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CODE Rover Activities

+ +Roving is the act of running a portable VHF/UHF station, often in a contest. +For ARRL and similar contests, points are awarded for contacting other +stations, and +points multipliers are awarded for each "grid" worked. Since many grids do +not have permanent VHF/UHF/Microwave amateur stations, contest organizers +often provide a modest benefit in the form of additional multipliers to +stations that "go mobile" and operate from multiple grids. + +

+ +We think operating in contests as a rover is a lot of fun, and it helps get +around the fact that our homes are not ideal VHF/UHF/Microwave locations! +Keeping several bands worth of radios and antennas working while bouncing +around in rural areas can be quite a challenge... but it keeps us from +getting bored! + +

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+ +The picture on our QSL card, above, was taken by WD0FHG in DM89, during the +August ARRL UHF contest in 1999. Click on the image to see a bigger version. +Have duct tape, will rove! + +

Contest Diary

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2000

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1999

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1998

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Rover Resources

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Equipment Vendors

+ +Here are a few of the places we've bought equipment for our roving operations. + + +

Other Information

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+Bdale Garbee, +$Id: index.html,v 1.8 2000/02/16 04:59:02 bdale Exp $ +
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