Yes Sir, It is Tuesday and that means that the 222 MHz band will be filled with signals and they are all looking to work anyone and everyone. I would say that it is more fun than being there in the Ja

The 222 antennas will remain up today if anyone wants Hawaii on 222 EME. They will come down tomorrow and I'll put the 432 antennas back up. 73, Tom, NH6Y

I must apologize. This little mote will be brief. I want to remind everyone that it is Tuesday and Tuesday means a lot to many VHFers as it is the best time to congregate on the 222 MHz band and make

222 antennas are mounted and pointed where the moon is supposed to be. Ready for 222 Tuesday 73 es Aloha, Tom, NH6Y BL10

GM, Here is the station list for 1-17-23. N7MWV CN86 W7RNB VE7HR CN89 could not hear him here W7YOZ W7GLF KE7SW K7YO CN85 K7MDL CN88 W7IEW K7ND Next up is the 2m rumble on FT8 Thursday evening at 8pm.

Hi 222 MHz ops, Last night was quite active on 222 MHz again. In fact, it was VERY active! For the past three weeks in a row a few guys have made over 20 contacts on Tuesdays. People were coming out o

Tuesday has rolled around and that means it is time to turn on your 222 MHz gear and activate your grid this evening on the 222 MHz band. I dabble in low band QRP fox hunts. They are advertised as "th

Hello VHF ops. It is only 11 days until the January VHF Contest. This is the contest that separates the men from the boys. The January Contest is noted for some of the coldest and most wintery operati

Here we go: stns: KB7IOG K7MDL CN88 W7GLS N7MWV CN86 KE7SW VE7HR CN89 QSB peaks W7YOZ K7ND did not hear anyone on 432 afterwards. next up is the 2m ft8 rumble tonight at 8pm. will see if I can stay up

A Lot of activity was apparent at my location in FN12ne last night. Signals were especially good to the East and the Northeast. Signals to the South and to the West were "down" from past weeks. 10 con

I got on an hour late, but there was stil activity. First, I heard VE3ZV and WZ1V working each other, but they only turned to me when I used the ON4KST chat to ask for a QSO. When I worked Steve VE3ZY

Hi VHFers There are many reasons to get on 222 MHz. It is a fantastic VHF band much like 144 MHz for propagation, but with slightly smaller antennas and a much lower noise floor. In hopes of promoting

The 222.060 MHz AA5C/BCN beacon is back on the air from EM13se. QSL reports always appreciated. 73, Greg, AA5C

These are fun! Another good night, but with serious QSB. K1TEO FN31jh 456km N1JEZ FN44ar 316km W1GHZ FN34uj 295km WZ1V FN31rh 485km W9KXI FN12ne 310km W1AIM FN34uj 295km WA3NUF FN20ke 528km W1FKF FN43

I'll be on tonight starting about 7PM local. Hope to work a few of you. -- 73, Mike, N1JEZ "A closed mouth gathers no feet"

Hope everyone had a great Christmas... I noticed a new addition to The DX shop's range of amplifiers the other day, a Gemini 222 1.2kw Amplifier for 222Mhz. Price is $2,398 + Shipping/Taxes Now PQL ha

The 222.060 MHz AA5C/BCN is temporarily off the air for maintenance. Will advise when it is available again. 73, Greg, AA5C

KA6U Update - December 26, 2022 - 1200UTC 222 EME Activations from MD, PA , DE on December 27 222 EME Activations from NC, SC on December 28 My excursion to MD, PA and DE is confirmed for tomorrow, Tu

GE, stns hrd/wkd: KB7IOG N7MWV CN86 W7RNB W7GLF KE7SW K7MDL CN88 VE7HR CN89 K7ND and maybe K7YO via ? tnx es cu next week Jim K7ND CN87

I got a late start last night but worked 7 stations before I had to QRT. Phil WA3NUF distance: 264.620 freq: 222.10494 grid square: FN20 mode: SSB Mike N1JEZ distance: 390.210 freq: 222.09998 grid squ