[NLRS] KC0P/R report on JunVHF2022

[Melvyn Larson]

Managed to generate four logs:
KC0P/R 124 QSO, 232 Qpnts, 57 multipliers for 13,224 claimed pointsN0HZO/R 82 QSO, 157 Qpnt, 56 mulyipliers for 8792 claimed pointsKA0CRO 18 QSO, 28 Qpnt 13 multipliers for 364 claimed points.KE0DLQ 4 QSO, 6 Qpnt 4 multipliers for 24 claimed points. A fun setup was at a Grade School in West Bloomington EN34ht between France Aveand Normandale. a block South of our Daughters house where there was a HS Graduationparty going on.  Managed to duck out with son Nate KA0CRO and grandson -in -law Hudsonusing Mikael's call KE0DLQ. After Hudson worked Jon W0ZQ on four bands he got a phonecall, Edith Mae is getting fussy, we need to take her home to bed ! We didn't loose, we justran out of time.  Mel and Nate were able to work Paul at 100 miles on four bands aiming thru houses and treesand then Gary W0GHz at 20 miles on the same heading on five bands. Turned west for EN15multi-op and called on 144.200 for five minutes but no response. They must be pointed in anotherdirection. Then tried west on 432.100 for another 5 minutes and again nothing. Then I heard aweak one Foxtrot Charlie. Must be Jim K0KFC north in St. Croix Falls. Turned N. and called him.I don't know what you did but your signal has really come up Jim commented. So we both workedJim on four bands for four new multipliers from EN35. Very glad I replaced the 432 coax with LMR 400or we probably would not have heard him at all. Will try to put some pictures on ARRL Soapbox if I can figure out how to handle type .heic fromNate's phone. He got some good ones. Thanks for the fun es 73, Mel KC0P/R  
-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://mailman.qth.net/pipermail/nlrs/attachments/20220623/128ffb09/attachment.html>