Hi Sean. I used to use some of the rest areas off of Rte 146 for roving in RI.
There is also a fairly high spot off rate 6 on the west end of the state. Of
course there are spots on the southern shore that can easily be worked by the
density of hams in NY NJ and PA.
As far as FN51 is concerned, we operated at Harding Beach near Chatham pointing
southwest or Skaket Beach on the North shore near Nickerson State Park,
pointing northwest. But all rovers have found that operation from FN 51 has not
been greatly rewarding.
73 es GL. Rick K1DS
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> On Jul 5, 2017, at 4:25 PM, Sean Waite <waisean@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> As the September VHF contest grows ever nearer, we're starting to plan our
> rove. We'd love to find a spot near I-395 in CT or in the NW corner of RI
> in FN41. Most of the places we find are pretty populated. We've got a few
> FN41 spots further South, but we're intending on ending the 'test in FN41
> and the closer we can stay North in the grid the better, the sites we know
> of are pretty far South or out on the cape. Something in general along the
> Eastern side of CT may not be terrible either.
>
> We're also debating just not stopping in 41 and running mobile straight
> through to 51. Ending in 51 isn't great for us because of the amount of
> travel time back home in FN42, but it might give us a nice end of contest
> boost as people hunt for those last few mults.
>
> Thanks, and looking forward to seeing you on the bottom 4 bands in
> September.
>
> Sean Waite, WA1TE (K1SIG/R)
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