Author Archives: Steve Carter

This is the easy way to find out how your fellow GMCCers have reportedly done in recent contests. It is quoted from an email from Bob, K0NR: Go here: https://www.3830scores.com/contests.php Select the ARRL 10 meter contest (or whatever contest you … Continue reading →

If you’re interested in participating in the bleeding edge of FT4 contesting, the Northern California Contest Club is sponsoring an HF sprint on Thursday evenings.  The exchange is different than you may be used to, but the theoretical maximum QSO … Continue reading →

Here are a couple of ideas that may help you if you’re not receiving all of the groups.io digests or can’t post.  In both cases, you need to log into the web interface for groups.io then look at the GMCC … Continue reading →

We are fortunate to have many skilled and talented members in our ranks.  It’s my hope that we can tap into their expertise with presentations of interest to all Colorado contesters. First up is Alan Higbie,  K0AV, with a polished … Continue reading →

This chart was downloaded from contests.arrl.org, and it shows the official results of those who submitted logs and were a member of a GMCC team. As before, you can sort this list by any of the criteria – contest, year, … Continue reading →

In case you can’t go to Albuquerque, the Western Colorado ARC is sponsoring a hamfest in August. Several of your GMCC members will present at a forum on contesting:

This is a list, from the 3830scores.com database, of those who submitted contest scores to 3830 AND identified themselves as members of GMCC. It shows the results of for the prior year (and was created on July 20, 2023). It … Continue reading →

There were no nominations for anyone wanting to serve as an officer of the Club submitted by the July 15 deadline, so the current officers are considered re-elected. The election has been cancelled.

These are the restated bylaws for GMCC, as of May 11, 2023. If you are a member of the groups.io reflector, you’ll receive information on how to vote to approve or reject these proposals. If you believe you are a … Continue reading →