[NLRS] Question about roving on Sunday, June 9

[aduhawk at comcast.net]

I remember the time that you rover with your son right after HS graduation.  PhD next?

Tim, K0PG
> On June 3, 2019 at 1:07 PM David Palm <thepalmhq at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> Friends,
> 
> Our plan for this weekend's contest is to operate from the home QTH at
> EN43oq for at least several hours on Saturday.  I've repaired my rotor,
> repaired the feed line on 432, and hope tonight to repair the driven
> element on my 222 MHz quagi.  That should put us on 50-144-222-432 from the
> base station.  We'll try to get on the air right at contest start time and
> hopefully will have at least three hams in the house, so extra points using
> the family rule.
> 
> I'm hoping to rove with my son Christopher, KC9JTL, on Sunday.  He and I
> have had some good times doing that in the past.  He's just graduated from
> college and is spending some time at home, so this may be our last
> opportunity to rove together.  We probably won't have 222 for the rove.
> 
> We'll be shooting for the grid corner at St. Charles, MN.  My question is
> what time would be best, earlier or later?  We could go to an earlier Mass
> than usual and make it to that corner around 1:00 pm and operate for a few
> hours.  Alternatively, we could go to our normal Mass and get there around
> 4:00 pm and again operate for a few hours.  Looking for advice on which
> would likely net us more activity.
> 
> 73,
> 
> David  W9HQ
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