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2020 ARRL January VHF Contest

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02/12/2020 | KC0P/R

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02/12/2020 | KC0P/R

Blizzard conditions with wind gusts to 45 MPH forced us to use small antennas and only activate two grids in the Rochester, MN city limits. Best DX was to K0AWU at over 200 miles on all three bands. Amazing in the high winds. Read More
01/30/2020 | VE3DS

This year, mother nature decided to test us..challenging our rover teams and home teams as well with snow, wind, ice and rain. We still had a great time and this actually resulted in my best score in the last 50 January contests! We had some wild QSB ... Read More
01/29/2020 | K5SRT/R

Our K5SRT/R ARRL January 2020 VHF contest unlimited rover (Ross-K5SRT, Bob-K3NT, & Alex-KG9DUK) with fellow http://OKRover.info friends N0LD/R (Randy-N0LD & Harvey-W0HGJ) and KB0YHT/R (Nick-KB0YHT, Jim-KC0QIE, & Jason) travel plan was developed in par... Read More
01/23/2020 | K2EZ/R

This was first serious effort as a classic rover. I had run two other contests in the classic division with six bands, but I was really feeling my way with using micros along with the VHF and UHF bands. This contest I had eight bands and an ambitio... Read More
01/22/2020 | WB2SIH/R

The weather had an impact on my rover operation. I made the best of it and had fun doing it. Operated from my number 1 and number 2 hilltop in Lake George NY (FN33)and then ventured to Hogback Mountain in Southern Vermont(FN32). Conditions avarage to ... Read More
01/22/2020 | KL7VHF

First time around using the new club call: KL7VHF, for the Alaska VHF-Up Group. Temperatures in Alaska were chilly at around -10 in the morning, getting up to about +5 in the afternoon. We made a big club effort to get stations on the air. Alaska has a... Read More