[NLRS] Looking for EN14 on 6m

[KBØNLY]

I am smack dab in grid EN14, live here...  Located in Tyler, MN.  I have a 
4el yagi on my 40ft tower for 6m as well as my 500w homebrew amp.  I have 
worked and confirmed quite a few grids myself!

I spoke with Bill ND0B recently via email, I need to complete with him as 
well to get ND in the log here, I only have three states left to confirm for 
WAS on 6m.

My schedule is a bit up and down this time of year unfortunately, but if 
given notice of a possible opening I am sure I could get to the radio to 
give it a try.  I don't always hear my phone if I am outside working but I 
try to keep an eye on email and conditions to work a few more grids myself.

As for other ops on 6m here... There is Dick KB0QEF, Dave WB0TSR, both in 
Brookings SD and they run a 6m net on Friday nights.  There is also Kurt 
N0VEK in Volga SD but he only has a small omni loop at this time, the rest 
of us have Yagi's.  There is a few others that get on 6m in the club, but 
most of them just use dipoles or other compromise antennas since they are 
local to Dave and can complete on the net.  I would say there is at least a 
dozen hams in the EN14 grid that are on 6m.

73,

Scott KBØNLY


-----Original Message----- 
From: w0zq at aol.com
Sent: Monday, July 09, 2012 7:55 AM
To: nlrs at mailman.qth.net
Subject: [NLRS] Looking for EN14 on 6m




Hello NLRS land -

This posting is for W9JN.  John is looking for EN14 to work on 6m for his 
FFMA.  W9JN is located in EN54dn and can be reached via email at 
jfw9jn at tds.net  and phone at 715-457-2506.  CW-SSB-FSK441-ISCAT modes are 
all ok.   If you are in EN14 on 6m, or plan to be there, please drop John a 
note or give him a call.

73, Jon
W0ZQ
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