[PaQSO] Six meters and the PA QSO Party
Bill Gallagher
wa3ra at yahoo.com
Wed Aug 16 14:59:21 EDT 2006
Yes..six can be a great add-on.
If the band doesn't open, it behaves like 2 for local
contacts (50.125 is the calling frequency on SSB...I
would suggest using 50.135 as a starting point for the
contest)
If the band opens...well, a few weeks back, I worked
over 80 stations FROM THE CAR !
In other words: "It can't hoit!"
At the very least, you can work me from 6 or 8
counties.
I also believe that we have determined that everything
up to 440 is OK...hmmm that leaves me with 903 and
1296 free....
One year, I actually had 3 FM contacts on 1296, all in
different parts of the state!
Bill WA3RA
--- "n3xls at juno.com" <n3xls at juno.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> Since it seems like the talks about software and
> bonus station logging
> has died down. I like to pose a question to the
> group about using six
> meters durring the contest. Is it worth having a
> radio and antenna to
> work 6 meters durring the contest? i am not sure how
> well the
> propagation works in the state on six meters. so i
> am looks for people
> that have used six meters and had some success. i
> was thinking of this
> top since there was a short opening today on six
> meters.
>
> N3XLS
> Team member of N3KAE WYOMING
>
>
>
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