Arizona ScQRPions

Well, that does it for me for another year!  2100Z. Have to get ready to drive down to the Big Easy this evening.  Fun, but contacts were hard to come by here in South Louisiana.  Of any kind.  Worked some 1W stations that had great signals!  W0RW and WA8REI both 1 Watters.  Paul NA5N in NM was consistently S7-9 most of the day with the retirement KX-2.  wG0AT had a nice signal on 40M early.  Everyone else was around 14.060.   Signals ranged from S9 to ESP.  Within seconds.  Indoors today with the K3 and 180′ inverted L.

Here’s my pitiful log…  Signals are coming up as I have to leave.  Bleh.  🙁  And K2WW, Dean gets in just under the line.  NY 569.  QSB.  Just one more QSO………

Time once again for FYBO!  There are a few minor changes for this year. So here’s a quick summary.  All your contacts with stations whose primary event is not FYBO will count. Non FYBO stations are invited to submit a band summary of your contacts to be included in the FYBO activity.  SOTA, Parks, whatever.  You don’t have to be QRP.  There is a spot to denote QRO in the summary. See the yellow highlighted  areas in the rules for changes.

Ok. We haven’t been too good about getting things published the last year or so, but one thing for sure is, if you do not submit your score and soapbox we cannot publish it.  So, please send them in or a link to your own site where we can pick it up.

We are looking forward to working you on Saturday, February 4 beginning at 1400Z or 8 AM CST.  The deep south station, NQ7RP/5, will begin on 40M CW.

72 —  John K5JS

Email suggestions to the azqrp list for the moment, please.  Or try the Contact Page.  Maybe it will work….  🙂

Consolidation is under way for all the ScQRPion web presences.  This is just the first round and will be expanded as time and inclination permits. There are many items to be moved including presentations from previous Fort Tuthill activities. Patience, grasshoppers.