[VHFcontesting] UPDATE K9ZF Rover Schedule for the 2004 ARRLSeptember VHF QSO Party

[Dan <n9rla@yahoo.com>]

Update!
Somehow when doing my previous planning I managed to forget the 
Louisville (KY) Hamfest.  I'm planning to setup in the tailgate section 
of the hamfest.  Have to finance my Rover habit, hi hi.  Anyway, after 
the 'fest I'll start the contest from here and work in another grid for 
Saturday.


Revised:
Saturday
18:00-20:00z  EM77       Just South of Louisville KY.
21:00-22:30z  EM68wo  Salem, IN            900'ASL        
23:00-00:30z  EM78bp  Leota, IN          1000+'ASL
I'll be available for WSJT Saturday evening, anytime after about 01:00z 
from EM78cq, skeds welcome just keep in mind I'm operating from a Rover 
so my range will be limited.

Sunday
12:00-14:00z  EM69vd  Brown County state park  1000+'ASL
15:00-??:??z  EM79??  Somewhere south of Columbus, IN

I'll have 6, 2, & 432, with 100 watts and yagis for each band.  No 222 
this time out, I still haven't fixed my transverter.  I have some pretty 
good operating sites, and should have a pretty decent signal.  I'm only 
doing 4 grids, so I will likely spend a lot of time calling CQ near, and 
occasionally on, the call frequencies.  I'll also have a good signal and 
monitoring full time on 147.585 FM voice, no HamIM yet but I'm working 
on it.  Do you have a small or QRP station?  I love a challenge, don't 
hesitate to call me!  You say you only have FM?  No problem, I'll have 
6, 2, and 440 FM available and would love to work as  many FM stations 
as possible. I would like to make the most of this "small" Rover effort.
73
Dan

K9ZF /R no budget Rover ***QRP-l #1269
Check out the Rover Resource Page at:  http://www.qsl.net/n9rla
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