Thanks for the QSO at 1616Z on August 4, 2018, 14.063 MHz, your report to me 549, mine to you 339. Impressive log; led me to look at your great photos on your QRZ page. Bierstadt was the last 14er I c

Dear Bob, Many thanks for the posting, and especially for the video of progress along Capitol Peak's knife edge. I was always curious about it, having enjoyed climbing some of the easier 14-ers betwee

Colorado 14er log - WO9S - August 2, 2015 Operating from side of Quail Mountain (DM69ta) Equipment: ICOM IC-2H (6 W, 2 M), Yaesu VX5R (5 W, 70 cm) 5/8 wave verticals: MFJ (2 M), Diamond (70 cm) Operat

I'll be listening on 446 with the same setup as K0NR's, from somewhere on Quail Mountain. Vertical polarization omni. -- Jonathan L. Rosner WO9S Enrico Fermi Inst., U. Chicago Phone: 773-702-7694 5620

FWIW, Long's was activated in 1995 by Andy, AA0CM. See my log (I was on Castle with N0MID): Colorado 14er log - WO9S - August 27, 1995 Operating from Castle Peak (DM69) Equipment: Radio Shack HTX-202

Some corrections: WO9N => WO9S; HD5NJR =>> KD5NJR Glad to work you from Blanca. Your note explains why I didn't hear Ellingwood Point as I was off Evans after noon. Glad you got there. 73, Jon WO9S --

I took it from the right-hand panel of a Google search which gave 14,265: http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=Mount+Evans&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 I had had 14,264 previously and should have

Very enjoyable - managed to operate pretty much straight through from 9 AM to noon. Weather was superb. One QSO I missed was with Steve, WG0AT - heard him on .42 while I was setting up the Yagi but ne

A real treat to talk to you guys from Evans! I had already taken down the 4-element arrow Yagi and was just using an MFJ Long Ranger and an IC-2AT with about 5 watts. Full report will be coming. Was o

Please check the data base. I posted my intention to do Evans about a month ago. I hope we do not interfere with one another. What bands will you be using? Unfortunately my 70 cm HT's battery is kaput

Thanks for the heads-up, Matt. It may affect my plans. I was planning to walk up from Summit Lake for the 14-er event on August 5. The question was whether I would carry an arrow Yagi and a PVC 8-foot

It is DN70. Enjoy the contest. 73, Jon WO9S

I believe if you are north of Baseline you are in DN70 and if you are south of Baseline you are in DM79. I will be operating from the top of Indepence Pass this noon (or shortly thereafter) on 146.58

Hi Steve! What are your plans for that weekend? A peak with the goats? 73, Jon WO9S

I am thinking of operating with a 2M HT and 5/8 wave vertical from Mt. Massive for about an hour after the start of the contest (Sat., 9/10) (if I am in shape by then to make the ascent). Just got to

Dear Steve: An impressive set of QSOs on 2! Here are some shots of me on Bierstadt: http://hep.uchicago.edu/~rosner/IMG_0720.jpg http://hep.uchicago.edu/~rosner/IMG_0721.jpg The person who took a pict

Nice descriptions of the climbs. Keith, you may have the same Yagi as I do. In that case, to whom do I write for replacement parts? I lost the coupler and loading connector going up Bierstadt. 73, Jon

This was probably about my 12th 14-er since first going up Gray's and Torrey's in 1958. Haven't done one in several years; I think the last was Sherman in 2003. Although Bierstadt is cited as the "eas

Hi Ash - I remember working you but for some reason (oxygen deprivation?) I did not put you in the log. Do you have a record of the time and perhaps the frequency? 73, Jon WO9S Jonathan L. Rosner Phon

If you are going to the breakfast tomorrow, I will bring my Yagi, 5/8-wave, and HT, and maybe we can do a short test after breakfast. I will be driving back to Aspen then. 73, Jon WO9S -- Jonathan L.