[NLRS] CQWW VHF

[Jon Platt]

Sounds like fun Dave.  What are you using for rover antennas?   I'm still contemplating doing a rove myself, destination unknown (at this time).
73, JonW0ZQ 


-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Aho - N9TTX via NLRS <nlrs at mailman.qth.net>
To: NLRS <nlrs at mailman.qth.net>; Chippewa Valley VHF <cvvhf at k9cvc.org>
Sent: Mon, Jul 6, 2020 11:49 pm
Subject: [NLRS] CQWW VHF

I am planning on heading out rover class for a good portion of the contest. Tentative plans are to start out in EN44 on the arcadia hill and then head to the st. Charles 4 corners area (EN 44/34/43/33) From there  i plan on heading north toward hudson/roberts WI and activate EN 35 and 45 on the way back to Eau claire. I will take a nap and try and hit EN45, 55, and 54...possibly EN 46/56 near hurley/ironwood before i head south down hwy47/51 and west 29 to home again.

All subject to change, but this is the possible plan for that weekend. The 6m and 2m bricks are here...i just have to spend time configuring. 


I modulate, therefore I am! ...73, and all that jazz, Dave...N9TTX Always remember: "It could be worse.....it could be raining." Marty Feldman from "Young Frankenstein"
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