same time.
Who else is going to come out and play ? I have a 432 yagi (modified
CC boomer - 15' boom) and a small HB 222 yagi (3 ele) that I can loan
out if someone want to take their FT897, etc, etc, out to a grid corner
for a few hours .... just drop me a note.
All comments and input welcomed !
W9FZ/R 222 thru 2304, plus 10gig
Grids = Tentative - 43/42/52/53 and 44/54/55/45, may change.
Freq = 222.150, 432.150
KC0IYT/R 222 through 10gig
Grids = Sat: EN23/33/24/34 Sun: EN34/35
Freq = 222.145, 432.145
KC0P/R 432, 1296, 10, maybe 222
Grids = Sat: EN33/34/43/44 Sunday: EN34/35/44/45
Freq = 222.140, 432.140
KF9US/R 222, 432, 903, 1296, 2304, 5760, 10g (or, perhaps limited
rover !)
Grids = EN44/45/54/55 near Wausau.
Freq = 222.135, 432.135
W0OHU/R 432
Ed may be a rover, or portable somewhere TBD
Freq = 432.130
K0PG/R 222, 432, 902, 1296, maybe 2304
Grids = EN30/31/40/41/32/42/33/43/34/44
Freq = 222.080, 432.080
W0ZQ/R 222 through 10 GHz
Grids = Sat: EN44/43/33/34, Sunday : EN35/25/24/34
Freq =
N0UK/R 432, 1296, 10G, perhaps some other band(s).
Grids = ??
Freq = 222.075, 432.075
N9TTX/R ??
Grids = ??
Freq = 222.070, 432.070
WA0VPJ/R 222, 432, 1296
Grids = ??
Freq = 222.065, 432.065
W0ZQ/R 222 through 10g
Grids = Sat: EN44/43/33/34, Sunday: EN35/25/24/34
Freq = 222.060, 432.060
73, Jon
W0ZQ
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