Did some scouting last weekend and on Wednesday. Every good QTH is snowed
in. This video shows a practice run of my rover station "sans radio" in
CN79.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eddPZ98vw9w
So, here is the plan:
Saturday, local time:
Start 11AM in CO60.
Start about 2PM on CO70.
Be in CN79 by 5PM.
8PM-11PM in CN89.
CN79 and CN89 may be backwards or back and forth as I just got a tip on a
yet untried QTH in CN79.
Sunday:
Start 8AM in CN78
1PM till ? CN88.
I will be Limited Rover, ABCD, Yagis and 100W on ABC, 10W on D. Sorry, no
WSJT.
No mobile operation, but should be able to set up in 10-15 minutes.
QRG: UP 10 +/- QRM!
50.135 and up, 144.210, 222.110, 432.110. Especially when up North. If you
hear me on 144.200, you might as well tune up 10, 'cause that's where I'm
going. If running bands, QSY to 222.110 and 432.110. On CW : "1-T-E-N".
Working off the calling frequency does work, here is your chance to
experience it.
I have worked down to CN85 and out to DN07 from all these grids before, so
please take some time and look for me on 144.210 (unless of course 6m is
open).
My CN78 is very good to the South, I'll be there Sunday morning till noon.
We might have good coastal tropo.
See you on the air!
73,
Gabor, VE7DXG, ve7dxg@rac.ca
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