[NLRS] 2m Fall Sprint TONIGHT - K9JK/R will be active

Zack Widup w9sz.zack at gmail.com
Mon Sep 19 14:30:45 EDT 2011


I think I'll drag myself out for the last hour or two of the contest. I'll
be portable from a hill using the same setup I used for liaison in the 10
GHz contest this weekend - 100 watts and a little 4-el Yagi. It worked well
over the weekend.

I'm still pretty worn out from the 10 GHz contest.

73, Zack W9SZ


On Mon, Sep 19, 2011 at 12:18 PM, John (JK) Kalenowsky, K9JK <
hamk9jk at ameritech.net> wrote:

>
>
> "Todd Sprinkmann" <sprinkies at excel.net> queried:
>
> >      Any other rovers going out?  It's going to be a mild
> > summer
> > night with good propagation.  Sounds like a winner to me.
> >
>
> K9JK/R will be out, roving around the Chicago NW Suburban "local
> 4" EN51/61/52/62 Grid Corner, but with undetermined antenna
> configuration, perhaps only a KB6KQ 2m Loop (which is what I'll
> use while moving) but I hope to have some sort of directional
> capability that I can raise 15-20 feet in the air when stopped,
> even if only 3 elements (an M^2 2M3-SS). Having parted with my
> Ranger ROVER, I've not yet come up with a good/fast/safe way to
> raise something like my 2M9 (or 2M9minus2 if I go with just the
> 7 elements of the 2M9) when roving in the CoROVERolla.
>
> No definite schedule but planning to start at EN62ad, then to
> the spot where I can go back and forth between EN51xx and EN52xa
> within the same parking lot , followed by EN61ax and possibly
> some recircling right AT the Grid Corner for anyone missed
> previously or late arrivers. I'll be trying to use 144.180 for
> an operating frequency but will visit 144.200 frequently,
> especially upon changing grids.
>
> Here's hoping that there will be some propagation tonight.
>
> Any Michigan or other Eastern Time Zone readers, please remember
> to point toward the west for us Central Time Zoners after your
> first hour.
>
> 73, JK
>
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