Author: Andrea HB9DUR

I love ham radio contesting

HB9DUR goes DR9A again

DR9A JN48EQ

I will be again Guest Op at DR9A on 1 & 2 October during the IARU R1 432MHz & up Contest

HB9EOU Ludo will join as well as additional HB9 Guest-op

QTH : JN48eq “Hohloh” northern Black Forrest, 988 m a.s.l

Bands : 70 cm, 23 cm, 13 cm, 10 GHz
– 70cm 750 W and several antennas, including 8 x 23 yagi group
– 23cm 500 W and several antennas, 2 x 6 x 23 yagi group
– 13cm 75 W 1,6m dish
– 10GHz 13 W 1m dish

We will be on 432.292 MHz and 1296.272 MHz.
For skeds please contact us on ON4KST chat

Do you want to make the game more interesting?
We will upload live scores to http://slovhf.net/en/claimed during the contest!

Home page: http://www.dr9a.de/

HPE CU and GL in the contest!

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