backing up n1mm logger to an external hard drive

As Murphy would have it, we had numerous issues. That resulted in a very late (9 hour) start, though we did finally get on the road and to several sites with the newly outfitted rover. We attempted our first roving effort with the van in the ARRL January VHF SS 2016 contest, but with the big, mid-Atlantic snow storms leading up to the contest, our preparation time was cut short. Later in 2015, Terry acquired an old van from Brian ND3F/N3IQ and over the remainder of the year we began building out a new rover. Terry W8ZN and I (K1RA) had taken a break from roving after the ARRL January VHF SS 2015 contest and resurrected the K8GP fixed station in grid FM19bb to enter in the Limited/Multi and Multi/Multi categories in the ARRL June and September contests of that year. You can read more about our previous June adventure by clicking K1RA K8GP Rover ARRL June VHF 2014. The last time Terry and I roved in an ARRL June VHF contest was in 2014. For the contest analysts, there are also graphic maps and scoring information covering the stations contacted and the numeric results for QSO contacts, QSO points, grids and total point score from each of our various operating locations.

Within this article are pictures, audio and video covering our time and experiences. This article covers some brief history including our contest preparations and operations. Welcome to another one of my roving articles, this time covering the the ARRL June VHF 2016 radio contest. K1RA as KW4VA /M in Virginia QSO Party 2012.Unofficial 40m QRP Fox Hunt Results for 2008/9.Unofficial 80m QRP Fox Hunt Results for 2008/9.

Backing up n1mm logger to an external hard drive