[NLRS] August UHF Contest Results

James Duffey JamesDuffey at comcast.net
Wed Jan 7 22:51:19 EST 2009


OK Rich - As of now, I will have 220 MHz at 120 W to a 6 element  
WA5VJB antenna and 432 MHz at 100 Watts to a 11 element WA5VJB Yagi.

The 10 GHz project is an MA/COM whitebox that needs converting. I hope  
to get it done by then, but I have a tendency to procrastinate. I may  
have other bands by then, but I can't see that far in advance.:^)=

My thoughts now are on Saturday to travel North from Brookings in EN14  
to the ND border in EN16, then east and hit the EN2X grids going  
south, returning to stay the night in Brookings. Then South on Sunday  
to EN11, east to EN21 and back North. At least that seems reasonable  
to accomplish in the 2 days. So I think we should be able to work you  
from most of the grids I will rove to.

I will keep you posted. - Duffey


On Jan 7, 2009, at 8:35 PM, N0HJZ at aol.com wrote:

> Hi James -
>
> Please keep us posted about your plans.  I am pulling together a  
> group for a multi-op in EN34.  I'd love to know your plans and the  
> bands/power/antennas, etc. that you'll have.  We'll do everything we  
> can to work you from each stop.
>
> 73  Rich N0HJZ (EN34)
>
> In a message dated 1/7/2009 9:20:15 P.M. Central Standard Time, JamesDuffey at comcast.net 
>  writes:
>
>
> Congratulations to the NLRS entries and high finishers in the UHF
> Contest.
>
> I am making my vacation plans for next summer and tentatively plan to
> participate in Rovermania! from Eastern SD. My dad is WA0OML and lives
> in Brookings so we will visit him. I will bring the KK6MC rover, now
> complete with 220 MHz and 432 MHz capability and I have a 10 GHz
> project in the works.
>
> If you look at the QST write up for last August's contest, you will
> see part of my motivation for this. There is not too much UHF activity
> here in NM. I put 9 of the 10 grids active in NM for the UHF contest
> on the air and was the only active station in 6 of them.
>
> I will keep you informed about my plans as August grows nearer. I am
> looking forward to working a bunch of you next summer. - Duffey
>
> On Jan 6, 2009, at 7:55 PM, W0ZQ at aol.com wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Hello NLRS land.
> >
> > The August UHF  Contest results, aka Rovermania!, are listed on the
> > ARRL's
> > Members Only  website.  Nearly 200 logs were received and once again
> > local
> > activity was  outstanding.  Congratulations to the following
> > national top ten
> > finishers  from NLRS land:
> > SOLP:  KC9BQA (2), N0KP (3), NG0R (7), and K0MHC  (8)
> > SOHP:  KM0T (1), K0AWU (10)
> > MULTIOP:  K9CVC  (3)
> > ROVER:  W0ZQ (2), W9FZ(3), N9TTX (6), and WB8BZK  (8).
> > LIMITED ROVER: K9JK (2), KC0P (3), and N0HZO (4).
> >
> > Mike,  KM0T, has finished 1st in the SOHP category for five years in
> > a row.
> > Nice  job Mike !   Your author, W0ZQ/R, slipped from 1st place
> > rover  category
> > the previous year into 2nd place while setting a new Dakota
> > Division  record
> > ... that was fun!   A big tip of the hat to W9FZ/R who finished  in
> > third
> > place as well as fellow rovers N9TTX/R, WB8BZK/R, K9JK/R, KC0P/R,
> > and  N0HZO/R.
> > Other rovers who submitted scores from Dakota include  N0UK/R,  
> K0HAC/
> > R,
> > KC0IYT/R, and WB0LJC/R.  Rovermania! lives !
> >
> > So  what up for August 1-2, 2009 ?  I can tell you that we will be
> > running
> > Rovermania VI ! and that there MAY BE some added incentives to get
> > on a to make
> > some Qs.  NLRS is planning something, so mark your calendars for
> > August
> > 1-2, 2009.
> >
> > 73, Jon
> > W0ZQ
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