I don't think it counts unless the plane's setting on top of a 14er ;<) Art - KC7GF

The Colorado 14er Event Task Force has set the date for the 2003 Colorado 14er Event to be August 10th. The web site has been updated to indicate this date. Operating rules are basically unchanged fro

I don't think this had ever been mailed out... - Bob K0NR ----------- 2002 Colorado 14er Radio Event Results Final - Sept 4, 2002 During the 2002 (12th Annual) Colorado 14er Event, 12 "official" 14er

Glad to hear there's a date established for the 2003 Colorado 14er. If there's someone planning to participate who is seeking a moderately experienced climbing partner, let me know and I'll provide a

Hopefully several folks will want to sign up for their favorite mountain tops. Let's make 2003 a year to remember. 73 de NØXDW Click here for sign up list http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ham14er/databas

I have reviewed the archives to see which peaks haven't been activated recently or at all. Some might find this of interest in working on expanding the list or revisiting long dormant summits. Never A

The 14er Event has always had a VHF emphasis to it but we have had some HF operation most years. Paul W0RW reminded me of the HF Pack group that exists at http://www.hfpack.com, focused on portable/ba

This weekend (Jan 18-20) is the "activity weekend" for VHF operation. Actually, it is the ARRL January VHF Sweepstakes. I called it the "activity weekend" because the word "contest" often makes people

January VHF Contest - K0NR As planned, I spent Saturday afternoon on the top of Mt Herman (DM79, just west of Monument, ~9000 feet in elevation). The weather was excellent--- little wind, about 45 deg

FYI >*************** >The ARRL Letter >Vol. 22, No. 09 >February 28, 2003 >*************** snip >* Summits on the Air (SOTA) encourages portable hilltop operation: Richard >Newstead, G3CWI, is encoura

Colorado 14er Event List: I mentioned a while back that the 14er Event Task Force was discussing an award to promote contacts with the summits of the Colorado 14ers. Attached below is a DRAFT proposal

Colorado 14er Event list: The ARRL Wilderness Protocol Here is a reminder for backcountry use of amateur radio. The Wilderness protocol (see page 101, August 1995 QST) calls for hams to announce their

An article I wrote about QRP VHF operating was just published in the Spring issue of CQ VHF Magazine. I referenced the mountaintopping that we do during the 14er Event. Take a look at a sample page at

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ham14er group. File : /Flyer.rtf Uploaded by : k0nr <k0nr-list@...> Description : Pub

I updated the one page publicity flyer for the Colorado 14er Event and posted it at the yahoo groups site. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ham14er The file is in Rich Text Format, so it should be readab

I am pleased to announce that the 14er Event Task Force has approved the creation of the following awards to encourage radio operation from the Colorado 14ers. Note that the awards are structured to e

Update on 14er Event signups.... Listed below (I hope this formats OK through the yahoo groups list), is the signup list for 14er event plans. To indicate your intention, please visit the yahoo groups

Announcing the Colorado 14er Awards Bob Witte, K0NR 6 July 2003 Two new awards are now available for radio contacts to and from the 14,000-foot mountains of Colorado. The SUMMIT AWARD is earned by mak

HI all. I'm certainly looking forward to this year's 14er radio event, only a month away. Looks like this year's turn out may be a little light. A month ago I was planning a solo hike up one of the mo

Hi Everybody: My name is Hon Chu, I live in Arcadia, Ca. I looked at the internet to find the HAM14er. I like it very much. I hiked at southern California a lot of. In souhtern California, this are ma