Longs Peak NØXDW and KØLMD There is a photo posted of us on the summit with an 18 element 70 cm beam and "Buddipole" HF portable dipole tuned for either 17 or 20. We operated on 432.100 USB, 446 FM, 2

Jeff, your contact at 17:57 with me from Mt. Evans should be KC7GF (not JF). Will post my Mt. Evans log shortly. Art - KC7GF Golden, CO

Here are our logs for Handies Peak. Our outbound propagation stunk this year. It felt like we were in a black hole -- signals came in but little went out. I managed just one QSO with my HT and 3 eleme

Andy (AA0CM) and myself (AB0YC) were on the summit of Massive. We made a few contacts on 2M. I kept trying to get out on 20M with no luck ?? We climbed Massive from the Fish Hatchery rather that the H

Just a note to let you know that there is a "photo" folder on the yahoo groups site for photos from the 2003 event. (The folder is called "2003". ) There are already some neat shots there, so have a l

14er Event List, I have gotten a bit behind on email, so I apologize for not responding to some of your messages. It sounds like we'll have a decent set of peaks activated. Good luck to everyone durin

Hi Everyone: Just got the website all up to date with all the photos of the hike to Huron Peak. What an adventure for my wife and I as this was our first 14er. Thanks for all the contacts! You are wel

My father Glen N8WE from Ohio and I got to just barely over 13,000 feet on Mount Elbert but decided it was clouding up and too late to continue further. Our highest location and the site of my dad's 2

Hey All, Chris (K0CAO) and I had a successful trip to the summit of Grays Peak (14,270') carrying 5 radios, 9 antennas (including rubber ducks and an extendable whip), 4 gel-cell batteries, a 28 foot

Your right, Daniel, that call worked by N7AYR from Mount Evans should be KB0PUN (not BUN), Dave in Bailey. We have corrected it in our log. (by the way his return address is listed as in Denver) N7AYR

Here are our logs for Mt. Evans for 8/10/03. Kathy N7AYR Log 2mFM 147.42 (all times local MDT) 9:59 WB7EXJ Lakewood Jim 9:01 WA0BAG Masonville Paul 9:02 W6AOL Parker Dave 9:04 KC0INX Bierstadt Kristen

I saw PUN is listed in Denver: I looked him up in QRZ to make sure I had the call right! He has a house up on Dick's Mountain where our 146.895 repeater is though! I will QSL with my personal card. Th

Just a reminder of the 14er Awards, now that the 2003 14er Event is over. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob Witte K0NR" <k0nr-list@...> To: <RMVHF@...>; <ham14er@...> Sent: Sunday, July 06, 2003

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The log from Columbia W0MKE Kenosha Pass 9:30 147.435 KC0CEN Handies Peak 9:35 147.45 KC0ADT Quandry 9:40 147.45 WT0I Buena Vista 9:41 147.465 KC0OTR Pikes Peak 9:45 147.435 N0BN Elbert 9:54 147.45 KB

ham14er list: We do have some special event QSLs made up for the 14er Event. There is a space to indicate your callsign, operator name, mountain and elevation. You can see the QSL card at the yahoo gr

Participants: Joe Delwiche (AC7SX), Mark Delwiche, Robert Waring. We left the trailhead just west of Snowmass Village on the afternoon of Friday the 8th, and camped that night near the beaver ponds. F

I've made a 388 mile QSO with 4W into a 3 element beam.... (balloon borne repeater) I'm no electrical engineer, what would theoretical range be for two 14er hams with only 4W HTs and 1/4 wave omni ant

Good discussion on the 14er distances. To answer Paul's question about what was the longest distance 14er-to- 14er contact THIS YEAR, I am not sure. Given the geography, it almost has to be a contact

all: the radio propagation software is called Radio Mobile, written by a canadian ham. punch it into yahoo and it wil take you right there. I've just recently started dinking with it. it uses topo dat