[NLRS] ARRL 10 GHz

[Dr. Gerald N. Johnson]

EN32FI is on I-35, there is no 35W between the south side of Minneapolis 
and north Texas.

I roved both weekends with Gary, Chris and Holly. I sent in my log last 
week, 278 contacts, best distance 328 km, 22 stations, total 67,531 
points. I'm sure Gary did better because he worked a couple stations I 
couldn't hear. I need a working preamp. Drove 1054 miles in August in 4 
days, and 945 miles in three days in September, plus 545 miles a week 
before the September weekend to check out potential spots in eastern Iowa.

73, Jerry, K0CQ

On 10/2/2016 10:49 PM, Gregg Lind wrote:
>
>
> Category:  10 GHz
> Total Q's:  68
> Unique:  21 stations
> Distance Pts:  13.480
> Total Score:  15,580
> Best 10 GHz DX:  301 km
>
> Roved the first week in Aug, with AC0RA Wyatt and solo on Sunday...
> Operated from Buck Hill during Sept weekend and had a great time - I think
> I got my rig dialed in and had the opportunity to compare my setup to the
> NLRS club loaner unit.   Most memorable contact was during the Aug weekend,
>   set up on 35w overpass, after QSO with the rover pack Buffalo ridge, then
> turned to catch W9FZ/KA9VVQ with rain going north to south in our path,  as
> the rain passed we stopped CW and went to phone contact. After a slow start
> on Sunday (Aug) by myself with poor cell coverage, was able to finish the
> day with one last QSO with W9FZ/KA9VVQ - which was encouraging after a very
> poor day on Sunday with a limited number of QSO's. Thank you to those that
> help me during Sept at Buck Hill - thanks for the support and help.
>
> 73, Gregg
> KC0SKM
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