The weekends just keep rolling along. Here is another contest in the CTRI Champions listing.
Please post your results here to keep all the scores in one place.
73, Ken K3iU
The weekends just keep rolling along. Here is another contest in the CTRI Champions listing.
Please post your results here to keep all the scores in one place.
73, Ken K3iU
I am looking for a HD Rotor.
M2 Orion would be the best……………
Please let me know you have anything is available.
Thanks,
Will
Thanks to Jim Spears, N1NK, for forwarding this to me. These webinars are free and open to the public. You don’t have to be a member of PVRC to join in and learn.
73, Ken K3IU
-----Original Message----- From: dailydx-bounces@nullkkn.net [mailto:dailydx-bounces@nullkkn.net] On Behalf Of Bernie McClenny, W3UR Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2012 8:54 AM To: The Daily DX mailing list Subject: [The Daily DX] Upcoming Webinar Schedule The following is from K4ZW, Ken Claerbout: The Potomac Valley Radio Club (PVRC) is please to announce the following Webinar schedule: Title: N1MM Logger in Depth: Part 1 - Overview Date: Tuesday, February 28 Time: 9 PM EST (Wednesday, February 29 - 02:00 UTC) Registration (free): https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/611548330 (registration link also posted on www.pvrc.org under the Upcoming Webinars link) Part one of a two part series provides a overview of the N1MM logging program. Series presenters include: Pete Smith N4ZR Steve London N2IC Larry Gauthier K8UT Rich Ferch VE3KI Title: N1MM Logger in Depth: Part 2 - Digital Modes and Multi-Op Date: Tuesday, March 6 Time: 9 PM EST (Wednesday, March 7 - 02:00 UTC) Registration (free): https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/222788522 (registration link also posted on www.pvrc.org under the Upcoming Webinars link) Part two of a two part series provides a overview of the N1MM logging program. Series presenters include: Pete Smith N4ZR Steve London N2IC Larry Gauthier K8UT Rich Ferch VE3KI Title: Getting Started In Digital Contesting Date: Sunday, April 1 Time: 3 PM EDT (19:00 UTC) Registration (free): https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/982837010 (registration link also posted on www.pvrc.org under the Upcoming Webinars link) Steve Ford, WB8IMY, QST Editor / Publications Manager provides a beginner-level introduction to digital contesting with a discussion of equipment requirements, software and techniques. _______________________________________________ DailyDX mailing list DailyDX@nullkkn.net http://www.kkn.net/mailman/listinfo/dailydx
Sorry I’m late in getting this posted. If I say that I got distracted, you older folks out there will understand. 🙂 .
Please post your results here by adding comments to this posting. Some of you have already sent emails on the CTRICG Yahoo reflector and I can grab them OK. Thanks. When it looks like I’ve got all the results, I’ll update the Champions Leaderboard spreadsheet and post it here.
73, Ken K3IU
Believe it or not, I, a ham who is not a CW operator, received today a certificate for 1st place in the 2011 ARRL DX CW contest, Single-op, Assisted, Low Power, RI. There were two entries from RI. Apparently I had a 50/50 chance!
They’ll give these certificates to just about anybody, won’t they?
73,
Pat, NG1G
I hope I’m sending this post to the right place. Somehow the site seems to change every time I get on it, but I’ll give it the good ol’ college try.
A while back I thought some of the CTRI members mentioned getting together for a trip to Dayton this year. I need to visit my parents in Cincinnati and thought the HamVention weekend would be good place to start my visit. The HamVention is May 18-20, and I found flights into Dayton for $330 (round-trip of course). Some members in the past rented a van and drove down there. My plan is to fly into Dayton Friday night, hopefully meet up with CTRI members someplace, possibly the annual HamVention Pizza Party for contesters (look it up) , attend the event on Saturday, then drive south to see my folks and spend a few days there. Who’s up for an “unofficial” CTRI meeting at the Dayton HamVention on Saturday, at let’s say 1200 noon in the food court? A walk around the flea market, en mass, would possibly follow the meeting. Any takers? 73 de KB1LN Bob
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The DXPedition to Malpelo Island is winding down. This is high on the DXCC most wanted list. If you haven’t worked them they are pretty copyable up here in the NE. Most bands and RTTY.
John, W1AN
We have the following planning so far to attend the awards luncheon tomorrow Saturday at noon at Gregg’s in North Kingston. I think we had nearly 20 last year. I will call the restaurant later today with the total count. If you would like to attend you can reply here or on the yahoo site. Its a good time! If you find you can make it at the last minute you are welcome. Seats are available!
73, John W1AN
W1AN, W1NAN, NG1G, W1WBB, K1DM, W1XX, KW2G, K6ND, K6NDV, KA1GEU
Greggs Restaurant
4120 Quaker Lane – Route 2
North Kingstown
Here are of couple of charts of usage of the site the last half of last month.
There were intervals of several days when the site was not blocked to non-members as we experimented with how to safely open much of the site. During these intervals we were visited by nearly 100 non-members. What is not yet clear is how many of them were curious hams versus “intruders” looking for ways to do damage of one sort or another.
Hello Guys, I plan on testing out a remote internet operation along with fellow ham Joe, K1IKE with hardware from Remoterig.com and am looking for a donation of a trap vertical that will cover 80-10 meters. The setup should be able to allow remote access from HRD. Initially we will probably use an Icom 706 with the rig at one end and the removable control head at another. Check out the website above and also Eham for reviews. This looks like a slick solution to remote control.
The initial reason for trying this is to accommodate a 92 year old active ham who is moving into an assisted living facility.
73,
John, W1AN
A little summary from your new club Contest Manager of the CTRI CG-focused effort in the recent ARRL 10 Meter contest of December 2011 follows. We had record setting participation and the best total score ever submitted for this event for our individual club by big margins…great job by the more than 15 club participants — it was indeed a team effort!
Claimed scores from the 15 logs submitted in 2011 (double our previous best of logs submitted back in 2003) totaled about 2.69M pts (well more than double our previous group best of 1.14M pts from 2002). Well done to John W1AN and Matt WE1H who were part of the 2002 AND 2011 efforts. Of course, log checking must occur at ARRL HQ but the club’s final effort in the 2011 10M Contest will certainly be historic. I expect results to be published in late fall of 2012.
ARRL Affiliated Club Competition records dating as far back as 1995 were found for the 10 M Contest. CTRI CG first formally appeared in 2002, placing 3rd in the “Local Club” category. They won 1st place as a “Local Club” in 2003 and were awarded the “Wooden Gavel” with 719K pts as the solar cycle had begun its downturn. Due to larger membership these days we typically now compete in the very competitive “Medium Club” size category.
The ARRL Contest Branch now reports with the log submission deadline complete almost 5300 total logs submitted for the 2011 10M event…**the most logs EVER submitted for ANY ARRL Contest**!! So, participation was outstanding and conditions were very good. But as the solar cycle continues to swing upward, as our own KI1G said “…wait ’til next year!”. Things should be even more fun in December 2012 as the solar flux and sunspot numbers are likely near their peak…as contesters and DXers we can only hope.
We certainly have the opportunity to put up big numbers again and challenge our expected record-setting 2011 New England QSO Party (NEQP) club score with all our 1×1 callsigns on-air during the 2012 running of the NEQP this May. That should be alot of fun as well!
Good luck and hope to see you in an upcoming contest…
73, Bill W1WBB
We are trying to put together a multi-operator, two-transmitter effort at W1AN for the WPX RTTY contest Feb 10-12. This is the same contest we are talking about winning and setting a new world record for at NP3U next year.
If we are to be prepared for the NP3U effort we need everyone who is interested in going to get involved, starting next week. Feb 2013 is a year away but there’s lots to do and only a few RTTY contests to work and practice with.
Many hands were raised when I asked who is interested in going. Now it’s time to see who’s really interested and to begin assembling a team. This is the first step. Please comment below if you’re able to put in the time. And please participate in the conversation in the WPX RTTY forum – everyone has something valuable to add or a good question to ask.
73,
Pat, NG1G
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The ARRL website has the preliminary results for the 2011 November CW Sweepstakes contest. Check it out. CU all in the 160 contest this weekend. TNX Bill for the heads up info on stations to be active. 73!
— John, W1XX