[NLRS] UHF Contest

[w0zq at aol.com]

W0ZQ/R will be out and about.   What isn't clear is how many bands and where.   I've been thinking about trying out the Limited Rover which would be 222, 432, 902, and 1296 only.  Boy, would that be easy.  In doing so I could cover more grids.  On the other hand, I can add 2304 and 3456 without getting wet or bitten by mosquitos at each stop.  Adding 5.7 and 10 gigs for me is more involved in that I need to throw the dishes in the car and set them up at each stop.   So a part of this will depend on who's on and what bands they will have.   In summary I'll be roving, but the exact plans are a bit fuzzy and in part dependent on who else is on with what bands.

73, Jon
W0ZQ/R

See you at the 47th Central States VHF Society Conference, July 25–27, in Elk Grove Village, IL



-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Mohrlant <gmohrlant at comcast.net>
To: NLRS <NLRS at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Mon, Jul 22, 2013 10:56 am
Subject: [NLRS] UHF Contest



Any one have plans to operate as a rover in the UHF contest in a few weeks?
Gary  W0GHZ
N34lx
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