[600MRG] Experimental Stations to Transmit Field Day Greetings on 630 Meters

[John Langridge]

Thanks for posting Ralph... this has really made the rounds...much more so than last year.  I think there is legitimacy in numbers!


Anyone interested in joining us is more than welcome.  The operator list was formed based on inquiries from interested parties and was necessary so we could send out notifications to various groups.  The operators you see are the operators that responded.  SO please consider joining us even if you did not respond - the more, the merrier!  Just find a clear freq and program something for the masses...I've gotten a number of responses to individual emails that I sent to groups around W5 and it sure sounds like there are going to be quite a few sites checking us out. That's just around W5... With five posted sites around the US and some luck, I bet we have pretty good saturation.


73 and good luck in the contest!

John KB5NJD / WG2XIQ



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 From: "Ralph Wallio, W0RPK" <W0RPK at netins.net>
To: 600MRG <600mrg at w7ekb.com> 
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2014 4:56 AM
Subject: [600MRG] Experimental Stations to Transmit Field Day Greetings on	630 Meters
 

http://www.arrl.org/news/experimental-stations-to-transmit-field-day-greetings-on-630-meters

Experimental Stations to Transmit Field Day Greetings on 630 Meters

06/25/2014

To promote awareness of the 630 meter band, several radio amateurs with 
FCC Part 5 experimental licenses --- including a couple who are 
associated with the ARRL 600 Meter Experimental Group --- will transmit 
Field Day greetings in CW on 630 meters throughout Field Day weekend, 
June 28-29.

These include WG2XKA (WA3ETD operator), running 1 W ERP on 472.5 kHz 
from Vermont; WG2XJM (NO3M operator), running 20-30 W ERP on 473.0 kHz 
from Pennsylvania; WG2XIQ (KB5NJD operator), running 1 W ERP on 474.0 
kHz from Texas; WD2XSH/20 (N6LF operator), running 20 W ERP on 475.0 kHz 
from Oregon, and WE2XPQ (KL7L operator), running 50 W ERP on 472.00 kHz 
from Alaska.

Field Day stations may try using an HF transceiver capable covering the 
472-479 kHz range to listen for these stations and others. Send 
reception reports to the individual operators. --- Thanks to John 
Langridge, KB5NJD/WG2XIQ, via QRZ.com

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