[Harc] ARRL Field Day June 26-27

[David Boyd]

For this year's ARRL Field Day, it seems that HARC will not be 
participating in a centrally-organized effort.  Members may gather 
locally in informal groups (such as Kevin/KK6MPT's invitation to join 
him at the Samoa Boat Ramp), visit other club efforts in neighboring 
counties, or operate independently.  If you do choose to participate as 
an individual, in addition to your personal call sign, you may also 
designate the "Humboldt Amateur Radio Club" for your QSO's to count 
towards a club total (Do not use club initials--spell it out).

Last January, for Winter Field Day, Anthony and Ben published the 
following frequency recommendations as a starting point for collecting 
those QSO's.  They seem like they are still relevant for the upcoming 
Field Day on June 26-27.  I think they are especially helpful for 
Technicians who wish to participate in Field Day.

I plan to operate as an individual.  Hope to hear you on the air.

73
David Boyd
KN6CEH

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Once again, HARC Members will be "lurking" on the below frequencies 
during the first 15 minutes of each hour.

2021 Winter Field Day HARC Frequency Recommendations

Modes highlighted in this color are available to Technician Class 
Licensees!!

.70m     432.100MHz CW DIGITAL Mode: MT63 2KL PHONE~FM

1.25m 223.000MHz CW DIGITAL Mode: MT63 2KL PHONE~FM

2m 146.460MHz CWDIGITALMode: MT63 2KL PHONE~FM

6m 53.525MHz CW DIGITAL Mode: MT63 2KL PHONE~FM

10m 28.030-040MHz CW DIGITALMode: PSK31 or MFSK32      (28.400-425MHz 
PHONE~USB)

15m 21.030-050MHz CW        DIGITAL Mode: PSK31 or MFSK32      
(21.275-305MHz PHONE~USB)

20m 14.025-055MHz CW        DIGITAL Mode: PSK31 or MFSK32      
(14.225-255MHz PHONE~USB)

40m 7.025-055MHz CW DIGITAL Mode: PSK31 or MFSK32      (7.175-205MHz 
PHONE~LSB)

80m 3.525-555MHz CW DIGITAL Mode: PSK31 or MFSK32      (3.800-830MHz 
PHONE~LSB)

160m 1.800-830MHz CW        DIGITAL Mode: PSK31 or MFSK32       PHONE~LSB

NOTE: When you're trying for Digital contacts a technique called 
"PreTone" is used.  On the top right side of FLDigi is a "Tune" button.  
"Press" it for a period of about one second, once or twice, to allow 
"listeners" to know somebody is about to transmit.  It also alerts 
people who might want to transmit that someone else is about to.


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