KA6U Update - December 16, 2022 -  1600UTC

Confirming plans for next week in Northeastern US

There will be snow on the ground however the roads should be clear.

This is the tentative plan:
  •  New Hampshire FN32 - Monday Dec 19 starting at 1300UTC - 222 and 23cm
  • Vermont FN32 - Tuesday Dec 20 starting at 1300UTC - 222 and 23cm
  • Massachusetts FN32 - Wednesday Dec 21 starting at 1330UTC - 222 and 23cm
  • Rhode Island FN41 - Thursday Dec 22 starting at 1400UTC - 222 and 23cm
Rhode Island on 222 may be marginal because of degradation.
I plan to be available to run 23cm and 222 simultaneously

I will not have a 70cm station with me on this short trip.

Peter KA6U

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