[SADXA] K5N-EL58 Grid Activation

[Walter Wegrzyn]

Looks like it's a GO!

Gud luck es 73,

Wally, KB7GAI

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 From: n5omg at bellsouth.net
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K5N Update...


Scouting trip was a  success.!!

Operating site has been located and determined to be high  and dry...so
we're
a GO..

Here is the original announcement as a  reminder...hope to work everyone
that
needs the  grid...

***********ORIGINAL ANNOUNCEMENT************

The K5N  Grid Activation Group would like to announce its May grid
activation
to  EL58, Southwest Pass, Louisiana.

We will be arriving May 17th and  setting up, for a noon start, working Es
and MS as band permits through May  20th.
Our group this outing will consist of; Bill-K5YG, Bob-WN2E,  Danny-N5OMG,
and
Daniel-KE5KDM.
Please note that we may have no  internet, so please pass along spots to
others as you  can!

Unfortunately, Marshall-K5QE and Bill-N5YA are sitting this one  out due to
prior commitments.

Our frequencies will be:

Es SSB  and/or CW: 50.150mc
Meteor Scatter:   50.265mc K5N always first  sequence.

As with all the great work he does for our group, JD-N0IRS  will have the
web
page updated with scouting and operation  videos/pics.
Our QSL's will be via Joey-W5TFW, and of course SASE ARE  required...
Any questions or requests, please contact us at:  k5n at bellsouth.net

Good luck to everyone, and we look forward to working  all those who need
EL58.

Best 73 from the K5N  Group,
Danny-N5OMG
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