[NLRS] Rovermania VII - W0ZQ

[Zack Widup]

Hi Jon,

I heard you every once in a while calling CQ on 222 and 432. I guess my
answers didn't make it that far. I had a 100 watt amp for 432 with me but
because I didn't have an amp on 222 and was limited to 10 watts there (and
on other bands) I just stuck with 10 watts on 432 as well.

Thanks to Jim W9SNR/R I worked 3 grids through 10 GHz. Worked a few others
thru 2304. My highligfht was actually hearing K2DRH's 20 milliwatts on 3456.
:-)

73, Zack W9SZ

On Sun, Aug 8, 2010 at 2:07 PM, <w0zq at aol.com> wrote:

>
>
>
>  222  24 x 15
>  432  34 x 16
>  902  15 x 12
> 1296  18 x 13
> 2304  11 x   8
> 3456    5 x   3
>
> Total = 107 x 67 for 37,788
>
> Soapbox:  This was the first UHF contest that I have operated from home in
> seven years, so it was sort of fun to be so close to a cold refrigerator.
>  With the warm weather I was hoping for better conditions, but they appeared
> to be just sort of average at best.  Many many many thanks to rovers KC0P,
> W9FZ, WB0LJC, KE9QT, and KC0IYT, for being out and about.  I called CQ quite
> a bit on 222.100 and 432.100 from NW through west to southwest to south
> without many takers.  I was hoping to see a bit more activity from the Upper
> Midwest, but everyone must have been fishing or something.
>
> 73, Jon
> W0ZQ
>
>
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